The Troy Record Company Details and Subscriptions
The Troy Record lists its corporate officers including Huwigh Marvin as chairman and Fengkob York as president, with Arthur Viger as vice president and treasurer Frank J. Quint. Subscription rates shown: in newspaper and mail options with varying durations, prices and regional delivery areas across New York and Vermont.
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Troy Record Company
Huwigh Marvin
Fengkob
York
Arthur Viger
Cand
Frank J. Quint
Allen T, Sliter
Audit Bureau of Aireulation November 1958 figure
A record notes the Audit Bureau of Aireulation figure for November 1958 at 49 820 net in the morning and evening copies. The fragmentary entry preserves the key numbers and the publication context without adding names or extra details.
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Bureau of Aireulation
High Cost Of Doing Nothing In Western New York Water Authority
The Northwestern New York Water Authority formed in 1950 to plan western New York water supplies spent $48,000 with slow progress. Critics urge disbanding the authority, ending costly planning and expenses, and closing out its records to prevent future bureaucratic waste.
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Inusta
New York State
New York
Nungava
Orleans Counlies
Vash
Halls
Commission
Caim
Tole
Ube Ltiaire
Mikoyan Visit to United States Sparks Delicate Debate
The article discusses Soviet deputy premier Anastas Mikoyan's planned US visit and whether Washington should invite Moscow leaders. It examines potential propaganda risks, security concerns, and the possibility of triggering a larger diplomatic exchange while noting past letters from President Eisenhower and ongoing negotiations with Khrushchev and Bulganin.
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Nat Anastag
Mikoyan
Denuty
Nikita Khmedehev
United States
Bone
Nikolai
Bulganin
von Suviel
Prem
Washington
Moscow
Khrushchet
Min
Wolflan
Iran
Jdud Iy
Mixu al Caravas
Ahsan
Mikayan
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Disputed Mikoyan Visit and Russian Conduct Critique
A fragmentary critique argues against Soviet actions and questions disarmament talks. It claims Mikoyan’s visit would distort propaganda and warns against portraying Russia favorably. The text asserts Russians have been dishonest in negotiations and urges vigilance in public messaging.
Minnesota House probes Coya Knutson affair fallout
The Minnesota House committee dismisses the Coya Knutson matter as a trivial distraction while urging focus on more pressing issues. It notes no link between Knutson’s opponent and the alleged “Coya Come Home” episode and urges voters to judge the matter at the polls.
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Coya
Minnesota
Coya Knnlyon
Ales
Knutson
Odin Lunges
House Committee
Kyulson
Chilled Davis
Ais
Coys
Tor
Nause Committee
Arkansas
Dale Alford
Little Rock
Alford
AT&T declares a three for one stock split and higher dividend
AT&T announces a three for one stock split and a 10 percent increase in the dividend, boosting owners profits by 0.90 a share and aiming to attract more investors. The move is seen as widening ownership among widows retirees and working women, while signaling stronger capital for future growth.
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American Telephone & Telegraph Co
At&t
Tate
Why Gompany
Mien
Wetter
Stark
ATR
Inia
Huxilily
Boniloss Tan Inneha
Enyndley Parnings
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Waco
Fil
Unclear text fragment on stock splits and wage contracts
Fragmentary notes discuss stock split effects on investors and wage contract negotiation. Mentions public reaction to business practices and service rate justification. No clear persons, places, dates, or organizations are identifiable from the readable text.
Record harvest boosts 1958 crops to record heights
The 1958 harvest exceeds prior records by 11 percent despite a 40 year low in acreage in 1948. Farmers, aided by improving methods and weather, produced more than in 1837 and 1948. Critics argue farm price supports distort incentives and press Congress to reform the program.
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Ties
Benson
Predictions from Look building look ahead to 1987
The Look magazine panel in Ges Moiins predicts 1987 will bring pocket radios bread that never goes stale cheap woven fabrics homes cooled by solar energy and electronic highway control reducing accidents. They foresee flying cars made of plastic and steel and cures for major diseases but a tax cut taxed by government growth would upset the rosy outlook.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
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New Look Magazine
Couinon International
Mi One
Kremlin War Threat Rumors Stir Western Leaders and East Berlin Crisis
A Washington Star summary notes Tass reports from Moscow warning of Soviet intent to pull out of Berlin and aid East German authorities, risking a renewed conflict. It discusses possible Western responses, including force to maintain position and avert a broader war, with emphasis on Khrushchev era rhetoric and potential escalation.
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Kremlin
Washington Star
Berlin
Cvisis
Tees Berlin
Nugsians
West Bertin
Minox
Khrishohay
Assim
Wang Aghal Fe
West Berlin
Taree
Letters to the editor about vandalized tree and public respect
A trio of letters to The Record Newspapers from Pittstown and opponents comment on a Christmas tree cut down on Route 72. They appeal for accountability, protest rude political language, and urge officials to model respectful discourse in this tumultuous community exchange.
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Merleseres
Record
Pittstown
Route
Adi¢ia
Went
Chile
Kueh
Trojan
A Christmas Thought on Gifts and Love from Dwight Marvin
A reflective essay discusses Christmas gift giving, focusing on genuine affection over material excess. It contrasts a partridge in a pear tree motif with modern shopping rush, urging thoughtful, personal gestures. The piece weaves personal anecdotes about gift preparation, holiday stress, and the deeper meaning of generosity.
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Agin
Willy
Tagrow
Tean
Hal
Christina
Words and Wit And Wwisdom for Christmas Gift Buys
A feature on recent word and language themed books ideal for holiday gifting. Alastair Reid presents QUARK and other titles by Brown & Co, with Ben Shahn’s humorous illustrations and Theodore Bernstein’s guide to usage. Also notes What Makes You Wick and college dictionaries promising for students.
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Chuigtmias
Orden
Alastair Reidhitte
Brown & Coy
Albeat
Ben Shahn
Shane
Les
Reid
Theodore Kernstin
New York ‘Times
Charles 2
Rice
Tarper J Brothers
Amemmcan
Ranium House
Wechsler
Mevria
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Whirligig of party reorganization in 1940s politics
The article analyzes Democratic and labor-led efforts to reorganize the party before World War II, exploring proposals for a Progressive Conservative fusion, potential split threats from Southern and Western factions, and the role of leaders like Butler, Meany, and Roosevelt. It notes discussions among New Deal advisers and the impact of a 1940 electoral shift on party alignment and possible coalitions with Republicans.
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Walsengton
Franklin
Roosevelt
Wernell
Willkie
Ted Short
Hutlen
lianin-Stevenson
Rudevell Faulion
Menocrat
West
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Samuel J. Hosenman
Tex Tygwell
New Deal Brain Trust
United States
Housewelt
Hen B
Shimein
Frank Knox
Winedhe-War
Winkin
Rutler
Butler
Cominittee
Apl-Cio
Batley
Hmemocrats Ans
Roosovelt
Wilkie
Niram Johnson
George W. Nevis
Harold
Tekus
Young Bob" le Polletia
Florelly la Giardite
George J. Mirany
Ober
Afl-Cio
Atiaek
Meany
Democratic Party
Hubert Whymagoa
Mitttesutan
Farmer Labor Party
The Doctor Talks About Kidney Stones
Reader questions cover effects of alcohol on liver and infection, oiling as a folk remedy for kidney stones, and an allergy to jewelry with a rash. The doctor clarifies risks from hepatitis history, bland dietary ideas, and confirms allergies linked to jewelry while noting occasional misinterpretations in column.
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Jordan
Trey
Temack
Mrs & G
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Jaminalon County
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Dy Gedson
Wise
Record Harvest
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Ole
Alaniaeh
Stay Tucker
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