The Troy Record Company and Rates Listing
The Troy Record details ownership including Deight Marvin Chikemuan of the Duara and Frank J. Mork with officers J Arthur Viger and Frank L Quimet. It notes delivery by The Times-Reprint Charming Evening, subscription terms, and prices for Albany and surrounding counties. Also mentions circulation figures for a June period and Audit Bureau of Circulation membership.
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Troy Record Company
Deight Marvin
Chikemuan
Duara
Frank 1. Mork
J Arthur Viger
Frank 1. Quimet
Treasure
Allen 1. Slifer
Troy
The
Times
Athmny
Ranssulaér
Sardan
Washington
New York State
Benningiur Canoly
Abaya Couunties
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Tably Averane
November election fuels contentious city referendum
A fragmented report outlines Troy's November ballot items, focusing on a bingo proposition and its public support. It notes a potential shift in where games could be held, the political impact on local voters, and debates over gambling and municipal control in the city.
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Leny Voleva
Realevinl Sist
Velavang Bennyrsm
Parker Games
Cores
Heath
Troy
Propaganda On The Wing Atmaraiily Open Season In Politics
A fragmented note critiques political campaigning and propaganda practices, warning against using public funds for campaign materials. It references congressional remarks by Eugene J. Reagh and mentions Av. Farley entering the Senate race, noting favorable editorials from local papers.
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Politi
Aaron
Hale
Piublia Ex Jenso
Yoo Congressional Record
Eugene J. Reagh
James A. Jey
Orange County
Av. Farley
Thera
Marley
Holva
Brakor
Ables
Campaign notes dispute government printing origin
A fragment concerns a personal political flyer from Morey for divisive purposes denying government printing. It cites Senator William Croxmirz of Wisconsin criticizing current practices and delaying a newsletter to align with campaign ethics and the spirit of the conduct act.
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Keogh
Government Express
United States
Wilian Croxmirz
Wise Consin
Eisenhower Eyes Latin America Trip in tense debate
Milton Eisenhower plans a Latin America tour, chronicling U S policy amid concerns over communism and aid. The piece discusses contrasts with Nixon era caution, Central America stability, and calls for a balanced approach including economic aid, joint projects, and regional defense coordination with Canada. The tone notes skepticism about arms and investment, urging pragmatic ties and closer U S Canada cooperation.
Cordwill Mission Aims at Canada Warm Understanding
Report on Eisenhower and Canadian Prime Minister Diefenbaker noting improved relations after talks in Ottawa. Officials say both sides intend closer cooperation, with affirmations of goodwill and mutual respect despite past criticisms.
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Cordwill
Eisenhower
Canada
Ottawa
Mr. Diefenbaker
Berause
Great Britain
United States
Wienly
Alt Jalen
Dablad Belwert
Diefenbakerndoubtedy
Tita And Nasser Meet At Yugoslavia Conference
The article notes a Turkish style conference with Tia, Nasser, and Tito, describing Western caution and East bloc watchfulness. It highlights Khrushchev’s reactions, Nasser’s reception, and the shifting allegiances among Yugoslavia Egypt and the Soviet Union during a tense NATO era meeting.
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Tia
Nasser
Yugoslavia
Eaypl Lave
Lapice
NATO
Por
Greece
North Auaotic ‘Treaty Organization
Tito
Ural
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Belgrade
Vno
Sol
Gomy
Ilo
Aid
Usat Kivushchev
Tia Traniat
Tilo Hag
Ito
Nassero
Te Kremlin
Jost
T Ito
Witnesses tie Stevenson to 1930s labor protests in Europe testimony
Adlai Stevenson, then governor, was mentioned in a Senate rackets committee session as a potential witness. Donald Strang, manager of a Howard Johnson restaurant in Niles, testified about threats from unions, seeking police protection, and alleged state interference. State Police Superintendent O Donnell and Gov. Stevenson were referenced regarding whether orders or protections existed.
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Chicago Daily News
Adlai Stevenson
Europe
Sevate
Cats Nnidea
Donald Strang
Troward Johnson
Niles
Restauerant Workers
Eamsers
Hreed
Uy Hn
Stevenson
Stockhulm
Thomas O'Ponnall
Stale Police
der Stevenson
Stale
Polles
O'Donnell
Pulse Of The People Letter Sparks Tax Reform Debate
The Record Newspapers say letters may be published anonymously if unsigned letters are not printed. A reader argues taxes crush profits, government spending is excessive, defense and foreign aid are wasteful, and a tax overhaul is needed to prevent economic decline and a potential recession.
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Tinalate
Uf Baton
Weilees
Communications
Record
Record Newspapers
Tifteen Bil
Brandon
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
Washington readers debate federal or voluntary limits on manufactured goods to curb extravagant living and conserve resources. The column cites lawmakers and business leaders arguing over controls while noting fears of sacrificing tradition and economic impact.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Congress
Orer
Country Club
Washington
Edith Mouse Rogers
Massachusetts
Charles E. Poller
Michigan
Styles ‘Bridges
Charles 4. Brownr
Urges Less Smoking In Battle On Cancer
An American cancer expert urged a global campaign to cut smoking and other habits linked to cancer. Dr. Cornelius P. Rhards of Sloan-Kettering spoke at the Seventh International Cancer Congress, noting more than 2,000 delegates from 53 countries gathered to discuss cancer prevention and public acceptance of the cancer-smoking link.
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Wungon
Cornelius P. Rhards
New York Sloan-Nettering Institute
Coun Warme As
Senel
Rhoades
Lau
Union Undergoes Wash Job
Washington reports a new labor campaign launching from the national union scene. Key figures include Joseph Curran of the National Maritime Union and Captain Willan W. Bradley, amid claims of sweeping labor unity and a “Conference on Transportation Unity.” Skeptics doubt the shift, while Hoffa supporters and union organs tout a major leadership change, pending further proof.
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Washington
Holla
Venmsters Union
Gale Qeeeprinee Ag
Ie Bar Union
Shakesman
Joseph Curran
National Maritme Union
Aplcig
Capt
Willan W. Bradley
Assi
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Senate
Dabur
Hag
Hoa
Jimmy Holst
Amt
International Peamster
Dig
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Holts
U.S
Hoffa
Noffa
Lnomant
Labor Wien
VNLON
Farm bills split Congress as Benson wins surprise House vote
Washington reports Secretary Benson scores a surprise House victory as 214 to 207 votes pass an omnibus farm bill plan. Debate centers on price supports, surplus programs, and costs, with Senate support noted but House-Senate friction risks delay in election year.
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Peter Tolon Washington
NBA
All Benson
Eisenhower
House of
Sevale Agrientiane Committee
Alo
Stere
Benson
Fisenhower
Howse
Senate
Sen
Ate
Monde Agriciure
House Committee
Cook
Athon
House Agriculture Committee
Words Wit and Wisdom on Hassel Slang Usage
San Bernardino readers discuss the slang term hassel also spelled hassel or hessel. Language experts note it may become standard if literacy usage grows but for now remains slang to be avoided. The piece also debates proper phrasing like in charge of versus in the charge of and clarifies potential ambiguity in sentences about responsibility.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Hassel
Dorothy Spencer
Haysel
Hassling
Bel Eally
Ax Gond
Marquette
Miel
John
Mary
Jonh
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Dick Turner
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Pulse of the People
Ray Tucker
New Jersey
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Weiter
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Morin
Colman
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