The Troy Record Ledger of Publication Details
The Troy Record lists editors and officers including Alton T. Sliter as publisher and names John F. Roy Joseph J. Lachapelle Walter J. Benedett as president and treasurer. It outlines subscription rates for local New York and Vermont addresses, and mail rates with period and place specifics. It notes Association press membership and circulation figures from November 1967.
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Troy Record Co
Broadway
Troy
Ashley
John F. Roy
Alton T. Sliter
Joseph J. Lachapelle
Walter J. Benedett
Troy Record
Albany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
New York State
Bennington County
Vermont
Troy City
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of
Urban renewal reshapes Troy with new parks and hotels
An economist notes London fared better after the blitz, contrasting with Troy where plans to clear a block for a Court House Annex spurred protests over a brownstone residence and a magnolia tree. The annex area will gain grass, trees, and a fountain. the old Union Station becomes a Holiday Inn, while Doctors Row faces demolition for economy driven redevelopment. The piece cites Washington as a contrast where preservation and new construction coexist, and cites Canada’s prime minister on urbanization as urging renewal aligned with city character.
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London
Troy
Court House
Troy Union Station
Fifth Avenue
Washington, D. C
Canada
Business leaders predict modest inflation and growth in 1968
Sixteen executives led by Macy’s president David L. Yunich express optimism for 1968 with expected 6 to 8 percent rise in all retail sales and continued growth in clothing, household goods, and other sectors. Inflation should stay under 5 percent, though profits may pinch unless sales expand. Personal income rose in November, fueling holiday spending. construction, drug, food, and airline markets show gains while overall economy remains strong but require faster pace to keep up.
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David L. Yunich
Macy's
New York
Yunich
Annual Report of Commerce and Industry Associates of
Wen
Lasting tribute planned for two Medal of Honor heroes
At Troy Armory the New York Army National Guard plans a permanent memorial plaque honoring Colonel William J. O'Brien and Sergeant Thomas A. Baker of the 105th Infantry who earned the Medal of Honor in World War II at Kapin. The $3,000 plaque will also honor local women from the same unit who earned the medal on Saipan. The project seeks public support.
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Pearl Harbor
Tro Armory
New York Army Naional Guard
Willim J. O'Brien
Thomas A. Baker
105Th Infantry
Kaipan
Trav
Lat
Troy Armory
Saipan
Joyce Kilmer
New York City
France
William Holt obituary notes strong friendship with U S and ocean swim hero
A long piece honors Holt, a friend of the United States who supported Vietnam era ties, and recalls his penchant for swimming off Victoria. It recounts his daily life, rugged nature, and the account of his disappearance on Sunday as surfers and officials search. It remarks on leadership circles in Canberra and Melbourne.
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Asralia
Presmmmed
Victoria
Haro EL Holt
Vietnam
Jolson
Melbourne
Wisn
Shtte
Tilieter
Johmson Vonirage
Ag -Trahan
Congress
Canberra
Ilolt
Lane
Johnson
Eisenhower
Holt
Constructive editor and Dreamer urge positive youth action
A Wyantskill resident disputes protests and urges constructive thinking to lift national happiness and reduce tensions. The piece highlights idealistic youth, Sing Out and Up With People as peaceful movements guiding youth toward positive change and a broader mission for mankind.
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the Record
Wynantskill
Berkeley
Pace Magazine
Diane Moreland
Cal
Sing Out
Jose A. Rios
Venezuela
New York News
U.S
Hollywood Citizen News
Man Cake
J. Blantoe Belk
America
Tree lined streets boost Troy shoppers and visitors
A letter from a city newcomer praises the tree lined 4th Street shopping area the Post Office grounds and the new court house annex. The author commends the Troy Savings Bank for beautifying the area and urges merchant participation to improve shade and appeal for summer strolls.
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the Record
San Francisco
4Th Street
Court House
Troy Savings Bank
Troy
Question Box and musings mix play with moral claims
The passage presents Q A items about the Dome of the Rock legend and a donkey symbol, plus a note on Mozart’s early composing and a garbled line about LSD and violence. It ends with a remarque on the American Sing Out movement and a signature from Eric Retzlaff of Troy.
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Jerusalem
Erusalem
Mahomet
Democratic Party
Thomas Nast
Mozart
Jess
Eric Retzlaff
Words Wit And Wisdom Dear Mr Morris: Skycaps Origin
Dear Mr Morris explains why baggage handlers are called skycaps by analogy to railroad red caps. The note also cites a Publishers Weekly piece on World Journal Tribune’s demise and discusses Philippe Erlanger’s The Age of Courts and Kings which says drink a toast originated from a crust of bread in the bottom of the cup to catch sediment.
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Mr. Morris
Pittsburgh
Pa. A
America
20Th Century Limited
Grand Central Terminal
Publishers Weeklvy
New York
World Journal Tribune
Joseph Sage
Philippe Erlanger
Harper & Row
France
Erlanger
Mr. Erlanger
Rowan Eyes Democracy in a Turbulent World
A Washington essay argues that perceived injustice fuels sacrifices abroad and at home. It critiques Castro in Cuba for exploiting misery, Vietnam’s Viet Cong for anti injustice rhetoric, and the Olympics protest against Cassius Clay. It warns America must confront charges of global and domestic injustice.
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Washington
Vietnam
Cuba
Castro
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
Hepatitis Explained by Dr Brandstadt
Viral hepatitis is our most common communicable disease with 30 undetected cases for every diagnosed one. It spreads via water, food, and fecally contaminated hands, with oysters and polluted waters implicated. Incubation about 20 days, contagious from days before to a week after onset. pools pose risk if inadequately treated.
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Brandstadt
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