On Air Schedule From Local 11 30 Snow Village
Radio listings show a dense roster of programs from David Hamm to Farmer's Almanac News, with news, music blocks, talk segments, and live timekeeper cues across the day. Named programs include Timekeeper, Morning Melodies, Rise n Shine, Breakfast Club, Farm News, Treasury Star Parade, Fred Waring, Perry Como, Lux Reading, and multiple soap operas and variety hours. The listing references stations WTRY TROY and multiple program blocks with numerous host names and sponsor cues throughout the day.
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Farmer’s Aimapac
Treasury Grd
Stella Dallas
Lorenzo Jones
Young Widder Brown
Porna
Farrell
Hugh Ginson
Fred Waring
Vandercook
Frank Black
Bong Parn
Forum
Wien
Jammy Rice
Bet
Bill Stern
Elmer Dav
Can't Keep Grandma in Her Chair
Nagging backache and low energy blamed on tired kidneys. Advertisement promotes Doan's Pills as a long proven remedy to flush out wastes, claim relief from back pain, swelling, and fatigue with druggist purchase suggested.
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Nature
Dean
Doan
Pia
Time schedule fragment from vintage radio listing shows many programs
A dense, fragmented radio schedule lists countless shows and times from morning to late evening. Names include Evelyn Johnson, Strings of Melody, Troy Chapel Service, Boston Pops, Gene Autry era items, and various news, musical interludes, and variety acts reflecting a busy broadcast day.
WAAC Training Center Sets Rules for Press Walks
Col. Ho wart W. Brown commandant at Fort Oglethorpe announced WAACs may not hike with gentlemen of the press who are over 35 or in poor condition, or wear best pants. The policy aims to preserve order during public walks in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Howart W. Brown
WAAC
Fort Oglethorpe
Waacs
Divorce Granted Over Rifle And Goat In Knoxvi le
In Knoxville a wife sued for divorce naming her husband’s rifle and a goat among marital assets. The rifle was requested in exchange for an $11 loan to cover filing costs, while the goat, claimed as permanent alimony, vanished before a court order. The wife won the divorce.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Brown Denies OPA Charges in Broad Show of Defiance
Washington INS Price Administrator Prentiss Brown denied Maxon’s charges against the OPA calling them political attacks. He said there are no theorists in the agency plotting to overhaul the economy and he will not resign. Maxon quit as deputy administrator. Brown said Maxon’s old job may go to Chester Bolles. Brown also noted opponents still fight the 1940 election and accused them of resisting the verdict. He rejected any plan to have government take over manufacturing and distribution of all commodities.
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Washington
INS
Prentiss Brown
OPA
Lou R. Maxon
Maxon
Brown
Detroit
Chester Bolles
Connecticut
Roosevelt
Whitehall curfew talk shows village support grows
Whitehall residents push for a curfew as Police Chief Edgar C Whalen clergy and many locals back the plan. Mayor Jerome E Campbell says the curfew ordinance will be studied by the board of trustees while memories of the old curfew suggest it worked without trouble. Maj Elmer C Wager in foreign service since 1942 has been promoted to lieutenant colonel per a message from India. He is a Rensselaer high school graduate, son of Mrs Inez Wager of Albany, with wife and daughter in Rensselaer.
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United States
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
John Baker
Roy Baker
Hobart College
Geneva
Baker
Whitehall High School
New York State College For
Plato 2
Naval Reserve
Waitehall
Edgar C. Whalen
Whitehallers
Jerome E. Campbell
Board of Trustees
Major Wager
Elmer C.wager
Foreign Service
India
Renaselaer High School
R. P. S Here
Inez Wager
Chestnut Street
Albany
Jacqueline
Iowa Avenue
Rensselaer
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Snow Village
David Hamm
Texas
Joe Mi
Morten Downteu
Binue Stones
James G. McDonald
Leviton Orchestra
Melody Tune
Unclé Sam
Archie Andrews
Helio
Joe Marsala
Lone Banker
Porter
Harry Wismer
Lulu
Johnny
aAlet Templeton
Jim Healey
Music For Listening
WOKO
Chapel Singers
Uncle Sam
Kitty Foyle
Honeymoon Hill
Golden Gate Quarter
Bright Horizon
Louise Benny
Helen Trent
Ma Perkins
the Goldbergs
Young Dr. Malone
Jedoyee Jordan
M.D
Pepper Young
Forrest Willis
Joe
Ethel Turp
Perry Como
Madeleine Carroll
the Duncans
U—Isasy
Mr. Keen
Curtiss Archer
Thin Man
Cecil Brown
the News
Troy
Farmer's Almanacs
Nles Flay Veer
Ashreddies
Mhiye
Newa
Faene
Rose Room
Troy Chapel
Anarin Continentals
Evelyn Johnson
Black
Melody Mustangs
Musette Music Box
Tommy Tucker
Joe Vente
Britain
the Marshalls
Paul Haron
Melody
Horace Heidt
Korn Kobplers
Ray Shudt
Boston Pops
Edward Tomlinson
Spotlight Bande
John Vandercook
Dixieland Strings
Jin Healer
Ai Force
Stan Kenton
Ray Heatherton
Schenectady
Rarm
g—Song Service
Life and the Land
S-Nh
Better Business Bureau
Saino
Rev
Mt. Pleasant
Polk
Habe Ruta
Shorty
Sue
Noanty
Farm Paper
Victory Garden
Walts
Roy Shield and Co
Bob Hope
S. Coast Guard
Liza
du—Beaviers
Hollywood Open House
National Barn Panece
Charles Dant
American Red Cross
Barade
Juko
Kcbu-Warren
Pan America
Dios Maritima
Jesus Maria Sanrema
People's Pi
the World Today
Benny Goodman
Orchestra
de Nene Lobby
Ned Calmer
Tha News
Health Hunters
Blue Ribbon Town
the Mills Broa
State Police News
s—Interhide
Guy Lombardo
Saan of
Travel Bureau
Santa Fe
N. M
Joseph A. _Bursey
Tourist Bureau
Nigeria
British West Africa
Fish Story Bend
Ore
Fred Woodward
Deschutes River
Hollywood
Caldwell
Ida
Jimmie
Fraser
Jinx Falkenburg
Veronica Lake
Rita Hayworth
Evelyn Keyes
Shirley Temple
Tulsa
Okla
Whitehall
War
America
American Meat Institute
Chicago
McWeee
Roy Shudt
WTRY
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Hitler
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