Canton Repository history and contact details 1950
Local newspaper page lists publication history and staff details for The Canton Repository. Includes name changes, associations, offices, and circulation rates as of Friday October 27, 1950. Mentions subscriptions by mail with regional coverage, private phone lines, and policy on publication communications.
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Brush-Moore Newspapers, Inc
Repository
Market Avenue
Fifth Street
Canton
Ohio
Postoffice
Congress
Canton Daily Epository
Evening Repository
Canton Reository
Cantonee News
Stark County Democrat
Associated Press
Story
Brooks & Finley
New York
New York Central
Philadelphia
Fidelity-Philadelhia Trust
Chicago
Nichigan Avenue
Cleveland
Euclid Avenue
Boston
Statler
Los Angeles
Guaranty Building
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Inland Daily Press Association
Ebright for Governor Vows GOP Unity in 1950 Bid
Ohio Republicans should rally behind Don Ebright for governor to succeed Frank Lausche. As treasurer, Ebright earned broad support with blameless duty and large re elections. The piece urges party voters to back a leader who stands for state sovereignty and opposition to Washington’s policies, aligning with Taft on representative government.
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Do’ Ebright
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Don Ebright
Washington
Truman
Ebright
Taft
Harvard Names Dr Ralph Bunche to Government Faculty
Harvard University selects Dr Ralph Bunche as professor of government marking the first Black scholar on its faculty and a milestone for American higher education. Bunche, U N mediator in Palestine and Nobel Peace Prize winner, holds Harvard master and doctoral degrees and stands as a symbol of racial progress in academia and beyond.
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Harvard University
Ralph Bunche
Bunche
Harvard
U. N
Palestine
Dr. Bunche
Tibet Invasion Sparks UN Charter Debate On China
The OVIET Union reports Chinese Communist troops have invaded Tibet, challenging UN principles and raising questions about China’s claim of control. The issue echoes Formosa and threatens Indian and Pakistani strategic calculus as Tibet’s border position could invite broader regional pressure.
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Oviet Union
Tibet
Formosa
India
Pakistan
Republic of Korea
Balanced County Commission seat to keep Republican in Stark county
Oliver Kuhn Marlboro Township seeks re election on the Stark county board, facing Democrat Jacob J Barthelmeh while two Democrats Josep T Nist and Glen Sponseller hold terms expiring later. To preserve balance the third seat should stay Republican and Rufin is praised for faithful service and accessibility to constituents.
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Board of
Stark County Commissioners
Oliver Kuhn
Marlboro Township
Jacob J. Barthelmeh
Josep T. Nist
Glen Sponseller
Rufin
They're at It Again by David Lawrence in Korea policy clash
In a 1950 column, David Lawrence argues a covert propaganda effort undermines Syngman Rhee and the Korean government. He warns against U.S. wavering after World War II and stresses Rhee’s legitimacy, U.N. recognition, and the need for steadfast American support amid Cold War pressure.
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David Lawrence
Tihere
Washington
Syngman Rhee
Republic of Korea
Chiang Kai-shek
China
United States
Asia
Japan
Rhee
United Nations
Korea
38Th Parallel
U.N
Dr. Rhee
South Korea
All Korea
America
Department of State
Let Those Leaves Alone By Truman Twill
In a reflective essay, the author argues against human interference with leaves and the leaf cycle. He warns that meddling leads to further problems and favors nature’s plan for compost and renewal, urging patience and cooperation as winds, weather, and ecosystems handle leaves over time.
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Nature
Thoughts for Today Providence guides mistakes into wiser paths
A reflection on how providence oversees human affairs, turning errors into healthier outcomes than mere forethought could achieve, suggesting humility and trust in the larger order guiding events.
Turkey's second revolution gains U S backed vigor
In Istanbul Ankara and Izmir rise as Turkey advances under a Truman Doctrine aided modernization drive. Paul Hoffman retired as Marshall Plan chief notes farm output could grow 30 percent as American dollars support agricultural machinery cement plants livestock improvements and seed programs. Russell Dorr leads ECA efforts to expand western trade and reduce western imports from the United States.
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Istanbul
ARKEY
America
Stalin
Paul G. Hoffman
Ankara
Dardanelles
Izmir
Smyrna
Turkey
Kemal Ataturk
Ataturk
England
U.S
Russell Dorr
U.S. Eca
Hoffman
Dorr
West
Britain
Germany
Italy on edge as Marshall Plan aids curb communism
NEA Service reports that without Marshall Plan aid Italy might have swung to communism. Communist strength falls from 30 to around 20 percent, but a hard core in the industrial north still controls labor unions. Officials say amateur U S efforts face professional Marxist opposition as Italy wrestles with tax reform, unemployment, and land policy while the Plan nears its end.
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Italy
Frank Gervasi
Marshall Plan
United States
U. S
Arnaldo Cortesi
New York Times
Rome
Leon Dayton
Dunn
Dayton
Alcide de Gasperi
B.C
Chamber of Deputies
NEA Service, Inc
Rainy election myths in Oklahoma politics
An analysis of predictions about rain affecting Oklahoma election outcomes. The piece notes persistent beliefs favoring Republicans in wet weather and rural turnout concerns, but concludes historical voting trends favor Democrats regardless of rain, suggesting factors like Civil War memories influence voters more than weather.
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Oklahoma
Letter Suggestion for Child Care to the Repository
William M. Weida urges Juvenile Court, Stark County commissioners and welfare agencies to use Fairmount Children's Home for dependent children. He notes the home has a hospital and staff, can house at least 50 more children, and would cost taxpayers nothing extra.
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Stark County Commissioners and Welfare Agencies
Fairmount Children’s Home
Fairmount Home
Graduation Toast From A Cracker College For Safecrackers
H L Phillips lampoons a Chicago college for safecrackers with satirical vows and the deanless address. He jokes about Bachelors of Blasts and Doctors of Lawlessness while urging graduates to leave crimes behind, yet hinting at the quirks of education and the police.
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Chicago
Tom Costain's Son of a Hundred Kings tops new release list
The news item notes Tom Costain’s new book Son of a Hundred Kings, highlighting his seven year gap since reading manuscripts for Doubleday and his career peak as his works total nearly 3.5 million in sales. It also references comments on gender and media, sports telecasts, and various related topics from The Associated Newspapers.
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Gotham Bugle & Banner
Tom Costain
Doubleday
R. A. Lauer
Iowa State
Johns Hopkins
Alcoholics Anonymous
General Electric
Stark County Agricultural Society Opens Century Fair
The first Stark County Agricultural Society fair drew a vast crowd with many cattle horses sheep and hogs on display. The Repository praised the strong public interest and predicted growing excitement and benefits for the county at future fairs.
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Repository
Stark County Agricultural Society
Balloonists Alan Hawley and Augustus Post Reach Quebec Town
Forty years ago Alan Hawley and Augustus Post relieved national worry by reaching a Quebec town after a nine day missing period in the St. Louis to international race balloon flight. A close friend noted they carried ample provisions for emergencies. Postmaster General Hitchcock delayed parcel post legislation to focus on launching the new postal savings program.
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Alan R. Hawley
Augustus Post
Quebec
St. Louis
Frank H. Hitchcock
Former congressman Volstead named legal adviser in Northwest
Recap of past events notes Andrew J. Volstead, famed author of the federal prohibition law, becoming legal adviser to prohibition enforcement director W. F. Rhinow for the northwest. Also mentions Canton city council enacting a three-person front seat limit to reduce auto crashes.
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U. S
Andrew J. Volstead
Minnesota
W. F. Rhinow
Northwestern
United States
Canton
Target Practice By H. V. WADE
Court orders Xavier Cugat to pay his ex wife 2000 a month while Connie Mack’s 50 year lesson on pitching holds no water says a scientist. A copper’s descendants still wonder how a $600 TV appeared in their home in New York. A father of five comments on store charge account controls.
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Xavier Cugat
Connie Mack
New York
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