The Troy Record Publication Details and Subscription Rates
The article lists the Troy Record and Times Macon’s morning edition, subscription terms, and delivery areas in New York and Vermont. It includes annual and monthly rates, mailing options, and circulation figures, ending with a quotation about entering the unknown and a note crediting Miss M. L. Hoskins for a related message.
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New Year Reflections on Hope and Responsibility
A 1930 era reflection notes New Year as a time for stocktaking of gains and losses in America. It praises national recovery postwar but warns progress toward lasting peace remains uneven. The piece urges individual responsibility to turn hopeful promises into reality in the coming year.
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America
First Edition Handel Messiah Found in Johnstown Library
A tattered volume in the Johnstown Pennsylvania library proved to be a first edition of Handel’s The Messiah. The report contrasts this rare find with the library’s financial troubles and dependence on local taxes, noting the broader neglect of libraries despite public spending on defense and other needs.
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Johnstown
Andrew Carnegie
Onis
Troy
New
Thandie
Community needs strong libraries for public health and well being
The piece argues libraries are as vital as police and health services. It recalls a rare Johnstown volume donated by a citizen and stresses private gifts fund most libraries. It urges communities to support and modernize libraries rather than rely on official grants.
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Johnstown
Johnstown Library
Michael T. Smith A Cohoes Political Leader Remembered
The obituary honors Michael T. Smith of Cohoes for 87 years of Democratic Party leadership in northern Albany County. It notes his old style politics, strong community loyalties, and durable friendships built through civic work and charity, contrasting him with fading machine bosses and highlighting his lasting influence.
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Frank Hague
New Jersey
Boss Kelly
Chicago
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America
Congress Aims at Major Roles in New Session
The second session of the 80th Congress convenes amid election year tension. A new House and a third of the Senate will be chosen, with adjournment hoped for in July. Domestic battles loom over Taft-Hartley, Marshall Plan funding, Point Four aid, and a push to repeal the slave labor act while foreign policy debates threaten a clash over private investment guarantees.
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Anti Civil Rights Split and Welfare State Debates Open Session
The article outlines 1950 1957 political strategy to split Republicans over civil rights and to block liberal New Deal programs. It notes plans to expand federal old age insurance socialized medicine education housing and aid while avoiding tax increases and pressures for pork barrel spending. It argues Congress will face spending debates and calls for budget restraint.
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Where Is Baseballs Heart In Its Greatest Pitcher Dies
The piece reflects on Grover Cleveland Alexander dying of cancer in California. It recalls his 373 wins and the 1926 World Series heroics with the St Louis Cardinals, his battle with illness, and questions where the sport’s heart and support for heroes have gone.
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Tony Lazzeri
Lazzeri
Southern coal operators seek court action over Taft Hartley clash
The article reports Southern coal operators asking the NLRB to restrain Mr. Lewis for alleged coercion toward signing an illegal contract and for refusing to bargain in good faith. They request a Taft Hartley injunction, arguing the situation threatens unions’ alleged monopoly power and mirrors past Warner Act tensions.
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Lew Lis
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Veage
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Hartley
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Tareas Amin
Anonymous Letters to The Record Question Governors and Mayors
Readers request historical details about New York leaders during Ashokan reservoir construction. The editor cites conflicting dates and names for governors and mayors between 1906 and 1917, noting errors and corrections from readers.
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New York State
New York City
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
Washington report on GOP strategy amid farm voting shifts shows farmers uneasy with price supports and parity plans while fearing cuts. Growing distrust of government payments and paperwork undercuts party support as farmers seek a balanced level to protect farm incomes without raising prices for consumers.
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Pearson column recalls how wars arise from diplomacy and lobbyists
The essay reviews past Pearson pieces on arms embargoes and naval lobbying, detailing how Bethlehem Steel and shipyards funded anti treaty efforts and how officials privately lobbied against embargoes. It argues U S foreign policy suffers when profits drive military power and notes Britain’s role in Manchuria and World War II outcomes.
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Frank B. Kellogg
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Trade Pact Beats Boycott Says Yugoslavia Press
Borba reported that Yugoslavia’s new trade agreement with Great Britain ends the Soviet led boycott and opens a five year goods exchange worth 200000. The piece notes broader regional reactions and asserts mutual benefits while hinting at related nationalist fuel tensions.
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Poland
Language evolves from hoses to Chinese terms in discourse
A reader letter column discusses correct usage of hoses plural and the offensive Chinaman term, advocating Chinese instead. It includes remarks on global English and the value of a universal language, plus a note promoting Mr Colby’s learning aid with a penny stamp appeal.
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Mra. M. A
Merriam Webster's
Biggs Air Force Base
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Jete
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China
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Enin
Repeal of Taft Hartley Act Backed by Green
Washington reports Governor Green supports broadening Social Security and repealing the Taft Hartley Act as a primary labor policy shift. He notes passage of related House bills and urges voters to consider changes in labor law beyond last year’s elections.
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