Radio Schedule Fragment for Afternoon Broadcast
A list of program slots shows the sequence from 3:00 to 5:10 with news updates at 3:00 5:00 and 4:0. The lineup includes 3:10 Wayaside Chapel 3:15 Lean Back and Linen 3:30 My Serenade 3:45 Unsung Victory 3:10 WFLY Music Room 4:90 FM Picata 4:45 Evelyn J Small Presale 5:10 Merry Go Round and a final 4:0 News followed by a Sports Edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wfly Music Room
Picata
Evelyn J. Small
Kummer
Farm Journal OU
M Journal
Bette-George o—Cerric Foster S
Mary Ajkeen
Burmford
Tath
Poule
Paradlar Woot
Mke Rich
Hi Ucleer
Mike Hich
Cookie Newe
Henry Tonisa
Vern Cook
Jerry
Roy
Niwa
Fulton Lewin
Dick Harmesau
Gebriel Heater
Jack
S—Inalde
Sports
Loreton
News International
Henry Leal
Scattery and Main
Emamily
Two's Company
WROW
Albany
World News
Wildwo
Alarm Clock Club
Ceorge Michael
Wanther
Michael
Tomorro
Bhard Berrick
Dr. Eul
Nesbitt
Ted Malone
Galen Drake
Geore
Harm Faper
Air
Cedric Foster
Paste
Aby Corner
Two's
Jammy Kay
Light of the World
Dorothy Dir
Road of Life
Brite
Farm Clock Clubs
Widder Brown
Betty Crocker
Lee Grieva
Bob Renderce
TDM
Dorothy Kilgalien
Supner
Lane Panger
Malone S—Nene
Pee
Gelen Drake
Radio Schedule Fragments Echo a Busy Day in Town
A cluttered daily timetable lists hours for programs and hosts across radio and TV slots, including Arthur Godfrey, Helen Trent, Perry Mason, Lawrence Welk Show, and Edward R. Murry. It shows concerts, news blocks, and talk segments with varied timings and venues, reflecting a bustling broadcast day.
Court Rules Against Three Movie Films
New York UP reports the government’s antitrust suit against Twentieth Century Fox Warner Bros. Pro/Loew’s seeks forced divestiture of theater control. A federal court ordered breakup of producing distributing and exhibiting units. stockholders barred from holding stakes in all three firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Fox
Warner Prothers
Loew's
New York
Lemen Juice Recipe Claims Rheumatic Pain Relief
A recipe repeats claims that Lemen Juice and RN Es Compound ease rheumatic and arthritis pain. It describes mixing RN Es with a quart of whiskey and lemon juice, taking three tablespoons twice daily, and notes variable relief. The text includes a local Springfield reference and a separate anecdote about a garter snake entering a newspaper bundle on a porch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Pune
Trey
Ettora
District P T A Grow Plans For Season
Adirondack District Parent Teacher Association officers convened in West Sand Lake to outline events including a Nov 3 fund drive in Saratoga Springs. Mrs. Dwight Emory and Mrs. Leo Germanetti led arrangements and programs while officers from Lake George Troy and Schenectady outlined future work and the 1950 Spring Conference at Lake George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Springs
Adirondack
Parent-Teacher Association
Mra
William H. Cobb
West
Sage
Dwight Emory
Saratoga Bprings
Lake George
Amirondack
Cobb
West Sand Lake
D. Howard R. Lester
Schenectady
Raymond Fonter
Troy
Germanetti
Saratoga Springa
Julian Beaudir
Laks George
James B. Lloyd
Rensselaer County
Raymond Foster
Harold Love
Sull
City Tax Office Extends Hours to Meet Rush
City Treasurer Thomas F. McDees announced extended hours to collect late property taxes before the deadline. Office hours include weekday evenings and Saturday, with Sunday closed, and a 2 percent monthly penalty for unpaid taxes starting Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deatiina
Thomas F. McDees
McDonald
Local Notes From North Bennington Community
North Bennington residents share updates from Hedges Lake travel to Rochester church services. Gladys Hustler returns from the lake while Clarence Harney recovers at home from hospitalization. Rev. Reilin Williams preaches at the Rochester Baptist Church as candidate. Herold Kipp and wife visit East Moling relatives two weeks with Florence Kipp’s family on West Street. Mrs. Simonds and others are mentioned in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Hustler
Hedges Lake
Clarence Harney
Putnam
Ome
Reilin Williams
Rochester
Herold Kipp
East Moling
Florence Kipp
West Street
Living High Among Inca Descendants of Peru
More than four million Peruvian Indians live at elevations from 12 000 to 17 000 feet above sea level, higher than any place in North America. The communities claim ancient Inca heritage and sustain life at extreme altitudes.
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Weather Maport
Dwight Marvin
Kiddle Korner
Walta Thterlude
Songa
David Rose
Tony Renal
Morgan Manner
Dick Haymes
New
Forrest
Music Room
aArthur Godfrey
Sweetheart Berengd
Nosemary Ley Tere
Aunt Zenny
Helen Trent
Tine Gut
Ma Perkins
Dr. Malon Vas
Guiding Light
Zill—Econd Mtn
Burto
Perry Mreon
Wendy Warren
Biienter Oday
David Harum
Christian Berence
PM Parade
Curt Massey
Mualo
Lowall
Thom
Edward BR. Murry
Cure Iti
Sig
Lawrence Welk
Ole Time For Music
Btring Ensemble
Joe Havel
Gema
TGD
Mualesto
Forren
Willis A
Godfrey Hj
Sweetheart Berenade
Hontmary
Thane
Aunt Jenny
Mule
Ajater
Ailien Ma Perkina
Young Ds. Malone
Gilding
Mr. Burton
Sunriee
Snake Manes News
Springfield
Letha Edeecmen
Mingis State Journal
Globe Cleaners & Byers
Franklin
P.T.A
E. E. Glover
Samaritan Hospital
New York Stat Hospital Association
Carl P. Wright
General Hospital
Syracuse
Morris Himemburg
Jewish Hospital
Brooklyn
State Association
Thomas Hale, Jr
Albany Hospital
James F. Fish
Ellis Hospital
K. Bosworth
Glens Falls
William Schneider
Mechanicville
North Bennington
YES
Feoey
Stee
Mynative
Horniture
Car
Risonat Finance Co. Sd
TIMES
Broadway
Tuaho ST
N.Y
Jen Mere
Lal
Ferran Finance Compiny
Low
Oregon
Fret Telegraph Company
Art
Maw York
Yankees
White Sox
New York City
Mike
Srry
Ite Aes
Palatine Bridge
Fonda
Amsterdam
Hudson
Grane Central Terminal
Alte Stopn Et Harmen
Yonkers
125Th Strost
NEW York Central
Peer, Lame
Colgate
NS Dental Science
Colgate's
Coleate
Colgate’s
Sase-Walid
Colgata
Les Booth
Colgate Dental
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