On the Air Radio Programs From Local Stations
Local broadcast schedule lists a long line of programs across morning noon and night. Notable entries include Morning Almanac Breakfast Club Texas Rangers Treasury Star Parade major programs and evening shows featuring Victor Borge Lone Ranger and Kay Kyser College of Musical Knowledge among others with frequent news briefings and music slots across stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmera Almanac
Roy Porter
Troy Chapel
Texas Rangers
Sandi's
Maurice
Joe Green
Melody Time
News
Hop Harrigan
Dick Tracy
Uncle Sam
Captain
Roy Shudt
Victor Borge
Earl Godwin
Lum
Abner
Manhattan
Jonn Freedom
Harry Wisimet
George F. Eilios
Gracie Fields
Alec Templeton
Treasury Star Parade
Jim Healey
Otis
Eleanor
Carey Longmire
Light of the World
The
Guiding Light
Mary Marlin
Stella Dallas
Lorenzo_Jones
Widder Brown
Portia
Ferrell
Gene O’haire
Norman Cloutier
Lowell Thomas
Fred Waring
W. Vandercook
Science Forum
Mrs. North
Kay Kyser
College of Musical Knowledge
Harkness
Washington
Rice Ensemble
O—iinner Brush
Victor Barge
Lion —Gent Gadwir
Harry Wismett
George F. Elliot
Ray Herbeck
Jim, Healey
Tomorrow Radio Schedule Shows Busy Day of Music and News
A dense broadcast timetable lists Morning Melodies and News segments from 6:55 to late evening. Entries include Farmer's Almanac, Rose Room, Gardener Nursery, James McDonall, Gracie Fields, The O'Neills, Pepper Young, Lowell Thomas, Fred Waring, Rudy Vallee, and Transradio News Goer Minute among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart
Transradio
Rose Room
Life Mi
Amanda
Honeymoon Hill
Troy
Farmer’s Almanac
P.M. i
Otis
Eleanor
A.t
March of Mercy
Carey
Longmire—News Analysia
Lonely Woosen
The
Guiding Light
Mary Marlin
Ma Perkins
Pepper Young
Bappoese Ha
Dallas
Portia
Just Plain
Bill
Page Farrell
Lowell, Thomas
Fred Waring
John W. Vandercook
Burns
Arkansas
Aldrich
Music Hall
Rudy Vallee
Durante-Moore-Cugat
the Harkness
Washington
Letters On Powers Estate Administers Estates in Petersburg and Troy
Judge Donohue in Surrogate's Court issued letters of administration on the Harry C. Powers estate of Petersburg death May 30 to his three sisters Libbie R. Jones Bessie B. Simon and Fannie P. Manchester with an estate of 12000 in personal property and about 1500 real property. Chester G. Wager acts as attorney. The Graf ton Methodist Church administrator with the will annexed of Alice C. Hidley of that town filed its final decree totaling 6255.15. after expenses legacies and commissions 1613.60 go to Samuel I. Hidley husband 1704.72 with 389.86 to the church. Two wills were admitted Mrs Laura Russell of Rensselaer who died May 25 left about 3000 with sons Henry and Paul Russell each 1500 and Adeline Russell 50. Chester A. McPartland died in Troy May 30 leaving estate over 5000 to widow Elizabeth McPartland with attorney Harry F. Whiton.
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Harry C. Powers
Petersburg
Edward J. Donohue
Libbie R. Jones
Bessie B. Simon
Fannie P. Manchester
Chester G. Wager
Methodist Church of
Grafton
Alice C. Hidley
Samuel IT. Hidley
Menands Man Takes Scout Post in Schenectady
Russell Gallagher of Menands is selected as assistant scout executive for Schenectady County Council, Boy Scouts of America. He succeeds G Fred Wirrer and begins his post tomorrow after a career as a scoutmaster in Dedham Mass and assistant scoutmaster in Troop 65 Menands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Gallagher
Menands
G. Fred Wirrer
Schenectady County
Dedham
Mass
Dover
Westwood
Boston
Knox Hints New Move In Pacific
Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox said the U S Pacific submarine fleet has been greatly expanded and hinted at planning for fresh operations against Japan He noted losses of eight submarines and said replacements have been made many times over He added a long preparation period precedes any move and cited a high watch on the South Pacific and increasing submarine attacks on Japanese ships with production advancing satisfactorily Also notes the 17th Brunswick rural school graduation Monday at Gilead Tatheran Church Center Brunswick with Rev Robert B Leslie as speaker.
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Washington
INS
Frank Knox
America
Pacific
U. S
Knox
South Pacific
Brunswick
Gilead Tatheran Church
Center Brunswick
Robert B. Leslie
Troy
Memorial Rites Held for Staley at Albany Court
Memorial service for former Justice Ellia J. Staley was held at the Albany County Court House with Troy and vicinity lawyers and judges in attendance. Supreme Court jurists Francis Bergan and Harry E. Schirick paid tribute, Harold J. Hinman delivered the oration, and Mrs. Staley was present with family.
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Troy and
Albany County Court House
Ellia J. Staley
Justice Staley
Iwere Supreme Court
Francis Bergan
Albany
Harry E. Schirick
Kingston
Harold J. Hinman
Third Judicial District
Staley
Hinman
Remembered Jurist Staley Praised by Justices
Former Justice Hinman recalled Staley as a tireless public servant whose energy and justice aimed at the state and citizens. Justice Bergan called him an eminent jurist and a leader who helped build the community through constructive effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinman
Bergan
Staley
Mrs Gatling to Christen Warship at Kearny Yard
Mrs John W Gatling of Dutch Village Menands will christen the destroyer Gatling when the ship slides down the ways Sunday at Federal Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co yards in Kearny New Jersey. The ship is named for Richard Jordan Gatling grandfather of her husband inventor of the first successful rapid fire Civil War gun. Mr and Mrs Gatling moved here a year ago from Scarsdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Gatling
Dutch Village
Menands
Gatling
Federal Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co
Kearney
N. J
Richard Jordan Gatling
Togo
Scarsdale
Fathers Day Toast From House Of Seagram
A nostalgic tribute recounts memories of a daughter recalling her father and shared summers, voyages, and lessons. The message then shifts to a public claim by the House of Seagram praising their nine year moderation campaign, asserting influence on American drinking norms and the moral role of fathers.
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House of Seagram
Perfume application tips from a French milliner
A French milliner urges precise fragrance use explaining that spraying perfume on the hem of a skirt or veil allows air circulation to spread scent. She notes applying to hair or veil maximizes effect and suggests pairing daytime toilet water with evening perfume, using small amounts to extend both scents.
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Schenectady
Wildwood
Army Ar Force
Jenny
Lora Lawton
O’neills
Woko
Helen Trent
Gal
Vic and I
Goldbergs
Dr. Malone
Joyce Jordan
M.D
Pepper
Forrest
Joe
Ethel Ture
Columbia
Perry Como
Madeleine Carroll
Faul O Willis
Mr. Keen
Sammy Kaye
Dr. Christian
Cecil Brown
the News
Beyer of
Milton Berle
State Police
Orn
Rensselaer County Farm Bureau
Gardner Ntupsery
Bankhage
Kay Moser
James McDonall
Morton Downey
Tulk—Music
Ray Note
SID
the Wildwood
Sam
Meet
O—Lora Lawton
Alba
San
Transrad
Hudson Valley Agency, Inc
Lawrence J. Collins
Edward A. Fitzgerald
Congress Street
Court House
Kitty Foyle
Honeymoon Hi
Morning Melodies
Ipso Bary Mie Taylor
Bright Horizon
Louise Benny
PLM
Young Dr. Malone
Joyvee Jordan
Forrest Wills
Bill—Joe
Ethel Turp
Three Sisters
John B. Kennedy
Harry James
Music Makers
Death Valley Days
Major Bowes
Ted Husing
By Paul Ford
Chevalier Jackson
Gerer
DE Gaulle
Curtis Tru
Art Qoh
Ope Modernella
FHONE
Mrs. Gatling
Dad
Sylvia Chambliss
Winter Haven
Fla
Bob Ruccione
Rockville Center
Long Island
Cypress Gardens
Distillers Corp
New York
the House of Seagram
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