The Troy Record Publisher and Staff Listing
The Troy Record outlines publisher Frank L York editor Dwight Marvin and officers including J Arthur Vigor vice president and treasurer Yeeck Quimet assistant treasurer Alton T Sliler secretary. Subscription rates and distribution areas across New York State and Vermont are listed.
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The
Troy Record Company
Dwight Marvin
Charman
Ye Qu
Frank
T. York
J. Arthur Vigor
Vivo Presiient Ani
Yeeck 1
Quimet
Alton T, Sliler
Mewar of the Audit Bocoan for June 1950 Daily Average
The report shows a June 1950 daily average of 40 870 mul paid, combining morning and evening totals.
Tax Rott revision and Republic Steel property valuation
A discussion on tax roll revisions for Republic Steel property and its effect on assessed values. The text argues property valuations fluctuate with court proceedings and legislative action, noting potential tax shifts and government revenue implications. It mentions filtration of valuations, possible outlays, and the burden on taxpayers, with emphasis on future rolls and legal costs.
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Republic Steel
Lola
Republic
Republic Snel
Bolt
We Had No Choice in Landing Marines
The article argues the Sixth Fleet’s landing of Marines in Lebanon was justified to protect 2,500 city residents amid Nasheed Arab nationalists and Syrian infiltration. It states President Eisenhower’s doctrine commitments to Lebanon and the need to counter Moscow-coached revolutions, urging decisive action to support Chamoun and prevent wider Soviet influence in the Middle East.
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Tananon
Corre Vos
Amientis
Chad
Marlies
Middle East
Nasser
Cates
Lebanon
Chamoun
Syria
Nasheen
Merchans Chanvounavis
Lehrmen
Jose
Asvice
Keyat
Syela
Yemen
Lvaq
Cold War Fears Over Oil Control Amid Global Tension
A fragmented wartime snippet argues the United States must act to prevent Soviet influence over Middle East oil. It stresses oil as Europe’s lifeblood and warns that losing this supply to adversaries would threaten industrial power. The piece laments delays in enforcement and highlights strategic stakes in the Saudi and Iranian oil regions.
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Jon
Lebnoult
Jordan
United States
Middle East
Europe
Nassee
Saudi Arabia
Iran
Ur Eisenhower
Dodgers Stadium Public Use Battle Sparks City Court Ruling
Judge Praeger rules against city land transfers for private use in a controversial housing and stadium plan tied to a Dodgers franchise. He says property designated for public purposes must remain public and challenges reliance on eminent domain to benefit private interests. City officials may appeal as the fight shapes Los Angeles baseball and politics.
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Pagenall
Los Angeles
Praeger
AIS Weres
Dodgers
Sadinus
Vily
Ares Salistacta
Weetty
Dodgery
Brooklyn Winewaring
Tots Angeles
Broaklyn
Reir
Ing
Anney Ask
Walgley Eield
Grly
Jinore
Tle
Wiley
Huddite
Mracder
Indie
O'Malley
Angeles
Venus
Colin
Panama Youth Protest Fails to Stir Latin America
A Panama demonstration outside the U S embassy drew about 100 high school and college students carrying placards in a peaceful protest. Guards maintained order as concerns and civic nerves surfaced over a presidential visit, while officials sought to prevent further incidents and reassure Latin American publics.
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Panama
Midow
Wissentower
Caracas
Nixa
South America
State Department
Nixon Staning
Eisenhower
United States
Parra
Pyeahont
Youngsters Learn Forgiveness and Compromise in Reform Talk
The piece reflects on youths maturing from rash beliefs to reasoned views. It notes older leaders hope for progress without personal attacks and praise Dr. Hisenhower's work benefiting the nation and Central American countries.
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Bonin
Sters al Pana
Hisenhower
Shrewd Fashion Designers Pivot To Knee Length Styles
The article contends women’s fashion, led by designers, shifts to shorter, knee length garments to please the ladies and mollify critics. It notes a return of bold cuts with new silhouettes and asserts men will publicly acknowledge the look while keeping laundry concerns and social trends in mind.
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Milady
Ame
Che Sak
Ban
Agai
Current Continent Wity the Poor Armeniias
A garbled editorial mocks Soviet Armenia and American air incidents a peasant assault on Americans and misreadings of flights. It likens actions to cause and effect, questions pilots orders, and warns of escalating Cold War danger amid claims of misjudgment and possible lynching risk.
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Armeniias
Berkstire Eapley
U.S. Iitoren
Soviet
Armenia
Mike Mansfeld
Mantans
Senaloy Mansfield
Suez
Antian
Cmnat
United States
Iron Curtain
Alabama
Taxpayers debate school budget at Colonie meeting
Letters note anonymity policy while readers discuss budget approval at South Colonie High School meeting. Citizens praise leadership, contest administration and schooling costs, weighing tax impact and quality of education in the district. More than 18 percent tax rise teased, with residents urging involvement and constructive criticism.
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South Colonie High Schoo
Wats Chenecasloo
Loyologi
Wirectora
le Meeling
Eller
Board of Education
Distriel
WHITE
Colonie
Words, Wit, And Wisdom In Jazz Slang Emerges
A Newport gathering of ten jazzmen prompts Mitch Miller and Phil Sterling of CBS to survey slang patterns. They note many terms are ephemeral yet offer striking color. phrases reflect TV exposure and radio influence. Musicians prefer calling piano keys the eighty eight, not the eighty-eight.
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Newport
Mitch Miller
Phil Stering
CBS Radio
Avhn Miller
Mirdland
Journal of American Folklore
Milch
Jase
John Gyrosby
Sg Glues TV
le Jazz Holand
Phil Sterling
Mitch Mitler
CBS Radio Amanuensis
Sterling
Jack
Pronville
Adams Case in American Politics Sparks Kremlin Critique
Moscow propaganda outlets and radio broadcasts attack the Adams Goldfine affair as a tool to smear U S government integrity. They label the exchange of gifts and alleged favors a pattern of imperialistic corruption, noting congressional scrutiny of a hotel suite bugging and urging resignations while Downplaying U S political accountability.
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Washington
America
Lewspaper
Seelie
Keemiin
Russia
Moscow
U. S
Nancy Grabbers
Bot i
Goldfine
Adams
Boston
Kremlin
Congressional
Gaal
Gestapo
U.S
Lon Junction
Eisenhower
United States
Adam
Industrianst
Democratic Party
Saerunus Adams
All
Harold Talbot
Nole
Talbot
Somene Clher
U.s.monoptiics
Soviet friendship pact proposal to European states
The Soviet Union offered a friendship and cooperation pact to European states, attaching the plan to senior West German and Western powers in Moscow. Western diplomats in London called it a mix of old ideas to foster East West ties, trade and culture, while officials in the Foreign Office said it would be studied as a potential development of prior proposals.
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Lorde
Trusser
Lyropa
Sob Jforta
Nates
Lo Ambrassadores
Moscow
Londa
Infonmants
Foreign Office
The Doctor Tells About Kidney Stones
Dr Edwin P Jordan answers reader questions on kidney stones their causes and salts involved. The piece explains stones form from crystal deposits in urine and vary by chemical makeup while noting water intake dietary factors and the challenge of predicting who will form them and how to prevent or dissolve them.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
Entelim Bronahl
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