The Troy Record Company Leadership and Circulation
Dwight Marvin chairs the board with Frank L. York as president J Arthur Viger as vice president and treasurer Frank J Ouimet assistant treasurer Allas T Sliter secretary Phome Ashley 22000 private staff exchange connects all departments The Associated Press holds exclusive local news rights The Troy Record and The Times Record subscription rates by carrier and mail in multiple counties with annual and short term options The Audit Bureau of Circulations records a daily average net paid circulation of 45 951 for August 1955.
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How Sincere Is Harriman About Stevenson
The article questions Governor Harriman's claimed backing of Stevenson for the Democratic nomination. It cites a Glens Falls banquet where Harriman refused to confirm sincerity, suggesting his support is largely nominal and strategic. It notes Kefauver as an alternative, Harriman's appeal and bloc strength, and implies Harriman aids his own prospects more than Stevenson’s.
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Morocco Crisis Seen As Intractable Noted By Nations
An editorial discusses Morocco where nationalist sentiment grows despite a French offer of a milk and water compromise. It notes domestic politics in France amid coffee market strain and U S congressional probes, urging cautious UN involvement while detailing the plan to depose a Sultan.
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Moroccan political reform plan and tea price trends
A proposed Moroccan governance reform creates a throne council to assume royal powers and negotiate home rule with France, while Prime Minister Faure leads a conservative coalition. Separately, U.S. tea prices rise amid high coffee costs, with expectations of a temporary spike and potential shifts to other beverages as the public adapts.
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Farm low mood or statistical reality debated in farming policy
The piece argues that claims of a farm income crisis rely on selective wartime comparisons. It notes declines in prices and per capita income but shows many farmers earn from off farm sources, and that large commercial farms drive averages down. The article cites Don Pearlberg on context and year-to-year distortions.
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Coffee Prices Rise Three Cents A Pound Wholesale
Coffee prices are going up as invokers and processors add three cents per pound to wholesale rates. The increase is expected to show at retail level, with coffee handlers recalling past cycles where higher prices crushed consumption after long periods of growth.
Coffee prices rise but tea gains may cut demand
The upturn in coffee prices is likely short lived as the public shifts toward tea. Tea consumption is rising steadily and higher coffee costs could accelerate the switch, affecting per capita tea and coffee figures.
Salk Vaccine Proven Safe and Effective in New York
New York health officials report mass inoculation reduced paralytic polio cases among youths outside New York City. In 353,000 vaccinated children nine cases vs 19 in 280,000 un inoculated, with no vaccine fault found. Rates: 6.8 per 100,000 unvaccinated versus 2.5 per 400,000 vaccinated.
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Serov Birthday Order Ties Beria Era In Kremlin Rumor
Detroit Free Press notes a theory that General Serov’s reception of the Order of Stalin signals a political move by the post Stalin government. The piece suggests Serov aided Beria and hints at army power challenging dictator control, with a broader pattern seen in Lenin and Stalin era security forces.
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Parental Delinquency Sparks Letter to The Record
A reader argues against youth centers in Rockville Centre and Hempstead, blaming parents for child behavior and vandalism. The writer notes local demolitions, cites a store incident with a child, and criticizes European youths’ politeness, urging parental responsibility.
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New UN Code Needed to Bolster Prisoner Morale
A letter to The Record calls for a UN pledged code for members urging faith with fellow nations and refusal to surrender ideals. The writer questions Western leaders on admitting Red China to the United Nations amid reported atrocities and prisoner deaths in Korea.
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We the People By John Franklin Carter in Transit Strife
Column analyzes a seven week Washington transit strike. It argues strikers lost wages and caused riders to incur extra costs, estimating a $3 per rider annual tax while noting the dispute settled with a modest pay raise and fringe benefits. Mentions political figures and the broader labor impact.
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Syrian Na tionalist leader linked U S to Syria killing plot
Issam Mahayiri testified in Damascus that a message from Sham Sharabi now in America claimed the United States was determined to stage a coup in Syria. He is on trial for complicity in the April assassination of Col. Adnan Malki, deputy chief of staff of the Syrian Army.
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National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
Washington officials back anti French, nationalist movements in Algiers and Morocco to undermine Moscow's influence in the region. The move aims to win sympathy from colonized peoples and weaken colonial powers while pressuring Paris for greater home rule or independence.
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Understanding Colloquial Speech in Standard American Pronunciation
A reader argues against labeling colloquial speech as incorrect. The piece cites Webster’s and Kenyon Knott’s definitions, endorsing colloquial as correct and the cultivated everyday speech of well-bred people, as part of Standard American usage.
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