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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1959
Page
5
A Troy Record analysis critiques the Rockefeller tax policy and Levitt’s campaign role amid editorials. It condemns partisan attacks on Dulles and highlights debate over taxation, state budgets, and antiwar stances shaping public opinion.
The selection highlights a flood of cookbooks from publishers and clubs, noting titles such as Analyze New Ways We Cook and Let's Cook Malian. It spotlights works like Picture Gankhook and Who Says We Can't Cook, praising their trivia and recipes for home dining and special occasions.
The Record prints a fragmented letter advocating anonymity for writers and criticizing gambling, political corruption, and the liquor industry. It argues that prohibition and broad legislation could curb gangsters and crooks while noting proposed budget strains and education funding pressures. The page hints at a broader public debate and calls for safety in the gambling and political systems.
The article explores the origin of jeans and related terms such as Levi's and dungarees, tracing linguistic roots from Jean to denim and tent fabrics. It also touches on labor issues and transportation workers with references to railroads and national politics, outlining broader social changes.
A late 19th or early 20th century report discusses maritime unions, labor jurisdiction, and policing on the waterfront. It also covers child health concerns including sleep teeth grinding, potential convulsions, and nervous conditions among children, plus references to doctors and institutions assessing these issues.
A woman asks about a drug that could help her son remember for his examinations. She notes her husband recently finished exams and struggled to recall ideas. The dialogue seeks a memory aid for examination performance.
The piece argues restraint between Britain and the United States as both confront communism. It critiques Mr Rapner and Syren and Shipping for labeling the three American policy pillars the deadly enemies. It notes 50 50 cargo rules and subsidies as vital to U S flag ships and suggests Congress may push 100 percent mandatory cargo all in American ships, with potential limits on foreign aided cargoes to ships bearing enemy flags.
The column lists quiz questions and answers about notable figures. It covers Vielyy Herbert born in Dublin and active in Europe before settling in New York, a U S vice president nicknamed Cautus Jack, buckwheat as a grain though not related to cereals, and French artist Rosa Bonheur hailed as a premier woman painter of animals.
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