Troy Record Promotes Its Independent Newspaper Spirit
The Troy Record announces leadership and circulation details, listing chairman Dwight Marvin and officers Frank L. York J. Arthur Vierr Freak J. Quimel Alton T. Sliter and secretary. It outlines subscription terms for local Albany Rensselaer Saratoga Washington and Vermont, with mail rates and weekly media access.
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Troy Herald Company
Dwight Marvin
Frank L. York
J. Arthur Vierr
Freak J. Quimel
Alton T. Sliter
Troy
Albany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
New York State
Mensington County
Vermont
Report on atomic tests and world disarmament debate
A long, tentative assessment discusses postwar disarmament, detection challenges, and the tension between the United States and Soviet Union. It weighs the risks of continued nuclear testing, calls for international safeguards, and notes political divides over inspections and transparency.
Veterans Affairs Fund Drive Draws Fire Over Pricing
The Veterans Affairs committee faces criticism for fundraising methods and questioned pricing amid its drive to aid veterans. Critics question transparency as public scrutiny grows over how funds are raised and allocated by veterans groups engaging the general public.
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Veterans Affairs Committee
The Calendar Tangles in a Frustrating Year
A discussion on vacation periods and school and work cycles reflects on how extended time off affects education, religion, medicine, and civilization. It weighs the push for longer breaks against productivity, noting leaders like Hoover and a broader social pull toward rest, reform, and duty.
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Angus
Red China’s New Offensive Targets Nationalist China
The piece argues that Soviet and Chinese Communist campaigns aim to pressure Nationalist China in Formosa and push Mao Zedong onto the United Nations stage. It contends Khrushchev seeks to split the Western alliance, pressuring Britain and the United States while opposing recognition of Peiping. It warns against conceding to Mao under threat and urges firm U.S. policy aligned with self interests.
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China
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Chiang Watshek
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Orient
Formosa
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America
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Europe
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Il Peiping
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Middle East
NATO
Korea
Interpreting The News By Raymond Moley
Raymond Moley discusses Willer Reuther and labor strategy, noting plans to expand union influence through a minority approach in unions and party penetration. He questions automation’s impact on union strength, labor morale, and education funding as U S policy shifts toward expanding leisure and international aid.
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Willer Reuther
Europe
Democratic Party
Alan
New Republic
Elevical
Ueds
Hal
Hilari
Charley Chaplin
Gurran Post Meeting Sparks Republican Dispute in New York
Danial J. Riesner set August 19 as the date to select a successor to Inter Thomas Currain as county chairman, a move opposed by Mrs. Mae Preston Davie who has called a separate September 5 meeting. The factions clash over interim curbs in Manhattan party affairs during Curran’s illness, with Reynard Newman noted in the ongoing dispute.
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Danial J. Riesner
New York County Republican Committee
Choosaw
Inter
Thomas
Currain
Countty Chaiman
Riesner
Mae Preston Davie
Curran
Davie
Matrhattan
Reynard Newman
Chasensant
Doctor Explains Hay Fever Amid Congressional Strife
Washington report outlines partisan fights over key bills as Congress edges toward adjournment. President Eisenhower opposes parts of a 386 million dollar atomic energy plan while farm bill debates and judicial expansion stir Capitol intrigue.
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Fale
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sam Rayburn
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Lewis TL. Strauss
Donald A. Quarles
Anderson
New Mexico
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Mississippi
Harold JD. Cowley
North Carolina
Rayborn
Eisenhower
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Tophan
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Joint Atomic Energy
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Uelirvos
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Atomic Boerey Commission
Strauss
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Lisenhower
Joyal Committee
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Jose
Bastoil
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