Troy Record Publisher and pricing details
Historical notice lists The Troy Record's corporate officers and contact options. It outlines Associated Press role, subscription prices for local and out of area delivery by carrier and mail, and regional coverage including Albany and nearby counties.
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Troy
The
Times
Maida Albany
Kensselarr
Saratoga
Washington
New York State
Bennington County
Vermont
Rockefeller survey ordered to cut state government costs
Audit shows November 1958 daily average revenue of 48.80 dollars unpaid while evening and morning editions remained. Governor elect Rockefeller orders an inventory of executive departments to identify terminations and consolidations to reduce expenses. The plan favors a quiet method over dramatic stunts, hoping to trim state payrolls without sacrificing essential services. The editor urges Legislature to adopt Rockefeller’s economy-driven approach rather than expanding agencies.
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Bureau of Circulation
Mackefeller Istakdaz
Rockerfeller
Rockefeller
Furealo
Massachusetts
Furralo
Allie
Furedlo
New York State
Kennedy
Mackefeller
New York
State Department
Albany
The Strike Ends After Newspaper Shutdown
The costly strike ends as New York residents and the metropolis miss the papers. Households faced water and pie time without the big daily, while Christmas sales fell by at least 15 percent as the suspension cost an estimated 4 million dollars in revenue and wages.
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New York
Christman
Newspaper Strike Reaches New York Public Life
The piece notes how the lack of newspaper advertising disrupted gift buyers and delays in announcements. It highlights subway crowding, strained business, and romance stalled as presses stop and Cupid awaits print. New Yorkers miss newspapers for social and public service roles.
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Exelier
New York
Ife
New
Cupid
Cuba Rebel Stranglehold Grows As Sugar Crop Threatens Batista
The war of attrition in Cuba intensifies as rebels widen attacks and aim to cripple the sugar industry. With Rivero Aguero uncertain to assume the presidency in February, Batista faces mounting economic strain, dwindling army morale, and heightened American investor caution amid a collapsing export sector.
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Cuba
Cubu
Rivero Aguero
Balista
Batista
Nurrency Artings
Castro
Wen
Indeep
Strongmay Vastra
Batista Hs
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cOluitty
Here Come The Calendars From a holiday season peek
The piece describes varied tastes in calendars, noting some want functional numbers and clear visibility while others seek decorative covers. It observes preferences range from practical yearly planners to pictures and themes, with mentions of coworkers collecting calendars and an old World War era style calendar.
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SUN Jeans
Alfee
Lea Beau
Calendar lovers find usefulness in yearly calendars
The author humorously praises calendars for their practicality noting church galentars and holiday timelines as useful year round. They poke fun at risque calendars while appreciating almanac style calendars and the encyclopedic information tucked in back pages, including measurements, banking tables, and stain removal tricks.
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Plubber
Thalainuk
Avery
World Bank marks 11 years of global development efforts
The World Bank, a financial organization of 88 member countries, has built up four and a quarter billion dollars for reconstruction and development. It has funded modernization across Asia Europe and Latin America, aiding power plants, mills, railways, and flood control while stabilizing economies and lifting living standards. Critics once feared bankruptcy, but eleven years of operation have proven its value and continued global role.
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Allee
World Bank
Agenious Financial Organization
Europe
Portrait of a Liberal Secutor Stirs Oregon Senate Clash
Sen Wayne Morse of Oregon, ex Republican turned Destiocrat, clashed with Sen Richard Neuberger over a bill to donate funds and federal land for a Roseburg historical museum. Morse assailed Neuberger with personal invective, then dismissed a part time farm caretaker, D F Tickel, over political differences. Morse’s Capitol display adds to his reputation as a long windbag and tempestuous figure.
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Cleceland Plain Dealer
Wayne Movse
Oregon
Richard L. Neuberger
Morse
Newberger
Roseburg
Ore
Neuberger
Terse
Mnrse
Meyberger
Menberger
Senate
Bang
Sen
Secretary Benson Seeks Kitchen Bloc Support in Farm Surplus Fight
The article discusses Secretary Benson urging use of kitchen bloc support to curb farm overproduction with price safeguards. It notes reaction from farmers, GOP voters, and consumer sentiment, citing subsidies, household work costs, and the role of housewives in shaping policy through spending choices. Benson argues for targeted incentives and links consumer conditions to agricultural policy.
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Bera’ Tait Benson
Capitol Tilt
Benson
Bonn
GOP
Hay
Ililshloei Congress
Benson ‘Daresly
Hisenhower
Bensda
Li la
Reduction In Veteran Pay To Be Fought
Washington correspondent reports Eisenhower administration seeks budget cuts by trimming veteran payments. VA spending exceeds five billion this year with pensions at 3.2B and medical benefits 900M. proposals include integrating VA with Social Security, limiting nonservice connected disability payments, and offering lump sum settlements. Opposing calls push to preserve or expand VA benefits despite fiscal pressure.
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Peter Edson
Ines
Washington
CNT
Elsenihower
A.S. Veterans Administration
Willon
Congress
Présiaia
Eisenhower
Summer
Whittier
Merrases
Modernized Motor Vehicle System Urged in Albay
Gov Harriman backed modernizing the State Motor Vehicle Bureau to electronic data processing. A Department of Taxation and Finance study, at Harriman’s request, estimates costs at about 3800000 more over time. The plan would shift licensing and registration toward a centralized system while county clerks issue some vehicle records locally. The report will go to the incoming Rockefeller administration for review.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Harriman
Word power puzzle from a weekend newspaper feature
A torn advertorial puzzle asks readers to match words with tight hand column definitions. It includes examples like Embarrassed and conduct terms, plus scoring notes and a self scoring test offer.
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Oy Wisdlam Mortul
More
Willy
Pneumonia Type Bronchopneumonia Explained Briefly
Doctor Edwin P. Jordan outlines bronchopneumonia as a type of pneumonia arising from various germs and irritants. He notes the lung involvement, typical cough, and fever lower than lobar pneumonia, with a course that can persist despite treatment and long recovery in many cases.
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Edwin P. Jordan
Allen
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