20 Jun 1942
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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1942
Page
1
Sunday schedule notes a radio segment on WUNE about music and talk. It mentions publicized listings for New York and Connecticut stations and outlines airing of Sunday programs. The fragment references times and content but lacks complete clarity on specific shows or hosts.
A dense OCR dump lists radio stations and programs across many outlets with times and shows. The fragment ends with a stark wartime digression noting the waste from building a battleship versus reclaiming car tires, implying a home front efficiency message.
Radio station schedule lists News of the World at 8:05 and 9:00, organ and string time blocks, public affairs, concerts, and interviews. Notable items include Wings Over Jordan, Church of the Wildwood, Golden Gale Quartet, Kate Smith, Bobby Pucker, Uriine Doctor, Danve Orch, Bandwagon, Bergen and McCarthy, Manhattan Merry-Go-Round, and News from London with Murrow.
A fragmentary radio schedule lists varied programs and times including news, music, and talk segments. Mentions stations NBC and WTIC AWM, with entries such as World News, musical programs, quiz shows, and a late night lineup, though many items are garbled.
The readable OCR shows a 12:00 to midnight daily schedule for Station WATR with programs and hosts including Don Reed, Calvary, Polish Pym, and Raymond Gram Swing. Entries list music segments, news updates, a dance orchestra, and a revival hour, with times like 4 00, 10 15, and 11 00 indicating a mixed lineup across the day. The fragment preserves multiple program titles and host names but many items are garbled.
A fragmented listing shows a daily radio schedule with times and segments including Morning Mass at St Ann's Highwood Hamden, musical interludes, news, and various talk and music programs. Notable items include Don Need and Orch, Letters to My Son, Old Fashioned Revival Hour, and Catholic Question Box among many scattered entries.
A dense OCR of a radio programming schedule lists numerous stations WABC WEAF WTIC WOR WJZ WIR. It names programs including news, music, dance orchestras and serials with times around 6:15 to 10:30 p.m. The fragment references many show titles and entertainers such as Tommy Dorsey and Carmen Cavallaro along with sports and variety segments.
At Loew's Poll theater the double feature opens with My Gal Sal starring Alle Huny worth and co stars Victor Mature Carale Landis and Jotn sutton. The second feature is Whispering Ghosts with Milton Berle Brenda Joyce John Shellon and John Carradine. The program runs Saturday morning at 10 00 as a matinee and evening show for working people unable to attend the regular times.
Gem theater features Woody Herman and the hand that plays blue rhythms with Jane Frazee Gloria Jean and Andrews Sisters in a three day run. Robert Paige Leo Carrillo Charles Butterworth Billie Burke Franklin Pangborn co star in the comedy tune film with Jean in Belly Grable Jack Quurie and Victor Mature in Song of the Islands. Added is the defense short Winning Wings.
Victor’s latest Smart Set release YAN KEE DOODLE BOY leads a War Bond driven lineup including FORTY FIVE MINUTES FROM BROADWAY and WARRIOR IN AUPUN P-125 with Leonard Joy guiding the Firsh Nighter Orchestra. The package features dramatic tunes tied to motion pictures and a wave of contemporaries like Freddy Martin and Shep Fields, all promoted amid wartime bonds and Hollywood premieres.
The body of 38 year old Manuel Alves, a mill lever operator, was found crushed between a car and a second freight landing at the American Thread Company plant in Mass. The medical examiner said Alves died from heat and chest injuries sustained in the crush. The incident occurred June 20.
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