The Troy Record Advertising Front and Rates
Classified details show subscription terms and delivery options for The Troy Record and The Times Record. Rates listed include one year 204 dollars by carrier in New York and Vermont counties, with mail options for outside counties at 12.00 annually, six months seven dollars, and three months 1.75, plus weekly rates.
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Rensselaer
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Bennington County
Vermont
Audit Bureau Circulation Report Snapshot
A record notes a daily average circulation figure for a publication, with totals for September and the combined morning and evening editions. The entry cites the Audit Bureau of Circulations and provides the overall paid circulation figure for the period.
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Registration Can't Be Cut Off to Vote
Registration cannot be cut off on the final day as citizens rush to the polls. With four days left many fear illness or emergencies may prevent last minute registration. Polling places stay open to 10 p.m. for those who qualify. voting on November 4 shapes national and local leadership including governor, U S Senate, assembly, surrogate, district attorney, and other state officers. Citizens are urged to participate and uphold duties to determine policy and taxes.
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Albany
Court House
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United States Senate
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Supreme Courf
Rensselaer County
Sebo
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Iterpyet
Anit
Simplifying Legal Forms and State Probing Commissions
A critic urges cutting excess verbiage in legal forms and commissions. The author compares verbose bills to early English practice and calls for streamlined language to reduce costs and speed up proceedings at the state level. The piece notes a printed list of the General Courts of America.
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Ngland
Jena Wadership
Atole Nas
Amenilinia
Propositions and Amendment Discussed for County Government Change
The document outlines propositions 7 and 4 and proposals 2 and 3 asking a republic to vote. It notes Amendment No 1 granting counties power to adopt alternative government forms and aims to remove ambiguities in the law. The text presents a general law draft, an abstract of about 409 words, and submission form around 60 words.
Press voices clash over Formosa Strait tensions and defense talk
A dated activist-tinged denunciation critiques military chatter on the Formosa Strait crisis. It cites Lt Gen James Gavin and Secretary of Defense roles, condemning public sparring and urging restraint from generals and admirals amid red scare rhetoric and ceasefire debates. The piece laments political overtones and calls for steadier policy.
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Formosa Strait
Department of Defense
Vistory
Billy Mitchell
James Mi Gavin
Army
Tomiss
Denarlest
Defense
Far East
Dulles
Red
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Quarles
Oll
Mr. Palles
Columbus Day Holiday Variously Observed Across States
The article notes Columbus Day is not official in all states and varies widely by region. It mentions schools closing for six weeks around the day, parental and teacher reactions, and how some states honor figures like Huey P. Long or Wil Rogers instead. It discusses the mixed calendar status and regional differences in recognizing the holiday.
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Feachnrs
Columbus
Uni Tu
Aline
Columbus Way
North Dakota
South Dakota
Georgia
North
South Carolina
District of Columbia
Goulsiana
Huey P. Long
Ofte
Wil Rogers
Wilhfal
Faifure
Dofferson Thuis
Massae
Pabriets' Bay
Moon Day and Jimmy Smith Day Foreseeable Future
The article reflects on future holiday changes noting potential Moon Day or Jimmy Smith Day names to honor the first person to set foot on the Moon. It mentions distant locations east of Miami and northeast of Cuba and contemplates limited space achievements ahead.
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Cuba
Jimmy Smith
Lebanon Chooses Chehab as President Amid Tense Uprising
Former Lebanese Army chief Chehab becomes president as clashes erupt in Beirut killing dozens. He aims to restore stability, ease tensions with Arab neighbors, and withdraw American troops, while Nasser’s rising influence shadows the nation’s path.
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Lebanon
Louie Globe
Fuad Cachab
Camille Chamouin
Rashid Karami
Kremis
Karami
Charmi
Cairo
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Chahab
United States
Weis
Egypt
Syria
United Arab Republi
Abdel Gamal Nasser
Chehaty
Aca
Kremlin
Pope Pius XII and the Call for World Peace
The article lauds Pope Pius XII known as the Pope of Peace for his lifelong advocacy of harmony among all peoples. It notes his role during two world wars and turbulent times, his diplomacy in European capitals, and his condemnation of aggression and injustice. It highlights his care for Jews and other persecuted groups, and his tireless religious leadership up to his final weeks.
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Pope Pius X
Mitler
Poland
Pius XI
Sensible Pilots urge compliance with court injunction
The Ale Ling Pilots Association said members would obey a midnight injunction barring a strike. About 1,720 workers stayed at their jobs Sunday, signaling a measured response to the court order while emphasizing a commitment to lawful settlement processes.
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Springfield
Acronym Word Quest Spawns Noted Skyward Coinages
Sten ley Melaniz of Wensington Maryland ponders the word acronym and its rise from initial syllables to new terms like ComPribPar. The piece traces how acronyms form from multiple words and cites World War I verbiage, Merriam Webster broadenings, and quirky recent inventions including a Cape Canaveral signal for destroying missiles.
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Wensington
U.S
Navy
Amphibious Forges
Pacific
Tyelos
New Zealand Army
Jt Waars
Womens Army Augiberiary Corps
Miss Niy
National Bisoni
Socony
Standard Git
York
Merriam ‘Webster
Gape Canaveral
Interpreting the News by Raymond M Loley
A column examining congressional power and committee influence in the upcoming 30th Congress, naming likely chairmen and judging liberal or conservative slants across Senate committees such as Agriculture Appropriations Armed Services Banking and Currency and Foreign Relations. It notes Dulles' stance on Formosa and discusses reactions to Chiang Kai-shek and Quemoy Matsu.
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Los Angeles
Congress
Senate
Agriswiturt
Senate Committee of Agriculture
Milendey
Louisiana
Hayden
Arizona
Dulles
Armed Services
Chiang Kaishuk Russell
Georgia
Springfield
Mara
Serrel
Bright
Arkansas
Chiang
Byrd
Virginia
Green
Fulbright
McClellan
Chilang
Quemoy
Matsu
Formosa
Eisenhower
Malsu
Chang
Man Tse-tung
Corfer
C. L
Flint
Minh
Latin America
Retary Dulles
Pifteen
Nixon faces risk in campaign role for GOP
National Whirligig ponders Vice President Nixon’s boldness in leading GOP efforts amid a perceived Democratic year. The column notes Nixon’s willingness to campaign across key states to aid tired party candidates, despite his personal distaste for politics. It suggests his nationwide exposure could build support and lasting political influence for a potential 1960 bid.
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Washington
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Wice
Lowe
Thuenshower
Ludo
GOP
Maine
New Jersey
GOP Read on Labor Tactics Shapes Election View
Washington correspondent analyzes labor unions and GOP fears in the 1956 campaign. The GOP cites COPE and unions like UAW, Steel Workers, and Teamsters while portraying Walter Reuther as a central figure. Expenditures show eight major labor groups totaling about 1.62 million in 1956, with broader party totals estimated near 200 billion dollars.
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Peter Roson
Rea
Washington
NBA
Els
Organized Labor
GOP
Apt-Do Committee On
Walter Roker
Pacific Coast
Ohio
Mississippi
Rockies
COPE
Beither
Unite! Auto Workers
Rocession
Fteather
Nowhian
Maine
America
Lext
McClellan
UAW
Reuther
Arcond
Boxshares
Ry Mofla
Routher
Auto Workers
Steel Workers
Machinists Nonpartisan Political League
International Ladies Garment Workers Campaign Committee
Railway Labor
PassiGead Leagud
Tranmen's Pos Hew? Education Tengue
Amalgamated Clothing Workers Poltical Furth
Manuy
Labor
Ubal
Committee For Constitutional Government
Anilir
Yugoslavia Accepts Soviet Wheat Delivery Offer
Belgrade announced that the Soviet Union had expressed readiness to deliver 200000 tons of wheat after prior refusals. A Yugoslav official said during trade talks the Soviets pledged to supply the wheat, while the timing appeared linked to Western pressure and U.S. actions in the region.
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Yugoslavia
Soviet Union
Dingo Kane
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