Canton Repository 1950 edition carrier rates and notices
Local newspaper front matter lists history of the Canton Repository from 1815 merger to modern daily edition 1950, with Associated Press affiliations, circulation classifications, and subscription prices. Includes postal details, private exchanges, office addresses, and reader publication guidelines. Saturday September 30 1950.
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Brush-Moore Newspapers, Inc
Repository
Market Avenue
Fifth Street
Canton
Ohio
Postoffice
Ohio Repostory
Stark County Republican
Canton Repository & Re Publican
Canton Repository
Canton Daily Epository
Evening Repository
Canton Daily News
Stark County Demo
Associated Press
Story
Brooks & Mer
New Yor
New York _ Central
Philadelphia
Fidelity-Philadelpar
Chicago
Niichigan Avenue
Cleveland
Euclid Avenue
Boston
Statler
Los Angeles
Guaranty Building
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Inland Daily Press Associaton
Nations on War Footing Amid Korea Conflict
Editorial argues for a continued war footing as Korea warfare winds down, with 300000 draft plans in six months. It warns of economic strain from a large peacetime army yet asserts security hinges on a ready, mobile American striking force and swift retaliation. Congress opposition is anticipated.
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Korea
Congress
Parallel 38th Parallel Vanishes From Korea Map
The 38th parallel, once a hard dividing line in Korea, is described as vanished from the map as UN forces under General MacArthur advance. The article notes hot pursuit doctrine, past cross-border expeditions, and the potential for a unified Korea with UN elections and recognition of the Korean Republic, removing the line as a barrier.
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Korea
United States Navy
Inchon
Pancho Villa
Mexico
Columbus
New Mexico
Wilson
General Pershing
United States
United Nations
MacArthur
38Th Parallel
U.N
China
Russia
North Korea
State Department
Korean Republic
North
South Korea
Joe Louis Ends Era in a Doomed Stadium Farewell
Joe Louis known as the Brown Bomber ends his era in Yankee Stadium after a final weary performance. Despite earning millions, he wasted wealth aiding others while facing $200,000 in taxes and dwindling fortunes. Loyal supporters seek a settlement with the government to salvage his legacy and the sport’s history.
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Joe Louis
Brown
Yankee Stadium
Louis
Alabama Cabin Boy
Hire the Handicapped Week Boosts Practical Workforce Gains
A historical piece praising National Hire the Handicapped Week, highlighting industry use of disabled workers as a smart business policy. Cites Timken Roller Bearing Co. for employing blind workers in delicate tasks and argues loyalty and skill prove hirings beneficial. Notes crime syndicates encroaching on politics per a Colier’s projection.
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Timken Roller Bearing Co
Kentucky Rifle Triumph Through National Geographic Feature
The famed muzzle loading Kentucky rifle, linked to Daniel Boone, enjoys a resurgence in gun clubs and hunting circles. Originating in Lancaster County before 1750, the rifle evolved with rifling, patches, and longer barrels, outlasting smoothbores until the Civil War. Today collectors prize them as true shooters.
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Kentucky
Pennsylvania
National Geographic Society
Lancaster County
Daniel Boone
U. S
Battle over free speech rivals press law in Rumely case
Letter by John C. Sparks argues the House indictment of Dr. E A Rumely tests constitutional rights protecting freedom of speech and the press. He notes the 183 to 175 vote, cites Coolidge pardons, and links the issue to concerns about socialism and the Buchanan Committee. Sparks contends the core issue is whether Americans retain free expression against Congressional actions.
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House of Representatives
Washington
E. A. Rumely
Buchanan Committee
Committee For Constitutional Government
Rumely
United States
Congress
House
John McSweeney
Stephen Young
Ohio
President Coolidge
Once Over By H. S. Phillips
A dialogue filled with political and cultural chatter covers new laws on communists taxes and the Security Council, the World Series, video money in sports, a New York police scandal, Kefauver committee fallout, the McCarran bill, and Roosevelts California wartime seating, all reflecting postwar tensions and public debates.
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Security Council
Webb & Knapp
Branch Rickey
Howdy
Doody
Faye Emerson
Happy Chandler
New York
Kefauver
ABC Booking Syndicate
Brooklyn
Artie
Dewey
Tamanny Hall
Paul Hoffman
Marshall
Washington
Shortage of Oil Seen as Russia Weakness in War Outlook
A Harvard Business Review piece argues Soviet constraints in oil threaten its military capacity. It cites U.S. dominance in reserves and refining, Middle East oil importance, and risks to Russian war effort from bombing refineries and key oil facilities. The essay notes oil as the decisive factor shaping potential conflict outcomes.
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M*a
Texas
California
Russia
Middle East
Baku
Rumania
Siberia
Iran
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
Harvard Business Review
Roger R. Sharp
Mr. Sharp
U.S.S.R
United States
U.S.S. R
Middle Eastern
Abadan
Persian Gulf
Sakhalin
China
Hanson Baldwin
New York Times
Red Army
Associated Newspapers
Nehru as mediator in Korea and Asia policy
Indian Prime Minister Nehru may sponsor a British drawn Korea resolution at the U N General Assembly. He is described as mediator between East and West, guiding Asian leadership while maintaining wary relations with Britain and China. He upholds nationalism, economic freedom, and international cooperation, yet offers no formula for Kashmir.
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U. N. General Assembly
Korea
India
Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Nehru
Britain
United Kingdom
British Commonwealth
Burma
Harrow
Cambridge
Pwagrs
Marx
Communist Party
Russia
Pakistan
Kashmir
Gandhi
Mahatma
Vanishing Americanisms and Gotham Rodeo Buzz
A nostalgic column notes fading phrases like Let that man cross first and The customer is always right while in New York the Roosevelt show hosts Guy Lombardo in his 21st year. It mentions rodeo time at the Garden, bookmakers facing trouble, and lighter takes on TV appearances and public events with caricatured impressions and social snippets.
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Gotham Bugle & Banner
Guy Lombardo
The
Roosevelt
Garden
Mike Todd
Bobby Clark
Gotham
Eli Culbertson
Bert Lahr
Change From a Dollar Bill Sparks Nostalgic Talk
Readers reminisce about the old dollar bill era as prices rise and small shops recall passing coins and notes. Conversations touch on design changes, inflation, and pride in traditional cash transactions across neighborhoods.
Truman Seeks Cabinet Replacements Amid Shortage
President Harry S Truman faces a shortage of qualified cabinet appointees and may ask each nominee to bring a spare to ensure timely confirmations and sustained administration staffing.
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Harry Truman
The
Associated Newspapers
Apple paring machine draws crowd at New York fair
A novelty apple paring machine by Lyman Root of Lake County Ohio wowed onlookers at a New York fair. It pared cured and sliced apples with rapid accuracy, delighting old residents and amusing youngsters who feared it might end paring bees.
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Lyman Root
Lake County
New York
Giffin Named Manager at Millersburg Exchange
Ten years ago William Giffin of Courtland was appointed manager of the Millersburg exchange of the Ohio Central Telephone Corp. The leaders of Murder Inc. were convicted in the slaying of Arthur Feinstein, Brooklyn gangster, facing mandatory death. Martin Goldstein and Harry Strauss were prosecuted by DA William O'Dwyer.
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William Giffin
Courtland
Millersburg Exchange
Ohio Central Telephone Corp
Murder, Inc
Arthur
Puggy) Feinstein
Brooklyn
Martin
Bugsy) Goldstein
Harry
Pittsburgh Phil) Strauss
William O’dwyer
Target Practice By H. V. Wade
Eight wallpaper manufacturers allegedly joined to limit designs. Willie is expected to fix this with his crayons. A British prime minister’s vote of confidence injures the skin. A nuclear physicist calls neutrinos the phantoms of atoms in reply to a listener seeking a ghost story.
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Willie
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