On the Airdio Programs From Local Stations
Radio schedules list dozens of programs across stations with time slots and show titles including news timekeeper morning programs sports music bands and serials. Included are Sunrise to midnight lineups featuring Breakfast Club Morning Market Basket Breaking news Treasury Parade Music for Listening and many named programs and personalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WTEKY
Rey Porter
Troy Chapel
Texas
Sardis
Sardita
Melody Lane
James G. McDonald
Leviton Orchestra
Melody Time
News
Hop Hartigan
Dick Tracy
Uncle Sam_ LviS
Archie Andrewa
Roy Shudt
News & Sports Review
Victory
Joe Marsala
Saludos Amigos
Earl Godwin
Parker Family
Spotight Banda
Harry Wismer
Peo Vandercook
Trea Templeton
Treasury Star Parade
Jim Healey
Tistening
Newa
Treasury
Wildwood
Otis
Eleanor
Jane Parks
Jenny
Lawton
Snow Village
David Harum
Farn Paper of
Carey Longmire
the Guiding Light
Light of the World
Betty Crocker
Mary Marlin
Ma Perkiox
Pepper Young
Right To Happiness
Stella Dallas
Lorenzo Jones
Widder Brown
Portia
Will
Victory Tunes
John W. Vandercook
Frank Black
Farm Forum
Tommy Riggs
Betty Lou
Bill Stern
Elmer Davis
Harkness
Washington
TROX
Farmer’s Almanac
Limekeeper
Rose Hoom
Andrini Continentals
Evelyn Johnson
Life and the Land
Aunt Jane
Babe Ruth
Shorty and
Sue
Morning Radio Schedule Fragments From a Past Era
A jumbled listing presents a dense array of radio programs and times, highlighting morning to midnight broadcasts. Names like Limekeeper, Horace Heidt, and Transradio appear alongside bands, news, and religious programs. The page captures a snapshot of era specific programming and scheduling.
Allen's Foot-Ease Promises All Day Comfort
A vintage advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease to make heavy work shoes feel like slippers. It claims sootling absorbs perspiration, keeps socks and shoes dry, and prevents foot odor for those with sweaty feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Adv
London Opens Largest Open Air Entertainment Plan
London County Council showcases an ambitious array of entertainments for stay-at-home Londoners this holiday season. The program features dancing in parks plus circuses faire bands concerts ballet grand opera Gilbert and Sullivan and boxing and swimming events, claiming to be the largest open-air plan ever conceived in Great Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Briiain
London County Council
Draft Dodgers Convicted Reach Four Thousand Mark
FBI disclosed 4300 draft dodgers convicted under the Selective Service Act since enactment. Officials say 96 percent of court cases resulted in convictions after 250000 investigations into minor violations. Investigations led to mobilizing over 100000 men, with emphasis on getting draftees into service rather than jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Selective Service
FBI
P.B.I
Stillwater Upton Chapter Picnic and Local Events
The annual picnic of Upton Chapter O E S and families was at Mrs Isabel Wilbur's home with Montgomery Lodge guests. Gifts were given to George DeWein and Mrs James Hutton. Activities included croquet, horseshoes, games and boating. Personal notes report Mrs Samuel Bradley improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upton Chapter
Isabel Wilbur
Montgomery Lodge
F and A. M
George de Wein
Sarana
Hoosick Falls Drivers Face Federal Use Tax Stamp Citations
About 100 motorists in Hoosick Falls received summonses to appear at the Internal Revenue offices in Hoosick Falls or Albany to explain why federal use tax stamps were not displayed on windshields. IRS agents, based in Albany, conducted the drive locally this week, similar to Troy’s action. Final totals and penalties await a district-wide canvass. Drivers have five days to respond. failure may lead to Federal Court action. Some had stamps but not affixed, others kept stamps in pockets or at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
Internal Revenue
Albany
Troy
Harry 41
Hickey
Alybany
Meeting of the Lyman Smyth Committee Discussed
Mrs Lyman Smyth chaired the gathering with Mrs Earl G Hayner presiding. The committee listed includes Mrs. Smith, Mrs J D Sullivan, Hilda Wilbur, Mrs P M Bolston, Mrs Fred Hayner, Mrs Elling Doughty, Mrs David Ford Jr, Mrs William Cisler, Miss Jessie Truland, Miss Jane Longstaff, and Miss Mary Hiland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Smyth
Earl G Hayner
Smith
J. D. Sullivan
Hilda Wilbur
P. M. Bolston
Fred Hayner
Elling Doughty
David Ford, Jr
William Cisler
Jessie Truland
Jane Longstaff
Mary Hiland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chenectady
Amm
Sacred Heart
Transradio
Rose Room
Chapel Singers
Public Service
Dnele
Valiant Lady
Hitty Foyle
Amanda
Honeymoon Hill
Morning_ Melodies
Golden Gate Quartet
Bright Horizon
Louise Benny
Transradio Neus. E
Helen Trent
Gal Sundey
Ma Percins
Vic Ann Sade
The
Goldbergs
Young Dr Malone
Joyce Jordan
M.D
Forrest Willis
Kate Smyth
Petty Como
Madeeine Carroll
the Duncan's
Jeri Sullivan
Mr. Keen
Corliss Archer
Cecil Brown
the News
Great Flags
Yanks
Trenstadio
State Police
Raymond Scott
Black
Melody Mustangs
Rollint
Maszette Music Box
Tommy Tucker
Topica
van Alexander
Britain
Paul Baron
Horace Heidt
Korn Kobplers
Sparta
Hoy Porter
Howard Tomlinson
Harry Wismner
John Vandercook
Treasury Star
Dixieland Strings
Eyes and Ears of the Air Force
WGX
Schenectady
KSMM
Douala
Collige
O. A
Milton Dellar
U_ 8 Marines
Mr Smith
Woko
Aterlude
American Red Cross
Garden Gate
Warren Sweeney
Musical Houndup
Theater of Today
Stara
Hollywood
Country Journal
Buffalo
Men and Bucks
Detroit
Yonkers
Pan America
Chips Davis
TransRadio News
the World Today
Intermde
Benny Goodman
Trade Winds Tavern
Hobby Lobby
Ned Caimer
Eric
Johnston
Gale Calloway
Ofl
Vilalion
Padio
ST. Reason
YORK
Aric Eae
Mer
Gallup, N. M
Dorothy Scanlon
Birdsall Sweet
Poughkepsie
Sicily
Stillwater
Samuel Bradley
Entertains Card Club
Leroy Talmadge
Harry Bloomingdale
Chester Bloomingdale
William Cister
Methodist Church
Estelle E. Jones
Saratoga County
Molly Pitcher
Women’s War Savings Committee
Jerome Sullivan
Monmouth
OPA Summons
Theorette
Peerless
Lt Day
Fulton Oursler
Waby—Albany
WSNY
Dobler Bg, CO
Albany, M, Y
Mia
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