Uncle Sam Statue and Troy Roots Featured in Memorial Day Reflection
The Troy Record recalls Samuel Wilson as the real Uncle Sam and Troy’s link to the nation’s symbol. It argues for markers and ongoing celebrations to honor his life, home sites, and the idea of Uncle Sam as a local emblem.
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Troy
Sam
Samuel Wilson
Emma Willard School
Russell Sage
Thomas Nast
John Bull
England
Oakwood Cemetery
New York Senate Choice Weighs Keating and Hogan
Editorial urges New York to send capable senators and not fall to an also ran status. It highlights past notable New York figures and asserts the need to replace Senator Ives with worthy candidates Representative Kenneth B. Keating and District Attorney Frank S. Hogan, noting Keating's decade in the House and strong seniority.
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New York
United States Senate
Congress
Washington
William H. Seward
Hamilton Fish
William M. Evarts
Elihu Root
James W. Wadsworth Jr
Robert F. Wagner
John Foster Dulles
Herbert H. Lehman
Ives
Kenneth B. Keating
Frank S. Hogan
Senate
Keating
House of Representatives
Keating versus Hogan debated for Senate seat
The editorial compares Keating and Hogan regarding qualifications for the Senate. It argues Keating offers proven legislative experience and foreign affairs knowledge, while Hogan lacks wider national exposure, making him a risky choice. The piece urges voters to prefer Keating for steady service in Washington.
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Senate
Hogan
United Nations
Jin Farley
Washington
Keating
Far East
Bronx
Liberal
Congress
Empire State
Disunity In The Arab Family
The United States will withdraw a battalion of Marines from Lebanon again, while Britain keeps Jordan protected from Nasser. Dag Hammarskjold’s effort to unite Arab states falters as Nasser allies clash with Jordan, delaying Western withdrawals and highlighting growing Arab disunity. Syria Lebanon and Jordan face renewed strains, with nationalism and internal feuds hindering cohesive policy.
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United States
Lebanon
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
Hussein
Jordan
Nasser
Egypt
General Assembly
Free Nations
Hammarskjold
Radio
Cairo
Middle East
America
Britain
Syria
Freshmen Steal March in RPI Class Spirit
A humorous note celebrates Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute freshmen outpacing sophomores in typical college rivalries. The writer quips about the opening of the new year, campus parades, and the enduring vigor and confidence of young college men.
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Formosa Strait
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Broadway
Court House
Auto Strike Threat Lingers Over Ford Talks
The United Auto Workers warn of a possible strike at Ford on Sept. 17 if a new contract isn’t reached, while both sides maintain bargaining momentum. Analysts call the move a pressure tactic guiding negotiations toward a mutually satisfactory agreement.
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United Auto Workers Union
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Current Comment on Mr. K and Soviet Laundry Gadget
A London Reuters dispatch reports Soviet housewives can buy a new super sound device for delicate laundry. It removes stubborn stains gently, a tool that might suit Mr Khrushchev during tricky moments with his own stains of leadership.
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Mr. K
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Reuter
London
Khrushchev
Pulse Of The People on Colonie budget and recreation proposed raises
A readers letter highlights Colonie budget concerns, noting $48 000 in town funds for growth boosts and a recreation director salary proposal of 6 000. The writer urges trimming surveys and spending, urging property owners to scrutinize taxes as the tax rate nears 100 per 1 000 and calling for fiscal restraint.
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Colonie
Peornen
Interpreting The News By Raymond Moley
Mrs. Roosevelt has opposed right to work measures in five states while acting as U N representative she supported the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in Paris 1948 aiding a global standard on trade unions. It notes her role on the United Nations Human Rights Commission and the 85 committee meetings. The piece highlights Article 23 Section 3 protecting freedom to form unions.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
United Nations
Human Rights Commission
Social Committee
Assembly
Labor bosses and law gaps pace U.S. labor history
In Washington Hoffa and other union leaders escape federal charges due to existing limits and state law gaps. Supreme Court rulings say new legislation was needed to curb violations, yet Congress and states failed to act amid labor politics and fear of the labor vote.
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Washington
James R. Hoffa
Afl-Cio
McClellan Committee
Congress
Supreme Court
Senate
Teamsters
House
Dave Beck
Hoffa
Gibson
Barney Baker
Dan ‘Tobin
Teamsters’ Union
Democrats
Tional Academy of Language
France
Supreme Court de Washington
D.C
Academy Cou
U.S. District Court
Court of Appeals
Second District
James F. Byrnes
Narlan Stone
Homer S. Cummings
AFL
Cummings
Dillinger
Kelly
Hobbs
Alabama
New York Teamsters
McClellan
Buzz In Ears And Other Reader Questions
Dr Jordan addresses buzzing ears possible causes and tests for Merina disease and nervous and circulatory issues. He notes emotional tension can worsen symptoms and mentions bee sting allergies and desensitization options. The column previews a biweekly Q and A format with selected reader questions.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
J.C. A
Menier
Soviet Northern Fleet to hold Barents Sea drills
The Soviet Defense Ministry announced the northern fleet will begin exercises from September 20 to October 25 in the Barents and Kara Seas off the Arctic coast. Modern weapons will be used and all ships and planes were warned to stay clear. Key ports include Murmansk and Arkhangelsk.
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London
Soviet Union
Barents and
Kara Seas
Russia
Arctic
Defense Ministry
Radio
Moscow
Arctic Circle
Siberian
Murmansk
Arkhangelsk
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