The Troy Record Company Leadership and Circulation figures
The Troy Record lists officers including Allen T Stitee and J Arthur Viger with duties as President and Vice President. It notes subscription terms for Albany and surrounding counties and Vermont, plus various mail rates and a November 1958 daily circulation figure of 48,880.
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Dwight Nevin
Frank [ York
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Frank J. Dulmel
Allon T. Shter
Bureau of Circulation
Eye transplant miracle brings Troy boy sight for first time
Edward Slattery Jr a two year old Trojan received a corneal transplant at Bamaritai Hospital the first such operation in the region The gift came from an eye donor to the Sight Conservation Society of North Eastern New York backed by the Joy Lions Club The transplant restored partial vision and the boy can now see though he cannot fully express the joy nor name his donor or the exact surgeon The story highlights progress in corneal surgery and local medical services in Troy and the evolving capability to perform delicate eye operations in regional hospitals.
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Edwart
Slattery Jr
Roy
Bamaritai Hospital
Slattery
Sight Conservation Society of North Easteen
New York
Joy Lions
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Edward Stattery
Bailly
Troy
Higher Thruway Toll Increases Spark Public Debate
The New York Thruway Authority proposes toll hikes of about 20 cents per mile as operating costs rise. Officials say the rate increase is needed to cover maintenance, equipment replacements, and escalating expenses, despite expected reductions in traffic and potential shifts to alternative routes. Local observers note possible declines in mail and travel as higher costs bite motorists and freight haulers alike.
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Hyl Fae
Caine
Troy Fest
Otter
Vole
Wagerine Arcanes
New York State
Elarged on Trust and the Cactar Thruway Appeal
The text discusses lower tolls and highway projects like the Cactar Thruway, arguing they could reduce traffic woes and ease long distance driving. It notes drivers' interest and perceived benefits amid debates on infrastructure expansion.
Eisenhower budget plan posts seventy seven billion figure
An analysis of the White House budget proposal outlines Eisenhower's plan to balance the federal budget at seventy seven billion dollars. It contrasts anticipated savings through cuts with revenue gains, noting potential impacts on agriculture veterans and labor while acknowledging Congress may resist steep reductions. The piece discusses deficits, economic assumptions, and the political framing of budget goals.
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White House
Eisenhower
Congress
Minka
Democratic Congress
Glaume
Rulding
Veterans Affairs
Tabor
Yates
Sutsonal
Public suffers as airline strike protest ad voices both sides
An advertisement in a newspaper presents management’s view on the American Airlines pilots strike, arguing the union is selfish and unreasonable. It laments public hardship, noting travel delays and missed homecomings, and compares the disruption to wartime strikes, urging consideration of customers and other employees.
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Evocyon
Oe Americn Airlies
Wild Hat
Lie Iman Suec
American Airlines
Pilots Association
Priawank
Lellewes
Aventhi
Thera Aisi
New York
Nawapapers
Golilfine Sentenced in Tax Case Taints Industrialist Image
Bernard Goldfine, the Boslein industrialist known for lavish gifts to influence affairs, received a three month prison term for contempt of a Federal court in Boston. His secretary Mildred Fagerman was fined ten days and paid fines. Appellate action is anticipated with possible delays before any sentencing is carried out.
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Bernard Goldfing
Sherman Adams
White House
Stat
Golitfine
Goldfitte
Mildred Fagerman
Gollhue
Fisher
He Adams
Iene
Adams
Goldfine
Boston
Harvard to Lead Study on Fatal Highway Accidents
Harvard University will launch a nationwide probe into fatal highway accidents under the Legal Medicine Department. A cross disciplinary team including traffic engineers and physicians will collect data at crash scenes in the Boston area to analyze vehicle speed, weather, visibility, and human factors for improved road design and safer cars.
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Hartford Courant
Harvard University
U.S. Public Wealth Service
Wal Ig
Legal Medicine Department
Medical School
Boston
Farm Price Supports Face Scrapping Say Springfield Union
Springfield Union reports Secretary Benson aligning with advisory views that the farm price support system should be scrapped or greatly scaled back to be more realistic for agriculture. A nationwide survey shows most U.S. farmers favor government pullout or reduced aid, with regional splits and strong taxpayer concerns over subsidies.
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Springfield
United States
Mid-West
Washington
Residents Decry Traffic Safety and Night Garbage School Plan
A readers group voice in The Record condemns lack of traffic supervision at a bridge crossing and derides a proposed separate garbage education school. They note pedestrians struggle to cross and criticize drivers’ disregard, urging safer urban planning and accountability.
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Jim Menanils
Gomiething
Institute Sd
Anand
Troy
Fragmented Crime Snippet From Unclear Page Teases Case
A truncated OCR fragment references a central bust and a father of two children, a girl and a boy, with mentions of a reading about the event. The text is incomplete, limiting clear facts, parties, locations, and outcomes.
A Thought For Today on Optimism and Pessimism
A reflective piece contrasts optimism and pessimism, noting both rest on the same facts yet interpret them differently. It argues that optimists see signs of dawn amid trouble while pessimists focus on collapse, urging a path between doubt and hope.
The Doctor Talks About Cancer
An expanded discussion on cancer fears and early signs. The article notes that abnormal fear of cancer is common, with many delaying visits until later stages. It highlights cancer phobia, common symptoms, and urges timely examination and doctor consultation for diagnosis and treatment options.
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Holy West
Alory
Necesahi
Words Wit And Wisdom A Christmas homage from Bing Crosby and Berlitz
A lively jumbled Christmas column imagines Bing Crosby and Charles Berlitz as co contributors smiling through a festive mishmash of misheard lyrics and multilingual phrases. It riffs on familiar carols and the idea of language translating joy across cultures with playful confusion and seasonal wishes.
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Bing
Weneagles
Charles Berita
Pach
Merry
Toveux Noel
Feliz
Ah-Let
Mtaller
Charles
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
The piece contrasts liberal and pro labor factions in Congress, noting East Coast urban and labor influence backing the pro labor line. It highlights Sen. Aiken and Sen. Case leading rebellious Republicans, with Thompson and other moderates pushing for expanded social programs and federal resources while maintaining economic restraint.
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Wasilington
Coolidge
Hoover
Capitol Hill
Senate
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Clifard J. Case
New Jersey
Keating
Javits
New York
Frank Thompson Jr
Irentods RJ
Philadelphia
Detroit
Chicago
Los Angeles
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Theaven
Butler Stevens
Roosevelt
Rayburn Johnson
Lqnan
Timpson
Shaws
Thudopson
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Kentucky
Shemman Adams
Whompson
House
St Ransevelt
Eisenhaw Joe
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Hanpson
Barbyyne Twinson
Thompson
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