Newspaper Guild and Training Notes Amid Wartime Wider Press Details
The Troy Record outlines publisher staff roles at the paper and AP association. It notes pricing and delivery options across New York counties and Vermont, with a statistical circulation figure for August 1955. The article then shifts to defense training articles stressing survival and resistance to Communist methods for air crews and marooned service members.
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Pheme Ashiey
Associated Press
Amociated Pres
AP News
Albany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
New York
Audit Bureau of Circulation
City Gardens Show Beauty in Urban Spaces
The article argues gardens thrive in cities despite space limits. It cites Prospect Park, Barker Park, and the State Street Methodist Church patch as examples, plus backyards, terraces, and apartment window boxes. It emphasizes effort, care, and love to transform any urban patch into beauty.
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Prospect Park
Fitzgerald
Barker Park
Troy
State Street
State Street Methodist Church
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
First Street
Russell Sage College
Congress Street
Ferry Street
Taylor and Ahern
Criticism of Korean War POW training sparks debate
The piece argues Air Force steps to condition prisoners mindset are necessary and not degrading. It criticizes opponents yet defends the 1956 training program and links criticism to political motives amid calls from Republicans and efforts by Dwight Eisenhower to resolve the issue.
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United States
Air Force
Jand
Red Chi
Miltee
Jess
Republi
Dwight Eisenhower
Denver
Apy [Ulureja
Record
Dodgers Clinch National League Pennant in Early Fashion
The Brooklyn Dodgers have clinched the NL pennant in 138 games of a 154 game schedule marking the earliest date in modern NL history. Dodgers fans dream of a swift path to the World Series while rivals in the American League scramble with the Yankees Indians White Sox and Red Sox still in contention.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Red Sox
Brooklyn
New York Yankees
Dodger
Yankees
Yankee
Cleveland
Boston
Who Does He Think He's Fooling
An opinion piece argues that AFL CIO merger aims to create a labor monopoly. It claims Meany and Reuther will majorly consolidate power, compare unions to industry barons, and say skepticism about prohibitions and Taft Hartley remains. It warns against legal immunities enabling coordinated action.
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AFL
CIO
Meany
National Urban League
George Meany
Messrs. Meany
Reuther
Meaning Of Equality debated by Columbia scholars
Twenty five men will spend three years studying what the word equality means. A panel of scientists philosophers and educators at Columbia University concluded this assignment two weeks ago.
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Columbia University
The Candidates' Candidate and the U S Disarmament Debate
The piece discusses the phrase all men are created equal and debates how equality of opportunity applies to race class and heredity. It surveys the presidential landscape with Eisenhower Stevenson Truman and Nixon inside a Democratic and Republican context. It notes party strategies and the idea of the candidates’ candidate Ike as a unifying figure. It also covers Pearl Harbor planning differences and Eisenhower disarmament proposals as deterrents and public policy.
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Washington
United States
Eisenhow
Adlai Stevenson
Tru
Altace
Truman
Stevenson
Harriman
Labor
Ike
Stassen
Lodge
Nixon
Eisenhower
Pearl Harbor
Normandy
Japan
MacArthur
Hawaii
Parental Discipline and Parks for Modern Families
A letter argues for stronger parental discipline and the creation of parks and youth centers. It criticizes nostalgia, urges responsible parenting, and emphasizes safer, structured environments to protect children from today’s urban hazards.
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Nath
Bandung debates and a Chicago philosopher on equality
In September 1956, 25 scholars aim to finish their studies. A Chicago philosopher calls Bandung discussions about equality, noting Communists easily paint their brand of equality while Americans lack a ready modern definition. The piece hopes the debates yield clearer understanding of American philosophy.
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Chicago
Bandung
Radar Aid for Downed Flyers Tested by RAF
The Royal Air Force has tested a compact radar set that attaches to parachute harness and emits radar impulses over a 75 mile radius. In tests a man dropped 12 miles from shore was located quickly by helicopter, offering hope for airmen lost at sea and potential civilian use for maritime rescues.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Japan
Royal Air Force
Connie and Diane Spark Flood Control Plans
Washington reports hurricane Connie and Diane prompt a reevaluation of flood prevention in New England and the Mid Atlantic. The Army Corps notes limited progress since 1936, with several Connecticut river dams completed and ongoing surveys to adjust plans for inland storm patterns.
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Peter Edson Washington
NEA
Connie
Diane
New England
Middle Atlantic
Samuel D. Sturgis
Army Corps of Engineers
Congress
Maine
Connecticut River
Vermont
New Hampshire
Upper Connecticut
Union Village
Surry Mountain
N. H
Birch Hill
Hully
Knightsville
Mass
Lower
Connecticut
Mansfield Hollow
Conn
Thames
Housatonic
Delaware River
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Sturgis
Hazel
Gulf
Atlantic
Slong
Florida
Carolina
Learn New Words From a Magazine Glossary
A reader wordlist explains crenelation and periphery with origins and pronunciations. It also notes palpable and enigmatic as adverbs and nouns and discusses satellite as a term for a subservient follower in current news usage.
Eastern hostility blamed for west uranium delays
Acting Colorado Governor Stephen L. R. McNichols told reporters that congressional hearings in Denver and the West on uranium stock issues reflect eastern antagonism toward western natural resources. He spoke as a witness for the Uranium Ore Producers Assn and noted the hearings by delegates Klein of New York and Bennett of Michigan move to Salt Lake City after Denver. McNichols, 41, Denver attorney and lieutenant governor, is serving as chief executive during Gov. Ed Johnson’s illness.
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Denver
West
Stephen L. R. McNichols
Colorado
McNichols
Arthur G. Klein
DNY
John B. Bennett
R-Mich
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Salt Lake City
Uranium
Ed C. Johnson
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Listed
The page shows a crossword clue grid with numbered across and down items such as 14 Urns b Beel 11 Deaction 12 Astonishment i ity io Russie i Couled ave il Danish Territorial Aly 1$ Mon Jakes 2h Inquire 24 Freshet s1 Attach 34 Moccasina and DOWN references for solution.
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Astonishment Iity
Ave
Aly
Jakes
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Vapeg Freak
L. York
the Troy Record Company
Dwight Marvin
Freak L. York
J. Arthur Viger
Frank J Ouimet
Amistant
Alto T. Sisters
City Gardens
The
Hartford Courant
Ray Tucker
Tokyo
United Nations
Hitler
Geneva
Dulles
F. J
Columbia
S.C
State Department
By Dick Turzer
Diane Spark
Duck Island
Corps of Engineers
Hartford
East Hartford
Mrs
Frank Colby
Krenuk
Saya
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