Local Troy Record masthead and old subscription notice
The document shows a historical newspaper masthead with publisher and staff names, and subscription terms for The Troy Record including in state and out of state rates. It lists addresses Albany Rensselaer Saratoga Washington Counties and Bennington County Vermont as coverage areas with annual and half year pricing and weekly rates. The text reflects Associated Press attribution and a vintage subscription structure.
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Associated Press
Troy
Mallein Alvany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
New York State
Bennington County
Vermont
Moments of a Circulation Ledger February 1989 Figures
The Audit Bureau of Circulation reports Daily Average circulation for February 1989 at 47,689, combining morning and evening editions. The figure reflects total daily readers across editions and verifies distribution reach for the period.
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Momber
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Americans Embrace Thrift Across Nations and Banks
A 1950s report notes Americans save more than before, with six to four cents of every dollar saved from take home pay. Bonds, banks, insurance, and savings accounts grow, as thrift builds independence and security amid economic shifts.
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Loam Bank Board
Nancy
United States
JL Alwava
Trent
Horace
Chaucer
Shakespeare
Lost in Space Rivalry Over Satellite Failure at Vandenberg
Reported space scramble over a satellite launch from Vandenberg Air Force Base. fallout targets the Smithsonian and other agencies. The attempt to place the Pioneer probe into orbit near the poles is disputed amid secrecy and malfunction rumors.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Piscoverer
Oita
Poles
Orbil
Aaldo
Nat
Myain
Se En Streymatinn
Cass
Smithsonian Astenfat Observatory
Qreree
Space program missteps spark calls for explanations
Scientists call for clear explanations from Air Fyre and the Space Agency Nkowise after a failed tracking and orbit attempt. The incident prompts renewed calls for a coordinated plan and continued collaboration between programs.
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Antess
Nkowise
Tragksing
One Firm Verve For Several Weeks In Washington
The piece laments partisan meddling as Dulles hospitalizes and calls for a united stance. It cites Senator Jackson’s Brighton plan to Berlin, Manstrell urging UN action, and Fulbright and other critics urging restraint. It argues for a single firm national voice and warns against publicized self-promotion and mixed signals to Moscow.
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Dulles
Uisally
Denecrus
Gogs
State Department
Rti Mle
Jackson Cones
Brighton
Berlin
Toy
Jess
Dawnson
Fulbright
Johnson
Wieder
Yulbright
Savery
Harry
Cine
Mont
Bill
Moscow
Barlin
Exiled Archbishop Makarias Calls for Hero's Welcome Return
A long exile ends as Archbishop Makarias returns to Cyprus after three years on a British island. Seen as both religious and political figure, he led opposition to the 80 year occupation by Great Britain. Supporters frame him as a national figure or potential independent country leader shaping future policies.
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Makasius
Pan Returang
Cyprus
Loyned bin
Tae
Aspros
Taritain
Tadlan Orvan
Cape
Makarias
Counnry
Eitire
Astad
Lear
United States
Intimvatus
Qe Arehbishoy
Edgy Tea Party Tale Shapes New Democracy Path
In tales of the city’s Tea Party the Malte of Lexington and the Turkish minority seek peace amid Greek majority tensions. Archhishouarlos is adapting to shifting conditions as a leader’s transition from rebel to statesman raises questions about minority rights and national harmony.
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Lexington
U's
Unis
Khrushchev Uses Macmillan Visit to Seek Advantage
Khrushchev argues with Macmillan during the Moscow visit, signaling willingness to negotiate while pressing the West to engage. He frames talks as possible with a summit or foreign ministers meeting, and notes that Washington is paying attention to his moves. The visit aims to show that business with the Kremlin is feasible and that Western nations must heed his terms for results.
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Nikita Khvishchev
Russia
Macmillan
Khishchev
Nhwustichev
Khrushchev
Wast
Kremlin
Tony Wall Khrushehev
Geneva
Russvans
Ayaitld
West Berle
U. Moscow
Khrughetiev
Hak
Africa’s Colonial Tensions Spark Rebellions Across Regions
Fragmentary report outlines rising resistance to white dominance in Nyasaland and Central African Federation areas. It notes British and European control fueling tensions as indigenous groups challenge colonial authority amid resource projects and governance disputes.
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Mana
Guinea
Seoya
Ube
Uteir
Harbayous
Central African Federation
Thodesia
Nyasaland
Afri¢a
Atvigan Federation
Pulse Of The People Wielivered USO Parat bce as writes
A community letters page expresses concerns over strike activity and wage issues. It argues unions push for higher pay while employers resist, noting inflation and job seniority as contentious points. Readers urge cautious responses to pay demands and broader economic effects.
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USO Parat Bce
Record
Bey ‘Scolt
Depletion allowance debate outlined by Moley
The article outlines the complex federal depletion allowance issue as debated in Congress. It cites 1926 tax rules, notes the clash between House and Senate versions, and emphasizes the difficulty laymen face in grasping the accounting and its national economic implications.
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Oklahoma City
Congress
Senate
Rome
House
Gilaradue
Ion
Reed
Pennssylvania
United States
Canada
Tiny Ankinad
Remy Gern
Marasiti
Cate
Doctor Talks About Pinworms And Home Remedies
An article discusses pinworms in children, noting widespread occurrence and diagnostic challenges. It warns against relying on uncertain home remedies and emphasizes thorough diagnosis, cleanliness, and medical treatment. It mentions garlic pills as a suggested but unproven remedy and stresses hygiene in homes and institutions.
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Owin F. Jondan
Garlie
Words Wit And Wisdom on slang and family tension in a St Louis vigil
The piece explores cross generation miscommunication through a St Louis reader’s account of a vigil and a nephew’s cryptic slang. It traces how terms like blow down relate to urban crime talk and media influence, noting a shift from police jargon to everyday language.
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Woda Aindts
St. Louis
Lyewsy Unele
Puy Imusl
Question Box answers on art myths and nations
Questions range from why Yes Mus Git Mito has no arms to Venus de Mila limits. The column mentions digs with a pedestal and missing pieces, nine nations represented by the College of Cardinals, and asks about Marae island near Yraail. Benny Goodman’s prime concert year is stated as 14.
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Venus de Mila
College of Cardinals
Garthialy
Tralyy
Yraail
Marae
Benny Goodman
National Whirligig talk on Eisenhower Nixon Kennedy
The piece surveys presidential opinions among voters and party leaders, noting Nixon as a logical GOP candidate favored by some Eisenhower backers, while Kennedy gains Dem support among congressional members and public appeal. It contrasts crowd-pleasing figures with professional politicians and highlights potential Albany politics shaping a 1952 bid.
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Washington
IMHO
Nemocral
Aulayy Rockefeller
Eisenhower
He Chiaan
Nixon
Ayil
Woorow Wilson
Wranklin D. Rnosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Wendell Willkie
Creshant Rosenhower
F.0.a
Wade
Volman Wathorses
Smith
Hague
Rilelue
Baker
John W. Davis
Raskob
Walker
Tammany
Ross Carty
New York
Hough
Kaekefelter
Albany
Sherman
Herhas
Roveres
Mieconan
Amayt Polis
GOP
Madern
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Ashley
Central Africa
Boston
Africa
Scove Rep
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Frankenstein
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