The Troy Record Premiers Pustimes and Circulation Notes
The Troy Record lists premiering issues including Pustimes, subscription rates, and distribution details. It notes memberships with the Associated Press Bureau of Circulations, and provides pricing for print subscriptions by day, week, and year.
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Leopold's Return Debate and Budget Fears Shape News
The piece weighs Leopold's possible return as Belgian king amid a divided public, noting a potential brief reign for the prince and a move toward constitutional monarchy to unite factions. It shifts to U.S. politics, highlighting budget deficits, excise tax cuts, and Congress's hesitation before November elections, then returns to railroads facing high costs, regulation, and calls for fare increases.
McCarthy Facts Questioned Over State Dept Communists
A fragment questions Senator McCarthy’s evidence alleging Communist influence in the State Department. The brief text asks if any real proof exists that any individual within the department is a Communist, reflecting scrutiny of his investigative claims.
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State Rent Control Clash in State Legislature
The article traces Republicans and Democrats battling over rent control provisions and administration, with debate on federal versus state action. It notes McCarthy era tensions, hearings, and calls for coordinated federal housing policy, while weighing impacts on building, costs, and supply.
Letters and Taxi Fares Spark Troy Reader Notices
In The Record readers publish letters demanding anonymity or signed names for accountability. Citizens discuss sea level advice for Troy and Waterford, coffee price hikes tied to A&P and General Foods, taxi fare rates and whether commissions fix them, and a dispute about rooming houses and rent controls in Troy with concerns from DISGUSTED ROOMER.
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Leopold’s Return Hinted Amid Mixed Belgian Vote
Exiled king Leopold contends that a recall shows majority support to restore prewar powers. Plebiscite yielded a 57.68 percent margin, but critics doubt the result signals overwhelming will. Leopold plans to pursue a cautious return while presenting a public appearance of unity.
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Skeptics doubt big House bill cuts in spending package
Washington insiders report the House Appropriations Committee plans a little over one billion dollars in reductions in the omnibus appropriation bill. Longtime observers doubt the cuts will hold, predicting Congress will veer toward economy talk while moving in the opposite direction. Lip service aside, the capital’s watchers warn the risk of backsliding remains.
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Johnson Proposal Mutes Films Over Content And Makers
The article discusses Senator Johnson of Colorado promoting a federal constraint on films not only by content but also by the personal behavior and moral character of those involved. It argues such broad censorship risks overreach and would curb artistic expression, citing Bunyan as a hypothetical example and warning of absurd consequences.
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Memorial for Haym Solomed to rise near Washington
A memorial is planned for Haym Solomon, the Revolutionary War financier who died penniless, with a private society forming to fund a statue near Washington, Lincoln, and Jefferson. The piece also surveys Senate dynamics, focusing on Senator Langer’s confrontational stance and the era’s political press.
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Snorkel spelling origins debated by editors
Frank Colby discusses the word snorkel and its origins with sources from Dutch and German etymologies. He notes the official American spelling and pronunciation as Snorkel and SNAWR-x, while acknowledging uncertain early derivations and the Navy usage since 1948.
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UN Chief Says Russians Needed for U N Operations
Secretary General Treve Lie stated at a major weekly press conference that some United Nations tasks can continue without Russians present, but the UN cannot function indefinitely without Russian involvement. He noted no day to day rollbacks but warned of potential impact if Russia remains away. The talk touched on the Soviet walkout, China’s stance, and ongoing UN procedures including payments and leadership roles.
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