Troy Record Company Board and Subscription Rates
The Troy Record lists ownership by The Troy Record Company with Frank J York as president and J Arthur Niger as vice president and treasurer. It notes subscription terms for The Troy Record and The Times Record, both morning and evening editions, with prices by mail and carrier in New York and Vermont counties, and an audit claim for March 1958.
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J. Arthur Niger
Frank J. Oniatel
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New Republican Chairman Morton Chosen By President Eisenhower
Senator Morton of Kentucky selected as Republican National Committee chairman. He was Eisenhower’s choice and aims to balance conservative and liberal wings while staying allied with Vice President Nixon. The move seeks steady leadership in Washington and a chair who can devote full time to the role.
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Kentucky
Republica National Committee
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Nixon
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Fivanhower
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Eisenhower
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Food for Peace Conference Faces Wheat Aid Plan
A forthcoming Food for Peace conference will discuss a preliminary plan to offset global wheat surpluses. National representatives from the United States Canada Britain and Australia will explore a worldwide food assistance program and potential distribution of surplus wheat.
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Austalia
Food security and unemployment drive global politics
A 1959 analysis notes hunger as a driver for foreign aid and influence, with five nations enjoying grain surpluses and a pledge to ship surplus to the hungry. It discusses unemployment measures, a Senate commission, and the jobless trend, alongside commentary on Soviet exhibits and American consumer life as propaganda.
President's Rest Break Sparks Labor Debate
A fragmented editorial urges the President to take needed rest while criticizing critics and White House staff. It recalls past leaders and Reuther's circle, arguing vacations cannot suspend presidential duty. The piece insists the presidency travels with the office and calls for a balanced approach.
Budgetary miracle aids Britain as tax cuts boost growth
Britain's Conservative government reports a 1959-60 budget with a near 500 million dollar surplus and targeted tax cuts to release purchasing power. Amory says the UK economy shows strong postwar recovery with lower inflation and a strong pound, while opposition critiques focus on political implications and austerity past.
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Newark Evening News
Great Britain
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Amory
Beilain
Tabor Party
Me. Amore
Meier ‘Bhornevcroll
Britain
Quutabor
Massachusetts House Defeats Drunk Driving Death Penalty Bill
The Massachusetts House rejects a proposed mandatory jail sentence for drunken driving causing death. Opponents argued current law already allows up to two years and that sentencing should be left to the judge. The vote dampens hopes for a deterrent effect and raises questions about punishment fitting the crime.
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Lspringtueta
Massachusetts House
Letters to The Record urge anonymous, edited replies on retirement age
The Record prints reader letters urging anonymity and editorial edit rights. Contributors discuss Social Security retirement at 59 with $200 monthly and 5 percent deductions, arguing older workers should retire to reduce unemployment. Other notes praise local radio, request less ads, and describe school merger talks.
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A Thought For Today on buying useless things and need
A reflective piece argues against rampant consumerism and the urge to purchase unnecessary gadgets. It recalls a past Christmas with a curious, spinning toy and questions the moral value of possessions, suggesting balance between desire and need. It contrasts lavish gifts with a simple, meaningful home.
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Orental
Hervey
Tillie
Fanily Avai
Question Box G What is the highest temperature recorded at One South Tuloo
A garbled quiz item asks about a hot heat wave in 198% and a Junker diamond weighing 736 carats with flawless cut. The text meanders with unrelated remarks on fashion, washing machines, and social mores, offering no clear news event or cohesive narrative.
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Junker
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
Washington report outlines how 1860s profits of major corporations could reshape politics and labor, amid looming wage negotiations. It discusses steel contracts, potential federal intervention, and possible shifts toward broader economic reforms and a four day work week debate.
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Kay Steel Companies
United Steel Workers’ Union
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United Spe Rkers’ Union
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Walter P. Reulter
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Washingston
Words Wit And Wisdom Word Games Puzzle
A printed word game asks to match numbered terms with lettered synonyms and gives scoring. It includes a sample pairing, instructions, and a sales pitch for William Morris puzzle pamphlet.
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William Morris
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Nephritis and Brights Disease Overview and Causes
The article discusses kidney disease known as nephritis or Bright's disease, outlining signs, causes, and diagnosis. It notes acute and chronic forms, outlines precipitating infections, and stresses accurate diagnosis, dietary and medical management, and the impact on children and young adults. It mentions antibiotics like penicillin and the link to streptococcal infections and other illnesses.
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