Troy Record masthead and policy notes
The Troy Record details ownership and board officers, subscription terms, and circulation data including rates for in state and out of state delivery and the September 1958 daily average. It also notes AP affiliation and billing options across New York and Vermont counties.
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Troy Record Company
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Frank 44. York
Arthur Prank J. Wulmer
Alton T. Sister
Troy Record
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Saratoga
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Bureau of Circulation
Eisenhower pep talk shaping Tepunlica workers campaign
The text recounts a wart of political theater with Ike inspiration from boxing days and calls for Republicans to strike back. It cites Nelson Rockefeller as a leading GOP speaker and urges vigorous campaigning to counter Democratic lines, noting inflation fears and foreign policy debates while criticizing misrepresentations.
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Tigenlver
Priya Ganda
Meade Alearn
Maine
Trak Velevan
Rangha
Harry Truman
Amal Browenson
Nelson Rockefeller
Nice
Manain
Fret
White House
Nad
Evenas
Elephane
Hhey
Earl
United Nations approves fund to aid economic development
The General Assembly backs creating a monetary fund to spur global economic advancement, with wealthier nations urged to support poorer ones. Seventy seven million votes in favor, three abstentions, and nations pledged duties to help cure global ills and finance program costs.
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General Assembly of the
United Nations
Unis
U.N. Reuline
Financia
Wee
Inia
Hank
Fragmented Text Summary Of A Partial Policy Debate
The passage discusses an 11 step direction with the United States and Britain bearing most of the westshinee burden. It argues the right counsel should take a shared yet partial role to avoid favoritism and prevent promotion of individual agendas, emphasizing value in the work of assisting others.
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United States
Britain
DeSapio Sparks Campaign Tour Amid Controversy in Upstate NY
The article details Carmine DeSapio's statewide campaign push into Chautauqua County, highlighting his clashes with Rockefeller allies over wage figures and the broader Tammany Hall legacy. It notes reactions from supporters and opponents, including debates on bossism and political reform, as DeSapio seeks to energize his bid and shape voter interest.
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Carmine G. DeSapio
Tammany
Chautauqua County
Utan
Nelson Rockefeller
Andirgsty
Nick Detiell
New York State
New Jersey
Susabusetts
Korkefaluy
DeSapie
New York City
Liekel
Pesapio
Buffalo
Llarriman
de Bapio
Sul Hemnerng
Cop Bosslam
Mesaplo
Tarumany
Manhattan
Fie Sapasway
Tammany Mall
Upstate
Sampaign
New York
Ural
Tammaiy Dal
DeSapin
Restless Nation Seeks Roots Through Moving Patterns
A reflective essay notes 20 percent of US families moved in the year ending March, with many seeking new homes across country lines and borders. It argues Americans retain roots and pursue growth through mobility, not mere uprooting, calling for better adaptation to current life changes.
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Canada
Ltmnis
Belug
Fragmented Soviet China policy remarks surface in odd transcript
A garbled text fragment suggests a 1949 era debate on stance toward China and the Communists. It hints at firmness against conceding to Beijing and mentions notable figures like Dulles and Snowden in a cryptic discussion about policy and potential talks with China.
Dulles Eyes Might Ease Island Garrison Tension
U S policy hints at possible reduction in island garrison though Dulles rejects pressuring Chiang forces. He warns Communists of delaying tactics and asserts U S will remain loyal to the Nationalists despite attempts to split alliances and shift bargaining power with Moscow.
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Dion
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Red Chin
Dulles
Montgomery hindsight on WWII timelines and plans
The excerpt reviews Field Marshal Montgomery’s retrospective claims that the Allies could have ended World War II earlier and discusses his proposed plan versus Eisenhower’s execution. It notes wartime political limits, the caution of Montgomery, and the value of such hindsight for future generals, while acknowledging the contested nature of alternative outcomes.
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France
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Montgomery
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Wisenhower
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Gellysbirg
Ant Montgomery
Robert E. Tee
Kigenhower
Turbulent Town Turmoil in Taunpe Over Global Crisis
The tauned piece reports in a Soviet Russia spin that Tuapse residents rush to sell belongings in a so called fire sale as a looming global catastrophe is blamed on a moon and a science driven plot. Observers note party line adherence amid public anxiety and rumors of dissent.
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Black Sea
Orson Welles
Mary
Poparliee
Abe
Tuapse
Soviet Union
Russia
Hoto Redis
Paapse
Voter measures spark housing debt debate in Cohoes letter
John T. Moran cites Amendments and Propositions aimed at public housing funding and debt. He urges a no vote on Propositions 1 2 and 8, arguing subsidies burden taxpayers and push toward socialized housing. He condemns current administration and calls readers to scrutinize the top row of the voting machine for hidden measures.
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Wditor
Shely Choice
Guvallhat
Hookers
Cohoes
New York State
John T. Moran
Interpreting The News By Raymond Motley
Raymond Motley analyzes a labor driven platform at the Democratic State Convention warning of union influence on policy if Pat Brown wins. He critiques welfare provisions and calls for tax and public program reforms while noting broad distrust of universal medical care and pensions.
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Los Angeles
Edward
Pat" Brown
Universal Medical
Walter Renther
Mula
Vitamin D facts and a psoriasis mention
The doctor discusses Vitamin D and a skin disease called psoriasis. He notes that major medical bodies have not fully accepted its value for such disorders. Sunlight and cod liver oil are cited as vitamin D sources, with cautious remarks on dosage and safety.
Catholics and Kennedy in 1980 race sparks backlash tests
In a national overview, Catholic candidates appear poised for high office across states, with Kennedy's bid cited as a front runner. The piece notes Catholic governors and senators gaining momentum, the party's religion impact on elections, and potential Catholic vicepresidential discussions amid a shifting political landscape.
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Jersey
Robert Guessional
Meyster
Contesti
Han Ie Hooversmith
Garden State
Soquphern
Kennedy
al” Smith
Siles Kefauver
Asab
Inles
Jghy. F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Art
Edmund
Muskie
Maine
United States Senate
Senate
New Mexico
Chayex
Eisenhower Defends War Tactics at News Conference
President Eisenhower defended his World War II European campaign in a news conference amid criticism by former Allied commander Montgomery. He said his broad front strategy shortened the war to months after the Normandy invasion, countering experts who predicted two years.
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Washington
UPI
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Europe
Marshall Viscount
Montgomery
Geremany
Joe
Vocabulary Puzzle From Words Wit And Wisdom
A vintage reading presents a vocabulary quiz with mismatched word pairings and scoring terms. It invites readers to mail a stamped self addressed envelope for answers and a guide to expand their word knowledge.
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