The Troy Record masthead and staff listing
The notice lists editors and officers of The Troy Record Company and associates. It notes the paper as a member of the Associated Press and outlines subscription terms for both local and out of state/district recipients, including rates for daily morning and evening editions and mail subscriptions, with circulation figures for September 1954.
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Associated Press
Times
Carrie Que Sear
Albany
Menastraer
Sarelogav
Washington Caunries
New York State
Bennington County
Vermont
Payablon
Hureau
Harriman Campaign Attacks Rockefeller Spending Record
Governor Harriman campaigners in Hinghatlon accuse his Republican rival Nelson Rockefeller of high spending. They cite Harriman era deficits, rising budgets, dwindling reserve funds, and proposed gas tax hikes as proof of mismanagement. Rockefeller supporters warn against overreach while urging fiscal restraint.
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Harriman
Herriman
Hinghatlon
Rockefeller
Harriman Tayi
Marsiman
Harrinton
Ahirty
Dewey
Dal
Sie
Hayrumen
Civernor Mortinan
Sears
Atten
Rockefellar
Tammany Wall
York State
Arian Tas
Havrinan
Nelson AL Barkeféller
Tors Hope Tor
Liseal Ganity
Alveny
Federal probe urged into racial and religious violence
The call urges swift federal and state action against the spread of racially and religiously motivated violence. It argues terrorism and vandalism have grown beyond local control and demands enforcement of constitutional rights, warning that unchecked hate actions threaten democratic stability.
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Davils
Hyused Hale
Federal agencies target crime rings and quiz show scandals
The piece argues for active federal investigations into crime networks and the quiz show era scandals. It notes possible legislation, cites Senator Javits, and stresses public demand for accountability. It compares media scrutiny, consumer trust, and industry self regulation with the need to curb lawlessness promptly.
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Weller
Fed
Buschana Steel
Owly Buthaste
Gdminals
Javits
Population rise sparks debate on immigration and urban growth
A district census official warns the United States will reach about 300 million by 1910 and 400 million by 1970, triggering planning needs across housing, infrastructure, and suburban expansion as migration reshapes urban areas and raises concerns about resource adequacy and social dynamics.
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Tiges
Washington
United States
Midwest
West
Thorn
Planning Population Growth For A Global Future
The text argues that modern farming and economic systems must adapt to rising populations and limited land. It compares Russia, China, and India to the United States, warning that without planned distribution, production, and economic equalization, future global chaos and low living standards loom.
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United States
Russia
China
India
United
Tates
Niven Promises To Boost Republicans In Next Election
A presidential dialogue outlines Republican strategy, with Vice President Nixon urged to lead a vigorous campaign. The piece credits the administration for foreign policy restraint, farm programs, and economic stability while urging Republicans to stay active through Election Day and capitalize on improved prospects. It notes Democratic criticism of foreign policy and praises the administration's overall performance and the party’s messaging efforts.
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Nixon
Hall
State Department
Truman
Greece
Ole
Benson
Mr. Mitchell
Cabinal
Nikon
Truman Kent
Rockefeller Clings to Path in Gubernatorial Bid
The piece portrays Nelson Rockefeller navigating New York political battles as he pursues the governorship against Averell Harriman. Report notes his social chill and campaign restraint, while observers debate his appeal, fundraising, and potential new campaign techniques cited by James Reston.
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Labilary District
Rockefelter
Governae
Averell Harriman
Ak Marki
James
Sealty) Reston
Rockefeller
Nelson
Pulse Of The People Letters On Equality And Marriage Roles
Misplaced letters to The Record reveal debate on gender equality and marriage duties. A writer argues American women are equal or superior to European women, contending women bear primary home and childrearing responsibilities while men provide security and strength. The exchange reflects early 20th century views on gender roles and domestic life.
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Eho Record
Owever
Marrige
Interpreting The News By Raymond Molly
The recently adjourned Congress left a scene of spending schemes to end a recession that was fading. The piece critiques federal aid through the Small Business Administration, noting loan limits rising and the program nearing scandal. It argues that it misdefines small business and widens eligibility beyond true small firms.
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Gun Wament
Small Business Administration
SBA
Words Wit And Wisdom And Spoonerisms From The Era
Reader questions explain serendipity pronunciation from Horace Walpole and the phrase cat on a hot tin roof origin. The piece notes spoonerisms by Rev WA Spooner and Harry Von Zell, clarifying misused terms foam rubber and Moobert Heever, reflecting language quirks of past broadcasts.
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Iore
Oflorace Walpole
New York City
Fol
Florida
Rome
T.O.B
Washington
WA. Spooner
Oxford
Spaoneriam
Harry von Zell
White House
J von Zell
United Stains
Moobert
Foreign policy changes day to dig
Washington watchers note rapid shifts in U S stance on Quemoy and Malaya amid Chinese attacks. Dulles and Eisenhower advocate flexible policy, with ceasefire talks and possible withdrawal conditions discussed while Chiang Kai-shek vows to resist. The piece highlights ongoing U S debate on offshore islands and broader strategy against Communist expansion.
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Washington
Nga
Mace
Quemoy
Malta
U. S. State Department
Formosa
Eisenhower
New York
John
Foster Dulles
U. S
Que
Teey
Mars
1 Sul
Guennoy
Malay
Faunenes
Dulles
Chiang Kak Shek
Kariosa
Newport
China
Defense Cost To Increase Says Quarles
Hot Springs Virginia AP reports Defense Secretary Donald Quarles warned of rising defense spending, predicting increases above 20 percent and possibly around 25 percent, with a rise near four billion dollars over this year's 40.5 billion Pentagon budget. He spoke with the Commerce Departments Business Advisory Council, whose members include top corporate heads. session was closed and no dollar figures were disclosed.
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Hot Springs
Agst
Defene Searnlaty
W. St. McWell
Conmperea
Cornell
Council
Ad Quarles
McNall Hoedinod
Inter
Rockefeller Gifts Spark New York Political Debate
A reader letter pile discusses Rockefeller philanthropy and Harriman wealth in New York politics. It notes Nelson Rockefeller’s aid to housing and health projects and questions Harriman’s similar generosity while signaling GOP uses philanthropy as a campaign issue amid Quemoy Matsu protest letters.
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Washington
New York State
New York
Rockefeller
Nelson Rockefeller
Kenneth B. Kealing
U. S. Senate
Rorkefeller
Melson
Puerto Tino
Israel
Chy
Hale Rockefeller
New York City
GOP
Warriman
Nelson Rockefyler
Harriman
Farkian
Mt 1A
Quemoy
Matsu
North Adams
Mass
Ull Gene
Quemoy-Matsu
Nixon
Criti
State Department
Dulles
Eudene Neviis
China
Slate
Congress
Malsa
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