Troy Record Publisher and Staff List Included
The Troy Record announces staff roles with names and titles such as Dwight Marvin as Chairman and Frank York as President, plus other executives and officers. Subscription terms outline rates for local and mail delivery, with prices for one year, six months, and shorter periods in various regions and outside counties.
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the Troy Record Company
Dwight Marvin
Frank To York
J.arthur Viger
Trenaiene
Frank J. Quinet
Allen T. Sliter
Troy
Times Record
Moening
Careier
Albany
Rensselaer
Sarasota
Washington Coves
York State
Bennigton County
Vermont
Member of ne Autfit Bureau of Circulating CIRCULATION Daily Average
An OCR fragment references the Autfit bureau and daily circulation averages for September plus a combined morning and evening figure. The text is partial and lacks clear names, dates, or a coherent event.
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Autfit
Transformation of Troy Union Station site approved for public parking
The inactive site will become a public parking area with space for about 100 cars initially and 200 more later, easing downtown parking scarcity. Delays pushed completion to spring, with full utilization planned to boost downtown access and mobilize shoppers and visitors. The plan seeks to balance personal interests with city needs as the project advances.
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Monsthal
Troy Union Station
Ty Golive
Harilly
Troy
Pear ‘Wenlarly
Tasian
Aemmayilishtay
Valeo Dhealy
Asan Corp Sovier Tevasin Denies Diplomatic Pact
A broken, heavily garbled account claims Asan Corp Sovier Tevasin denies engaging in any diplomatic accord with Egypt’s Nasser over funding or arms. The report cites upheaval around international aid, the Aswan project, and shifting U S policy, with unclear figures and terms.
Foreign aid and strategic aims amid rising global tensions
The piece discusses shifts in foreign policy, noting the risk of Russian engineers and workers influencing global events, and the need for decisive action. It stresses the importance of foreign economic assistance and alliance cooperation, urging the United States to solidify commitments with allies to counter evolving threats.
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Free World
United States
United States Forces Leave Lebanon Amid Cold War Tensions
The article reports on the final withdrawal of U S combat troops from Lebanon amid claims the move shows U S resolve to keep word and reduce involvement in the Middle East While noting ongoing propaganda accusing the U S of pursuing aims in Iraq and Lebanon observers say the departure comes as Lebanon seeks stability under a new government led by Rashid Karami and a cabinet balancing Muslims and Christians The piece frames the withdrawal as a step toward peace but cautions that regional tensions remain and prospects for lasting harmony are fragile
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Lebanon
United States
Hone
Middle East
Jn Jay
Beret
Lee Ninth
Prio Westeen
Charoun
Wu Gov
Leharon
Evey
Ty Hay
Thare
Chamoin
Peare Trever
Tregicont
We old veterans view new tech with wary curiosity
The piece contrasts old fashioned squares with sprightly guests, noting a shift from wartime devices to peacetime science. It recalls past advances like electric power and early medicine, while pondering how new materials and propulsion challenge familiar ideas. It reflects on memory, progress, and the feeling that fundamentals endure.
Change in Gabinet Misreads and Public Service Doubts
Fragmented OCR notes question competence in a cabinet style reshuffle. It mentions Aluehir Weeks, a former Eisentner cabinet member, resigning as a general director of Commerce. A new high caliber assistant is named, Teayis Ty Strie. The piece praises Weeks for courage in politics and public service.
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Waly
Aluehir Weeks
Eisentner
Coop
Weeks
Lyn
Public debate over cabinet picks stresses performance and loyalty
The piece critiques officials including Secretary of Agriculture Beagon and Admiral Strauss, praising Weeks for weather technology efforts and Strauss for naval and Hydrogen detects, while noting mixed records and political storms. It highlights the President’s choice for the Commerce post and questions the aim of recent appointments.
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Ale
Weeks
Beagon
I. Hils
Admiral Strasse
Sompleree
Segms
Mr. Strauss
Leigns
Hurbert Hobyer
Hoover
Strauss
United States
Humorous Side of New York Campaign Distracts Voters
The piece lampoons Democratic efforts to frame Nixon and Rockefeller amid intra party rifts and breakfast meetings. It notes Governor Harriman’s long quest for the White House, his national focus, and how state campaigning by a future presidential hopeful feeds public skepticism.
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Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Harriman
Nisan Soul Tin
Pavlzad
Laerina
Harrinan
Me. Harrinan
Harriman Marrs
State of Ace
Presiding Bishop-elect Arthur Liechtenberger of Missouri Named
The Episcopal Church elects Arthur Carl Liechtenberger of Missouri as Presiding Bishop at the general convention in Miami. He has led the Missouri diocese for six years and previously served as president of the Metropolitan Council and on the church unity movement. He participated in India church surveys and the Anglican Communion's London conference, representing the U.S. within the 40 million worldwide Anglican body. He is known for civic involvement and a long clerical career.
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Linaor
Luis Globo
Froles- Junt
Miami
Arthur Carl Liehtenberger
Missowri
BL Louis
Aso
Aso In the Field of Civic Endeavor, Me Tie Neen
Missoni
Clonch
Lewis
Tee
United Sales
Henry Knox Shovel
India
South Telia
London
United States
Worldwide
Anglican Communion
Aissavri Ito
Thought For Today on Foreign Policy and Politics
The piece reflects on how leaders must adapt to shifting global bargaining and domestic critique. It compares football strategy to Cold War policy, noting Dulles faces constant change and partisan scrutiny. It argues flexible, principled responses matter more than rigid, inviolable stances.
Cease Fire Proposal Aims to Ease Pacific Tensions
Washington reports urge a cease fire between Communist and Nationalist forces over Formosa and offshore islands. Dulles signals possible renunciation of use of force but says no plan covers all issues. Negotiations in Warsaw stall. neutralization and demilitarization floated but risky. United Nations options loom if Warsaw talks fail. Public support in General Assembly appears weak for backing the U.S. stance.
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Peter Edson
Washington
Nea
United States
Shale Ohh
Josef Dulles
Wis Par East
America County
New York
Formosa
U.S
Jacob Bram
Warsaw
Wang Pingsuan
Uli
Scratary
Dulles
United Nations Security Council
Prage
China
Security Council
General Assembly
Pasternak Prize Row Sparks Soviet Demands
Moscow’s Pravda demanded Boris Pasternak reject the Nobel Prize for literature won last Thursday amid charges of counterrevolutionary bias. Pravda labeled Pasternak a “weed” and “moral monstrosity” while praising his acceptance of the award, signaling a fierce literary political clash.
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Moscow
UPI
Communist Party
Pravda
Boris Pasternak
Russia
David Zaslawsky
Soviet Union
Faslavsky
Pastornik
Pasternak
Swedish Academy
Stochold
We Communist Party
Alysse
Gazelle
National Whirligig By Roy Tucker or May Tucker Wastington
A long critical piece argues that even a Democratic landslide in the upcoming elections would not shift power in Congress. It asserts conservatives across parties would block socialization of industry and emphasizes historical limits seen in 1936. The author notes key figures like Roosevelt, Rayburn, Johnson, Byrd, Butler and Roosevelt’s critiques while warning against liberal radicalism.
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Democratic Party
Framklin Roosevelt
G.O.P
Party of Protection
Tucker Wastington
Harriman - Truman - Troosevelt-Buller
Ilhey
Maine
Vermont
House
Sensia
Democrata
Republic
Roosevelt
Sam Reyburn
J. Howid Smith
Rules Committee
Sileh Seder Stag Ag
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Harey F. Byrd
Virginia
Democratic Action
Byrd
Rayburn ‘Johnson
Eleanor Roosevelt
Paul M. Butler
Herbert H. Tehman
Butler
Tan
White House
Soult
Capitol Hill
Words and Wit Challenge in a Word Matching Column
A quirky puzzle column presents a word matching game. Readers must find nearly identical meanings between numbered and lettered lists, with six pairs to identify and a scoring scale for accuracy.
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Gayehe C. Blagish
Nim Morris
William Morris
Doctor Tells About Eating Habits For Children
Dr Edwin F Jordan discusses a gradual feeding plan for picky eaters. The method uses a staged approach over several days to increase fruit, juice, and specific foods while avoiding punishment, aiming to establish a balanced plate and prevent starvation in otherwise healthy children.
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Edwin PF. Jordan
Chad
UN Medical School
Sian
Adel
Sis
Journal of Pediatrics
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Asan Corp Sovier Tevasin
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Egy Ule Nasser
Aswan
Damon Hietele
Jas Aecoine
Ritérian Pifer
Myles
Politiea
Nasser
Ihab
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World of
Science
Bern
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By Dwight Marvin
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Shapligudeo
Agrimainians
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Megh
Queoy
Roy Tucker
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