The Troy Record Subscription Rates and Staff Listing
The Troy Record lists staff including Frank L York president Arthur Viger vice president and treasurer Aston T Sister secretary and Ashley DAK contact. Subscription terms shown for local and mail delivery with yearly, half year and monthly rates for New York and Vermont counties and outside counties with advance payment requirements.
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Troy Record Company
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York
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Oujmet
Tressurer
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Troy
Times
Albany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
New York State
Bennington County
Vermont
Audit Bureau of Carceration: September 1960 Daily Average
A notice shows the Daily Average circulation for September 1960 at 44,909 not paid, combining morning and evening editions.
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Audit Bureau of
Time To Register Appeals To Citizens In Rensselaer County
Time To Register urges eligible voters in Rensselaer County to confirm their names on the registry. With a 141 921 population and about 96 000 voting age residents, apathy may prevent many from voting in the presidential election. Registration days were Friday and Saturday, with further steps needed at local headquarters to ensure names are on the rolls.
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Julle
Ileft
Rensselaer County
Cligibes
Crema
Chen
Shocking Capture Involving Guatemalan Ambassador Involved In Drug Trade
A disrupted event in Europe tied the Guatemalan ambassador to a heroin seizure totaling 118 pounds. The case sparks debate over drug addiction as medical versus criminal matter and highlights profit motives fueling international trafficking.
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Belguiss
Netherlands
Pset
United States
New York State Bar Association
Watchis
Vineland
Iishiesh
Wang
Cate
Debated Drug Legalization and Profits in Historical View
A discussion cites drug value estimates and cautions about legalizing addiction under supervision. Proposals mention reducing illegal profits to deter peddling and reference the Harrison Act of 1914 as precedent, arguing gradual testing of new approaches before reverting.
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Bar Association
Constructive Youth Program Aims to Curb Delinquency
A state youth program led by Alexander Aldrich proposes a four part plan for 16 and 17 year olds at risk. Options include youth hostels with schooling, work camps, rehabilitation centers, and home based reporting centers to guide offenders away from reform school. County authorities should adopt a local hostel to relieve detention center demand and gain broader community support.
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Alexander Aldrich
Aldrich
Bescome Tomanagerhia
Tome
Overalter
Sudpes
Neasselaer
Jack
Jnvenie
Springfield
Mass
Hampshire County
Franklin
Hampton
Middlesex
Bristol
Plymourth
Worthington
Faergent Health Boards
Sane
Brazil Elects Quadras in Upset Victory
Brazil elected Janio da Silva Quadros as president, a move seen as a shift from inflationary policy to a balanced budget and cleaner governance. The article notes Quadros’s free enterprise stance, his cross-party appeal, and the broader political context amid regional tension.
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Brazil
Nikita Kheusichev
United Nations
Syorth Neldying
Janio da Silva Quadros
Sao Paulo
Vane
Quadras
Vasitti Khrushchev
Fidel Castra
Christian Democrats
Quadros
Benrique Lott
Urazih
Kubitschek
Independent Candidate Triumphs in Brazil Ballot Choice
A decisive victory for an experienced candidate reflects preference for democratic processes over violence. The outcome signals strong support from neighboring counties choosing ballots over bullets and endorsing stable governance.
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Brazil
South Africa’s Republic Vision Dubious Amid Apartheid Policy
The article notes the newly proclaimed republic faces a doubtful future under apartheid, with white rule entrenched and millions of nonwhites excluded from voting. It warns that Verwoerd’s Nationalist government may intensify segregation, risk Commonwealth ties, and spur emigration of skilled citizens as economic links suffer.
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Africa
South Mica
South Africa
Verwoerd
British Commonwealth of Nations
Public schooling funds spark debate in Troy letters
A letter writer defends Griswold Heights students in tax talks about public education funding. The author argues against using race or class as a scapegoat, noting federal and state guarantees of free education and questioning high school tax implications for parochial students. TOLERANT. Troy.
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Troy
Griswold Heights
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Toy Lake
Anchises
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
A column discusses Roosevelt's suspected invitation to Japan into war and U.S. policy shifts. It cites provocative actions toward Japan, including cutoffs of materials and Silk boycott stances. The piece also covers party politics and a query on Treasury debt instruments and inflation implications.
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Speingheld
Mass
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Japan
Russia
Chi
Caribean
Hitler
Mussosini
Toro
Tokyo
Roosevelt Stimson
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Asia
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Germany
House
United States
Treasury
Richaimad
Robert B. Ander
Congressional Quiz on House Races and Members 1932–60
A study of past house elections outlines party gains and losses, noting Democrats led in most recent years and listing key representatives. It asks four questions on terms, age, citizenship, and residency requirements, plus counts of party representation and vacancies.
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United States
Hoover as national figure and author in postwar era
The piece notes Herbert Hoover’s rise in esteem among Democrats, cites his daily labors in New York with many staffers, and praises his enduring public service. It highlights his role in shaping policy, the Lodge/Nixon dynamic, and Hoover’s prolific writing and commissions, including the Second Hoover Commission and American Epic volumes.
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Foy
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Harding
Coolidge
Fandon
Willkir
Dewey
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Eisenhower
Truman
New York
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
Nixon
Lodge
Johnson
Ips
Germany
Belgium
Woodrow Wilson
One Proper plural form of have-been
Reader asks if have-beens is correct for plural of has-been and notes Russian mistranslations. The reply: English compounds pluralize like ordinary nouns. do not pluralize both elements. Russians misinterpret English plurals and should not be trusted for authority.
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Smiznicki
Russko-Angliiskij Stovar
God Jed
Moscow
Pervon
J. Vatuxem
Wauwatasa
Wis
Mathers
William Morris
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Harper & Brox
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