Troy Record Publisher and subscription terms notice
Public notice details the Troy Record Company leadership including Dwight Marvin and Frank York and lists subscription rates by carrier and mail for New York counties and Vermont. It notes delivery areas, payment in advance, and varying term lengths with price points.
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Circulation figures for May 1958 report
A report from the Audit Bureau of Circulation shows the daily average circulation for May 1958 at 43,278, combining both morning and evening editions. It notes the figure as the daily average across the period.
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Operation Speedup Promotes Better Mail Delivery
Troy Postmaster Arthur T Judge launches Operation Speedup urging all residents and businesses to cooperate for faster accurate mail. He notes 108 cities in postal zones and nearby Albany Schenectady Rochester and New York City as examples. Emphasizing legible addressing complete names clear mailboxes and rural route cooperation, the effort aims to cut delivery times by about 200 miles of total routes and reduce handling delays.
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Herbert Swope shaped a famed Pulitzer career ends
The obituary reflects on Herbert Bayard Swope, a pioneering Pulitzer Prize winning journalist and longtime editor who shaped the New York World. It notes his wartime dispatches from Germany, leadership in modernizing the paper, and his influence across decades before turning to other fields after leaving the World in 1926.
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Swope Remembered For Incomparable Public Service And News Prowess
A tribute notes Herbert Bayard Swope as a dynamic figure who shaped public life through journalism and service. He led the New York State Racing Commission with strong leadership, advised at high levels, and helped arrange pivotal media and civic efforts while remaining a colorful, influential presence in public affairs.
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Latin America seeks US aid and a Marshall Plan
Latin American nations press for US action amid concerns over aid distribution and regional growth. The call comes as diplomats urge inter American planning to boost investment, capital flow, and development while fostering Latin leaders toward self-reliant growth.
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Public Payrolls Debate Mirrors Albany Political Strife
The article argues Eisenhower cut federal payrolls to end patronage while criticizing state and local practices. It cites officials like Governor Warren and Senator Byrd as upholding or challenging payrolls for political reasons. Census figures are used to claim employment and population trends, with claims of inflated offices and costly sinecures amid partisan loyalties.
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Fragmented OCR: NY voters face looming high stakes
A garbled preview discusses a U S presidential outcome, New York politics, and concerns over fiscal policy and personal conduct. It hints at payroll problems and potential scandal as November elections determine state governance and budgets.
Orderly Fashion and Arkansas Integration Debate
A Arkansas judge delays school integration in Little Rock for six months citing orderly fashion as a goal, balancing peace with law. Roy Wilkins of the NAACP urges reversal to press for integration. The piece argues the Supreme Court’s stance widens racial gaps, yet supports eventual integration while cautioning against further national division.
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Senate Tax Stand Contrasts House on Federal Taxes
The Senate opposes extending federal transportation taxes while tolerating excise taxes. It argues relief for distressed railroads justifies repeal of passenger and freight levies, to curb consumer price increases and avoid discrimination among industries. The debate highlights inconsistency in extending some taxes while cutting others.
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Public Letters On Meat Slaughter Reform And Youth Sports
Readers urge humane slaughter progress, citing the American Humane Association and a new stunning device while noting concerns about small plants and Senate Bill lara. An added letter from Vernon surwaegerle critiques Waterford and Lansingburg Little League favoritism, calling for mandatory playing time to curb bench warming and parental frustration.
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Interpreting The News By Raymond Maley
Raymond Maley discusses Vova Kuaulsou of The South Minnesota Histories in the UB House of Representatives and Mrs. Knutson's proposed student loan plan. He notes public reaction and contrasts a Norwegian model with a revolving loan concept, stressing it is a loan fund not a giveaway.
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Child Pretense and Imitation in Youngsters According to Doctor
The doctor discusses involuntary imitation in children, noting behaviors such as blinking, jerking, or neck movements. He cites cases where emotional or developmental factors appear, with parents sometimes misreading the signs as illness. Emphasizes careful observation and professional guidance to distinguish imitation from genuine medical issues.
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Nixon and Adams Slush Fund Controversy Looms in 1960 Race
The piece reports deep Republican concern over rumors that Sherman Adams accepted gifts from a troubled manufacturer, potentially harming Nixon’s presidential bid. It notes possible opposition questions for Adams and Nixon, GOP labor attitudes, and editorial scrutiny from District Party News amid California primaries.
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Words Wit And Wisdom From The 1950s Newsroom
U S and Russia each have enough nuclear missiles to destroy the world, says Nobel chemist Linus Pauling in an interview before a Carnegie talk. He criticizes political executions and discusses student loans and new economics.
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