The Troy Record Company Leadership and Subscription Terms
A fragmentary notice lists The Troy Record Company executives including Dwight Marvin and J Arthur Viner with various officers. It also shows subscription rates and delivery details across Albany and nearby counties, noting association with The Associated Press and terms for payment and service.
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Fragmented Winter Pires Amid Global Tensions
A garbled OCR fragment references widespread fears and disruptions from adversities, noting fires, crowding, and protests. It mentions universities and cities, hints at societal strain, and touches on political tension and public anxiety during uncertain times.
Gaullist Shift Shapes France Power and Crisis
Fragmented OCR text describes political tension over de Gaulle and governance. It mentions church influence, austerity measures, dissent among Republicans, and the task of forming a stable government amid unrest. The piece signals pivotal shifts in leadership and policy during a period of national upheaval.
Debate on wheat surpluses and New York budget
Fragmented editorial discusses farm policy and wheat surpluses, noting Republican and Democratic tensions over aid and storage costs. It links federal price supports to surpluses, budget strains, and political risk ahead of Congress votes, while signaling Governor Rockefeller's push to balance New York’s budget and restore fiscal credibility.
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Martin Steps Down In Party Shakeup
Analysis of Republican leadership shifts as Martin loses minority leader role to Rep. Charles A. Mallacks. Younger Republicans push for dynamic leadership and a “new look” ahead of the 1960 elections amid calls for vigor, with concerns about Nixon era appeal and party colorlessness.
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Global unrest prompts job crisis and wage debate
A scrambled, edit-heavy report outlines rising unemployment, higher production costs, and wage pressures across North America. It notes moves to raise efficiency, concerns over purchasing power, and calls for commissions to address the labor and economic strain amid regional debates on inflation and relief measures.
Interpreting The News By Raymond Moley
Raymond Moley examines postwar politics and fears federal overreach. He critiques bills to make bombing church and school a federal crime and warns such measures could erode state and local authority, urging enforcement remain with states and courts. He discusses senators, public motives, and the balance of power between federal and local governments.
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100 Billion Budget Looms As Spending Grows
Washington reports a long run perspective on federal outlays, predicting a 100 billion dollar budget within a generation as defense and social needs push expenditures higher. Analysts note rising war costs, growing security outlays, and a history of revenue expanding to meet spending.
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Whirligig By Ray Tucker National Economy Outlook 1959
An analysis of 1958 to 1959 automation trends, job losses, and wage pressures describes how manufacturers substitute machines for workers, the impact on older workers, and the potential for a broad economic shift. It notes strikes, high labor costs, and overseas competition shaping the recession and proposed fiscal responses.
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Words Wit and Wisdom by William Mortis
The piece questions dictionary accuracy and spelling authority. It notes several words with multiple accepted spellings and cites variations like extravert and trolly. It argues editors are human and dictionaries are not infallible, challenging the idea of dictionaries as supreme authorities.
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William Mortis
Dionary
Sam Johnson
Funk & Wagnalls
Merriam,Webster
Punk & Wagnails
The Doctors Talk About Blood Pressure
Edwin P Jordan discusses low blood pressure, its rarity as a disease, and how most people without symptoms should leave it alone. He notes Addison's disease as a rare associated condition and warns against excessive worry or treatment unless a definite illness is present.
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