Troy Record editorials and wartime notes amid long masthead
The Troy Record lists staff names led by Lawight Marvin and Frank J. York with Arthur Wiger as vice president and treasurer. It details subscription rates across New York and Vermont counties, plus mailing options. A wartime editorial discusses industrial collaboration, resource sharing, and postwar energy plans tied to EURATOM and allied plant support.
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The
Troy Record Company
Dwlght Marvin
Frank J. York
Arthur Wiger
Vicw
Frank J. Quimot
Allen T. Sliter
Troy
Times
Alhmay
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
New York State
Beatington County
Vermont
Payabe
Arivance
Circulation Averages for May 1958
Audit Bureau of Circulation report shows May 1958 net paid circulation at 48,277. Morning and Evening editions combined.
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
Commencement musings on youth, realism, and destiny
A reflective column on graduation season advising newly minted graduates to evaluate advice, pursue realism, and seek their own path. It notes the value of experience from speakers, urges resilience, and cautions against fixed predictions while celebrating opportunity for the next generation.
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Tie High School
Offenit
Pet Fiver
Valeuirtorians
Keenry
Brows University
Ycho
Samol
Sharing Atomic Secrets Sparks Senate Debate
Senators express deep misgivings about sharing atomic weapon secrets with friendly nations. Critics warn such disclosure could empower enemies and undermine mutual defense. Pastore leads calls for caution though some lawmakers push stronger NATO cooperation and broader security ties.
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Ole Salom
Congress
Pastore
NATO
Fingland
Feiice
Age Bias Law Creates Debate On Rights And Risks
The piece critiques statutes restricting age references in employment and hiring, noting potential misuse and constitutional concerns. It argues the law could disproportionately harm older workers while celebrating enduring staples like strawberries and simple pleasures, juxtaposing social change with nostalgia.
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Waran
Navy
Goldinacks
Old Beliefs, Women, and Change in Society Reflections
A reflective column argues that social habits endure yet human relations evolve. It cites shifting views on women, affection, and morality, noting language, learning, and manners transform over time while people confront enduring questions about love, work, and propriety.
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Liesk Weilten
Pho Quena
Georgie Porgic
Willy
Pillsburgh
Underworld
Petsion
Russell Shouts Appacatly Politics In The Nation
A lengthy editorial style piece argues current political shouting is partisan theater and criticizes Senator Russell for misquoting statements by Secretary McElroy. It defends military reform debates, praises Eisenhower plan aims, and urges measured criticism rather than political intimidation. The article stresses democratic principles and calls for balanced debate over defense organization changes.
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Russell
Secretary of Defense
Ieader
Iton
McElroy
MeElroy
Ehvnls
Eisenha
Congress
Suez Canal Settlement Moves Ahead With Profit Outlook
Washington reports the Suez Canal settlement boosts Egypt’s annual gross income to about 15 million dollars, with 13.6 million dollars yearly for six years in operating costs and improvements. Egypt’s net profit could reach around 50 million dollars annually, aided by World Bank backing and U S involvement.
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Washington
NMA
Gamal Abdel Naager
Arab Republic
Egypt
U.S
World) Bank
George PD. Wood
Pirst Boston Corp
Suex Canal Co
Nasser
World Bank
Theompany
Canal Company
Paris
London
Aeaty
Europe
Nasany
Red Threat Not Taken Seriously by J M Romerts
The article critiques Soviet denial of criticism, noting Pyongrant style charges and public demonstrations in Moscow, West Germany, and Denmark. It discusses Russia’s reaction, the Nagy group, and the use of propaganda, while touching on U S diplomacy and global perceptions.
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J. M. Romerts
Associated Press
Soviet Russia
Lough
Nagy
Uungany
Pravda
West Germany
Denmark
Moscow
New York
Walla
Inglian
Av Rugaia
Disita
Che
Kremlin
Allies Reject Troop Withdrawal Proposal
A Washington AP report notes the United States and 15 allies rejected a call by China for a UN withdrawal from Korea. The piece mocks spelling errors in coverage and discusses language nuances around “hood” and “mood” in underworld references, plus a bank meeting notice and ad agency trends.
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Washington
United States
Korea
China
United Nations
Kose
Peiping
You Chang
Wang
Madison Avenue
Yung
Mitro
Kuro
Trix
Oreestis
North Korea
Pile al
Judicial Trends and the Warren Court’s Legacy
An analysis of Supreme Court philosophy argues that postwar rulings expanded federal reach and restricted individual freedoms, highlighting school desegregation, labor rights, and anti-Communist measures. It ties judicial evolution to Cold War pressures, New Deal reforms, and shifts under Chief Justice Warren.
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Wassington
Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Russia
United States
Ye High Court
Chint Dustion
Fay Warren
Universal
Hellerskell
House-Senate
State’ Department
Supreme Cont
Parhips
PDR
Varicose Veins and Treatment Discussed by Doctor
An medical column explains varicose veins arising from valve failure in leg vessels. It notes gravity and exercise influence, describes surgical and injection treatments, and warns of recovery time and risks such as swelling and poor circulation.
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Edwin B. Jordan
L. Va
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