Overnight Radio Schedule Fragments Show Diverse Programs
A fragmented OCR list outlines a dense broadcast day featuring music blocks, news, talk shows, soap operas, and variety acts. Named performers include Roy Porter, Mary Elizabeth Gaynor, Kay Moser, Phil Ohman, and Earl Godwin, interspersed with program titles and station identifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Jim Lewin
Bankhagen
Salon Orchestra
Kay Moser
Trombini
Small
Morion Downey
La—News
Blue Hrolics
Phil Ohman
Hop Harrigan
Dack ‘Tracy
Jack Armstrong
Captain Midnight
Terry and
Earl Godwin
Parker Family
Your Navy
Ennsters
Jose Sabre
Trojan Sees Nazi Plane Fall Over Atlantic Mission
A British Navy Armed Guard seaman from Troy aboard a Liberty ferry reports watching a Nazi bomber shot down by two British Spitfires. Turner, son of Joseph and Mrs Lincoln Avenue, served since February, with three Atlantic trips and bouts with German subs and aircraft. He recalls a dogfight over the British Isles. Also, Catholic Central High School students made over 30 Christmas cards for servicemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Armed Guard
Atlantic
Navy
Canada
Iceland
Scotland
West Indies
Turner
British Isles
Joseph Turner
Lincoln Avenue
Are
Catholic Central High School
Radio Schedule Fragment With Many Programs Listed
A dense OCR listing shows a day’s radio lineup with numerous titles and times. Programs span music, news, drama, variety, and public affairs, including acts like Famous Fights in History, Perry Mason, Kate Smith, and the Boston Symphony Orchestra Spotlight. The fragment preserves many station names, host lines, and cross-listings, reflecting a busy broadcast day with overlapping times and multiple genres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Smith
Helen Trent
A Perkins
Bernadine Flynn
É Goldberns
Dr Maione
Joyce Jordan
M.D
Perry Mason
Mars Martin
Red Cross
Ron
Ryviles
the World Today
Mysters
Bill Henry
the News
Brewster Bi
State Door Canteen
Joan Brooks
Sones
Joe Marsalla
Policeman Cashman Dies Former Trojan Officer
Police Officer Thomas J. Cashman of the New York City Police Department died suddenly at his home 328 West 47th Street. A Troy native, he served 35 years and did not report to work before being found in bed. Survived by a sister Mrs. John A. Scully of Troy and brother John J. Cashman. Funeral planned in Troy Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Cashman
New York City
Trojan
West 47Th Street
Thomas
Catherine Hartnett Cashman
Troy
Lawrence A. Cashman
Fire Department
Daniel F. Cashman
John A. Scully
John J. Cashman
Red Cross Seeks Overseas Enlistment for Nurses
The Red Cross plans to shift from Second Reserve to War Reserve enrolment to recruit nurses for overseas duty with the Army and Navy Nurse Corps. Registration for Second Reserve ends December 31. Nurses may apply at Red Cross headquarters or with Mrs. Oliver, with a recruitment committee meeting Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Proctor Building Room 403.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Second Reserve
Army and Navy Nurse Corps
North Atlantic Area
Mre
William H. Oliver
Red Cross
Proctor Building
Oliver
District Nursing Association
Fresh Air Fund Acknowledges Memorial Gift
The Troy Times notes a Fresh Air Fund contribution in memory of Rose Siman amounting to $5. The gift is acknowledged as a memorial donation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Times Fresh Air Fund
Rose Siman
Doctors Link Constipation to Lazy Liver Warns
A medical warning notes constipation brings headaches mental dullness and a half alive feeling, caused by bile buildup in the liver. Dr Edwards Olive Tablets are promoted as a gentle remedy to stimulate bile flow and ease bowels. Follow label directions price 15¢ or 30¢.
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Dr. Edwards
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Lisbw
Roy Porter
Humbard
Sardi
Sardi’s
Gil Martyn
Mary Elizabeh Gaynor
Yan
Melody Tana
Werenectady
A. M
Treasury
the Wildwood
Otis
Eleanor
Jenny
Lora Lawton
Road of Life
S—Vie and Sade
Davie Harum
Carey Longmire
Guiding Light
Light
Bettty Crocker
Ma Perkins
Pepper Young
Stella Dallas
Lorenzo Jones
Widder Brown
Farrell
Nema
Gene O'Haire
Varienes
Lowell Thomas
Fred Waring
Jobin W. Vandercook
Frank Black
Farm Forum
Thomas R. Turner
BRS
Spits
Amos
Ha’ Andy
Bill Stern
Metalic Moods
Harkness
Washingtn
Woku
Albany
Vista Grands
Bkenoul
the Aly
Forrest Willis
Erlude
Aulding Rece
Amanda
Honeymoon Hill
Bright Horizon
Benny
Aan
NEWS
En’ Shine
Eos News
Forestry Forum
Troy Chane
John Freedom
Aturday Musicale
Elyn Donnson
Bob Hamilton
Trin
Horace Hi
Melody Time
Metropol
Jemmy
Tucker Topica
Storyland Theater & Co
Pour Pots and Grace
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Boyd Raeburn
Ohn Gunther
Army Service Forces
Jerry Wald
Andrini Coninentais
War News
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NPWS
Jong Shep
MeriMarke
Ramerwall
Princsos-Darmouth
Massey
Ril
Atarieties Rich
Sperts
Allers Queen
Sean
Po Monde
Wokro
Viste Srande
the Garden Gate
Mary Lee Taylor
Warner Sweeney
Lithich
Hollywood
Odist
Waahmatonm
Merc
Manne
America
Orchestra
Innner i Myster
Ned Camer
Guy Lambarda
Flashaun Casey
Penzel-Mueller
Jan Williams
Martin
Cc Melody
Swiss Music Box
Baby IN Manger
Army Air Corps Powder
Sox
Music Headquarters
Cluettg Sons
Broadway
2Nd ST
Troy, N
State ST. Schenectady
Cashman
Fresh Air Fund
Stanley
Rome
Silko
Waltz
IPER
EFT Vr
Lionery
Ben Katz
Fifth Ave
Lane
Cory
Abiane