Radio Schedule Snippet From Local Stations
A dense list of radio program names, times, and performers from various local stations, including news bulletins, music shows, dramatic readings, and entertainment features. Highlights mention The Lone Ranger, Treasury Star Parade, Captain Midnight, U. S. Marine Band, and The Goldbergs among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Rangers
Winston Churchill
Bankhage
Kay Moser
U. S. Marine Band
James McDonald
Piano Ramptings
Morton Downey
Catholic Hour
Treasury Star Parade
Maurice
Merie Pitt
Melody Time
Hop Harrigan
Dick Tracy
Jack Armstrong
Roy Shad
News and Sports Review
Victor Borger
Evening Reflections
o—The Lone Ranger
Raymond Gram
Gracie Fields
Alec Templeton
Broadcast Schedule Fragment From Classic Radio Lineup
A fragmentary radio schedule lists programs and times including Keep Working and iMaging America at 7:20 and 6:45 interlude, Meaning of the News at 55, I Love a Mystery at 7:00, Harry James and big Music Makers at 7:15, Dr Christian and News segments, Sammy Kaye Orchestra, and State Police News among others, with Civic and musical features throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Program
Transtadio News
Chapel Singers
Mica
Uncle Sam
Kitty Faye
Amanda
Honeymoon Hill
Golden Gate Quartet
Bright Horizon
Louise Benny
Transradio News
Ghurehne O
S—Ma Perkins
The
Goldbergs
Young Dr. d Malone
Joyce Jordan
M. DL
Pepper Young
Forrest Willis
Joe
Ethel Turp
Perry Como
Madeleine Carroll
Dad
Transradio
the Duncan's
America
Harry James
Big Music Makers
Essy Aces
Mr. Keen
Sammy Kaye
Dr.Christian
Cecil Brown
the News
Milton Bertie
Transtadio
Network of the Americas
Mary
Volcez
Lunchcorn
Helen Prent
Ma Perkins
Vic and Sade
Young Dr. Malone
M.D
Joe and
Madeleine Carrot
Mother
Ded
Dancetine
Tranaradio News
Court of Boners
O—Frazier Hunt
John B. Kennedy
Granevine Rancho
Death Valley Days
Mews
Major Bowes
Mary Small
State Police
Freddy Cola
Voices of Freedom
Radio Schedule Jumping Across Morning to Night
A dense listing of radio programming from 6:45 AM to 11:05 PM across multiple stations. Entries include News, Morning Shows, Timekeeper segments, concerts, drama serials, and a broad slate of named programs such as Morning Melodies, Stampede of entertainers, and network lineups featuring Rexall, Gracie Fields Victory Show, and The Guiding Light among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars
Cearey Longimaire
Newa
The
Guiding Light
Mary Martin
Ma Perkins
Pepper Young
Stella Dallas
Lorenzo_Jones
Young Widder Brown
Portia
Life
Bill
Farrell
David Murphy
Lowell Thomas
Fred Waring
Pleasure Time
John W. Vandercook
Bob Burns
Arkansas Traveler
Aldrich Family
Music Hall
Rudy Vallee
Durante/Moore-Cugat
Evening Radio Schedule Glitches and Gaps
A scrambled list of radio programs with times and show names appears, featuring diverse acts from Harkness of Washington to News and Variety hour blocks. The lineup includes dramas, music, soap operas, public service, and early television era program names across numerous time slots.
Johnsonville Social Notes Return From Winter
Johnsonville residents report reintegration after winter visits. Mrs E Van Doren revived home life post Troy trip while Mrs Clarence Herrington and Mrs Edward Reynolds enjoyed time in Larchmont. Cora Warner and brother Charles returned from Winter Park Fla. Agnes Ryan came home from Raymertown with sister Mrs Francis O Brien. Mr and Mrs W T Pratt and son Ted went to Hartford Conn after visiting parents in Johnsonville and Belmont Mass. Tinless steel cans with enamelled surfaces are developed for food containers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Pratt
Ted
Hartford
Epworth League Elects Officers Amid Church Meet
Pownas Mrs. Frank Ordway visits sister in Woodford while Epworth League appoints Jane Mason secretary and Nancy Ostrander second vice president to fill vacancies. Mr and Mrs Edward Alcam Bright return from ten days in Pittsfield with family as Wesleyan Class and Youth Fellowship meet in Methodist Church Annex Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ordway
Archie Barbeau
Woodford
Epworth League
Jane Mason
Nancy Ostrander
Edward Alcambright
Pittsfield
Methodist Church Annex
Italian Troops Quit Say Swedes Deserion Report
Swedish dispatch reported by OWI says Italian soldiers in Yugoslavia are deserting in rising numbers and uprisings occurred in several garrisons. The mutiny at Korveca and desertion near Novamesto in April are cited. Germany and Italy tighten borders as refugees stream toward Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Yugoslavia
Offee of War Information
OWI
Ny Dag
Bern
Korveco
Novamesto
Italy
Germany
Rome
Greece
Moscow Radio
Madrid
France
Erwin Rommel
Europe
Perpignan
Algiers
The
OWL
Svenske Morgenbladet Ag
Berlin
New Zealand
Norway
Montagu Love Dead Actor Known for Villain Roles
Beverly Hills reports Montagu Love aged 65 died at home from heart disease. The British born actor rose to fame in Hollywood after arriving in 1929, noted for playing villains and father figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montagu Love
Beverly Hills
Cal
Hollywood
Villians
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Mary Lee Taylor
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American Red Cross
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Troy, N. Y
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Hungary
Adolf Hitler
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Budapest
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Hennich Himmler
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