Troy Record subscription terms and staff list
The Troy Record lists staff and officials including Frank J. York Kesidemty d Abbut Viger and others. It details subscription terms for the Times Record and Troy Record, with carrier and mail rates for New York and Vermont counties, including Albany Rensselaer Saratoga Washington Bennington counties.
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the Troy Record Company
Frank J. York
Kesidemty d. Abbut Viger
Prink J. Guimel
Allen T. Sister
Sewelary
Troy
the Times
Albany
Rensgelaer
Saratoga
Washington
New York State
Bennington County
Vermont
Circulation Figures for February 1959 Released
The audit bureau notes a daily average circulation of 3,649 for February 1959. Combined paid morning and evening editions, the total reflects reader reach across the publication.
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Audite Bureau of Circulation
Adirondack Route Debate Delays Northway Plan West of Schroon
Governor Rockefeller endorses Adirondack west of Schroon Lake for the Northway linking Glens Falls and Keeseville and seeks legislative approval for a constitutional amendment to permit the project. Public Works and Conservation officials stress forest preserve protection while acknowledging higher costs to spare scenic mountains. The Champlain Valley route is favored by some for regional highway needs, but the Adirondack route aims to minimize impact on sensitive preserves. The decision hinges on the permit referendum and future highway conversions.
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Rockefeller
Schroon Lake
Giens Falls
Keoseilte
Holweor
Lake Champlain
Atay
Canada
Tt As
Bugle
Governon
Public Works Engineers
Conservation Department
Mindy
Adirondack Forest Preserve
Tanilsi
Rockefedler
Java
Adirondick
Rowie
J. Burch McMorran
Champlain Valley
Champlain
Achironcack
Rowe
Das
Galil
Hiltle
Autentttos
Adirondack
Northway
Vie Public Works Departoent
Interstaty and Defense
Hinduy voters split on finance issue in contest race
The finance angle could swing Hindu voters undecided on the rival candidate in a tense contest. The piece explores how economic concerns shape stance, with emphasis on trust and policy.
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Elalis
Cans
Hawaii Changes The Picture
Hawaii moves toward statehood transforming the national image. Alaska and Hawaii join a continental framework, expanding frontier policy and shifting political dynamics. Hawaii’s population nears 95,000 with 193,000 residents anticipated. no Senate seats yet, economic activity centers on sugar, pineapples, and orchids with imports valued near 475 million dollars. The state’s rise affects campaign travel, federal considerations, and regional economic outlooks.
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Itawaii
Prosien
Eisenhower
Willy Sey
Washington
Arates
Alaska
Tron
Masai
San Francisco
Hawaii
Gratetuke
Seilie
Hana Feuickly
Senate
California
New York
Nawak
State Anti-Recrets Bill Shows New York Push For Labor Regulation
Governor Rockefellers bill targeting union racketeering sparks a statewide push for tighter controls in labor. Officials argue national standards are needed while opposing federal bills seen as too stringent. Supporters cite ongoing investigations into labor-management abuses and call for strong state action as a model for national reform.
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Hea Jabow
Congress
Hay
New York State
Senate
Jo- Sho Cartaki
Project Argus and the possible atomic shield claim
The Defense Department probes a Project Argus report about a potential radiation shield. Early accounts describe a blanket of radiation at high altitude aiding protection against atomic destruction, with secrecy surrounding precise dates and full details.
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Project Argus
Amelie
Defense Department
Une
Radar Shield and the International Geophysical Year Warmer Hopes
The article discusses a proposed radar shield amid concerns about the International Geophysical Year. It notes scientists have explored protective measures while warning that visible neutrons and protons could foil ballistic missiles by neutralizing warheads or deflecting strikes, hinting at renewed reassurance during early wartime anxieties.
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Rusty
Army Pick Lifts Lomnitz—Couch and Dagger Figure Top General
A President names a seasoned Army officer as chief amid bold claims of wartime exploits. The biography highlights World War II era missions, covert negotiations, and leadership roles from Fort Benning to London. The appointee, already vice chief of staff, is praised for defense of foreign policy budgets and strategic maneuvers.
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Lavin
Stall
Doublless
Amy Gleale
Lomitzer
Acushower
Chasey
Lomnitver
Congress
Ssyeaold
Servng
Fort Ben Ding
We Palm
Ith Airborne Division
Fort Campbell
Phins
Hisen Tawer
Ate Aistwal
Stat
Milind Forces
London
IL Yeas
North Africa
Franco
Vichy Polite
North Africs
Mark W. Chek
South Africa
Switzerland
Italy
Amishtia
Capitol
Cooper Square project threatens Bowery housing scene
A New York planning push called Cooper Square would replace old Bowery hotels, ratholes and mission housing with affordable apartments and factory blocks bounded by Delancey Street Be Ninth Chrystie Street and the Bowery. Local social worker notes many Bowery residents would be displaced as plans move ahead.
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New York
Wade
Cooper Square
Delancey Strent
Ninth Street
Orth
Chrystie Stynet
Serand Avenue
Bowery
Hind Avesuie
Uel
Yorl Uerall
Kawey
Volition
York City
Lis Island
Pulse of the People on Labor Unrest and ULGWU Inquiries
A fragment from The Record quotes readers about union activity in the blouse industry. It references ILGWU Local 25 and allegations of antitrust violations, corruption, and racketeering claims, noting prior court decisions vindicating the union and criticizing media framing.
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Egil
Arliele
Fed
Commerce Commission
ILGWU
ULGWU
Sheerman
Los Angeles
UGWO
Union
Heem
Pulse OF the People
A Thought For Today From A Distant Era On Art And Beauty
It argues beauty shifts with time from architecture to poetry to music and painting. The writer defends modernists and denounces distortion, saying art should serve clarity, social welfare, and genuine emotion rather than rebellion or pretension. He questions old tastes yet defends mature honesty in critique.
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Arnisut
Beethoven
Chopli
eBussy
What was the original name of the Wayside Tan
A jumble of questions and names about Longfellow's Wayside Inn Thanksgiving Day and German chancellor. the text unclear, with many misread words and shifting topics, offering no coherent single item to summarize.
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Longfellow
Tan Lang
Sarah Hale
Ahl
Abraham
Lincoln
Germany
Prince Bismarck
Black Sea
Buxine Sea
The Doctor Talks About Body Odors And Health
In this week’s column Dr Jordan explains how offensive body odors arise from real conditions or diet and can stem from germs or sweating. He cites a ring related case and notes odors may reflect foods medications or infections. advise seeing a doctor for persistent issues and testing.
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
An ADA critique by Ray Rauh targets Democratic liberal factions and Republican opposition, accusing both sides of opposing meaningful civil rights and welfare legislation. He argues Congress, led by Speaker Rayburn and Senate leaders, lacks decisive leadership and notes ADA support for Humphrey as 1960 candidate amid internal party tensions.
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Washington
Americans For Democratic Union
Truman-Buller Raveevelt
Raydvimedoliniyi
Joseph L. Rawh
A.dass
Rayburn
Senate
Tohson
William Proxmire
Johnson
Rand
ADA
Chicago
Supreme Court
White House
Acd.a
Capitol Hill
Congress
Raub
Shieh
Wilson
Roosevelt
Eisenhower
Democratic Party
Hanvarch
ACDA
Harry 8. Treeman
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stumphrey
Douglas
Kennedy
ALD. A
Humphrey
Minnesota
Rauh
Michigan
Symington
Miso
Pronunciation Clash Overavoirdupuis At Work
A Milwaukee reader recounts an office dispute between a company heir and regular staff over pronouncing the French word avoirdupois. The story follows rival forms ave jerduPOYS versus av WAWR-duoPWAIL and hints at a broader joke about the heir’s polished affectations.
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J Company
Presidens
Fion
Joe
Enounees
Chaucer
Junior
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