Troy Record masthead and old circulation data page
An archival block shows the Troy Record masthead with staff roles and publisher names, followed by subscription terms and circulation tabulations for 1958. It documents pricing by region, including Albany and Vermont areas, and lists delivery and billing details for various periods.
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Russell Sage College to gain new dorms and alley redesign
Federal agency approves construction of a new dormitory at Russell Sage College funded by a major grant. The project, paired with alley improvements on Perry Street, aims to improve access for essential services, create trades employment, and support college facilities while the Common Council reviews plans and potential wage provisions.
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United States weighs insurance against major invasions in Asia
The article argues for backing allies with patience and military readiness to deter Communist expansion around offshore islands. It warns that appeasement risks surrender of strategic territories and stresses the need to balance restraint with decisive action to maintain peace and honor commitments.
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Conmotinist Expansion and Cold War Tensions Rise
Fragmented OCR passage discusses Communist expansion fears and Western responses, mentioning Lebanon, the Sixth Fleet, and Soviet influence. It references U S actions, Moscow and Chicago threads, and perceived agitation by Communist units stirring regional tensions amid proxy confrontations. The text is garbled but signals era anxieties and international power plays.
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Tinkering With The Weather
Readers learn that meteorologists offer cautious forecasts and debate the value of weather research funding. The piece criticizes grand predictions while noting limited practical progress in disease prevention farming and climate studies. It mentions a 1.5 million dollar weather damage claim and questions whether heavy spending yields real benefits amid political and seasonal storms.
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Tuericane
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Dean Dal
Tiurelenain Wits
Political intrigue and power plays amid a ghostly conspiracy
A fragmentary piece describes a murky plot involving Carmine Desanin and Tesapio, with figures like Wigwam ward leader Leager and Lae Giudardiay. It catalogs factional tensions, covert ambitions, and maneuvers to control a political machine, culminating in a plan to move power through Robert Wagner and a Senate seat.
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Mayrimen and Harriman Fight for New York Steady Support
The piece debates Tammany Hall power in New York and the clash between Lehman Wagner and Farley as potential allies. Harriman is urged as a national candidate, while the author questions his readiness for nation and world affairs and whether New York voters will back Tammany’s patronage in the coming two months.
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Padlocked schools not solution to integration says Arkansas debate
A Arkansas debate on closing schools to resist integration frames Governor Faubus as overreaching. Critics warn a padlocked school worsens ignorance and endangers children while urging measured reform and avoidance of state violence. The piece cites views from Wat Ray Silk and other commentators, noting lessons from Kentucky and Tennessee without endorsing shutdowns.
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Proclaimed tribute marks long-ago social duty in civic life
A fragmented notice recalls Husat B. Anthony Das and Lucy Stove honored for selfless devotion to principle on the eve of the New York schoolteacher’s anniversary. Judge John Gonnelly warns of rising juvenile delinquency as a national concern, urging vigilance and reform.
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Lucy Stove
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New York
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Boston
Letters From Readers Weigh In On Anonymity And Industry Policy
The Record newspapers will publish letters with anonymity upon request while editing content as needed. The writer argues that industry must lead on production and prices, opposing government overreach and union control, urging free labor and profits and criticizing labor directives from Washington. Agnes Bradford adds a note on equal rights and historic women in America.
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National Whirligig By Ray Treher
Washington report on 8th Congress outlines failures to pass reform due to political pressures and lobby influence. It notes corruption probes in unions and business ties shaping policy, with calls for new codes and oversight amid power shifts and fiscal debates.
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Words Wit And Wisdom Colloquial English vs Slang Explored
Milwauker reader Mca Norman Sowert discusses the difference between colloquial English and slang. He cites Webster and examples like asbergast go slow and hartm searym to show colloquial usage may be acceptable in ordinary conversation but not in formal writing.
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Norman Sowert
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Doctor Tells About Polio in Q A Series
A summarized Q A from Dr Edwin Jordan discussing polio origins strains and immunity. The column covers whether polio recurrences are possible, the effects of vaccines, pregnancy considerations, and how viruses relate to cancer and pregnancy outcomes, reflecting a period medical education style.
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