Troy Record publication details and subscription rates
The Troy Record lists staff roles including Dwight Martin as Chairman and Frank York as President, with financials and circulation data. It notes Associated Press membership, combined morning and evening editions, and subscription terms for Albany and neighboring counties with mail rates and delivery options.
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the Troy
Record Company
Dwight Martin
Arthur Viner
Frank J. Onitnet
Asdiutant
Alton T. Sliler
Troy
Times
Atelier
Albany
Hensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
New York Stage
Bennington Cowats
Vermont
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Republic Steel Reopens as Economy Shows Slower Recovery
Republic Steel Corp plans to resume production Monday after a three week layoff as short term shutdowns ease. Industry officials say demand for pig iron is rising in the district served by the blast furnace and signs point to a gradual recovery with improved business activity at local plants and suppliers.
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Republic Steel Corporation
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The Budget Brakes Proposed Despite Revenue Gains
The article argues the budget review slows government spending amid weak revenue, warning that tax relief and higher outlays risk inflation and a deeper public debt. It questions the feasibility of further stimulus and urges restraint to prevent economic deterioration.
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Government spending controls ease but full balance remains
The article discusses the President and Congress constraining expenditures while preserving essential services. It notes limited gains in curbing spending, especially in public works, with defense budget leeway aiding retrenchment. Analysts warn there is no painless path to fiscal sanity and suggest trimming some approved projects.
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Congress
Milley Li Hott
Tavonhic
Hoffa Faces Auditor Showdown Over Teamsters Reform
Reported friction between James Hoffa and court monitors signals a potential drive to purge corruption within the Teamsters Union. Monitors seek full authority to oversee elections and investigations into misappropriation while Hoffa resists external oversight and pushes his own panel. The dispute centers on removing criminal elements and restoring democratic process within the union.
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Hoffa
James H. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Onion
Hollee
Teamsters
Eagie
Owen Brennan
Tramster Vier
Frigid
Aml Bssness Warner
Holla
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Ceegers
Eton
Hans Hoffa
Alice
Pan Am
Hylfa
Eisenhower Speech On Quemoy And Matsu Defense
President Eisenhower argues the American people will not tolerate long speculation over whether to aid Quemoy and Matsu. He stresses resolve to defend liberty, warns against pacific appeasement, and recalls past U.S. cautions amid Cold War tensions with China and the Soviet bloc.
Addressing Postwar Pressures from the Pacific
The piece urges early decisive action against Communist pressures and stresses that the American will shapes outcomes. It notes President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles favor a firm start and warns that appeasement cannot secure peace, urging public understanding of the threat and unity.
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Iisenhower
Dulles
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Alhesicans
Supreme Court’s final authority on integration urged
A dramatic defense of the Supreme Court and its recent ruling on school integration argues that the court’s decision must be followed despite political opposition. It warns that permitting disobedience would threaten constitutional order and calls for obedience while noting education rights and possible future adjustments.
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Congress
Supreme Court
Title Rock
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Hengh
Navy breaks through cavitation barrier with new propeller
In a key Navy advance, the Office of Naval Research reports a new screw-like propeller tested at the David Taylor Model Basin in Carderock Maryland. It aims to prevent cavitation, allowing ships to reach 50 miles per hour with reduced power, benefiting submarines and surface craft and potentially boosting rival shipbuilders.
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Washington Star
Navy
Tts
Naw Uie Bureu
Davi Caylor
Cardernck
Maryland
Howe
Avettteals
Record Newspapers Decline Unsign Letters for Anonymity
The Record Newspapers state unsign letters will not be published and reserve the right to edit and shorten all communications. They will preserve anonymity only for signed letters proving good faith, while unsigned items and addresses will be omitted.
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Record
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker Opinion on presidential war powers
National Whirligig by Ray Tucker discusses presidential authority to deploy troops without Congress approval, cites Eisenhower Doctrine, Formosa, and historical precedents from Lincoln to World War II, while touching on taxation, budget, and political prospects for Dirksen. The piece weaves constitutional debates with editorials on wars, economic plans, and shifts in Republican leadership.
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Mexico
Dirksen
Iinois
C.H
Buller
Miine
Echo
Biscorrowyer
York
Tammany Hall
Ime
Grammar policing in ads and prose prompts debate
A reader asks about choosing less versus fewer windows in a radio ad and cites a cigarette claim. The answer explains fewer for countable items and less for uncountable amounts, noting examples like nicotine versus tar. The letter also critiques a magazine quote on comparison forms and comma usage, advising proper grammar rules and punctuation.
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Washington, D.C
Lobrero
Glalining
San Bernardino
Calif
Tax Cut Supporters Blush Over Record
Washington NEA As always fun to see where his par ts go wrong but forefored piled up by economists and business big shots who advocated a tax cut as the only way to pull the country out of recession is truly amazing. The country is recovering without tax cuts. The argument: tax cuts would have fueled the recovery but risked a dangerous precedent and worsened this year's deficit. Support for cuts appeared from various business and political figures, while opponents warned of misreading the recession and urged government intervention instead. The piece notes reactions from figures like Arthur Burns and Herbert Brownell, and mentions Menbers of Congress proposing bills and organizations urging cuts, with mixed sentiment and eventual hesitancy.
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Iiven
Jook
Nusy
Jan Toberk Nabhan
Amerkins For
Democratic Action
National Association of Manufacturers
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
House
Ways and Means
General Motors
Marlon Curtice
Congress
Ford
Theo ‘Dore Yntema
Senate
Arthur Burns
Eisenhower
Economic Council
Burns
National Planning Assaiss
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Campaigns Aim For Less Prejudice In 1958 Race
Washington report on efforts by Republican chairman Mendel Alcorn and Democratic chairman Paul Buller to endorse a clean campaign policy to curb racial and religious prejudice. The Fair Campaign Practices Committee code urges canditates to condemn appeals based on race religion or national origin and to minimize prejudice in tone and discussion.
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Paul Buller
Charles P. “Att
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