Troy Record Proclaims Staff and Circulation Details
The Troy Record announces its corporate leadership including Dwight Marvin as owner and Frank U York as president with I Arthur Viger as vice president and treasurer. It lists clerical roles, office address, AP affiliation, and subscription rates for various delivery options across New York and Vermont. Circulation figures for June 1958 are provided, noting daily averages and billing regions.
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the Try Record Company
Dwight Marvin
Wie
Frank U. York
I. Arthur Viger
View
Frank J. Quimet
Governors in Canada for talks with Diefenbaker on close ties
President and Prime Minister prepare for crucial Ottawa talks aimed at shaping postwar Canada United States relations. Discrepancies over trade policies and Canadian investment controls surface as both leaders press for closer cooperation while addressing fuel, wheat sales, and waterways.
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Gisenhower
Canada
Ay Wooedhvil
Dinfenbaker
Alga
Dulles
Ottawa
Prelddnik
USA
Chile
Carlison
Grensent Emmas
Resin Mont
Ned Amounis
Monty Lake
HuMpanies Delog
Uwisimas
United Shates
Washington
Team Olay
United States
Gren Bellain
Dillenbaker
de Gaulle
Cre
Aod Macmillan
Ncessary
Une
Memorial Day holiday traffic toll eases below fears
The National Safety Council reported Memorial Day weekend traffic deaths were lower than pre holiday forecasts. Fewer than expected fatalities along with cautious motorists kept the overall toll manageable, despite hundreds of state desk and other incidents nationwide.
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National Safety
Conneil
Kato
Lincoln and Douglas Debates Recalled in Historic Review
A reflective piece revisits the 1860 Lincoln Douglas debates and their impact on U S politics. It notes Lincoln's shrewd tactics and Douglas's political pivots, detailing how the campaigns shaped the Democratic split, the North South tension, and ultimately Lincoln's victory. The column connects those events to long term lessons in leadership and constitutional questions.
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Tomintyaw
All County
Immons
Sth
Lhe Ciel
Lineal
Shighily Tawi Conmiryanany
Avi
Uinals
Legiabeluno
Lingala
Douglas
Kiley
Geleiles
Hit
Dewieralic Vale
Linoln
Lincoln
Bouglas
Uke
Scott
Springfield
Labiven
Jorewi
Wilk
Hieau
Uhig
Tong
Mattans
Zhea
Tinestn
Donyglax
Mal Douglas
Senate
West German Vote Upset Shifts Adenauer CD Lead
West Germany shifted power as Adenauer’s Christian Democrats narrowly won in North Rhine Westphalia defying polls. Voters cited wartime experiences and nuclear weapons fear, shaping the national mood and delaying unification hopes while backing Adenauer’s leadership amid security concerns.
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West Germany
Adenaner
Gard
Norlh Rhine-Westphalia
Adenance Pearly
Sorday
Catelyhe
Socialists
Free Desmertts
Nok
Alointe
Nn Mexpol
Adehaner
Christian Democrats
Willy
Soviet Union
Germany
Adenauer
North Rhine Westphalia
Changellor Adehealler
Adolatier
Skin
Adammier
The
Republic
Astars
Adelauer
Portugal Dictatorship Faces Challenge and Possible Reform
The article notes a challenging election in Portugal under General Humberto Delgado Velpada’s rule, with a challenger winning about 20 percent of the votes. Salazar resists opposition and hints at constitutional changes to keep power in a televised speech, signaling continued restrictions and heavy taxation. The piece reflects on democratic decline and authoritarian persistence in the era.
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Hartford
Vartugal
Humberto Velpada
Spain
Nan Gorany
Pasel Ilaly
Delgad
Portugal
Antonine Oliveira Salazar
Liguen Ie
National Assembly Br
Salazar
Loughness
Salazirs
Mortugat
Cyprus Debate in Record Letters and Editorial Response
The Record prints reader letters on the Cyprus problem, notes anonymity options for signees, and publishes an editorial reply by Thomas A. Nicholas. The letters discuss Greek presence in Cyprus, Turkish actions, and U.S. stance, arguing interpretations of history, self defense, and potential consequences of a negotiated settlement. The exchange questions the status quo and criticizes allied policy while urging clearer premises and accountability.
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Cyprus
Confederate States
Greece
Turkey
Stretz
Grocke
Vypras Ta Greare
Thomas A. Nicholas
Interpreting The News By Raymond Moley
A long fragment discusses Raymond Moley and an Independence Day speech by Hoover at the Brussels exposition. It notes Hoover’s illness, respect abroad, and his measured critique of U.S. boastfulness. The piece emphasizes ideals, humanitarian work, and the aim to explain American aspirations to Europe.
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Hoover
Brussels
United States
Europe
Moover
Fisanhowar
diMeutk
New York
Bohemian Grove
California
Seaver
Nehu
Hhis
Almaniad
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
Washington papers note a Livor Day conference at Arden House with liberals like Galbraith, Porter, and Harriman urging simpler distribution to curb chrome plated economy. The piece critiques consumerism, calls for battle against mediocrity, and warns of Soviet threats as Madison Avenue voices urge national renewal.
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Washington
Arden Unuse
New York Estate
Averell Harriman
Roosevelt Truman
John K. Galbraith
Harvard
Paul M. Butler
Porter
Coulerees
Taurmain Arnold
Truman
Liist-buster
Abe Forlas
Haroll 1
Lekes
Public Power Apaalle
Ardher House
Hartiman-Galbraith-Porter
America
Ily Lina
Deva~ Dence
Rome
Madison Avenue
The Doctor Talks About Rheumatism
The American Rheumatism Association in the United States and Canada sponsors research and information exchange through the Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation. The Ninth International Congress on Rheumatic Diseases in Taranto grew to 1400 physicians and scientists from over 40 countries. A simple rapid diagnostic test for pneumal inject arthritis was described, along with studies on hereditary susceptibility, drug use in rheumatoid arthritis, and prevention of disability by other measures. The association now publishes Arthritis and Rheumatism and supports Arthritis Selfcare Devices developed by the Institute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation in New York.
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Prsneranes Guerre
American Rheumatismy Association
United States
Canada
Arthritis and
American Rheumatism Association
Institute of Physical Moilidine and Rehabilitation of
New York
64Th Street
Chinese home runs and the short field lore in baseball
A retrospective explores the origin of the slang phrase Chinese home run tied to California field quirks and a very short foul line. It traces ideas from Garry Selmater, Tad Dargan, and early Philadelphia walls, noting public opinion and a 40 foot screen later added after damages bills.
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Willian Morris
Los Angeles Coliseum
Sporting News
California
Garry Selmather
San Francisco Giants
T. A. Dargan
Tad
Californiia
Caole
Credi
Shanghai
Philadelphia
Dodgers
Dan Walker
Walter O'Malley
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