Troy Record Ad Shows Rates and Circulation Data
The Troy Record lists delivery and subscription prices for Albany Rensselaer Saratoga Washington Counties and Bennington County Vermont. It includes annual and short term rates, a private line to connect departments, and notes AP affiliation and circulation figures from 1958.
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Saratoga
Washington
New York State
Bennington County
Veumont
Boondy Water Sports Renewed Fourth of July Beach Fest
A lively account highlights crowded beaches across the nation during the Fourth of July weekend with tens of thousands swimming at popular shorelines and a surge in private pool ownership. It notes families enjoying grassy lakeside picnics, boat activity, and the growing role of public shows and water sports in American life while urging safe outdoor recreation and continued health benefits from outdoor time.
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Hyannis
Jamun
Domes
Wiw
York
Loney Talarid
Une Yroy
Ik Sorhin
America
Veren
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Dad
Mother
Dulles in Paris Amid French Leadership Shifts
Secretary Dulles visited Paris for a conference with Prime Minister de Gaulle as part of continued Western alignment. The talks follow a Macmillan arranged meeting with the French premier signaling sustained high level diplomacy, despite de Gaulle’s mixed postwar reception and periodic strains in Franco Anglo relations.
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Dulles
Paris
Mremint de, Gaulle
France
Macmillan
Thern Cay
West
de’ Gaulle
Ansiely
Novy Haris
de Gaulle
Firkneo
Moscow
Torhins
Fiel Gaullo
London
Washington
De Gaulle, Moscow, and European Communist Pressure
A historical commentary notes de Gaulle's cautious stance amid Soviet influence, praising France for unity with allied powers while recognizing Communist inactivity in Europe. It suggests Moscow’s outreach to Gaulle and the shifting balance of power in the Middle East and Asia, with no renewed pressure anticipated.
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Soviet Union
Paris
de Gaulle
Moscow
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Russlang
Middleass
Asia
Europe
France
Tod
Te Gaulle
Bellaly
Ecole
Haldjug Fem
Midseason Baseball Affects Pennant Prospects in 1954
The piece argues the Yankees dominate the American League with strong attendance and revenue while NL races tighten, led by Milwaukee and St Louis. It notes the Yankees draw 26.5 million paid spectators on road trips, boosting league-wide revenue and sustaining fan interest despite criticism of “big league baseball” by opponents.
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Legion of Fang
New York Yankees
Nou
Mibwaukes Braves
Marun
Yankees
Senators
New York American
Yankee
Politics as a Double-Edged Drive in Public Service
The piece argues that political actors are often motivated by gain and fame rather than service, with many officials mixing private interests with public duties. It cites the costly, unprofessional urban governance seen when politicians seek popularity over capability, while noting a minority driven by duty who prioritize service over salary.
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Priver
Pet
United States
Mei
Ambition and Service in Choosing Public Leaders
A critical reflection on political ambition versus public service. The author cites Nelson Rockefeller, Dewey, and Hoover as examples, arguing voters must weigh a candidate’s motive and capacity to serve the community over personal gain. Emphasizes the duty of delegates and voters to favor proven ability and a true wish to help, not mere power or salary.
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Nelson Rockefeller
Dewey
Lin Albany
Hoover
Pethlions
Shold
Speech by Hoover ally praises American system and freedom
A lengthy editorial commentary lauds an elder statesman figure praising the American democratic model. It contrasts U S rhetoric with Soviet propaganda, applauds free nations, and asserts the benefits of voting rights, wealth creation, and aid to smaller nations while criticizing Communist systems and Moscow’s diplomacy.
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Herbert Maaver
Mas Heaver
Mr. Hoover
Moscow
Khonshchov Gang
Hooves
Americas
Europe
Kremlin
Hoover
Nelson Mack Rockefeller Eyes Kedsaul for New York Governor
The Chitago Daily News notes Nelson Mackefeller backs Kedsaul to win the Republican nomination for governor of New York. If he succeeds, he would likely face Avorel Marriman, the Democratic candidate. The piece comments on the era of political figures and anticipates campaign slogans and rivalries shaping the race.
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Nelson Vs. Ave
Chitago Daily News
Nelson Mackefeller
Kedsaul
Budget gloom in U S as deficit tops ten billion
Washington report by METER ROSEN notes the 1958 fiscal year starts July 1 with the worst peacetime deficit in history. Receipts fall as recession bites, while spending climbs due to defense, public works, and social programs, yielding an estimated 10 billion gap unless Congress acts.
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Washington
NEA
United States
Congress
Wilson
Budget Bureau
Tax Comlinance
Mandve H. Stans
Sanalo
Breing
Trank
Robert Es Merrians
Todd
Sane
Eisenhower
Stans
Willian Dulla
Merdan
Questioning Prince Philip travel costs sparks Commons debate
Labour MP Labovile John Baird presses whether Air Ministry funded Prince Philip’s polo tour expenses. He cites a royal trip March 26 to Holy Island and a Windsor Park polo match 340 miles away. Speaker rules direct references to the royal family out of the record.
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Washington
Vienna
Hotel Hills
Prince Philip
Labovile
John Baird
Scotland
Alr
Tinister
Philip
Air Ministry
Tial
Baird
House of Commons
Porliament
Ringer Philip
Commons
Maine
Prince Philin
Queen Elizabeth
Holy Island
England
Windsor Park
Bali
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
Wallington analysis surveys mid century social trends and the Madison Avenue influence on politics and policy. It notes mediocrity across fields except science and describes tax and consumer role debates at Arden House with emphasis on social programs and foreign trade to raise productive capacity.
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Wallington
Alving
Madison Avenue
Eisenhower
Wendell Willkie
Wasowns
Charles H. Brower
Barton, Barton, Bursting & Osborne
Pice
Connecticut Ducists
Benton and Bowlen
New Deal Democrats
Beaver
TDA
Washington
Capitol Hill
Sherman Adams
Atden House
Senate
Jaraly K. Davits
New York
Semalar Jarvils
le Arden House
United States
Words Wit And Wisdom By Wiltstam Morris
A humorous column presents a self scoring vocabulary quiz with mismatched word pairs and hints. It asks readers to match words with near synonyms across a quirky list and promises an answer sheet by mailing a stamped self addressed envelope to William Mortis.
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Wiltstam Morris Woday
William Mortis
Russia's Nationality Policy Harsh
Congressional experts said the Soviet region waged genocide and discrimination against non-Russian nationalities. A seven page Library of Congress study for the Senate internal security subcommittee, released by Chairman James O. Eastland, says four decades of ruthless suppression have harmed non-Russian minorities and that futures look bleak.
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Warren Duffee
Washington
Soviet Union
Senate Internal Security
Library of Congress’ Legislative Reference Service
James O. Fastland
D-Miss
Easland
The Doctor Tells About Rheumatic Fever
Dr Jondan discusses rheumatic fever in children, its heart damage risk, and compares it with juvenile rheumatoid arthritis. He cites observations on joint involvement like knees and ankles, onset timing from a month to eight years, and notes gender differences, diagnosis delays, and the role of diet and sunshine in management.
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Edwin FP. Jondan
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