On the Air Program Listings From Local Stations
A dense, period style schedule lists daily radio programs from various local stations. It covers news, music shows, religious services, varietys, dramatic programs, and sports results with numerous named hosts and acts across many time slots.
Whitehall Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Health
Mrs Harland Bascom returns from New York where she visited sisters Mrs Hand and Miss Anne Dennis. Evelyn Terry injured her foot while bathing and was treated by Dr. Erich Seligmann. Jane Noonan resumes duties at Elis Hospital Schenectady after four weeks at home for appendectomy. Rev Robert Charpentier of Brentwood LI visits his mother and attends nephew Adelard Hanley’s graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Charpentier
Brentwood
L I
Rose Charpentier
Charpentier
Adelard Hanley
Willam Hanley
Sacred Heart Program and Hymn Singer on Morning News
Radio guide shows Sacred Heart Program at 8:05 with hymn singer and a slate of programs including Coast to Coast on a Bus, Gypsy Serenade, Tom Terriss, Southernaires, Soldiers of Production, and church services. Notable listings include St. Paul’s Evangelical Church and Old Fashioned Revival Hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart
Good Morning
the Woodshedders
Robert Bellaire
Tom Terriss
Southernaires
Soldiers of Production
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
War Journal
Stara
The
Blue
Local youths depart for camp duties and family visits
Miss Kathryn Powers and Miss Mary Emmet travel to Beacon to serve as junior counselors at a camp. Natcy Norton returns from time with her aunt Mrs Hart Johnson. Anna May Spenburg of Crandie Corners visits aunt Mrs Earl Spenburg. Jtown residents James Pecor and family host three weeks of time with relatives Celia and Agnes Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Pecor
Jtown
Celia
Agnes Ryan
Natcy Norton
Hart Johnson
Corners
Earl Spenburg
Kathryn Powers
Mary Emmet
Beacon
Stillwater area church sale and family picnic plan
A Methodist Church W. S. C. S. sponsored food sale is set for Friday July 2 with committee members Mrs George DeWein Mrs William Brewster and Miss Irene Brownell. The sale location to be announced. Also notes an obituary for Mrs Emily Couette of Farnam Quebec who died Thursday. A U S Navy man Thomas Finnegan spends ten days with parents while Harold Adams of Camp Edwards visits home. The group will hold a church family picnic Tuesday at 6 pm at Truland's Beach with covered dish and drinks requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
George DeWein
William Brewster
Misa Irene Brownell
Louis Moll
Emily Couette
Farnam
Quebec
Thomas Finnegan
U. S
Sampson
Tech
Sergi
Harold Adams
Camp Edwards
the Methodist Church
Truland’s
Local residents listed with summer visits and events
Schaghticoke residents and visiting relatives are noted in town updates. Teachers from Luzen-Hadley and Schaghticoke High School spend the summer with families while Red Cross sewing and a lawn festival at the Lawrence home are announced. James Gordon Steele returns from furlough to Santa Barbara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Smith
Philadelphia
Edward J. McCormick
Brooklyn
Clara Bebernitz
Schenectady
Robert Barth
Red Cross
Municipal Building
Margaret Jackson
Luzerne-Hadley Central School
Susan Wing
Schaghticoke High School
Alice Little
Charles Lawrence
Lews F. Martin
James Edwards
Pfe
James Gordon Steele
Santa Barbara
Cal
Marine Corps
John Steele
Ursula Herlihy
Melrose District School
Margarita Herlihy
Hillsdale High School
Daniel Herling
Lois Hickey
Dorothy Peak
Margaret Meiz
Jane Muluman
Lois Pecor
Tomorres
Amsterdam
St. Mary’s Hospital
Crosswords and Clues from an Old Puzzle Page
A compact collection of crossword style clues with across and down entries including ACROSS items like i-Precious 5 Far down 9 Light shoe 11 Reddish brown color 13 Printers measure 14 Baoy and many more such as 1é-8un god li capable 20 Small island 31 Such and no more 23 High explosive Narre orifice 25 Female goat 27 Inquired 28 Form of no 30 Point 43l Kind of flower W Bubbies 35 Drug yielding plant 36 Fruit drink 38 Ceremony 40 Free slang 41 Oak seed 43 Vehicle 44 Even 45 The infernal … etc.
For Safety Troy Keeps All Traffic Signals
Mayor Frank J. Hogan said Troy will retain its existing traffic lights for the duration to ensure safety. He noted some cities are removing signals at the request of the Office of Defense Transportation, but Troy will keep its present system after studying local needs with Ralph Haver, Troy War Transportation Committee chair. Director Joseph B. Eastman urged cities with 10 000 or more population to compare traffic controls for wartime conditions as of June 1, 1842 and June 1, 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Frank J. Hogan
Office of Defense Transportation
Ralph Haver
Troy War Transportation Committee
Joseph B. Eastman
ODT
Eastman
City Traffic Report Notes Wiring Changes and Safety
A mayoral report details traffic control changes including stop sign counts and signal removals. The mayor states no signals will be removed or shut off. The 1941 U S traffic fatalities included about eight thousand drink related crashes among forty thousand total.
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Timekeeper
Rise
Rose Room
Troy Chapel
Fiana
Hank Lawson
Knights
Andual Continentals
Maurice
Gus Martel
Melody Time
Forestry Forum
Tommy Tucker
Ko—Foe Venuti
George Hicks
Horace Heidt
Iral Saunders
Korn Kobblers
Roy Shudt
Israel
Roy Porter
Boston
Hidwared Tomlinson
Harry Wismer
John Vandercook
Breakfast Club
Joneny Long
Jim Healer
Eyes and Hare
Air Force
Stan Kenton
Ray Heatherton
War News
Bign Off
Wgy
Schenectad
Better Business Bureau
Stars of Tomorrow
Nellie Revell
Bharty
Sue
U. S. Coast Guard
Otis
Eleanor
Farm Paper
Mariner
Victory Garden
Roy Shield and Company
Air Force Military Bend
Liza
Aqueduct
Sukrie
College Window
Alex Greier
Woko
Albany
Transradio
American Red Cross
Garden Gate
Youth On Parade
Warren Sweeney
Theater of Today
POM
Hollywood
Country Journal
Buffalo
London
Brooklyn Handicap
Caliing Panamerica
Simeon Bellison
Nadia Reisenberg
Transradio News
the World Today
Guy Lombardo
Yanks
Eyes and Ears of
Hobby Lobby
Ned Calmer
News
Treasury Star Parade
Health Hunters
Blue Ribbon Town
Eileen Farre
Transracio
State Ponne News
Harry James
Jim
America
Green Hornet
Musical Steelmakers
Homance
Three World Theater
Drew Pearson
Edward Tomlinson
Chenectady
Hoone County Netghbors
Dews
Belgiom
Siher
Rupert Hughes
Ctory
Yank
Union College
Washington
Union Close
Joseph Rotuna
Gunderslose
T.so
Alex Drew
Paul Whiteman
Dirah Shore
Manhattan
Mery
University of Chicago
Cesar Spereninger
Lands of the Free U
Treasury
News of the World
Church of the Air
Jordan
Trinity
Salt Lake City Tabernacle
Transradioews
Trade Winds Tavern
Stacpnagle’s Soaperoos
St. Louis Municipal Opera
NY Philharmone Symphony
Family Hour
William Shirer
Edward Murrow
Irene Rich
Dear Jobe
Sergi Gene Autry
Chips Davis
Commando
We the People
Doctor
Erc Sevarerd
the News
Radio Digest
Fred Allen
Man Behind
Trangradio News
Olga Coelio
el Charro Gil “Lr
Whitehall
WTRY
Mary Nash
Yeom
Nat'l Savings Bank
Seation
Witkowsii
Anna May Spenburg
Crandie
Arcadia
Frear Park
Joseph F. Purcell
Edward Bennett
Edward A. Wachter
Schaghticoke
Sa—Taper
Printer's
Latvia
Iscolors
Johnsonville
Barbara O'Brian
Raymer
Prana
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Breslaw
River ST
Frears Cor
Fulton & River Sts
Gordon L. Hayes
COR
Fulton & Fourth Sts
Stanley’s Department Store
State & Third Sts
Peerless CO
Fulton ST
the Peoples Store
Trojan Hardware Cor
Congress & Fourth Sts