Troy Record Establishes New Branch Exchange
The Troy Record announces relocation of its branch exchange to a new connecting all departments. Details include staff roles and board positions, alongside subscription terms for the paper and mail rates within New York State New England regions and beyond.
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The
Troy Record Company
Dwight Marvin
Frank. York
J. Arthur Viger
Wnsident
Frank d. Quime
Alton T. Sliter
Secrataty
Ashiey
Albany
Troy
Carrie
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
New York State
Circulation Audit Shows May 1958 Daily Average 48278
The record notes a May 1958 daily average circulation figure of 48278 for the Audit Bureau of Circulation, with nonpayment linked to Morcing and Fyening combined.
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
Morcing
Senators defend congressman influence peddling debate
The piece argues against the Mansfield Bridges defense of senators listening to constituents and securing access through government agencies. It singles out Adams ethics as a danger, urging impartiality and independence from gifts or favors. It claims the issue is not defending access but maintaining integrity in representing constituents.
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Mansfield and
Bridges
Congress
Yom, Dick
Harry
Adams
Gills
Mansfeld
Madame Chiang Speaks on Foreign Policy in New York
Fragmentary remarks attributed to Madame Chiang Kai-shek discuss aligning with anti communism and ignoring certain nations as she outlines views in New York. The text is garbled and adds little verifiable detail beyond broad foreign policy stance.
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Chiang
Machine Mang
Kakshek
New York
Prutlin
Foreign aid debate and India loan support in 1940s tone
The piece argues against paring foreign aid, noting the US has sent 62 billion abroad since 1945 to allies and nonaligned nations, with emphasis on aiding democratic, non-Communist regimes. It cites a $225 million loan to India for its second five year plan as prudent, backing democratic development over Soviet influence and coercive aid.
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Republi
Norea
Formosa
South Vietnam
Turkey
Pakistan
Sone Sue
Madame Chiang
Republic of India
Tavita
India
Middle East
South Asia
Phony reform critique and Cold War framing explodes in print
The column argues Kennedy Eyes Bill serves union chiefs, not the nation, calling for real labor oversight. It cites McLean committee findings, urges open information on wage funds, elections, and penalties, and condemns Soviet fixation shaping summit talks as a Kremlin propaganda ploy.
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Newsweek
Raymond Mnrry
Kennedy
McClean
Ennoks
Inhorundwa
Becks
Fereusans
Hallas
Massachusetts
Louse Manny
Mitchel
Maly
Ives
Kantedy
Senate
House
Molay
Progress At A Cost 1¢ and the record of flight
The piece reflects on rapid technological progress and the cost in lives, noting a 1950s airspeed record by US Air Force jet tankers that ended in tragedy. It traces human speed gains from horse and cart to jet era, acknowledging casualties as the price of progress and noting similar past milestones and predictions of future breakthroughs.
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New York
London
United States Air Force
Air Force
Transalantio
Royal Air Force
Inn
Lai
Hlov
Roy Ring
Gurchilean
Interpreting The News By Raymond Moley
Raymond Moley surveys higher education policy touching private colleges and public funding. He cites Benson of Claremont Men's College and the Eisenhower era measures, noting private support, student loans, and potential tax relief as tools to expand college access amid federal aid debates.
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Wint Legeward
Ava
Ecolleges
Ant
Dow‘ems of Higher
Mwese Inaching
Congress
George C. Rison
Claremont Men's Coleg Jege
Claremont
Calif
Benson
American Enterprise Association
John M. Payne
Eisenhower
Boggs-McCarthy
Bayond High School
Suralus
Ford Foundation
Ward
Hnir
John Whheir
World population forecast to reach six or seven billion by 2000
A United Nations study titled the future growth of world population warns that the global total could hit six to seven billion by 2000 and rise to 10 to 24 billion in the next century. Experts urge nations to curb population growth to avoid unsustainable strain on resources.
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United Nations
Vocabulary test from William Morris text prompts
A fragmentary page describes a self scoring vocabulary test by William Morris, offering 30 prints per correct answer and a mailed self-completion packet. It warns that high scores reflect large vocabularies and urges readers to send a dressed stamped envelope with ten cents for a copy and scoring guidance.
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Mor Gach
Santione A. Weinarruined
Rulubriowa
William Morris
White Blood Cells Count in Disease Study
The article explains the role of white blood cells in disease resistance, noting normal counts around 7,600 per cubic millimeter and how infections or conditions like leukopenia and agranulocytosis alter these numbers. It discusses counting cells under a microscope, the test’s diagnostic value, and factors that affect white cell levels.
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Edwin PL Jordan
Hisardor
Union Campaign Finances Spark Senate Battle
Washington reports a split Senate over banning union use of funds in campaigns with Kennedy activists under scrutiny. Debate centers on indirect evasion via educational committees, enforcement challenges, and a proposed amendment to allow workers to sue for misused dues. Supporters push Potter principle while critics warn of court clog and enforcement limits.
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Washington
AT Cio
Apl-Cio
Por Lilita Education
Lowey Federal Enurls
Supreme Court
Truman
Eisenhower
ANA
Hat Party
Ada
James la. McDevitt
Tabior
Democratic
Spessard L. Holland
Tiatida
Afl-Ciq
McDevitt
Oac
Charles E.toler
Michigan
Secretary of Labor
Senethr Kennnedy
Alur
McClean
Slaugster
Renate
Tve
Metus
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