The Troy Record Publication Details and Rates
Notices outline the Troy Record’s ownership by The Troy Record Company with officers and contact, subscription options for local and out of town readers, and rates for various durations and delivery methods across New York and Vermont regions. The text lists executive names, role titles, and price schedules for mail and carrier delivery.
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Times
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Mall Ilside
Circulation Report Shows Morning and Avetlug Totals
A circulation note lists Vasily Average with 45,085 net paid copies for 1938, noting a combined figure for Morning and Avetlug publications under the Audit Burgan of Circulation.
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Burgan
Vasily
Avigusi
Has Adams resigned in Washington rumor spoof
In a playful parody of a famous song we mock the Sherman Adams affair. A New Hampshire paper cites sources. Adams may be fishing or preparing to resign. The piece notes GOP anxiety and suggests a White House shuffle while awaiting official word from Washington.
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Danen
Sherman Adams
Hpgn
New Hampshire
Esters Day
White House
Ilund
Adams
Washington
Auch Condgel
Cee
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Adame
Civilivn- Han
Almatermant
Maine
Forceful leadership pledge from New York County Republicans
New York County elects Reraird Newman as Tepus Kien chair. The party promises frequent executive committee meetings to revive a faltering campaign. Leaders aim to counter Democratic gains, push for policy shakeups, and prepare for the state elections amid internal tensions.
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Eleelow
New York City
Republicans Unite Amid Intra Party Feud Ahead of 1960
Fragmented reports show Republican leaders debating tactics from doorbell fundraising to backroom conferences to unify the party before the 1960 presidential campaign. Democratic mayors in Hudson and Jersey City pledge peace and unity to bolster chances.
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United Republica
Hudson
Jersey City
Hudson County
New York County
How Much Water Can A State Claim
Debate on international law and coastal waters limits. The piece outlines historical shifts in territorial waters from three miles to broader claims, noting U S Britain Formosa reactions, and the challenge of enforcing sovereignty without universal agreement. It questions limits of national jurisdiction, references Texas Louisiana offshore rights, and flags ongoing disputes over Taiwan and the China Sea.
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Unik
Peiping
Britain
Texas
Louisiana
California
Ina
Quamoy
Ghou
Taiwan
Concessions and Chiang Kai-shek U.S. Policy Debate
Secretary of State backs cautious talks but warns against abandoning Chiang Kai-shek. He argues U S aims cannot bow to Communist pressure and must avoid signaling weakness to allies. The piece discusses keeping Nationalist China intact while negotiating limits on Far Eastern concessions amid offshore island priorities.
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Livithag
Mormosar
Washington
Alfink
Chiang
Oie
Danal
Island defenses and Sino communist risk in Formosa era
Analysis argues that outposts near Formosa offer limited defense against a mainland assault. It notes the U S ferrying of Chiang Kai shek forces in 1955, questions negotiated settlements over Quemoy and Matsu, and warns that Communist assurances have historically proved unreliable without guarantees.
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Fortesa
United States
Chiang
Formosa
Quemoy
Matsu
Thillen
Cominunists
Dulles
Rogers Point: Attorney General Calls for Order at Little Rock
Attorney General Rogers urges federal marshals to preserve order at Little Rock Central High School amid integration confrontations. He condemns Governor Faubus for mob support and proposes injunctions against agitators, court action, and potential use of federal troops to prevent violence and protect lives and property.
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Rogers
Little Rock
Supreme Court
Faubus
Rozers
Lille Rock
Genial Rogers
Cnn Sigielive
United States
Lfe
Wartime capacity reports differ between Truman and McElroy
The article outlines contrasting views on military strength as presented to the American Legion by former President Truman and Defense Secretary McElroy. It notes the Joint Chiefs of Staff leaning toward adequate defense, while McElroy warns of dangerous strain in armed forces, with debate over Russian capabilities and the Administration's handling of wartime management.
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Cheago News
American Legion
Truman
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Vruman
Letters on Faubus and integration stir Arkansas debate
A long reader letter discusses The Record Newspapers policy on signed letters, criticizes editorials about Arkansas Governor Faubus, and argues against integration decisions. It asserts editorial bias against federal rulings, defends local authority, and laments Supreme Court actions, referencing Jeffersonian standards and recent political events.
Interpreting The News on Flags of Convenience
Raymond Moley discusses Soviet discriminatory harbor charges against ships registered in noncitizen flags and the global shift to registries of convenience. He notes motives, tax and cost pressures, and cites Greek shipowner Niarchos arguing for free ship nationality in a complex international shipping landscape.
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Tiberia
Honduras
Costa Rica
Scandinavia
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Ras S. Marchas
Niarchos
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Liberal Party Faces Hogan Nomination Fallout in 1960
The piece analyzes how Hogan's selection by the Tammany-linked slate shifts New York liberal politics. It notes DeSario and Desanio factions, Harriman and Dubinsky support, and the Liberal Party’s potential impact on Senate control and national Democratic dynamics.
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Carmine G. McLapin
New York
U.S. Senate
Frank
Dewey
Thomas E. Murary
Thomas K
Finletter
James A. Parley
DeSapio
Yaminany Organization
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tvcker-Murphy
Bandle
Mississippi
Potomac
DeSapia
Tagan
TeSania
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Agan
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Trammany
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DeSanle
Warriman
Wagner
Murray
Eleanor Roosevelt
Harlem
American Liberal Party of
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Waich
Harriman Hogan
Harriman
Save Man
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Lehman
Senate
Yammany Hall Wolds
Kenwth B. Keatiig
Alter
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Troenan
David Dubinsky
Sidney Hillman
Democratic
International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union
American Liberal Party
Avalph A. Berledo
Roo Yell
Facion
Truman-Stevenson - Eleanor Roosevelt - G. Mennen Williams
Amph Jeans For
Afl-Cio
National Association For the Advancement
Vocabulary Test From William Morris Vocabulary Test
Curious about how many words you now know and how to add to your vocabulary. Answers are in William Morris famous vocabulary test. For your copy send self addressed envelope plus 10c for handling to William Morris VOCABULARY TEST, in care of this paper.
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William Morris
Breast Cancer Awareness and Early Detection
A medical note by Dr Edwin P B Jordan emphasizes breast cancer risks and early detection. It urges prompt medical evaluation for any breast lump or abnormal discharge, notes the common age window 43 to 50s, and explains biopsy and surgical removal as options when cancer is confirmed. It warns that irregularities should not be neglected and encourages self-examination and physician guidance.
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