Troy Record Company details and subscription rates
The Troy Record lists its corporate officers with Frank L. York as president and J. Arthur Viger as vice president and treasurer. It notes affiliated services and the Associated Press license. Subscription terms cover in-state and out-of-state rates for mail and carrier delivery, with different durations and prices.
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J. Arthur Viger
Frank J. Ouimet
Alton T’ Sliter
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Times
Albany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
New York State
Bennington County
Vermont
Audit shows Bureau of Circulation daily average
Audit record reports Bureau of Circulation daily average for January at 195 percent with 48,074 net paid copies, combining morning and evening editions.
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Bureau of Circulation
Speak Up For Troy Campaign Urges Local Business Unity
The Troy Chamber launches the Speak Up for Troy drive to urge business owners, management, and workers in Troy and surrounding area to voice concerns affecting employment and the regional economy. It promotes unity, transparency, and collective effort to remove obstacles, boost opportunity, and attract growth.
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Troy
Chamber of Commerce
United Effort
Conmerce
Young drivers study urges caution on junvenile licenses
A survey across New York, Connecticut and New Jersey links teen driving to higher crash rates. It notes 16 year olds have about twenty times the accidents of the national average, with reductions by age 26, while young women show safer records, prompting talk of curbing juvenile licenses or ending them.
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Dsly
New York
Connecticut
New Jersey
Nile
Symington
Madison Square Garden
Donnybrook
Missouri
Government health service praised for eradicating disease
The piece commends U S health agencies and the Atlanta Communicable Disease Center for handling epidemics like Asian flu, highlighting the work of the Public Health Service, Dr Jonas Salk, Dr Walter Reed, and Sir Edward Jenner. It notes the dedication of center staff and debates on risk and public policy.
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Uncle Sam
United States Public Health Service
Atlanta
Jonas Salk
Walter ©. Reed
Col. W. CG. Gorgas
Sir Edward Jenner
Atlanta Health Center
Valley Forge
C.D.C
C.I.C
Ted Pol
Vienna
Korea Japan face mounting tensions over repatriation of North Koreans
The United States orders Ambassador Dowling to Seoul to mediate amid deteriorating Korea Japan relations as Japan repatriates North Koreans despite Seoul opposition. UN involvement urged as observers warn of near hostility and potential forceful actions.
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Dapim
Japan
United States
Dowling
Seoul
United Nations
North Korea
Rhee
Dipan
Repatriation Move Sparks Korea Tensions
The piece argues North Korea's communist threat and old Korean anti-Japanese sentiment heighten the crisis. It notes Rhee's distrustful stance and urges U.S. and U.N. action to prevent a broader international explosion amid global conflicts.
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Korea
Rhee
Japan
United States
U.N
Castro Becomes Premier After Cuban Cabinet Resigns
The Cuban cabinet resigns and President Urrutia names Fidel Castro premier. Observers note the move may steer Castro toward the presidency as Cuba faces economic strain and calls for reforms. The column urges cautious support and warns against power it could lead to.
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Batista
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Dominican Republica
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Man Will Orbit His Planet and Beyond, Newark View
The article asserts that mankind will eventually orbit Earth and pursue further space exploration. It praises risk taking and heroism, citing pioneers like Lindbergh Yeager Byrd and Columbus as models, and argues failure is part of progress as others take up the challenge.
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Lindbergh
Atlantic
Yeager
Sound
Byrd
South Pole
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Bayond Thom
Democrats weigh 1960 field amid Symington Kennedy Stevenson
The Record surveys Democratic preferences on Capitol Hill and nationwide. It notesSenator Stuart Symington as a safe backer for 1960 while Adlai Stevenson and Senator John F Kennedy lead in Gallup polling. Analysts warn Kennedy faces religion youth and profile handicaps.
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Missouri
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
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Massachusetts
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Texas
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Minnesota
Gore
Tennessee
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New Jersey
Williams
Michigan
Brown
California
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Air
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Kennedy
Stevenson
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Eleanor Roosevelt
Senator Humphrey
Roosevelt
A Thought For Today By Dwight Marvin
A Dwight Marvin column criticizes polls as often trivial and misused. It mocks poll methodology, notes misdirection in political polling, and calls most polls piffle though entertaining, likening them to a child’s guessing game.
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Dwight Marvin
The Doctor Talks About Heart Attack
Doctor describes coronary thrombosis and occlusion as the cause of heart attacks. He explains symptoms chest pain shortness of breath and faintness and notes diagnosis requires tests plus rest and gradual return to activity. He discusses prognosis recovery depends on heart damage and emphasizes unknowns about causes and prevention.
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Edwin P. Jordon
Question Box Quiz From The Past Reveals Noted Facts
Questions cover Theodore Roosevelt sailing a world fleet, Amelia Bloomer’s Lily publication as a pioneer for women, the poisonous nature of bitter sweet berries, and Vatican coins minted in Rome sharing denominations with Italian issues with limited gold coin use by the Pope.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Amelia Bloomer
Vatican City
Ialian
Rome
Italy
Word Games Challenge: Ten D Words From William Morris
A reader puzzle features ten D words with matching definitions and answers. William Morris invites readers to obtain his pamphlet by sending a self addressed stamped envelope plus 10 cents to TOP TEN WORD GAMES in care of this paper.
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William Morris
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