Troy Record Company Leadership and Subscription Rates
Aged newspaper masthead details list Troy Record Company officers Frank dy York J Arthur Viger and others with misprints. Subscription terms for the Troy Record and Times Record show yearly and weekly rates by carrier and mail across New York state and surrounding counties.
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Roy Record Company
Frank Dy York
J. Arthur Viger
Frank J. Outimel
Allen T. Sliler
Troy
Dhanth
Audit Bureau Circulation Daily Averages February 1959
A record notes the Audit Bureau of Circulation figures for February 1959 with a combined total daily average of 47,698, indicating that this amount was not paid. The entry references Morning and Evening editions combined.
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Audit Bureau of
Leniency on Bach Taxes Prompted by State Tax Commission
Albany reports Joseph H. Murphy, president of the State Tax Commission, says the state will be lenient with those who have not paid taxes if they come forward voluntarily to restitution. The plan, tied to a new withholding system, aims to collect an estimated 85 million annually while arguing for minimal penalties for delinquents and stressing civic responsibility amid a public debate on tax compliance.
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Joseph H. Murphy
State Tax Commission
Albany
Benjamin Franklin
Aly
Pla
European allies agree to intermediate missile bases
The article outlines Europe including Italy and other nations negotiating over missile bases within borders. It notes direct Russian threat concerns, possible countermeasures, and Italy's role as a continental test case in establishing defense perimeters and bases amid lengthy negotiations.
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Italy
Leer
Russia
Pane
Twily
England
Ageressor
Atomic submarines expand to Russia’s doorstep defense push
The United States authorizes faster atomic submarine production to 24 ships in a program aimed at bolstering the free world defense. The plan envisages equipping subs with guided missiles and deploying them by 10th. The shift follows fears that atomic voyages could press close to Russia’s frontier, a step seen as strengthening deterrence and alliance cohesion amid European fear of Soviet aggression.
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United States
Washington
Russia
Nech
Farm program flaws threaten relief with soil bank overreach
In Wisconsin and nationwide the soil bank props up unproductive farmland while retirees gain and younger workers lose. The system costs billions, harms crop surpluses, and props up loan buyouts as acreage drains from production, prompting calls for policy change amid rising fears of broader disaster.
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Paullew
Midwest
Imen
Akuire Boson
Congress
Wisconsin
Uy Peti
Unis
Tartary
Benson
Vail
Khrushchev plays to people in West Berlin plan
A dubious editorial voice questions Nikita Khrushchev's statements on Berlin and the West's reaction. It argues the Kremlin seeks to present a popular mandate for demilitarizing West Berlin while dismissing genuine democratic rights. The piece likens Soviet messaging to propaganda and condemns totalitarian denial of freedom.
Khrushchev Gaited Letters and Public Opinion Debate
A fragment discusses Khrushchev and a wave of letters from readers abroad. It mentions Uessian leaders, unfavorable correspondences, and hopes for varied public opinion about peace and cold war rhetoric. The article notes American readers expressing views while skeptical of Soviet propaganda.
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Russia
Ms Head
Mvary
Khrushchev
My. Khrishe Chew
Peate
Tibet revolt claimed quelled amid Chinese pressure on Nehru
The Peiping regime asserts Tibet’s uprising ended after a brief revolt, while accusing India of harboring Tibet’s exile leaders. Reports note the Dalai Lama’s disappearance and potential exile government formation. Asian public opinion hardens against Communism as Panchen Lama is framed as a tool.
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Tidin
Tibet
Dulbreak
Peiping
Hare
India
Bac
Dalai Lama
Tas
Nehru
Asia
Phet
Tel Amr
Orient
Panchya Lama
Paiping
Tibat
Dalai
Don’t Be a Tern Trog Current Comment
A new coinage by the Automobile Legal Association labels the “turnhogs” or “vutrahogs” as road thieves who block green arrows by occupying the wrong lane. The piece urges drivers to avoid the habit and explains how this disrupts traffic flow and causes congestion at intersections.
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Slurtlord Courant
Jane
Pulse Of The People Reghtered Us
Readers urged to sign communications to The Record Newspapers to preserve anonymity while proving good faith Writers may withhold names and addresses but unsigned letters will not be published The Record Newspapers reserve the right to edit and shorten letters as needed
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Record
Meese
Words Wit And Wisdom: Search For a Dog Ends
A lengthy search ends with the recovery of a frozen dog body found in a culvert near West Street. The hastily drawn testimony and confusing legal remarks depict a court scene as detectives probe the dog’s death and language used in the proceedings.
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Ron Hoilor
Long Iearth
Stillwater Avenue
West Street
Averhead
National Railroads Face Bankrupt Loneliness and Reform Pressures
National issue: US railroads, long underfunded and viewed as obsolete for war or peace, face potential federal takeover as executives and unions push for restructuring. Critics warn a breakdown in passenger service threatens commerce with New York to San Francisco and major cities, while subsidies and governance debates intensify.
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Smashington
United States
Washington
Sider
Pase Jseniger
White House
Congress
Uhe
New York
New Jersey
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Wisenhower
Congressional
Cot Millet
Walsslon
Agen
Lyall Tree
Question Box Answers Rail Subsidies and Leadership Dilemmas
A reader inquiry discusses the railroads plight and unemployment, noting layoffs of up to 6,000 workers monthly amid shifts from steam to diesel. The piece cites subsidy plans, government ownership options, and commuter fare fears, with Q and A items on Capitol facing east, Tyler's largest family, and Luzon rainfall records.
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Naples
Dold Cos
Fosthar Hadding
U. & Gentian
Chiment
George Alpert
Was
New York
New Haven & Hart
Ford Hailroad
U.S
John Tyler
Luzan
Philippines
Bagilio
Byzon
Interpreting The News Tokyo Statehood Reflections
The piece critiques reaction to the July admission of statehood for a U.S. territory. It notes guarded public enthusiasm, fears higher taxes, and the cost of federal grants. It surveys native Hawaiians, Japanese Americans, Filipinos, and Caucasians, highlighting political awareness and shifting balances in a new regime.
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Tokyo
Waele Ram
Congress
Hawaii
Inley
Washington
United States
Poliliciaha
Wsval
The Doctor Talks About The Retarded
Dr Edwin Jordan discusses mental retardation in children, noting a spectrum from mild to severe impairment. He cites prevention, Craigson on maternal infections, and future prospects, stressing environment, individualized planning, and the need for better care and support.
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