Troy Record: Early 20th Century Independent Newspaper
The Troy Record proclaims itself an independent newspaper with named officers including Dwight Marvin as Chairman of the Board and Frank L. York as President. It details subscription rates, delivery zones in New York and Vermont, and mail options.
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Frank L. York
J. Arthur Vigor
Frank J. Quintet
Allen T. Sliier
Carpher
Tywail
Albany
Rensselagr
Saranga
Washington
New York State
Rewidaghion County
Vermont
Convention Keynotes Signal Busy State Campaigns
The state conventions of Usechaynn parties have Waksel completed their fickels for the Noventer elections. The keynote addresses opened the campaign with visions of a strong, modern administration. At Munmenaile, Prendergast praised Governor Tarvin's administration, while Rochester Republicans criticized Havennay's record. Party speakers outlined efforts to energize workers, win votes, and shape the campaign message ahead of November 4.
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MiuTaly
Rochester
Bullaly
Tarvin
Hawrman
Ey Nolér
Gawald J. Meek
Assembly
Ssi
Vale Solo
GnUlhis
Rondale
Alaska Primaries Create Ballot Mark On Statehood Vote
Alaska voters mark ballots in what is described as a primary day though held to decide referenda on statehood. The campaign asks approval of statehood terms with conditions on federal land retention and public lands, potentially shaping Alaska joining the Union as the forty-ninth state.
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Alaska
Eie Didates
Union Center
Minnesota
Fragmented OCR on constitutional rights and voting disputes
The fragment discusses constitutional rights and voting eligibility, referencing polygamy, abolition efforts, state resolutions, and appeals. It mentions Alaska and various political actions affecting who can vote, with unclear names and dates due to the damaged text.
Communists Probing Again Near Nationalist Positions
The article reports increased Communist probing around Nationalist held areas in Gamay lands with shelling and diplomatic pressure. It notes U S policy warnings from Secretary Dulles against escalation, and discussions of potential invasion plans linked to Khrushchev Mao meetings.
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Marinasa
Mora
South Korea
Dulles
Quemay
Meiping
Nid Khoushchey
Gener
Uwe
Reece
United States
China
Doria Ure
Gretigs
Explorer V mission probes radiation beyond Earth's orbit
Readers learn from Cape Canaveral that Explorer V, touted as a Navy Vanguard in orbit, aims to study solar radiation and space conditions. Scientists expect radiation levels to rise with altitude and anticipate refinements in instrumentation to better understand the environment beyond the known frontier.
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Canaveral
Pwarlicostal
Cape Gaiavernt
Navy
Cape Canaveral
Explorer Vo
Weinglie
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Explorer TV
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Congress Faces Urgency and Unity Amid Alaska Statehood
The article reviews a dramatic Congress session amid election-year strain, noting Alaska became the 49th state and defense spending rose to 98 billion. It highlights bipartisan cooperation, leadership by Speaker Rayburn, Majority Leader Mansfield, and Senator Knowland, and the president's push for defense and economic measures.
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Alaska
Cane Wesson
Mregidunt Eisenhowev
Joanne Bick
MMA Congress Rety
Congress
Plui
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Sten Rayhirn
Hymen J. Dehuson
Joeseph W. Abirtin Oh
Will Mr. Knowlud
Harmony Betwen
Pentagon
Eisenhower
Cotte Arias
Iwurila
Givis
Radioactive Tea Alarm in Haviford Courant Report
The Haviford Courant notes a clash of views between the Food and Drug Administration and the Coast Guard over radioactive tea. It warns of Strontium 90 readings and possible dumping into New York Harbor with federal assurances failing to calm public concern.
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Food and Org Administration
Coast Guard
New York Ayas
Fury
Crete
National Committee of Radiation Protection and
God and Drug Administration
Strontmar
Federak
America
Labor Issue in Newark Paper Attacks Congress
The Labor Issue column cites President Wisenbower raising the effort on Republican congressional campaigns and criticizing Congress for labor reform inaction. It notes Meany and organized labor sought support but the Kennedy Ives bill failed in the House after Senate passage, facing delays and limited debate.
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Congress
Hille Te
George Meany
Amiot
Putyuplion
Hoy
House
Senate
Marys Saints
Public Opinion Letters On Taxes And Pensions
Readers debate benefits and taxes, including security, pensions, and living costs. The Record Newspapers pledge anonymity for contributors who request it, while editors may shorten or edit letters. The page discusses asks about wages, retirement age, and the impact of taxes on daily life, with concerns about mosquito bites, clothing, and general affordability.
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Handi Hani
Lanyeage
Su- Li
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Anysell
Fayes
Fort Ile
Development Plans Catch Fire in Washington Debates
Washington debates a Latin American development bank and an Arab development institution tying them to the Earnest Eisenhower era policies. Dulles accelerates talks, while critics question need and efficacy, warning of neglecting other regions.
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Europe
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Eisenhowre
United Nations
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State Department
Bank Uleg
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Nixon
Millon Eisenhower
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Dulles
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Middle East
America
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State For Economic Affairs
C. Douglas Villa
U.S
Inter Anerley
New York
Fashion words fade as chemise dies from fashion talk
In a Paris fashion update the term chemise is said to be read and will be dropped from common usage within a year. The balloon dress and other trends fade as designers abandon style jargon words once common in fashion chatter.
Crumbling Middle East Policy Faces Two Alternatives
Washington confronts failure of UN led peace in Middle East as Dulles and Eisenhower weigh two paths. One pursues limited aid to Nasser while courting Cairo, Israel remains key, and refugees must be addressed. The alternate forms a new anti-Nasser bloc with Turkey Pakistan Lebanon and possibly Israel to counter Arab nationalism and Soviet influence.
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United Nations
Middle East
United States
New York
Dulles
Colone Gamal Abdel Nasser
Eisen
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Hrushchev
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Cairo
Moscow
Nasser
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Israel
Amd
Britain
Gould
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United Arab Republic
London
Jerusalem
Turkey
Raw
Pakistan
Lebanon
Doctor Explains Cirrhosis Of Liver Causes And Care
ENWIN P TORDAN MD discusses rising deaths from liver cirrhosis, its distinction from cancer, and questions about biopsy and treatment. He notes sex and age differences, explains symptoms like weight loss and abdominal bloating, and outlines prevention through nutrition, moderate alcohol, weight control, and avoiding exposure to toxins. Treatments and surgical options are mentioned for advanced cases.
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United States
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