Radio Schedule Fragments From The Record Pages
A garbled listing outlines station WFLY and WTAY programs across dayparts. Entries include news, music rooms, serials, dramas, and ads with numerous OCR errors and stray times.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1949
Page
9
A garbled listing outlines station WFLY and WTAY programs across dayparts. Entries include news, music rooms, serials, dramas, and ads with numerous OCR errors and stray times.
The U S S Archer, a jeep aircraft carrier once serving under both flags, will return to sea as a merchant ship named the Anna Salen. Reconverted at Bethlehem Steel Key Highway Shipyard in Baltimore for 1.5 million dollars, it will operate for Sven Salen shipping of Stockholm.
Mrs. Inez Leccese of Kosvser Valley says her life was saved by her goat Nanny during a dangerous moment on a stage run. The goat balked, the obstacle gave way, and the collapse stopped a potentially fatal fall, marking a remarkable rescue attributed to the animal.
Disjointed OCR text indicates a report from Nice France about a prince of Monaco and tension. Details are unclear with references to siege, castes, and a ruler, but the precise condition and date could not be determined.
Gen. Douglas MacArthur, marking his 69th birthday in Tokyo, said he will “stick it out” in Japan until the peace treaty is signed and Japan is admitted again into the family of nations. He added he feels the same as three years ago and will remain if the government desires.
Rochester police report Jason Chad kin, age 38, was found dead in a bathtub in his apartment yesterday. He was holding a sunlamp when discovered. An autopsy is ordered to determine the cause of death.
Candy factory quality control workers at Stephen F Whitman in Philadelphia eat as they inspect chocolates. Inspectors sample large trays of caramel and centers daily testing shape weight color size and taste. The 2200 employees are allowed to eat about a quarter pound per day boosting morale if not weight.
Jy Arthur Edson, writing from Washington, reflects on acquiring a new typewriter and the quirks of newspaper culture. He contrasts modern equipment with aging systems and jokes about editors and printers while recalling decades in the trade. A final note hints at papal ordination in 1198.
Along the Merviet Georgia coast the Soviets pursue a long planned project to drain ancient swamps famed in myth and history. Past attempts failed as western winds pushed Black Sea waters inland. Now large tracts are reclaimed for citrus and related crops with scientific methods.
Japanese farmers embrace voluntary cooperatives under occupation reforms. Old government controlled co ops were replaced, joining 7,250,000 farmers across 28,000 cooperatives and 10,500 mutual associations in a flat year under the plan.
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