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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1943
Page
2
An extended on air timetable shows station identifiers, program titles, hosts, and times from morning to late night. It lists News, Music, Talk, and variety segments with numerous show names such as Morning Melodies, The Lone Ranger, Treasury Star Parade, and Mister Prose. The fragment hints at a busy daily schedule across networks.
The listing outlines a dense broadcast day for WIRY and TROX stations with varied programs including breakfast shows, timekeeping segments, concerts, matinees, and dance parades. Notable items include the Gardiner Nursery feature, the Star Parade, Ray Moser matinee, Enoch Light programs, James McDonald piano ramblings, Morton Downey, Maurice Concert Trio, and Vict0r Borge as part of a nostalgia segment titled Those Good Old Days.
A fragmented OCR of crossword style entries lists numerous clues and partial answers across diverse categories. The jagged text includes numbers, foreign terms, and stray punctuation, suggesting a damaged page section with multilingual or mixed clue sources and no coherent narrative.
A dense listing shows numerous programs and times from 6:00 to 16:45, including The New Eve Earl Godwin Lum and Abner America's Town Meeting of the Air Gracie Fields Victory Show War Bond Show Morning Melodies Farm News Church in the Wildwood Uncle Sam News The Guiding Light Pepper Young's Family Stella Dallas Young Widder Brown When a Girl Marries Front Page Farrell News The Aldrich Family Rudy Vallee Program March of Time News at 11:00 Sacred Heart Program The Minute Man Morning Melodies Morning Melodies again and various news interludes and entertainers across a full day schedule.
London reports patriotic saboteurs have reduced German war weapons output in occupied regions by at least 22 percent. Estimates say they destroyed up to 500 million dollars worth of machinery and forced 2 million guards to protect plants. A Czech spokesman noted one guard for every two workers at Skoda. Reports also described rail sabotage and unrest within Germany.
Shirley Tetreault twelve of Waterford Mechanicville Road was saved from drowning in the Hudson River by Edward McChesney fifteen year old Boy Scout Troop 31 member Monday as she and Harriet Hillis were carried out beyond their depth. McChesney arrived with other scouts and held her up until help came. George Raymond Anderson, troop leader, used a canoe to bring both girls and the rescuer ashore. Shirley and Harriet are Waterford High School students. Dr F J Scott treated Shirley and said her condition was very good.
The Citizens' Engine and Hose Company No 1 of Castleton has been incorporated by the secretary of state per county clerk papers. Incorporators are James H. Smith Frank B. Folmsbee John C. Van De Wal J Harvie Purdy and Joseph H. Wallace.
Castner's Cutthroats and Alaskan scouts trained by Col Lawrence Y. Castner spotted a Japanese in a well‑defended foxhole on a snowy slope at Attu Island. After failed attempts to approach, one scout slid down the slope between the Jap's hole and dropped a grenade, escaping danger as the blast went off.
The committee planning the parish card party and reunion will hear final reports at a 8 p.m. meeting tonight in the parish hall. Mayor Frank J. Hogan serves as general chairman and announced the session yesterday.
The June term of Rensselaer County Court opened with Judge Harry E. Clinton presiding. District Attorney Earle J. Wiley announced a Monday trial calendar as jurors were excused. Higgins and Ciney were arraigned on burglary and grand larceny charges for alleged theft from the Frank Hooley Estate garage. they pleaded not guilty and were granted bail. Counsel listed for Higgins is John J. Doherty and for Ciney, Harry C. Whiton. Civil docket for Monday includes cases 22 35 59 66 67 68 78 79 82 84 56 87 90 91 98 98 101 102 103 107 140 112.
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