The Troy Record Directory of Staff and Rates
The Troy Record lists publication details including staff roles and the board chairman and president. It details subscription rates for local and out of area, with prices for daily and mail delivery, and notes AP and audit bureau affiliations.
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Thruway picnic plazas face cautious support
The piece discusses possible roadside picnic plazas along the Thruway with limited land, parking, and facilities. It debates expanding scenic stops while noting current tolls and parallel roads reduce truck use and that the time may not be ripe for wide expenditures.
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Dewey
Valley
Hhill
Thruway Authority
End to Age 45 Hiring Barriers Urged in Labor Day Message
President Eisenhower appeals to end industry refusals to hire workers aged 45 and over, citing experience and stability. The piece discusses wage, price, and inflation dynamics, noting purchasing agents report price increases driven by labor costs and materials, while anti inflation measures face political resistance.
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Eisenhower
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United States
Maturity as a Key in Labor Productivity and Pension Policy
A columnist argues that older workers bring steadier performance, while youth risk, urging pension systems that protect older employees and retrain them. The piece cites experience where maturity yields greater value to employers and calls for industry awareness of aging workers as an asset.
Improving The Thruway Could Pay For Itself Sooner
The note discusses the New York Thruway’s cost of over six hundred million dollars and a proposed idea to improve it without greatly raising expenses. Assemblyman Johnson of Ticonderoga proposes a roadside enhancement and the writer voices support for the concept.
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One-Party Press in 1950s America
Analysis argues the so called one party press favors Eisenhower era Republicans due to business and corporate interests. The piece notes editors’ tendency to back the party perceived as friendly to commerce and questions Democratic claims of a skewed press. It casts doubt on blanket assertions about partisan journalism.
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Stevenson
Sparkman
Eisenhower
Nixon
United States
Congressman's plea for world condemnation of Communist torture
The letter recounts Lt. Guy H. Bumpas of Jackson Mississippi shot down over Korea and tortured by Communist captors. General Parks cites six skull fractures and denial of proper medical care. Rep. Thomas J. Dodd urges UN action and international condemnation to preserve a historical record.
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Guy H. Bumpas
Jackson
Mississippi
North
South Korea
Bumpas
United States Air Force
Japan
Harlan C. Parks
United States
Papmunjom
Parks Bumpas
Connecticut
Thomas J. Dodd
Dodd
Nuemberg
Dulles
United Nations
International Tribunal
Moscow
Russia
Congressman Dodd
NAACP questions lynching label in Mississippi death case
A 14 year old Chicago boy visiting Mississippi was abducted by two men and a woman, later found dead. Police charged two men with murder and seek the woman. NAACP officials dispute calling it lynching, urging prosecution and punishment of the guilty.
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Chicago
Mississippi
NAACP
Harlem
United States
North Carolina
South
Cyprus crisis tests Turkey Greece Britain at conference
The piece reports Turkey urging Britain and Greece to avert a Cypriot shift toward Enosis while warning of potential armed conflict for Turkish minorities. Menderes cautions against sudden moves and seeks NATO unity to suppress Cypriot terrorists, promising defendable Turkish communities.
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Britain
Greece
Cyprus
Enosis
Russia
London
Ankara
Menderes
NATO Unity
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
A Denver Post editorial denounces Interior Secretary McKay and the Eisenhower era conservation policy. The piece accuses McKay of neglecting Western power and reclamation projects and urges his resignation. It notes Congressional record mention and McKay's public defense at an Oregon event.
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Washington
Douglas McKay
White House
Public Power
Ike
Sherman Adams
Leonard W. Hall
Denver Post
Post
Palmer ‘Hoyt
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Hoyt
West
McKay
MacKay
Eisenhower
Meuse- Argonne
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Upper
Colorado Basin
Mc.Kay
Capitol Hill
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Denver
United States
Department of the Interior
Washington Lobby
Congressional
Richard J. Neuberger
Oregon
George W. Norris
Harold L. Ickes
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Izaak Walton
Critical Period Ahead For Polio Hit Regions
Washington reports the U S Public Health Service warns a major poliomyelitis outbreak remains possible this year weather may affect spread. U S cases peak mid September then decline, with 1955 totals far below 1952 highs though Massachusetts faces a serious surge. Vaccine aid act signed by President Eisenhower offers 30 million dollars for vaccination programs, though vaccine allotments lag and immunity evidence appeared after three shots in trials.
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United States
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U.S
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New England
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
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Michigan
Eisenhower
Why we say pair of pants and glasses explained
The piece explains the linguistic history behind phrases like a pair of pants and a pair of glasses, noting that two parts joined form a single item. It also answers whether irregardless is a word, concluding it is a double negative and should be avoided in favor of regardless.
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Clase
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U N Falls Short In Goal For Korea
The UN report shows funds for Korea reconstruction fall short despite high tax revenue and progress at 3833 sites. Lt Gen Coulter notes UN members helped start cement coal textile and fish output but more funds are needed and UNRRA faces possible shutdown.
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South Korea
John B. Coulter
U. S. Army
U.N. Assembly
U.N
Reconstruction Agency
UNRRA
Coulter
UNKRA
Crossword Puzzle From the Fragments of an Old Page
An OCR fragment shows a scattered crossword puzzle fill with partial clues and garbled words. The readable bits include hints like King Arthur, water bodies, and various numbered entries, but most of the grid and clues are distorted beyond full reconstruction.
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