On the Air Radio Programs From Local Stations
Local station schedule lists shows from 6 AM to 10:50 PM including Morning Melodies Mail Morning Market Basket and Vincent Lopez with various programs. Mentions of News and sports reviews and community features appear amid a long list of musical and talk segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parisence
Edie News
O—‘Tinekeeper
Meludies
S—Tinekeeper
Jin Hose Room
Roy Porter
Troy
Lexus Rangers
Sardi’s
Sardus
Gardner Nurseries
Bissau
Little Jack Little
Kitu-Kay Muser
Vincent Lopez
Wilfred Fleisher
Merton Downes
Maurice Concert
Gerald Allaire
Hop Hanngan
Dick ‘Tracy
Jack Armstrong
Captain
Ray Shudt
State League of Women Voters
Victor Surge
Tee Gempleton
National Federation of Music Clubs
Vic Fraser
Jim Healey
Aldo
Bu— News
Schenectady
Main Street
Gene O'Haire
Jenny
the O'Neils
Road of Life
Vie and Sade
Snow Village
David Harum
Coast Guard
Radio Schedule Fragment 1
A dense OCR excerpt lists numerous radio programs with times and host names such as Gene O Haire and various show titles including News and Musical Clock segments. The fragment appears to catalog daytime and evening programs across stations with many entries and irregular punctuation.
Voices of Freedom and Times on Air Schedule
Radio schedule listing Elmer Davis ARSR radio news, various programs and concerts. Notes include 1:000-WTRY-TROXY-980, Farmer's Almanac, Vincent Lopez, Joe Venuti, Stan Kenton, Danny Thomas Show, Boston Pops, and Preakness Stakes at Pimlico 1960. Several news blocks, religious and youth programs, and military features appear with multiple times and show names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer's Almanac
Wito
Maurice Convert
Q—Gaiiner Nurseries
Forestry Foran
Farm O—Catholic
Vincent Lopez
Busette Music Box
Joe Venutin
Albert Wallace
Melody Time
Shadt News and Sports Review
Sage of Israel
Danny Thomas
Roy Porter
Boston Pops
Joan Vandercook
Stan Kenten
Ay Heatherton
Yo News
Victory Garden
Morgan Beatty
Roy Shield
Pimlico
U. S. Air Force
Southern Symphony Orchestra
Voice of the Army
Schenestady
Alex Breiler
Dave Murphy
FBI
Father’s Service Star Displayed For Son
James O'Donnell Jr of Cropseyville honors his son Jimmie serving with the Marines as the family flag returns to hang in the O'Donnell window. Also reports: Mrs Maurice Whitney returns from New York and Rev McCamley reassigned within the Troy Methodist Conference with Berlin and Watervliet churches affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Donnell, Jr
Cropseyville
O'Donnel
O’donnell
Jimmie
Marines
Maurice Whitney
New York
Dewitt Snyder
Camp Endicott
Davisville
R. 1
Clara Snyder
Troy
Max C. McCamley
Berlin
Cement Again Available For Summer Projects
Washington reports cement reallocated to WPB group three. Wartime demand easing as major projects finish, with 185 million barrels last year and an estimated 108 million needed this year for runways plants and housing. Notions counter notes silk thread shortages, copper savings, and needle stockpiles amid war. Ceramic heaters shift metals, and efforts to stretch resources include stockings and other wartime fabrics. Victory gardeners may obtain extra gasoline for plots, beer supply unchanged. Army nurses and WAACs use arctic seal skin handbags for cowhide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty MacDonald
Washington
Nea
WPB
Victory
WPM
Army
WAACS
Fresh Air Fund donations acknowledged by Troy Times
The Troy Times gratefully acknowledges contributions to the Fresh Air Fund including Rev and Mrs A Abbott Hastings donating 5.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresh Air Fund
The
Troy Times
A. Abbott Hastings
China Boy to Be Presented by Lan singburg High Dramatic Society
The Dramatic Society of Lan singburg High School will present the spring play China Boy on Friday May 14 at Knickerbocker Junior High School. Written by James Reath and Thomas Fagzart the humorous tale follows a Chinese boy living with relatives in this country. The cast includes Sally Burgess Edna Hull Sarafyon Power Ruth Dugan Jeanne Vermilion Duncan Hughes Bernard Schlesinger Thomas B Williams William O'Brien and Robert Laing under the direction of Elaine Graulty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Dramatic Society of
Lansingburg High School
Knickerbocker
James Reath
Thomas Fagzart
Sally Burgess
Edna Hull
Sarafyon Power
Ruth Dugan
Jeanne Vermilion
Duncan Hughes
Bernard Schlesinger
Thomas B. Williams
William O'Brien
Masonic Lodge Confers Degree at Troy Temple
The King Solomon's Primitive Lodge, 91, F. and A. M., in Troy conferred the third degree on a class of candidates last night. Hiram S. Patton, master, led the ceremony aided by John 53 Mabin and Charles E. Frederic, past masters, at the Troy Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Solomon's Primitive Lodge
A. M
Troy Masonic Temple
Hiram S. Patton
John 53
Mabin
Charles E. Frederic
Also Mentioned on This Page
Humphreys
Farm News
Church In the
Enna Jettick
Third ST
Meiden Lane
Albany
State St
H—Otis
Eleanor
Cares Longmire
Light of
Betty Crocker
Mary Marlin
Ma Perkins
Pepper Young
Ly Stella Dallas
Lorenzo Jones
Widder Brown
Portia
Bill
Farrett
Norman_ Cloutier
Lowell Thomas
Fred. Waring
John W. Vandercook
Farm Forum
Waitz
Tommy Rises
Betty Land
Harkness of
Elmer Davis
Treasury Star Parade
Transradio
Rose Room
Chapel Singers
Kitty Foyle
Amanda
Honeymoon Hill
Louise Bena
Transtadio
Helen Trent
Vic and Sade
the Goldbergs
Young Dr. Malone
Yee Jordan
M.D
Forrest Willis
Joe
Ethel Turp
Master Works
Uncle Sam
Green Valley
A. S
Perry Comy
Smart Boy
Madeleine Carroll
the Duncans
Lord & Tann
Fulton ST
Liu Laingmo
Chiang Kai-shek
Marcus L. Filey
Liberty Forum
Joseph Price Robinson
Forum
Liberty Presbyterian Church
Arsradio News
Are Police
O— Voices of Freedom
Life and the Land
Ahie
Battle of Transportation
Mr. Smith
WOKU_ALBANY
Sacred Heart
Tramradia
Transladin News
Theater of Todas
London
Navy Band
O—Hobby Lobby
Eric Sevareid
Treasury
Hearth Hunters
Eileen Farrell
Bertin
Salvation Cadets
William Banks
Charles McClellan
Andrew Miller
James Sigland
Salvation Army Temple
King Street
China
Masonic Lodge
Novotex
Plymouth
Alues To
Coats
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