Record Celebrates Fiftieth Anniversary
The Troy Record marks fifty years with a history of growth from 27 to 223 fulltime staff plus 275 carriers. It details early departments, key personnel, and bold expansions including new buildings, presses, and the 1933 Times merger shaping a circulation of about 42 thousand by 1935.
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South End
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East Side
Fred Chase
Jim Moore
Clara Haskins
Lansingburg
Austin Holian
Edward Leonard
Albert Watson
Ceneal
Ires Qyden
Charles Dimond
Charles Eine
Watervliet
MacAller
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Stepatrick
Cohoes
Little Merchants
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Plum
Allen
Frank L. York
Edeward L. Hayner
William M. Eilish
Mary Heth Kurtz
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Chester E. Welie
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William J. Campbell
Morning Record
William H. Engel
Evening Record
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Thomas M. Barnaville
Selective Service Board
Charles McChesney
Harry Nead
Frank W. Kennedy
Colmes
Philip H. Sullivan
Court House
Thomas F. McCune
City Hall
Thomas H. Floyd
Telegraph
Martha Shipman
Society
William J. Lorman
Watervlie
C. A. McGrath
Times Record
Alonzo Nichals
Frank H. Stewart
Edward G. Buck
River Street
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Troy
Vanderheydens
Hudson Valley
Troy Record Co
Record Building
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Record
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German Army Attacks Poland as War Begins
News wires report Germany launches invasion of Poland starting World War II. Warsaw bombed by German planes as the Foreign Office accuses aggression after enemy machines strike rail stations. Hitler proclaims peace offers rejected and vows to restore order.
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Poland
War Extra at The Times Record Troy N Y Sunday Evening
The Times Record in Troy reports a war extra edition issued Sunday evening with latest military updates and casualty figures. Local readers are urged to check streetside bins and kiosks for the special issue.
Jap War Planes Bomb Hawaii and Philippines
Fragmented wartime dispatch describes attacks by Japanese planes on Hawaii and the Philippines, with assertions that the action signals Japan’s war declaration. It discusses U S restraint, neutrality, and the hope for peaceful settlement, blaming a small faction within Japan for steering events.
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Hawaii
Philippines
Military Center of Pacific Area Faces Strategic Rebuild
Fragmented and garbled OCR outlines a naval and defense focus in Hawaii with references to U S Japan and broader Pacific security concerns. It hints at strategic centers, coalition efforts, and defense posture near Pearl Harbor and surrounding areas, amid unclear specifics and dates.
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Nippon
Japan
Paci
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Hawaii
Mighty Military Center OF
Pacific Area
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Staten
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Imater
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Haven
Eoe Grees
Japanese Raid Slaughter At Pearl Harbor Kills 350
The Japanese air strike on Oahu’s Pearl Harbor and Hickam Field killed about 350 people and damaged ships including the Oklahoma. Observers noted fighters and planes scouted the harbor as U.S. defenses opened fire and battleships were hit. The attack marked a bold strike in the Pacific, with widespread alarm across Honolulu.
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Hickam Field
Eeltire
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Oklahorns
Honoluur
Ray Bunduick
Honolulu
Airfiuve
Naval Hayes
Money Anteaeenai Gsantire
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Funthy
Pacific
Famaits
Many Troy Men on Duty in Pearl Harbor Area
Reported in the area around Pearl Harbor men from Troy are on duty including enlisted and detained service members. The piece notes casualties and ongoing wartime service with several named individuals and locations.
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TROY
Pearl Harbor
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