Troy Record Subscription Rates and Publishing Details
The Troy Record outlines ownership by The Troy Record Company with officers including Dwight Marvin as Chairman and Frank J York as President. It lists Associated Press affiliation and subscription terms for Albany and surrounding counties, detailing yearly, half year, and monthly rates by mail both within and outside specified counties, with prepaid conditions.
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Troy Record Company
Dwight Marvin
Frank J York
Arthur Viger
Frank J. Ouimer
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Enerigt
Albany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
New York Stile
Rendington
Verayott
Circulation Figures For Daily Averages Released
Andie Membir reports circulation figures for the Daily Average of November 194A. Morning and Evening editions combined show a total paid circulation of 47,820. The data reflect the P Buces of Circulation and provide a snapshot of reader reach for the period.
Watervliet Arsenal plans to enlarge its mission
A reader view on Watervliet Arsenal's push to enlarge its mission notes the plant's key role in national defense, its history of fluctuating employment tied to defense contracts, and the desire for long term planning to stabilize production and future orders. The piece emphasizes strategic location, skilled workforce, and the need for a blue print guiding future output to weather defense shifts.
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Axsemly
United States Aay
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Ile Uss
Dowds
Army
Navy
Watervilet of
Geers
Akound
Pedduetion
Mixed Up Man Rehard G Cordon of East Pravir Hence TH
A chaotic profile of G Cordon once a 21 America sailor who joined the Reds. After five years in exile he returns via Hong Kong en route to the United States. He is described as undecided, swayed by Communist teachings yet critical of life in China. He admits loneliness and a shifting allegiance, seen as a weak reactant to authority. The piece questions his patriotism and influence on others who defected.
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Rehard G. Cordon
East Pravir
America
Hong Kong
China
Wimself
Alne
Aarden
Reds
Ulal
Fragmentary text on returns from China and US
The readable lines discuss families and travel between China and the United States. Mentions deaths, healing, and questions about who will support or accept the situation as it shifts between nations. The fragmentary wording leaves many names and concrete details unclear.
Wheat Surplus Drives Farm Policy Debates in 1959
The piece outlines wheat production forecasts for 1959 and the partisan clash over farm policy. It notes Eisenhower and Benson favor reduced government controls while Democrats push for continued intervention. Experts warn of a two year surplus and discuss potential policy paths including looser controls and price differentiation for domestic and export use.
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Te Agricultire Department
Washington
Eisenhower
Benson
Teaneral
Busis Hess
United States
Brain in orbit raises peace or war fears in space age
A 50 pound mechanical brain guides a satellite that broadcasts messages and can record new ones, enabling radio from the sky. The article warns of deadly uses such as radiating material or spying, urging leaders to keep satellites for peace and humane purposes rather than warfare.
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Earth
Unfortunate chapter ends countywide permanent registration effort
The Board of Supervisors repealed the local law establishing permanent personal registration for Renselaey County. The county project, begun last spring, faced misfortune and controversy over its nationwide use and the reform’s progress deteriorated in later months. The report notes faulty planning and partisan prejudice as reasons to discard the plan.
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Rensselaey
Mao Zedong’s Shifting Role in China’s Communist State
Mao Tse-tang emerged as the dominant revolutionary figure, guiding nationalist aims and the Chinese Communist Party. Current reports suggest Mao resigns as chairman of the republic yet remains party chairman, underscoring his central role in party leadership and the regime’s continuity amid internal power shifts.
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Montreal Star
Mao Tse-tang
Tai
Chiang Kai-she
Kuo Mintang
Mao
Chiang
Muore
Eliqué
Man Tatung
Chinese People's Republic
Ater
Boas
Wit-Nessi
Russia
Wey
Kerensky
Republic
Communist Party
Stalin
Macelana
Gerald Clark
Morning wave tradition grows on Reading Line platform
Railroad workers in New Jersey began a daily morning wave to passengers on the Reading Line Wall Street express. The friendly gesture expanded to a morning handshake and banners like Bout Yale. Train delays were avoided as the idea spread toward Christmas season, with workers proposing a one morning stop for greetings.
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Hartford Cuurang
New Jersey
Reading
Wall Street
Yale
Christmay
Lala Gelling
Pulse Of The People Readers Seek Anonymity In Letters
The Record says writers may withhold names in communications and that unsigned letters will be edited or shortened. Several months after Northway evictions, residents face state delays in compensation and occupancy issues as Christmas nears. A reader from Hagle Bridge questions a letter signed Republican about Truman and past elections, noting Republicans know who ditched Truman.
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Record
New Northway
Truman
Thomas
Dewey
Vahin
Eisenhower
Words Wit And Wisdom Matching Game
A quirky word game presents a left column of terms paired with brief definitions in the right column. Readers score by matching items, with self-tests and a scoring note for performance. The piece then broadens into reflections on reading, imagination, and the purpose of fiction and travel beyond daily life.
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An. Jays
The Doctor Talks About Bronchitis
A medical note explains bronchitis as a common breathing issue affecting the bronchi with coughing as a key symptom. It outlines acute and chronic forms, initial cold-like onset, chest pains, and the role of infection or inhaled irritants, plus potential relief by treatment and climate changes.
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Jordan
Smit
Nixon Faces Liberal Pressure Within Republican Ranks
Nixon is portrayed as a leading GOP figure wrestling with liberal and conservative factions within the administration. The piece notes his disagreements with some policies, his possible shift to a more plainspoken White House role, and his clashes over civil rights, budget issues, and reform efforts. It highlights key figures like Mitchell and Stans, and references attitudes toward civil rights and inflation.
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Washington
Nixon
Wille
Heyer Dow
Capitol Hill
White House
GOP
Etsenehower
Nixon Cabineto-Il
Adminia Iretinn
Dispatch
Swere Attar Indy
William P. Rogers
James P. Mitchell
Arthur S. Flemming
Summerfield-Strausss
Anderson
Republican Party
Ihera
Tke
Nixos
Elschichower
Jie Ahh Mitchell
Behl
Eisenhower
Rogers
Senate
Senate Housekeeping
National Association For Lie Advancement of Colored People
Alabama
Civil Rights Commission
Haisenhower
NAACP
White Chase
Maurice I. Stans
Harvard
Norvaki
Tin Ruitler
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