The Troy Record Ad Rates and Staff Details
The Troy Record presents its staff lineup and management, listing Dwight Marin as editor and the board members Frank L. York J. Arthur Viger Frank J. Dines Allen T. Sliter with contact numbers. It details subscription pricing for daily and weekly delivery in New York and Vermont regions, and notes annual circulation figures for August 1938.
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the Troy Record Company
Dwight Marvin
Frank L. York
J. Arthur Viger
Frank J. Dines
Assisant
Allen T. Sliter
Troy
Cardeys
Albany
Jensselaer
Saratoge
Washington
New York State
Renmington County
Vermont
Hove
County Board Debates County Executive Form Of Government
Tensselaer County Board of Supervisors weighs establishing a county executive system as Troy shifts toward city manager government. The move sparks debate over efficiency versus partisan control, with support mixed among Democrats and Republicans. A five-supervisor committee reviews potential reforms amid calls for improved municipal services and modern governance.
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Tensselaer
Tey
Board of Supervisors
Canrillians
Troy
Tesi Suimahon
Maliki Elected President of Geneva Assembly
Dr Malis Kietory Tr Charles Malik Lebanon foreign minister elected president of the Geneva Assembly. He has long served at UN founding and Security Council presidencies, with solid backing but notable Arab and bloc opposition. The vote was 45 to 3, amid regional and ideological divisions within the UN body.
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Charles Malik
Lebanon
Geneva Assembly
Torhe
Malik
United Nations
San Francisco
Wade
Maik
Bern
Eoluirse
Nilaliltes
Tir
Malix
Tal Fi
General Assembly
Mame Sigeesta Ht
Feu
Var. Malik
West I grat eedom Malik win shows General Assembly split
The piece argues Malik’s election triumph reflects Western and allied bloc support while Communist nations and foes in Moscow faced a setback. It notes the General Assembly divisions signal limited prospects for constructive work and highlights a county move toward permanent personal voter registration in Rensselaer County, with debates over municipal versus county authority and long term election cost savings.
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Toy
Mall
Vitio
Latin America
Alol Fron
Roseow
Malik
Tine
Welcourt
General Assembly
Hensselser
Teoy
Hensselzer
Rensselaer
Hieetion Bay
Mie
New York
Paubus Faubus Challenges Clergy and Courts in Arkansas
The Arkansas governor Faubus attacks clergy and the education rights of teenagers, accusing ministers of brainwashing and linking them to Communist views. He defends closing schools and overpowering the education system, while provoking the clergy to respond as the school board halts football and other activities amid the turmoil.
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Fayous
Fils
Bin
United Sister
Tiehan
Lille
Foubus
Controversy Over Obedience and Education in Arkansas Circles
A fragmentary opinion piece discusses youth education, authority, and civic duty in Arkansas. It criticizes Paulius for not accepting defeat gracefully and accuses him of stirring conflict within religious circles, urging restraint until facts are clear. The tone reflects wartime or civic dispute rhetoric.
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Cacy
Avery
Ami Avery
Warit
Wiese
Arkansas
Uke Fanhus
Paulius
Faubis
Political discourse on economic issues and foreign policy shifts
A dated op ed discusses Democrat economic vulnerability as recession fears fade and Republican prospects rise. It notes unemployment dropping, profits up in several sectors, and a shift to foreign policy critique of Eisenhower administration. It argues opposition would push pro Soviet stances and laments lack of unified positive substitutes.
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Dsd
Eisenhower
Allack
Dea Acheson
Quemoy
Formosa
Sebastus
Posilian
Erilen
Alere
Current Comment on Podiatrists and Foot Health
Washington Star opinion argues podiatrists blame rising weak extremities on modern habits. It contends Americans ignore foot strength and exercise unless shoe free, noting scarce shoes and dining table habits. The piece questions if podiatrists could profit if lifestyle changes improve national foot health.
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Washington Star
Audilin
Letters To The Record Preserve Anonymity
Readers urge not to publish names in letters to The Record Newspapers while supporting open letters. Chief Doherty is praised for helpful guidance, and a suggestion calls for using Barker Park land as a city hall site opposed by local residents who prefer a park.
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Record
Fadins
Mather
Doherty
Wii Cooley
Interpreting The News By Raymond Muley
A fragment from Interpreting The News by Raymond Muley discusses the middle middle class, 25 to 30 percent of Americans, and its political disengagement. It cites professor Andrew Hacker and Ward Wacker on corporate employees and nonpartisanship influencing politics and local governance.
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Raymond Muley
Lis
Thad
Robert Malehing
The
Republic
Twin Quest Lappy
Alidy Tidar Hiefrnd
Iself
Andrew Hacker
Cornell University
Wanker
Syig
Nmniddle
Che Wacker
Exets Wlives
Lecoigian
Salesion
1Ike
Ccominnel Am Page
Words Wit And Wisdom on Bacon Phrase Origins
A column explores the saying bring home the bacon with high pork prices. It cites two origin theories from country fairs and a Dunmow, England tale dating to 1411, plus a distant village anecdote about marital happiness and bacon as a domestic symbol.
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Milwaukee
Dunmow
England
Lunviow
Bacon
The Doctor Tells About Smoker's Leg
Dr Joman outlines smoking related vascular diseases including Buerger's disease and Raynaud's phenomenon. He notes smoking worsens circulation, possible treatments, and severe cases may require limb amputation if blood supply fails.
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Smoker
Buerger
Ergal
Rudger's
Bailie
Raynaud
Doe
Financial turbulence hits Washington as markets reel
Washington faces a complex fiscal outlook as investors shift away from U S securities. Sears Roebuck sells 4 454 debentures worth 350 billion, U S bonds hit year lows, and large buyers turn to mail order and equities. The Federal Reserve and Treasury clash over inflation, rates rise, and insurers, colleges, and pension funds buy industrial stock while Treasury Secretary Anderson must fund 600 billion in bonds next year.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Wizards of Wall Street
Lower Manhattan
Sears Rochuck
United States
U.S
Orde
Stancdard Oil
Inedigna
Maine
Altinugh
Sears Bochuck
Treasury
America
PAIH
Federal Reserve System
Carta
Charea
Wall Street
Henugh
Uncle San
U S
Colleges
Wong
Pension
Chis
Wigan
Rober B. Andersom
UN Assembly Agenda Covers 64 Items and Nagy Debate
United Nations assembly planning 64 agenda items including debate on Imre Nagy’s execution and a push by India and Australia for international health and medical research year. Steering committee approved postponing a decision on Chinese representation. Australia and Ukraine proposed topics.
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United Nations
Genwil
Imre Nagy
Itungby
Australia
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Troy Record Ad Independent Newspaper
Dwight Marin
Ashler
Associated Press
Allen
Burgau
Witter
Malis Kietory
Paubus
C.f, M
Droy
William Morris
Saturday Review
Belan A. Young
Arlington
Henry Steele Commager
Pyle
Wagenally
Edwin P. Joman
A Tadge
Wes
Phon
Simalian
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