Troy Record Publisher and Staff Directory Snapshot
The Troy Record shows staff positions with Dwight Marva as owner, Frank Le York as president youth Ehutracy wfre lists, J Arthur Viger as treasurer, Frank J Guimet as assistant, and Align T Sliier as secretary. Circulation data for 1938 notes daily average 4543 copies. subscription rates include one year eight dollars and six months four dollars ninety-nine.
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Troy Recta Company
Dwight Marva
Ehutracy Wfre
Frank le York
Arthur Viger
Frank J, Guimet
Align ‘T, Sliier
Fiscal strain and debt growth urged by President Eisenhower era deficits
The article critiques rising federal spending and debt under Eisenhower era policy, noting expanded borrowing, shifting revenue, and calls for restraint. It contrasts hopes of avoiding bankruptcy with concerns over shrinking revenues and increasing expenditures, highlighting congressional inertia and the president's vetoes on proposed bills.
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Presiden
Eisenhower
Peneatiine
Praelien
Orlens
Susi
Howst Lakes
Congress
Woking
Ilkenhiwer
Drake
Arsansay Crisis Sparks Regional Tensions and Maneuvers
A garbled report notes rising regional strain as Arsansay faces a peace dispute. It mentions Gan ernoe Gival Fallin and Tan mel Aa amid ongoing crises near Little Wack. Troops tighten boundaries while local residents call for calm.
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Arsansay
Little Wack
Trdtrat
Ayia
Views on integration slowdowns and unrest in the South
Amid mixed views on integration patience grows in the South. Whites favor a slow approach while some southerners fear unrest and seek peaceable settlement. John Kasper tours South Carolina provoking mixed reactions, and incidents in Clinton and Fulton reflect ongoing tension as communities attempt to prevent violence and delay school integration during a turbulent period.
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John Keaspre
Women Engage in Campaign Roles in Rockefeller Race
A discussion on Mrs Margold Rockefeller joining the gubernatorial campaign, noting the trend of wives influencing political discourse. The piece cites examples of effective women in government, laments the risks of public remarks, and suggests women may stay in the background to avoid political fallout.
Defense tones clash in chaotic Chicago briefing
A scrambled report from Chicago quotes Secretary Mekboy defending U S defenses amid criticism. He claims the United States leads the Soviet Union in power and readiness, while critics push back about alleged Soviet gains and policy flaws.
Secrets of missile strength and U S skeptics debate
A speech by Secretary Mehlroy in Chicago is expected to draw attention as debate swirls over American and Soviet missile capabilities. The talk argues the United States spreads its research across several missile types, while the Russians may focus on one, with Sputniks cited as evidence of military advance. Critics warn against exaggeration that shakes public confidence.
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Meilroy
Chicago
Russia
United States
Soviet Union
Mekhay
Nailer
Horn
Mike Putlie
Brealey
Congress
Laformotion
Political Theatre in Liberal Strategy and Smear
A brittle critique of Liberal leaders as covert pawns in a staged contest with Democrats. The piece envisions a political farce where Liberals pretend strength, plot around Hogan, and seek to sway unions and voters, with Tammany Hall figures implicated in orchestrating a transparent manipulation plan.
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Thmameel Thomas
United States Seale
Finletter
IL Findetter
Hogan
Alrealy
Wiley
T Harriman
Messrs. Rose
Connte
Berle
Letter to The Record A protest over volunteer fire company begging
A reader from Sprigetown denounces Waterford volunteer fire companies for holding up traffic during Labor Day weekend to solicit alms. She urges more community events and funds directed to schools and playgrounds, arguing the fire groups should fund themselves rather than burden motorists. The letter requests anonymity and notes the paper may edit communications. IRRIGATED.
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Ne Jashore
Waterford
Labor Law Debate Hots Up Over Racketeering Reforms
Washington observers say next Congress will again press labor legislation. Critics note current bills would not curb racketeering or give real enforcement power. Secretary Mitchell and Senator Kennedy debate to address violations alleged by the McClellan committee as political campaigns loom.
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Washington
Nea
Tasenhower
Fay
Secretary of Labor
P. Mitchell
McClellan
Rackolx
Apl-Ci0
Hoth
Camo
Wernade
Senate
Shi
Mitchell
Kennedy
Jssue
Iocall
Passacti
Kennedy-Iyce
Congress
Mass
Kenny Edwin P
Jomian
Blaines
He National Association
T. B
U.S
Gol
Gentral
Moor J
Charlies Halleck
Iana
Democratic Labor Committee
Graham Beri Fen
North Carolina
Istnhower's
Moyse
Tracuion
Glaucoma questions answered by a physician
A physician addresses Mrs B s questions about glaucoma including whether the disease can be avoided, if surgery is needed, the role of eye drops, and how long sight can be retained. He stresses early diagnosis and treatment, cases for surgery, and that delaying care risks greater vision loss.
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Hie
Jose
Agers
Mra. B
Word Games and Word List Puzzle Featured in Paper
Willan has selected ten top word games from the Word Games family for readers. A stamped envelope request invites readers to obtain a copy of Top Ten Word Games by mailing to Word Games in care of the paper.
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Vuday
Lauh al Meekingly
Ah Anau
Gal
Merneta
Willan
Willa Maris
Nixon's Absence Sparks Talk of Dual Roles and 1955 Policy Fights
The piece surveys Vice President Nixon's Senate absence during a tense vote on Social Security adjustments and unemployment benefits, noting Republican concerns over his loyalty to the White House versus Capitol Hill duties. It compares Nixon to past leaders, cites Coolidge and Dawes as cautionary examples, and weighs how a shift to full White House duties could affect 1956 presidential prospects. The article argues Nixon cannot serve both masters and may face political costs no matter his choice.
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Washington
Nixon
Sherman Adams
White’ House
Bernand Goldfine
Eisenhower
Senate
Capitol Hill
Pennsylvania Avenue
Congress
Frm
Aid Ihe Corporate
Wise ‘Jenhower
California
White House
Sherm
Adams
V.P
Bro Tom
Coolidge Dawes
Calvin Coolidge
Charles G. Dawes
Chicago
Seriaspuel
Bankjer
Coolidge-Mallon
Tiawes
Reconstruction Finance
Gibbons Endorses New Election in Washington Controversy
Harald J Gibbons leader of the St Louis Teamsters Council signals willingness to a fresh vote in Washington while disputes over seven pivotal Tampa ballots and a 76 to 70 final tally persist. Rackets Committee witnesses accuse Gibbons of power seizure in a rigged election as debates on labor reporting rules and presidential veto options unfold.
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Cillons
Washington
Harald J. Gibbons
Ulan
St. Louis
Senate
Tampa
Mit Gibbons
St. Lows
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