The Troy Record Company Leadership and Rates
The Troy Record announces its ownership headlined by Dwight Marvin as chairman and Frank L. York as president with J. Arthur Viger and others in senior roles. Subscription terms list daily and mail rates for New York and Vermont regions, plus out of state pricing and weekly copies.
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Ball Point Pens Trialed In Two Area Post Offices
The article lauds a pilot of ball point pens at two area post offices with plans to roll out to about 75 offices nationwide. It contrasts the unreliable steel pens with the promise of a durable write every time and urges cautious optimism for improved daily postal use.
Moonward ambitions meet hard limits in space travel
Space enthusiasts envision a first long voyage to the moon but face major hazards. Temperature, lack of atmosphere, absence of repair facilities, airfields, and precise navigation threaten even careful calculations. Early steps include an artificial satellite the size of a basketball and a future manned orbital outpost before a true lunar mission.
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Earth
Portugal
Moonlight, peace aims, and a Middle East cease fire
The piece argues major powers may force a cease fire in the Middle East with Western pressure led by Washington and London. It contends that outside aid could enable a permanent settlement, noting Dukes and the British backing the Dulles border plan while urging Israel to accept a cease fire.
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Egypt
New Deal Aims to Empower Oldest Americans Indians
A government plan seeks to shift Indian affairs from handouts to self management. It relocates Indians to industrial areas with job training and placement, expands land and agricultural work, and creates home-area opportunities.
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America
Department of Agriculture
Columbus Question Divides Genoa and Israeli Claimants
A cautious editorial warns that a planned Columbus celebration faces disputes over birthplace claims, with Genoa and Italian sources clashing with Israeli authorities. It notes historians discuss the so called Columbus Question while recent Gaza border fighting escalates tensions and threatens a broader conflict.
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Palestine Truce Commission of the United
City of Nations
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Lumbus
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Cairo
Italy
Christopher Columbus
Perón's resignation hoax sways crowds but risks backlash
The piece argues Perón used labor groups to block the military and staged a resignation to test reactions. It notes fading Evita influence, church backlash, slower labor mobilization, and a weaker support base. The author questions if the street power can sustain his rule and warns the tactic may not endure.
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Argentina
Labor Day date requested for 1941
A letter to The Record asks the editor to publish workers’ letters anonymously with signed names and two addresses. The editor notes communications must be signed to be published and may be edited. The writer asks for the 1941 Labor Day celebration date.
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Waterford Voters Reject New Pool Plan
Waterford residents vote against a proposed public pool. A letter-writer laments youth behavior and argues swimming would aid temperance, while a Bloominggrove Drive correspondent condemns nighttime bike parties and parental neglect amid a growing community.
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National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
Washington column notes Georgia Senator Walter George faces a potential challenge from former Governor Herman Talmdage amid debates over cotton parity, road funding, and school desegregation. The piece reflects on voters preferring practical bread and butter over statesmanlike feats.
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Georgia
Aristides the Just
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Capitol Hill
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Ike
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Senate
Idaho
William Edgar Borah
Herman Talmadge
George
Tomato love apple origin and Latin phrases mispronunciations
The reader questions cover tomato origins from South America via Spain with the French pomme d amour and the Spanish tomato term. Other inquiries correct pronunciation of ne plus ultra and noun verb agreement in English. A Tampa quip notes absurdity in a report about a 520 mile per hour car.
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Political Faction Conflicts Mark Coolidge Era Decline
The Bay State faction that detested Lodge left Coolidge politically outcast and diminished in his final years. Borah enjoyed broader respect in foreign capitals than the presidents he served. Continued on Page 20.
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Frank B. Brandegee
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Washington
Henry ‘Cabot Lodge
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We The People on Empire Policy in North Africa
The piece weighs British and French roles in Morocco and Algeria, urging orderly self government toward eventual independence. It notes Roosevelt's London speech, Morocco's protectorate status, and the need to balance colonial policy with Arab self government. The essay defends U S sympathy for self government yet backs France in governance if stability is preserved.
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Congress
Glenn L. Edmons
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Indian Bureau
Emmons
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London
Egypt
Morocco
France
Philippines
Algeria
Tunis
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Near East
North Africa
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State Department
Crossword Puzzle Clue Set From A Glossary Page
A fragmented crossword puzzle list appears with numbered clues and scattered entries including Norse god Africa Ireland Teutonic alphabet letter and several foreign language hints. The garbled grid shows terms like Seaweed and Dolphin race with misread symbols and partial words.
Puzzling OCR Fragments Spur Language Jumble From Danish Source
A garbled OCR passage lists numbers and mixed terms like Preposition Doctorates and Garden tool amid Danish hints. The text resembles a word puzzle with scattered clues and partial phrases, offering no clear narrative or event.
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