Troy Record Includes History of Staff and Subscriptions
The Troy Record lists its leadership with Frank F. York as President and J Arthur Wager as Vice President and Treasurer, along with Franklin J. Ovimel as Assistant Treasurer and Allen T. Siler as Secretary. It outlines circulation figures, subscription rates, and delivery options for various regions in New York and Vermont, noting prices for daily and mail subscriptions and stating audit bureau membership.
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Troy Record Company
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Frank 4. York
J. Arthur Wager
Frank J. Ovimel
Allen T. Siler
Troy
Rymall
Albany
Tepsselaer
Taga
Washington
New York State
Bennington County
Vermand
New Haven Plan Promises Civic Redevelopment Push
Local business leaders and officials push a municipal redevelopment program in New Haven. William Metlinor of the Chamber voices support, citing prior city projects. advocates urge community backing and timely action to revitalize downtown while addressing tax and revenue concerns.
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Troihin
Vray
William BL
Metlinor
Croy Chamber
New Haven
Troy
Mastaerin
Bey Toroverl
Elles
Tony Fanities
Roy Shoud
Ciye
Jonainty
Iit
Toston
Chamber of Commerce
Iceberg disaster spurs voyage tragedy and rescue efforts
A chaotic account describes an iceberg collision during a northern voyage. Survivors report a massive hull breach and a long, perilous journey afloat. Rescue teams, including Coast Guard and authorities, mobilize to locate missing passengers and recover bodies as inquiries begin.
Coast Guardsmen Record Coast Iceberg Patrol Loss
An early 20th century report notes the Mante disaster and a new collision as ice danger rises. Officials decry failed warnings and weak ship design, urging better precautions to prevent future maritime disasters.
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Coast Guard
Uran
Manting Lee
Nature
Keborg
I'ifante
Hedin
Flan
Ruton
Conant Study on American High Schools Sparks Debate
The article notes Dr. James B. Conant's influential study on American high schools, welcomed by some as crucial and practical while others doubt its recommendations. It discusses potential directions for education, including graduation paths, work opportunities, and the need for targeted reforms over the next decade.
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James HB. Conant
Harvard
Jost
Camogie Corp
Henri
Conant
Induahy
Undefined fragment drives safety debate in community
unclear fragment discusses a person’s conduct and road safety concerns. It hints at calling for action to stop a dangerous driver and protect the public, reflecting local worry about a vehicle threat and the need for enforcement.
Longevity and retirement age debated in aging study
A government and academic discussion examines rising life expectancy from 68 to over 82 for earlier cohorts and 73 for current 50 year olds versus older workers. The piece argues for flexible retirement, valuing cognitive ability and experience over sheer years, urging continued work and reforms to aging labor policy.
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United
Icdl
Industria
Yale
Current Comment Won’t Sell the Mingmian Kote
The piece attacks Communists and U S policy, arguing for steel pipeline sales to the Soviet Union to aid its war effort. It criticizes the Commerce Department and urges approval of pipeline exports despite tensions over aiding Moscow.
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St Lois Globe Democrat
Uia
Hangin
Masta
Kents
Cormeres
Tnesinin Tiahisheys
Ranapartitingy
Japan
Enaghine
Heron
Mutssia
Grim Political Shakeup in Montreal Ramps up Cabinet Crises
Fragmented ruling coalition in Montreal as Christian Democrats split over Pantin's leadership, with internal party feuding and cross‑party maneuvering shaping policy. A recent electoral shift hints at possible realignment toward Communists while external factions jockey for influence, signaling looming instability in government.
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Vautant
Montreal
Panland
Arminstraton Yng
Ube
Christian Democrats
Pantin
Ie Bright
Shetalls Vasty
Pemnler
Evttien
Kathi Jn
Creston
Record on proposed Lansingburg school district funding
The January 28 edition notes voters in Lansingburg will decide on a proposal for a school replacement fund exceeding $500,000. Plans and specs must be approved by the Commissioner of Education, with required details on ventilation heating and lighting. Construction costs above thresholds trigger further approvals and restrictions on district school buildings.
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Rcord
Lansingburg
State of New York
Commissioner of Education
Selina
Anli
Commissionee of Education
Dansingburg
Pentagon red tape harms small contractors in defense bids
National editorial laments delayed payments to small firms supplying cargo planes and uniforms, citing unpaid claims totaling billions. It calls for congressional probes led by Rep. Vinson and Rep. Hebert, accusing Pentagon negotiators of favoritism to large corporations and urging reforms to end noncompetitive bidding and bias.
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Washington
Pentagon
Jsemmall
Armed Services
Sd Billipi
Congress
William ©. Douglas
Lemisns
Earth
General Electric
West
Alancoe
Inghouse Electric
Raytheon Manufacturing Company
North American Aviation
Roving
Martin
Convair
Defense
Gepridl Westlink
Air Force
Getty
Westlink
Ehaire
Pork and Beats
Napoleon
Ite
Tamach
Fentagon
Fragmented Thought For Today on Constitution and Union
A scrambled reflection on American unity and federal power, tracing the Founding Fathers ideals through Civil War and modern shifts. It questions the balance between national authority and states rights, and suggests two paths: resist change or adapt with cautious reform.
Doctor Addresses Neck Injury From Auto Crashes
The article discusses whiplash from car accidents, noting symptoms occur hours after impact and affect nervous and emotional states. It stresses prevention and driver awareness, urging drivers to signal and keep tailing drivers informed. It cites studies tracking outcomes and treatment progress over years.
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Ry Ewen
Jordon
Dion
Ermansien
sArst
Eek
Democrats Favor Symington as Democrats Top 1960 Presidential Hope
Congress polls by Congressional Quarterly show Senate Democrat members rate Stuart Symington as the party’s strongest 1960 presidential contender with a leading margin over rival John F. Kennedy among 133 Democratic lawmakers. Lyndon B. Johnson Hubert Humphrey Adlai Stevenson trail in distant spots, with seven other names receiving scattered votes. Symington welcomes the praise but declines to commit to a possible run. The CQ report continues on page 12.
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Comgessional Quarterly
Congress
Washington
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Congressional Quarterly
Symington
Elosi
Kennedy
Syanviston
Lydon B.J. Johnson
Texas
Hubert I. Hianphrey
Oaan
Adlair
Stevenson
H Symington
CQ Police
SiTsrod
Ant
Words, Wit And Wisdom Word Play From the Paper
A fragmented puzzle lists 10 sentences asking readers to fill blanks with Greek-rooted love words. Answers include philatelist nophile philharmonia philanderer Francophile anthophile monophile Anglophile philologist philumenist. Mentions William Morris and a request for a self addressed stamped envelope and 10 cents for a pamphlet.
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Wrekrands
Philos
France
Philharmonia
Philanderer
Anthrophile
W. Philumenist
William Morris
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Uncle Sam
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By Dwight Mirvin
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States
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Senate
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Williane Morris
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