Troy Record Subscriptions and circulation notice
Public notice details subscription rates for The Troy Record and The Times Record, with delivery options, mail prices, and geographic coverage in New York State. Includes affiliations, circulation audit note, and pricing in various time frames.
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Health inspections and home privacy clash in Baltimore case
The text defends a health inspector entering a private home without a warrant, arguing community health outweighs individual privacy. It cites Judge Frankfurter and compares to past cases, noting a Baltimore resident resisted inspection revealing rat infestation, and stating laws justify entry to prevent disease spread.
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Churchill Visits White House in Sentimental War Years Tribute
Sir Winston Churchill appears at the White House for a formal visit, admired by Americans for his age and wartime leadership. The ailing veteran speaks with guarded humor, recalling Allied triumphs while skipping a doctor-ordered absence of the familiar entourage.
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Twinkle in Eye and Politics in Wartime Echoes
The piece reflects on contemporary criticism of President Eisenhower and notes the tendency to speak hastily in youth. It suggests thinking before judging public figures and politicians, citing Clare Boothe Luce, Senator Morst, and Truman as examples. It stresses restraint and thoughtful discourse.
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We Should Be Tale For Eight Months We Seek Data
The piece details U S pressure over eleven airmen missing from a September crash in Soviet Armenia. It notes limited progress via diplomacy, calls for direct Soviet disclosure, and cites Eisenhower and Khrushchev exchanges, with emphasis on calls for accountability and potential public pressure.
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Rosy Housing Outlook Signals Economic Upswing
The Commerce and Labor Departments report a new construction record for the first five months of the year with two thirds in private home building. This reinforces economic security as a prerequisite for new homes and supports a broader housing program in Washington amid budget-balancing debates.
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Runaway housing spending veto considered by Mahil
A report notes Mahil weighing a veto on runaway housing spending as a national housing program predicts lower public construction this year. Early this year observers forecast that the pace would ease, with the first months hinting at slower growth than in later periods.
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Truman urges repeal of two-term limit in Senate testimony
Former President Truman testifies before a Senate committee against the constitutional ban on more than two presidential terms. He decries the amendment as bad and notes it would have prevented his own presidency, arguing the two-term limit reflects health concerns and royal precedent rather than policy. He cites Eisenhower and Nixon as part of the political context and discusses party dynamics and public opinion.
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Monty in New Channel Controversy Sparks Cross Nation Debate
The article discusses Montgomery's TV remarks amid mounting Anglo American tensions. It notes British ire and American weariness, while arguing Monty's stance now belongs to both nations. It suggests the evolving symbolic role of Monty in Western unity and security.
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Record editorial on anonymous reader communications
The Record Newspapers will publish reader statements only if signed, but anonymous submissions will be withheld. The Megard Newspapers reserve the right to edit content and shorten letters as needed to fit space while preserving good faith and transparency.
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Words Wit And Wisdom Cooperation Sought In Health Matters
readers and medical leaders debate the “coat of Health” issue and patient complaints. Joseph H. Denton M D, president of the Medical Society of the County of Rensselaer, pledges a thorough inquiry by the Grievance Committee into Worried Mother’s concerns.
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The jaw harp debate stirs a Washington letter page
A reader and a correspondent discuss the origins of the jaw harp and its misnamed ties to Jewish culture. The editor explains the instrument is a small metal device played by plucking, tracing its name origin to a French term and its confusion with “jew-trump.” The issue includes reader complaints about radio music and a Maine letter clarifying a typographical error between ordinance and ordnance.
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Maine
A Thought For Today On Straddling The Road
A reflective piece argues against drivers who straddle lanes or ignore rules to gain leeway. It warns that careless swerves threaten everyone and that moral indecision and flexible adherence to rules create danger in traffic and life alike.
National Whirligig by Ray Tucker
Washington The sharp rebuke of Secretary Ezra Taft Henson over Mural Electrification loans and legislation dooms enactment of two farm reform bills this session. The Rural Electrification program has electrified the countryside and will continue expanding with millions of customers served and ongoing growth projections.
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Tetanus dangers and prevention by Dr Edwin Jordan
Dr Edwin P. Jordan warns tetanus remains deadly with about 250 U.S. deaths yearly and shows how toxins from soil contaminated wounds infect tissues. He discusses antitoxin history and modern toxoid boosters, urging awareness for civilians and military personnel alike.
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