The Troy Record Publishers and Rates Listing
The Troy Record operator details publishers officers and subscribers terms. It lists Frank L York president and other treasurers, with a broad price schedule for Albany Rensselaer Saratoga Washington counties, Vermont and out-of-area mail subscriptions.
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The
Troy Record Company
Frank L. York
Arthur Viger
Vicw
Frank J. Ouime
Min 7
Troy Record
Times Rvclord
Tarrier
Wook
Altany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washogton
New York State
Benhington Countiz
Vermont
Audit Record of Circulation Daily Average February 1850
Audit shows Bureau of Circulating Daily Average for February 1850 at 47,649. Figures cover morning and evening editions combined.
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The
Bureau of Circulaling
Marning
Evaning
Troy Urges Parking Authority Measure Before Legislature
The Municipal Parking Authority proposal for Troy seeks state authorization to run city owned and street parking. Backed by Maybe Purcell and the Troy Chamber of Commerce, the plan would place existing and future facilities under the authority. Advocates urge swift action to relieve downtown parking and support commerce and services in Troy.
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Troy
Albany
Purcell
Sdwinistralida
Troy Chamber of Commerce
Mullnce Seat
Jroy Authority
Tay
Troy Union Railroad Station
Swall Qos
Broadway
Julion Street
Activiliie Talion
Chamber of Crmmerce
Loving & Citizens’ Authority
Gil-Street
Long Term Assistance Debate in Foreign Aid Policy
A presidential study committee proposes shifting foreign aid from immediate military support to a long range plan. It argues against large current spending and suggests increasing the military aid allotment by 490 million dollars, while criticizing rapid, short term authorization and urging a reevaluation of the program’s structure and purpose.
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Thomases
Jong
Weill
Mid Armaments And Aid Define Cold War Strategy
A study argues for a sustained defense perimeter and economic aid to neighboring counties to counter Communist expansion. It warns that short term help invites envy and undermines long term influence, advocating a long range plan with a clear arm and economic support to win lasting friends.
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Tinis HC
Tbis
Cary Aigle
Ie Study Committee
Rockefeller court plan faces partisan battle in Senate
Debate centers on reorganizing New York courts with upstate systems largely unchanged while New York City would absorb county courts into Supreme Court and merge city courts into a new civil row. Democrats denounce the bill as political payback to Republican educators and urge starting over next year to avoid partisan change.
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Aller
Rockefeller Court
pHt
Senate
Assembly
New York
Senate Democrats
Upstate
New York City
Supreme Court
Fue
Rockefeller
Justices of the Peace
Nash
Traffic Safety Through Uniform Laws and Car Design
A discussion on reducing road fatalities argues speeding is not the only risk. It highlights data showing many accidents occur on open roads with slow drivers, notes New York State actions against slow driving, and calls for standard seat belts and uniform highway laws to cut collision impacts and fatalities.
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United States Bureau of Roads
New York State
Findhia
Surprising date shapes a national law debate
A dated national law concept emerges with variations described as wobbling regulatory frames. The auto industry is cited as a long lasting force driving U S customs and policy shifts over decades. Regulatory activity traces to earlier eras, with exceptions noted for tightened standards and new limits.
Aviation spending clash in Congress over airport subsidy
Members of Congress debate federal funding for airport construction with Senate proposing 469 million while House favors 27 million and the White House around 200 million. The argument centers on reducing subsidies as aviation grows, pushing for a tapering off with state and industry financing future development and a possible presidential veto of bloated bills.
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Congress
Senate
House
White House
Niu
Moe
Provident Eisenhower
Puerto Rica
Virginialaads
Swine Growers Stage Mild Revolt Over Cooking Law
Members of the Swine Growers Association shift against a pending bill requiring cooking garbage fed to pigs. They argue the federal standard already mandates cooking and warn Connecticut’s pork market, hampered by current law, could collapse if the statute remains. The move challenges sanitary rules seen as essential by many, risking federal alignment and interstate shipment access.
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Swine Growers Association
Connecticut
Department of Agriculture
Federal Department
United States senator comments on Macmillan and Munich echoes
Mr Mutler reports that editors of the London Economic list Senator Birdley among those who viewed AN MacMillan schemes with Russia in terms of Munich 1938. He notes Eisenhower faces British PM Macmillan amid grave diplomatic talks. The piece contrasts Chamberlain’s Munich appeasement with today’s European crisis.
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Mutler Ahashed
Battimore Sun
United States
Fuller
Maryland
London Eeononist
Birtley
Macmlllan
Munich
Eisenhower
Kotler
Macmillan
Russia
Neville Chamberlain
Thay Macmillan
Chamberlain
Thought For Today on Presidential Ambition and Illusion
A reflective column notes the irony of campaign talk from eight Democrats and six Republicans who profess interest in the Presidency yet deny real intent. It argues most aspire in some way, cites a boastful would be candidate traveling for pay, and warns that public belief in such declarations is often misplaced.
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Union
America
Karl Marx
Unemployment Looms as Major Problem
Washington economist Dr. Raymond Lauinise predicts notable surprises if the economy rebounds like the postwar years. The Eisenhower administration faces pressure in Congress to renewal unemployment benefits and raise the minimum wage, while unions push for longer weeks and higher pay amid a fragile recovery.
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Edson
Washington Eisenhower
Raymond d. Lauinise
President's Council of Economic Advisers
U.S
Fel Zusry
Mareh
Lavenhower
Congress
National figure Humphrey tops Kennedy in party shift
The piece surveys the 1964 Democratic nominating race with Humphrey emerging as a strong liberal labor ally and Kennedy viewed as a leading but slightly more conservative rival. It reviews support from unions and Civil Rights advocates, regional dynamics with Southern delegates, and mentions other figures like Symington Johnson and Brown, plus labor and automation debates shaping the contest.
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Niki Khenshejey
Keentin
Myrushchey
Ahanesols
Seale
Byl
Mag ‘Tee-tung
The
Ameri
Red Cans
Faber
Tanuboy
Ucation
Abs-Cio
National Assn
Kyanedy
Humphrrey
Massachusetts
Laboy
Humphrey
Thurmond
Kennedy
Afl-Cio
Humparey
Democratic -Farmer - Labor Party
Minnesota
Sonainr Kefinedy
Adlai J. Stevenson
Minnesotan
ALLS
PNR
Winphrey Ia
Senalay
Popo Jalsein
Rayburn
Senate
Johnson
Symington
Beth
Harry
Teoman
Hobart UW. Meyner
New Jersey
Edmund G. Brown
California
Kelauser
Averell Harrian
G. Metten Williams
Michigan
Kennnedy
Wallace
South Dakota
Words Wit And Wisdom Hy WILL MORITS
A scrambled school exercise lists words and asks for near synonyms in a graded scale. Readers are instructed to write down correct pairs, then compare with the answer column, with scores ranging from excellent to failing and guidance to look up missed terms in a dictionary.
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Monetary
Cueerinatery Flispoittestest
Fattiness
H. Mutt SL Wornly
J. Bardoxsome
Words of Advice on Grammar Mistakes and Mail Errors
A reader letter discusses ten common grammar errors and how to avoid them. It notes a mailed envelope with stamps and cards sent to William Morris at Good Grammar, care of this newspaper, requesting guidance on improving speech and writing.
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al Grahimar
Usase
Ainnis
Willian Morris
The Doctor Talks About Childbirth Safety and Pain
A Philadelphia physician argues childbirth safety improves with reduced pain. Advances include anesthesia and breathing techniques, with continuous caudal anesthesia gaining attention. Some favor long-tested methods. overall, educated patients and supportive routines reduce fear and complications.
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Frank L York
Allen T. Siler
Thane Ashley
Albany Btl
Miveta
Associated Press
He Aise
Municipal Parking Authority
Aviation
Martfied Courant
Dick Turner
Lees
Dyvieht
Lawis
Pentsylvaniae
Washington
Apl-Cio Executive Council
Praeticlinn
Ray Packer
Mybert
John F. Kennedy
Denyngrats
Eleanor Roosevelt
Steve Cason
Intel
Lahor
Giders
de. Saulner
Syday OB
Edwin P. Jordan
Attenten
Dy. Grantley
Engle Land
Miladylphia
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