Troy Record newspaper masthead and subscription pricing data
Fragments show the Troy Record masthead with officers and ownership, plus subscription and delivery rates for various regions. The item lists board members, editors, and secretaries, and includes pricing for Albany, Rensselaer, Saratoga, Washington, and Vermont delivery options, with annual and shorter terms.
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Troy Heward
Vimes Reon
Albany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
New York State
Rensington County
Vermont
Qhove
Circulation Figures for November 1958
Member of the Audit Bureau reports daily average circulation for November 1958 at 48,580 net paid copies, combining morning and evening editions.
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Auilit Bareau
Nonfixing ticket to curb traffic violations in Troy alert
A plan to introduce a two party nonfixing ticket in Troy aims to curb traffic violations and improve driving. Officials say the system, moving beyond parking tickets, should apply to moving offenses and feed reports to state agencies quarterly. Supporters argue harsher enforcement and rigid measures will reduce violations and make the community safer.
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Troy
Beiter
Haeshy
Sale
Statn
Rafi
Hereique Con
Kremlin Power Shifts Across Soviet Ranks
In a Russian context a controversial interview with Khrushchev hints at internal maneuvering around General Serov and the secret police. Analysts weigh whether Serov faces transfer or ouster, while noting Khrushchev's pull and past purge culture in Moscow’s power struggles.
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Sevov
Russia
Leroy
Lavrenti P. Beria
Serov
Mie
Moscow
Puss
Poer
Khoeushohey
Sea
Budapest
Isa
Kremlin
Sorow
Seregi
Khrushchev
Cherine
Alabama Voter Rights Fight Faces Local Officials
Defiance by Alabama election officials over civil rights commission efforts to curb discrimination is detailed by Tuskegee Civic Association members. Reports say registrars refuse testimony and place obstacles for Black applicants, revealing low registration rates in Mack County and widespread barriers to voting.
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Alabama
Cavil Rights Commission
Naay
Smipot
Mc South
Bix Colialy Segistrara
Micon
Aoul
Mitehell
Tuskegee
Megra
United States
Virginia and Alabama debate on integration and compromise
Former Virginia Governor John S. Maltle condemns registrars for blocking Negro testimony and alleges a cover up. Commission member Battle praises broad view and calls for a new, enlightened course to avoid prejudice driven battles, urging compromise rather than prolonging conflict.
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Alabama
John S. Maltle
Virginia
Uie
Lalely
Norfolk
Litte Rock
Wheat Surplus Poses Economic Dilemma For U S
A 1940s-leaning piece notes the United States faces a wheat surplus despite global population growth and hunger risks elsewhere. It argues domestic production remains ample, with 1.2 billion bushels on hand, supporting both national needs and foreign sales for over a year.
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United States
Department of Agricalfure
Canada
Current Comment Keep These Libraries Open
A dispute between the Cleveland Plain Dealers and the Ross County library and school boards threatens public school libraries over funding. The quarrel centers on who pays library costs after a state supreme court hint that a school board may bear responsibility. Both sides fear closures if no settlement is reached, delaying education and prompting calls for a permanent resolution.
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Claveland Plain
Koegridlaly
Cleveland
Library Board
Fse
Hl State Supreme Court
Lhtary Board
Ross County
Stock Board of Education
Brary Board
Hoss County
Bec
Pulse Of The People Letters On Anonymity In The Record
The Record Newspapers notes writers will sign their letters with anonymity preserved if not naming signed, but letters may be edited or shortened. The piece laments teen behavior, materialism, and calls for parental responsibility, urging fathers to evaluate their duties and youth guidance.
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United States Senate
Eanate
Vanigaiga
Roosevelt
Fepun- Hiern
Temman
Flyerhower
Lre Allits
Berlin
Mi ‘Thiman
Washington
Tromimakes
Fenton
Record
Lannah
Republican National Com
Che Neuvour
Milue
Congress
Enavia Rutis
A Thought For Today By Dwight Marvin
The demagogue is not a mixed ayil. He turns a pleasant personality to political profits. The value lies in awakening sleeping citizenship. Those who think clearly will oppose him with energy and even temper, while those with stronger hearts may follow him. But few ignore him.
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Fife
Ayil
Morehan
Ake
Mansie
Want Party Conventions In Same City
Washington AP Hadin and Television spokesmen urged the Republican and Democratic parties to hold their 1960 presidential conventions in the same city. Mickalson of Columbia Broadcasting proposed Chicago for both, arguing cost savings and a chance to prevent division of the networks’ coverage. He warned against demagoguery and half truths, urging restraint and unity in public discourse.
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Washington
Hadin
Mickalson
Colmbia Broadcasting System
Chicago
San Francisco
The Doctor Talks About Hysteria by Edwin B Joran MD
An article discussing hysteria in medical history. It clarifies distinction from emotional outbursts, notes convulsions and paralysis, and stresses diagnostic challenges. Mentions political figures and debates briefly while focusing on clinical understanding and treatment approaches.
Words Wit And Wisdom Question From Readers
A reader asks about proper pronunciation of abacus stressing the first syllable and traces Greek roots. Another asks if “abn veer-ONS” is a phonetic for environs and discusses plural forms like scissors and scissors pair usage and other irregular plurals.
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Quesiwen
Watersbury
Conn
Maris
Fed Reserve warns exports key to revival amid global slowdown
The Federal Reserve’s study links overseas trade to U S growth and jobs, noting a continued drop in exports amid 1967 recession pressures. It warns that reduced foreign demand and high import competition threaten recovery, while Congress weighs billions in foreign aid and modernization efforts.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Capitol HL
Federal Reserve Board
Witt
Wulties
Europe
Canada
Japan
Federal Reserve
Congress
Ibok
White House
Fdr
Harry 8. Truman
Manchester Guardian
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