Troy Record Company and subscription rates listing
The Troy Record details company officers headed by Dwight Marcin with Frank L York J Arthur Viger and Frank J Quimet as leaders. It lists subscription terms and prices for local Albany Rensselaer Saratoga Washington counties and Vermont discusses mail rates of one year two dollars etc. The note outlines delivery areas and payment in advance and rates for out of county mail.
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Thy Troy Aerush Company
Nwight
Troy
Bymaith
Albany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
New York State
Rewiington County
Vermont
Audit Claims Circulation Figures for Aurea Daily Average
A report lists a daily average circulation claim for Aurea, noting 195k as total and 43.85 unpaid, with figures covering both morning and evening editions combined. The note highlights discrepancies in paid versus claimed circulation.
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Aurea
Eisenhower Defends Offshore Islands Amid Communist Pressure
President Eisenhower faces U S options as Communist attacks intensify on offshore islands including Quiemay and Mala. After consultations the administration maintains a hard line, rejecting appeasement and signaling readiness to defend the Pacifc frontier and deter further aggression unless diplomacy prevails.
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Eisenhower
United States
Quiemay Ad Mala
Stevely Bulles
Tim
Mao
Chiaae
Pormosa
Tisenhower
Vila
Pacific
Korea
Comori
Aeg
Ilsenhaws
Plague Echoes Through History in Persistent Struggles
Fragmented report notes disease outbreaks and responses from past plagues to modern efforts against epidemics. It references early pandemics, Florence’s plague, and the ongoing need for public health actions to reduce mortality while cautioning that infections may persist. It mentions Hiuth Korean authorities and deaths in Asia, hinting at a broader, unsettled global battle against disease with limited, vague data.
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Janan
Karna
Heron
Kanquer
Ina
Aoccaccio
Florence
Ubal
Influenza Epidemic and Diseases Highlight 1918 Scare
Historical notes describe the 1918 influenza outbreak beginning in China and spreading worldwide, with estimates of deaths in Constantinople and widespread fear among medicos. The piece urges ongoing vigilance against epidemics and calls for international medical efforts focused on the Far East to halt diseases like sleeping sickness.
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Constantinople
China
Wwe
Far East
Budget Debate Exposes Stans Deficit Claims
A fragmentary record cites budget director Stans defending a large federal deficit while condemning "wild slashing" as insufficient. The dialogue alleges political motive behind spending, notes river and harbor grants, education outlays, and defense funding as targets, with claims Congress and the President shaped the budget.
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Machee H. Staas
Congress
Stas
Stans
Hilton
Woashtington
Indead
Gangress
Brest
Mo Dirk
Simplifying Tax Filing Aids Low Income Warnings
The Internal Revenue Service announced that starting with three new tax forms the payer may use by persons. Many incomes exceed ten thousand dollars and concerns rise as the annual tax deadline approaches. Citizens reflect on record keeping and government aid while farmers face language barriers in forms and deadlines loom for all.
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Joan
Unik
Behrnagy
Iveanie
Tax Forms and Taxpayers Struggle with Confusing Rules
The piece notes parallel federal and state tax deadlines causing confusion as rules differ. It praises attempts at simplification, mentions efforts by taxpayers to file without help, and cites a senator who offered a prize for deciphering the tax verbiage while urging further simplification.
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Nis
Internal Revenue
Jay
De Gaulle Forges Case for New French Constitution
The article argues De Gaulle’s basic law is essential for France to end indecisive governance. It warns against dictatorship fears while asserting the need to discard the old system and empower the parliament to revitalize the nation. It notes public caution toward De Gaulle’s ambitions and stresses lessons from postwar history.
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Gontwal de Gaulle
de Gaulle
France
Ville Oie
de Gaulle de Remimonds
le Gaulle
Te Gaulle
Wiis Visk
IL de Gaulle
Reiny
Josh Fair Atle
Frater
Eisenhower's 1958-59 legislative record shows mixed Congress action
Analysis traces Eisenhower's 1958 to 1959 legislative year with 284 requests to Congress and 110 approved, an average 470 score. It notes 12 of 44 proposals adopted, and a drop to 463 after opposition gained power. The piece cites 206 items Eugene sought with only 7A approved and 69 unfavorable actions, amid a recession context and coaching references.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Capitol Hill
Mwisenhower
Conmreas
Renate
Tommition Selion
Pajretedd
Kesonhowey
No Ald To Parents Montonal Star Fragment
A distorted passage from the Montonal Star discusses a British actor and a boy named Johnny. The text complains about health and literacy, noting the actor shows little interest in convincing Johnny and hints at using sap and water. The fragment ends with a stray hope that Johnny can read.
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Holm
Johnny
Words Wit And Wisdom: Speed In Congress Builds Grave Risks
Journalistic slice outlines editorial concerns about rushed legislation and government condemnation powers. It notes Jenner’s proposed amendment on property seizure, the balance of due process, and the push to advance or block measures through unanimous consent while previewing further discussion on outside pressures in dictionary editing.
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Jess Stein Biri el
Jess Stuit
Congress
Willian
Morrig
Jenow
Lyvanny
Akouting Sen
WaTi
Jen ‘Nor
Tnd
Knols
Jenner
U.S
House of Representatives
Senate
Jew RT
Qprose
Denier
National Chiropractors Association
The
Association of Pediatrists
Stein
House
Senator Jenner
Styles Bridges
Emanuel Cel ‘Jler
House Judiciary Committee
Aga Favor
Coller
Difficult U S Relations With Iraq Deepens After Coup
U S aid to Iraq stalled after the 1958 coup that toppled King Faisal II and Abdul Karim Kassem. Only 27 of 36 TCA projects are active amid closures and restricted U S access in Baghdad. Negotiations continue through Ambassador Waldenmard Gallman and Henry Trewaz, with Iraq’s Development Board partially suspended and many programs awaiting decision.
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United States
Iran
TCA
Hlea
Iraq
Prenian
Abdul Karim Kassem
Palsal
A. U.S
U.S
Haghdad
U. S
Uhilér
Waldemard, Gallman
Henry Trewa Dz
Fay
Iraq Development Board
Whiel Clifden Willson
Formi U
Nurdau
Reclimas Uo
Unitor Har Forner Trad
Iherte Velopmiedt
Euphrates Valley
Alice
Strow
Tracy
Anwrigan
U. & Axe
Spex
Thria
Unite Od Stalia
Israel would prevail if Arab nations threaten war
A reader argues nations near Israel would face a strong Israeli defense blending mobility and kibbutz lines. He cites Israel’s small size, universal training, and disciplined forces as decisive, while noting Arab forces lack unity and modern arms. He contrasts U S noninvolvement with France and Belgium arming Israel and recalls Egypt’s 1956 Suez invasion lessons.
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Sinai Penstnsula
Tsrat
Boya
Jhon Rei
Meh
Tsraal
Ne Noncom
Israel
King Solomon's
Washingtonia
Tel Aviv
Ben Gurion
France
Belgium
Nasser
Egypt
Suez
Red China Pressure Seen Part Of Plan
Usder Sec retary of State Christian Warter said Red Chinese military pressure in the Formosa Strait area could be part of a broader plan to build force that might spread to Korea and Southeast Asia. The remarks came in a speech prepared for a political event, noting the Quemoy and Mais island situation.
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China
Louis
Usder
Christian Warter
Ural Inc
Formas Strait
Karas
Southeast Asia
Merker
Fornota
Janis
Aira
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