The Troy Record Company Leadership and Subscription Details
The Troy Record announces company officers including Wright Mavla as chairman and J Arthur Viger as president, with Frank Culinet as assistant treasurer and Allon Sitter as secretary. It lists subscription prices for local and mail delivery, noting rates for Albany, Rensselaer, Saratoga and Washington counties, with varying annual, semiannual, quarterly, and weekly costs.
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The
Lucy Mevotd Company
Dwright Mavla
Frank L. York
J. Arthur Viger
Woen Presifect
Frank Z. Culinet
Trower
Allon
Times
Albany
Rensselaer
Sarktona
Washington
New York State
Bennington County
Avdil Daily Average Circulation Report November 1958
The Daily Average net paid circulation for November 1958 is 48,880. The figure reflects the Avdil Bureau of Circulation data compiled by the Mlemingsnl Evening combined edition.
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Bureau of Circulation
Cingulation
Mlemingsnl
No Place For Economy Pleas To Fund Troy Library Branches
Local appeals to preserve Troy Public Library branches face opposition as budget pressures rise. Public funds from all levels are scrutinized, but the four branches serving West, South, East Side, Syraway and Lansingburg are argued to be essential. Closing these branches would curtail services for schoolchildren and readers, while the main library would not absorb all cuts. The community urges selective reductions elsewhere to keep operations and expanding volumes, preserving access for youths and patrons.
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Troy
Huok
Lhrary
Uley
Alaska Statehood Sparks Population Boom and Boomtown Plans
Alaska’s population has surged from about 126000 after World War II to around 4 200 000 today, driven by servicemen and new settlers. The Alaska Chamber reports heavy inquiry about climate and living conditions, with firms planning expansion and investment as business leaders forecast rapid growth and new industries over the coming decade.
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Alaske Reems
Wass
Louisiana
California
Galdey
Were
Florida
Alaska
Allrace
Chamber of Commerce of Alaska
Ute
Lewisiain
Dunwan
Wil Hea
Anchorage
Wenty Dil
Inwenten Tnitlians
Lekses
Alaska Demands Steady Resolve Amid Population Rush
The piece cautions Alaskans to resist panic as population pressures rise, warning that impulsive actions could trigger a dangerous spike in costs. It notes Alaska’s vast size yet small population and warns that after the excitement a heavy bill will be paid by about 200000 residents.
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Coney
Texas
Joss
Byrd calls for national savings crusade in wake of budget strains
A Chicago speaking engagement by Senator Byrd urges a nationwide push to rein in federal spending. He warns ongoing deficit financing and inflation threaten the U S system, arguing real retrenchment requires public demand and bipartisan action. The piece notes persistent defense costs and a projected budget deficit as warnings.
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Chicago
Byrd
Public Treasury
Congress
Ani Allqulph
Wallan
White House
Cenr
Controversial Figure Castello Faces Citizenship Fight
The article accuses war figure Frank Castello of using wealth and influence to avoid deportation and retain U.S. citizenship. It details alleged lies about his real estate work, past corruption associations, and calls for government action to strip his citizenship. The piece paints Castello as untouchable and urges federal intervention.
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Frank Castelo
United States
Castello
de Aconso
Cogtelly
Costello
Ayakob
Costalla
Bat
Coatello
Theogovernment Mat
Costello Deported Hopes Rise As Legal Tactics Emerge
Reports indicate Costello faces deportation as government agents and courts work to outmaneuver his supporters. Lawyers claim a loophole could hinder prosecution while authorities resize their strategy to remove him from the country.
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Gostillo
Costello
Couney
Court threatens Hoffa with ouster over blocking reform
A federal judge orders James Hoffa to halt blocking a member monitor board seeking a housecleaning of Teamsters Union leadership, including Owen Brennan. The ruling challenges Hoffa’s bid to remain president and signals potential discipline power shifts amid long standing union controversies.
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Hoffa
James Molla
Teamsters Ute
Jon
Holla
Monitor- Board
Cartier
Unico
Avsler
Owen Brennan
Detroit
Upton First
Stedl Bosom
Brennan
Teamsters
Hotta
Dave Reels
Floffa
Tachor
Curious Aerosol War Gag Prompts Global Debate
A Plaindealer note ponders a cosmetic aerosol idea that could change warfare ethics. The writer jokes about using smell as a weapon to deter conflict, imagining a world without wars, taxes, or violence if both sides were frightened by a strong odor.
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Amg
America
Uncertain Soviet Police Chiefs Face Shifting Power Shows
Fragmentary analysis suggests General Ivan Serov or a successor may lose influence as Soviet leadership hints at broader purges. The piece recalls Beria’s 1939 dominance and deposement trends, noting limited leniency for fallen chiefs since Stalin era while highlighting a fragile security state.
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Syroy
Montreal
Ivan Suvov
Russia
Serov
Lavrenti Beria
Bera
OWA
Nikolai Yoxhov
Henry Yagoda
Marshal Zhukov
Stalin
Molotov
Shenilae
Malenkoy
Bit Ranit Thaslatilir
Seray
Worely
Aho Gell
Colert Kroup
Hal
Nikitw
Interpreting The News By Raymond Moley
A Raymond Moley piece compares British Conservative strategy to U.S. politics. It notes Conservatives built a postwar coalition with competent executives, trained workers, and middle-class appeal, while Labor’s welfare aims differ. It argues Republicans should study organization, candidates, and ideology to regain strength.
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Congress
Lor Wooltan
Jone
Busic
Consurersivg
Liberal Party
Labor
No Licenses For Juniors Suggested In Alabama Legislation
A joint legislative committee hearing in Alabama weighed proposals to restrict junior driver licenses. One plan would raise the minimum age for full licenses from 18 to 17 with a year delay. another would suspend licenses after a second speeding violation within 12 months, tied to high speeds. Officials and opponents debated practical enforcement and highway safety measures as testimony drew sizable turnout.
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Lom
Joint Legislative Committee
Edward J. Speno
Speno
William
Hints
Nassag County
Kullalo
Tralia
Hanery W. Osborne
Roosevelt era blamed for wartime errors in speech
The piece discusses British views on Franklin D. Roosevelt and Soviet relations, arguing Churchill and Chamberlain shaped appeasement policies. It notes alleged naive trust in Stalin and the Munich Pact as pivotal to the war, with lingering implications for Berlin. It also covers Social Security reform talk, ADA proposals, and Veterans Total Disability Insurance questions, highlighting public questions on benefits, eligibility, and earnings limits.
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Washington
G.O
Moustin
Tex
Franklin’ Roosevelt
Russia
Trench
Eld
Chncehill
Noosevelt
Stalin
Mon
Berlin
Moscow
FDR
Czechosly
Vakin
Liters Chiteches
France
Oriain
Chamberlain
London
Paris
Churchill
Britain
der Puehrer
Germany
Kol Stalin
Hitler
Poland
Mia. T. Ma
Tulsa
Okla
Wigste
Frank Thompson Jr
ADA
Treasury
Congress
Alabama Vote Aides Resign in Wave of Dismissals
Three Alabama voter registrars have resigned amid pressure over registry practices. Reports say more may follow as Civil Rights Commission hearings approach next Friday. Officials reportedly lack a requirement to retain applications and questionnaires under state law.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Civil Rights Commissru Cescimes
Hnce
Palomino origins tied to Spanish word and TV ponies
In a light note on language, the palomino name traces from the Spanish palomino to describe horse color. The breed's popularity grew via American TV horses Champion and Trigger. The piece also references Golden Girl type heroines and a word game by William Morris offering a copy with self addressed envelope.
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Gehe Autry
Champion
Autry
Roy Rogers
Trigger
Dave
Spain
Southwest
Leslie W. Fist
Hyalttaville
Moyo
South Pacific
Suzie
Suzie Wong
Willian Mortis
William Morris
Kennedy Pushes Labor Reform in New 1959 Drive
Senator Kennedy leads push for labor reform drafting a new bill to replace past proposals. He aims to broaden disclosure rules, stiffen penalties for union misdeeds, and ensure democratic union elections while seeking broad business and labor support in a reconfigured Congress.
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Bruce Emossat
Washington
NEA
Congress
Senate
John
Kennedy
Masachusetts
Coacy
Agademia World
Kennedylves
Unland
Cruch
Taber
Ton
New Sesaion
McCtelhyy
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