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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1943
Page
25
A dense hour by hour listing of programs across stations WIRY and WOT with shows from farmer's almanac news timekeepers and morning music to church services, soaps, and mystery chefs plus late night talk and news bulletins.
A dense OCR of a radio station rundown lists dozens of serialized shows, music programs, news briefs, and time slots from morning to late evening. It references Helen Trent, Our Gal Sunday, Perry Como, Adventures of the Thin Man, Katharine Smith, and many others across varied networks and times.
A Los Angeles man Byron D Allbaugh 49 machinist faced U S Commissioner s Court on charges of sending a threatening message He said I ve been doing this for over 25 years and this is the first time I got in trouble The story notes a postcard sent to President Roosevelt and references a radio schedule and events listings suggesting a local public notice or confused page.
War rationing leaves Abraham Lincoln's tomb cooler inside as fuel oil runs short. custodian Fay plans to appeal to Senator Lucas if action fails. In Minneapolis a divorce case guarantees an electric alarm clock to the husband. Coal shortages push residents to unload freight cars themselves while Young brothers supply coal. McPherson College dean forgets his speaking venue and asks for help publicizing. Rats in Berkeley allegedly enthrall with sherry flavored pudding for easier catching. Boise cops win a reward for capturing a beer bottle breaker as local Chamber of Commerce weighs in.
A fragment notes a tire shortage prompting an offered reward. The readable bits reference a relief gesture or incentive amid supply constraints, with no clear names or dates available.
Edward Kennedy ran out of gas en route to Norman and left his car. Three days later he found it in a junk yard with no battery tires or wheels. After a search he recovered enough parts to run it again and set out for Norman only to run out of gas again. The United States imported 59 594 pounds of lime oil in the first half of 1940.
George W. Herrick a longtime Albany legislative correspondent was surprised at Governor Dewey's press conference on his 83rd birthday. Dewey asked him about conservation rules then named him a special game protector and presented a badge and a signed card from the Governor and the conservation commissioner.
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