On the Air Program Schedule Across Local Radio Lines
Radio listings show a dense schedule across stations WTRY TRO Y or related, detailing morning shows, news intervals, music programs, and special features. Entries include Breakfast Club, Morning Melodies, Roy Porter segments, Chapel Services, and variety programs with hosts like Gil Martyn, Moser, and Downey, along with news, ads, and patriotic or musical spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Porter
Q—Troy
Sardi’s
Sardi's
Gil Martyn
Melody Lane
Asavah
Nove Ution
Timekeeper
Troy
Pappy Howard
Sardi’ S
Sardi
Back of the Front Radio Schedule Snippets
A fragmented radio program list shows multiple stations and shows with times such as 12:00 News 12:06 Timely Tunes and programs like Louise Benny Kate Smith Speaks and Our Gal Sunday. The scattered items feature a mix of dramas, music, and talk with various hosts and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Smith
Helen Trent
Our Gal
Ma Perkins
Bernadine Flynn
the Goldberes
Dr. Malone
Joyce Jordan
Perry Mason
Maary Marlin
Frika
Democratic Dem
Harry James
Mr. Keen
Roma
Bill Henry
the News
Major Bowes
Dinah Shore
Dick Haymes
Sumner Welles
Raymond Scott
Ielen Trent
Gal
the Goldberss
Joyce J
Mason
Marlin
American Way
World Today
Henry and the News
Brewster Bay
Sam Haskell
Leo Dryer
New York Receives $105,246 for Rural Electrification
The REA administrator Harry Slattery allotted New York $105,246 in loans to 38,388 farms lacking central station electric service. The funds, available until June 30, 1944, represent half of the current fiscal year's allotment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Record Newspapers Bureau
Washington, D. C
New York
Harry Slattery
REA
Central Station
East Side Personal Moves to Eighth Street Area
East Side Personal Mr and Mrs David Beales and family of 623 Pawling Avenue will move to the Eighth Street section next week. Frances Speciale 607 Pawling Avenue convalesces at home after illness in Samaritan Hospital. The Woman's Society of Christian Service Pawling Avenue Methodist Church to hold a clam chowder sale in the church hall on Election Day 11 am to 2 pm. Mrs Ernest Bonesteel is general chairman. Executive board met Tuesday with Mrs Clifford Cooper Miller Avenue. The date for the annual bazaar entertainment and supper is Wednesday and Thursday Dec 1 and 2. General meeting will be held in the church hall Tuesday No and next executive meeting set for Tuesday Nov 23 at the home of president Mrs A J Gummer Woodlawn Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Beales
Pawling Avenue
Eighth Street
Frances Speciale
Samaritan Hospital
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Pawling Avenue Methodist Church
Ernest Bonesteel
Clifford Cooper
Miller Avenue
A. J. Gummer
Woodlawn Court
No. 4 ration books issued to Green Island residents
Residents of Green Island obtain No 4 ration books without in person appearances through school driven applications. Heatly and St Joseph students collected No 3 books, total 1382 issued over two days. Public may receive No 4 books and gas ration coupons today and tomorrow from 3 to 7 p.m. Also Vagabond Club meets at 42 George Street. Grace P Wilkie collects school taxes at village offices. Pfc John Berger home on fur lough from Camp McCain. Auxiliary inspected at G A B Hall Cohoes.Kenneth Hurley and Edward Gunther furloughs from military service. Mass planning by Green Island Council K of C for Armistice Day. Walter J Kane Jr presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heatly School
St. Joseph's School
Heatly
Vagabond Club
George Street
John Cietek
Grace P. Wilkie
John Berger
Gustav Berger
James Street
Camp McCain
Miss
Berger
Watervliet Arsenal
Kenneth Hurley
Camp Polk
Thomas D. Hurley
Hudson Avenue
Edward J. Gunther
Alaska
Edward M. Gunther
Paine Street
Green Island
Nugent Relative Plans Winter Visit to Florida
Miss Margaret M. Nugent, guest of her brother and sister-in-law Mr and Mrs John P. Nugent, will leave for Florida this week to remain there through the winter months at their Fifteenth Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret M. Nugent
John P. Nugent
Fifteenth Street
Florida
4-H Clubs Plan Annual Banquet
Rensselaer County 4-H Clubs schedule their harvest banquet at Sveaway Community Hall on Friday evening November 19. Officers for the coming year will be elected and installed. Helen Gardner heads the nominating committee and Charles Calvin Smith is invited to be toastmaster. Recognition awards will honor top clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County
4-H
Sveaway
Charlotte Gregory
4-H Club
East Greenbush
Helen Gardner
Charles Calvin Smith Club
Washington County
Girl Scouts Host Boys Scouts in Joint Oakwood Meeting
Girl Scouts of Troop 2 on Oakwood Avenue join with Boy Scouts Troop 15 at the Oakwood Avenue Presbyterian Church for a joint evening. The event honors the girls for presenting a troop flag and includes motion pictures music group singing and refreshments. Alice Jackson and Evelyn Dunham lead the flag bearers into church as observance of Girl Scout Week opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Oakwood Avenue Presbyterian Church
Boy Scouts
Troop 15
Ann Anker
Alice Jackson
Evelyn Dunham
Marvin Avenue Man Settles Claim
Marvin Avenue guardian Fred Yakel, for his daughter Mrs Irene Lashly, is authorized by Supreme Court Justice Pierce H Russell to settle a $100 claim against Alfred and Ida Belanger of 33 Summit Street Cohoes. Papers filed by Murphy Aldrich Guy Broderick for the automobile insurer show Mrs Lashly was injured September 5 when her car collided with the Belangers at Saratoga and Spring Streets in Cohoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Yakel
Marvin Avenue
Irene Lashly
Supreme Court
Pierce H. Russell
Alfred and
Ida Belanger
Summit Street
Cohoes
Murphy, Aldrich, Guy & Broderick
Lashiy
Belangers
Saratoga and
Spring Streets Cohoes
Affidavit Supports Charge in Voter Registration Dispute
Wiley disputes Chief Conroy and asserts an affidavit backs the call to remove two officers from the police department. The statements concern alleged abusive questioning of citizens seeking voter registration during the current election cycle. The district attorney states investigations into illegal registrations involve bona fide city residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Conroy
Rec
Bye Dist
Earle
J. Wiley
Roy
Wiley
Miss Betty MacElroy Helps 4-H Club Work Here
Miss Betty MacElroy of Latham assists Associate Agent Mrs Florence H Thayer in Rensselaer County club work for a few weeks. She will stay until Nov 15 and has five years 4 H experience in Albany County and is a Russell Sage College graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty MacElroy
Latham
T Lare
Florence H. Thayer
Rensselaer County
Miss MacElroy
Albany County
Russell Sage College
Tax Reports Filed on Five Estates
Inheritance tax filings list five estates including Peter C. Brashear and Mary E. Brashear Castleton, John T. Kelley Troy, Lewis Hoffman Poestenkill, and Mary F. E. Hoffman Rensselaer. Brashear estate shows gross 161,103.57, net 192,409.63, state tax 300.21. multiple heirs receive bequests. Kelley estate totals and distributions are noted withWillam E. Phillips and others. Hoffman estate reports gross 10,215.06, net 8,380.03, state tax 83.80 with church and nephews receiving specified sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ween
Edward J. Poland
Peter C. Brashear
Mary E
John T. Kelley
Troy
Lewis Hoffman
Poestenkill
Mary FE
Rensselae
Brashear
William Ed- Margaret Dietz
Joseph Caryoski
Viola Hacker
Castleton
Aida Payne
Gense BL Simmons
Cy Beh & Poskanzer
Albany
Albry
Elizabeth Elle
Ford Avenue
Betty A. Costello
Walter Costello
Henry Bayly
Kelley
Willam E. Phillips
Tibbits Avenue
George Phitew
Rochelle
Kathryn Davenfollowin
C Port
Fifth Avenue
Anna B. Street
Henry Phillips
Florence Fisher
St. Lawrence’s Church
Albert T. Hoffman
North Greenbush
Frank Hoffman
Wynantskill
Joseph E. Fettig Hoos
Will and estate details for Mary E. Hines assets and heirs
Attorneys Melrose Meckrell and Ranney handle the estate of Mary E. Hines. The gross estate totals 2932.31 with debts 2237.47 and state tax 22.37. Shares of New York Telephone Co stock go to Tiny Wint ee Derzee and Mildred Lasack. Real estate on Harrison Avenue, Rensselaer, bequeaths to Helen and Grace Morgan. Residue to John Vint. Attorneys Oliver Scully Burns & Delaney listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose, Meckrell & Ranney
Mary E. Hines
Shere
New York Telephone Co
Tiny Wint
Ee Derzee
Cedar Hill
Ts Hoffman Elsmere
Mildred Lasack
Rensselaer
Harrison Avenue
Helen
Grace Morgan
Bellview Terrace
John Vint
Albany
Oliver, Scully, Burns & Delaney
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Rensselaer County Farm Bureau
Baukhage
Salon Orchestra
Key Moser’s
Rensselaer County Committee
Mystery Cnet
Morton Downey
Melody Tune
Merle Pit
Hop Harrigan
Dick ‘Tracy
Jack Armstrong
Captain Midnight
Terry and the Pirates
Roy Shud
Rensselaer County Democratic Committee
Treasury Star Parade
W. N. Haskell
the Fighting Coast Guard
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E.lf
Lum
Abner
Republican State Committee
Dewey
Jan Savitt
Harry Wisner
Raymond Gram
Melody ‘Lime
Wwsoo Ares
Wings To Victory
Music
Wgy
Schenectady
Wildwood
Voice of the Army
Southland
Snine
Otis
Eleanor
Jenny
Lora Lawson
David Harum
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the Guiding Light
Light of the World
Hymns of
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Pepper Young
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Portia
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Lowel Thomas
Fred Waring
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Babb Burns
Aldrich Family
Music Hart
Juan Davis
Jack Haley
Durante-Moore-Cugatlaren
Tite
Harkness
Washington
New World
Sacred Heart
Vista Grande
American School of the Air
S—Forrest Vilita
Valiant Lady
Kitty Foyle
Amanda
Honeymoon Hill
Morning Melodies
Mary Let Taylor
Bright Horizon
Louise Benny
Melody Mustangs
Melody Time
Bankhare
Kay Moser
Evelyn Johnson
Blue Fralics
Midnight
u—Terry
Karl Godwin
Parker
Your Navy
Jorge Gleson
Harry Wiemer
Jonn Gunther
Republican State
Joe RK
Hanley
Attee
Farm
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the Wildwood
Otia
Lora Lawton
Road of Life
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Ute
Carey Longmire
The
Guiding Light
Betty Crocker
Woman of America
Right To Happiness
Backstace
Stella Dallas
Lorenzo Jones
Widder Brown
S—Portia
Bill Page Farrell
Gene O' Haire
Lowell Thomas
John W. Vandercook
Frank Black
Orchestra
Farm Forum
Do—Amos
Andy
Bill Stern
L Ogo
Coeee
Thomas E. Dewey
WTAY
Joe R.hanley
Democratic Committee
Daniel W. Carhart
Round Table
John J. Sweeney
John F. Shannon
Thomas V. Kenney
William J. Higgins
Turkey
Sam
Joseph Chuckrow
Alan
S—Forrest Willis
Valiant
Meteek
East Side
Webster-Bailey Auxiliary
Sons of Union Veterans of the
G. A. B. Hall
Lila Macey
Niskayuna
Charles Messer
Walter K. Bailey
Sonal
Awustkiewicz
Joseph English Garrison
Army and Navy Union
Mary Perry
Mary Holbritter
National Auxiliary
Earle J. Wiley
Ann Lebentritt
Perry
Joseph Russell
Revelation
Broadway
Times Building
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Eee
K. L. Attricii
Dr. Edwards
Mogernella
Modernella Beauty Salon
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