Canton Repository history and today’s publication details
Canton Repository notes its 1815 founding as The Ohio Repository and trackable lineage through mergers and name changes. It outlines editors, AP affiliations, editions including daily and Sunday, and subscription rates as of September 27, 1950 with mail, carrier, and city delivery specifics.
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OCC
Brush-Moore Newspapers, Inc
Repository
Market Avenue
Fifth Street
Canton
Ohio
Stark County Republican
Canton Repository & Republican
Canton Repository
Eee
Canton Daily Repository
Evening Repository
Canton Daily News
Stark County Democrat
Associated Press
AP News
Story
Brooks & Finley
New York
New York Central Building
Philadelphia
Fidelity-Philadelents Trust
Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Cleveland
Euclid Avenue
Boston
Statler
Los Angeles
Guaranty Building
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Inland Aily Press Associaton
Prvate Phone Exchange
Elaeipanneimnebaigetiecass Tin Tan
Stark
Tuscarawas
Carroll
Columbiana
Portage
Summit
Wayne
Holmes
New Statute Extends Rights Amid Communist Bail Case
The nation faces a broadened constitutional meaning as Justice Robert H. Jackson grants bail to ten convicted Communists awaiting appeals. The piece argues the Bill of Rights protects minority rights and urges FBI monitoring to prevent further threats, while speedily handling appeal hearings.
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United States
Robert H. Jackson
FBI
Medina
Jackson
United Nations Work Aims To Prevent Big Wars
The article argues that while the United Nations has not fully prevented wars, it has started a vital task of preventing smaller conflicts from growing. It highlights leaders like Bernadotte and Bunche and notes progress in Korea and the drive for a permanent peace patrol. It asserts that strong UN leadership and global cooperation could deter aggression despite propaganda from Russia.
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United Nations
Israel
Count Bernadette
Ralph Bunche
World Association For
Russia
The World’s Greatest Postcard for International Cooperation
The Globe Circling Postcard shows universal postal service as a low cost, censorship resistant link across borders. Operating under the UN, it sustains international mail despite wars and upheaval with about 40 million pieces yearly and annual funding from major nations. Small states pay roughly 40 dollars a year.
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Universal Postal Service
United Nations
Berne
Switzerland
United States
Getting Good and Sore in Ohio Senate Fight
The Cleveland Plain Dealer reprints an editorial from The Repository about Taft and the union backed opponent after an effigy incident at Meyers Lake. It urges Ohioans to grit their teeth and re elect Taft to support his senate leadership and oppose CIO PAC tactics.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ohio
Repository
Taft
Bob Taft
Meyers Lake
The
Plain Dealer
United States Senate
Campaign mood shifts as Korea war fear clouds 1950 election
The 1950 election outlook is unsettled by wartime fear from Korea and questions about national leadership. Democrats face possible backlash in Congress while Republicans seek to tie the administration to incumbents. Labor unions mobilize large political spending under Taft Hartley, raising concerns over compulsory assessments and wage politics. The draft and veteran reserves add campaign pressure as grievances surface at the polls.
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Meenas
Congress
Korea
Truman
White House
NION
Labor
Ohio
A.F.L
C.I.O
Workers of America
N. Y
United Nations Plan For Global Defense And Recovery
U S foreign affairs experts propose a 24 hour General Assembly call to meet aggression. A U N peace patrol, a special military force, and a committee to enable collective action are outlined along with a recovery force to aid war torn nations. Korea and Formosa are highlighted, with emphasis on U N legitimacy and joint action to avoid Russia veto blocks.
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U.N
Korea
Formosa
Pacific
Local History Highlights Nominations and Taxes From Massillon
Dennis R. Smith notes Massillon figures shaping 1860 Republican convention vote shifts from Chase to Lincoln. 1864 tax records show Isaac Steese as Massillon’s top earner at 9,760 dollars. Thomas R. Morgan of Morgan Engineering in Alliance ran for Congress in 1892 but faced a Cleveland landslide.
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Dennis R. Smith
David K. Carter
Massillon
Abraham Lincoln
Ohio
Chase
Lincoln
Isaac Steese
Thomas R. Morgan
Morgan Engineering Co
Alliance
Congress
Grover Cleveland
The Man From Independence by Jonathan Daniels review
The book on Truman, coauthored with his cooperation, presents frank quotes on Byrnes Marshall and Pendergast, with a portrait of a shy, sensitive president. Daniels, former FDR aide, analyzes Truman’s youth and early life, while noting present-day limits. published by J. B. Lippincott at $3.50.
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Jonathan Daniels
White House
Harry Truman
Jimmy Byrnes
Truman
Old Baruch
McCormicks
Hearsts
Scrinps- Howards
Byrnes
Daniels
General Marshall
Marshall Truman
Marshall
Palestine
Washington
Mrs. Truman
Harry
Bess Wallace
Bess
J. B. Lippincott Company
From Our Readers That Comic Book To The Repository
A reader criticizes campaign material against Robert Taft and urges citizens to register and vote. The letter from George A. OBrien urges respect for soldiers and calls out apathy, linking voting to freedom and patriotism in the November election.
Thoughtful Cross Adage Quoted From Cowper and Proverbs
A compact verse pairing moral exhortation with biblical proverb. The text cites Cowper and Proverbs 28:1, contrasting deistic and atheistic views with a call to steadfast virtue. It presents a religiously framed reflection on righteousness and salvation.
Speeding by Vishinsky prompts tense curbside clash
In a comically heated exchange a speeding Mr. Vishinsky argues with a policeman over a 20 mile limit. He denounces the ticket as an attack on peace and accuses U S leaders of war-mongering, while the officer pushes for law enforcement. The scene ends with a motion to adjourn and a wary vote to defer.
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Cop—Lissen
Mr. Vishinsky
Vishinsky
General MacArthur
Cop
Bub
MacArthur
Omar Bradley
George Marshall
Acheson
Foster Dulles
Matthews
Wall Street
Bacilli
Dulles
Warmonger
Incredible The Russian plan reveals new styling and smiles
A jumble of potential news items mentions Al Jolson as a Korean War entertainer, Coolidge named for Massachusetts governor, a Belmont winner, and Samuel S. Fels leaving ten million dollars. The text blends figures and events with uncertain context from an Associated Newspapers source.
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Malik
Samuel S. Fels
Tax Department
Associated Newspapers
Century-old House vote ends slave trade in DC
A century ago the House passed 124 to 47 to abolish the slave trade in the District of Columbia. Former Ohio Governor Joseph Vance named treasurer of the United States. Also noted are Stimson’s 40 years ago nomination for New York governor, Roosevelt’s role, Walter Wellman’s Atlantic airship test, and a 25-year-ago flight from Detroit and Edsel Ford’s signal.
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House
District of Columbia
Joseph Vance
Ohio
United States
Henry L. Stimson
New York State
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. Stimson
Walter Wellman
Atlantic City
Atlantic Ocean
Detroit
Edsel Ford
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Chicago
Ohio appoints selective service director in Bricker move
Ten years ago Governor Bricker named Adjt. Gen. Gilson D. Light to lead Ohio's selective service. The nomination went to President Roosevelt. Brig. Gen. Robert S. Beightler, then state highway director, eyed succession as Ohio National Guard commander. Cuba bans Nazi party activities.
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John W. Bricker
Ohio
Adjt
Gilson D. Light
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Robert S. Beightler
Light
Ohio National Guard
Cuba
Target Practice By H. V. Wade
A collection of quips and wry reflections on war science and daily life. It interleaves notes on military terms, love, atomic age debates, disaster fears, and a playful jab at experts and athletes as the season shifts.
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Cleveland, Wilson
Franklin Roosevelt
Jonathan
Missouri-Kansas Country
Tom Pendergast
Kansas City
Pendergast
Robert Taft
U. S. Senate
American Federation of Musicians
George
Toot
W. Maplest North Canton
Commies
Stalin
George A. Obrien
Hazlette Ave
Earth
O Cowper
H. I. Phillips
al Jolson
A.coolidge
Massachusetts
Belmont
By H. V. Wade
St. Louis
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