Canton Repository Notice of publication details and rates
The Canton Repository established 1815 is a daily and Sunday paper serving Canton Ohio with press affiliations AP and local offices. The 1950 notice lists publication history, price structures, carrier and mail rates, and submission requirements including writer name and address. Sunday, September 24, 1950.
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Brush-Moore Newspapers, Inc
Repository
Market Avenue
Fifth Street South
Canton
Ohio
Postoffice
Congress
Ohio Repository
Stark County Republican
Canton Repository & Reublican
Theanton Repository
Canton Daily Repository
Evening Repository
Canton Repository
Canton Daily News Seramenait
Stark County Democrat
Associated Press
Story
Brooks & Emer
New York
New York Central Building
Philadelphia
Fidelity-Philadelhia
Chicago
Nichigan Avenue
Cleveland
Euclid Avenue
Boston
Statler
Los Angeles
Guaranty Building
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Inland Daily Press Associaton
Low Taxes Are Poor Bait
The American Society of Planning Officials says low taxes attract little industry. A new location seeks a pleasing community with a clean appearance, good services, and balanced budget governance. Investment hinges on education, health, housing, recreation, shopping, press quality, and an adequate tax-funded infrastructure.
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American Society of Planning
Penal Honor Camps Expand to Help Prisoners
Penal reform article describes HIO support for expanding honor camps for penitentiary prisoners. Two camps already operate with excellent records. four more are planned. Prisoners work on state forests and tree nurseries, avoiding competition with free labor and reducing idleness. Reformation is the aim, achieved through honest labor in the outdoors, fostering self restraint and honor.
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HIO
Day of Citizenship Emphasis in Ohio Voter Registration
A call urges Ohio residents to register by September 27 the last date to vote in the November election. It laments many qualified residents in cities like Canton are not listed and warns failed registration strengthens minority pressure groups and threatens democratic liberty.
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Ohio
Canton
Early 20th Century Ads Highlight Two Tiny Yet Enduring Brands
A Life magazine 1913 page shows Hoover electric suction sweeper promising two cents an hour for cleaning with no work, just fun. Timken-Detroit axles and Timken roller bearings appear as budding auto industry suppliers, credited with Canton's later growth and industrial activity.
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Life Magazine
Canton
Pravda criticargets fortune telling machine in worker tale
A Pravda writer profiles a factory worker who denounces an American fortune telling machine for failing to educate him about his servitude. The piece frames the machine as a symbol of misdirection and exploitation, urging workers to seek awareness and solidarity.
U N Site Inspires Cautious Uplift In 1950 Manhattan
In Manhattan on the East River the first marble U N building nears completion, sparking mixed feelings. Some fear the complex will become offices if U N dissolves, while others argue the open forum of the soap box remains vital for world peace. The piece cites diplomats and a typhoon parable, noting no treaty guarantees immediate peace, yet the UN crew stays at the pumps.
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East River
Manhattan
U.N
Geneva
Hague
Black Hills
Stork Club
King Features Syndicate
Pentagon labels and a curious reader in Washington
A Washington notebook piece surveys Pentagon sourcing terms and how officials are named in war mobilization statements. It highlights the U S Public Health Service project to predict hardening of arteries, a record of Rudolph Halley’s public image, and the ECA watchdog committee’s transformation into a Senate subcommittee. It notes U S Legion plans and a shift in veteran aid debates amid the Korea crisis, plus agricultural fat surpluses and Mexico’s export loan use for infrastructure.
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Pentagon
Defense
Secretary of Defense
U. S. Public Health Service
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Highlights of Local History in Canton Gas Lights and Ballooning
Gas street lights first appeared in Canton in 1855 and public meeting notices referenced early lamp lighting time. Canton long served as a national ballooning center due to its locally manufactured artificial gas ideal for inflating balloon bags.
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Canton
Bridges and farms linked to Ohio towns in early history
By 1880s kerosene production yielded gasoline as a byproduct sold for a few cents per gallon. A Tuscarawas River toll bridge in 1815 and a Middlebranch Creek bridge the next year tied to Canton area. Massillon Main Street viaduct replaced a 95 year old bridge, once deemed unsafe for fast driving yet endured floods and modern traffic. The Estramadura Farm near Massillon state hospital covered 1000 acres, failed financially after merino sheep aims. The Amos Cay maple grove near Robertsville has hosted picnics for over six decades.
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Tuscarawas River
Massillon
Middlebranch Creek
12Th St
Canton
Ohio
William R. Dickson
Massillon State Hospital
Inflation danger and noble defenses in postwar economy
A historical analysis outlines inflation stages from selective price rises to fear-driven hoarding, noting postwar shifts, political influence, and the Korean War impact. It highlights favorable factors like the growing federal budget, cautious bank lending, saving habits, and potential inflation controls, plus calls for quick action after elections to prevent a currency flight.
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Germany
Truman
Leon Keyserling
Uruguay
Tangiers
America
Congress
Associated Newspapers
High Promise in U N Police
DeWitt MacKenzie argues for a U N security force and roaming peace patrol to deter aggression. He credits U S leadership and notes veto limits in the General Assembly, urging rapid action and a strengthened world security framework to prevent major wars.
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United Nations
United States
U.N. General Assembly
State Acheson
Peace Organization
Acheson
U.N
South Korea
Korea
General Assembly
Thoughts for Today by Sir Lewis Morris
The excerpt urges faith and truth as relief for weary minds and suffering thoughts. It reflects on relief from mental burden and the quieting of inner conflict through steadfast belief and consolation. Sir Lewis Morris emphasizes reassurance amid strife and fatigue.
Belhurst Gambler Family Keeps Summer Winnings In The Family
The natives and offspring, seven children among them, pool their casino winnings from summer canasta and IOUs. They celebrate each Labor Day weekend at Belhurst with the family taking turns staging friendly kiding episodes. The authors note the perpetual cycle of gambling money within the clan, ending with a lighthearted, if telling, commentary on their social dynamics.
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Canasta
Fanny
Belhurst
Red Dwyer
Red
Ken
Jerry
Kiplinger
Buzzard
Marks
Kiplingers
Waterloo
Quebec
Kidder
General Features Corp
Union School Opens for Admission to Pupils in 100 Years Ago
The Union School opened its doors to new students with outside district entrants paying 1.50 per quarter for primary, 2.25 for secondary, or 3 for higher departments. Tuition was paid to the bond of education.
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Union
Lightning Burns Preston's Farm Barn North of Louisville
Forty years ago a bolt struck the barn of Henry S. Preston at Ideal Stock Farm five miles north of Louisville on N Chapel, destroying the structure while Mr Preston was visiting relatives in Cleveland. All stock except one calf was saved. Bobby Leach of Niagara Falls survived a Whirlpool Rapids barrel voyage with only scratches.
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Henry S. Preston
Ideal Stock Farm
Louisville
N. Chapel Stext
Preston
Cleveland
Bobby Leach
Niagara Falls
Ont
Maid of the Mists
Cantelever Bridge
Canton Chamber elects seven new directors in 10th anniversary year
Ten years ago the Canton Chamber of Commerce elected seven new directors Harley J Fast B E Froehole J F Hattersley R B Keplinger Darwin S Luntz William B Quinn and Joseph K Vodrey Froehole was chosen president Nazir Caldron Glee Club of Canton won first place for the third straight year at the Nashville competition with director D C Farley guiding them.
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Canton Chamber of Commerce
Harley J. Fast
B. E. Froehole
J. F. Hattersley
R. B. Keplinger
Darwin S. Luntz
William B. Quinn
Joseph K. Vodrey
Mr. Froehole
Nazir Caldron Glee Club of
Canton
Nashville, Tenn
D. C. Farley
Target Practice By H. V. WADE
Relief for the needy is noted while two days after free beer was restored to troops four amphibious landings occurred behind North Korean lines. A grandfather chooses a five pound breakfast to ensure health. War marriages are warned as precarious, and television screen sizes expand from 10 to 19 inches revealing Willie’s growth.
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