Troy Record advertises press services and contact lines
An entry lists The Troy Record and The Troy Record Ag Independent Newspaper with officers Dwight Marvin Franz J York J Arthur Vigor Frank d Quimet Allen Z Sliter and a contact line Ashley 22000 Albany GAT Private branch exchange for cnn neeting all departments.
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The
Troy Recount Company
Dwight Marvin
Franz J. York
J. Arthur Vigor
Vicw
Frank d. Quimet
Allen Z. Sliter
Ashley
Albany Gat
Royal News and Mail Rates from The Troy Record
The Associated Press retains royal news rights for publication. Subscription rates listed include The Troy Record and Times Record, with in state Albany Rensselaer Sara iage and Washington Counties in New York and Bennington County in Vermont payable in advance. Rates: one year 21.84, six months 4.50, three months 2.40, one month 1.00, weekly 0.12. Out of state: one year 12, six months 7.00, three months 3.00, one month 1.30, weekly 0.30.
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Troy
the Times
Carrie
Nait
Albany
Rensselaer
Sara Iage
Washington
New York State
Bennington County
Vermont
Audit Bureau Circulation Report May 1958 Net Paid
Daily average circulation for May 1958 totals 48,278 net paid and evening combined. The figure reflects the newspaper’s paid circulation across regular daytime and evening editions as compiled by the Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
Khrushchev said to purge Nagy and Hungarian patriots
A garbled Soviet报 claim reports Nagy and nine Hungarian leaders executed after a revolt. The piece questions accuracy while noting Khrushchev’s role and Tito’s stance, suggesting Moscow aims to intimidate future uprisings and asserting the killings reflect political bloodlust more than crimes.
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Kirushelev
Mungeriam
Nagy
Tarre
Radio
Weobave
Fergol
Tifa
Tank
Budapest
Red Army
Dloscow
Rea
Tito
Tilo Ws
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Khrustichev
Naby
Hadia Moscow
Malenkov
Molo Qi
Suslov
Bulganin
Magy
Space Agency Assured by Congress Yet to Be Reconciled
Congress has passed legislation to establish a national space agency, following the House, with the Senate indicating approval in principle. The move aims to support exploration and national space efforts, though final reconciliations and funding details remain unresolved.
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Congress
United States
Senate
House
Principia Guarrantens
Space agency debate shapes civilian control and structure
A discussion in Congress centers on placing a space agency under civilian control with a multi member board. Legislative plans address executive direction, with proposals for a seven member advisory board or a single director, amid party disagreements and the need for an organized national effort in space exploration.
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Congress
Mids West
Bisephawer
Pace Agency
White House
House
Stevenson Seen as Possible 1960 Presidential Candidate
The piece argues Adlai Stevenson may or may not seek the presidency in 1960. It notes his cautious public stance, past campaigns, and speculation about possible withdrawal or a late bid. It discusses expectations of a reluctant yet decisive run and considers party dynamics with Kennedy or Johnson as potential rivals.
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Adlai Stevenson
Oider
Politioa
Stevenson
White House
Ilinsis
William Jennings Bryan
Russia
Stevensoi
Shimor
Nix
Abr
Kennedy
Johnson
Mr. Stevenson
General Prujillo criticizes Latin policy remark
The text records General Prujillo Sullis Roone criticizing a statement by Ceneratissine Mafagi Tru jilo of the Lonviniean Republic about the U S neighbor policy toward Latin America waning. He blames his son’s expulsion from an American military college and notes U S ties to Latin nations since early days.
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Prujillo Sullis Roone
Ceneratissine Mafagi Trujilo
United States
Branklin D. Roose
South Ameria
Ning
Valla
Che Muvest
Generalissina Tupi
Sam
Prgita
Dominican Leader's Son Enters Fort Leavenworth College
A Dominican father defends his son Trujillo who enrolled as a forc eluty student at Fort Leavenworth United States Command and General Stat College. The piece critiques the family's approach to discipline and raises questions about his suitability for high command while noting his prior failed American college course and ascent to chief of a newly created Dominican combined chiefs.
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WeaBud
United States Command and General Stat College
Fort Leavensworth
Rafael Wenjillo
Will
Mindy
Furvig
Trujillo
Bally Wood
Tra Filo
Hooky
Hookey
Davis
Ig Cus
Dominies
Trunly
Tito and Yugoslavia on the edge of change
The piece argues Tito is outspoken and self confident, shaping Yugoslavia’s path between Soviet influence and Western ties. It notes his age, one man rule tendencies, and the risk of instability after his passing, urging the creation of a lasting, organized leadership beyond a sole dictator.
Automobiles and public opinion swirl in a survey
A Hartford Courant item discusses a survey by the Automobile Association indicating the public believes the auto industry is vital though ailing. It envisions a compact 1950s style car costing under 1960 dollars with a 150 horsepower engine and high fuel efficiency, plus features like instant shifting and other advances, while noting the high cost of transferring to new car designs.
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Automobile Legal Association
Aurdlhla
Weleall
Ural
Pulse Of The People U Of Troy Public Debate Over College Expansion
A letter to The Record voices concern over Troy Common Council choices affecting Sage College and local employment. It urges reconsideration of an alley sale to aid college expansion, creating two campus entrances, new jobs, and economic growth while criticizing council smoke screens. Local youth recreation needs at Sycaway are also raised with calls for a basketball court and baseball diamond on North Lake Avenue.
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Troy
Republic Steel
Common Council
Russell Sage College
Svork
Common
Collego
Syvaway
Record
Gill
Sycaway
North Lake Avenue
Frear Pack
Uga Hall
Little League
Tench
West
Arya Gaaeh
Silinatalea
Wishallis
Rift Seen in Russian Internal Politics Amid Tense East Bloc Clashes
Analysis notes a volatile mix of Moscow signals and diplomatic leaks as observers link possible Nagy execution threats, secret summit disclosures, and Central Committee maneuvers. The piece suggests Kremlin strains with Auguste Tito and Western officials watching satellites for signs of policy shifts and factional pressure.
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Imre Nagy
Kremlin
Ingaris
Central Committee
Communist Party
Tle
East Berlin
Krentin J
Tity
Fugusty‘ya
Nagyadi
Kreminade
Whetshchev
Farny
Propaganda Battles Mark East West Strain in Cold War News
Washington reports persistent vilification and misrepresentation of American policies in Soviet and satellite papers. Khrushchev offers disarmament lines while Western critics label him a worn out Casanova as Moscow targets Eisenhower and Knowland, seeking to split the Western Alliance and undermine U.S. leadership.
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Washington
Hussia
Khrushchev
Casanova
United States
Western Alliance
Britain
France
Tia
A& Press Association
Eisenhower
van Clint
Texas
Moscow
Hin
Knowland
Know
Mascow
Europe
China
Chiang Kaishek
Rens Amm
Dulles
Foircing Bullard
de Gaulle
Russia
Englund
Tha
Macmillan
P Asaocia
Ifions
Bilge Avery Morojing
Vend Uyal
Savanbeh
Khrushelovs
Polycythemia discussed by Doctor in reader questions
The Doctor Tells About polycythemia explains its occurrence in old age and possible triggers such as infections and inflammation. It outlines two principal types, symptoms like dizziness and shortness of breath, and treatments including bloodletting and phosphorus therapy, noting age-related considerations.
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Edwin P. Aurdan
J. W
Het
Garzen
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Tilo
Tio
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Tamorrow
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