The Canton Repository history and notices dated 1950
The Canton Repository issue from Tuesday September 19 1950 presents the paper’s publication history and affiliations. It lists ownership by Brush-Moore, AP and various staff representations, and details subscription rates and delivery areas for Canton Ohio and surrounding counties.
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Brush-Moore Newspapers, Inc
Repository
Market Avenue
Fifth Street South
Canton
Ohio
Postoffice
Congress
Stark County Republican
Canton Repository & Republican
Canton Repository
Canton Daily Repository
Evening Repository
Canton Daily News
Stark County Democrat
Leeman
Associated Press
AP News
Story
Brooks & Ork Central
Finley
New York
New Y
Philadelphia
Fidelity-Philadelhia Trust
Chicago
Euclid Michigan Avenue
Cleveland Avenue
Boston
Statler
Los Angeles
Guaranty Building
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Inland Daily Press Associaton
Prvate Phone Exchange
Gally
BMAI
Stark
Tuscarawas
Carroll
Columbiana
Portage
Summit
Wayne
Holmes
Marshall's Role In Korea Diplomacy And European Unity
The piece argues Gen. Marshall should steer civilian control to curb military excess, shaping Korea policy amid MacArthur and Formosa tensions. It stresses diplomacy over force, warns of China and Soviet risks, and urges Franco German reconciliation as essential to a united European defense.
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Marshall
Asia
Pentagon
Peiping
Formosa
Chiang
China
Matthews
Korea
Truman
United States
Secretary of Defense
George Marshall
Gen. MacArthur
Knowland
MacArthur
Germany
France
Waldorf-Astoria
Europe
N.Y. Herald Tribune, Inc
Toledo Opens Five Million Dollar Railroad Station Milestone
The Toledo Blade marks a historic day as a new 5,000,000 railroad station opens with a civic celebration. Paul Block Jr. and Grove Patterson lead the push, underscoring faith in rail travel amid buses and air competition. Patterson, a Canton guest of honor, has long spoken at Chest campaigns and YMCA events.
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Toledo
Paul Block Jr
The
Toledo Blade
Grove Patterson
Patterson
Canton
Community Chest
Y.M.C.A
Blade
Government action to curb hoarding of strategic materials
The National Production Authority issued an order effective Monday to prevent hoarding of strategic materials. It limits manufacturers to stockpiles needed for immediate use and could channel supplies to key industries if required. The rule targets keeping guns from being subsidized by toy and trinket production while ensuring civilian goods stay a priority.
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IRS
National Production Authority
United States
Russia
NPA
Jolson Returns to Korea as Morale Effort Endures
Veteran entertainer Al Jolson arrives in Korea at age 62 to boost morale among troops. Observers note that modern morale programs favor movies and beer over entertainers, but Jolson's seasoned presence is expected to have a measured impact despite changing tastes.
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al Jolson
Korea
Jolson
Cinecitta Returns to Film People as War Victims Left
Italy’s Cinecitta, once a grand film center built by Mussolini’s son, served as a home for displaced persons after liberation. It is now returned to the film community, symbolizing a world recovering from war and offering hope that the arts outshine tragedy.
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Italy
Cinecitta
Mussolini
Hollywood
Call to Arms Stirred Draft Attitudes and Doubts
EFENSE officials are concerned over the attitude of men drafted and recalled into active duty. Many resist, with a resigned bitterness defining the mood. Draft-dodging reports rise above WWII levels, swamping deferment review machinery and signaling potential overhauls of future reserve programs.
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Efense
Selective Service
Defense
Johnson
Acheson
Marine Reserve
Pentagon
State Department
Health fears shadow Gen Marshall defense appointment
Private talks say General George C. Marshall, named secretary of defense, may not withstand the job's physical and mental strain. Friends cite his doctor visits and fatigue, predicting a short tenure and possible reshaping of Defense Department unification and leadership. Robert A. Lovett may return to work with Marshall.
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George C. Marshall
Secretary of Defense
James Forrestal
Louis Johnson
Truman
Johnson
Marshall
Gen. Marshall
Defense
Defense Department
Korea
Robert A. Lovett
Air
Army
Russians Occupy Glen Cove Estate Tax Fight Provokes Satire
A poem by H J Phillips mocks the Glen Cove mansion occupied by Malik and the fight over tax exemption. It imagines a simple rural hut preferring modest living to luxury while railing at wealth and Wall Street, invoking Morgans and Pratts, with references to Oyster Bay and Meadowbrook. The piece ends with mentions of Elmer Twitchell and a wife amid a shifting wartime scene.
Vanishing Americanisms in Early 20th Century Speech
A compact look at fading phrases and expressions showing how idioms like quiet around here and questioning wealth echoed social change. It notes usage shifts, the penny cost of living, and how figures such as Rockefeller entered everyday talk alongside modern meal pricing.
Great Powers Then and Now on India Seat at U N
The proposal to give India China’s U N Security Council seat is debated by Senator Sparkman. It argues revision via Article 109 and two thirds votes, while noting China’s veto, Russia’s stance, and historical League membership. It questions the transitory nature of great power status and cites past powers like Italy and Japan.
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China
U.N. Security Council
India
Sparkman
Alabama
U.S
U.N. Assembly
Security Council
United Nations
Council
Russia
League of Nations
U.N
League Council
Britain
France
Italy
Japan
League
San Francisco
Bismarck
Prussia
Germany
England
Spain
Sweden
Netherlands
Ottoman Empire
Austria
No Way Out Again A Word Sees Top Rating
The old term and its renewed popularity rise as a quirky cultural note. The piece links the word activating with a familiar bureaucratic mood and questions how processing remains a perennial trigger in public life.
Storm Warnings Ordered Up All Along Coast
Vishinsky sighted! Associated Newspapers reports storm warnings issued along the coast as weather officials urge residents to seek shelter and monitor advisories. Authorities warn of dangerous surf and possible flooding impacts across coastal communities.
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Vishinsky
Associated Newspapers
Century of Data From the Repository Files
A historical retrospective lists notable events from different eras. 100 years ago copper consumption and Lake Superior fisheries are noted. 40 years ago a jail warden appointment and a sugar fraud case are mentioned. 25 years ago a New York speed record and Chinese deportations appear. 10 years ago political campaigning and Paderewski’s travel plans are cited.
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United States
Isle Royal
Lake Superior
Adam M. Jackson
8Th St E
3Rd St SE
Wilson
Charles R. Heike
American Sugar Refining Co
Sugar Trust
New York
Blackwells Island
Alford J
al) Williams
Navy
Mitchel Field
N. Y
New York City
Tong
Target Practice By H. V. WADE
In a satirical column H. V. Wade mocks modern design and wartime surplus gear. The piece highlights a Russian inventor avoiding disclosure and critiques draft rules as demoralizing to medics. It comments on political tensions, GOP inner conflict, and the pace faced by a modern history professor.
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Marshall Choice Timely
By Walter Lippmann
Far East
Beachhead
By Douglas Larsen
Lovett
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Forrestall
Marx Leva
H. J. Phillips
Glen Cove
Oyster Bay
Joe
Southampton
Meadowbrook
U.S.A
Enies
Day
Elmer Twitchell
John D. Rockefeller
By Richard Spong
Robert A. Taft
New England
West
Wendell L. Willkie
Taft
John W. Bricker
Harold H. Burton
Cleveland
United States Senate
Ignace Jan Paderewski
Poland
Switzerland
H. V. Wade
G.O.P. Old Guard
Harry
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