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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1943
Page
4
A dense schedule of radio programs from various local stations lists times for Morning and Afternoon shows, news bulletins, musical segments, talks, and serials. Entities include stations WIRY and TEN, programs like Morning Moods, Kay Movers, and The Treasury Star Parade, plus multiple sponsor and timeslot notes across a full broadcasting day.
A dense list of broadcast times and titles spans news, music, drama, and shows such as Melody Time Vincent Gomes Captain Midnight Dick Tracy and Amos n Andy. It catalogs daily programming with multiple segments from 4:00 PM through late night, highlighting bands newsreels and serials across stations.
The October meeting of the Business Girls Group of Memorial Church was hosted by Mrs Ray Cipperly. Plans were set for the November 6 turkey dinner and a rummage sale on November 8 at 118 Congress Street. Committees were named for hosting duties, dining room, kitchen, dessert, sales, tickets, and house duties with multiple members listed.
Lansingburg Reverend Eugene Cunningham, pastor of Olivet Presbyterian Church, spoke at the Women’s Missionary Society gathering hosted by Mrs. Elizabeth Lady at 3809 Fourth Avenue. Mrs. George Ide led devotion with a letter from the Presbyterian Missionary Board on abroad activities. The Alaska topic was discussed with papers by Mrs. Arthur Reed and Mrs. Mary Lintner, followed by a business meeting and social with refreshments.
The Mothers' Club of St Francis de Sales held its regular monthly meeting in the church school hall with Mrs. Lillian F. Foley presiding. Plans for an upcoming eighth grade card party, a stamp booth, and a bereavement chair were announced, with Rev. Joseph A. Greisemer addressing the gathering. Red Cross sewing was set for today at the Third Presbyterian Church hall, and a birthday party for John Franklino Demers was held at his Highland Avenue home with gifts and cake. The October PTA meeting at School 15 reported on the Allied Community War Chest gift and a successful rusimage sale netting 39.
Noted Ohio doctor Dr Edwards promotes Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy to stimulate liver bile flow and soothe constipation. Ad urges testing tonight with label directions 15¢ in drugstores nationwide, promising gentle thorough bowel movements and relief from a sluggish liver.
New York state bought 5 596 078 747 25 in War Bonds during the Third War Loan drive, exceeding the Treasury quota by about 900 million. State War Finance Committee Chairman W Randolph Burgess announced the figures Tuesday and said the state total accounted for about 30 percent of the national subscriptions, with the largest percentage of mothers on the membership roll. Several school items were discussed and committees were authorized to make inquiries. The president named an additional list of committees to act during the year. The afternoon speaker was Mrs J Kenneth Lowe on rearrangements of rooms. War Bond and Stamp chairman Mrs Colin Waletts urged volunteers for a booth in the Green store Tuesday Nov 28 from 12 noon to 4 pm. Contact the chairman to participate.
A Budapest reported that Benito Mussolini, ill with a nervous affliction, planned to hand over his Italian Fascist government to Marshal Rodolfo Graziani, likely announcing the succession in Berlin. Mussolini set up a puppet regime in parts of northern and central Italy with Graziani as a key figure, amid German aid.
Reports say Benito Mussolini, once master of Ethiopia and Libya, appeared in public wearing a new uniform. The Nazi backed Scandinavian Telegraph Bureau claimed Berlin papers published photos showing him upright and smiling, countering illness gossip.
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