Troy Record publication terms and union referendum fragment
The text lists staff titles and contact details for The Troy Record and outlines subscription rates for various locales in New York and Vermont. It then includes garbled phrases about a union rights referendum, noting a secret ballot monitored by clergymen and asserting workers will defend their thinking rights.
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Second Look at Troy College Expansion Plan Contested
Aldermen review Russell Sage Col Inge effort to build a sewer site on Ferry Street near First Second, reconsidering a contested dormitory project. Proposal now doubles size with Von Tullio funding, claiming job creation and city growth but facing opposition from a handful of residents and council critics amid tax concerns.
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Russell Sage
Col. Inge
Ferry Street
Common Counsel
Milory
Kerry Steel Scienen
Ruszeil Sage
Pullege
Schenectady workers vote no strike authorization
Unie workers at the General Electric tile plant in Schenectady vote against authorizing a strike. Despite union campaigning and calls for work stoppages to secure higher wages, most workers remain reluctant to halt production. The outcome signals limited union leverage as unemployment nears five million nationwide and factory jobs stay at risk.
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Scheneetady
Schenectady
International
War Workers Union
Dvork
Ringe
Uenerative
Quina Ae
Tie Minti
Dinie
Bil
Close
Rockefeller Target in Rensselaer County Visit Draws Crowd
Nelson Torkefeler, candidate for governor, will meet voters today at Schaghticoke Fair grounds with Representative Dean P Payley. Rockefeller, praised for philanthropy and public service under Roosevelt, Truman, and Eisenhower, is portrayed as a reform-minded, widely-supported figure with a charity focus and strong ties to social welfare projects.
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Rensselacr
Dean P .Payley
Rockefeller
Pather
Fife
Vallests
Yeshiva University
Truman
Rorkefeller
Penman
Grey
Rorkes Feller
Thrash
Vuyt Rockelener
Hunsevel
Nyumay
Edsonhavy
Albany
Evolution of Yachting Rivalries Through The America’s Cup
A historical overview of major sports rivalries emphasizing sailing and the America’s Cup. It notes long traditions, evolving rules, and the high stakes, including costly vessels and sponsorship motives. The piece mentions notable eras of competition, sportsmanship debates, and the shift toward standardized, printed credentials for challengers.
America’s Cup race sparks global yacht pageantry
The long awaited America's Cup contest returns after 1937, a rare event in a decade or more. Nations vie in shipbuilding prowess as spectators in Newport and millions follow the showdown with high anticipation, while the broader public debates the significance beyond a single race.
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Newport
Troy approves demolition for downtown railroad station site parking
Troy council approves funds to demolish the old railroad station and develop a large downtown parking facility near the shopping district. Delays from removing tracks and railroad funding remain, but officials say sufficient space can house nearly 300 cars, easing congestion and boosting downtown trade.
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Troy
Rillroad
Mershally
Philsteedle
Muielilitivs Alert
Tre
Tony
Tavius
Chlorella Tested for Space Food by Rutgers Expert
A Rutgers biologist Dr Sydney Greenfield argues chlorella could stabilize future long space voyages. Dehydrated chlorella delivers concentrated protein vitamins and minerals with minimal space. The scientist predicts rapid growth in microgravity and a palatable taste, offering a potential food source for space travelers.
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Newark News
Outer Space
Rutgers
Sydney & Greenfield
Vis Presidents and Retirement Benefits Clash in UKlan Debate
The piece argues a former president should not be forced to tour the Chautauqua circuit or dilute prestige for retirement duties. It questions a $5,000 annual pension versus a $40,000 office staff allowance and unlimited mail privileges, claiming such perks could politicize the office and burden taxpayers. It contends the president’s correspondence is substantial and relates to history, not personal gain.
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Chicago News
Jhis
Iristary
Hite
Letters on anonymity road cleanup hate and race in Troy
A reader condemns uncollected roadkill on a highway near Bonnington and Troy urging daily patrols. Other writers contrast white supremacy with rising global education, noting dangers of hate in leadership and calling for daily acts to help others.
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Valley Falls
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Negro Voting Rights Fight Opens in Georgia Court
The Negro voting rights suit filed in U S District Court at Columbus Ga under the Civil Rights Act of 1937 marks a historic move that is likely to trigger a wave of similar cases aimed at ending racial voting discrimination. The Terrell County action seeks an injunction against discriminatory registrar practices, with proceedings to be before a Middle District Georgia judge and potential jury rights if contempt or additional penalties exceed specified limits.
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Columbia
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W. Wilson White
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Congress
Terrell County
Dawson
New York University
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Georgia
Nancomy Mianen
Senate
Sen. Stromp Thurmond
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New Space Director Faces Tough Task
Washington reports Dr. T Keith Glennan has begun leading NASA, the United States space agency. The plan includes developing rocket and instrument tech, launching satellites and manned space flight, with a first-year budget near 800 million dollars and a staff shift from NACA to NASA.
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T Keith Gleenan
United States
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NASA
Glennan
Case Institute of Technology
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Cosmos Club
Garayette
Hugh L. Dryden
Nardional Advisory Conmmittes and Aeronautics
Space Agency
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Dryden
Tom
Aeronautics
James T. Killian
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Eisenhower
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Earth
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National Whirligig By. Jay Telser
A historical essay reflecting on World War II decisions, Cold War tensions, and miscalculations by U S leaders. It covers FDR, Stalin, Yalta, Chiang Kai-shek, Mao, Acheson, Truman, and the resulting China and Korea conflicts, framing potential paths to peace or global war.
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Chinese Islands Pose United Front Over Mainland Claim
A discussion of whether the Chinese mainland belongs to the Communists or Nationalists centers on offshore islands including Por Mora. The piece notes British and American reactions, with emphasis on cautious Western support for a firm stance, and doubts about defending more than a limited claim amid Cold War pressures.
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