The Troy Record Newspaper Masthead and Rates
The Troy Record announces its masthead with editors and officers, listings of management and circulation figures. Subscription terms show prices for daily and weekly delivery by mail or carrier across New York and Vermont counties, plus an Audit Bureau of Circulation figure for February 1959.
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Treland Awakening and St Patrick Parade Across America
A festive St Patrick's Day mood in the United States contrasts with a deeper link to Ireland's rise. Irish leaders arrive in Washington to meet President Eisenhower as New York and Dublin push economic ties, industry growth, and tourism. The piece notes Ireland’s push for investment, American jobs, and Atlantic airline links shaping a broad cultural and economic shift.
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St. Patrick's Day
Ireland
Sern T. O'Kelley
O'Kelley
Washington
Eisenhower
Mublin
Catherine O'Myne
New York
Cyril McCormark
Trish Development Authority
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Nerman Investment Capital
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Lobbyists and registries spark broad Washington concerns
Readers lament high pressure lobbying and one sided registration, noting four million dollars reported in expenses and numerous interest groups from medicine to airlines. The piece questions how average citizens can counteract well funded professionals and mentions groups like the Lighthouse, Silver Users, Magazine Publishers and Tobacco Field Mercury as examples of organized influence.
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Silver Users Assn
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Progeni Mucel e and Lobbying in Public Life
The text critiqued lobbying as a powerful force that shapes policy through money and influence. It notes chronic influence by interest groups, their attempts to push ideas on others, and calls for limits to lobbying to protect rational public policy. The writer questions courage to reform and curb this practice.
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Fae Bick
Keating Winsrays on Payroil Ethics and Nepotism
The article argues Senator Keating should publish Senate payrolls like the House and avoid nepotism to maintain public trust. It notes his refusal to reveal pay scales and praises his stance on graft issues while urging all public servants to prevent even appearances of corruption.
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Kenneth Bo Keating
Congress
Keating
Senate
House
Evor Ployer
Women's National Tress Club
Frank S. Hogan
Viewne Coals Amrugs
Apalachin Gangsters Jailed After Refusing Testimony
New York state moves against Apalachin crime figures as seven men from the gang meet jailed for defiance in refusing to testify. The temporary state commission backs the action, urging broader crime drives and stronger police training standards for lawmen.
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Rockefellar
Apalachin
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Inc
Palley
Fragmented excerpt on law enforcement and societal risk
An unclear OCR fragment discusses policing at Apalachin and urges enforcement agencies to act similarly. It references covert operations and mentions a dangerous surplus endangering society, though many words are garbled and names or specifics are unreadable.
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Hawaii Statehood A Show Window For Democracy
The author argues Congress will admit Hawaii as a state, noting Hawaii Alaska and the continental United States are within thousands of miles of each other and that modern travel makes distance negligible. The piece asserts Hawaii's prosperity under American guardianship and views statehood as a demonstration of democracy to Asia and the Pacific region, comparing it to West Berlin as a symbol against communism.
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Hawaiian Islands
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Asia
T Hey
Soviet Union
Converaey
Akiath
Manwati
Hawn
West Berlin
Berlin
José
Penicillin Promise Reassessed as Antibiotic Breakthrough
Historical report reviews Sir Alexander Fleming's penicillin discovery and wartime impact, noting early limits and allergic reactions. It highlights postwar advances by British researchers toward scalable production and broader infection treatment, envisioning a future of many new antibiotic types and applications.
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Alexantar Wlonting
Britain
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Mleming
Pulse Of The People Letters Preserve Anonymity In Public Edits
The Record invites unsigned letters to remain anonymous while authors prove good faith. Signed notes may be published with edits. unsigned items will not. A March 9 letter titled State Budget critiques state employee raises, noting NY surveys show salaries lag private sectors and Civil Service figures.
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National Whirligig echoes in Senate aid clash
A Washington controversy centers on small Illinois and West Virginia firms owed for Korean War defense work. Max Golden, Air Force general counsel, testifies to Senate Small Business Committee about unpaid claims and Kaiser interests. The dispute inflames ties with Kaiser and Pentagon, highlighting payment gaps for small subcontractors and Defense Department policy.
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Pentagon
Altos
Defense
Wirtiatum
Max Golden
United Sates Air Force
Senate Smail
West Virginia
Collectinn
Kaiser
Small
Sendaha J. Sparkman
Alabama
Sparkman
Cansi
Jennings Randolph
Troheet CU Byrd
James W. Douglas
Air Pores
Runatiound
Daniel Fyley
Meteor Aircrafts Products, Inc
Pairmont
West Virgina
Willow Row
Detroit
Defense Department
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Air Force
James Lucrs
Howard
Golden
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Senator Standolph
Golds Yon
Wherligig
Eleemosynary Word Gets Proper Credit in Readers Query
A reader asks for a long word meaning charitable and learns eleemosynary. The answer confirms the word and notes common usage tips while contrasting with simpler terms. Dictionaries and thesauri offer backtracking aids like Roget’s and Hegel’s Theosaurus.
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Jong Jawbyster
High Echons
Cain Sergss
Mirawber Tir
David Copperhield
San Diego
Calif
Moss
Roget
Hegel
Debate over foreign bids for TVA heavy generator
A.L. Kefauver questions risks tied to foreign vs American supply as TVA considers a 10 000 kilowatt generator. Bid values exceed 10 million from U S firms and over 27 million from a British firm. American manufacturers argue labor costs and part availability justify domestic production to preserve national security and jobs.
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Ennessee Valley Authority
Wolles
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England
Kefauver
Jeral
The Doctor Talks About Lye Glasses
A medical column explains farsightedness and myopia, their causes and hereditary factors, and how glasses with convex or concave lenses correct near and distant vision. It notes presbyopia and the need for reading aids, emphasizing that eye conditions are managed, not cured, and generally do not prevent life choices.
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Amine Ue
Whit Slidy
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