Amid Radio Schedule Fragments Aimed at Listeners
An eclectic on air lineup lists morning talks, music, and soap operas across stations. Highlights include Morning Maladise, Timekeeper segments, Breakfast Club, Treasury Star Parade, and The Guiding Light with many program titles and host names noted in the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Porter
Troy
Texas Rangers
Sardi
Jlas
Morning Radio Schedule Fragments Highlight Day’s Broadcasts
A dense listing of radio programs across many stations shows a packed timetable with morning talk, music, and news segments. Notable entries include Morning Melodies, News, Breakfast Club, Texas Rangers, and Arthurian concert blocks, reflecting a bustling broadcast day across multiple hours.
Electron Expert At Schenectady School Dies
George E. Dequevauviller, RPI graduate and professor of industrial electronics at the New York State School of Electronics in Schenectady, died yesterday at Pawling Sanitarium after a career at Federal International Telegraph Co Newark. Survived by wife Cathleen Daley, daughter Jean, and father George A. Dequevauviller. Funeral from 1567 Tibbits Ave tomorrow at 9 a.m. then St Paul the Apostle Church for requiem mass. Interment in St. Mary's Cemetery Waterford.
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George E. Dequevauviller
New York State School of Electronics
Schenectady
Pawling Sanitarium
Dequevauviller
Federal International Telephone and Telegraph Co
Newark
N. J
Mr. Dequevauviller
Newport
R. Il
FR. P. I
Tibbits Avenue
St. Paul the Apostle
Community events and graduation at Firemen's Hall
Consistory gathers at Reformed Church this evening while Senior Christian Endeavor meets. Sergt Loveman Coonrad on furlough from California visits family. Mrs. Nelson Van Raalte convalesces from surgery. Townsend Club 1 plans a July 21 meeting with music readings and refreshments. School District No. 4 holds graduation with Regents diplomas, address by Rev. Joseph Varden, and student speakers. Class colors cherry and white. officers listed. Par ent-Teacher Association presents a money gift to students.
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Reformed Church
Sergt. Loveman Coonrad
California
Nelson van Raalte
Samaritan Hospital
Townsend Club No. 1
Firemen’s Hall
Richard
Kolsteth
Donald L. Dearstyne
Ruth Keeler
Ollie Brownell
Terzian Orchestra
Edna Castle
Donald Dearstyne
Ruth Keeley
Charles Brunell
Frank Jones
Parent-Teacher Association
Radio Schedule Fragments Across Day and Night
A dense list of radio programs and times from a historical schedule shows show names such as Public Service This Life Is Mine Golden Gate Quartet and Perry Como alongside news updates Transradio News and World Today. Notable entries include Bob and Ethel Turp Joe and Ethel Turp and classic dramas like Ma Perkins and Life Can Be Beautiful.
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Helen Treat
Ethel Turp
Perry Como
The
World Today
Harry James
Hia Music Makers
American Melody Hour
Cecil Brown
the News
Burnsend Allen
Nation
Chapel Singers
Andhe Sa
Valiant Lady
Kitty Foyle
Amanda
Honeymoon Hall
Golden Gate Quartet
Helen Trent
Ma Perkins
the Goldbergs
Youns Dr. Malone
Joyce Jordan
M.D. Kis
Forrest Willis
Joe and
Madeleine Carroll
Transradio
the Duncans
Jerry Sullivan
Meaning of the News
Wilk
Music Makers
Easy_Aces
Mr. Keen
Oo One
Toneeetey - Goer
Conellan
Milton Berle
Blanca
Tranaradio
State Polis
Local Notes On Visits And Moves In Bennington District
North Bennington Corp. Robert Cole of Boston spends a ten day furlough at his mother Mrs. Delia Cole’s home. Miss Elinor Nolan leaves for Lake Placid for the summer. Miss Phyllis Payne accepts a clerical job at First National Bank. Staff Sgt. Maurice Moxley and Mrs. Moxley, visiting his parents, plan a trip to Steubenville Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Bevis of Paper Mill Village move to the West Street house vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kenyon. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McCarthy and sons James and Mr. and Mrs. Barnard McCarthy and sons Juniy and Edward of Boston visit friends here and in Bennington. Mrs. Mildred Kromainey and daughter Sandra, guests of Mrs. Kromainey’s mother Mrs. Edward Hart, return to Springfield Massachusetts.
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Phyllis Payne
Nelson Payne
First National Bank
Maurice Moxley
Moxley
Arthur Moxley
Steubenville
Bevis
Paper Mill Village
West Street
Gordon Kenyon
Daniel McCarthy
James
Barnard McCarthy
Juniy
Edward
Boston
Bennington
Mildred Kromainey
Sandra
Kromainey
Edward Hart
Jesse Dunham
Springgeld
Mass
Community News From Averill Park and Area
Averill Park residents host visitors from Camp Rucker Fort Eustis and Camp Claiborne. Local families include the Wilsons Renderts Sises and Zipkins with relatives in Troy Wenlands Watertown. Vacation Bible School runs June 28 to July 2 at the Methodist Church 9 to 1130 a.m. Contact the pastor or Alice McClellan. Central High School graduation held recently with baccalaureate tonight at 7 p.m. Rev Harry Lamn of Trinity Lutheran will speak.
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Cari Wilson
Junior
Corp
Cari W. Wilson
Camp Rucker
Ala
Fred Rendert
Richard
Wenlands
Toottie Rendert
Richard Sise
O'Neil
Troy
Sergt
Max Zipkins
Fort Eustis
Samuel Zipkins
Camp Clairborne
Pvt
Lewis Zipkins
Fort Knox
Harry Zipkins
Methodist Church
Alice McClellan
Central High School
P.m
Harry Lamn
Trinity Lutheran Church of
West Sand Lake
Mrs Edward Palmer Visited Stephentown Friend
Alps Mrs Edward Palmer spent a few days with Mrs Jessie Haley in Stephentown recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Palmer
Jessie Haley
Stephentown
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