Troy Record Local Newspaper Ad and Rates List
An old Troy Record page lists staff names and positions, contact details, and subscription prices. Rates include one year 210, weekly 7 cents, mail options to Albany, Schenectady, Rensselaer, Washington Counties and Bennington County Vermont, with various prepaid terms and charges. Also notes Associated Press affiliation and circulation audit details.
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Albany
Henaselaer
Savatoss
Washington
New York State
Bennington County
Advange
Russian Fishery Minister Says Spying Claims Raised
The Russian Fisheries Minister says claims that Canada and the United States are spying on underwater activities are raised. He notes two years afloat off Canata and Newfoundland as context for alleged operations. The two powers view the situation as surveillance related to submarine testing.
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Canata
Newfoundland
Wey
United States
Khrushchev taunts West Berlin amid tension and signals tough stance
A hostile tone marks coverage of Khrushchev's push toward West Berlin after a May 27 pledge. The piece portrays Khrushchev as taking the initiative, threatening force if needed, while Western leaders like Macmillan seek to test Moscow and deter a Soviet move. The article emphasizes the East West power dynamics and calls for strong Union-wide policy backing.
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Nigile Karushchev
Slepi
Iain
Reiling Khrushchev
Macmitlian
Shrushchow
West Berlin
Germad Pupper
Khrushcchev
West
Khrushechev
Macmillon
Marcon
Khrushchev
Karushehov
Soviet Union
Khrughebey
Germany
Mhenahehow
Foyt
Nak
Ihr
Noto
Strangth
Unclear historical transit tax debate and gas tax notes
Fragmented OCR text discusses a national program, fuel taxes, and political debate around revoking or maintaining gasoline levies. Mentions motorists, Perkins and Washington, with scattered references to tax policy, legislative actions, and public sentiment amid a period of economic and political tension.
Debt and policy shifts in a looming fiscal crisis
The author argues the presidency emphasizes spending without clear funding as a road-building push continues. They warn of shifting to a pay-as-you-go approach, using general funds, and imply higher debt will burden future generations while debt financing persists.
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Chae
Pate
Huden
Mental Tests Considered for New York Police
New York Police Commissioner Kennedy proposes mental or psychiatric testing for prospective officers to weed out personality misfits. He notes recent arrests and demotions in the department and argues such tests, already used by other forces, could prevent abuse and crime within the police force.
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New York
Kennedy
Marchant
Metropolitan Police
Shane O
Nuw Yoos
Nuiernis
Yale
Tnd
Pa- Hee
United States
Fragmented Textual Fragment on Governance and Elections
A garbled report references federal influence on state leadership, recounts, and constitutional matters. It mentions officials named Hollis Lakin and Laban, with vague allusions to commissions, courts, and village governance amid a contested election process.
Blue Gold dinners and quiet Cub Scout concerns read in Pulse columns
In the Pulse of the People column readers discuss Cub Scout Blue and Gold dinners held in county towns. The letter-writer questions anonymity rules for letters to The Record Newspapers and criticizes the prominence of head tables at these family events. The piece notes few girls at the head table and laments lost clarity on the true purpose of the dinners. The writer mentions bowling women’s trophies and asks why local female bowlers have not publicized their views.
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Meg
U Wellers of
Record
Mistor
Rerard
Pur
Gueshe Amila
Mose
Lille
Mga
Chaya
Seoul
J Meyer
Thase
Ty J
Tree
Pulse OF Tie
Origin of Free Dancing and Esquire Usage in Letters
A reader asks about the phrase free dancing dating to mercenary bands in the Middle Ages and about using Esquire after a name. The answer explains that free dancing was tied to hired soldiers and that Esquire is correct only after a man’s name in rare cases, suggesting plain English and avoiding pretentious titles.
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Questlan
M. CL
San Diego
Calit
Airee
France
Compagnies Weandes
Italy
Condelfiers
Esq
Dulles Statecraft in the Eisenhower Era Debate
A Century of tension between Secretary of State Dulles and President Eisenhower is outlined. Eisenhower reportedly overruled Dulles on foreign policy moves to aid French forces in Indochina and to bomb China. The piece notes Dulles’s rigidity toward Communists and Eisenhower’s claim of ultimate presidential responsibility for guiding U. S. policy amid military and diplomatic concerns.
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Wassingpon
John Foster Dulles
Hig
Harerison King
Vitv
Dulles
Charles Evans Hughes
Bat
Eisenhower
Lyles
State Department
Dulles and Pentagon
Inoo-china
Pentagon
Chiang Kaishek
China
Quémoy-Malsu
Eisanhowe
Bien Bien- Bhu
Temple Area
Russia
Korea
Tadlor
White House
Winatore Romervelt
The
Hague
Congress
Philippines
Cuba
Sutdivah & Cromwelton Chem
New York
Ji Tack
Patama Canal
Secretary ofState
Interpreting The News By Raymond Moley in Oklahoma City
The piece discusses the Corrhea bill in Congress affecting depletion allowances for independent oil producers in Louisiana, Texas, and Oklahoma. It explains the proposed reduction to about 27 44 percent of net income, the history since 1728, and arguments for and against the allowance as a risk-sharing tool to encourage capital in drilling. The author previews a longer discussion and notes the debate amid changing political climates.
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Oklahoma City
Haven
Louisiama
Texas
Oklahoma
Lawmine
Sry
Fabia
Williams
T. H. MicDonald
Xeneral
Allinvater
Hells
Civil rights legislation a major issue in Congress
Congressional quiz outlines repeated attempts to pass civil rights laws, noting four Senate filibusters since 1919 and key measures such as anti bombing, federal aid to Southern schools, and enforcement actions. It highlights Northern and Southern splits, seniority power, and proposed federal remedies amid heated debate.
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Congressional Quarterly
Congress
Senate
Gan
TaNyall
Worthbets
United States
Avalon Miiers
Langest
Jegislalian
Schonts
Howes
Consteuclion
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Troy Stecard Company
Femk Ll. York
J. Arthur Viger
Prank J
Onimet
Alina T
Sanetary
Associated Press
Ute
AP News
Mirean
Tleavan
Aalling Factics
Renreauytillver
Wialal
Prasad Akong
Sutlinen
Pinwail
Cynsyessnnny Smith
Virwinin
Henry
Aloka
Hawaii
Wyler
Emma Renl
Nawkeas
Alves
Woat
Dewton
Wale
Thyala
Pedoral
Vax Doontad
Puente
Rovers
Politi
Aixensee
Antonsatiie
Rent Tvs
Kiel
TNO
Ganneavene
Gov
Hollis
Laban
Mie
Péileral
Athwetty
Wmgtt
Stislowatiin
Moy
Elliott White Magee
Konsuottin Raranantie
Hb Bland
Greei
Nepensentaliven
Raramantis
Fiestitiews
A Pathe
Dures
Jameson
Cautree
Esa
William Morris
William Mortis
Raymond
Moley
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