Radio Program Schedule for WTRY Troy Area
A dense listing of radio programs across stations WTRY Troy and counterpart entries. It notes time slots for news weather and entertainment shows including Morning Club Morning Market Basket Melody Lane Victory Is Our Business and many soap opera and musical segments with host names and program titles embedded throughout the day.
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Farmer’s Almanac
R—Roy
Porter
Troy
Melody Lane
Belgium
Melody Mustangs
Ray Moser
Morton Downey
Ho—Club
James McDonald
Matty Matnech
Hop Harrigan
Dick Tracy
Uncle Sam
Archie Andrews
Roy Shudt
Victor Borge
George Hicks
Machines
Victory
Earl Godwin
Lum
Abner
Duffy’s
Harry Wismer
Raymond Gram
Gracie Fields
Treasury
Tommy Reynolds
Jim Hearex
Newa
Farmer'n Almanac
Goood
Rise ‘N’ Shine
S—Breakfast Club
Biorning
Market Basket
Hoy Borer
Texas Rangers
Joan Kirby
Melody Time
Bankdage
Salon Orchestra
Kay Moser
Mystery
d—aArchie Andrews
Rampnogr
Leneanzer
Ar Godwin
Manhattan
Widnieht
John Freedom
Ales ‘Templeton
Im Healey
Ingo
News
Karm
Wildwood
Otis
Eleanor
Voice of the Army
The Man Who Never Lost Looks to Insurance After Loss
A cautious buyer shifts to policy protection after a setback. The ad urges prompt action and questions whether readers can afford to wait for coverage after a loss.
Charge Firms With Aiding Axis Cartel
Washington (U P) Attorney General Francis Biddle announced federal indictments against three major chemical companies and four officers for a cartel conspiracy with Axis and other foreign firms to divide world markets for titanium compounds. Indicted are National Lead Co and executives Fletcher W. Rockwell and Claude J E Garesche. E I Du Pont de Nemours and Carl H Rupprecht. Titan Co Inc and Gustav Jebsen. The case links to I G Farben, Imperial Chemical Industry, Montecatini, and Koku san Kogyo Kaibushik Kaisha. Clark says cartels aimed to reinstate postwar era and appoints Herbert A. Berman to outlaw the system.
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Washington
U.P
I Francis Biddle
New York
Axis
National Lead Co
Fletcher W. Rockwell
Claude JE Garesche
E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co
South America
Clark
I. G. Farbenindustrie
Germany
Imperial Chemical Industry
Great Britain
Montecatini
Italy
Kokusan Kogyo Kaibushik
Kaisha
Japan
Herbert A. Berman
Riot Rules Lifted in Detroit After Riot Shutdown
Governor Kelly and military authorities ended emergency restrictions in Detroit stemming from last week’s riot. Army troops remain as a precaution. Civilians may resume normal hours and liquor sales. armed possession and public assemblies that incite are prohibited. No violence reported since troops arrived Monday night.
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Detroit
United Nations Nearing Victory Says General McNarney
Lieutenant General Joseph T. McNarney testified before the Senate Appropriations Committee that the United Nations were rapidly nearing victory and that the war would be brought home to Japan with devastating impact. He acknowledged the word rapidly might overstate pace but cited significant progress in training and equipping allied forces.
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Washington
Congress
United Nations
Japan
Joseph T. McNarney
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
McNarney
Gurney
R-S. D
Jamestown Man Drowns in Creek Mystery
Coroner Samuel T. Bowers ruled death by drowning for George Miller, 74, found face down in a creek near Jamestown Saturday night. Miller was believed to have become ill and fallen from a small bridge into the water.
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Jamestown
U.P
Samuel T. Bowers
George Miller
Here
Bowers
Miler
Clergyman Plans 140 Mile Trip Against OPA Ban
The Rev. Fletcher D. Parker loaded his car for a 140 mile run to his Sunapee New Hampshire summer home despite OPA warnings. He claimed he had telegraphic approval from OPA in Washington to travel but the permit was later revoked as an error. Parker indicated he would appeal to higher authorities in Washington if any action followed.
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Artford, Conn
Fletcher D. Parker
Victory Garden
Sunapee
N. H
OPA
Parker
Washington
John Richards
Mrs Luce Quips at New Deal Policies in Wisconsin
Appleton Wisconsin reports Rep. Clare Boothe Luce attacks New Deal postwar plans at the Wisconsin State Republican Convention. She derides four freedoms as aspirational not applicable globally and scoffs at world councils and collective security, urging focus on American security first.
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Mrs. Luce
Appleton
Wis
INS
Clare Boothe Luce
R.conn
Wisconsin
Luce
League of Nations
Ametica
Dazzle-dust terms blamed for mismanaging foreign policy
A quotation criticizes political rhetoric aimed at distracting the public from real issues in foreign affairs. It argues that perceived ignorance is manufactured to justify dissatisfaction with governance and national strategy.
Former Governor Davis Dies at 72 in Fort Scott
Jonathan M. Davis, age 72, former governor of Kansas from 1922 to 1925 and one of only four Democrats to hold that office, died Sunday in Fort Scott.
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Fort Scott
Kas
Jonathan M. Davis
Kansas
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Pepper Young
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Lorenzo Jones
Widder Brown
Portia
Just Plain
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John W. Vandercock
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Music Shop
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Perry Como
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Transario News
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Harry James
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Music Makers
American Melody Hour
al Jolson
S—cott Brown
News of Congress Speaks
Ted Husing
Transradio
State Police
Pepito
WGY
Chas. H. Gardner Agency
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Peterman
Regan Washer Co
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Hollywood
Beauty Salon
Lora Lawton
Vic and Sade
Snow Villere
Davia Harum
Newt
Otis and
Old Chata
Guiding Strict
Rlent
Stenla Dallas
Farrell
Gene O'Haire
Ris News
Lewell “Thomas
Pleasure Times
Joan W. Vandercook
Mrs. W
Jody
Ary
Ni Knox
Albany
Sacred Heart
Transradio News
Minute Man
Chapel Sincere
Kitty Fogie
Honeymoon Hill
Morning Melodies
Golden Gate Quartet
PLM
Vie and Sade
the Goldberg
Dr. Maroni
Tayes
Forrest Willis
the Duncans
Jeri Sullivan
Meaning of the News
Easy Aces
McKeen
Sammy Kaye
Dr. Christian
Cecil Brown
the News
Milton Betts
Creat Momentum Music
Cresta Blanc Carnival
Tranaradio
Bian of
Raglan
Dr. Edwards
Ady
Max E. Rubin
Rudolph
Ean
Denby
Stroock
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