Troy Record masthead and subscription rates fragment
Fragment of the Troy Record showing masthead details, staff titles, Associated Press note, and subscription rates for Albany area and out of state delivery. Includes prices for carriers and mail, with regional scope and conditions.
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Troy
Albany
Mensselace
Saratoga
Washington Coutles
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Vermont
Otneroth
Ly Mall
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Ana
Circulation Report Quietly Details Daily Average
A brief note from the Aud Bureau of Circulation lists the daily average for July as 49,047 net, with morning and evening editions combined for the total.
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President Eisenhower Urges United Nations Role in World Security
The President asserts United States policy supports a world body for collective security and aid to nations resisting aggression. He cites events in Hungary and the Middle East, urges unity to confront Khrushchev’s charges, and calls on General Assembly members to back open societies and peaceful restraint.
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United Stites
Unis
United Suites
Nolfeeman
Eisenhowt
United Nations Genet Assembly
Orient
Hye Midd East
United States
Coustey
Misenhower
Suviet Union
Hungary
United Nations
Eisenhower
Chrysti
Huey
Niki Khristtehey
Yeny
Moscow
Middle East
Nasser
General Assembly
Lin
Oay
Coniia
Secrecy Issue Sparks Debate Over Government Records Access
A sweeping one sentence bill revises a 170 year old statute on department heads setting rules for using records. The measure questions whether withholding information from the public is authorized and if Congress or the President caused its emergence. Public and press reactions vary as supporters urge more transparency while opponents cite national security concerns.
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Tsenhswer
Congress
Eeause
Hal dl
Gilyering Ani
Secrecy, government duty, and trust at stake
The piece argues over secrecy in government, noting twenty four documented abuses of secrecy privileges under the West Virginia era law, while acknowledging the need for national security. It urges officials to use sound judgment and the public to demand accountability, highlighting tensions between security and disclosure.
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Eisenhower
Navy Submarines and Nuclear Power Rise in World Tension
A garbled wartime column rails at Soviet and Russian naval powers, praising U S submarine capability and nuclear undersea weapons. It anticipates Russia matching proxies, asserting American naval superiority and urging vigilance as nuclear submarines grow more capable and contested undersea reach.
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United States
Mathie
Ha Skale
Hye Nayth
Lyle
Navy Mag
Rissia
Skrute
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Massstelie
Hue
Russia
Malthe
Penlagan
Hoffa Defiant on Union Crime Link in Senate Hearing
James Hoffa refused to be frightened by criminals in his union while testifying before a Senate committee. He insisted he was not afraid of anyone and challenged claims of ex-convicts in official positions, noting no immediate cleansing moves. The hearing probed leadership ties to crime while officials faced questions over pay during investigations.
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Hoffa
James Troftr
Vamslers
Senate
Congress
Anton
Haifa
Halla
Dbilfant
Mulal
Ponting, Melt
Laval
Congress fears labor reform amid graft scandals
The article rails at Congress over delayed labor reform and fear of angering organized labor. It cites allegations of gifts to lawmakers, calls for union rights protections, and criticizes the lack of strong action to regulate unions as the election year approaches.
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Vie Cummiiten
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Tom
Congress
Teamaters Union
Haif
Geerol
Miough
Sherwinn Adams
Those Reverable Scientists Give Hope For Hay Fever Cure
A New York newspaper notes a Cornell Medical Center researcher Dr Loveless has developed a mineral oil based hay fever treatment in early experimental stages. The piece highlights polle n counts in New York and Rensselaer County, notes the potential impact of a daily pollen measure, and cites the need for caution until broader testing.
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Porto
Wally
Rae
Alinehey
America
Viethus
New York
Rensselaer
Americans salute pioneer submarine and space achievements
Current observers recall early awe at space satellites and submarine feats like the Nautilus voyage toward the North Pole. The article credits designers and scientists behind atomic propulsion, noting practical limits despite theoretical promise and signaling a new era in commercial and military sea routes.
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North Pole
Othens
Huttle Wood
Umeda
S. Af Minty
Akilly
Posalhla
Interpreting The News By Raymond Moley
Raymond Moley critiques U.S. social security trends and compares German and British pension models. He cites Gide on employer and state roles, funding methods, and risks to private savings. The piece argues for a “pay as you go” approach and questions a capitalized fund system, urging Congress to revert to direct benefits financed by general revenue.
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Wille Congress Fs
Uuardgrtanes
Ray de Cuneo
Colin
Ohio
Charles Cide
University of’ Paris
Cuneo
Gide
Britain
Franco
Germ Syston
Wismarck
Jose
Greyman
Germany
Tore
Clond
Imine
Geneva
Words Wit And Wisdom Fun Word Puzzle Feature
Tricky wag game from Sines Pi Goodrich at Ripon College puzzles readers with cryptic definitions and old style vocabulary tests. Readers are invited to send a self addressed envelope and 10 cents for William Morris Vocabulary self scoring test.
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Sines Pi Goodrich
Ripon College
Ripon
Wis
Orkney Islands
Opee
Lasker
Kok Uetris
Kumar Bond
Parbir
Roluun
Bomb Zeen
Otte
William Morris
VA total disability policy eyed in Congress plan
A plan pending before President Eisenhower would raise the monthly disability payment from 5 to 20 dollars per month for veterans with total disability under the World War II and Korean action programs. Officials say only a fraction of eligible veterans have taken out these policies, despite broad publicity, with premiums rising by age and policy size. The piece notes administrative complexity and urges eligible veterans to consult their regional VA office for applications using VA Form 9 1867.
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Wasrington
Eisenhower
Vieterans Administration
Wile VA
Jare
Naarest
American Legion
President Eisenhower Shakes Hands With Young Admirers at LaGuardia
President Eisenhower paused his duties at LaGuardia Airport to greet five children aged four. They identified as children of airport staff Filen Redlefsen and siblings David, Thomas Maxwell, Riabark Gillan, and Michael McLoun.
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Eisenhower
Filen Redlefsen
David
Thomas Maxwell
Riabark Gillan
Michae McLoun
Doctor Tells About Eczema and Allergy Links
Dr Bowin Jordan explains eczema as a skin allergy condition often tied to hay fever asthma and family history. The piece notes irritants like soaps powders dyes and dyes and lists self treatment pitfalls while urging identification of offending substances and cautious skin care.
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