Troy Record: Independent Newspaper Leadership Listed
Fragmentary text shows names Dwight Marvin Frank L York Arthur Viger Frank Guinvet Alton Sliter Ashley 22000 Albany RAT private transfer, mentions company roles and a transfer connecting departments, but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Record Company
Swinrs
Dwight. Marvin
Frank L. York
Arthur Viger
Vicw
Wid Treasiary
Frank J. Guinvet
Alton T.sliter
Serretary
Albany Rat
Vines Renard UMorsings Subscription Rates
The Associated Press exclusive use for focal news and AP dispatches is noted. Subscription terms list various rates for the Evening edition delivered by carver and mail options within New York and Vermont counties, with prices per year, six months, three months, and monthly, including outside counties.
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Associated Parks
Associated Tress
Focal
He ‘Vines Renard
Carver
Albany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
New York State
Bennington County
Vermont
The Goldfine Adams inquiry faces complex trail
The congressional probe into Goldfine Adams draws public attention as electronic eavesdropping and internal leaks surface. The committee’s credibility hinges on thorough documentary proof, bank records, and cross checks with the Internal Revenue Service while political entanglements threaten steady progress.
Will Sign For Statehood Amid Hawaii Congress Delay
President Eisenhower signs the will for statehood for Hawaii while expressing deep concern over reports that Congress will not grant approval this year. He notes the delay due to late-session timing and habitual partisan obstruction, urging continued debate despite repeated public interest in the islands.
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Misenhower
Amba
Hawaii
Congress
Staighooi
Isell
Pasind
Alaska
Vaswall
Brent
Clalnyhal
Thawall
Senate in Session Faces August Adjournment Debate
Fragmentary notes describe lawmakers pressing for adjournment by August after a two week Independence Day break. The text suggests debate over timing for session work on Hawaii equality and related policy, with accusations of hidden motives behind delay cries.
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Macey
Pexas
Domison
Don Reese Edo
Hawaii
Leaning Tower of Pisa and the fate of medieval wonders
A historical fragment argues the Leaning Tower of Pisa shows why some medieval structures may fail under modern strain. It discusses foundation depth, stone degradation, and the balance between preservation and risk, noting ongoing debates about shoring and the cost of protecting tourist landmarks.
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Hyery
Raveley
Pisa
Simaus
Thaly
St. Mark's
Klas
Asarmini
Mtr
United States
Cancer Research Advances From London Congress
Dr. Don R. Meller of the National Cancer Institute spoke at the International Cancer Congress in London, noting dire cancer projections if current trends persist and urging ongoing global research. He cited hope for vaccines against some cancers and highlighted a potential 40 million living patients at risk with 2,000,000 deaths forecast, urging continued medical effort.
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London
Don R. Meller
National Cancer Institute
International Cancer Congress
Weller
Muiyo
International Cancer Congress Draws Global Experts
The London International Cancer Congress gathers 63 nations and 500 delegates for a week of discussions on cooperative cancer research. World experts report growing collaboration among hospitals and research groups despite some disagreements on broader international science agreements.
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London
International Cancer Congress
Une
Soso
Unis Hotly
Moscow eases tension after release of detained airmen
Moscow releases the detained airmen following a transport landing beyond Soviet borders. The action signals a shift in tactic as Moscow avoids exploiting the incident for political gain while ongoing negotiations seek to calm an active international climate.
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Moscow
Washington
Russia
Lille Melo
Devonse
Riessis
Honoun
Armenia
Germany
Gener
Sunt Mit
Dwt
Meg Dulles
Lula
Mors
Ue Rossiims
Iwo
Kremlin
Unik
Hoffa monopoly fear of transport control across coasts
An opinion piece warns that James Hoffa’s push for industry wide bargaining could enable a total transport monopoly, paralyzing ports from Maine to California. It argues federal policy has long encouraged such bargaining, risking a national economy collapse if workers in key sectors shut down ships, ports, and commerce.
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Tanfra
Springfield
Maxs
Union
James &. Hoffa
Dion
Ubi
Parte
Brownsville
Exes
Aml
San Francisco
San Diego
Calif
Seaboard
Maine
Wold
Coud
Way
New York
Longsloreien
Longsloreien's Association
Dames Hotta
James Fl Hoffa
Record letter on censorship and crowd disruption at a Troy movie
A reader laments censorship while recounting a disruptive scene at a Troy movie theater. He notes anonymous letters to The Record, criticizes teenagers causing injuries, and urges police help to prevent further disturbance amid a charged audience atmosphere.
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Evawa
Heer
Troy
Elvis Presley
Crowe
Aml
Alta
L. Moran
Passage Of Humane Slaughter Bill Seen
Washington reports the Humane Slaughter bill, pushed for years, passed the House and awaits Senate action. Public pressure ran high as more constituents wrote in favor of humane slaughter than on other major issues, signaling strong support for reform in livestock processing. The era will record this bill as a notable legislative achievement amid a busy session.
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Peter Edson
Washington
Sherman Adams
Jimmy Holla
Nixon
House
Senate
Lebanon
Talgary
Chiba
Congress
Senate Hd
Sear
Tisenhoswer
Pentagon
Tominatty
Lyndon Johnson
Roth
Lo Sal
Words Wit And Wisdom On Capitol Hill Sparks Food Debate
A quirked national column notes a heated Senate vote on an Omnibus Farm Bill proposed by Rep. Harold D. Cooley. The measure would raise federal subsidies for wheat corn and dairy, alter retail prices for bread milk eggs and cereals, and faces a sharp rural-urban split with Southern resistance amid foreign competition concerns and civil rights tensions.
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Waliingson
Shuwdow Belyrves
Fils
Capitol Hill
Senate
Harold D. Cooley
North Carolina
Ilinois
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
New York
Agriculture Committee
Grad Couley
Dixie
House
Otto E. Lassman
Louisiana
The Doctor Tells About Arthritis by Drs and Treatments
The article reviews rheumatoid arthritis causes and treatments. It notes the cause is unknown and no cure exists yet. It covers diet, injections, hormones like cortisone and ACTH, and the limits and side effects of these therapies. It highlights conservative, prolonged treatment and mechanical devices as valuable.
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Bdsvln Jr
Worifan
Janie Senain Gemini
Couay
Hoesen
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the Troy Record
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Awl Bureau of
Chrevtation
Dune
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Pyeng
Adams
Geen Yeason
Auliland Iit
Nils House
Sulromaiden
Sinatou
Dacquiine
Iiduelieg
al Ubu
Bernard
Tien Shmppert
Vielae
Sherman Adis
Warvis
Latechal
Ginnsi
Fenning Foo
Cancer Research Advances
Canada
Record
Colona
MiNer
Adlai £. Stevenson
Tredemark
Amona
Demaerals
Staples
Paysman
International Cooperation Administration
TCA
U. S
Indonesia
New England
Carollnas
Europe
Japan
Toverners Harvian
Meyner
Willams
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