On the Air Echo Programs From Local Stations
Radio program list from local stations features a dense schedule with morning to late night shows. The lineup includes news, music, soap operas, drama, sports, and variety programs across multiple time blocks and hosts. The list names many program titles and hosts, illustrating a full day of broadcasting activity.
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Echo
Gary Cooper
Shirley Temple
Jinx Falkenberg
Stella Dallas
Lorenzo Jones
Widder Brown
Portia
Bill
Farrell
Gene O'Haire
J— Varieties
Lowell Thoms
Fred Waring
Pleasure
John W. Vandercook
Frank Black
Farm Forum
Tommy Riggs
Betty Tou
Bill Stern
Danre
Harkness of
Washington
Morning Radio Schedule Snippet From Midday Listings
A dense OCR of broadcast segments lists programs and hosts such as 1 000 WTRY Troy ABC News Morning Melodies Timekeeper Breakfast Club and Market Basket. Entries include Roy Porter Tiny Chapel Service Love Problems Breakfast at Sardis and Mystery Chef alongside serials Dick Tracy The Lone Ranger and Jack Armstrong. Radio lineup features sports and music blocks with multiple times and show names, including News Farm News and Morning Moods.
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A. al
Farmer's Almanac
Roy Porter
Troy
Sardi’s
Sardis
Gil Martyn
Hynoseiaed
Melody
Mustangs
Evelyn Johnson
Morton Downey
Blue Frotics
eHop Harrigan
Dick Tracy
Jack Armatrong
Archie Andrews
O—Terry
the Pirates
Roy Shudt
Victory
Renselaer County League of Women Voters
Td Wings
the Fighting Coast Guard
Harl Godwin
Lum
Abner
Jan Savist
Harry Wismer
Raymond Gram
Mustar
Melody Lane
Noga
Texas Rangers
Ukhage
Salon Orchestra
Kay Moser
Marion Downey
Icto Remember
Gypsy Orchestra
Hop Harrigan
Jack Armstrong
Terry and the Pirates
Roy Shut
New Sports Review
Saludon Amigos
the Lone Ranger
Earl Godwin
Gang Busters
Vincent Lopes
John Vandercook
Lula
Stewart Field at academyicao: largest airport in country
The academy carved from rugged countryside hosts one of the nation’s largest airports, Stewart Field, larger than LaGuardia with four concrete runways over a mile long. Cadets receive extensive aviation training, with many spending hours daily while balancing studies. Barber shacks in hangars aid cadets between flights.
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Academy
Stewart Field
LaGuardia Field
West Point
Germany at Fifth Year of War Faces Strains in Europe
Germany’s weakened position after four years of war shows in Scandinavian developments Denmark resisting Nazi rule, Finland seeking peace, Norway pursuing passive resistance with denser repression by Quislings, and Sweden curbing Nazi transit. Italy ousts Mussolini, Allied air power disrupts German industry, while Hitler elevates Himmler to interior minister to shore up morale and prevent home-front collapse.
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Stockholm
Germany
Europe
Denmark
Finland
Norway
Sweden
Sa‘terial
Russia
Italy
North
Africa
Sicily
Mediterranean
Benito Mussolini
Adolf Hitler
Heinrich Himmler
Thefuehrer
Gestapo
Storm
Hitler
Himmler
Woman Injured In Auto Crash
Mrs. Edne Du Four of Troy sustained a bruised right forearm at 7:50 am yesterday when an automobile accident occurred at Congress Street and Fifth Avenue. She was a passenger in a car driven by Harley G. Minkler of North Greenbush. the second car was operated by Robert Finn of 250 Hill Street. The report to police was made by Mr. Minkler.
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Edne du Four
Troy
Congress Street
Fifth Avenue
Central
du Four
Harley G. Minkler
North Greenbush
Robert Finn
250
Hill Street
Minkler
Spain at neutrality amid war as Franco contemplates stance
The article notes Spaniards see Allies near victory while General Franco keeps Spain neutral to protect territorial integrity. It cites reconstruction hardships and economic necessity shaping policy, with Franco open to acting as peace negotiator for either side and predicting a stalemate.
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Madrid
Francisco Franco
Spain
Franco
Jsh
West Point cadets learn rapid number recall for flying
West Point's aviation program trains cadets to memorize six and seven digit numbers seen in fractions of a second. Col. Benjamin D. Webster says the drill sharpens alertness amid loud battle noise as Maj. Richard S Abbey notes focus matters in war. The academy has grown into a busy aviation school near Newburgh.
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West Point
Iike
Col
Benjamin D. Webster
Richard S Abbey
Washington, D. C
United States Military Academy
Here
Newburgh
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