The Troy Record Company Pubication Details
The Troy Record announces its ownership by Dwight Marvin Chalenin of the Banth Frank J. York as President J. Apthor War as Vice President and Treasurer Frank J. Culmel as Assistant Treasurer Allen 1 as Secretary with a private branch exchange linking departments. It lists Associated Press membership and subscription terms for Albany Rensselaer Saratoga and Washington Counties in New York and Bennington County Vermont with various rates. Circulation figures for June 1958 state daily average 46,376.
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Tha ‘Roy Record Company
Dwight Marvin
Chalenin
The
Banth
Frank J. York
J. Apthor War
Frank J. Culmel
Allen
Troy
Times
Anal
Albany
Renasclaer
Sara Jona
Washington
New York State
Bennington County
Vermont
State budget strains raise tax fears and spending critique
Governor Harriman faces high year end expenditure growth with projected 1.825 billion in the current year and a near billion rise from last year. The administration touts revenue gains from income taxes while critics warn ongoing lavish spending will force further tax hikes or cuts in services. The piece notes wage earners fund state treasury and urges restraint to avoid deeper tax burden.
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Miile Sa
New York
Hucvman
Harsiman
Harelman
Abn Harrimant
Harriman
Lhe
Cme
Hal
Onge
Post Office Rate Changes and Nostalgic Year Start
Postal workers and families face new year adjustments as a five cent penalty is mentioned for late mail starting Friday. The piece reflects on habit, tradition, and anxious mood around holiday letters and stamps amid cost changes.
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Imust
Postal service plea and public response in rural mail reforms
A letter urges adherence to postal rules amid calls for reform and efficiency. It contrasts a Muscatine resident who resists postage changes with a Massachusetts woman who praised buying stamps early. The piece defends the Post Office as a national privilege and stresses prompt, nationwide delivery despite occasional rate increases.
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Muscatine
Lowe
Massachusetts
Tates
Uncle San
Dumain
Tardy Russian Women Triumph At Moscow Track Meet
A distorted account praises Soviet women athletes at a Moscow event while contrasting them with American counterparts. It highlights Savleta Copensie and Mrs Earlene Hows as standout performers, notes US men losing to Russians, and laments changing roles of women from home duties to international sport.
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Murrow
Uhey
Alely
United States
Ayniely
Miilelox
Sonny
Soviet Alleles, the Tussin Worn Wri Thou Mewl, By All Ame GB
Ubon Amerie
Studbmat
Cheyingeyilay
Air
Svelle
Broadway
Moscow
Retreat undercuts Western resolve in Middle East
The article argues Eisenhower and Dulles erred by deserting allies in the Middle East. It asserts Turkey Iran and Pakistan face Soviet pressure and Turkish defense would push back against insurgent forces. It claims Baghdad Pact guarantees were weakened by late decisions and condemns US failure to save Iraq, urging firmer commitment.
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Eisenhower
Dulles
Ion
Soviet Union
Tran Fn Fies
Nasder
Syria
Iray
Asun Vances
Nasser
Hailfray
Baghdad
United States
Mikile
Iraq
Essential U S pledge to defend Tehran to Euphrates
Secret diplomacy by Dulles in London reassures Baghdad Pact members that the United States will defend integral allies. The piece argues America must confront aggression in the Middle East, noting past pressures in Tangiers, Europe, and the Orient as regional subversion challenges grow.
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Iran
Turkey
Pakistan
United States
Dulles
London
Teag
Franklin
Roose Yell
Euphrates
Middle East
Soin Tanvope
Orient
Iraq
Nassar
Khrushchev Losing Steam Over Summit Plan In Crisis
The article argues Khrushchev has failed to force a summit on the Middle East crisis. It claims his propaganda is slipping as Eisenhower resists and Western leaders push for a United Nations conference under Security Council rules. Khrushchev's insincerity and miscalculation are blamed for stalling the talks.
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Nikita Khrushetiev
United States
Khirusheher
Hinkel
Panee
Wignier
Amecics
Khrughohey
Greal Uritain
Wnd
Ant
France
Geneval de Gaulle
Molido
London
Washington
Resi Lentisenhower
United Nations
Gouneil
de Gaulle
Khrushchov
Propaguila
Preside Ag
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Khihehat
Salty conference musings from Atlantic City boardwalk
A rambling Milton-like critique praises Mik Plove of the Atlantic City Chamber for suggesting the resort as a summit site. It homers on gadgets and Khrushchev, mocks Moscow potato dicers, and envisions Nikita visiting the boardwalk while debating friendly ties, ending with a note on overreach and travel.
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Trioit Teat
Newark
Mik Plove
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Flore
Jess
Plehmen
Mremvney
Nikita Khruchchhev
Moscow
Nikita
Mike Fiore
Atlantic City
Pulse Of The People Letter Primes Anonymity And Bingo Reform
Readers request anonymity for letters to The Record while urging action on bingo regulation and taxes. Critics rail at local politics over garbage smog and alderman inaction, demanding accountability, street repairs, and health oversight.
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Record
Board of Health
Interpreting The News By Raymond Moley
A detailed analysis of Texas politics centers on labor liberal coalitions and the Democratic liberal alliance DOT. Ralph Yarborough's Senate race implications, union funding, and conservative counter-moves amid 1956 governor prospects are examined with emphasis on Texas political dynamics and key figures like William A. Blakley and Price Daniel.
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Texas
Willian A. Blakley
H&8
Yarborough
Ynifornia
Insborough
Prive Danial Hoyenvber
Ralph W. Yarbor
Blakley
Senate
Unite States
Gpv
Daniel
Bul
Mheral- Labor Coalition
Walter Reuther
Allance
Democrate of
Randolph
Atnte
Texan
Cat Scratch Fever Explained by Doctor Notes
Dr Edwin P Jordan explains cat scratch fever symptoms including headaches fatigue and lymph gland swelling after cat exposure. Most cases are mild with full recovery expected, though glands may stay enlarged for months. Antibiotics used in some cases. transmission linked to cats. diagnosis relies on swollen regional glands and exposure history.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
North America
Words Wit And Wisdom On Scofflaw History And Seatnw
WIDDTANT MORUS discusses the origin of scofflaw and the vanished word seatnw. He explains how the term arose from Prohibition era enforcement and its revival in headlines under New York City leadership, citing 1920s usage and later traffic fine references.
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Widdtant Morus
Seataw
LMC
St. Louis
World Webster
Merriam-Webster
Scofflaw
Massachusetts
Deleeware King
Kins
Henry Irving Shaw
Kate Butler
Arcent
New York City
John Murtagh
Peo‘ople
Middle East Crisis Roundup Faces Slow Path to Settlement
Washington weighs a possible Eisenhower Khrushchev meeting as officials seek to localize the Middle East crisis and maintain Western oil access. The plan favors cautious diplomacy, boundary talks, and a non abrupt agreement while avoiding a nuclear escalation.
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Egypt
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