Radio Schedule Fragments From Albany and Nearby Areas
A dense list of radio programs and times across Albany and state areas. Entrants include Morning shows, news, music, dramas, church programs, and sports updates featuring numerous stations and hosts.
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Helen Trent
Pepper Young
Forrest Willis
Joe
Ethel Turp
the World Today
Harry James
Mr. Keen
Death Valley
Cecil Brown
the News
Major Bowes
I 1045
Ted Husing
Transradio
State Police
Pepito
Voices of Freedom
You May Never Have To Take Another Laxative
Constipated people are urged to change habits or use Espotaba to ease bowels without harsh effects. It promises gentler, morning-ready relief with a comfortable movement and suggests obtaining Espotaba at druggists for 25 cents.
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Esporabe
Morning Radio Schedule Fragment
A fragmented listing shows a dense morning to evening radio schedule with times, program titles, and performers. It references numerous shows and names such as Treated items include Morning Melodies, Breakfast Club, Gardoer Nursery, The Lone Ranger, Roy Shudt News and Sport, and various era figures, indicating a daily broadcast timetable for a local station.
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Farmer’s Almanac
Hesy ‘Porter
Troy Chapel
Texas Rangers
Sardi’s
Pidge Exes Rangers
Gardoer Nursery
Melody Time
Zaukhage
Kay Moser
Clark Dennis
James McDonald
News
Fiana
Morien Downey
Music To
Iple Matinee
Maurice Concert
Bup Hamilton
Elody TimesNews
Hop Harrigan
Diex Tracy
Uncle Sam
Captain Midnight
Roy Shudt
Jehs Gunther
Gracie Fields
Aies Templeton
Treasury
Jim Healey
P— News
Children's Day Observed at United Presbyterian in Springfield
Shushan John Lahtinen Fred Knapp and Fremont Cramer and families joined Springfield for a United Presbyterian Sunday School Children's Day program. The service featured an organ prelude, processional, hymns, scripture reading, talks on community unity and Christian living, a missionary story, recitations, duets, and closing songs including Jesus Loves Me and America.
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John Lahtinen
Fred Knapp
Fremont Cramer
Springfield
United Presbyterian Sunday School
Miss Marjory Center
Shepherd
Arthur Wright
Stanley Shields
Charles McLenahan
Miss Center
Charles Hedges
Ethiopia
Janice Steele
Ruth McLenilhan
Dorothy Shields
Jane Shields
Phyllis Sutherland
Stanley McLenahan
Jesus Loves
Marilyn
Jane Kenyon
America
New York Verdict Upholds $25,000 Award in Railway Collision
A jury award of $25,000 for Mrs. Maxwell Kleeman against Southern Railway and Pullman Co. was sustained by Justice William H. Murray in Albany. Kleeman, formerly Sarah Jane Breen, was injured when her foot slipped under a railroad car while reboarding in Alexandria, Virginia. The judge rejected motions to set aside the verdict, citing jury independence and the duty to protect substantial rights.
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Supreme Court
Albany
Maxwell Kleeman
Southern Railway
Pullman Co
William H. Murray
Murray
Chinese Claim Japs Use Gas in China
A Chinese military spokesman alleges Japan used poison gas in China with gas bombs dropped on a Suiyuan village on May 31 and gas shells fired into Shansi positions on June 1, causing casualties in both incidents. Roosevelt pledges U S retaliation in kind for any Axis gas use against allies. Fort Orange Paper Co. directors elected at Castleton include W Gordon Latham Robert Harris Arthur Schroeder Richard Dwight and Robert Poskantzer with Thurston Paul and M Janette Paul as election inspectors.
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Chungking
China
Suiyuan
Shansi
Roosevelt
United States
America
Fort Orange Paper Co
Castleton
W. Gordon Latham
Robert 8. Harris
Arthur C. Schroeder
Richard E. Dwight
Robert C. Poskantzer
Thurston Paul
M. Janette Paul
Boy dies after 80 foot fall in Niagara gorge
Karl Poenisch Jr of Niagara Falls died from injuries after a fall of about 80 feet to a rock ledge in the lower gorge while playing with his sister Katherine, 3. He succumbed yesterday following the accident Tuesday.
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Boydles
Niagara Falls
UPI
Karl Poenisch, Jr
One Gorge
Hia
Katherine
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Ray Noble
Hon Harrigon
Dick Tracy
Uncle Ram
Rory Shudt
Linner Music
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Ray Herbeck
Music For Listening
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the Wildwood
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Morning Watch
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Jenny
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the O'Neills
PLOM
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We World
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Ma Perkins
Sita Dallas
Young Widder Brown
Porti
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Lowell Thomas
Fred Waring
Pleasure Time
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Bob Burns
Arkansas Traveler
Aldrich Family
Music Hall
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Durante- Moore-Cugat
Harkness
Washington
Sacred Heart
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Minute Man
Rose Room
Imterinde
Valiant_ Lady
Katy Foyle
Amanda
Honeymoon Hill
Morning Melodies
Mary Lee Taylor
Bright Horizon
Louise Bena
Tommy Riggs
Betty Lou
Bill Stern
Elmer Davis
A. d
Kitty Foyle
Golden Gate Quartet
Transradio News
Heian Trent
Young Dr. Marine
Joyce Jordan
M.A
Forrest Wis
Ethel Ture
Perry Como
Madeleine Carrol
Darcetime
the Duncan's
Jeri Sullivan
Kate Smith
Brewster Boy
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Interlocian Lodge
No- 92
Averill Park
Althea Buehler
Foneta Prediger
Betty Perry
Noble Grand
Koater
Sherwin-Williams
Anderso
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gla_Piz
Road of Life
Sade
Ghis
Celey Longmire
the Guiding Light
Betty Crocker
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Walts
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Ballantine
Peter Ballantine
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