Canton Repository History and 1950 publication data
The Canton Repository traces its lineage to The Ohio Gazette in 1815 and details mergers, name changes, and publication shifts through 1950. It notes daily evening editions, Sunday editions, and acquisitions, plus subscription rates and carrier delivery areas. The entry lists offices, affiliations, and contact notes with a publication date of Monday October 30, 1950.
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Brush-Moore Newspapers, Inc
Repository Building
Market Avenue
Fifth Street South
Canton
Ohio
Postoffice
Congress
Ohio Ee
Stark County Republican
Canton Repository & Republican
Canton Repository
Canton Daily Repository
Evening Repository
Canton Daily News
Stark County Democrat
Associated Press
Brooks & Finley
New York
New York_ Central
Philadelphia
Fidelity-Philadelhia Trust Building
Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Cleveland
Euclid Avenue
Boston
Statler
Los Angeles
Guaranty Building
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Inland Daily Press Association
Stark
Tuscarawas
Carroll
Columbiana
Portage
Summit
Wayne
Holmes
Barkley Campaign Speech Teased as Calm Amid Fear Claims
The column mocks Vice President Barkley’s Ohio visit arguing he projects calm while labeling opponents as scare factors. It accuses him of pandering to party power brokers and insinuates allies connected to communists and underworld figures, contrasting his rhetoric with broader public fear.
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Barkley
Ohio
Kentuck
Bender Favored To Win Ohio At Large Seat In Congress
The Republican George Bender is the preferred candidate for Ohio s at large U S House seat over Stephen M Young. Bow faces McSweeney in the 16th district with Bow portrayed as a stronger representative against socialism and aligned with broader public interests.
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Republican Party
Ohio
U.S
House of Repre
Bender
Frank Bow
John McSweeney
McSweeney
Washington
Bow
United States
Eisenhower or MacArthur? Quest to lead allied security
The piece weighs whether Eisenhower should head Western Europe defenses under the Atlantic Pact while MacArthur stays in Asia with UN forces. It warns against US burdening and protectorate impressions, calls for a quick plan to groom a European successor.
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Eisenhower
Gen. MacArthur
Free Nations
Europe
MacArthur
United Nations
Asia
United States
America
Atlantic World
30 Seat Gain for GOP Not My Prediction or a Prophetic Claim
A political writer notes he is not a prophet and analyzes a split election mood. He cites Indiana trends, potential House shifts of 10 to 15 percent, and possible Senate changes in Pennsylvania Idaho California Illinois Oklahoma Utah Maryland New York Connecticut Colorado and other states. The consensus estimate: a 50 to 46 Senate balance and about 225 Democrats to 210 Republicans in the House, with limited risk tolerance.
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Truman
Dewey
Senate
Vito Marcantonio
New York
Pennsylvania
Idaho
California
Illinois
Oklahoma
Utah
Maryland
Connecticut
Colorado
Uncle Sam and U.N. dues reform urged by Lodge
Massachusetts Senator Lodge urges rebalancing U.N. dues as the United States covers about 40 percent of the budget while Britain pays 11 percent and Russia 7. He argues funds should reflect ability to pay, noting U.S. burden amid Korea relief costs. He warns against universal excess, stressing domestic obligations and fair shares for all nations.
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Enator Lodge
Massachusetts
United Nations
U.N
United States
U.S
England
Russia
Sam
Lodge
Destiny
The
Associated Press
War Crimes Trials in Korea and International Law
Editorial outlines U S stance on war crimes accountability in Korea under international law. It cites upcoming trials before international tribunals, past wartime prosecutions, Geneva and Hague conventions, and U S Supreme Court Yamashita ruling reaffirming military commissions power. It notes cautions from Gen MacArthur and Red Cross access limits in North Korea. The piece closes with a biblical quotation.
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U.S
Korea
U.N
Republic of Korea
Judge Advocate General’s Department
Judge Advocate General
MacArthur
Kim Il Sung
Inchon
International Red Cross
U. N
Red Cross
U.N. Commission
U. S
Europe
Tokyo
Shanghai
United States
Russia
Japan
Yamashita
U. S. Supreme Court
Murphy
Rutledge
Farmers Hold Key to Iowa Senate Contest in 1950
A 1950 New York Herald Tribune summary analyzes how Iowa farmers may swing the U S Senate race between Republican Bourke Hickenlooper and Democrat Al Loveland. It recalls 1948 Truman farm storage pledges that shifted Iowa votes and warns against subordinating national goals to group interests like labor or farming.
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Iowa
United States
Bourke Hickenlooper
al Loveland
Doris Fleeson
Hickenlooper
Loveland
Miss Fleeson
Truman
Decatur
Mid-West
C.I.O
A.F.L
Badge of Distinction By Truman Twill
A writer recalls an undetermined number of TV watchers catching a glimpse of him on television. He compares the experience to an operating room and a room full of lights with technicians shouting directions. He and a cousin both wore “badges of distinction” as they TVed once, joking about family reunion anticipation and past vaccinations.
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Mike Fright
Caz
Thoughts for Today and a Welsh door verse on worship
A collection of short religious maxims and poems urging wholehearted love of God. It references Mark 12 30 and a Welsh door verse about hospitality and sincerity in worship, plus a warning from Bishop Henshawe that God values the heart of the worshiper over outward pretence.
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Bishop Henshawe
Errol Flynn Marries in Monte Carlo Wedding Spectacle
Arol Flynn wed in Monte Carlo in a lavish ceremony mocked by readers for its overblown, humorous details. The piece describes a tractor gift, a 70 pound four tier cake, neon costumes, a roulette prop, and a celebrity atmosphere with guests and security handling autograph seekers amid extensive public fanfare.
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Arol Flynn
Monte Carlo
Errol
Mrs. Flynn
Hollywood
Mediterranean
Zeckendorf Loses Bid in Bunt Auction Tops at Fifty Thousand
William Zeckendorf bid a million for Rickey's stock in Dem Bums and will receive fifty thousand, after Walter O'Malley and Mrs. John Smith outbid him. The piece notes other quirky bets and punchlines about races, a Freedom Bell, and a new Cole Porter musical featuring David Burns.
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William Zeckendorf
Rickey
Walter O’malley
John Smith
Bill
Ima Dodo
U.N
Harry Truman
David Burns
Reed
Couplets of Lake Success Russia Pledges Peaceful Course
A poetic couplet contrasts the question of loud screaming with Russia pledging a peaceful course, presenting a terse exchange likely from a public or satirical piece about international diplomacy and rhetoric. The tone hints at skepticism toward assurances of peace.
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Russia
Peace Plea by Vishinsky Sparks Hidden Tension
Andrei Vishinsky delivers a call for peace that sounds like aggression, making his nuanced plea stand out amid intense international rhetoric. The remark underscores his rare ability to merge diplomatic intent with forceful delivery, signaling potential shifts in negotiation dynamics.
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Andrei Vishinsky
Century and Decades Pack News in Hannibal Chronicle
A look back through the repository notes recounts a century of church painting by a Hannibal pastor, a 40 year bear park tragedy with a mourning parrot, and minor international mail confusions. It also recalls a 25 year court martial and a League of Nations border issue. Ten years ago the Navy awarded six new blimps to Good year Aircraft and Greta Garbo sought U S citizenship.
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Nimisilla Park Zoo
Eli Hardenstine
U.S.A
United States of America
Union of
Col
William Mitchell
Washington
Bulgaria
League of Nations
League
Navy Department
Goodyear Aircraft Corp
Akron
Greta Garbo
Hollywood
United States
Target Practice Embarrassment and Blunt Remarks Raise Tempers
The item critiques a candidate tied to an imprudent letter and hints at color TV era fame in 1952. It mocks the candidate’s response to questions about Formosa policy and points to inflation and a Soviet style election. It questions leadership with a satirical tone and imagines a vivid visual of an eggplant purple face.
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Mr. Barkley
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Democratic Party
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Mr. Truman
Lee Pressman
Big Wheel
C.N.C
Alger
Hiss
Harvard
Underworld
Stump
George Bender
House of Representatives
Stephen M. Young
Taft
G.O.P
By Raymond Moley
Indiana
Missouri
By Dewitt MacKenzie
By Richard Spong
Herbert
By Mark Sullivan
N. Y
Truman Twill
H. I. Phillips
Igor Troubetskoy
Whim
Reno
American Bar Association
Blackstone
Flynn
YE Gotham Bugle & Banner
Presbyterian Church
Hannibal, Mo
By H. V. Wade
Harry
Formosa
East Germany
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