The Troy Record Board of Directors Listing
The Troy Record lists the Veoy Record Company owners and officers including Dwight Marvin as Chair, Frank L. York as President, J Arthur Veer as Vice President and Treasurer, Frank J. Aulmet as Assistant Treasurer, Allan T. Sliter as Secretary, with Albany exchange contacts and broad department connectivity.
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the Veoy Record Company
Dwight Marvin
Frank L. York
J.arthur Veer
Frank J. Aulmet
Allan 'T. Sliter
Newspaper subscription terms and rates listed
The Troy Record outlines subscription options including morning and evening delivery, with yearly rates of 2.84 dollars by carrier and 4.00 dollars by mail for certain New York and Vermont counties, plus various shorter terms. Rates for outside counties and bundles are detailed, all payable in advance.
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Troy
Wlail
Albany
Rensselaer
Sara Jugs
Washington
New York State
Bennington County
Vermont
Circulation Figures for September 1948 Reported
Audiance data from the Bureau of Circulation shows daily average circulation for September 1948. The report notes total paid copies and combined morning and evening editions, reflecting circulation performance for the period.
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Bureau of Circulation
Tenney
Ley O'Brien for Congress on Election Day
Leo O'Brien, a Democratic incumbent representing Albany County and part of Rensselaer County, seeks another term in the House of Representatives. The paper endorses O'Brien, praising his nonpartisan, principle driven approach and record on strong foreign and domestic policy. The November 4 election will decide if he returns to Congress.
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House of Representatives
Earehilly
Sonarese
Weller
Washington
Albany
Retwsielaat
Leo Wo O'Brien
Uie House
O'Brien
Alaska
Unito
Heaelyays
Troy Tere
Rene Henl
Orion
Nordsworklig
Leo O'Brien
Biin Ada
Plo Stauld Ha
Mth
Lo Dus
Minnesota
Aging Cardinal Ranks Thinned By Mooney Death Ballot Strain
The death of Cardinal Mooney triggers a shift in papal succession considerations. Emerging cardinals under 70 gain prominence while older electors raise concerns during extended five day ballots as ages and health impact the conclave dynamics.
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Gesward
Rend
Stren
Kigazo
Kteenat
Deiet
Lola
Mooney
Drunken Driving Crackdown Affects Highways and Liberty
A garbled report describes a statewide push against drunken driving with renewed enforcement and revocation penalties. It notes a nine tenths year rate change, cites personal liberty concerns, and mentions drunk drivers threatening the public.
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New York State
Ahl
Mim
Canal
State speed law critique and highway safety drive
A critique argues that aggressive regulation and harsher penalties could reduce speeding and crashes. It cites fewer arrests for chicken driving and a drop in accidents, praising police and highway safety efforts while urging elimination of dangerous drivers and a stricter statewide campaign against excessive speed.
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New York State
Jayibg
Colt
Dmuiken
Troops urged to lead statewide anti indecent literature drive
The article calls for a new leadership in the Veterans of Torvign Wars VEW campaign to combat obsenity in print. Krank Jr Mealy is highlighted for his prior leadership in Columbus, stressing year round vigilance, public interest, and enforcement to drive out obscene material and protect residents.
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Tro
Krank Jr. Mealy
Knehls of Columbus
Pbc
Lin Vew
Becaue
Phinetiam
United States
Weather Oracle Predicts Varied Snowfall This Winter
A fragmentary local weather column cites Abe Weatherwise, the New Hampshire oracle, predicting snowfall between 0 and 61 inches from November through March, based on past winters. The article notes storms in January and a cold wave, with forecasts of a mild February and a stormy early spring.
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Hivle
Servien Carlie Magid
Abe
Qral Rhe Wien
Snvilder Vainasia
Wampshire
Minch
Bist Witter
Troy
Cane
Merlion
Lmself
Udep
Atlas
Deer Hunters Watchful For Winter Prep And Birds Moving South
The piece notes hunters on the wool up hurkh and neighbors removing screens to cover stems. It urges checking the alitifredve in radlile's and ensuring winter overs shoes are stored. It mentions awaiting the leaves to protect precious plants and observing birds heading south.
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Jou
Jets open era of transatlantic travel replacing piston planes
The opening of daily jetliner service between New York and Europe signals jets as the future of air travel. Pan American Airways carried 111 passengers New York to Paris in eight hours forty one minutes, with a stop in Newfoundland for safety. American Airlines also set a transcontinental jet record from Los Angeles to New York in four hours forty three minutes, accelerating hopes for daily cross country jet service as engineers push speed and safety forward.
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New York
Europe
Pan American Airways
Paris
Hort
Newfoundland
Valhalla
Serview
Sage
Pan American
American Airlines
Los Angeles
New Yor
Wilth
Hy Damary
Duguvale
Uulee
Regula Air Services
NASA Seeks Control Of Army Missile Team At Redstone Arsenal
The article reports a clash over shifting the Army’s Redstone Arsenal missile and rocket experts to NASA. President Eisenhower cautions that losing the team, which produced the Jupiter missile and Explorer satellite, would harm national defense and space programs. Wernher von Braun and NASA oppose the transfer, arguing it weakens military capabilities and risks delaying space research.
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Wrst
Lois Glue
WASA
NASA
Redstone Arsenal
Huntington
Ala
Army
America
Wernher von Braun
United States Army
Vailor
Amy
Moitary Arthvarn
Iemstlyns
Faisenhower
Fiona
Nixon gains control as Eisenhower backs him for GOP
Nixon becomes the de facto political boss of the Republican Party with Eisenhower’s support as the President shifts to support aggressive tactics. The White House signals Nixon will run the national and state party machinery while Eisenhower focuses on foreign policy and a broader stewardship role.
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Nixon
GOP
Foreigin
Washington
Eisenhower
Republicary Party
White House
Husain
Dulles
Bienhayer
Wit
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower Dulles
Far East
Middle East
China
Wilson
Captol Hill
Potsdam
Churchill
Labor Party
Truman
Luet
Red China
Quemoy
Dulles-Chiang
Britain Sees Less Danger of War Amid Formosa Talks
London reports that Prime Minister Macmillan’s government believes war danger has lessened after a mission to Nationalist China led by Chiang Kai-shek. UK officials privately note the ceasefire by Red China’s forces and cautious optimism, but warn settlement prospects in the Formosa region remain fragile and developments hinge on future actions by both sides.
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London
Macmillan
Formosa
China
Chiang Maishek
Infimans
Beitain
Chiang
Ortpast
Attienil Wief
Words Wit And Wisdom By William Monts
The piece notes Alaska as the nation’s forty-ninth state drawing public interest with broadcasts about how Alaskans live. It explains dialect terms such as sourdough and mukluk, traces origins of alcohol slang, and sketches how early Alaskan life shaped language for newcomers and natives alike.
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William Monts
Alaska
Jon
Yukon
Jas
Jess
London
Nating
Nixon and the Eisenhower Era Predetermination and Party Leadership
An interpretive essay traces how Nixon’s perceived destiny shaped his role in the 1950s and 60s politics. It argues that presidential leadership failed, party dynamics strained the two party system, and Eisenhower’s administration faced budget and strategy clashes amid a shifting GOP.
The Doctor Tells About Fungus Ailment Histoplasmosis
Dr Edwin P Jordan discusses histoplasmosis, noting the fungus found in birds, cats, dogs, foxes, and more. The disease primarily harms the lungs and can resemble tuberculosis. An Wisconsin epidemic report links exposure to construction sites and water systems, with multiple workers affected.
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Edwin P. Jordan
Wisconsin
Asiagon
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