The Troy Record Company Directors Listed and Rates
Dwight Marvin is named chairman of the board with J Arthur Viger and Frank J Uulmet as treasurer and assistant treasurer. The notice details Troy Record subscription terms, rates by mail within and outside New York and Vermont counties, and notes AP affiliation and Audit Bureau circulation figures for August 1958.
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The
Troy Record Company
Dwight Marvin
Jack J. York
J. Arthur Viger
Treddent
Frank J. Uulmet
Alton T. Sliter
Troy
Times
Albany
Menisselarr
Saratoga
Washington
New York State
Benningoon County
Vermont
United Fund Expansion Promises Efficient Community Drive
Community groups in Watervliet propose consolidating annual campaigns into a single United Fund drive to reduce duplication and expenses. The plan aims to build a broad donor base, enable sustained giving, and fund agencies through a streamlined solicitation carried out by volunteer workers.
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United Fund
Watervliet Give Chest
Marge
Ren Cross Renastlage
Het
United Fan
Moergar
Whein
Argantelin
Ahesh
Arta
United Pam
UN vote blocks China admission again in UN session
In a decisive 28 to 28 vote the United Nations refused to consider any proposal to admit Communist China this session. Supporters of admission have dwindled while opponents remain persistent as Peiping’s delegates face ongoing resistance and possible future efforts.
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Agein
The
United Nations
China
Aidit
United Staten
Whitin
Palping
Debate Over United Nations and Peiping Recognition
The article reviews UN debates on recognizing Peiping and China policy, warning against rewarding bloodied regimes while urging a sober reassessment of American policy as events in Formosa and China intensify. It notes the potential for openings if punitive tactics yield to measured diplomacy and accuses Communist aggression of prolonging conflict.
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Miemoy
United Nations
Society of
Peiong
Quemoy
Andor Aly
Formosa
Peiping
United States
Mathers
Woman Scientist Claims Cloud Seeding Breakthrough
A Navy announcement credits Dr. Threme W. van Straten a 44 year old meteorologist for advancing cloud seeding research. The report notes experiments over Southern Georgia allowed a controlled rainfall using carbon black particles, aiming to foucs fog, tornado and storm control. The piece highlights lingering skepticism about weather manipulation and mentions past disasters to emphasize potential benefits.
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Navy
Helene
Threme W. van Straten
van Straten
Vincent Jsehnefer
Bleetric
Jeving Hanging
Sylt
Levan Straten
Georgia
van Bhraten
Taler
Murvleane
Tangaice
Vaylise
Heiss
van Biraten
New York City Council Pushes Statewide Betting Tax Plan
Misery Saves Company vie City Connct of New York adopts resolution for a statewide referendum on a betting tax. Mayor Wagner proposes raising the New York sales tax to fund horse racing and curb gambling, favoring a statewide approach over local tweaks. Critics warn of revenue drives and political risk as upstate residents face higher costs.
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Vie City Connct
New York
Wagner
Terry Glouse
Tay
Erly
Upstate
New York Debates Gambling Proposals and Saloons
The article critiques plans to legalize gambling to fund government needs, warning that widespread dens would appear across the city. It argues against street gambling and gambling houses, noting the degradation and recurring yearly failures of similar schemes. It references New York City officials and Wagner’s proposal, expressing skepticism about broad adoption.
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New York City
Sanelioneed
New York
Wagner
Curt
Vik Guy Nitty Gievilly
Whelesaly
Ray Felling
Bitter To The End and Sherman Adams Departure Analysis
The piece reflects on Sherman Adams, President Nixon era aide, and his forced departure. It critiques the handling of his exit, suggests alternatives a more gracious farewell could have offered, and examines political reactions. It cites Adlai Stevenson and Dewey for contrast and recalls past administrations to frame the loss of unity and humor in politics.
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Sherman Adams
Jas
Washington
Adams
Adlai Stevenson
Politi
Thomas &, Dewey
Allencline
Towart
Lotting
Fale
Adame
Herbart Hoyer
Paul Baller
Ehateritan
Andy Causex
Wildlife in peril as insecticide use rises
Mounting evidence shows widespread use of insecticides like DDT and heptachlor harming American wildlife, including bald eagles, with birds such as warblers and swallows killed by spraying. Studies note poison persists in fish and affects predators. Alabama halts spraying after concerns rise.
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Andon Saeiely
Ube
Aiune
Tagle
Osprey
Florida
Alabama
Kerp
Unclear OCR leads to scattered business text
Fragmentary OCR yields a muddled note on business and social topics. It mentions Willerly, American families, cigars, and industry concerns, but many phrases are garbled or unnamed. No clear event or proper names form a resolvable news item.
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Srolyhanil
Chicago
Words Wit And Wisdom By William Morris Quiz
Words and wisdom quiz asks readers to match definitions with near synonyms. The page lists ten items such as Extrapolate and Patrician with multiple choice pairings and pronunciation guides, then notes scoring based on correct matches and includes a note about William Morris’s interest in vocabulary games for personal study.
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William
Moxreis
Tor Eich
Interpreting The News By Reymand Moley
A fragment from a historical column includes a self deprecating note by a writer about sports follows. It references loyalty to Cleveland fans, minor league woes, and a plea to expand coverage while noting shifts due to television and attendance declines.
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Reymand Moley
Cleveland
Pulse Of The People Megistered Us
Writers to The Record refuse to have names published while seeking anonymity to show good faith. The Record reserves the right to edit letters. A Vera Humor editorial notes situational comedy and social trends. A section on Albany’s large all-went-any school overproduction recounts a sixth grade doubling routine and an errant kindergarten bus delivery with odd student answers.
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Record
Albany
Formosa, Warsaw Talks Signal Shifts in China Policy
The article outlines the changing stance of U.S. and allied leaders toward Formosa amid Warsaw talks. It notes ambassadorial figures, prisoner cases, and the broader aim of avoiding force while facing Chinese Communist demands. It highlights potential UN referrals if a settlement stalls, and contrasts Beijing’s desire for peaceful annexation with American insistence on allied rights.
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Washington
Ner
Ba Min Woy Matsu
Warsaw
Amd
Jacob
Beam
Arobasgator
Poland
Amriean
Minedon
Andl
Cambridan
Hwam
Consra
London
Berlin
Thuler
Damm
Indonesia
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Ant’ Muscavy
Reds Algerian Rebels Linked in Terror Wave
Paris reports link Reds to Algerian Nationalist rebels in a new wave of terror across Franca. The piece cites attacks and a proposed constitutional approach backed by Premier Charles de Gaulle as France seeks to control the colonial reach and stabilize order amid unrest in the colonies.
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Reds
Paris
Dacques Sing
Frange
Siaster
Communist Party of Easion
Alist Rebela
al. Hevlan Gudmen
Jess
Sendays Ako
Dremier
Charles de Gaulle
Sparta
Tarmer
Yan ‘Fort Kyl
National Whirligig and the APL-CIO bargaining surge
Washington reports Walter P. Reuther and the APL-CIO face a tense year as Ford settlements press wage gains and shorter hours, challenging Meany and McDonald who fear inflationary effects and political backlash. Reuther’s stance risks alienating public opinion and state labor lines amid broader union unity concerns.
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Washington
Walter P. Keuiher
Siyal Tabor
George T.meany
Ablcid
Ford Motor Co
Tate
Aplcio VI
Meany
Ford
General Motors
Clusster
Reuther
David J. McDonald
United Steel Workers
Joby J. Lewis
McDonald
Detroit
Apl-Cio
James R. Mulla
Reu
jBver
McClerline Rerniulians
Congress
Paincruss
Monelit
Reubhee
Heather
Menien Williams
Michigan
United States
Meany Wonle Ike
Averell Harriman
Howe
Cviil View
Middle West
Chavries
Willams
Eisenhower
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William Moreris
Brooklyn
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Hey
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Richyard Heetenu
Amy Civillian
Robert McCamm
Frazier Tdnstries
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Redpond
Menmingsen
Wey
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Johnson
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Geneva
Wari
Hop
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Red China
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