Troy Record details and subscription rates 1948
The Troy Record lists staff roles and office contacts for The Troy Record Company and its privately held board figures. It outlines subscription options across Albany Rensselaer Saratoga Washington Counties and Bennington County Vermont with annual and weekly rates, plus mail and carrier delivery distinctions and a circulation note for August 1948.
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New York State
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Vermont
Employment Upswing Signals Economic Recovery
Employment adds 174 workers at Tard Motor Co and other firms plan expansions. Republic Sleep Corp, National Shoe Co, and General Electric announce growth, boosting demand and expected hiring. Analysts see a nationwide upturn with rising orders and cautious optimism as production edges upward.
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Tard Motor Co
Willemul
Wouinsehere
Republic Sleep Corporation
Furmien
Nating Shoe Company
Transick Talis
Genral Electric Company
Waterford
Ares
General Electric Company
Busness
Angyat
Wasy Dhradlé
Ascopetus
Gronyho Meets His Match in United Nations Debate
A garbled report describes a UN General Assembly session with references to Gromyko and Mao, noting Soviet attacks on U S policy and alleged plots by Communist allies. It mentions inflation of terms and a focus on China’s UN membership eligibility amid Cold War era rhetoric.
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Gronyho
Moxunn
Henry Gahol Lodge
Wis
Ac Outhursh
Andrei Gromiyko
Sweiel
TMG
China
United Nations
Kwonimt
WienAtom
Gromyko
Gromsko
Moscow
United States
Malas
Assom Wy
Poiobig
Ouemay
Nikita Kheushchev
Pelplag
Mao
Amboyant Note on Formosa Crisis From Ambassador Lodge
The document summarizes Ambassador Lodge's critique of Communist China's tactics in the Quemoy region and Peiping. It argues the United Nations faces aggression from Beijing, warns shootings worsen international problems, and states Formosa remains a critical flashpoint amidst broader tensions.
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Ute
China
Lodge
Peiping
Ledge
Inevitable Change and School Segregation Debate
The piece argues segregation is doomed and integration is the only workable path for democracy. It cites the Supreme Court and historical limits of “equal but separate,” urging swift, coordinated action to desegregate schools and ensure equal educational rights for Black students nationwide.
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Waal
South
Supreme Court
Mion Listic
Avas
Lincoln
Gome
Scallerad
Fiybus
Arkansas
Virgina
Alabama
Arkansay
Wadbus
Ani
Governor Harriman Attacks Rockefeller in Flawed Campaign Speech
A critical summary notes Governor Harriman’s latest remarks against Nelson Rockefeller citing alleged economic gains in New York and arguing the governor’s spending record and credit for state prosperity are overstated. It argues the real growth stemmed from national business expansion and suggests the speech distorts fiscal trends.
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Harriman
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Pike
Neatale
New York State
James
Candle Dale
Lual Tarelnain
Political Rhetoric and Ballot Backlog in Dewey Era
The text portrays Harriman attacking Governor Dewey’s fiscal policy. It accuses Dewey of creating surpluses then expanding the state budget yearly to win voters, alarming business leaders about expansion and tax-paying industries. It implies declined economic health and criticizes per capita income as campaign fodder.
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Yielory
Nike
New York State
Adams Blunders Again and the Eisenhower Aide Drama
The piece critiques Sherman Adams and the administration's handling of a political controversy. It accuses Adams of self pity and martyr rhetoric, defects in judgment, and suggests his resignation would have been wiser earlier. It notes Republican calls for his removal and questions his gifts controversy.
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Pan Baller
Drowerille Ote Djottal
Ume
Sherman Adams
Adams
United States
Sherman Adams Gortured
Shennan Adams
Bernard Golfing
Adams Minsall
Impriis Mons
Enougshey
Tooghies Adams
Goldine
Dil Mik Agsnelates
Colorful saler retires from service after wartime career
The Cleveland Plain Dealer highlights Field Marshal Montgomery, famed World War II commander, fading from public life in England. He led North Africa campaigns with Rommel, prepared the Normandy invasion, and earned praise from Eisenhower and allied leaders. A forthcoming book outlines his memories.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Amatgumery
Alamein
Nisbaton
England
Monty
Deo Eisenhower
Europe
Alfred M. Gruenthey
Matthew 1
Ridgway
Lauvis Norslid
Elgenhowee
Viscount Montgomery
North African
Rommel
Noothern
Africa
Montgomery
the World Publishing On
Cleveland
Alfo
Goldier
Growing Pains of Suburbs in Montreal Area
The piece describes suburban growth bringing financial strain and civic challenges around Montreal. It notes increased crime concerns, policing needs, and infrastructure pressures including roads, sewers, and waste disposal amid expanding settlements. It references named figures and places tied to the urban sprawl.
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Rando
Pulse Of The People Letters To The Editor Contain Complaints
A long letter fragment stream discusses publisher policies at The Record Newspapers and requests anonymity for contributors. It includes bus service complaints about Fifth Avenue Bus Co, questions of law enforcement for school rules, and a traveler’s grievances about rail and restaurant service with anecdotes on prices and comfort, illustrating civic frustration.
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the Record
Fifth Avenue Bus Co
Larsingbirg
Althe
Wardix
Panther
Laduis
Saratoga Springs
Coney Island
Whitehall
Albany
Publix
State Street
Both Sides To Ring Doorbells For Money
Washington correspondent Peter Edson reports a heated drive by both parties to boost fundraising with door to door campaigns. The GOP targets September 26 29 with Dollars for Democrats while Democrats push a Neighbor to Neighbor effort culminating around President Eisenhower’s birthday. The piece notes optimistic but overstated donor projections and wide ad campaigns. It highlights Martha Juke Kivlin leading the GOP national drive, aiming to mobilize 32 million homes and generate substantial contributions, amid heavy media bump and public interest in politics.
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Peter Edson
Washington Correspondent
Washington
NRA
Yen
Hisenhower
Volo
Juke Kivlin
Massachusetts
GOP
Doctor's column warns on misreading symptoms and links
The article stresses two lessons from a misdiagnosis tale by Edwin P. Jordan. First, symptoms like indigestion may signal different disorders and are not tied to a single event. Second, symptoms arise from various conditions and must be evaluated with history and exam rather than self diagnosis.
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
National Whirligig by Ray Tucker examines President Eisenhower's stance on public versus private power development. It notes a middle path in 1952, describes TVA and private firms, and details disputes over advertising deductions, Kefauver’s push, and a looming FPC hearing on Oct. 7. The piece comments on Eisenhower's appointment and internal faction reactions.
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Jers
Kefauver
Harrington
Federal Power Commission
Kelauverites
FPO
Eisenhower
Heisher
Eisenhower Under Attack By Soviet Press
Moscow reports say Soviet outlets criticized President Eisenhower over his stance on the alert letter from Premier Khrushchev. The piece notes stronger blasts against Dulles and questions U.S. brinkmanship while detailing GOP plans for a Neighbor to Neighbor program across multiple states.
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Eisenhower
Moscow
Nhrushchev
Eisentov
Soc
Wales
U. S
Words Wit And Wisdom On The Pale In Law and Lore
A reader explains the origin of the phrase outside the pale from Latin palus meaning stake. The British Pale originally marked restricted areas including Dublin and nearby towns, shielding inhabitants from British law. Over time the sinew of jurisdiction shrank to about twenty miles around Dublin by the Ish Century, shaping the modern sense of being outside the pale.
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Chicago
Harkness
Roland
Dublin
Cork
Drogheda
Waterford
Waxford
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