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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1943
Page
3
A dense OCR style listing of local radio programming with times and show titles. It includes news, breakfast club, music programs, drama, sports, and public affairs spanning morning to midnight with numerous program names and station references.
A dense listing of tomorrow radio programs across stations, including news, music, talk and comedy. Notable items mention 5-Breakfast Club featuring HerO Albert Wallace and 6:30-Dinner Music with Roy Shudt. Also lists shows such as Morning Melodies, The Guiding Light, Pepper Young's Family and March of Mercy along with various news segments.
Notice of a 8:00 PM hearing at Troy City Hall on June 28 to adopt proposed civil service rules and a classification plan. The rules cover definitions organization examinations appointments and disciplinary actions among other items with full text available at the County Civil Service Commission office. Attest Maurice D. Isenbergh.
A dense listing of radio programs and times includes Stella Dattas, Young Widder Brown, Portia Faces Life, The Aldrich Family, Rudy Vallee, The March of Time, Transradio News, The Sophisticatora, Life Can Be Beautiful, Ma Perkins, Pepper Young's Family, Young Dr. Malone, Death Valley Days, Major Bowes, Stage Door Canteen, and Bobby Tucker's Voices among many others, spanning late morning to after midnight with frequent news segments and musical variety.
Granville Hicks, author and lecturer, delivered the commencement address at Berlin Central School urging tolerance and universal peace. He urged graduates to lead toward a peace for all humans and cautioned that victory is already underway despite ongoing postwar challenges.
A class of 16 received their first communion at St. George's Church Pittstown on Sunday morning. The St John Francis Regis Church choir from Grafton sang under director Mrs. Wm Oliver and organist Miss Marie Nugent. Choir members included Carmen Oliver Margaret Clancy Rosemary Kathleen Bly and Dolores Gapp. Rev Caleb J Vaughn pastor officiated.
Frank McGowan narrowly escaped serious burns while working on a vacant two story dwelling at 376 Tenth Street when a gasoline blowtorch sparked a fire. The exterior and interior suffered heavy damage and walls were charred. the home belonged to Mrs. James McGowan of 1509 Sausse Avenue. Firemen extinguished a small blaze at 11 12 am in a truck owned by M H Kelman parked at Division and Front Streets.
Charlies Rudermann Machinery Co. of Gouverneur and Stanton Brewery Inc. led bidding as equipment from the old Stoll Brewing Co in Spring Avenue sold at auction. About 100000 dollars of gear sold at roughly 40 percent value, with Ruderman at about 5000 dollars and Stanton around 3500. The building was not sold. Buyers from Illinois, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania and Ohio attended. Items included storage tanks vats brewers gear and related machinery. Stoll dates to 1855, closed in 1919, revived in 1933 but never licensed. the property lists President of Stoll Products Co. as owner in city records.
Miss Helen R. K. O'Toole of Orr Street Northside hosted a Sunday party at the Speigletown Hotel honoring her cousin Pvt. Charles Burns of the Army Medical Corps home on furlough. Burns is stationed at Camp Gordon Ga. Frank O'Mara of the Seabees, recently returned from the Pacific theater, attended.
Postmaster Frank M. Collins urged motorists to purchase their 5 auto stamp for the new fiscal year at once. Stamps have been on sale two weeks but demand remains light. All cars must display a new stamp by July to avoid long lines at the last minute.
Graduates of School 1 were addressed by William V. O Connor at the school auditorium Monday morning. Miss Mary A Halpin welcomed guests and urged parents to push higher education. Laurna May Corbin was honor graduate. songs included Land of Hope and My United States. Halpin announced the class had the citys highest penmanship record. National Anthem closed the program with soloists Adelene Martucci Elizabeth Artenian and John Waldo.
County Auditor H Kenneth Henderson received an appraisal from a large insurer valuing Pawling Sanitarium buildings at about 268000. The report estimates present replacement costs and depreciation exclusions, listing hospital 76000 administration 92350 and multiple cottages plus auxiliary structures with varying figures, noting the values are for insurance purposes only and not binding.
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