Troy Record Company and staff listing
The Troy Record announces its independent newspaper status with staff roles including Dwight Marvin as chairman and Frank L. York as president. The piece lists officers and contact information for the publication and outlines subscription terms across regions in New York and Vermont.
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The
Troy Record Company
Nwight Marvin
Ofle
Frank L. York
D. Arthur Vier
Frank J. Onimel
Allen T. Siiler
Times Record
Cartier
Albany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
New York State
Beniigton
Vermont
Audit shows unpaid Daily Average for November 1858
Audit record notes a member of the Bureau of Circusssian Circulation with a daily average of 48.0 not paid for November 1858. Morning and Evening totals are combined in this entry.
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Bureau of Circusssian
Tragedy Triggers Push For Fire Safety Inspections
Fire Commissioner Edward F. Cavanagh Jr. advocates a crash inspection program to enforce fire safety rules in New York City schools after the Chicago fire. He notes public apathy delays action and warns that mass closures may be needed to prompt reforms, citing past fires like Coconut Grove and Hartford circus as lessons. Officials stress year round vigilance and public cooperation.
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Edward F. Cavanagh Jr
New York City
Regio Chicago
Cavanagh
New York
Fridey
Bae
Chicago
Coconut Grove
Boston
Decora Llons
Hartford Circus
Dheir
Anny
The Forlorn Eleven Defectors From Korea Now in Red China
The article profiles eleven American soldiers who refused repatriation after the Korean War and defected to China. Nine eventually returned to the United States, one has died, and the rest remain in Communist territory. It notes the lifelong homesickness and the challenges they face, including propaganda exposure and limited chances to resettle.
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Red
China
Meiping
Ratiagn
United States
Sime
Eleven Defectors Struggle Between Nations and Hope
The group of eleven defectors faces rejection at home and suspicion abroad as they confront repatriation fears and uncertain futures. They are shunned in both the land they left and the new country they sought, living with the stigma of renunciation and the peril of possible second defection.
International Paton and the East West Pressure Game
An American pilot who parachuted for East Germany after running out of fuel becomes a focal point in cold war pressure politics. The piece criticizes how both sides turn mishaps into political leverage and urges humane, normal responses rather than opportunistic bargaining. It recalls a 1960s incident with eight Americans in East Germany and argues for fair treatment and direct, realistic diplomacy.
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International Paton
East Germany
Fel
Moree
Watson
West Germany
Navassa
United States
Unis
Yan
Russia
Tito's Egypt visit stirs Cold War speculation
Marshal Tito arrives in Egypt with a first stop to Cairo and plans talks with President Nasser on a possible broad agenda. Moscow frowns on the journey, while Russia and Red China are watching for shifts that might tilt influence in Asia and the Middle East.
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Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Egypt
Iaid
Russia
Tito
Nasser
Tio
Lito
Orient
Roumsel
Ugorizie
Red China
Tila
Beypt
Moscow
Aswan Dain
Mia
Fragmentary analysis of international leaders and propaganda
The text comments on national tendencies and public perception of leaders, noting how Communists view visits and rhetoric. It suggests scrutiny of official statements and media portrayal, with attention to influence on public sentiment and international responses.
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Aml
Anastat Chen
Russia
Nifo
Arkansas election show irregularities in Alford victory
An irregular Arkansas race swung against Rep. Brooks Mays’ ally Abe Alford a seat backed by Governor Faubus. Critics claim sticker ballots and excess precinct counts mar the vote, comparing it to Soviet style voting and urging a full investigation into integration implications and election integrity.
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Lenis
Congress
Arkansas
Dale Afford
Faubing
Brooks Mays
Alford
Hays
Vatets
Abford
John Wells
The
Arkansas Recorder
Wells
Russia
Kreng Jin
Current Comment Scoring On Soviets
The Newark Evening News reports US U.N. delegates criticising Soviet information control. George M. Marrison urges Moscow to allow free information and the sale of foreign press, end censorship, and ease access to documents. Soviet Subolev calls it cheap propaganda while the U.N. debate highlights East West media friction.
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Newark Evening News
Soviet Union
United Nations
United States
U.N
George M. Marrison
UNG
Russia
West
Warrison
APG Cio
Moscow
Delogate Subolev
Virginia Governor flies flag clash over Capitol
Gov. Almond orders flag of 1.8. flag weavled down and Virginia flag run up atop the state Capitol. A second pole shows both flags flying, reflecting his belief that Virginia’s flag should be on parity with the American flag when flown over the Capitol. He says no disrespect to the U.S. and emphasizes loyalty to the country amid integration matters.
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Cleveland
Gev. J. Lindsay Almondie
Virginia
State Capitol
Gov. Alowad
Tk Shems
Pulse Of The People Letter Policy At The Record
A reader urges anonymity in letters to The Record Newspapers and notes the editor will allow signed communications only. The writer proposes a safety idea about fire drills using slides to aid children during evacuations, suggesting it could save lives.
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Record
Plesse
Safter
Tme
Elmer Agency
Hese
Thoughtful fashion musings on dress norms and change
A historical diary style meditation questions why fashion shifts occur and who drives them. It cites designers like Dior and tailors, notes men's and women's wear evolving yearly, and ponders whether changes reflect commerce, habit, or whim. It compares Western trends with tropical dress, hints at health and morale advantages, and recalls wildlife color display as a parallel.
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Dior
Ani
Avidistes Simonal
Milady
Russia
Anil
Ovinr
Reo
Himelf
Diors
Soviet Writers Union Denounces Pasternak At Inaugural Session
The Soviet Writers Union meeting denounces Nobel laureate Boris Pasternak as a traitor amid Pravda coverage. Premier Khrushchev and party leaders condemn Pasternak's alleged thoughts and writings as anti Soviet.
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Soviet Writers Union
Pasternal Mase
Communist Realism
Pravda
Tavis Pasternak
Nikila Khrusheties
Communist Party
Iyate
Pasternale
Travda ii
Walon
Pasternak
Eason
Taos
Truman's 1960 Role Shaped by Party Rivalries and Delegation Plans
The article outlines Harry S. Truman's anticipated influence as a Democratic kingmaker in selecting a 1960 presidential nominee. It notes his resentment of Eisenhower Nixon, interest in California as a GOP entry, and possible opposition between Adlai Stevenson, Kennedy, and Symington. Meyer and Wagner as potential running mates link to New Jersey and New York politics amid the New Deal era factional fights.
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Truman
Deves
IDB
Eisenhower
Nixon
Dean
Joe Nixon
Avere
New York
Tammany
Carmine G. A. Sapin
Ourian
Starriman
DeSapio
Clent Romi G. Brown
California
Sarvinian
Harrinton
Adlai I. Stevenson
Chicago
Nadih
Nelsin A. Rockefeller
Rober B. Meyner
New Jersey
Stuart Symington
Wagner
Trumng
Ton Soomo
Gathohc
Meynar
Truman Lickel
Brown
Senator Symington
Meyner
Senglor Symington
Arabs Charge Provocative Acts By Israel
On the Syria Israel border the United Arab Republic accused Israel of provocation and aggression. An UAR spokesman claimed Israeli forces crossed the Jordan frontier and were driven back with no casualties. The report frames the incident amid broader regional tensions and a UAR complaint to the Security Council.
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Damascus
United Arab Republic
Israel
UASR
Jorday
Nentral Demilitarized Frontier Zone
Lar
Jordan
Gor
Jnd
Commel
UALR
Words Wit And Wisdom From WINSTAS MORRIS
A historical word game asks readers to match left column words with brief definitions on the right, promising a score for each correct answer. It cites a self-help vocabulary test by William Morris and invites readers to learn how many words they know and how to increase word power through a desk known for helping vocabulary growth.
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Winstas Morris Niere
Quichieens
Smith
Lelio Sencha
Maric Burpbanets
Mauahity
William Morris
The Doctor Talks About Osteomyelitis I
Edwin Tordan Ald discusses osteomyelitis, its history, and evolving treatments. He notes ancient and medieval methods including maggot debridement, advances in surgical cleaning, and the emergence of sulfa drugs and antibiotics like penicillin, emphasizing early diagnosis to prevent complications.
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Edwin
Tordan
Hove Han
Itv
Sat
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Troy Record
Yennk L. York
Alton T. Siler, Kaiten
Ashlrey
Associated Press
Appers
Furley
Mie
Welsome
Bordiah
Little Rock
Faubus
Dick Nurder
George
Paughorn
Earl
Ives
DBS
William J
Weasack Crestenl
Dwight Marvin
Tropics
Mouilien
By Ray Tueler
Seema
Plarndian
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