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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1943
Page
5
Readable OCR lists daytime and evening radio programs from Albany and Schenectady stations, detailing show names, hosts, and time slots across multiple networks and local timetables. It names music, news, drama, and variety programs with numerous hosts and program titles across the day into late night.
A jumble of broadcast times and show titles appears, listing programs such as Breakfast Club, Morning Market Basket, Love Problem, Sardis, Melody Time, The Treasury Star Parade, and various serials and news segments. Names like Roy Porter, Luc, and Evelyn Johnson surface among the scattered entries, reflecting a dense but unreadable historical programming schedule.
Brooklyn sergeant Joseph MacAvoy, 24, has confessed to killing 16 year old Anna Milroy near Sutton Nebraska. Autopsy showed sexual assault. MacAvoy said an argument occurred in his car and he struck her with a fist then crushed her head with a car crank after she tried to exit.
A dated radio and variety program listing fills the night with hours 2 to 11. Entries include Dr Malone at 2, Joeve Jordan M.D at 2 15, We Love and Learn segments, Forrest Wills, Joe and Ethel Turp, Home Front Reporter Ae The Neighbors, Mountain Music, Judith Evelyn Reads, Dancetme, American W, Air Corps Training Program, John B Kennedy, Mister Keen, Tracer of Lost Persons, Major Bowes, Stage Door Canteen, Line of the Air Force, State Police News, Flashsun Vasey, and 11 30 Flashsun Vasey.
Philadelphia curator Emmett BR. Dunn of the Academy of Natural Sciences travels to South America to support international understanding. He works with the Committee for Inter-American Artistic and Intellectual Relations at the National University of Bogota Colombia. Dunn, 49, from Alexandria Virginia, will examine eastern Andes reptiles and amphibians and collect field specimens.
East Nassau residents share family visits and society meeting details. In Nashville a Civil War era bayonet haul, 4 200 pieces bought at 15 cents each with scabbards at 10 cents, is being refurbished for distribution to Tennessee State Guard shotgun companies.
In his last interview with Corriere Del Ticino six weeks before his downfall, Mussolini described Italy’s hard conditions and debated whether Italy could have stayed out of the war. He said Italy faced food shortages and bomb damage, defended expansionist aims, and asserted neutrality would have betrayed a century old goal.
Police identified 83-year-old Thomas Doctor of the Cattaraugus Reservation as the victim struck by a truck driven by Harley Hicad 50 who was issued a summons returnable in City Court Friday for failing to yield to a pedestrian in the incident last night.
The Flying Fortress at RAF England nearly lost control after flak damaged an engine and flaps. Crew lightened the load by tossing out nonessentials including ammunition boxes. Staff Sergt Theodore S. Smalley of Salon, Ore., top turret gunner, heard strange vibrations and found Warren W. Evans of Flemington, Mo., practicing shooting as they jettisoned gear.
Cranberry Lake tragedy claims guide Pi Edward Latray aged 45 who drowned when his canoe capsized Monday. Companion Moses Bernice Paymount from Tupted Lake was rescued after clinging to the canoe. Latray’s uncle and another man previously perished in the same area.
A Rotary Club luncheon featured an emphasis on fitness with a program aimed at developing healthy bodies and stamina for all ages. Chauncey Mann directed the event and served as master of ceremonies as a motion picture on statewide fitness efforts from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and other schools was shown.
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