The Troy Record and Bear Company Directors
The Troy Record notes the Bear Company ownership with Dwight Marvin as Chairman of the Ute Board, Frank Lo Yers as President, J. Artur Viger as Vice President, Frank J. duimet as Treasurer, Alton T. Silter as Secretary, and Ashley Photo 22006 or Albany BAM handling the private branch exchange connecting all departments.
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The
Troy Bear Company
Dwight Marvin
Ute Board
Frank Lo Yers
J. Artur Viger
Aml Troasttar
Frank J. Duimet
Tremsuscy
Alton T. Silter
Ashley
Albany Bam
Newspaper Subscription Rates and Circulation Figures
A historical notice lists Associated Press copyright with local delivery terms and postage. It provides subscription prices for Albany and surrounding counties, with annual and quarterly rates, and reports daily circulation averages for August 1958.
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Memier Nj
Auilit Buyesy
Emerging Youth Rocket Safety Movement In The City
A youth group forms the Hurdicane Mohawk Society to study rocket and fuel experiments while stressing safety. The piece recalls early fears of automobiles and highlights guidance from the First United States Army and local educators urging cautious practice and proper supervision to prevent accidents.
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Automobil Us
Ramailoy
Tagt
New Yneksh Society
Steine
Wymantihil
Troy Schoolboys
Tollowins
United States
AMY
Simes Avins
Gowers
Ares
Boerite
Runaway baseball race shapes the pennant push
The piece notes leaders in both the American and National Leagues extending their gaps as the season nears its end. It questions scheduling choices and predicts Yankees and Braves dominance while highlighting dwindling late-season momentum for New York.
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New York
Milwaukee
Ayaine
Yankees
Anal Ihn Mhranes
Himmenonre Oulit
Honin
Injuries Slow Braves as Season Stretches Our Sport
The article discusses how the Braves faced injuries but began to push forward, arguing the season is extended to fit more games. It notes the Amelva League lags, while critics say shortening the season would hurt baseball business and attention shifts to other leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braves
Amelva
Forest Hag Mager
Curie
United Auto Workers and GM bargaining over stalled contract
The United Auto Workers, led by Walter Reuther, push to resolve the long stretched contract with General Motors as May 28 expiry nears. With new car production and industry downturn, both sides face pressure to avoid a strike, while unions and management seek to protect core interests amid looming summer markets.
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Kontract
United Ao
Slator
Walter P. Rewthar
GAW
Louis 0. Setton
General Motors Personnal Higd
Elinax Xo
Pulicus Snakers
Uaevey
Indigale
Pavorth
Roithor
UAW
Bub Ike
Englner
Reuther
le Sfis
Itil
Ling Pritte Tipals
Swork Sane
Thal
GonkAet Nggole
Cheyster Company
Adn
Ino Fiuy
Gamera Motors
Walter Dewther
Lill
United Atta
Inko
Rouday
Rewer
Crick
Nina Vane
Dultime Sverking
Dima
Mat Beulhan
Tyke Ine Wie
Mal Ac
Nat
Conservative Victory in Chile Elects Alessandri President
Chilean voters chose conservative Alessandri in a tight race, with the Socialist and Communist opponents placing second and third. The result signals a shift from radical leadership, despite economic strains tied to copper. Alessandri vows free enterprise and economic stabilization to bolster growth. The election ends two decades of nonconservative leadership amid a climate of discontent and ideological tension.
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Jorge Alessander Rodriguez
Alessand
Congress
Chile
Fuuid
Alessandri
Hoyuly Ad Kesh
Communist Party
Com
Alessandrias
Wiehell
Holstir Cidle
Mistle
Guicome
le Vousan
Battle of Words and Propaganda Across Cold War Lines
A fragmented reflection on escalating East West tensions. The piece critiques Kremlin driven propaganda and Western spin, noting claims of looming conflict over Taiwan Quemoy and Taiwan Strait dynamics, while urging caution amid heated rhetoric from Peiping Moscow and allied outlets. It frames information warfare as a precursor to potential war. World powers trade threats as media channels shape public perception and fear.
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Savoy Press
Moscow
Pyada
Kremlin
Bern
Mt Khonshohoe
Middle East
Wir
Fragmentary Press Phrase on War and Propaganda
A garbled OCR passage discusses loud talk versus restraint, noting the North and West not at war and hinting at a broader propaganda clash. It mentions gunboat captains in a fish war and suggests Khrushchev might hear of a file and Russian propaganda taking a different tone.
Educators debate impacts of new standards on districts
Fragmented OCR reveals a debate on education reforms, noting that future diplomas may require stronger coursework and less reliance on average grades. It highlights language, science, and math expansions across schools, with Russian studies drawing attention and concern about equality among districts.
Unths Save Tieng A Covella University research grange
Makcia Velts asserts Velts unite to save at least 1,000 lives yearly and cut fatalities by 50 percent. Optional vehicle safety equipment is discussed as standard by auto makers. only about a million of the nation’s seven million automobiles are equipped.
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Covella University
Makcia
Redice Snfartos
Theo Clete
Steeudent
Words Wit And Wisdom on Lexicography and Politics
A guest column and editor reflects on how political pressure shapes dictionary content. The piece discusses entries like Lithuania Latvia and Estonia and debates whether annexed regions should be treated as independent states in the American College Dictionary. The letter cites a clash with state department views over a derogatory definition of the word cruel. The column weighs good citizenship against lexicographic integrity and recalls Samuel Johnson’s caution about reproach for authors.
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Lithuania
Latvia
Estonia
Russia
Amerie College Die Konay
Peparinvenk
Turkey
Samuel Johnson
Letters on publishing names and desegregation memories
A reader urges publishing letters with name signatures to preserve accountability while another stresses desegregation woes and wartime memories. Myrtle Thurber thanks for concert notices. a courageous former resident recalls harsh segregation, WWII service, and argues Black children should access schools without color barriers.
Democratic split in New York politics over Liberal Party endorsements
Raymond Moley analyzes intraparty struggles as New York Democrats feud with the Liberal Party over endorsements. Tangled loyalties involve Carmine DeSapia, Frank Logan for U.S. Senate, and figures like Harriman Lehman and Eleanor Roosevelt allies, with the Liberal Party long tied to Labor and intellectual elites under David Dirbinsky.
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Democratic Party
New York
Bajo
Tanmany
Carmine DeSapia
Tae Rman
New York County
Frank
Logan
United States
Liberal
Harriman
Herbert Lehman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Air Force
Thomas Ky Finletter
Inlet
Vate
Areamtonlo
Marcantonio
Generell
Edward Flynn
New York Democratic Party
Liberal Party
Slice Wo
Cuilinuell
Maine Senate Race Shapes 1960 Outlook in Democratic Payne Muskie Clash
National coverage analyzes Maine's Payne and Muskie contest as a bellwether for November. It notes Muskie’s two-term governorship and Payne’s Washington seniority, with debate over issues, campaign dynamics, and potential national impact on party fortunes amid recession, Sputnik, and civil rights tensions.
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Wasilington
Naine
United State
Senelor
Renilivan
Ednonit & Muskie
Blaine
Maine
Vermont
Vermont. Nevertheless, Ubsylvanee
Muskie
Prederick G. Payne
Senaton Payne
GOP
Helief
Dows
Heliwean Goveroor Suskie
Senstor Payne
Payne
Yale
Eisenhower
Farns Silva
Faut
Harsis
Boston
Washington
Truman
Duskie
Wasa
Antitickets
Capitol
Avilher Payne
Shera Adams
Bernard Goldfine
Acne warnings and myths from Dr SOWIN I TORDAN
A fragmentary health column discusses acne causes and treatments. It notes acne is not contagious or inherited, mentions the teenage link to hormones, and stresses diet has little effect. Advice covers hygiene, avoiding triggers, and treatments to reduce outbreaks and scarring.
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Sowin I Tordan
Ibu
Talon
Hugh
Billty
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American College Dictionary
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SEATO
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Thailand
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Record
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Troy Band
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Myrtle Thurber Cambridge
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Ark
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