Independent Newspaper owners and officers listed
The Troy Record Acq Independent Newspaper provides a partial listing of ownership and executive officers including Dwight Marvin as Chairman Frank J York as President J Arthur Viger as Vig President and Treasurers Frank J dillner as Assistant Treasurer Allan Siller as Secretary with a private branch exchange connecting all departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Toy Beratd Company
Dwight Marvin
Frank J. York
J. Arthur Viger
Vig
Frank J. Dillner
Allan Siller
Prone Ashley
Albany
Subscription rates and distribution details for The Troy Record
The notice outlines subscription options for The Troy Record and The Times Record, with prices for various regions in New York and Vermont. It lists mail delivery terms, prepaid rates, and annual, semiannual, and weekly costs. Details include coverage areas Albany Rensselaer Saratoga and Washington counties and Bennington County Vermont, plus circulation figures and Audit Bureau notes.
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Troy Record
Times
Ovareler
Albany
Rensselaer
Strategs
Washington
New York State
Bennington
Vermont
Advange
Queen
Retiring Rensselaer Welfare Chief Watson Faces Loss to County
Longtime Rensselaer County Welfare Commissioner Watson will retire at year end after six years of steady leadership. The administration praised for prudent budgeting and ethical practices, with seven figure welfare appropriations shaping half the county budget. Citizens and officials expect the loss to the county, though reelection talk may arise, as Watson relocates to Florida.
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Watson
Rensselaer County
Florida
Reédssaracy
AY Watson
Anil Cansel
Jel
Joss
Rensselaer County Department of Welfare
Avery
Grainiaid
Watsim
De Gaulle Surprises Many Amid Resignation Threat
The French National Assembly backed the new premier amid General de Gaulle’s posturing. He pledged stability and moderation, while opponents warned of bold confrontations. The scene featured pressure to resign and promises to reward supporters, shaping a tense political moment.
De Gaulle’s bid for power and national reconciliation
The premier pursues a democratic path by forcing through a large legislative body with extraordinary powers while seeking consent from the Muty adopted representatives of the French people. He faces questions from deputies, includes opposition voices in his cabinet, and aims for international ties to settle differences. A suspension of UN charges against France follows modest policy moves, as de Gaulle strives to placate extremists and reconcile Algerian tensions while pushing for firm yet conciliatory governance.
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de Gaulle
Gramler
Elepiavale
We Gaulle
Prqimier
Be Gaulle
Tunis
Paris
France
Hall's Candidacy Becomes Official
Leonard W. Hall, a strong aspirant for the Republican gubernatorial nomination, makes his candidacy official after weeks of touring and building support. The piece weighs his strengths and weaknesses, noting Upstate recognition limits, party ties, and the challenge of appealing beyond professional Republicans as he campaigns against Harriman.
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Leonard W. Hall
Alli Hall
Hall
Thondora
Roosevelt
Imag
GOP
Harriman Harriman
Tammany Hall
Carmine DeSasio
Wigwam
Trina
Allen
Hackman
Ality
Fion
Dewlian
Marciman
Nelson Rockefeller
Paur Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Mall
Harriman
Till
Fragmentary note hints at a local trial or meeting
A garbled OCR fragment mentions individuals named Hall and his friends, with a reference to July and a display of strength. Details are unclear but imply a confidence scene or gathering dated in summer. Further readable context is needed for precise summary.
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Ils
Thost
Willi
Hall
Sanventon
Civilian Control Of Space Exploration
The House favors civilian over military control for space exploration arguing civilian direction better fits public interest. A Senate review is likely, with hope for international agreement via the United Nations to avoid another arms race in space.
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Heralise
Mardy Bugit
Congress
Lillets
Her
Arguntehl
Baal
Senate
House
Neetian
Tand
Space
Hagen
Navy
Vanguard
Perhains
United Nations
What Happened To ACTION and Its Neighborhood Plans
The local committee ACTION formed in October 1936 shows no recent activity. Sponsors touted unifying residents to revitalize streets, replace dilapidated dwellings, and prevent slums through conservation and rehabilitation. The nationwide program, backed by the building supply industry, warned that sub standard housing spreads like a disease and urged expansion to 100 leading Troy residents to tackle city improvements and older structure restorations. The group reported Feb 22 a meeting to discuss progress, but no legislation passed and efforts stalled amid calls for outdoor improvement projects and renewed campaigns.
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Ste Troy Cisens
Amversah Council
Sn Group
Mt Thiaiastta
Mahi
Connei
We Building Supply Industry
Alfleigh
Anil
Jast
Urat
Positive thinking urged to ease job layoffs across age groups
A letter to The Record urges readers to hire workers who need employment to combat economic stress. It argues against hiring only already employed people, highlights age-based layoffs and seniority issues, and calls for positive action to give opportunities to those in need regardless of income level.
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Eiko
Missile Test Firing Requires Much Detail
Cape Canaveral report explains a complex intercontinental ballistic missile test. The article details ground setup, gantry and shelter structures, and the lengthy countdown from T minus 40 minutes to liftoff. It covers safety zones, mechanical equipment, and emergency stopping procedures during the test sequence.
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Peter Benson
Cape Canaveral
Fla
NEA
IUBM
Ian
AL Persuyne
Blackhouse
Utepur
Ingretas
Gantyach
Words and Wisdom Quiz and rocket launch notes
This column fragment mixes a language quiz about opposites with a garbled ad involving a self tests and vocabulary expansion. It then oddly includes a technical sequence labeled T-minus and T-plus detailing rocket engine ignition and camera recording steps.
Moscow pact and Soviet economic push threaten West
The article condemns a Moscow led economic pact as a hostile bloc that will shut out Western goods and force backward nations toward Communist markets. It cites Russia's low price dumping, the anti-American protests, and the shift to a closed trading system aimed at starving Western economies of exports while bolstering Communist trade, predicting continued price declines and wider global instability.
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Washington
Moscow
Russia
Dulles
Jist
South America
Middle East
Southeast Asia
Indonesia
Africa
Italy
Paris
Tudanesia
Agraeit
Yemen
Khrushchev
State and Commerce Department
Wrst
Umasenasler
Excessive sweating causes and care options
A doctor explains common and rare causes of excessive perspiration in different body regions. He notes warm weather often makes sweating normal, while nervous or immune issues can trigger persistent sweating, especially on hands or neck, and outlines lifestyle changes, antiperspirants, powders, and, in rare cases, careful X-ray use for relief.
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Troy
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Vanvis
Tammisoid Soc
Walter Caol
William Moss
Courtly
Slarieh C. Disbeausht
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UV Righteos
Linquitous
Uelow
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Rover Handling
William Morris
By Ray Tucker
Byrow
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