The Troy Record Editorial Staff and Subscriptions
The Troy Record lists its officers and offices with Dwight Marvin as Chairman and Frank A. Oulovel as Assistant Treasurer. It details circulation figures and subscription rates for various regions in New York State and nearby counties, including Albany, Rensselaer, Saratoga, Washington, Bennington County, and Vermont, with mail options and prices.
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Troy Necord Company
Dwight Marvin
Prank J. York
J. Arthur Viger
Wic
Frank A. Oulovel
Alton T. Siler
Troy
Imail
Albany
Renssulaer
Saratoga
Washington
New York State
Bennington County
Vermont
Benson Seeks Farm Policy Change Amid Rising Pressure
The article argues Secretary Benson faces growing pressure to overhaul farm policies as crop price supports and acreage restrictions provoke criticism. It notes politicians and farmers debate eliminating subsidies, lowering cotton and corn supports, and shifting toward freer markets to reduce taxpayer costs and store surplus crops.
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Sam Hayluen
Allvauielg
Reywesent
Ny Bara
Vall Benson
Amenthue
Benson
Tulsa
Conor
Catton
Congress
Cotdress Weil
Beozon
Lengon
Agon
Auajar
Lost at Sea Mystery Strikes Unnamed Airliner Flight
Reported loss of an aircraft with passengers and crew over the ocean. Several bodies and life belts recovered. no survivors yet. Families of the dead await information as authorities note this tragedy may be the first major incident on the line since World War II.
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America
Don Abel
Heckey
United States
Tiane
Toving Langmaie
Diane
South Pacific
Doug
Abwalhis
Lyelenpestudia Iuigses
Atlantin
Uteedasl
Savatnah
Georgia
Roversmouk Ag
Langone
le Land
Congress
Weather Bureau
Sumeone
Weather Service
Tag Berm
Soviet Russia
Weather and peril of modern aviation in a storm related crash
A fragmented account surveys passenger safety in air travel amid a modern jet crash. It weighs storms, structural issues, and possible sabotage, noting squalls and heavy turbulence near the crash region while underscoring the need for a full, calm investigation into cause and failures. The piece reflects cautious aviation discourse on weather and design limits.
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Daley Planta
Uva Fiatites
Aly Yavel
Tore
Sunte
Goa
Sturin
Stoops
Weather wisdom and budget reform urged amid storms and spending
Amid hurricane warnings and historic storms, experts urge advance warning and stronger weather services. The piece notes past seeding experiments, Langone’s view, and calls for better funding and oversight of weather forecasting while criticizing current Congress spending practices and the need for tighter control over appropriations.
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Congress
Visilors
Pineline
Wittenl Aew
White House
Rensuey
Surrender talk in Washington stirs fear of weakenin g security
A critical piece rails against rumors of U S capitulation amid Cold War tensions. It defends President Clinton style posture, urges readiness, and advocates showing strength to deter USSR. The author condemns pacifist calls to withdraw troops while praising decisive action like Lebanon deployment and US missile submarine progress.
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Russia
Jer Satallitis
Baraye
Ue Canarian
Europe
Kremlin
Mir
Polag
RothiNs Leho
Record Newspapers Letters Policy Promises Anonymity
The Record Newspapers announce that readers may sign letters to preserve anonymity by requesting not to publish their names. Names and addresses must be signed to publish. The newspaper reserves the right to edit and shorten letters as needed to maintain readability and fairness.
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Hormoren
Wis
Cate
Weilers
Record
Lueiy
Gollins
Words Wit And Wisdom From An Old Bucks County Notice
A clipped reading from a censury-old Bucks County paper shows a noted phrase about Charles Wert moving to Main street and starting his own business venture. The item also references historical Troy figures James A Beattie and Cornelis Alits as part of a broader inquiry into phrase origins.
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San Diego
Trs
W. Marsh
Bucks County
Charles Wert
Main Street
Reds Pledge Nuclear Ban and State Police Debate
Soviet premier Khrushchev pledged with the United States and Britain to renounce use of nuclear weapons in all circumstances. The piece also covers Governor Alfred Smith, state police headquarters plans in Troy, and funding details for constabulary barracks and related developments in Loudonville and Lake Avenue, Troy.
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Nikiti Khrusheh
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Musvun Baio
Che
Ussr
Unite States
Khrushelev
Whoushabew
Jeffer
Ty Kenneth Wilder
Firentwood, Tugkine
Alfred EB. Smith
Berbie
Burns
Smith
Sea News
Troy
Lhenna
Vreet
Anglay
Neddouoda Ty Hig
Flors
Lenislahire
Beallie
Bueny
Harricks
Barracks Corp
Fyasl 1
Traper
Chamber of Commerce
Loudonville
Lake Ave
Alfred
Roche
Why horseshoes became lucky symbols in history
A reader asks about the origin of horseshoe luck and traces it to St Dunstan who, in a tale from the tenth century, tamed the devil by shoeing him and nailing a horseshoe to a wall. The story links the symbol to protection and luck, citing Nelson and Trafalgar, but notes Britain’s victory in battle while Nelson died.
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Aks
St. Louis
St Dunstan
Canterbury
Dunstan
Tie
Lord Nelson
Ryuain
Trafalgar
Nelson
Britain
Native Reds Pose Subversive Threats in Middle East
The article outlines alleged Soviet strategy to boost communism in the Middle East, detailing aims to denigrate Western alliances, support nationalist movements, and foster distrust among Arab governments. It cites numbers of party members, arrests, and trials across Iran, Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Egypt, and Turkey, with references to Jordan and the Arab Republic context.
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Washington
Middle East
Jain Memler Deneph
Stalin
Egypt
Nikita
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Israel
Moscow
Mos Arab
Weyl
Syria
Iran
Tracy
Lebanon
Sus
Turkey
Dordat
U. S
Monk
Faisal
Hussein
Jordan
Ghat
Isia
Nablusiyn
Ruel
Annel
Khalad Bakelash
Nationalist Peoples Party
Gol
Abdel Hamii Servaj
Shukri Abluwatly
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Masser Ninisell
Vaypl
Tonisia
Two Strong Quakes Shake Distant World
AP reports two powerful earthquakes recorded yesterday by Cal Tech seismologists. Charles Richter places the first near eastern Siberia about 4,000 miles north west of here. a second quake likely near the West Indies.
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Vesaurna
CHIE
Californie Institute of ‘Technology
Charles Richter
PNT
Here
Dan Tocher
University of Califoenia Geisneoloyist
Siberia
Millon Wash
West Indies
Richler
Navy Admiral Rickover’s Retirement and Naval Politics
A discussion on Admiral Rickover possibilities for retirement and the Nautilus ceremony. The White House denies snubbing Rickover while noting political risk and past neglect of his ideas amid broader debates on naval policy and diplomacy. The piece also covers antitrust concerns in baseball and potential franchise moves amid public and congressional scrutiny.
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Rickover
Navy
Washington
Howard
Israel
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Aderal Sime
Billy” Mitchell
Capitol
Bob" la Pollatte
George W. Norris
Fiorello Lattuardia
Congress
H. G
Richmond
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