Troy Record Company Board Members and Subscription Terms
The Troy Record announces its corporate officers including Dwight Marvin as Chairman and Frank L. York as President. It lists pricing for delivery by carrier and mail in New York and Vermont, detailing rates for one year to several counties and outside regions, with annual and monthly options.
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Troy Record Company
Dwight Marvin
Frank L. York
J. Arthur Viger
Vira
Frank J. Quimel
Allan P. Siller
Troy Record
Times Neford
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Audit Bureau of Dircussion PIRRULATION report note
A 1958 item notes the Audit Bureau of Dircussion from August recording a net yard figure of 45 685 with morning and evening totals combined in a brief clerical entry.
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Educators urged to balance cost with school needs in Troy
Dr William Seymor, president of the Big Troy Board of Education, warned Monday night that pressure on funds outpaces the community’s ability to pay. He urged focus on essentials a capable faculty comfortable facilities, not lavish country club style schools, noting the national enrollment surge and rising costs for taxpayers.
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William B. Seymor
Big Troy Board of Education
Avilh
Weelie
Aly Teading
Lee
Cellaltity
Minc
United States
Furget
Chamber of Commerce urges nonpartisan city government shift
The Chamber of Commerce directors press for a move from a federal political system toward a nonpartisan manager form for Troy. They argue business success depends on professional, apolitical governance, with citizens broadly backing reform to improve services and reduce partisan conflict.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce Board
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Tuisis
Yang
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America
Political reform urged in Troy referendum stance
The piece argues Troy residents seek broad political change rather than party switches. It credits management with constructive oversight and calls for an elected council able to hire or dismiss capable executives based on performance. The referendum is seen as a chance to advance progress without partisan mustering.
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Tenny Lor
Troy
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Sion Jurtisan
Chamber of Commore
Reluctant use of the telephone costs a life
A fragmented historical note laments neighbors who refused to yield the telephone when a child needed urgent help. It argues the phone is a public life saving tool, urging parental control of line monopolization and urging courtesy during emergencies to prevent deaths and property loss.
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Franklin Lakus
New Torey
Telephone Inc
Ile Susan
Seine
Canlimne
Torie
Prinvinis
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Gil Ns Salry
Clarifying China and foreign influence in early Cold War rhetoric
An editorial voice argues against perceived Western interference and mischaracterizations of China’s status, claiming China's independence in its early period and criticizing extraterritorial pressures. It discusses Soviet and American roles, the Crusade for influence, and asserts that Communist advances reshaped China without full territorial occupation.
United States stance on Taiwan and Red China actions
The text argues the United States will defend ally Chiang Kai-shek's forces and outposts in Taiwan and Quemoy without attacking Peiping. It contends China exaggerates threats, Khrushchev's comments are strategic, and Mao remains cautious, fearing Western opposition amid ongoing shelling.
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Real Issue in Maine in Goldfine Scandal
The piece argues Goldfine gift giving and Sherman Adams ties hurt Maine Republicans in the 1936 election. It claims Muskie’s landslide was aided by Adams fallout, predicting the GOP’s losses nationwide if Adams remains. It calls for Adams to exit to boost Republican chances in upcoming elections.
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Shem Adams
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Great Stone Face Core Repair On Mount Washington
Reading from the Hartford Courant, work is underway to stabilize the Great Stone Face on the Mount Washington range. Crews bore holes, anchor steel rods, and install a ski tramway access while commemorating the landmark's mythical likeness and its long standing local legend.
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Sartford Courant
Sullivan
Suuny
Aniil
Uke Tosan
Dan Webster
Prancania
Waterford letters critique volunteer fire day and city water woes
Readers critique charity tag days for volunteer firemen and condemn city water handling. Letters describe a big blaze in Cohoes, praise Waterford volunteers, question reservoir sales, and complain about dirty water and supply cuts affecting Troy and Rensselaer residents.
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Berltime
Words Wit And Wisdom From a Question on Hurrah's Nest
A Dr W Wolff of New Kensington asks about the origin and meaning of the colloquial phrase hurrah s nest in a lively monologue on slang. The piece explores whether hurrah refers to a beast, a person, or a mood and notes how the term appears in exclamations and party rally aftermaths.
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W. Wolff
New Kensington
Hoffa's Teamsters defy Meany decade as union tensions rise
National labor scene centers on James Hoffa's Teamsters expanding membership with a $41,000,000 fund to challenge Meany-Reuther forces, while Meany's AFL-CIO leadership faces resistance from state and legal unions over merger and political strategy. Hoffa contemplates a special convoy election. critics fear loss of union autonomy and potential legislative setbacks.
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Leukemia Explained by Dr Jortian Insights
Dr Edwin B P Jortian explains leukemia types and detection. He describes acute and chronic forms, how the disease begins and progresses, and methods to diagnose under microscopic examination with special dyes. The article addresses early symptoms and the potential for varying courses in patients.
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Trade Talks Between Japan and Canada Report Leukemia Research
A joint communique from Ottawa and Washington outlines mutual interest in expanding trade and advancing leukemia research. Officials discuss arsenic, ACTH, cortisone, and radiation therapies while noting ongoing studies on blood disorders, bone marrow analysis, and the role of nutrition, with two governments aiming to accelerate scientific collaboration and funding through the Leukemia framework.
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