Local Radio Schedule Fragments Highlight News and Interlude
Readable scraps show a daytime on air program with state police news and an interlude. A brief item mentions Flashgun Carey in the lineup and a listed time of 1 25.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1943
Page
8
Readable scraps show a daytime on air program with state police news and an interlude. A brief item mentions Flashgun Carey in the lineup and a listed time of 1 25.
A dense OCR strip lists dozens of radio programs across many stations with times, show titles, and hosts. It includes morning wakeups, Melody Time, gospel, news, dramatic serials, variety acts, and sports updates, alongside musical features and sponsor mentions.
A dense OCR listing outlines a full broadcast day with numerous programs and hosts. It catalogs stations, show times, titles such as Morning Melodies Melody Time Lone Ranger and The Guiding Light, and various personalities including Vincent Gomez Earl Godwin Parker Family and John Vandercook, presenting an extensive daily lineup across music news and soap operas.
A WWII bomber crew tale from an American base in Sicily recounts Sergeant Jake’s vow to die with his pilot Bull if ever needed. After an explosion crippled the plane, Jake left his turret to pilot the aircraft, keeping it aloft until crash landing offshore. Both Jake and Bull perished, while surviving crew members survived and were later captured and repatriated.
Waterford Mrs C Wilson Chamberlin president of the Waterford Parent Teacher Association has named chairmen and cochairmen for committee posts including program membership hospitality publicity publications health revolving fund and more A rummage sale runs Sept 20 to 23 at 118 Congress Street Troy with chairmen Mrs Frederick Shear Jr and co chairmen Mrs Albert Stanley and Mrs C Wilson Chamberlin A committee meeting is today at 2 30 pm at Mrs Chamberlin s Waterford Mechanicsville Road home article collection and drop off details provided.
The Methodist Youth Fellowship gathered Tuesday at Daryl and Bruce Chapman's Fourth Street home. After a brief business session, attendees enjoyed a social and hamburger roast.
In Richmond Virginia a thirteen pound girl was born to Mr and Mrs A L Huband senior and became their nineteenth child They called the infant their wonderfulest and prettiest not the largest since the oldest son also weighed thirteen pounds at birth reflecting a family of unusual birth weights and big siblings.
A brief collage notes odd incidents from Oregon to West Virginia. Capt Byron Wright, formerly CCC camp director at Reedsport, reopens a safe at Camp Adair. At the Alhambra theater a peppered ventilation system forces an abrupt closing. In Charles Town workers repurpose a Goetz harness factory whistle for industrial use.
Detroit police court records reveal 18 year old Betty Rae McKeill was fined or given a suspended sentence after testifying that she and five other girls swam at Belle Isle Beach after hours, arguing it would expose workers to healthier recreation. Referee Courtney Fitzsimmons suggested keeping the beach open for afternoon shift workers. A separate dispatch notes an Army field Caesarean performed at a field dispensary with both mother and baby reported in good condition.
Cor pelvic Julian Brazenmore of Blackville, D. C., a U S Army corporal stationed in southern England, longs to see a horse. The Army horse-shoeing kit issued two years ago remains unopened as a blacksmith in an ordnance unit stays busy making gadgets for trucks.
The Pittsfield Salvage Committee sent a Christmas box to Pvt. Joseph Boison. He arrived at Fort Benjamin Harrison after Guadalcanal service and malaria. The package finally reached him at the hospital after a prolonged journey through several holds.
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