Hadassah Plans Book of Life Dedication at Center
At the Hadassah meeting in the Jewish Community Center on April 30 the Book of Life of Our Men and Women in Service was set for dedication at 8 15 p m The book will be sent to Palestine for Jerusalem archives The Troy Zionist District joins Hadassah with leaders including Morris Lasdon Jules Buchman Rabbi Alan S Green and Mrs Sol Boxer The speaker Rev Richard E Evans champions anti Nazism and inter faith work The annual Hadassah Donor Dinner is slated for May 14 at The Hendrick Hudson ballroom with Mrs David Novick as chairwoman and keynote by Mrs Walter Lowdermilk Reservations are advised The meeting also covered Tri City Youth Institute and Hadassah activities in Elmira Albany and area The Nova Scotia Malagash salt field discovery may end Caribbean and Mediterranean salt imports
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Hadassah Wed-nesday
Hadassah
Palestine
Jerusalem
Abrham Nowitz
Troy
Morris Lasdon
Jules Buchman
Alan S. Green
Sol Boxer
U. S S. Department of Agriculture Soil Conservation Bureau
Novick
Irving Stockser
Troy Zionist Youth Commission
Tri-City
Albany
Commission
Buckman
New York State
Elmira
Moses P. Epstein
Joseph Rosenholtz
Irving Rubenstein
Ben Waldman
Nathan Rosoff
Samuel Mike
Buchman
On the Air Radio Programs From Local Stations
Radio schedules list programs and times across stations WIRY Albany and others with a mix of news, music, soaps, comedies, and dramas. The dense grid shows morning wake up shows, midday talk, afternoon serials, and evening features with many named programs and hosts.
Morning Radio Schedule Snapshot with Local Names
A fragmented listing shows a dense timetable of radio programs and segments over a day, featuring shows such as Morning Melodies, News, Timekeeper, Breakfast Club, and Children’s Theater across multiple time blocks. Named entities include station WTBY Troy, program titles, and various host or segment names, reflecting a busy broadcast slate.
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Sweet River
Troy Chapel
Timekeeper
Rise ‘N’ Shine
Breakfast Club
Troy
Dewey Urges Public to Eat Eggs and Potatoes
Governor Dewey urges increased consumption of eggs and potatoes amid a statewide surplus. He cites a February 1944 overage of 39 million eggs and notes a potato surplus alongside wartime shortages. Municipal officials plan efforts to distribute the excess to reduce stockpiles.
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Dewey
Albany
New York State
Local Moves and Visits Reported in Boyntonville and Troy
Community updates show James Gritman and family moving to the Weeden farm in Boyntonville while Frank and Mrs. Roberts relocate to Second Street in Troy. Mrs. Louis Kurtessis hosts sister Miss Anna Barton. Catherine Kurtessis returns from Troy. school resumes Monday after a ten day break. Navy man William Hoag visits family. Frank Ruggles family move back to White Creek. Ella Harrison returns to Johnsonville. Ira J. Wagar secures a post.
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Boyntonville
James Gritman
Weeden Farm
Frank Roberts
Second Street
Troy
Louis Kurtessis
Anna Barton
Adria Howland
Lynn Manchester
Catherine Kurtessis
Roscoe Andrews
William Hoag
Navy
Wiliam Hoag
John Spain
Henry Church
Frank Ruggles
White Creek
Rasmus Madsen
Alden Crandell
Carole
Ella Harrison
Johnsonville
Albert G. Sabin
Ira J. Wagar
Wynn finds wounded soldiers make best audience
Ed Wynn declared that spontaneous laughter comes best from wounded American soldiers. After touring 16 Army hospitals in nine southern states, he said his troupe performed before 50,000 soldiers and questioned how they laughed given their injuries, yielding his best audience yet in a $440 theater.
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New York
INS
Ed Wynn
Japanese Losses Dug In Pacific War Totaled Large
Secretary of War Stimson disclosed a Pacific war tally at a press briefing. He estimated 11,000 to 12,000 Japanese dead in Central Pacific in three months, 5,370 at Bougainville, 4,679 at New Britain, 1,053 in Saidor, 2,962 in Admiralty Islands, with total over 26,000 killed across the Southwest and Central Pacific.
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Pacific
Washington
Southwest
Central
Saidor
New Guinea
Admiralty Islands
Stimson
Local residents note health updates and visits
Buskirk Mrs Mamie Mattison shows improvement after illness. Mrs Charles Sawtelle also improves gradually. Miss Corrinne Eddy of Schenectady visited her parents Mr and Mrs Guy Eddy this week. Mr and Mrs George Burch of Cambridge visited Mr and Mrs Elton Hayner. Juanita McClellan and two friends from Plattsburg Normal visited her parents. Stanley Wallace visited by his parents in Glens Falls. Robert Wallace returned from Latham after visiting relatives. Mrs Florence McLean and son Donald of Quaker Springs were guests of Mr and Mrs Harvey Bailey. Mrs Fred Sherman and son Owen of Troy and Mr and Mrs John Cassidy and children of Rexleigh returned home after visiting their mother Mrs Belle M Welling.
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Mamie Mattison
Charles Sawtelle
Corrinne Eddy
Schenectady
Guy Eddy
George Burch
Cambridge
Elton Hayner
Juanita McClellan
Plattsburg Normal
Harry McClellan
Clarence S. Wallace
Stanley Wallace
Glens Falls
Robert Wallace
Latham
E. Sutherland
Florence McLean
Donald
Quaker Springs
Harvey Bailey
Fred Sherman
Owen
Troy
John Cassidy
Rexleigh
Belle M. Welling
Squadron Cited for 25 Combat Missions Over Europe
Brig. Gen. James P. Hodges commended a Liberator bomber squadron for completing 25 aerial missions without losses. Commanded by Capt. Herbert H. Thompson of Pottsville, Pa., the unit earned the citation for its record in England.
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London UP
James P. Hodges
England
Herbert H. Thompson
Pottsville
Drucker Trial Postponed in Monticello Murder Case
Monticello New York Jacob Drucker trial delayed to April 24 by County Judge George L Cooks while defense moves to dismiss indictment charging the gang murder of Walter Sage of New York. The delay follows intense anti aircraft fire and fighter opposition connected to the case.
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Germany
Drucker
Monticello
Jacob Drucker
George L. Cooks
Walter Sage
New York
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Itt
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William Primrose
Emanuel Feuermann
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Barry James
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Dalousie
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Fred Lowery
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Jane
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Henry J. Taylor
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School of the Rim
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Valiant Lady
Hitty Foyle
Forrest Willis
Amanda
Pgma
Joyce Jordan
Bo Vems
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Churehim Wild
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Hleane
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Song Shop
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Axo
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Lora Lawton
Mary Lee Taylor
Robert St. John
Helpmate
Lobby
Warren Sweeney
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Ineo
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Bi Henry
Theater of Today
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Comedy Caravan
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