Troy Record Company Ad Rates and Circulation Note
The document lists ownership roles and contact lines for Dwight Marvis and associates. It details the Troy Record and Times Record publication arrangements, delivery areas in New York and Vermont, and subscription pricing including annual, quarterly, and monthly rates. It also notes the publication is a member of the Associated Press and the Audit Bureau of Circulation with May 1900 circulation figures.
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Hubsuiphiun
Omrtiet
Oanta
Mymar
Albany
Henasdlaeh
Karatoga
Wawheington
New York State
Bennington County
Vermont
Payette
Aumit Bureau of Circulatione
Presidents and the partisan drift in the White House
The article argues early American presidents should separate party politics from executive duty, praising adherence to republican ideals. It cites Franklin Roosevelt and Truman, criticizing Truman's planned touring campaign as breaking the founders' precedent. It contrasts past leaders who sought broad governance with those who pursued party interests.
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United States
White House
Congress
Andrew Jackson
Johnson
Theodore Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
Truman
Supreme Court
Wilson
Haydling
Washington
Congressional Campain
Tan Cain
Secret Table
Ths
Araga
Evchanong
Senators Propose Replacing Diplomatic Staff Abroad
A group of Senators on the foreign relations panel calls for replacing aliens in diplomatic posts with American personnel. The report warns of security gaps from covert government actions and urges tighter controls on foreign operatives in Europe and overseas posts.
Antitrust law shifts aim from consumers to competitors
A historic critique argues the Sherman Act seeks to protect purchasers by curbing monopolies, while the Robinson-Patman Act targets price discrimination to prevent harming competition. It notes disputes over price injury meanings, cites cases like Morton Salt and cement industry fears, and urges Congress to restate policy amid conflicting enforcement.
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Morton Sali
Sawyer
Supreme Court
Congress
White House
Can Texas Divide The Supremes Court Lands Onward
Fragmentary text discusses a hypothetical Texas division following a Supreme Court ruling in Tideland cases. It mentions potential shifts in Senate voting, party dynamics, and regional influence, noting Dallas Fort Worth and national attention. The readable portions imply a constitutional debate without clear outcomes.
Senators urge native staffing to improve security in Berlin offices
The article argues for replacing alien staff in U S diplomatic posts abroad with American citizens to strengthen security. It notes cost differences, espionage risks, and Russian practices, urging more security officers and dismissal of aliens as essential measures. It mentions screening difficulties and loyalty boards handling abroad.
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Berlin
Paris
Peru Nears Another Upset Amid Latin American Elections
The article discusses Peru's shaky democracy with past revolts in Arequipa and a current fear of another upheaval led by the military. It notes President Odria's and Bustamante's era dictatorial shifts, pending elections on July 2, and the broader pattern of coups over free ballots in the region.
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Carital
Arequipa
Lima
South America
Odria
Peru
Bustamante
Jima
Washington
Department of Jus- Arequipa
Federal Trade Commis Rating
Sion
Mektote
Ve Aeoe
Commerce
Sawyer
Congress
Supreme Court
Lory
Dr. Bustamante
Bustamente
Chile
Anary
Elec
Odina
Heme
Equator
Latin America
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
Article discusses rising property values and looming risk from overbuilding. It highlights Fannie May as a government mortgage entity acting like a pawn shop, buying up government mortgages and shaping loans via FHA, VA, and banks. U.S. Treasury and Reconstruction Finance funds are involved, with large commitments and many properties returned to the government.
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Washington
Federal Housing Administration
Veterans] Administration
Han
Jelde
Franklin
Richarde
Lorser
Lindsau
Watereh
Richards
Fannie May
Federal National Mortgage Association
Roosevelt-Truman
Fannie
FHA
Tayparers
Inas
Acess
Esther
Treas
Texas and the four new states idea after tide lands ruling
The piece weighs Texas rights to create four new states against the Supreme Court tide lands decision. It notes Texas claims to marginal sea lands and oil, but Supreme Court says Texas is just another state, with Congress controlling new state formation. The writer questions political feasibility and potential Senate impact.
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Texas
Tidelands
Republic of Texas
Union
Supreme Court
Congress
Senate
Spraying shrubs and letters to The Record
Readers discuss bug sprays for honeysuckle and other shrubs the letter writers urge safe use of pesticides. A homeowner criticizes rent control and voices frustration with taxes and tenants while noting property rights and hiring limits in Troy.
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Mal Utter
Record
Sharon
the Record
Washington
Stalin as a Straw War Target in Newark’s Talk
A Newark News commentary skewers Stalin as a fashion target and symbol in a fictional straw war. Paul P. Gilbert, a South Tend haberdasher, argues the dictator may be best served by a simple straw hat and white shoes while suggesting broader prejudices surface in the critique.
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Stalin
Newark News
Fea
Teason
National Association of Beta Cinthwis
Paul P. Gilbert
South
Joe Stalin
Mer Gilbert
Torje
Gilbert
Gibert
Weelding
Galhert
Statin
Bevin
Winston
Windsor
Panema
Gilberts
Dave Orn
Panama
Senators tapped phones and a Rhode Island case cited
The column reports G O P senators Brewster and Farguson tapped the California air plane maker Howard Hughes wire. Rhode Island grand jury criticized Bielaski in a wiretapping case tied to public officials. It notes a reaction by Republicans backing the Bielaski actions amid accusations of un-American methods.
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Washington
G.O.P
Brewster
Maine
Farguson
Michigan
California
Howard Hughes
Charlen Dillon
NBC View
Frank McCall
Defense Department
Republi
Senate
Soite
Frank Bielaski
Amerania
Rhode Island
Grand Jury
Gestapo
Germany
Ogpu
Russia
Benete
Biel
Aki
Chun Gurney
South Dakota
Bielaski
William H. Vanderbilt
Louis Jackvony
McCoy
Pawtucket
Oliver Wendel “Holies
United State Supreme Court
Damocles
Sutmer
Europe
Barry Bingham
Louisville Courier-Journal
United States
Marshall Plan
Areup
Newman Club Federation
Cath-olic College Etudenta
Rome
France
Switzerland
Europeane
Ax & Ose Hed
Axaingt
Russa
Feraphal
Greenbacks and early California notes spark interest in old money
The Coin Stamp Corner reviews pre Civil War currency and rare California fold bank notes backed by the government. It notes that greenbacks were once doubted and coin notes appeared from 1836, with private prewar plates turning up as curiosities. Also answers readers about values of old cents and misdated US coins.
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California
U. S
Allies Reject Capitulation Amid German Warnings
Sir Brian Norrvantson, retiring British commander in Berlin, told Allied troops the Allies would never capitulate to Russian aims or yield to German blockades. He warned the Soviet push to seize Berlin would fail, praising Berlin as a symbol of freedom and urging unity among Western Allies to rebuff any communist influence.
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Berlin
Bnan Noh Vantson
Russia
Brian
Middle East
Germany
Jean Ganeve
Pranca
Daioh
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Troy Record Company
Dwight Maryin
Tank
York
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Wace
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Firkee
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Arnival
Dick Turner
Zachini
Green
Loadee
Fontaine
Secur. Ux
Ik Ther Normien
Enpiaseus
Fe Tidelands
Dallae
Weehington
Tesas
Ray Tucker
Saratoga
Troy
Pearson
Roossvett
Perle Merta
Lanemboure
Pans
EmeryTheon
North Troy
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