Troy Record Ads Details Subscription Rates and Staff
The Troy Record announces its ownership and staff positions. It outlines subscription terms for local and out of town readers, with annual, six month, and monthly rates listed for various delivery areas including Albany Rensselaer and Washington counties.
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Audit Bureau of Circulation figures for July 1958
Average daily circulation for the Morning and Evening editions combined stood at 46,817 in July 1958. the figure indicates unpaid status for the period.
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General Assembly debate on Middle East crisis and nationalism
The Prospect discusses the General Assembly amid Middle East tensions. It argues for broad Arabian unity and nationalist independence, warning against Soviet propaganda while urging Western states to present their case and support self rule without yielding to Communist influence.
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Time For Restraint In Prices And Policy Guidance
The text discusses restraint on price increases and a need for cautious policy following the President's advice. It notes shortages of essential goods and rising costs, with households feeling the squeeze as prices rise and supplies dwindle. It argues business should justify profits but cautions against excessive price inflation amid economic strain.
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President Foresees Strain as Labor and Management Clash
A fragmented discussion outlines tensions between labor and management over wages and inflation. The piece notes consumer limits, debt concerns, and the economy’s weak growth. It argues restraint on costs and potential policy actions to curb inflation and recession risks.
Reciprocity Extension Clears Way For Final Congression Approval
Congress agrees on terms to reconcile trade extension bills, allowing a four year reciprocity extension for trade agreements. President Eisenhower will sign after conferees approve. Despite expectations of shorter terms, the compromise maintains long term overseas trade benefits and preserves private sector job gains tied to exports.
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Fastest Annans A young Australian Merle Pilot shines
A quirky aged text describes Merle Pilot of Australia running a mile in 4 minutes 54.6 seconds with a swift mark. It notes three competitors finishing under a world record pace, highlighting Australians from New Zealand and Teetad, with Villanova’s Rownelany placing third and American prospects mentioned, amid praise for emerging star athletes from Australia and New Zealand.
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Mile record pace: Bannister opens new era in running
A fragmented recount discusses Roger Bannister breaking the four minute mile barrier, noting his 4:00.41 performance at 104 yards and the evolving belief that a 3:30 mile is possible. It compares early skeptics, including Landy and Lowe, with Bannister’s medical insight and training discipline.
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Controversy Surrounds New Hampshire Industrialist Goldine
Coblfine Baner Berhnd Golding, a New Hampshire industrialist, writes letters to House members urging against contempt of Congress charges. He faces scrutiny over a 1956 to 1957 financial record, failed to answer 22 questions about real estate dealings, and a note sent to congressional staff allegedly pushed to the top of mail piles. The episode fuels calls for the judge to intervene and for accountability.
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Presidential Pensions Sparks House Debate in Chigaga News
Current Comment notes heated discussion on the WM act providing presidential pensions. Republicans accuse the bill of targeting Mary Trimin while ex presidents like Merbert Hoover deny need for public funds. Kentucky senator Don Rodison questions expense and tax impact, arguing the President should not be excluded from pensions.
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Letters and Water Complaints Plague The Record
Citizens sign letters urging publication of their statements while preserving anonymity The Record receives notes on dirty water and public access disputes at Lake property. Camp owners block public slips and private docks, prompting petitions from sixty camp owners to open lake access. Local officials have not acted, raising concerns over public rights and political bias.
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Raymore reel in Maley criticizes aid education bills
In retirement from Washington, Marian B. Folsom urges passage of nutrition and education aid she sponsored, framing it as a materialogy fund to coerce state spend. Critics warn the omnibus program is a vague grab bag designed to please party needs and rush through legislation before adjournment.
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Words and Names Behind Common Plant and Road Terms
This piece traces how everyday words like macadam and mistletoe arose from proper names. It highlights John L. Macadam and Caspar Wistar as origins, notes Logan’s mis-spelling attempt, and previews more etymology on plant names like Begonia and Dahl in a broader look at language history.
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Political ambitions loom in crowded 1960 race notes
Readable fragments sketch 1960 presidential jockeying with Averell Harriman, Robert Wagner, John Kennedy, George Williams, Estes Kefauver, and others seeking planks in party platforms. Mentions shifts, farm-slated support, and intraparty clashes shaping early nomination dynamics, amid regional and urban delegate calculations.
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Doctor Tells About Skin Pigment and Other Health Questions
Dr Edwin P. B. Tordan addresses reader questions on skin pigment changes, sleepy/restlessness at night, and hairy tongue. He explains that brown patches may be linked to a condition called chloasma, cautions about using topical remedies, notes sleep aids may help, and describes hair tongue as a drug side effect from antibiotics. He references available sex education pamphlets from the American Medical Association.
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