The Troy Record Staff and Publication Details
The Troy Record lists its management led by Dwight Marvin as chair, Frank L. York as president, Arthur Viger as vice president and treasurer, and Tishik T. Oniniet as assistant treasurer with TL Slier as secretary. It outlines subscription prices, carrier delivery, and mail rates for New York and Vermont, with annual rates around 6.00 to 12.00 and various shorter terms.
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Troy Neewrd Company
Dwight Marvin
Frank L. York
Arthur Viger
Tishik T.oniniet
Action
TL Slier
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Times Record
Albany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
New York State
Bennington County
Vermont
Christmas Safety Drive Urges Caution in Holiday Decorations
Daily average circulation data noted while urging public awareness for safe Christmas decorating. Officials stress keeping trees watered and away from candles, using a safety coordinator to check wiring, outlets, and potential fire hazards. Police to assist on Christmas morning with gift wrap clutter concerns. Community groups commend Troy Underwriters Association for promoting safety tips to prevent fires.
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Troy Underwriters Association
Altonlint
Narse
Mather
Mothey
De Gaulle Strains Atlantic Ties Across French Leadership
The text argues that De Gaulle’s rigid leadership stance hinders Franco American partnership within NATO. It notes his demand for greater French command posts, opposition to shared French defense integration, and reluctance to allow missile and base concessions on French soil. It portrays his wartime stance lingering in exile influencing current policy.
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France
de Gaulle
Miele Sinser
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De Gaulle presses for influence amid postwar crisis
The article outlines Charles de Gaulle’s insistence on commanding power during wartime, his return from retirement, and the strained relations with allies as France's role in NATO remains pivotal. It notes US and UK must align with de Gaulle's France, which dominates Western European defense, despite military commitments in Africa.
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Moscow
West Berlin
Ayer
United States
Great Dritwin
de Gausly
France
NATO
North Africa
de Galle
Soviet Protest Over American Air Incidents Sparks Exchange
The article cites Soviet charges that American pilots fly too near Soviet borders and that a Soviet flight 60 miles from Latvia fired on an American plane. It notes U S protests, a monthlong Soviet reply, and Moscow’s claim of American provocation. The piece argues Russia aims to divert blame and shape public opinion ahead of any potential outburst.
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Latvia
Sea of Japan
Moscow
Avis Born
Russia
Wold Hlage
We’re Still Thrifty in the Christmas Season
The article notes Americans are cutting back yet plan for modest holiday spending influenced by strong savings. It cites a NY corporation report, a record 1958 Christmas payout, and varied allocations for gifts, taxes, insurance, and savings. It highlights stock investments, savings bonds sales, and the growth of the Christmas Club as an international Institute with thousands of savers.
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Aggarding
Lin Christmas Chi
New York
Ptatisii
Salen
Europe
Canada
South America
Chiba
Bethlehem
Candy Fellow Ends Monopoly Threat, Public Caution Grows
A fragmented report notes a candy dealer ending a monopoly claim while residents tighten spending. The piece reflects broader caution about dollars and market practices amid evolving local commerce.
Whit Is Happening To The Railroads
In a critique of passenger retrenchment rail service cuts sweep through New England and beyond. Major lines including Boston and Maine, New York Central, Lackawanna and Lehigh Valley trim or halt passenger runs, citing modes like autos planes and buses as more profitable. The piece laments worn trains and poor passenger care while noting successful practices at Western routes and argues railroads must reconnect with riders or risk further decline.
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Bostok
Maine Railroad
Massachusetts
New York Central
Albany
Schenectady
Conrad
Lon
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Lackawanna Railroad
Wolcole Rustomer
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Southern
Pacific
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Saeed
LMCI
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Lovex
Tolay
Hay
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Mareh of Dimes
Little Rock School Board Vote Brings Split Over Desegregation
In Little Rock the school board election yields three anti desegregation candidates, risking a deadlock on school integration. Gov Faubus could veto, with moderates uneasily tied to the white schools stance, delaying court‑ordered progress for thousands of children.
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Hope Chivagn Tally Mewsy
Litte Rock
Guerval Paubus
Su Tuy
Isis
Arkangas
Faubus
Israel
Little Rock
Veal Chop Scanta and the Moscow Veal-Less Dilemma
A Springfield Unionish piece discusses a Moscow restaurant famed for serving veal cutlets without veal. The chef allegedly substitutes chicken for veal and uses veal in other dishes, prompting questions about state ownership and private enterprise amid wartime flavor play.
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Teens and Society Clash Over Reform and Detention
A long reader letter discusses anonymous submissions to The Record, calls for teen reform, and questions detention as a punishment. The writer argues society must address underlying causes, cites teen behavior, and contemplates responsible parenting and community roles in guiding youth.
Metaphor Mastery in Everyday Speech and Holiday Cards
A Middletown mother recalls her daughter’s joke reading and muses on mixed metonymy and metaphor. The piece discusses figures of speech like hand of man and White House, notes famous malapropisms, and reflects on holiday season cards and religious observances.
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Nantes
White House
Thute
Jman
Russia
Hollywood
Sam Goldwyn
Goldwyniams
Aviors
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
Washington era for GOP reform and farm support sparks broad party tensions and third-party suspicions. The piece traces senior conservatives from Ohio and New York influence, Eisenhower era counselors, Wall Street links, and regional resentments that challenge Rockefeller and midwestern interests.
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Washington
Astern
Nelson A. Rockefellve
Meade Abcord
GOP
Skin care and fabric protection in everyday clothing
The article discusses how fabrics provide air and moisture exchange to cool the body, noting that wool and protective textiles allow evaporation. It covers the role of sweat glands, the cooling effect of fabrics, cautions about rubber clothing causing overheating, and the benefits and risks of baths and skin care for overall well being. It mentions holiday-related routines, digestion, and casual postures for comfort.
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Erwin P
Jordan
Ali Jing
Ivaly
Sporls
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