Radio Schedule Highlights Local 5 Programs Today
Local 5 radio line up features Farmer's Almanac, Good Morning Newspaper, Morning Melodies, Rise and Shine, News, Breakfast Club, Morning Market Basket, Texas Rangers, Melody Time, Evelyn Johnson, Mystery Center, Morton Downey, News, Catholic Hour, The Guiding Light, Mayor of the Town, Easy Aces, Mr. Keen, Dr. Cecil Brown, The World Today, and many more. Ongoing lists include Texans Ranger, Victory Is Your Business, Treasury Star Parade, Aunt Jenny's Stories, Road of Life, Vic and Sade, Snow Village, David Harum, and Lora Lawson programs.
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Gibb
Rose Hoom
Max Hill
Troy
Sardis
Texas Rangers
S2igue Vicuity Ls
Kour Bull
Victor Arden
Bankhage
Moser
Evelyn Johnson
Mystery_Cnet
Morton Downey
James G. McDonald
Bob Hamilton
Hop Huarrigan
Dick Tracy
Unecle
Sam S‘dharchie Andrews
Teaas Ranger
Roy Shudt
Gs Your Business
Earl Godwin
Lum
Amner
Manhattan
John Freedom
Marry Wismer
Raymond Gram Swinn
Luja
Jonony
Alec Templeton
Melody ‘Lime
Slan
Nace
State War Finance
Wildwood
Otis
Eleanor
Jane Parks
Swift
Voice of the Army
Markel
Jeons
Lora Lawson
Road of Life
Vic and
Surle
Snow Village
David Harum
Sacred Heart Program
Transradio
Rose Room
Transradio News
Chapel Singers
Public Service
Uncle Sam
Ritz Fopic
Amanda
Honeymoon Hill
Louise Benay
P. Mo o—Tinely
Le-Hand Howse Jim
Helen Trent
Our Gal
Ma Perkins
Vie and Sade
the Goldbergs
Young Dr. Malone
Joyce Jordan
Pepper Young
Forrest Willis
Kate Smith
Transradio Nett
Flasheun Casey
Loj
Rengselaer County Farm Bureau
Yvictory
Lou
Business
Meloty Mustangs
Vaa Blouy Sm
Salon Orchestre
Ay Moser’s Matinne
Ela Johnson
Moron Lawn Music To Remember News
Blue Frolics
James G. McDonaklini
Jerry Sears
Melody Time News OO
Hop Harrigan
Uncle Sam Hdeen
Archie Andrews
Newa _& Sports Revi
Victory
Treasury Star Parade
Harl Godwin
Abner R
America’s Town
Harry Wismer
Rapei
Gram Swing
Lula
Johnny
Erskine Butterfield
Jim Healey
Pepper Young’s Family and Other Radio Highlights
A dense rundown of radio programs and personalities with listings for Pepper Young’s Family Backstage Wife Stella Dallas and Portia Faces Life among many others. Includes times for music features news segments and dramatic programs across the day on various stations and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepper Young
Stella Dallas
Bvris Widder Brown
Portia
Farrell BO Newr
Kews
Bob Hanes
Eighbors
Lowell Thomas
Fred Wamps
John WW
Vandercook
Fred Brady
Hand Dare
Wings of Music
Mmusic Hal
Joan Davis
Jack Haley
Durante-Moore-Craat
Harkness
Washington
Weekend Guests and Family Visits Across Town
Miss Catherine Curtis of Schenectady visits at the local home over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sweet of Syracuse recent guests of friends here. Mrs. Henry Roberts and Warne Roberts return from St. Albans Vermont. Mrs. Hattie Luby of Cambridge visits J Wells Herrington. Mr. F A Dunham returns to Hood's milk plant after vacation. Airs Rena Brundage returns from Montpelier Vermont to see her son Harry. Fred Temlar and Marie Temlar of New York City visit Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Moses. Miss Evalyn Herrington spends days with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Russell of Schenectady. Pvt Lawrence Hall, stationed in California, home on furlough to his parents Del and Mrs Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Curtis
Schenectady
Donald Sweet
Syracuse
Henry Roberts
Warne
St. Albans
Hattie Luby
Cambridge
J. Wells Herrington
F. A. Dunham
Hood
Rena Brundage
Montpelier
Harry
Fred Temlar
Marie
New York City
Lloyd Moses
Evalyn Herrington
Raymond Russell
Pvt
Lawrence Hall
California
del Hall
Letters Granted on Two Estates
Two estates receive administrative letters in Surrogate's Court. Archie E. Wainman dies at East Greenbush June 25. Alice May Wainman named administrator. Martin H. Berrigan dies July 22 in the city. wife Anna H. Berrigan granted administration, estate valued at 3,000 with widow receiving full. Mary Dolan as executrix of Mary Galvin King files judicial accounting showing receipts 4408.44, expenses 2685.30, balance 1752.85 for distribution among beneficiaries including Margaret Blanchard, Helen Maynes, Bessie King, and Mary Dolan. Ezra Tiffany listed as executory attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie E. Wainman
East Greenbush
Edward J. Donohue
Alice May Wainman
Ernest L. Boothby
Albany
Martin H. Berrigan
Mty
Anna
H. Berrigan
Fourth Avenue
Mary Dolan
Mary Galvin King
Margaret Blanchard
Helen Maynes
Bessie King
Ezra Tiffany
Hoosick Falls
Two Century Old Doll Show Feature At Park Event
A well attended 126th Street Park show highlighted Shirley Frost submitting a 200 year old china doll from Ireland as the feature. First prize for oldest doll went to Frost, second to Evelyn Wheeler who entered a doll fifty years old. Other prizes were awarded for cutest prettiest largest smallest funniest and nicest to a roster of named participants. Judges were Misses Jean Glaashen and Betty Jensen. A scavenger hunt was also held yesterday afternoon at the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
126Th Street Park
Shirley Frost
Ireland
Shirley
Evelyn Wheeler
Judy Whinnery
Jack Frost
Barbara Morris
Pat Peterson
Georgiana Davis
Joan DeLong
Cap and Gown Join Army Wardrobe
Cap and gown are joining the army wardrobe as education officials note rising enlistment trends. Dr. John W Studebaker, commissioner of the Federal Department of Education, spoke at a University of Southern California conference noting that over 25 percent of American soldiers are high school graduates, up from 4 percent in the last war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
John W Studebaker
Federal
Department of Education
University of Southern California
Stocking Of Ponds Unlikely In Troy This Year
Troy officials say pond stocking is unlikely due to State Conservation Department limits. Commissioner Samuel R Cooper says crews and trucks are scarce, despite prior mayoral efforts to stock Frear Park, Northern Drive, Belden's Pond and nearby waters with bass and fingerlings from Tomhannock Reservoir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Conservation Department
Troy
Samuel R Cooper
Frank J. Hogan
Troy Ponds
Cooper
Justin T. Mahoney
Conservation Department
State Department
Frear Park
Northern Drive
Belden’s Pond
The
Eiy
Tomhannock
Guardian Appoints Guardian for Minor in Auto Crash Case
Joseph Mannino of 151 Paine Street Green Island has a guardian appointed by County Judge Harry Clinton for his minor son Ato Anthony Mannino to commence legal action against Samuel Schwartz Grenier and Sheehan. Attorneys Mesnick Koplovitz Curley filed papers. The incident occurred April 27 near Claverack, Columbia County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Mannino
Paine Street
Green Island
Atosthony
Harry Clinton
Samuel Schwartz
Grenier & Sheehan
Mesnig, Koplovitz & Curley
The
Guardian
Anthony Mannino
Claverack
Columbia County
Oakwood Avenue church marks 75th anniversary diamond jubilee
The Oakwood Avenue Fiesh ierian Church plans a fall diamond jubilee marking its 75th anniversary. General chairman Frank H. Coffeen leads the committee with Rev. William Hawthorne and others. The church, organized July 1, 1868, will begin observances on World-Wide Communion Sunday in early October, with a special service the next week and a reception for current and former members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakwood Avenue
Fieshierian
Frank H. Coffeen
William Hawthorne
D. D
Norman F. Coons
Arthur B. Backensto
Harmon D. Betham
George F. Bibb
Mary I. Bunce
Albert E. Bibb
George J. Potter
Arthur Bibb
Frankie
Myrtle Fletcher
Marion Way
Charles Bothwell
Greenwich Church Picnic and Local Happenings
Greenwich residents hear about a Baptist Church picnic on the church lawn at 3:30. Many town residents share updates on moves, visits, and job changes including Edouard Hayner leaving Skiff Market for California and Mrs. Nicholas Phass visiting relatives in town. News notes include members of the community headed to Camp Upton and local political plans for town highway superintendent. In wartime notes, a U.S. Army chaplain reports Japanese prisoners with many holding California degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
San Diego
Cal
Kenneth Stack
Army
Guadalcanal
California
General Electric To Boost Turbine Production For Navy
General Electric says its steam turbine propulsion output will exceed 11 million horsepower this year for U S Navy and Maritime Commission ships. Production is seven plus times 1941 levels, with next year seen at nine times. From 1944 to 1947 GE will supply three quarters of its total marine turbine horsepower since 1900. Standardized designs and methods drive the surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric Co
E. O. Shreve
U.S. Navy
Maritime Commission
Shreve
General Electric
Verdict Set Aside in Quell Action in Rensselaer
In Rensselaer County a verdict of no cause of action in the Fred Quell versus Alfred and Helen Moylan case was set aside by Justice William H. Murray and a new trial granted. Owen D. Connolly, counsel for Quell, secured a reargument after the original verdict and the court denied the initial motion. Earle J. Wriey appeared for the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County
Fred Quell Poestenkill
Alfred
Helen Moylan
William H. Murray
Murray
Owen D. Connolly
Queil
Connolly
Motion Granted in Retrial of Poestenkill Scaffolding Injury Case
The motion and reargument resulted in a granted motion. The case will be scheduled for retrial on the Supreme Court calendar. Plaintiff Quell, employed Aug 16 1940 by defendants for construction on a Moylan house at Poestenkill, was injured when scaffolding collapsed. He claimed faulty scaffolding and negligence by the Moylans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Quell
Moylans
Poestenkill
Ferry Barks From Trees in Los Angeles
UK Miss Elizabeth Dickinson warns San Fernando valley residents that a barking tree may hide Jerry the Australian cockatiel. She notes the bird was a gift from Sister Elizabeth Kenny, the infantile paralysis fighter, and advises calmly capturing the bird if heard bark.
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Guiding Licht
Mary Marlin
Marvin Wallpaper & Paint CO
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International Barbers’ Union
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Army Service Forces
Ellis Hospital
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Hollywood Upi
Lana Turner
Benbow Thompson
Edward Durivage
Second Avenue
van Schaick Island Country Club
Mr. Durivage
Name Guardian
Greenwich
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Raymond Dwyer
Hedges Lake
James Whalen
Philip Sharp
Fisher Street
Edouard Hayner
Skiff Market
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Paul
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Gray Avenue
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Amsterdam
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Priday
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New York
Camp Butner
Milford
Gordon Herrington
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Langdon
Navy
Richard Wilson
John Burns
Samuel Nolan
Charles Sherman
William Harris
Domestic Finance Corporation
Boardman Building
To - Ean
Chevrolet
America
WAR Industries
Sevev
W.H. Bumstead, Inc
Congress ST
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