Independent newspaper ad from The Troy Record
Ad for The Troy Record Company listing Frank L. York as publisher and president, J Arthur Viger as vice president and treasurer, Frank J Ouimet as assistant treasurer, Alton T Sliler as secretary, with contact through phone line and Albany exchange connecting all departments.
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Troy Record Ad Independent Newspaper
Troy Resord Company
Freak L. York
J. Arthur Viger
Frank J. Ouimet
Alton T. Sliler
Albany
Subscription Rates for The Troy Record and The Times Record
The notice lists AP rights and subscription terms for The Troy Record and The Times Record. In New York State Albany Rensselaer Saratoga and Washington Counties and Vermont’s Bennington County deliveries are in advance with annual and shorter-term rates. Outside listed counties, rates apply by mail with higher annual and shorter-term prices.
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Troy
Times Record
Arijet
Albany
Rensselaer
Saratoge
Washington
New York State
Reanington
Vermont
Audit Shows Circulation Daily Average February 1959
Audit reports the Bureau of Circulation daily average for February 1959 at 47,648 net paid Morning and Evening combined.
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Bureau of Circulation
Bills Piled On Governor's Desk At End Of Session
In the last ten days of its session the Legislature passed 990 bills. Governor Rockefeller faces a flood of legislation, with roughly 8,000 bills introduced each session and only a small portion enacted. The piece notes the risk of pocket vetoes and the heavy final-day rush that shifts legislative load to the governor.
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Rocke- Feller
Albany
Congress
Tockefellay
Lawidiers
Regkefelter
My. Rockefeller
Coryrnar Rockefeller
Debating National Flower Choice Among Readers
A historic discussion on the U S national flower shows the rose winning by a landslide in a poll judged official by New York State authorities. Other contenders named include carnation, iris, daisy, and dogwood with bluebell, canna lily, chrysanthemum, geranium, lace, tulip, and violet also mentioned. The piece urges focusing on broader topics rather than feud over the choice.
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Berlin
Times
Gablap
Rose
New York State
States vie over favorite birds in lighthearted poll
The piece playfully notes states choosing state symbols to fit economies. Alaska favors forget-me-not, Kentucky the bluegrass, Florida the prairie blossom, New York the bluebird, and seven states pick the cardinal. The American eagle is the lone hoped unifier. The text hints at political motives behind choices and ties to tourism and state identity.
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Hamburg
Kentucky
Florida
Prague
Alaska
Congress
New York
Revolt in Tibet challenges Chinese control
Tibetan uprising undercuts Chinese claims in Tibet as Panchen Lama is proclaimed chief of government while the Dalai Lama remains under pressure. The rebellion, centered among tribes, threatens a broader regional impact as India considers sanctuary for rebels and Nehru weighs options amid mounting outside concern.
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Tibet
Hungary
India
Nehru
Dalai Lama
Laila
Ant Nehru
Asia
New Germ Killer Aims to Raise Hospital Health Standards
A new germicidal process tested after months of prep claims to kill over 80 percent of hospital bacteria. Developed by physicians at Columb Medics Center, the method uses surface cleaners and air filters to curb staphylococcus outbreaks, promising inexpensive, simple sterilization across hospitals.
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Aria
Columb Medics Center
Kaen
Curing Germ Strains Through New Cleansing Method
Scientists promote a cleansing process claimed to sterilize surfaces and lodging areas to curb Berm columasy and other germs. The method aims at hospital use and home use to stop infection cycles, with researchers planning two more years of testing to reach a foolproof result.
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Vom
Polar Sub Skate Sets Arctic Voyage Records
The nuclear submarine Skate completed its second Arctic voyage under the ice, staying 12 days and traveling 3,090 miles the longest Arctic endurance and distance yet. The missions reveal openings in ice, a North Pole halt, and potential direct routes over the globe, underscoring both exploration value and strategic missile considerations.
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Skate
Nichlus
Russia
Arctic
North Pole
North America
Asia
Poly
State scholarship debate weighs costs and options in New Jersey
The Senate approves a shift to a universal four year college aid plan proposed by Hillary or Moras sparking Assembly action. It would cost billions with 2 615 first year scholarships totaling 1 046 000 rising to 4 700 000 by year four. Gov Meyner opposes. An alternative expands 300 annual awards of 400 while keeping Rutgers and state college aid. Critics say public aid to private institutions is unfounded and costly.
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Sun. Hillary Or
Mores
New Jersey
Mayner
Meyner
Rutgers
Cohoes Dump Fire Sparks Call for Cease and Desist
Letters to The Record criticize a Cohoes dump fire and near water dumping, urging an injunction to stop, citing health and property risks. A renter supports housing development and tenants’ voices, urging endorsement of a new housing plan to aid families and renters in Cohoes.
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Cohwes
Cahoes
Cohoes
A Thought For Today on budget and debt policy
A column argues two paths for financing the nation amid large debt. It notes Roosevelt era budgets surpassing a billion and later $250 billion, the New Deal, current deficits, and debates over subsidies versus balancing the budget. It praises Governor Rockefeller for preferring balance over borrowing and warns of political pressure toward subsidies and easy living.
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Rockefeller
Ame-Musicc
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Congress
Record
Amy Qi
Kefauver Urges Balk On Inflation
Sen. Kefauver calls for a cabinet level department of consumers to empower unorganized voices against inflation. He argues a voice for the consumer could counter special interests amid rising prices. California lawmakers debate causes and cures for inflation including government spending and education funding.
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Ronald H. Sessen
Washington
UST
Esles
Kefauver Tennt
United States
Kefauver
Senate
Ani
Kreshman
Gordon A. Kasem
Congress
Nixon's 1960 bid rises from Berlin talks buzz
Nixon wo rried about 1960 leverage as foreign policy emerges in Democratic rival strategy. His camp seeks broader exposure, with Eisenhower inviting him to Cabinet and Security Council meetings. Nixon aims to bolster credentials through European and global briefings after Camp David talks.
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Teves
Unis
Ational Dause
Johison
Humphrey
Kennedy
Stevenson
Symington
Mansfeld
Fulbright
Averell Harriman
India
Marty S. Truman
Cpa Wander
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
Nixon
Lisenhower
Europe
Sieiva
Gaip
Eisenhower
Rogsia
Words Wit And Wisdom by William Morris play brief card
A fragment invites readers to match synonyms from two groups of ten words each in a word game by William Morris. It outlines scoring and a request for responses with a self addressed envelope.
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William Morris
Mnday
Willa Mopels
Bree Nes
Entvelope
Hans Top Wang
William Ma
Hypoglycemia in Diabetes A Doctor Explains Signs and Causes
The doctor discusses insulin reaction and hypoglycemia in diabetics, noting symptoms such as paleness, tremors, rapid heart rate, nausea, and weakness. It covers possible causes including excess insulin, pancreas issues, and other gland disturbances, and advises professional diagnosis and treatment.
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Bowin P
Jordan
M.D
Quivers
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