The Canton Repository History and Rates Snapshot
The Canton Repository details its origins from 1815 and mergers, including name changes and editions. It lists AP affiliation and offices, then cites subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions by carrier and mail, with regional service areas and pricing.
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Brush-Moore Newspapers, Inc
Repository
Market Avenue
Fifth Street South
Canton
Ohio
Postoffice
Ohio Repository
Stark County Republican
Canton Repository & Republican
Canton Repository
Canton Daily Repository
Evening Repository
Canton Daily News
Stark County Democrat
Associated Press
AP News
SPECS
Story
Brooks & Goerew
York
New York Central
Philadelphia
Fidelity-Philadelhia
Just
Chicago
Nichigan Avenue
Cleveland
Euclid Avenue
Boston
Statler
Los Angeles
Guaranty Building
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Inland Daily Press Associaton
Prvate Phone Exchange
Wee
Eee
MAI
Stark
Tuscarawas
Carroll
Columbiana
Portage
Summit
Ayne
Holmes Counties
Labor Slaves Lewis Style and Taft in Ohio Mines
A critical piece condemns John L. Lewis for threatening strike tactics in Ohio coal mines and depicts him as labor dictator. It argues Senator Taft engages voters with clear issues, while Lewis suppresses truth and free discussion, labeling such control a form of slave labor.
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John L. Lewis
Taft
Ohio
Lewis
Joseph T. Ferguson
Mr. Lewis
America
Marines in Korea Propaganda and Public Image Chronicle
Inside story suggests Marines are portrayed as a police force by propaganda and press, while claiming their actions near Seoul reflect a harsh struggle. The piece argues President Truman's statements shaped public perception and praises Marines for their courage and sacrifices amid uncertain coverage.
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Rykuus
Korea
Fresiaent
Truman
Gengnis Anan
Moratio-at-the-bridge
Dia
Seniority rules and aging workers in safety critical jobs
The Age of Safety argues older workers are valuable but slower decisions raise risk in roles like railroad operations. It notes WWII lessons showing 40 plus workers often excel, while some rail positions and insurance data show heightened danger with age 60 plus. It suggests targeted seniority tweaks to protect lives without dismantling overall seniority.
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Yocomung
A Plan to Bypass Veto via United Nations Assembly
A strategy to mobilize free nations without the Soviet veto through a General Assembly resolution rather than Security Council action is explored. The plan leverages Article 51 and the Assembly's powers to counter aggression, potentially forming a “Little Assembly” to act quickly in emergencies, signaling a UN driven force for defense and world opinion.
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U.N
Free Nations
John D. Hickerson
General Assembly
Security Council
United Nations
Hickerson
Assembly
M* Hickerson
Russia
Little Assembly
Politburo
Campaign for Citizenship Promotes Political Responsibility
League of Women Voters urges voting participation and civic engagement across communities. It urges joining nonpartisan groups, contacting officials, and educating citizens beyond schools, with emphasis on responsible governance and active participation in elections and public affairs.
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League of Women Voters
National League of Women Voters
League
Congress
Parent- Teacher Association
American Association of University Women
Public Affairs Committee
Y.W.C.A
Reconsider Blame Over Spirit of St. Louis Wreck
A letter contends blaming the Spirit of St. Louis engineer for the 33 deaths is unfair. The writer, a veteran fireman, recalls wartime speed limits and siding rules on troop trains, and argues officials allowed a troop train to speed to the crash site. He cites FBI estimates of Communists and notes a long delay on a Cincinnati to Toledo run.
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St. Louis
Toledo
Cincinnati
FBI
Mingo Junction
Timken President Urges Steady Military Orders
William E. Umstautd of The Timken Roller Bearing Co. argues in The Repository that only 3 percent of steel output goes to military use due to underorders. He notes his company already devotes 16 percent to military needs and would raise this if orders rise, urging other producers to meet government demand.
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William E. Umstaud
The
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Thoughts for Today From Scripture and Pope
A brief devotional quotation collection opens with I Timothy 4 4 praising all creation as good when received with thanks and follows with Pope on nature and the soul describing a single vast, interwoven whole.
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God
Pope
Deterrent Power of the United States in Europe
The piece argues American deterrence remains essential to prevent Soviet aggression in Europe and beyond. It outlines competing theories on atomic arsenals, Soviet air defenses, and the need to strengthen U S strategic striking power while noting European defenses in Bonn and West Germany as a guard against subversion. It emphasizes avoiding total war and preserving U S power as defense for undefended regions.
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United States
Yalta
West Berlin
Vienna
Iran
Korea
Europe
Russia
U. S.S.R
Soviet Union
Fense
Waldorf
Bonn
N. Y
Racketeers in High Places
The Kefauver committee confirms nationwide crime syndicates influence. criminals infiltrate legitimate business like hotels, restaurants, liquor distribution, and meat companies. Evidence links syndicate activity to officials and politics, with subpoena power enabling deep investigations across cities and federal grounds.
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Florida
Senate Committee
U. S
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Gitimate
Kefauver
Washington
Godfrey Commissioned in Navy Reserve Prompts VOA Talk
The article argues Godfrey's commissioning by President Truman as a full Naval Reserve commander boosts morale and could shape wartime radio efforts. It urges Arthur and Harry Truman to leverage his voice for democracy broadcasts, comparing him to Tokyo Rose and praising his star power for global messaging.
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Lee Godfrey
Truman
Naval Reserve
Harry
Godfrey
General Marshall
Lou Johnson
Marshall
Arthur
Fort Knox
Harry Truman
Voice of America
Washington
Voice
Brotherhood of Man
Potomac Arthur
Pentagon
Rusty
Tokyo
White House
Republic
Truman Defies Urgent Pleas With Stubborn Resolve
A lively quote recounts Harry S Truman's insistence on taking immediate action despite warnings. An aide grabs his coat and hat signaling readiness to depart as Pettigrew the Penguin affirms Truman's unyielding decision making.
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H. Truman
Harry
Bridgeport Board of Education offers parents sex education course
The Bridgeport Board of Education establishes a sex education course for parents, noting embarrassment of asking children and aiming to help adults address the subject.
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Bridgeport Board of Education
Associated Newspapers
Century and decade snapshots of regional history
A historical recap describes events from 100, 40, 25, 10 years ago. It notes Pennsylvania Railroad routes Philadelphia to Johnstown and Johnstown to Pittsburgh, travel times by rail and boat, a 40 years ago meeting on tuberculosis care and a Rockfeller donation drive, 25 years ago Admiral Ziege Meyer visiting with fleet signals and a Harold Lloyd film at the Strand, and a 10 years ago burglary on Mapleave NE with a revolver and stamps taken.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Johnstown
Pittsburgh
Anti-Tuberculosis League
Baxter
Hannah Howard
C. E. Fraunfelter
John D. Rockfeller
Chardon
H. J. Ziegemeyer
Canton
Hawaii
Australia
W. G. Saxton
First National Bank
Melbourne
Harold Lloyd
Strand
C. H. Smith
Mapleave NE
Target Practice By H. V. Wade
The piece riffs on current events and quirky thoughts from a columnist perspective. It blends remarks on North Korea hints, odd garden tips, Mars invasion fears, a kindergarten reaction to a old tale, and social politics with satirical asides about deficits and conservatives. The tone is wry and observational.
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Timken
I Timothy
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Middle East
Persian Gulf
Mediterranean
U.S.S.R. Will
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H. S. Phillips
Democracy
Gotham Bugle & Banner
Ethel Merman
Judge Pecora
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Prober
Bob Hope
Bing Crosby
Milton Berle
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U. S. Marines
Mars
Mother Hubbard
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