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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1959
Page
7
A garbled TV preview item hints at a western style chase with characters Ranger Huby Ghia Ian tine and a plot where David and Wally pursue the same goal. The teases mention channel plans, exploding hooks, planted items, and a fair setting with unclear finales.
Readers ask why TV credits roll so quickly and on light backgrounds, making names hard to identify. They urge clearer crediting and note viewers deserve to know who contributed to productions, including lighting, crafts, and performers, with a request for mailed answers from TV Key Mailbag.
Independent critics rate Povay’s shows with praise for humor and performances. Donna Reed episode features a boy babysitting a young visitor while her husband’s mobster past is hinted. Channel 13 BELT TELEPHONE HOUR promises Flamenco and jazz with Joe Bushkin, Harold Arlen, Cole Porter tunes, Eileen Farrell operatics, Isaac Stern, and Howard Keel with Ann Blyth. Channel 6 CIRCLE THEATER presents The Whe Collar Bandit a witty con man battle with Better Business Bureau satire, plus Tonight’s Life features a history figure.
An article from March Reader's Digest warns that heavy smoking greatly raises lung cancer risk and details survival odds. It describes two simple tests for early symptoms and mentions a lung removal procedure, urging readers to obtain the magazine for more information.
Today on WELY FM 92.2 a lineup of classical and orchestral pieces across blocks. Glick flute concerto in G on Mid Morning Concert at 11 06. Lists Les Preludes at 8 06. Poeter Wiss Me Rate on On Stage 7 06 to 7 27 pm. Haydn Symphony in C at 8 06. Tchaikovsky The Sleeping Beauty excerpts at 9 06 to 10. Timsky Rostakov Sadko on Frontiers of Sound at 10 06. Fiotow Martha’sier on Symphonic Highlights at 12 midnight. Sibelius Woodland Scenes Opus 90 on Midnizth River at 12 05 to 2 am.
A fragmented ITV and Radio L Log shows Wednesday March 4 with scattered channel notes, program snippets, names, and station labels. The garbled copy hints at schedule items and potential news briefs but many words are unreadable or misordered.
Over the weekend Mary Lou Mahoney and family hosted visitors including Roberta and Jozeph Sciacco, while Edward Hull's visit to Berlin drew relatives. Margaret Mulvey returned to work, and Douglas MacDonald retired to Berlin High School. Lenten services and choir events were planned at the Methodist Church, with the Heine Demonstration Unit meeting at Nettie Stowell’s. Local residents attended family visits in Stephentown and Troy, and others returned from travels to Florida and West Frankfort County.
A fragmented puzzle page shows a crossword grid with numerous cryptic entries and clues. The readable items reference names, places, and partial terms such as Homer, Devon red, Benson, and various letter identifiers, suggesting a complex theme of cross-disciplinary wordplay from an old publication.
Jazz pianist Joe Bushkin discusses preferring small groups for new Capitol albums and a future quartet project. He reflects on TV work, his shift from big bands to intimate settings, and thoughts on recordings, repertoire, and his recent and upcoming releases.
The Conservation Committee killed a bill to set Lake George at four feet above Rogers Rock, arguing it would harm property owners along the lakefront. Last year a similar measure failed. supporters cited statewide water management while groups from Washington Warren and Essex counties opposed, representing about 90 percent of local property owners. The state previously set a four foot level in 1950, after years of litigation over the state’s responsibility.
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