Troy Record Company and subscription rates noted
The Troy Record announces the newspaper’s corporate officers and publishing terms. It lists ownership including Dwight Marvin as Chairman and Freak L. York as President, with paginated rates for delivery and mail in New York and Vermont counties, plus a 1955 daily circulation figure of 47,264.
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Troy ‘Record Company
Dwight Marvin
Freak L. York
J. Arthur Viger
Vicw
Frank J. Quimet
Alten T. Sliter
Troy Record
The
Times Record
Albany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
New York State
Rennington County
Vermont
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Chou En-lai Presses For Possible Peiping Talks On Formosa
The article argues Red China under Premier Chou En-lai shifts from warlike posturing to seeking negotiations over Formosa. It notes Peiping’s pattern of preferring peaceful means, while preserving military strength, and suggests Washington may meet Chou’s price to avoid conflict.
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Red China
Chou En-lai
Chou
Peiping
Formosa
China
Korea
United Nations
Geneva
Indochina
America
Food and population pressures threaten global food supply
The article argues population grows faster than food production and critiques optimistic views of endless yield gains. It notes arid regions and outdated farming methods limit productivity, warning of future shortages despite mechanization and new fertilization methods.
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Thomas Robert Malthus
Laregg
Albuquerque Meeting Tackles World Hunger and Deserts
Scientists from eighteen nations will meet in Albuquerque New Mexico to address mass starvation and expanding deserts. They will discuss drought resilience farming breeding and irrigation using desalted sea water. The conference centers on scarce food supply amid population growth and desert encroachment.
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Asia
Africa
Albuquerque
New Mexico
United States
Republicans Learn A Lesson In Smart Politics From Corsi Fallout
The piece argues the Eisenhower administration erred by hiring Edward J. Corsi to push refugee immigration, using him for political leverage. It notes Corsi clashed with his superior McLeod, and his removal followed allegations of ties to Communist-front groups. The author cautions Republicans against letting politics trump public service.
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White House
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Edward J. Corsi
State Department
Eisenhower
Corsi
Washington
Maxwell M. Rabb
Rabb
United States
Hoover
New York
Dewey
F. Scott McLeod
Walter
Pennsylvania
Dulles
Bandung Conference Ends Without Historic Decisions
At Bandung the Afro Asian conference closed with general non controversial agreements and no sweeping accords. Delegates voiced displeasure at world events while Communist backed aims faltered as leaders from Sir John Kotelawala to other nations rejected colonialism and Western imperialism.
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Bandung
Asia
Africa
John Kotelawaia
Ceylon
Bandung shows Asia will think for itself and challenge leaders
The Bandung conference exposed independence as the norm among Africa and Asian delegates. Nehru’s effort to present a united front faltered as smaller nations asserted autonomy and distanced themselves from him and the Communists. Overall Bandung clarified regional issues and improved air quality.
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Lees
Nehru
Bambusg
Asia
Bandung
Africa
Eisenhower urged to keep hands off reciprocity trade fight
The piece argues Senator Gore and other legislators fault President Eisenhower for not pushing harder on the reciprocal trade program. It praises his constitutional restraint, noting Congress must set terms on oil and textiles while the president informs the public and shapes opinion without overstepping legislative bounds.
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Gore
Tennessee
Eisenhower
Congress
Associated Press
New York
United States
Legislative Branch
White House
Washington
Current Comment on Supreme Court Work Russian Style
The piece notes Yale professor John F Peters sued after a 1953 firing over alleged loyalty doubts. It criticizes Justice Burger for urging deference to government without revealing evidence. The column laments lack of transparency and questions the Court's integrity and the Justice Department's stance.
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The
Supreme Court
Detroit Free Press
John 5. Peters
Yale
Peters
United States Supreme Court
Warren E. Burger
Burger
Justice Department
Moscow
Local Civil Defense appeals for volunteers and praise for radio readiness
L P DeLong, Communications Officer, Rensselaer County Civil Defense, defends county radio networks and volunteers. He invites Interested Amateur to volunteer or offer constructive criticism and provides contact details for the Rensselaer County Defense Office and a Troy writer.
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Defense Communications
the Record
Rensselaer County Defense Office
Bloominggrove Drive
Eighth Ave
Troy
Fe Aera
L. P. Delong
Rensselaer County Civil Defense
We the People: Stevenson on Quemoy and Matsu
John Franklin Carter argues in favor of restraint in the Formosa crisis. He questions whether the United States should defend Quemoy and Matsu and suggests trusting the president to decide, while noting Chiang Kai-shek’s legal claims and the distant, debated risk of war.
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Stevenson
Formosa
Munich
Adlai Stevenson
Quemoy
Matsu
Danzig
Skoda
Frenchmien Nury
Japan
Major
Nehru
Eisenhower
Chiang Kai-shek
Matsui
Hong Kong
China
Britain
Pacific
What We Need Is More Good Textbooks Grammar Debate
A student asks whether to use is or are after what in sentences like What we need is more good textbooks. The note explains that what we need functions as a singular subject, equivalent to that which, with examples showing singular verbs.
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Wo.eculur
Grammer
P.W.L
Etaoin Shrdlu
National opinion poll favors Ike with Iowa lead
A survey by Sen. Thomas E. Martin shows Iowa Republicans back Ike’s domestic and foreign program by about 40 percent. The poll, drawn from Des Moines and farm areas, reports cross‑section responses with 15 percent turnout and highlights worries over federal finances, taxation and farm issues more than defense.
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Washington
Iowa
Ike
Harry S. Trumee
Thomas E. Martin
House
Martin
Sble
Guy M. Gillette
Des Moines
Henry A. Wallace
Sen. Martin
Capitol Hill
United States
Seisenhower
Bricker
NATO
Russia
Crossword Puzzle Clues Revealed In Jumbled List
A scrambled list presents puzzle clue fragments and garbled names such as 43 Poem 3 Conformahte 4 Ready musey 5 Inquire and Bits 7 Roman Magistrate and Rockfish 3 University 10 Meadow Ji Hawalias wreath 19 White Y 4ory threw mimi 23 Divisions of chess 2 cents Female Geer 26 Having hearing Three toed aloth ns for Bilver Icelandia writing by Hebrew wy month five dollar font end Peer Gynt Guinn tuldo n bgt note.
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Rockfish
Mimi
Geer
Bilver
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Record
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County Sherfs
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We, the People
John Franklin Carter
Lance Authotity
Chiang Pai- Shek
Frank Colby
Ray Tucker
Berday
Smt
Irie
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