The Troy Record Company and Staff Names
The Troy Record lists company officers including Dwight Marvin as Chairman of the Board Freak L York J Arthur Viger as Vice President and Treasurer Frank J Ouimet as Assistant Treasurer Altos T Sliter as Secretary and staff details. It also notes circulation figures and subscription terms for The Troy Record and The Times Record with regional delivery areas and pricing.
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the Troy Record Company
Dwight Marvin
Freak L. York
Frank J. Ouimet
Treasrer
Altos T. Sliter
Associated Press
Troy Record
The
Times Record
Century
Albany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
New York State
Bennington County
Vermont
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Grandma Moses Birthday Note Honors World Famous Painter
The article marks Anna May Robertson Moses known as Grandma Moses celebrating her 95th birthday. It praises her late‑in‑life rise from a simple farm woman to a world renowned painter of primitives. It notes her modest celebration and wishes her health and happiness.
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Anna May Robertson Moses
Grandma” Moses
America
Moses
Holiday Traffic Tolls Still High Despite Safer Odds
Amid holiday travel, experts note 400 plus deaths and 1.25 to 1.5 million injuries nationwide for 1955. Odds of dying are down since the 1930s, yet risk remains high for drivers and passengers. The piece urges caution, noting many heedless drivers and the need to avoid distractions before setting out.
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Pius
Nixon Seeks Reelection While Urging Safer Driving
Vice President Nixon indicates President Eisenhower is likely to seek another term, urging calm on highways and caution behind the wheel. The piece notes public sentiment supports reelection and analyzes Eisenhower’s health, policies, and the political dynamics with Nixon and a compliant Congress.
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Nixon
Eisenhower
Harold E. Stassen
Henry Cabot
Jess
Wright
Gettysburg
Washington
Pulse Of The People Letter Policy And Local Civic Critique
Readers must sign letters to The Record to publish them while anonymity is allowed if signed. The paper reserves editing rights and notes voter concerns about city management. Citizens complain about alderman oversight, jobs offered for votes, and widespread gambling, urging cleaner city leadership and accountability.
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Record
Why Johnny Can't Read
A critique of modern education faddism and media use reducing children’s reading interest. The piece argues teachers read less, TV and radio ease the path to amusement, and questions the value of reading for knowledge and living.
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Clifton Fadiman
Johnny
Truman
Back To School Crowds Grow As Summer Ends
As Labor Day signals the unofficial end of summer millions begin their trek back to classrooms. The piece notes crowded schools, strained funding, and a push for federal aid with officials warning against federal interference and stressing local control.
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Congress
Commission ‘Ant Intergovernmental Relations
Commission
Chaperone Of Red Tour Of Farms Recaps Russia Visit
The lengthy farm delegation exchange traveled over 12 000 miles in 37 days across Russia. Officers said the trip mixed education with entertainment and noted Russians learned from Americans while Americans grew weary of the sightseeing. Diet and vodka anecdotes surface as officials reflect on planning flaws and future joint exchanges.
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Washington
NEA
John
Neo Strohm
Ford Alessary
U. S
Strohm
Russia
United States
Sians
Stalin
Vladimir V. Matskevich
Ted Strohm
Poae Tee Wilttea
New York
Matskevich
King Ranch
Texas
Kays Strohm
U N Falls Short In Geal For Korea
Reedley notes discuss capitalization rules for seasons and days, with examples and queries about proper noun usage. The piece references Woolley and Scott's guidance on capitalization and language usage, plus a long aside on the Antic word and a Russian shopping scene.
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U.N
Geal
Korea
Texas Uniersity
Decatur
Paul
Foreign investment and trade growth under Eisenhower era
American business factions push abroad money and factory ventures as diplomacy improves. In 1954 to 1958 foreign investment rose to about 30 billion dollars, with exports reaching 23 billion, mostly capital goods for infrastructure.
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Washington
Russia
Wall Street
State Department
John [Foster Dulles
Uncle Sam
Eisenhower
United States
Export Import Bank
U.S
Germany
South America
Senate
Johnson
Crossword Puzzle Across Clues From Fragment
Fragmentary crossword clues list with misprints and broken phrases. Contains numbers and partial words for entries including parts of flower weight units locations and metals. Likely a puzzle page item with scattered hints and garbled long clue lines.
Frosty Puseta A Frost Seed Verse
The item reads like a fragmented midsection with scattered numbers and phrases. It mentions shrewa and a sheltered side steeple barvionias, plus references to drink slowhp, 13k Firemall bouquets, and soft food. The overall meaning remains unclear but notes several isolated terms and figures.
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Barvionias Delty Na
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Trask &. York
Ple
Ning
Peoria
Troy
Mrs. H
U. & Pax
Reedley
Woolley and Scott
Faroe Islands
Pacific Lands
Erday
Puseta
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