Canton Repository Public Notices and Rate Card 1950
Publication details for The Canton Repository dating September 21 1950. lists publishing history Associated Press membership advertising rates subscriptions by mail carrier and city delivery areas with local rates and contact details. includes offices in New York Philadelphia Chicago Cleveland Boston Los Angeles and Canton internal postal classifications.
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Srush-Moore Newspapers, Inc
Repository Bullang Market Avenue
Fifth Street
Canon 2
Ohio
Postoffice
Canton
Congress
Ohio Repository
Stark County Republican
Canton Repository & Reublican
Theanton Repository
Canton Daily Rac Aan
Evening Repository
Canton Repository
Canton Daily News
Stark County Democrat
Cessar
Associated Press
Story
Brooks
New York
New York Central Building
Philadelphia
Fidelity-Philadelphis Trust
Chicago
Nichigan Avenue
Cleveland
Euclid Avenue
Boston
Statler
Los Angeles
Guaranty Building
Une Association
Audit Bureau
Inland Daily Press Associaton
Stark
Tuscarawas
Carroll
Columbiana
Mit
Wayne
Holmes
Avance
OSS
Truman Inflation View Divides Control and Self Restraint
The article argues wartime inflation cannot be solved by either private or government controls alone. It contends human behavior will undermine self-restraint and warns of a tax increase triggering higher prices, wage demands, and a self-reinforcing inflationary spiral. It notes Baruch’s call for immediate price and wage freezes and claims politics delays such action.
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Mr. Truman
Korea
Truman
Baseball Should Not Reward Early Signings
The commentary argues against rushing college players into professional baseball before completing education. It urges organized baseball to delay signing bonuses for college athletes who may abandon school, aligning with football’s practice and prioritizing classroom completion over early pro access. It warns of long minor league waits and urges upholding the policy of staying out of college athletes' recruitment.
William G Saxton a Canton Native Son Remembered
William G Saxton shaped Canton's growth through banking work and local involvement. The long resident and former student who left school to build a career died recently, leaving a legacy as a key participant in the city's development and a revered local figure.
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William G. Saxton
Canton
Time for Vigilance By Raymond Moley
Raymond Moley argues the contempt citation against E A Rumely may set sweeping lobbying limits and threaten press freedom. He notes a political split in support and warns that broad interpretations could chill publishing and free speech under the House action.
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Raymond Moley
Congress
E. A. Rumely
Committee For Constitutional Government
Rumely
Blow It Down Build It Up In Korea
Marshall Plan mission head returns to Washington for talks on ECA aid to war damaged Korea. He reports 6 million plus people in the Pusan beachhead area, 3 million refugees, 50 thousand U.S. troops, and vast transport activity with limited refugee camps. Food relief may require 50 million dollars next year. U.N. aid proposed to fund rice and relief while reconstruction advances.
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Marshall Plan
Korea
Washington
ECA
Pusan
U. S
Delaware
Arthur C. Bunce
Seoul
Japan
Experts seize minds contest with new American spin
The piece argues the United States must use imagination and ideological persuasion to win global goodwill. It credits earlier missteps for ceding influence to Moscow and calls for bold ideas, messaging, and a confident export of freedom. The author predicts a shift by the experts to dominate the contest for men's minds.
GOP Review of Red China Conquest and Korea Policy
A 1950 opinion piece argues the Republican Party will review Truman era policies on China and Korea. It contrasts earlier restraint in China with current massive aid to South Korea, contending the administration failed to support Chiang Kai-shek and underestimated the danger of Communist expansion in Asia.
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G.O.P
China
Korea
South Korea
Asia
Truman
Europe
United States
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
N. Y
Time Out for a Minor Diversion by A Rey S Truman
A Washington column analyzes President Truman's unpremeditated remarks about the Marines and Stalin, noting the presidency's publishing prerogatives. The piece weighs Korea's military strain, rising deficits, strategic reserves, and the need for large scale diplomacy as nations approach the United Nations General Assembly.
Highlights Of Local History By Dennis R. Smith
Canton's Tabernacle on 2nd st SE long served as a social hub hosting evangelistic meetings political rallies and roller skating. Abraham Bair settled near Mapleton in 1804 and 1822 his new house replaced the old as a schoolhouse and church. The great wheat year of 1846 boosted railroad plans as Ohio Canal could not handle the harvest. John Sherby and Bezaleel Wells joined a 1814 legislative lottery to raise 12000 for Tuscarawas River improvements. Ten telegraph companies operated in Ohio by 1888.
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Canton
Tabernacle
2Nd St SE
Abraham Bair
Mapleton
Ohio
John Sherby
Bezaleel Wells
Tuscarawas River
Once Over By H I Phillips Now It Can Be Told
ACK from the mountains the lakes and the sea checking on all that has happened to me. Weary and aching and looking a mess. Skin a high color but starting to fade. Was it worth all that I paid. Knees a bit creaky and stomach upset. Wonderful season I had. Wanna bet. Summertime's over and gone is the float. Not bailing the boat back to the city and home from the camp. Now for a closet where clothes are not damp. Gone the mosquitoes and all the queer bugs. Home how I love you devoid of straw rugs. Farewell to yacht club and harbor high jinks. The view was not bad on the fifth or sixth drink. Back in my dwelling where now I'll abide. Phooey on fishing, nuts to the tide.
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Buchanan Committee
Committee For Constitutional Government
Rumely
C.C. G
House
C.C.G
Dr. Rumely
House of Representatives
Associated Newspapers
America
United States
Voice of America
Crusade For Freedom
Moscow
U.S. A
Roosevelt
You Missed Haberdasher At A Good Price This Week
Ye Gotham Bugle notes Shadda Haddim failed to buy haberdashery at a favorable price after querying a tipster who quipped In your hat. A Florida man keeps a chimpanzee learning to talk, soon to embarrass himself publicly. Big Three foreign ministers meet in Waldorf Astoria tower suite in New York. A man arrested for selling two stolen snare drums.
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Gotham Bugle
Shadda Haddim
Haberdasher
Ima Dodo
Miss Dodo
Roxy’s
Philharmonic
Ed Morrow
Herb Shriner
New York
Mike Todd
Yeed
Mike
Lucius Boomer
Tower Apartments
Waldorf Astoria
Century of data in New Bedford tax rolls and aviation notes
A century shows taxable property in New Bedford valued at 18 million dollars with 12 million in whale ships. Four decades ago the Lamborn block on Tuscarawas Street was sold for 29 thousand dollars. Aviation rivals Wilbur Wright and Glenn Curtiss flew in Boston before 45 thousand spectators, reportedly dropping bombs on a target.
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New Bedford
Mass
Lamborn
Tuscarawas St
Cleveland Ave
L. L. Lamborn
Alliance
E. J. March
Cleveland Area
Wilbur Wright
Glenn Curtiss
Boston
Target Practice By H V Wade Reflections on world events and royal gossip
The piece surveys wartime anthems and social chatter about royalty in a brisk, opinionated tone. It notes John L. Lewis's December move, hints miners face discontent, quotes Radio Moscow, and mocks American opinion while wryly commenting on celebrities Frankie and Ava and a painterly take on world peace this September morning.
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Prvate
Bernard Baruch
Select Committee
Frank Buchanan
John W. McCormack
Martin and Halleck
Committee
Peter Edson
Bunce
Taegu
United Nations
Siam
NEA Service, Inc
Truman Twinl
By Mark Sullivan
Clair Chennault
Gerald F. Winfield
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
By Walter Lippmann
Rey S. Truman
Marine Corps
Stalin
Tokyo
Yalu River
Atlantic
United Nations General Assembly
Dennis R. Smith
H. I. Phillips
Florida
The
Hawaiian Islands
San Francisco
Hawaii
Comdr
John Rodgers
Chillicothe
Market
Buckingham Palace
By H. V. Wade
U. N
Anne Elizabeth Alice Louise
John L. Lewis
Radio Moscow
Frankie
Ava
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