Troy Record masthead and old subscription terms
Historic Troy Record front matter listing staff and ownership along with old subscription rates. Includes names Alton Sitter Frank York JArthur Viger details and mailing areas Albany Rensselaer Saratoga Washington Bennington Vermont with 12.00 yearly rate and short-term options.
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the Troy Record Company
Frank B. York
J. Arthur Viger
Frank d. Gulurel
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Alton T. Sitter
Joy
Times
Carfice
Albany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
New York State
Bennington County
Vermont
Circulation Figures for February 1959 Released
Audit Bureau of Circulation daily average shows 47 849 for February 1959 with not paid figures noted as Marbling and Hvening combined. The data reflects subscription and distribution metrics for the period and indicates nonpayment adjustments.
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
Marbling
Hvening
Democratic Economists in Washington Prepare Pamphlets
About twenty two Democratic economists met in Washington to draft forthcoming pamphlets aimed at presenting economic advice. The group led by John Kenneth Galbraith of Harvard urged cautious policy, warning against perpetual borrowing in peacetime and asserting the need to balance budgets while fostering jobs. They criticized political manipulation and predicted the pamphlets will serve as campaign material for future elections.
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John Kenneth Galbisiti
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Br. Galbraith
Harvard University
Democratic Advisory Council
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Provident Eisenhower
Galbrajin
Te Golhearly
Tin Democrate Rile
JMB
Galbraith
Farmer Yanks Faces Tax Strain and Migration Plan
An American farmer near Dowasiac, Wisconsin, contemplates leaving for Australia amid taxation and wheat price policy debates. He fears government pressure and argues for independence in choosing his livelihood while facing farm hardships and policy scrutiny.
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Yanks
United States
Gia Storm
Yankus
Australia
Wantkus
Ford
Vankus
The Ragged Farm Individualists and Parity Debate
The piece discusses farmer discontent with government controls, the shift of figures like Mr Yankos, and the push toward parity and federal aid. It notes disruptions, a $5,000 total impact from disobedience, and a plan to leave for Australia, highlighting tensions between independence and government programs in agriculture.
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Yinkig
Australia
Yankos
Tha
Geo
Mr. Bens
Communists Gain In France in Municipal Elections
The article reports a Communist resurgence in France amid de Gaulle’s austerity measures. It notes voters resent fiscal cuts, the early results hint at a shift toward Red candidates, and cites penalties like pension cuts and higher taxes as triggers. It compares discontent to U S patterns while stressing the incomplete swing away from de Gaulle.
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Charles de Galle
France
de Gauulle
Washington
Albany
Mynof
Ue Galle Baniwagni
Bee
Trance
de Gaulle
Elleuk
United States
Amerie
Army Mercenaries Stir Debate Over Use of Foreign Soldiers
A Senate subcommittee hears General Taylor cautioning that mercenary recruitment in Korea and Europe reflects a shift in U S manpower policy. The piece argues such temporary soldiers threaten national loyalty and raise ethical questions about backing foreign troops for U S defense needs.
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Taylor
Korea
Europe
Geneva Taylor
Senate
Taylor Aha Fihers
Wan Ariy
Wien
Aienrge
United States
Sylia Ig
Ameri
Unclear fragmentary text prompts a vague report
The readable lines discuss internal questions about improving the valley and payroll, referencing military or service costs and retrenchment options. Names, dates, or concrete events are not discernible from the damaged OCR snippet.
Revolt in Iraq Shapes Bitter Struggle for Power
Conflicting reports describe a second uprising amid Kurd and Arab factions as Premier Kassen’s regime faces mounting pressure. factions favoring Masser Arab Republic and Communist forces gain leverage while American prestige wanes. The oil-rich region remains pivotal as loyalist troops wield Soviet-armed weapons and the army’s loyalty could decide the balance of power.
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Kassen
Masser
Rowalt
Arif
Faivil
Agil
Popular Resistance
Forcs
Arab Republic
Ylley
Kassem
Kassau
Macmillan’s Moscow trip tests Western resolve and diplomacy
The article reviews Prime Minister Macmillan’s mission to Moscow and its early, largely positive signals. It notes his firm stance toward Khrushchev, the open door to negotiation, and the diminished role of Dulles. It assesses Macmillan as an effective Western spokesman amid Russia’s tactics and Berlin tensions.
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MacatMan
Moscow
Eisenhower
Western Alliance
Wethe Shige
Muniel
Khrushchev
Macmillan
Rae
Dulles
Conminde
Darlles
Macnsillan
Mignellan
Berlin
Europe
Nyona
Mtil
Satellite Spy Claims Stir in East Berlin Report
A chaotic broadcast from East Berlin asserts covert spying by Soviet and Russian actions, alleging satellite launches and intelligence gathering. The rant accuses Discoverers of weather data gathering and military targeting while criticizing Western permission and control.
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Wwe
Wvente
East Germany
Readers urge road repairs on Route 23 Lebanon to Petersburg
In a letter to The Record, locals complain about Route 23 conditions from Lebanon to Petersburg, citing frequent potholes, flooding, and dangerous sections. The writer logs 800 miles driven over two weekends, noting water across stretches and crater-like holes, urging authorities to fix roads for high vehicle costs.
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Petersburg
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Words Wit And Wisdom By WILLIAM MORRIS
Reader queries spellings and pronunciations about enclose versus inclose and a TV show character pronunciation. The letter-writer notes mixed usage and asks if spelling rules changed and how to pronounce Hel icopters. The response says both spellings valid in US government usage, and that both HEH-li-kep-ter and HEL-i-kep-ter pronunciations are common. suggests humorous alternatives.
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William Morris
San [Diego
Coli
Janis
Bolit
Ms. Lo M.A
St Louis
Interpreting The News By Raymond Maley
A fragmented analysis traces the marriage of vernamics and politics over 25 years, noting offspring named with satirical terms. It covers war costs, public works funding, and economic theories debated in the 1930s and 1940s, mentioning Roosevelt, O Mahoney, and fiscal policy shifts.
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Mor
Priming
Val‘evans
Tate
Edin
Marty Fopkins
Roosevelt
Maany
Dallas
Hitevior
Tokes
Mare Pirate Works
Peas
Sulim
National Economig
Luyalor
Joseph O'Mahoney
Leon Penderson
Willigan O. Dangly
Stuart Chase
Hess
National Whirligig at 1960 Democratic convention site dispute
Washington factional tensions flare as intraparty rivalries and issue splits threaten a divisive run to Los Angeles for the 1960 Democratic National Convention. Key leaders clash over venue, speakers, and leadership style while Southern delegates press objections to Los Angeles and coast- and time-zone considerations affect nationwide media coverage.
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Wallington
Capitol Hill
Washington
Los Angeles
Avery
Sam Taybury
Paul al. ‘Butler
New Deal
Democratic National Committee
Buller
Roosevelt
Waller P. Renther
Jta Sant
Lyndon
Butler
Butlers
Sam
Michaels
City of Angels
Naional
Kennedy
Meyer
Williams
Symmgton
Humphrey
Senate
Lyn Io Johnson
Sermius
New York
The Doctor Talks About Handicapped by Edw in Jumpdan
An article praising the National Society for Crippled Children and Adults and its campaign to support disabled people. It lists historical figures noted as cripples from Socrates to Dickens, arguing that intellect and courage overcome deformities and urging public support for programs helping those with disabilities.
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Edwin $ Jumdan
M.D. Viuw
National Society For Crippled Children
Adulle
Bro Bernardo
Kharta
Hemergus Parsons
Spinoat
Frederick
Prussia
Kaiser Wilhelm
Germany
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