The Troy Record Company Details and Subscriptions
The Troy Record Company lists officers and contact details, noting the Albany branch exchange and membership with The Associated Press. It outlines subscription terms for local New York counties and Remington County Vermont, with varying rates by carrier, mail, and duration.
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Morning and Evening Circulation Averages Reported
Suploobec, 38, 47,749 weekly daily total from the Raidil Bureau of Circulation shows combined morning and evening readership. The figure reflects the daily average across the reporting period and suggests significant engagement trends for the publication.
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Why The Mystery Of Permanent Personal Registration
The Rienthaugh Mensgelher County Board of Supervisors approved permanent personal registration without a budget proviso in 1980. Leaders say no reason for omission, demand an ap propriation and public explanation. The delay raises questions about costs, timelines, and voter participation.
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Gambling touches college football and scandals in sports
The article discusses gambling schemes tied to college athletics, noting past and present cases at Michigan and Life university. It highlights how gamblers targeted players, the personal participation of athletes, and the risk of repeated scandals as colleges rely on football and other sports for revenue. It cites arrests and weekly proceeds around six hundred dollars for operators.
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Mary Roehnng First Woman Governor on Major Exchange Board
A New Jersey bank president, Mary Roehnng, becomes the first woman to join a major stock exchange board. The article notes rising female influence in finance, citing leaders like Mrs. Charles Ulrick Bay and Mrs. Margaret G. Kenhed, and remarks on women's growing role in stock and bond markets and investment research. It highlights opinions on women’s acumen and patience in the investment business and their increasing presence on Wall Street.
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Two Year College Advocated By Leaders Amid Debate
The piece cites James B. Goma calling for expansion of the two year college system and notes Ty Conant once backed short courses. It argues that four years of college can be economically burdensome and that many students can prosper with two years, stressing high school start and financial strain on families.
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Diarvand University
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Canini
Iw College
Lia Fae Nore
New York State
Controversy Over Nobel Prizes Reflects Cold War Tensions
The article traces reactions to the Nobel Prize decisions amid Soviet criticism of the Swedish Academy. It highlights praise for shortened study courses and industry training, while noting Khrushchev’s critics and the surprising Nobel physics award to Russian scientists, sparking debate on double standards and freedom of discussion.
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Swedish Academy of Soltary
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Current Comment on Foreign Languages Weakness in U S Schools
Secretary Folsom of the Health, Education and Welfare Department warns the United States is weaker in foreign language study than most nations. Only about 16 per cent of high school and college students study any foreign tongue. Spanish and French are the only major languages widely taught. Russian study by Americans is tiny compared to Russians studying English. The U S Education Office plans institutes and training centers to improve language teaching, but public interest and student effort are lacking.
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Maine
Waiting in Warsaw on Waiter Service in Poland
The article notes a New York Times report comparing waiter patience in Warsaw and Washington. It describes Polish and American diners, the tension of service, and waitstaff strategies to manage interruptions, suggesting customers feel entitled to interrupt. It ends with sympathy shifting toward wallets during dining.
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New York Times
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Washington
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Letters discuss housing propositions and tax impact
A reader letter argues misstatements in editorials on housing propositions. It contends middle income projects raise taxes for other owners only minimally, cites Buffalo and New York City examples, and defends continued support for low income housing programs despite delinquency concerns. The writer urges preserving the programs and questions alternatives.
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Buffalo
New York City
Rockefeller Absence Signals Aides’ Planned Campaign Strategy
Interpreting The News notes Vice President Nixon’s New York visit and Nelson Rockefeller’s conspicuous absence from the rally. It says Rockefeller’s camp and allies planned his debut, emphasizing disassociation from the Republican Party while courting labor and dismaying party organizers. The piece compares tactics to past campaigns and underscores the effort to mobilize voters.
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New York
Nelson Rockefeller
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Rockefeller
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New York City
Words and Wisdom Quiz From RIS: Abacus to Adamant
RIS presents a word list puzzle with ten A words and matching definitions. It tests matching each term to its closest meaning, then provides an answer key with scoring guidance and a scrambled answer reveal.
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Unclear economic signals ahead of election amid jobless data
A fragmented analysis notes rising unemployment in 15 states and 89 distress cities as the 1958 postwar recovery shapes GOP prospects. It cites Commerce data predicting October totals near 4 million and flags farm income and high prices as dampers, with Democratic-favored states and regions highlighted before the November vote.
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Mississippi River
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The Doctor Tells About Migraine
An article recounts migraine insights from a Boston physician and patient pair. It notes the condition’s varied symptoms, the need for long term therapy, and the potential for gradual improvement through conscious effort by both doctor and patient, while acknowledging no quick cure exists.
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Boston
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