Troy Record: Troy Resort Company leadership and subscriptions
The Troy Record lists officers of the Troy Resort Company including Dwight Marvin as Chairman and Frank L. York as President with J. Arthur Viger as Vice President and Treasurer. It details subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, mail options in New York and Vermont counties, and intrastate mailing costs.
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the Troy Resort Company
Dwight Marvin
The
Neard
Frank L. York
J. Arthur Viger
Frank J. Gulmet
Alton T. Stiler
Troy
Times
Carclars
Hymail
Albany
Hensgelaar
Sarotoga
Washington
New York State
Bennington County
Vermont
New York Racing Association Keeps Saratoga Admission Hopeful
A New York racing association decision on admission age at Saratoga ignites debate over youth at the track. Advocates argue the tradition and healthful resort setting justify 16 as the minimum, while critics warn of gambling influence on minors and moral concerns. The piece notes Saratoga's strong attendance and betting totals, contrasting with other meets, and stresses the broader public relations stakes for New York racing.
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New York
Raemy Association
Hell
Saratoga
Elise
Frelorn
Chieti
Teneo
Racing Association
New York City
Logan
Fiat
Cote
Compromise Moves in Lebanon Amid Troop Withdrawals
Raeport notes compromise led by rebel leader Sach Salam and Chamoun resignation pressure as American Marines prepare to withdraw. Robert Murphy aided the settlement to boost prestige, with Russians unlikely to claim U.S. interference. Diplomats and Lebanese factions await further negotiations while peace is pursued and U.S. departure nears.
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Lebanon
Bain
Chamoun
Selax Sach Salam
Que
Robert Murphy
Myles
Styles Ty
Aloment
Murephy
Nome
Increased Social Security Benefits Passes House Amid Debate
The House votes almost unanimously to raise Social Security benefits by seven percent, with expectations the Senate will approve. Over 1,000,000 on the rolls will receive first benefit checks in December as inflation, price rises, and dollar shrinkage strain retirees. Beneficiary payments would range from zero to 7.60 monthly, averaging 1.79 higher, with some up to 127 monthly. costs are covered by social and tax adjustments, while opponents warn of future taxpayer burdens and fund pressures.
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Congress
Senate
Til Uitere
Shewlow
Somaphe
Lakilig
Althaviah
Bannaer
Trade Barricades Eased as Western Nations Seek New Markets
In recent weeks barriers have fallen as leaders push for increased trade with Communist nations. During a Canada visit, President Wise supported lifting embargoes on various goods. A Paris agreement by the OECD consultative group seeks substantial relaxation of embargoes, signaling a move toward broader exchange while stressing security and mutual interests.
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Canada
Wiserhower
Witl
London
Paris
Organization of European Economic Cooperation
Free World
West
Embargo Item Reductions Suggested Amid Trade Debate
The article discusses potential cuts from 400 to 300 items under an embargo list, aiming to balance free world security with trade expansion. It argues reductions may not end sanctions, preserving military value goods while broadening overall openness as conditions change.
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Aliwmili
Free World
IL S
Eisenhower shifts summit aims in Middle East crisis
President Eisenhower presses for a summit with Khrushchev focused on indirect aggression in the Middle East. He proposes a conference in a United Nations setting, rejects Moscow as a venue, and argues the core issue is subversion and infiltration rather than foreign troop presence. The reversal of Soviet propaganda gains signals a turning point, with Western initiative strengthening as Baghdad and Lebanon topics stabilize.
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Hsellows
Nikita Khrushchev
Middle East
Wisedhowers
Eisenhower
Moscow
Eisentower
Une
Kheushchev
Fisenhower
Khrushchev
Lebanon
Jordan
Woat
Rossin Dictlor
Amovier
Tivitui
Britain
Eistuhower
Riyitshchow
Soviet Union
Khrnhehey
Baghdad Sael
Jas Heen
Washington
Current Comment: McGill Weather Records Stir Debate
A Montreal Star reader summary notes McGill statisticians boast of record heat and rainfall in July. The piece highlights July’s total precipitation surpassing nine inches and comments on local weeds and ragweed outbreaks. It warns of upcoming elimination campaigns on Aug 8 and mentions garden damage from pests and mold.
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McGill
Mougultoas
Letters From Readers On Milk Prices And Barking Dogs
A collage of reader letters to The Record discusses the dairy milk price issue with farmers urging higher pay, claiming a 40 cent yearly rise. Separate complaints center on a barking German shepherd, fearing danger to children and suggesting a water barrier in response.
National Whirligig Hy Ray Tucker debate on pensions
A letter-page discussion in Washington reflects hostility to a proposed pension relief measure for former presidents. Readers argue about fiscal impact and who would benefit, citing historical wealth of presidents and the cost to taxpayers amid broader public aid concerns.
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Washington
Anasur
Capitol
Nixon
Hut
Berkeley
Calli
Kansas City
Library of Independence
D. M
Troy
N. Y
Roosevelts
Yall
Hoover
George Washington
United States
Jefferson
van Buren
Harding
Shim
Whson
Liege
White House
Princeton
Cleveland
Wilson
Esac Manes
Baruch
U S Mideast Returns On Money Spent Poor
A Washington analysis notes U S aid in the Middle East totals over a billion dollars since World War II with ongoing expenditures likely surpassing 1.0 million. Israel tops aid with 262 million, while Jordan and others receive varied grants for irrigation, power, and development as officials across MAAG ICA and State work amid Lebanon and regional upheavals.
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Washington
Middle East
U.S
Van
Iraq
Jordan
Lebanon
Syria
Saudi Arabia
Israel
Tran
Maag
USS
U. S
State Department
Baypt
Utile
Tiyael
Azhrem Island
Yemen
Kuwait
Aden
Dain Hus
Buti
ICA
Maag Wilssins
Counines
Amers
Uiea
Dead Sea
Words Wit And Wisdom on Pall Mall tobacco name
A reader explains the awkward pronunciation of Pall Mall the cigarette brand. The essay traces its origin from a Mary to London game in Charles V era and notes two accepted pronunciations in the Oxford English Dictionary. The piece playfully questions which form fits best with modern speech.
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Dk. Grant
Washington, D.C
London
Pally Mall
Croghel
Mary
Loudon
West Eml
Charles V
Juan
New York
Park
Recession Pattern Emerging From Postwar Data
Washington based analyst Peter Edson notes that recent economic curves show rising production and a slower, shorter downturn. He cites Fed index trends, consumer prices, unemployment, and housing starts to argue that a postwar recession pattern may include built in corrections and quicker recoveries, challenging the view of a long, Depressionlike downturn.
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Peter Edson Washington
NEA
Federal Reserve
Nemelie
U.S
Chile
Hess
Metrie
Picain
Pickin Degar
Hreecoe
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Campbell Avenues
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Tony
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Hy Ray Tucker
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