Troy Record Publisher Details and Subscription Rates
The Troy Record outlines staff titles and officers including Dwight Marvin as chairman and J Arthur Vigory as vice president treasurer, with engraving of private branch exchange for department coordination. Subscription terms list daily and evening editions, carrier delivery rates, and mail rates for New York counties, Vermont, and out-of-area orders with circulation figures.
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Yrenora
Dwight Marvin
Frank Ob. York
Provident
J. Arthur Vigory
Ats
Feagk J. Guimet
Alga T.stilery Seemary
Albany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
New York
State
Bennington County
Vermont
Students to Tidy Up City Approaches on Hill
A Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute effort earns praise for plans to form a volunteer corps to clean up the Approaches at Tipway. They will remove debris, repaint, replace broken globes, trim weeds, and plant flowers to improve the area and set an example for civic beautification.
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Rensselaer Polyytechnic Institute
Tipway
Enmol Salvar
Spring Avenue
Barker Parkway
Alleaf
Rockefeller backs holdover police chiefs amid political pressure
Gov Rockefeller signals continued restraint on politics in state police appointments. McGarvey and Marriman remain in charge as five top posts face shift, with three holdovers including McGarvey. Health and Mental Hygiene chiefs will stay, while Secretary of State's office remains steady.
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McGarvey
Guy Penor Marriman
Ben
Albin & Johnson
Rockefaller
Cetusti
Marriman Sippolplee
Hin
Hypothetical Officials and Skills Drive Political Choices
A fragmented letter argues new appointees drift from needed expertise as officials face removal. It claims Mr Weckelmer and Mr Rockefeller endorse Chal McGarvey's continued work, asserting demanded skills and technical knowledge justify persistence amid opposition.
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Pursane
Weckelmer
Rockefeller
Chal McGarvey
Humphrey Speech Draws Large Crowd in Cold West Hall Night
Thousands gathered at West Hall for Senator Hubert Humphrey’s talks on foreign policy and presidential prospects. The event, sponsored by a major city promoter, reflected rising interest in Humphrey amid recent Khrushchev talks and Democratic nomination chatter, noting public desire for change and his long Senate career.
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Lumphrey
Far West Hall
Humphrey
Mohawk Council of the World
Altairs Council
Hai & Corporel
West Wall
Moscow
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Roosevelt
Warrimans
Washington
Nishneratic Advisory Council
Minneésota
Troe
Humphrey Toshren
Khushchev
Disenhower
Qute
Sputnik
United States Senate
Thimphrey
Hubiphrey
Troy
Hidden best sellers shift in American reading trends
A fragmented report notes that American readers do not rely solely on sensational novels. Publishers identify non fiction volumes as hidden best sellers, with titles on sewing, religion, home care, and self improvement selling millions, challenging the trashy fiction stereotype.
Ost era works endure in a crowded book market
The 1643 Ost edition remains a staple in literature shops with 1,450,000 copies tied to rail order houses and large stores. Book buyers chase top titles like Me Webster's tome and the World Almanac while secretaries juggle commercial protocol.
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Jon Franklin
Joan
Stronger Traffic Rules Move Toward Stricter NY State Measures
A joint legislative panel reviews six proposed bills to curb highway deaths and injuries. Proposals include banning junior licenses for 16 year olds, restricting low specification brake fluids, mandating brake system checks during inspections, creating a rapid accident reporting system, revising chauffer licensing language, and tightening drunk driving laws to driving while under the influence. Other ideas include requiring driver education in high schools and revoking licenses after two speeding convictions. Support centers on safety. opponents fear age restrictions and enforcement burden.
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New York State
Ben
Speno
Hi Group
Heniue Lmnecessary
Speeder
Perat
Humphrey reports Soviet missile surprise to Eisenhower
Senator Hubert Humphrey delivered a report to President Eisenhower after a 78 hour trip, claiming Soviet testing officials did not sense a missile with eight thousand five hundred mile range. The account notes Eisenhower’s surprise and acknowledgment of Soviet advances alongside American capabilities.
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Ranphrey
Nowark Lyoning Neva
Mvemive Karughchey
Moyse
Keilg
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
White House
Sen
Humphrey
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Rusala
Humphrey Uyssey
Kremlin
Russia
One System Succeeds Only Capitalism Says System
A Springfield Union piece argues that only capitalism provides individual incentives to take risks profit and reinvest. It contrasts capitalist economies with Russia and China noting food and housing shortages and asserts Western Germany and Canada under capitalism show greater progress without sacrificing human values.
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Springfield
Mass
Union
Russia
Chin
China
Canada
Record Letters Show Anonymous Praise and Cautions
A chaotic set of letters to The Record discusses anonymity in published letters, editor notes, and respect for political figures. It notes editors may edit letters and refuses to publish signed communications. The piece hints at enduring respect for presidents and governors amid public discourse.
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U.S
Record
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker Washington Bias Traces Party Rift
National Chairman's Advisory Council and key leaders split from the Eisenhower moderation line. The piece traces how Rayburn Johnson and Butlerism clash shaped by 1960 dynamics, budget fears, and civil rights proposals, with historical ties to Truman Dewey and Stevenson.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Pav. M. Bullerts
Rayburn-dofinion
Tayburn
Senate
Johnson
Adlai B. Stevenson
Averell Harriman
Garreni Williams
Michigan
Tarry
Truman
Thomas J. Dewey
Thought For Today On Eating Sleep And Travel
A reflective passage discusses life's necessities beyond mere survival. It celebrates eating and sleeping as essential pleasures, and regards travel as a joyous, meaningful journey rather than a mere requirement, with a touch of humor about philosophers and a nostalgic memory of childhood swims. The piece shifts to a United Nations snapshot, noting debates and a U.S. critique of Soviet diplomacy at the 1950s assembly, citing Lodge's remarks on Soviet tactics and the session’s accomplishments.
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U. S
Theslo
Inalion U.N
Outer
U.N
China
Layard
William N. Oatis
Asilea Nations
Aminisilor
Henry Cabot Lodge
Soviet Union
U.N. General Assembly
Joseph Stalin
Andre Vishinsky
Lodge
jAssemly
Stalin
Vishinsky
Janie
United States
Jbodge
He Assembly
Pap
Hattawin
Soviet Sub Activity Off East Coast Noted In New Edition
London report cites Dane’s Fighting Ships noting increased Soviet submarine activity in the Atlantic and off the US coast. The guide analyzes why the Soviet fleet trains to challenge Western lifelines to North America, highlighting new submarine designs and nuclear boats like Nautilus and their impact on future naval planning.
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St Colin
FROST
Nualy
Jane
United States
Avules
U.S. Navy
Navy
Priny del
Russia
Soviet Union
Wussin 18
Words and Wit Opposites Quiz in Daily Yulz Style
In today’s column readers are given a list of words and their near opposites, with prompts to write BA for the opposite of the word marked as A. It includes scoring notes, sample answers, and a request to mail an envelope with a payment to improve grammar through Good Grammar by William Mortis.
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A. Lefeidil
William Mortis
The Doctor Talks About Pleurisy
Edwin P Jordan explains pleurisy causes and symptoms. The lining around the lungs inflames causing chest pain and breathing difficulty. A rubbing sound with auscultation can aid diagnosis, while X rays help confirm. Treatment targets underlying causes and relieving pain and breathing issues.
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Edwin P. Jordan
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