Scattered Radio Schedule Highlights and Program Titles
A dense OCR led list of radio and TV time slots, show titles, and host names. Names like Robert St. John, Helen, and Chase appear alongside program blocks such as News, Music, and Talk segments. The items mix locales, times, and sponsors, creating a broad schedule snapshot.
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Beatty
Guiles Esgas
Ameri
Pebrar
enRight
Wiletsa
Tith
Loverss
Aeks Renorer
Lawes
W. Vandercos
Zibowaleiows
J. Fazior
Amey Ae Borzets
Ranger
Henie
Seevadl
Lem
Abner
Iris
Bezay
Dussisper
Raye Gram
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Sei Heatey
Bevaldine
Galdbergs
Portia
Life
Josce Jordan
Ieee
Erry Scorn
Sacred Heart
Sandip Teme
Soldiers of Pleas
Soundrace
Wildermness Road
Muring
Otis and
Eieager
Is— Seer
Lyne
Murray
Brad-Marker
the World Today
Serrest
Willa Tg Morriss
Lawn
Louise Benny
Robert St. John
Enrerhide
Christies Ie Oe
Seck
Carson
Playhouse
Berta
Nees Sma Perkins
Sammy Kaye
Sernadine Fink
Cinvitatios
the Goldberg
Milodien Qe
Portic
Noosti
War Prisoners Favor Auto Promotions Backed by Senate Panel
The Record reports the Senate Military Affairs Committee favors automatic promotions for American prisoners held by Japan over objections from the War and Navy Departments. Eligible are Navy Marine Corps and Coast Guard personnel below colonel or equivalent, and warrant officers and enlisted men below master sergeant who served in the Philippines Wake or Guam on Dec 8 1941 and are now prisoners of war. One-grade promotion effective Dec 1 1942 with annual one-grade increases during imprisonment. special aviation or submarine duty pay continues.
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Record
Burest
Washington
D. C
War and Navy Departments
Senate Military
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Philippines
Wake-or
Guam
Elusive Manands Pig Mystery after Rifle Hunt
Police hunted a 306 pound pig owned by Albert Hoffman after it escaped from a pen near Banking Stadium. The animal uprooted yards, fled from a crowd, and was killed by rifle fire around 4 pm Monday. The pig was brought to Hoffman who hung it from a tree. the butcher arrived to find the pig missing and the hunt continues.
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Menands
Albert
BE. Hoffman
Banking Stadium
Fnally
Hoffman
Local Residents Return from Lake George and Visit
Miss Ida Douglas and Mrs. John Abbey have come back to their home at 2227 Fifteenth Street from Lake George. Wallace W. Carr of Yorkers is visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bryce of 2053 Seventeenth Street for the week. Private John Moonjian of 2350 Seventeenth Street spent the weekend with his family and returned to resume duties in Virginia.
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Beman Park
Ida Douglas
John Abbey
Lake George
Fiffteenth Street
Wallace W. Carr
Yookers
Wallace Bryce
Seventeenth Street
Pri
John Moonjian
Virginia
Mothers Club Meeting At St Augustine’s Church
The Mothers Club of St Augustine's Church holds its first fall meeting this evening at 4 p.m. at St Augustine's School. Mothers of children entering St Augustine's School for the first time are invited to attend.
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Mothers Club
Mothers’ Club
St. Augustine’s Church
St. Augustine's School
St .Augustine's School
Victory Patrol to Host Horseshow on October 8
A Victory Mounted Patrol plans its first annual horse show on Sunday October 8 at the Troy Riding Club grounds Brunswicks Road. The group will hold a drill and horse show committee meeting this Friday with appointed chairmen.
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The
Victory Mounted Patrol
Troy Riding Club
Brunswith Road
Roosevelt blamed for not fortifying Guam says Rep Springer
Rep. Raymond Springer charged President Roosevelt used cunning phrases and disgusting sores to blame Congress for Guam fortification failures. He cited Roosevelt’s Breckinridge report and noted Congress had been asked to fund Guam’s fortification but only approval for a harbor project of five million dollars was granted, with the fortification request denied.
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Washington
Raymond
Springer
Ind
Roosevelt
Guam
House
Bremerton, Wash
Congress
Japan
Yugoslav Partisans Smash at Nazi Lines
Yugoslav partisans launch a broad drive against German communications in Yugoslavia severing main rail lines across Serbia Croatia Slovenia Montenegro Dalmatia and Macedonia according to a communique received in Tuzla. Miss Frances M Keefe has accepted a teaching position in Berne Knox Central High School.
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London
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Togo- Slav
Serbia
Croatia
Slovenia
Montenegro
Dalmatia
Macedonia
Berne
Frances M. Keefe
Wiliam F. Reese
Sixth Avenue
Berne Knox Central High School
College of St. Rose
Legion Sons Group to Enter Contest Event
Noble-Calahan Squadros and the Sons of American Legion Bugle and the Corps will participate in a junior contest at Bleeker Stadion Aal bany. The affair is sponsored by Capital City Lancers Bugle and Brum Corpe of Sendenny with another competition at Johnstown sponsored by the Americas Legion Armillary AA Girls' Bughe Brats Corps. A rehearsal of the Corps will be held today at the foot of State Street starting at 7:30 pm.
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Noble-Calahan Squadros
Sons of American Legion Bugle and the Corps
Americas Legion
Armillary AA Girls
Bughe Aed Brats Corps
State Street
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eNews
TG Maring
Melnties
Fec Ene Eiki
Robert St Josn Bidens Sreepera
Road of Life
Stat Playkusse
David Haruck
Newe
P.M
Metcases
Isla News Seabee
LMS
Morgan Beart
Gaiting Light
WORO
Albany
Sebepectsdy
Basis Toxics
Stubbors
Beltace
Post Barbers
Bodell Co., Inc
Neware
Pestroy
Peterman
Peterman's
ANT Food
Arsenal Farade
Watervliet Arsenal
Watervliet Arsenal Employees’ Association
Army
Arsenal
Victory Patrol
New York State College For Teachers
Augusta
Maine Forestry Service
Ontario
Quebec
Mauldin
Tofor
Frances Denney
Mort.bility
Berless
Legion Sons
Helen Harpers
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