On the Air radio program schedule listing many stations
A dense roster of radio airings from WIRY Troy and related stations features a long list of programs, news blocks, music, dramas, and variety shows including Morning Melodies, Timekeeper, Breakfast Club, Texas Rangers, The Guiding Light, Father, and many others with times scattered across the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer's Almanac
Timekeeper
Rose Room
Roy Porter
Troy
Texas Rangers
A. Sardis
Peterson's Ointment offers relief for piles ad
Millions over 30 years found quick relief from itching and burning with a cool soothing astringent formula. A user says the itching stopped and sleep returned after using Peterson's Ointment. 35¢ a box or 50c in tube with applicator. Money back if not relieved.
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Peterson
Worry of FALSE TEETH
Don't be embarrassed by loose false teeth. Sprinkle FASTEETH on plates for added comfort and security as it holds plates more firmly. No gummy taste or pasty feel. Available at any drug store. Ady.
Time to Shine and a Night of Radio Programs
A dense listing of radio schedules featuring Time to Shine Uncle Sara Eyes and Ears of the Army Ai Force Market Basket Morning Moods Big Sister News Aunt Jenny's Stories Lara Lawton The O Neills Helpmate A Woman of Amency etc with numerous show titles, hosts, and time slots across a broad day’s programming. The high volume of program names, hosts, and times reflects a comprehensive broadcast guide style typical of mid century radio era listings.
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the Wildwood
Jenny
Lora Lawton
O'Nealls
Snow Village
David Harum
Uncle Sara
Army Ai Force
Aib
Aunt Jenny
Lara Lawton
The
O'Neills
Amency O
Mechanicville War Price Board reports violators of pleasure driving ban
Mechanicville Twelve names turned in as violators of the pleasure driving ban with several denial of gasoline rations for an indeterminate period. A hearing will review remaining cases this week. Church anniversary noted at St George's Clifton Park. Alumni banquet planned for Mechanicville High School graduates serving in the LA armed forces on June 22 at Joyce's Log Cabin. Miss Helen Scott to chair. Reverend Hunt ington presiding at church anniversary service. Recital at Mechanicville Conservatory features Elva Vincent and musicians. Drafted men leave for final physicals at Albany. large group listed by Selective Service Board 362. Community notes on local meetings and youth activities follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Price and Rationing Board
St. George's Episcopal Church
Clifton Park
Sandby
David C. Huntington
Schuyler Jenkins
St. John's Episcopal Church
Cohoes
Mechanicville High School
LA. S
Peter Claver
Harvard Chaplain’s College
William Cavanaugh
Corp
Clarence Clements
Atlantic City
Gustave €. Boucher
Bernard Traynan
FBI
Albany
State Office Buildng
Ralph H. Pierce
Camp Shelby
Woman found in jap plane wreckage over Hunen Province
The body of a Japanese woman crew member, believed to be the radio operator, was recovered from the wreckage of a bomber shot down last week by American P 0 Warhawks in Eastern Hunen Province. The report comes from the Central News Agency of China via INS.
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Chungking
INS
Japan
Central News Agency of
China
Hunen
Newtonville Social News Briefs and Illness
Newtonville reports Miss Phyllis Williamson seriously ill in Albany Hospital. Mr and Mrs Wesley Warner and Mr and Mrs Gordon Carvill return from Burden Lake vacation. Mrs Dwellie Onderdonk visited daughter Mrs Edgar Schneider in Covington Indiana then returned home. Mrs Peter Brewster Jr honored guest at Miraph Class farewell at Methodist Church. Mr and Mrs Brewster and son moving to Stony Creek. Brewster received many gifts. A social evening for 13 class members with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Williamson
Albany Hospital
Wesley Warner
Gordon Carvill
Burden Lake
Dwellie Onderdonk
Edgar Schneider
Covington
Ind
Peter Brewster, Jr
Miraph
Methodist Church
Allies Mass Banners On Flag Day
Allied nations joined in Flag Day celebrations as the United Nations flags were displayed with the U S flag. President Roosevelt proclaimed June 14 to honor the emblems of 32 nations and their common fight for freedom. Free China joined the observance with cities flags and official exhortations to intensify efforts against Japan and Hitler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
United Nations
Roosevelt
United States
Washington
Four Freedoms
Free
China
Japan
Chang
Yao-Fan
Hitler
Musso
De Gaulle Seeks War Ministry in New Regime
Gen Charles De Gaulle reportedly asks for the war ministry in the French provisional government to end armed reforms with a compromise allowing Gen Henri Giraud to remain commander in chief. Aviation and navy would become sub secretariats under the war office, giving De Gaulle co leadership with Giraud and a path to push army changes amid enthusiastic parades and banners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Charles de Gaulle
War Ministry
de Gaullet
Henri Honore Giraud
Aviation
Navy
War Office
de Gaulle
Giraud
French Committee For National Liberation
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Clark Dennis —Sweet
Bankhage
Charles John Stevenson
Kay Moser
Chet
Jjames McDonald
Morton Downey
Maurice
Ing
Hop Harrizon
Dick Traces
Uncle Sam
Roy Shulls
Victor Borge
George Hicks
Stull
Gortwin
Lunt
Abner
Harry Wismer
George F. Elliott
Gracie
Schenectady
Eleanor
Farm Paper of the Air
the Guiding Light
Mary Marlin
Lorenzo Jones
Widder Brown
Portia
Farrell
Om News
Lowell Thomas
Fred Waring
John W. Vandercook
Johnny
Bob Hope
Harkness
Sacred Heart
Transradio
Ig Pathite
Uncle Gan
Will
Kitty Foyle
Amanda
Honeymoon Hib
Mary Lee Taylor
Liti
Bright Horizon
o—Louise Benny
Transradio Newa
Iew
Helen Trent
Gal
Ma_ Perkins
Vic and Sade
the Goldbergs
Young Dr. Malone
Joyce Jordan
Pepper Young
Forrest Willis
Joe
Ethel Turp
Perry Come
Madele Carroll
Jonn B. Kennedy
the World Today
Harry James
His
Music Makers
American Melody Hour
al Jolson
Cecil Brown
the News
Burns
Fed
Farmer’n Almanac
Troy Chapel
Melody
Fime
Treasury Star Parade
Joe Green
Melody Time
Inn News
Hop Harrigan
Dick Tracy
Captain
Midnight
Roy Shudt
Sam
Manhattan
Jorge F. Elliot
Gracie ‘Fields
Alec Templeton
Sika
Henectady
Church
Wildwood
Otis
OWIL
O—Morning Watch
Wacge
Carey Longmire
Light of the Word
Mary Martin
Stella Dallas
Lorélito Jones
Harkness of
Rice Ensemble
Newa
Oko
Albasy
Sacred Heart Program
Transradio News
Chapel Singers
Hitly Foyle
O—Amanda
Honeymoon Hill
O—Golden Gate Quartet
Louise Beney
Ma Perkins
Goldbergs
Malone
M.D
Forrest
Wilis
Joe and
Ethel Tarp
Wing
Columbia Master Works
Perry
Madeleine Carroll
Paul
the Duncans
Jeri Sullivan
Fasy Aces
Ke Tracer
Sammy Kaye
Christian j—Cecil Brown
Milton Berk
Voters of Freedom
Mechanicville
Mechanicville ¢ Apvatory of Music
t. _nservatory
Norrch Main
Elva C. Vincent
Conservatory
Marine A. LeJeunesse
Virginia Barnes
Clara Belmonte
Lorraine DeLucia
Jonanna DeLucia
Dominick DeVito
Priscilla Haddleton
Maureenp
Howard C. Akin
Stillwater
John J. Lenahan
Ross A. Christopher
Harry G. , Conerty
John B. Fiorino
Raphael R. DeSorbe
Edward J. Camfield
Frank Roman
William J. Weaver
Allen Rathbun
Andrew George Borden
Joseph M. Ruggiero
Richard S. Dunham
John Standarski
Joseph J. Canavan
Orest J. Amadeo
Francis Roy Guile
Ernest L. Gecewicz
John L. Sullivan
Joseph A. DeMarco
Anthony M. Luciano
Vincent J. Mugione
Clarence G. Sanders
Floyd J. Chambers
John Peter LaPietre
Srevilles
Minnehaha Lodge
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows' Hall
Auxiliary Police
Harris Avenue
Seouts
First Presbyterian Church
F. Wayland Bailey
Robert Tiel
First Methodist Church
Newtonville
Allies
Lins
Shameless
Tojo
Nestle
Duart
Bonat
5Th Ave
Fifth Ave
ST. Choice
St.Joseph Asrium
Moncrief & Francis
Congress
Third Streets
By Paul Ford
Ublican
Eit
Frank Carlson
Walter F George
Fas
Havana
Londees
PHAYE
NEW York Power & Light
Niagara
Hudson
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