Troy Record masthead and subscription terms
The Troy Record presents its masthead listings including owners and officers and provides detailed subscription rates for local Albany Rensselaer Saratoga and Washington counties in New York with mail and carrier options. The notice also notes Associated Press dedication and contact avenues through the Troy Record office.
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Gouvernor Campaign Divided Over Gambling Tax Idea
A fragmented 1938 political scene shows Governor Harriman and Nelson aligning against mainline horse race betting while Mayor Wagner of New York pushes a state referendum on bookmaker taxation. The piece notes Republican tactics, district attorney stances, and concerns over public gambling den proliferation amid fiscal retrenchment.
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The Sceptre Sails Stiffly Past British Challenger
The Columbia, ridden by Thomas Wyatt, defeats the British yacht The Sceptre in a tense New York race. Officials note Columbia was sharper and steadier, while the British ship underestimated the American challenger. Fans cheer a decisive American win amid lingering wariness.
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Sportsmanlike defeat echoes across the Sceptre crew
The piece portrays Ratsey and Sir Thomas as true sportsmen after a fourth victory, noting the British navy crew on the Sceptre and the Atlantic cousins. It laments the defeat, calls for fair mindedness, and mentions looming pigskins and a World Series effort.
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Ratsey
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Rileey
General Persons Chosen to Succeed Sherman Adams
President Eisenhower selects General Persons to join the White House staff as Adams departs, citing his White House experience and proven capacity. Other candidates like Gruenther and Seaton were considered but not moved, as Persons best fits the post amid a government reorganization.
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Arkansas governor faces mixed feelings on school integration
The Little Rock election shows 19470 against and 7501 in favor of integration, with substantial minority opposing Faubus program. Voters favored reopening schools by some, while others backed the plan to transfer operation to private hands under lease. The result signals contested support for the policy and questions about its legality.
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High School Doors Lock Lengthens Governor Faubus Support
The longer high schools stay closed the harder Governor Faubus will find it to maintain public backing.
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Vanguard failures loom over Cape Canaveral satellite effort
The Vanguard program suffers another launch failure as the seventh satellite of the series fails to reach orbit. Navy scientists faced with wasted funds and rival service tensions consider shifting focus to other defense projects while noting Australia and the Soviet Union have parallel programs. The piece argues for renewed funding behind Army initiatives and criticizes interservice competition.
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Railroads face decline as 1970s sees passenger service vanish
Hartford Courant discusses a study by Howard Hosmer of the Interstate Commerce Commission warning that by 1970 passenger rail service may vanish. He predicts a collapse of long distance and even coach and sleeping car services as autos dominate travel. He urges government support to save railroads from disappearing.
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Keeping A Mega In 1956 Hungary Freedom Fight Recall
In 1956 the United States and Western allies pledged to keep alive the memory of Hungarian freedom fighters against Soviet oppression. The Assembly will revisit the events surrounding Premier Nagy and the 1956 uprising, noting Russia and Budapest’s rejection of UN resolutions. The Hungarian question remains unresolved as Dr Sik leads talks with no lasting change in Hungary.
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Pulse Of The People Letters Protest Anonymity at The Record
In a reader letter exchange, The Record Newspapers discuss publishing anonymity for contributors who sign statements urging good faith. The writer laments complainers on city issues heard on a bus ride and notes public discontent with local government and civic affairs in Troy, DEE.
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Fragmented reflections on kings and command in early modern letters
The piece discusses royal prerogative and courtly power, noting James I as autocratic and Parliament asserting rights. It cites Bacon and Goode Willians, explores servant roles of ministers, and contrasts 17th century governance with 1930s American political dynamics including a Roosevelt era anecdote about command and civil-military relations.
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Tikal
Congress
Words Wit And Wisdom by William Morris
A fragmented 1920s style reading exercise on vocabulary asks readers to match nearly similar meanings, with humor and political asides, noting Adams era reflections and cautions about public life and official status.
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William Morris
Coffee and Cold War Trade War Looms Over Breakfast
U S and allied diplomats debate an international coffee accord as Latin American and African producers face overproduction and falling prices. Dulles backs measures to curb supplies, aiming to stabilize the market and counter Communist influence, while noting rising costs for American consumers at the breakfast table.
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Vaccination beliefs and evolving inoculation ideas
The article argues for early vaccination against smallpox diphtheria tetanus and polio and suggests expanding immunizations through infancy. It discusses toxoid injections and the potential of typhoid vaccination, urging continued physician guidance on which vaccines to administer from birth onward.
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