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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1943
Page
12
A dense listing of radio programs across stations with times for news, music, talks, church services, concerts, and special features. Notable entries include Morning Newspaper reads, Catholic and Protestant programs, orchestral performances, and national broadcasts from various performers and bands.
A dense, faded listing shows times and programs across networks with music, news, drama, religious services, and variety shows. Notable items include Sacred Heart program, Coast To Coast on Bus, and The Green Hornet, along with news anchors Walter Winchell and Drew Pearson and orchestras under the National Radio.
The piece argues for retaining representative government while warning against over delegation of Congress. It emphasizes Congress must regulate foreign commerce and levy taxes, with Senate oversight of international arrangements, to avoid eroding public input in postwar reorganizations. It notes opposition to moving toward a parliamentary system and discusses trade flexibility and reciprocity aims.
A digest of church and civic items includes Youth Fellowship at Joseph Duncan Jr house Tuesday evening, Arbor Day cleanup at Garfield School led by Mrs Nina West Durham and Mrs Clifford Peckham, and sermons at Church of Christ and Methodist services. Memorial and union services planned with Rev Paul E Diehl and Rev G H Pettingell. Community leaders report quarterly conference actions, World Service apportionment, and Education Board elections. Sugar canning notes and War Ration Book reminders are included for families.
The Troy Department of Public Works will collect garbage early Monday. Residents are urged to place receptacles out the night before. Commissioner Thomas F. FitzGerald said collection will occur during the early morning hours.
The Women’s Society of Christian Service at Trinity Methodist holds its final meeting Monday in the church hall with a covered dish supper and a humorous program led by Mrs. William Smith. Partners' Club of Mount Ida Memorial Presbyterian plans a Friday June 4 picnic at Dr. and Mrs. Robert Luce’s Spring Avenue home. Triumph Rebekah Lodge meets Tuesday in Odd Fellows’ Hall with social time and plans for the June 15 installation of Versa Hammersley as district deputy president, overseen by retiring DDP Dorothy McCabe.
A letter discusses seamen opposing scrap deliveries to Japan and recalls 1935 boycotts with Harry Bridges' West Coast longshoremen. It supports fighting fascism as Franco, Mussolini, and Hitler pressed Spain into war and critiques appeasement before World War II, highlighting Britain and the Soviet Union’s roles.
Salem Miss Hazel Petris returns from Troy after several days away. Charles Dietrich goes back to Passaic N J after a visit to town. H Raymond J Blanchfield returns from Albany visiting his sister Mrs Marguerite Stevens. Miss Mary ODonnell returns from Albany visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Stafford and family return to Little Falls after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Ralph Stafford.
The Halfmoon honor roll dedication in Clifton Park at 4 pm includes guest speaker John Doyle district attorney. District No. 1 service board to meet at 2:30 pm with music by the Boy Rangers Band Cohoes and Rev G H Pattingell. Trustees reelected John Dixon John Goard Marsh Wagar for three years. Planned Labor Day clamsteam and October turkey supper depend on rationing. Budget pledges include contributions from Woman's Society of Christian Service Youth Fellowship and several church classes. Two campaigns Joash Chest and Lent offering planned. U S Army Signal Corps requires five thousand tons of copper monthly.
Senator Theodore Bilbo of Mississippi announced readiness to conduct an extended one man filibuster against the anti poll tax bill if called up in the Senate. He likened his stance to Guadalcanal and Attu forces and pledged to yield briefly only for urgent war legislation. The bill would bar poll taxes as a prerequisite for federal voting.
A letter argues for precise journalism, stating Curran’s contentions are fully presented. It asserts the writer’s goal to inform readers with factual reporting, noting prior balks on collective security amid Spain, China, and Ethiopia.
The Sycaway 4H Club gathered at Memorial Methodist Church on Wednesday evening. President Patricia Barnick received reports from secretary Joan Richards and treasurer Ruth Smith. Councilors Mrs Howard Campbell and Miss Dorothy McCabe supervised the Afghan project for the U S O, with orders to complete all work.
A bell cast in 1862 by Meneely for Burden Iron Co. will ring at noon Monday at RPI to honor graduates and students who died serving their country. KRPS suspends student activities. Navy personnel on campus stand at attention for one minute as Capt. Phillips orders the flag at half staff for 21 minutes. Three Meneely family graduates of RPI are noted: Maj. John Kimberly Meneely, Andrew Meneely, and Lawrence Meneely.
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