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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1958
Page
7
An advertisement from The Troy Record lists Troy Reward Company executives and contact details. It names Marvin as Chairman, Frank J. York as President, J. Arthur Vigor as View President and Treasurer, Frank J. Quinel as Assistant Treasurer, and Alton Sliter as Secretary, with a phone line noted and AP association credit.
Advertising lists subscription options for The Troy Record and neighboring editions delivered from Albany to Bennington County with regional and outside-county pricing. Rates shown include yearly, semiannual, quarterly, monthly, and weekly terms, all payable in advance, with distinct counts for in-state versus out-of-state addresses.
A brief notice records the May 1958 daily average circulation figure of 48,278 for the Anil Bureau of Circulation. The snippet appears partial, with garbled text suggesting a combined total or related note. No additional context or names are clearly provided.
The U S government plans a one million loan to Russell Sage College to build an additional dormitory on Perry Street. About 200 girls would be housed, with $250,000 paid by the college and the rest to be repaid by the government. The plan mirrors a recent expansion at RPI, amid Troy’s idle building trades and space constraints in a crowded campus. The Common Council faces choosing space and alley closure to proceed.
A community laments rising vandalism by youths who snatch items, slash lines, and damage property. They note cemetery desecrations and the broader social breakdown, urging better training and discipline to curb crime and loss.
The article notes that poachers and offenders are few compared to law-abiding citizens. Law enforcers will continue to pursue and arrest violators, ensuring the safety of respectable people and property. Several Maratiers have been caught and will be punished, with ongoing tracking to capture others.
Senator Ives and Senator Kennedy face scrutiny as Secretary Mitchell labels the bipartisan labor bill as full of deficiencies and loopholes. The debate centers on whether the measure protects union members and funds, with Ives arguing for timely hearings and a strong reform, while critics say the bill remains weak and selectively drafted.
Fragmented text traces a French political-military rift over Algeria with De Gaulle facing colonial leadership push and internal opposition. Mentions Paris authority, army influence, and Algerian revolt challenges as government inertia provokes dissent and regional instability.
The article reports a row between de Gaulle and opposing generals who toppled a leader and seek to force him from office. It notes the junta's anger at de Gaulle and his firm stance against subordination, warning of a real, looming danger to French stability.
Amid talk of Russia expanding trade influence and a global redirection of aid, Western leaders including Harold Macmillan and Dulles weigh a broader foreign aid push. With the White House facing domestic resistance to a $3.9 billion aid plan, officials stress shared burdens with Britain and allies while urging a decisive, united economic offensive against Soviet moves.
The fragmentary piece quotes Charles Lynch praising American generosity and criticizes anti American sentiment while noting Canadian pride. It includes wary praise of American policy toward China and hints at complex cross border attitudes amid global tensions.
Readers defend anonymity in letters to The Record Newspapers while editors warn about editing and publishing policies. Ministers complain the board rushed building ordinances harming community trust, and citizens fear being trapped by contested proposals.
Raymond Moley surveys business opinions on tax cuts and spending in Congress. He notes varied positions from manufacturers urging relief via tax reductions to defenders of spending, with critics like Ralph Cardiner of General Electric opposing cuts now. The piece frames tax revision as a political calculus tied to the year and election considerations shaping business and economic policy.
Foreign analysis notes two top Soviet Presidium members, Mikhail Suslov and Nikolai Bulganin, missing from public life, sparking purge fears. Reports claim Malenkov may have been executed by Khrushchev orders, while Pavlenko asserts Malenkov remains under subordination and may be punished via taxes.
Washington docks the postponement of Milton Eisenhower's Central American tour amid fears over Communist influence in Brazil and a Moscow oil offer. The piece notes Brazil's large Communist network, cautious government stance, and the strategic push to block Communist penetration in Latin America while Nixon stresses safeguarding defense and economic interests.
Edwin T Juardan discusses hereditary baldness, notes family tendencies and that hair loss can progress with age. He flags poor cures and costly scalp therapies, urging caution and skepticism toward claimed remedies while outlining plausible causes and natural patterns.
Pravda reports yesterday that French right wingers declared a victory would threaten world peace though the Communist Party newspaper avoided direct critique of Premier Edouard Daladier. Duclos says political and social forces in France could intervene against fascism as tensions rise.
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