The Troy Record World War Service Roll of Honor
A partial roll celebrates The Troy Record staff and contributors who served in World War I and World War II. It lists reporters, editors, sales and advertising staff, and others across Army, Navy, WAVES, and Coast Guard. No fatalities reported among staff in World War I. WWII service included many, with some missing or interned.
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Troy
Jang
Huatt Menthors
Ameries
Eyry Commie
Globe
Wille Mr. Campbell
Hoth Revinnu
Thoms Ghexa
Marine Corps
Milind Jy Fyouve
GrVgs
Moemoarry
Ourview
Frank
York
Gesersl
J. Arthur Viger
John McGeath
Sts
Rawnrrd
Record
Berg
Les Dooly
Meineell
Memhary
Robert P. Sweertty
George F. Rickard
Eugene P. Braderink
Elnrk
Ingurter
Donald Haskins
Reputer
Che
Haskins
Rissell
Wehombar
Rovard
Eliers
Chiat
Koon T & Rin
OTA Ontt
Menity
Ina
Garu
Lon
Kin
Storry
Apuyaw Corps
Davingsten
Jones
Seforter
Mahone
Waa
Fiey Baltes
Almly Sheemany
Don Dobtinsky
Teo
Any
Wdmund
Siullaalesoien
Mivy
Dagob
Rovenci
Creation
Arnis
Finseplay
Bartasti
Wark
Ariny
Tea F
Gurley
Navy
Joep A. Caolny
Josiph Wy Ruesell
Holgess Department
Army Air Corps
Edward J Suymind
William T. Kelly
Army
Thomas H. Jub
aVahager
George 3
Rivkaad
Reparter
Ale
Samuel O. Mozart
Samuel O. Mozart, Reparbiery
Davegh IT
Rivage
Cheaking Clark
Fisiness Department
Arville C. Darwin
Xateamum Dlaplay
Aivertiaini
Coast Guard
William Gd. Sulivan
Mini Toom
Daniel J. Mckeown
Branch
Zamuhagor
Miretlanon
Donild Noble
Dlaplay
Chirlm G. Heyacd
Campoming Oor
Business World of 1896 mirrored in advertisements
A truncated reconstruction of Troy newspaper ads from 1806 shows local agents and businesses in commerce. Listings include insurance, clothing, hats, groceries, auto curios, bicycles, wallpaper, frame making, book binding, and various River Street vendors with prices and offerings.
Almanac History Packed in The Record Almanac
The Record Almanac recounts Troy history through a 1914 almanac edition with weather data, local figures, population notes, and civic details. It notes publishers The Record and Chicago Daily News Co, and lists notable residents like Monica Dwelling and Alexander Murvicu n as leaders.
News Topics Little Changed From Years Ag News
The Tyoy Bailey Record from April 1905 shows headlines such as Anysin Flatly denies it Demands and Ghicauuy in Guns of Many Strikes. Local pages note a Methodist Conference service at Surdloga Springs with the Second Regiment National Guard in attendance and reference to a district attorney case in Maryland. The April focus centers on Russia and Manchuria.
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Tyoy Baily Record
Anysin
Ghicauuy
ACING
Surdloga Springs
National Guard
Russia
Te “Atory
Yappone Winslow Chuteau
Hingland
New York
Record
Associated Press
Pr Eal
Yoe Record
Mie
Mare Coda
Daley
Aingen
Reste
Doula Wao
Rees Ord
Toway
Aswouinlel Brose
Mn Financial Wire
Hansulms Oly
Record of April 4 18M hints at a strong business wave
Troy merchants told a reporter for the first edition that a broad wave of business was expected in the ensuing year. The note reflects optimism amid local trade activity and anticipated growth.
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Troy Merchants
Udal
Trucks Replace Old Bundle Carts at Troy Record
In a yearlong shift, trucks replace the old bundle carts once used by Troy Record staff. The hand carts, familiar along Broad Street, carried bundles of papers to the Troy Union Depot and the post. Readers saw the notable change in the first edition of The Troy Record as the new service began.
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Troy Pussetier
Troy Union
Stuck Servide
Broadway
Mall Room
Fern
Alers
Advertiser Describes Sideline Goods in Early Drugstores
A veteran pharmacist recalls how druggists like Mr Engle and the Tray Record marketed a wide range of sundry items alongside medicines. He notes shifts from snuff and whisky to other products, detailing shop history from 1801 to early 1900s in Passaic and neighboring towns and describing advertising pitches and storefront turnover.
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Hevillian
J. Bayle
Kyle
Tagle
Batle
Engin
Oman
Raglan
Hirst
Pollrtiy Street
Jresedt
Oyst Eagle
Eagle
Trae
Herman
Dacad Eagie
Armary
Engle Pirothiers
Treidentatly
Engle
Tim
Charita Wener
Mary A. Ey
Advertising Strides Through a Century of The Record
The Troy Record marks fifty years of publication and traces the evolution of its advertising department from a one man shop in 1904 to a multi person operation. J Arthur Viger now heads a 19 person team coordinating display and classified ads, with historical notes on early staff like John B. Sister and Gifford A. Allen.
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Nowapapny
Troy Revord Cn
Generullie
Harry
J. Arthur Viger
Voy Reuorth Co. Incl
Iawart Buck
Jnto Efreidation
Record Newspapers
Fforta
Viger
Elhans
Ada
Vera
Toduy
Walter J. Benedett
Classicet
Troy Record Co
Alsc
Tha. Records
Ayan Ideneswern
Toy Record Co
Tnst
Newapapers
Jia
Job Lyon
Vigar
Dinnet
Dlanay
Sergnant
Convention City and Troy’s enduring role as a convention hub
A fragmented excerpt notes Troy as a popular convention city, citing numerous associations and veterans groups. It references state conventions, civic clubs, and service organizations such as the Lions and Rotary, highlighting a long history of meetings documented in decades of media.
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Troy
Mewia
Elka
Stile Legion
Veterans
Aan
Ay the
W.ant D. A. Vi
Robekaty, Foresters
Inte Lions Civic Ani
Rotartons
Bedtime Story Buttons and Burgow Bugtime Alorlea
The Record Nawapapers recalls Intramotion 40 big proper through Burgow Bugtime Alorlea. Passing Wuttons were given away by the paper to young readers who followed Thorntos Burgess animal faculty daily.
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Nawapapers
Burgow
Alorlea
Thorntos Burgess Animal
Series Of Cultural Value Printed By The Record Newspapers
The Troy Record and its affiliates published many educational and historical article series over the years. Notable contributors include Samuel N. Hulehinaan, Rev Romer G. Braur, Albert Foremers, The Navigator pen name, and B. Dingman. The articles covered Troy and Rensselaer County history, local industries, old canal segments, famous buildings, and memories of residents, sometimes compiled into books or collected in yearlong runs.
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Durley
Troy
Troy Record
Romer G. Braur
Record
Rengaejaer County
Albert Foremers
Denvera
Sine Deveaxud
the Navigator
Ym B. Dingman
City Hall
Times Record
Erie Canal
Watervliet
Fenghoy
State College
Rens Relaer
MHI
Fase
Vata Memers
William St. Coantoy
Conrk Wouse
Alnoe
Cane
Rensacracy
Artlelea
Attenwvaris
Vonklet Fern
Memory Lana
Daniel Gurnart
Af Corinth
Walarvitel
Herbert A. Calkins
Court House
Ines Roensil
Ana
Thona Dintrinta
Teletype Replace Old Morse Wire In Newsroom History
A historic shift in journalism is described as teletype machines replace Morse wires in the Record Newspapers operation. The piece highlights the tense transition from manual wire service to automated teletype, with AP and international wires, and names staff such as Yvonne Champagne and James Sullivan amid the newsroom changes.
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United
Mn Voley
Yvonne Champagne
Tha ‘Stoy Record
James Sullivan
Ouly
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Thomer Grey
Preseravm
Marying Corps
Arthur Viger
Willson Chirpe
Vredevick
Gaswell
Antosman
An Faires
Gillard B. Oubhwette
Revarler Dedteut Gospr
Coorge
Prout
Parsew A. Haine Sey
Pinta
Yoomas F Condran
Geintye
Mae Ainie
Ratchail
Binal Carys
John di McAvalhy
Moerhe
Carpe Edwerd
Mavonald
Arriteey
Gesen HL
Pehilwonl
Jatanleys
Frank Huot
Widitey
Lafanty
Yura
Oti Avanager
Aho
Fy Sterenty
Prt
Peinton
Mary
Eme
DALS
Tamis
Shlson Auabe
Vee Ve Manogue
E. Boy
Mast, Tor Ade
Vor
Manton
Dita ES
Mahiaret A
Charles AL Jirk
Manson
Soule
Widolda H. McGrath, B
Fran P. Maaiesns
Broy
Moise Hays
Tate 4
Tate Insurance Ci
Union Bank
Waneta Street
Viet of
Steen & Walemian
River Street
Aly
Rands Opoim House
Congress
Third Streets
Halligan & Vandecar's
Congresstreet
Evana Brothers
River Stront
Calla
Hicvele Mewker
Ag River Street
Clovalane
Peerless
Norwood
Silver Wal
Ident
Feiimph
Crawford
Troy Cycle Depot
Congress Street
Wi Moen Contra & Son
Ingurunyn
Gihyoo & Marsh
Second Strnet
Ghaeles Wills
Phuaber
Harmony Hall Wilding
Charles HH. Bush
Ipatalen
Fulton Street
Muni
King Istraet
Midge & Dickson
Wall Paper
Chictt & Sons
Lape
National Mil Ing Co
Minneapolis
Sinn
Tiertian J. Eagte
Fourth
Wade
W. Snits
Charles Peck
Hook Binder
River
We Cunninghaen
River Stevel
Chale Upholdter
Wal Steenberg
Mansion House
H. W. Gordinier
Riveret
Gordinier
Crcille Vuarderry
Agon Acher
Ahmamac
Monica Dwdling
Sears Tm
Cago Tily News Co
National Information Ab
Wiese
Aight Mievin
Alver
Hidyon
Bata Alexander Murvicun
Greendalam
Pies
Sealiel
Albany
Rengvider
Barnkoge
Wassingtam Ubunile
Roy Dulles Ohler
Charles A. Gnerald War
Roy
Mty
Wiegosk Vuhincece
Elase
Unio Breton
Dig
May Hearne
Trewe Mirehedl
Mary Neville
Misa Mary Aatta
Charles Salle
Troy Ayett
Union
Hinde Minfonk
Wits
Hermand
Francis J. Engle
Passaic
Mids
Yoor
Hla
Dragstara
Engie
Ms. Angie
Alt Citaln
Ugerman W
Mrector
T. A. Viger
Thu Tray Record Co
IAM
Merehts
Burea
Viger Algo
Burrent
Stte
Newspaper
Advertising Executivea Association
Lroy Chamber of Commerce
Allied Communities War Chest
Roy Prudential Association
Walter J. Denadell
Ilc
Dingman
Istrina
Pruxshinbina
Grafton
Eddy Ink
Durtnam
Glaus Lake
Joe J. Qatey
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Mr. Dalay
Ewes
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