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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1943
Page
8
A fragmented list of radio program schedules across many stations and times. The long rundown includes news, music, orchestras, religious and dramatic programs with numerous titles and performers listed, reflecting a dense broadcast grid.
A dense list of radio shows, times, and personalities across a full day, naming studios, hosts, and musical segments. Entities include Morning Moods, Troy Chapel Service, Melody Lane, Charles John Stevenson, Joe Rimes Orchestra, Kay Moset, Evelyn Johnson, and Archie Andrews, with numerous interludes, news, and talk segments throughout the day. The lineup features rhythm, talk, and news blocks from morning through late evening across multiple programs and stations.
Catania mayor Marquis San Giuliano told British troops of Nazi looting that left about 50,000 residents in need and starving in the city. He described Germans blowing up the Hotel Moderna and critical utilities before Allied arrival and urged repair of electricity to operate mills. He noted nearly 2,000 civilians killed in air raids since June 15 and widespread shelter living.
Eagle Mills and Chims Corners households announce vacations and relocations. Dennis J Costello family plans two weeks in Atlantic City New Jersey. Charles Vogt moves with son Robert to Chims Corners, Vogt employed at Dunshire Farm. Jon Riegert has recovered from tonsil and adenoids surgery. Kenneth Herrington and son Wallace travel with Rolland Herrington of Troy for a Cape Cod vacation. Woman's Society of Christian Service holds all day meeting at Methodist Church, members urged to bring lunch contributions.
A historical radio listing presents a dense slate of programs with varied hosts and show titles from music to drama. The sequence includes Louise Benny Kate Smith and Helen Trent segments, Perry Como songs, The Goldbergs, Lucia Joye Jordan MD, Forrest Walls, and many others across daytime and evening hours, reflecting a diverse broadcast lineup.
The document names plaintiffs and defendants including Son I. Beebe, George A. Rock, Je L. Gordon, Edward Brown, Lee Thomas R. Stone, Dominic D. LaChapple, John Williams, Bernard Brancati, William R. Rich, Leslie Wilson and Donald Frazier as participants in the case files.
Whitehall society page lists Miss Catherine Murray of Poughkeepsie visiting Miss Kath leen Murphy in Mont real. Miss Doris Walker of Fort Worth to Lieut Glen Bundy of Whitehall at Fort Worth July 9. Corp William Prindle Jr. to Miss Freda Berg in Washington DC July 24. Bundy and Prindle are Army Air Corps and state residency and education details. Local Selective Service shows 71 men from board 367, including several from Whitehall.
A canning and food storage demonstration will be led tomorrow afternoon in Wood Memorial Park by Mrs Florence B Thayer and an assistant under the Rensselaer County Victory Garden program. Open to all interested, program starts shortly after 1 pm in a trailer, with instructions on all phases of food canning and storage.
Salem Erwin McNeil of Troy visits his father James McNeil while Miss Muriel Shea returns from Troy where she spent time with friends. Paul Hichborn of Detroit is referenced in the notice as part of the social update.
Johnsonville Mrs Charles Conquest of Hoomick Falls spends a few days with Mrs Anna Pratt. Mr and Mrs Clarence Bennett recently visited Mr and Mrs Gordon Getty at Waterford. Mrs Fred Whitehouse turned to Troy after a week with Miss Oprah Herrington. Mr and Mrs Roland Gifford and son of Detroit were guests of Mr and Mrs Forrest Brownell. Mrs Ernest I Van Doren hosted a dinner in honor of Mrs Fred Whitehouse Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Joseph Filkins returned to Yonkers after visiting Misses Edith and Ethel Abbott.
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