Troy Record Company and key officers list
The Troy Record Company headed by Dwight Marvin as Chairman Frank I York as President J Arthur Viger as Vice President and Treasurer Frank Ed Ouimet as Assistant Treasurer Alton T Slster as Secretary contact Ashtey 600. Subscription rates shown for morning and evening editions with annual, semiannual and other period pricing. January 1955 circulation listed at 48 164 net paid.
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the ‘Troy Record Company
Dwight Marvin
Frank I. York
J. Arthur Viger
Frank Ed. Ouimet
Alton ‘T. Slster
Ashtey
Associated Press
AP News
Troy Record
Tanes Record
Rensselaes
Saratoga
York State
Benningtett Chaunty
Vermont
Matt
Mi Hove Cowes
Republicans in Albany Must Put Up or Shut Up
The piece argues the GOP has failed to produce substantive opposition in Albany. It criticizes delaying Harriman appointments, decrying high government costs, and calls for clear, early, well supported critique rather than empty opposition. It urges sane, concrete proposals to shape policy.
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Albany
Dxa
Hartiman
Harriman
Beneral
Cephy
Eisenhower Advocates Private Insurance Expansion Plan
President Eisenhower urges government guarantees to private insurers to broaden benefits and extend coverage to millions not now reached. He argues the program is humanitarian and would help families burdened by medical costs, while Congress previously shelved similar socialistic schemes.
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Congress
Tert
United States
Hill
Eisenhower
Cangr
Howe
Maquoddy Bay
Oneington
Orpcut Aes
St. John’s
TLR
Argy
Weenspain
Senate
Vaure
Iron x
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Field Family Mystery Behind the Iron Curtain Deepens
A long contested saga of Noel and Hermann Field and their relatives unfolds as they surface in Europe seeking asylum amid claims of State Department involvement. The piece questions official secrecy, press restrictions, and motives behind their moves, urging transparency from U S authorities.
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Pield
Noel Field
State Department
Budapest
Thungary
Tey
Congressional
Noel Fichl
League of Nations
Switzerland
Unitarian Service Committee
Kael Field
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Alger I
Hermann Field
Cleveland
Warsaw
Noel
Hermann
Herta
Iron Curtain
Arrivin Lunich
Herta Field
Hungary
Unite States
Mermann
Zurich
United States’ Legation
United States Ambrssador
Aysterys
United States
Nevi Field
He Sal
Whitaker Chambers
Hede Massing
Warshoof Gerhart Foster
Truman-Acheson State
Hidden Fiscal Blunders Prompt Government Tax Review
A garbled report cites a tax audit scramble with mentions of a department, revenue promises, and the risk of job loss for officials over errors. It notes a case involving a woman five years into work and an income example of $138.98 annually, highlighting confusion in reporting and duties.
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Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Office
Jit
Congress
Treasury Department
Tras
Orin West Rinseasum
Cease-Fire Seen as Appeasement Risk in Formosa War
A 1940s editorial argues that pressing for a cease-fire in the Formosa Straits would amount to appeasing the Communists. It warns a settlement could split China, invite Red China into the UN, and favor a confrontation that weakens Chiang Kai-shek’s Nationalists. It urges a strong stand against concessions that might invite broader war.
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Formosa Straits
Eisenhower
Chiang
Formosa
Reds
Korea
Indochina
China
Chiang Kaishelk
United Nations
Jamal
Qunan
United States
Ina
Aer
Revival of Soviet Art Prompts Debate in 20th Century
The article discusses claims that certain painters and works, including Levitan and Repin, were labeled Soviet artists due to political art trends. It notes opposition by critics like Helmut Lehmann-Haupt who argue the revival of such styles reflected bourgeois, not protest, tendencies and compares it to outdated technologies.
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Revesei
Unsan Tarren
Saviry Vaias
Cov
Levitan
Repin
Sai Shishkut
Maat Peevda
Reef Chert
Swaeks Tak
Thas Ats
St. Petersburg Academy of Art
Pioday
Helmut Lehmann-Haupt
Improve The Bus Service in Troy Letters
A reader urges better Troy bus service with lower fares and more reliable stops. The writer complains about frequent missed stops, long waits, and pricing, noting some drivers refuse rides and others provide good service while criticizing wage disputes and transfer policies. The piece hints at continued discussion on Page Fifteen.
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Estatoe
Emplo
Employe
Mr. Brown
Troy
Smith Proposal Sparks Senate Clash Over Passamaquoddy Project
Maine Senator Margaret Chase Smith leads a contested push to harness Passamaquoddy tides. The plan faces opposition from National figures and House skeptics, with costs cited near 250 million and broader implications for energy and governance.
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Washington
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Preisenhowe Vop
Capitol Hill
Arthur HL Vandender
Senate
White House
Berageiton
Ean Clare
Saath
Joseph R McCarthiv
Language notes for clear writing and usage
A compact guide correcting common word choice errors and contractions. It explains contact as noun and verb, proper forms like don’t versus does not, and distinctions between words such as depot station enormousness and incredible incredulous. It also touches on political names and phrasing in a historical context.
Tax fights bill pass the states to tax freed incomes
A writer observes a nationwide fight over state income taxes in response to federal tax cuts. In Albany Governor Harriman faces a Republican Legislature as states seek new revenue from middle income groups, with critics calling it a drive to fund social programs while hitting small business and service sectors.
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Sam
Albany
Averell Harriman
New York State
New York City
Harriman
State
Federal Bureau of Internal Revenue
Herbert Lehman
Harrriman
Maine
Connecticut
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Puzzle Answer Fragments From Historical Clip
The reader puzzle solves a coded list with day by day hints. Several entries refer to coordinates or abbreviations and Latin style terms. The text shows scrambled phrases and partial words that imply a crossword style clue set or acrostic and invites deciphering by cross reference.
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Roompstead
Massachusetts
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