Canton Repository 1950 issue header and rates
Local Canton Canton Repository front matter from October 28 1950 lists publication history ownership and editions plus subscription rates for daily Sunday and mail delivery across several counties. Includes Associated Press membership and staff bureaus and contact details.
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Brush-Moore Newspapers, Inc
Repository
Market Avenue
Fifth Street
Canton
Ohio
Postoffice
Congress
Np Sssscici
Ohio Repository
Stark County Republican
Canton Repository & Reece
Theanton Repository
Canton Daily Repository
Evening Repository
Canton Repository
Canton Daily News
Stark County Democrat
Puicapresi Si Inane Sesame Cnataaonitnegen Ninaaninsncinmsmamiians
Associated Press
Stark
Tuscarawas
Carroll
Columbiana
Portage
Summit
Wayne
Holmes
Truman in the Spotlight as 1948 Campaign Issue
The piece argues White House advisers debate using Mr. Truman in St. Louis on Nov 4 to shore up Democratic candidates. It contends Truman’s shift from ineffectual minority president to symbol of leftist socialism, influencing Ohio Senate race and bolstering Taft’s case against Ferguson as a socialist agenda.
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White House
Truman
Mr. Truman
Alger Hisses
Lee Pressmans
Yaltas
Potsdams
C.i.o.-P.a-C
Ohio
Taft
Joseph T. Ferguson
Case for Mobilizing Taft Voters on Election Day
A letter from Ohio Democratic national committeeman Albert A Horstman urges jobholders to donate campaign effort as votes determine the contest between Senator Taft and Democratic forces. Ohio federal civilian workers total about 82 374 with over 15 000 in Cleveland, underscoring the need to mobilize every Taft supporter to offset federal employee influence.
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Ohio
Democratic National
Albert A. Horstman
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Cleveland
Taft
Democratic Action
Statue of Liberty dedication marked by Emma Lazarus poem
The newspaper recalls Grover Cleveland’s October 28 1886 dedication of the Statue of Liberty and republishes Emma Lazarus’s poem on the monument’s tablet. The lines invoke a welcoming message to the tired poor and homeless and describe the towering statue as Mother of Exiles.
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Grover Cleveland
Emma Lazarus
Truman Pressure for Economic Controls Before Election
The White House faces political and economic pressure to implement controls ahead of the election. Labor unions push for excess profits tax and wage rises, while firms fear retroactive taxes and inflation. Officials warn that rushed measures could destabilize the economy and hurt defense funding, urging evenhanded application.
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Truman
Congress
Bless Our Entertainers Remembering Jolson and stage artists
The article honors entertainers from singers to writers, praising their role in lifting spirits. It notes Jolson as a standout yet part of a larger lineage, whose lively art sustains sanity in tough times. Entertainers will be replaced by new talents to keep joy alive for the rest of us.
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Uncle Sam
N. Y
Jolson
Kremlin
al Jolson
Taft Tops Bipartisan Support Rating Among Senators
Washington service reports Ohio Senator Robert A. Taft achieved an 85 percent bipartisan support rating in a recent Senate voting analysis. He ranks among the top five in the chamber, with the metric calculating the share of votes where he aligned with consolidated Democratic and Republican majorities.
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Ongressional Quarterly
Washington
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Senate
Europe must learn to stand on own feet analysis of recovery
The piece argues Europe must self fund and defend, outlining three Rs reconstruction rearmament and relief, and two main roadblocks German integration and Western Europe anti Communist unity. It praises four achievements including European Payments Union trade liberalization Schuman plan and a common army while warning Western recovery hinges on self sufficiency after 1952.
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Europe
Germany
United States
Western Europe
West
France
Italy
European Payments Union
Schuman
Benelux
Jean Monnet
United Nations
Signs of Revolt Against Machine Politics
ARLY results of The Daily News pre election poll of New York voters show Acting Mayor Vincent Impellitteri leading the hand picked candidate Ferdinand Pecora by about five to three. The piece argues voters are fed up with machine rule and seeks to explain the broader national mood toward real competence and safe government.
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Arly
Daily News
New York
Vincent Impellitteri
Tammany Machine
Ferdinand Pecora
Impellitteri
Chicago
Missouri
Bus Strike Solution Letter from Canton Reader
A reader urges a communal bus strike in Canton to force a quick settlement of the ongoing bus strike. The writer proposes a 30 day bus boycott to compel resolution, suggesting that drivers and city officials would then settle differences rapidly. The letter also includes praise for dairy industry leadership and names two local figures.
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Canton
Dairy Industry Praise For Newspaper Support
A letter from Stark County Dairy Industry credits the newspaper for its effective news coverage and advertising services. The group notes nationwide attention to the industry’s progressive public relations program and expresses gratitude for the paper’s readership and community impact.
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Stark County
Wisdom and Honey Across Verses and Voices
A compact note gathers biblical and poetic lines on wisdom humility and growth. Proverbs urges sweet knowledge as nourishment for the soul while Cowper and others contrast truth leading to discernment with mature understanding. A concise reflection ties age and wisdom.
Italy Dictator Auction Satirized in Public Auction Lamp Potions
Poetic satire by H I Phillips lampoons Benito Mussolini through a public auction scene selling his belongings. It ridicules loot like a lamp, inkstand, belt, boots, hat, medals, and photos as bids rise and fall, portraying tyrants fate as junk in a fetid room.
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Italy
Benito Mussolini
Gotham Celebrities and News From the City
H Truman of Missouri Washington and Wake Island visited New York last Tuesday. Notre Dame football collapse draws no blame to Dean Acheson. Charlotte Greenwood to star in Cole Porter musical Out of This World. Edith Pfaff debuts as a television personality with minimal glamour. Fred Allen on video still tense, Portland camera friendly. Vinton Freedley called the Faye Emerson of male TV personalities. Dick Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein receive medals from the Columbia 100-years Association. Bob Burns makes a strong video debut with a country druggist sketch. Armor auction in Gotham tonight draws huge bid crowds from riders.
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Gotham Bugle & Banner
H. Truman
Missouri
Washington
Wake Island
New York
Notre Dame
Dean Acheson
Gotham
Burgomaster
Charlotte Greenwood
Cole Porter
Edith Pfaff
Fred Allen
Portland
Fred
Vinton Freedley
Faye Emerson
Dick Rodgers
Oscar Hammerstein
Columbia
Bob Burns
Coutry
Bob
Phud
Soviet Press Attacks Truman and MacArthur in Harsh Rhetoric
Soviet news organs mock President Truman as a hypocrite and insolvent ty rant and brand General MacArthur with terms like rash maniac and vampire. The commentary signals a friendlier Soviet tone, while references to Notre Dame football and TV glamor girls reflect cultural commentary and wit.
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Truman
Gen. MacArthur
China
Hitler
Russia
United Nations votes to resume peace talks with big powers
The United Nations Assembly approved a resumption of talks among major powers by 59 to 0, with Russia among those voting in favor. The report notes a cautious outlook on progress, especially if delegates attend in armored cars.
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United Nations Assembly
Russia
Associated Newspapers
Century of Bets Mark Election Folly in Chronicle
A 100 year glimpse notes rising election betting with the Cincinnati Chronicle and Atlas estimating about 200000 dollars changing hands on election day. It supports Ohio adopting a NY like law forfeiting voting rights for bettors.
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Cincinnati Chronicle and Atlas
Cincinnati Paper
Ohio
New York State
Warships Muster Off Greece as Italy Spat Escalates
Ten years ago British warships appeared off the Greek coast to back Greece's stand against Italian demand for territory and free passage of troops. In baseball, the Cleveland Indians did not renew manager Oscar Vitt's contract.
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Greece
Cleveland Indians
Oscar Vitt
Target Practice By H. V. Wade
The British protectorate of Gambia pays a bounty on baboons. A new hand will attempt to lift the Philadelphia Athletics from the cellar. For Jimmy Dykes the carefree days are over.
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Gambia
Philadelphia Athletics
Jimmy Dykes
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