Troy Record Subscription Rates and Staff Details
The Troy Record lists staff including John F. Roy Alton T. Slite Joseph J. Ja chapel le Walter J. Benedett and a subscription table with varied rates for daily, weekly, and monthly delivery. Rates cover in county and out of county options with publication by The Troy Record Co. and AP membership noted.
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Welfare and Lottery Sales Clash With Public Welfare Role
The piece argues against welfare departments selling lottery tickets, warning it could coerce welfare recipients and blur public aid goals. It cites Wade and local officials rejecting any welfare labor role in lottery sales and questions reclaiming welfare expenditures from lottery winnings.
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Nine Cities Press For More Local Rule In Constitutional Convention
Nine cities unite to demand home rule, arguing that local problems require local decisions on taxes, hours, and compensation. They contend Albany centralized authority harms communities and a shorter, delegation focus would yield a more efficient constitution.
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Time To Work The Constitutional Convention Urges Debate
President Anthony J. Travia calls for focused debate on key issues at the constitutional convention. He warns against extended oratory and urges timely public hearings and decisive action on controversial topics like the 18 year voting age to meet the November electorate deadline.
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Beginning of a Cease Fire path in Middle East
The United Nations Security Council has opened a starting point for peace in the Middle East. Israel and Arab leaders must pursue negotiated settlement, with safeguards for Aqaba passage and refugee issues. The text argues major powers should not impose solutions and warns against gloating over war outcomes.
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Salukis and Lions nicknames explained for SIU and Columbia
Dear Mr Morris explains that Saluki is an ancient desert hound used to hunt gazelles, fitting SIU’s speed in basketball after their title run. Columbia’s teams are simply “The Lions” from their fight song, while the Penn State athletes are the Nittany Lions named after the Nittany Valley location.
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Santa Claus Town Answered in Indiana Post Office Mystery
A reader asks if a town named Santa Claus exists in the United States. Yes, in Spencer County, Indiana, where Christmas mail from its post office is collected for the famous postmark each holiday season. The column also covers trivia on the Chamber of Commerce origin and other curious facts.
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Marseilles
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Arts Festival Editor Praises Local Arts Support
The Record highlights gratitude from the community for the second annual Arts Festival in Washington Park. Bernd Foerster of the Council for the Arts praises helpers and says the festival boosts local culture and attendance. The piece notes urban renewal pressures in Troy and calls for balance between preservation and new development.
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Preservation Plea for Troy East Fifth Brownstones
A local letter writer congratulates Mr Charles Porter for advocating saving the east side Fifth Avenue brownstones in Troy. He urges private restoration to complement public housing plans and laments rising taxes driving residents to nearby towns while the Urban Renewal Office claims plans are fixed.
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No Slums Editor Opposes Powers Park Redevelopment
Irene Campbell of Lansingburgh criticizes turning Powers Park into a Kiddy Land, urging preservation of green spaces and repairs to Knickerbocker Playground. She argues older residents deserve quiet parks, noting most homes have backyards with safer children’s areas.
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Ban on costly parties urged for wartime austerity
A Washington hostess, Perle Mesta, calls for social austerity during the Vietnam War. The piece argues against nationwide party bans, cites morale needs, and contrasts wartime sacrifice with continued gaiety, urging avoidance of phony campaigns to curb celebrations.
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The Doctor Talks About TB Infection Q A
Medical Q A explains TB transmission through dried sputum and airborne dust and cautions avoidance of kissing and shared utensils. It covers kidney adrenal TB, symptoms, diagnosis, diet, and treatments including streptomycin and isoniazid, noting general reply limits and future columns by Dr Brandstadt.
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