Radio Schedule Scramble Across Cities and Programs
A dense listing shows local and regional radio time slots from dawn to late night across Troy and neighboring areas. Programs include Good Morning Newspaper, Morning Melodies, News updates, Breakfast Club, Morning Market Basket, Chapel Service, and various dramas, music shows, and talk segments featuring Kenny Lee, Evelyn Johnsen, Kay Moser, and others. The fragmented OCR preserves many show titles and host names, indicating a broad, multi-station schedule with overlapping times and numerous sponsored blocks.
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Farmer's Almanac
Troy—Timekeeper
Sardi
Gil Martyn
Melody Lane
PBOM
Charles John Stevenson
Kay Moser
Evelyn Johnsen
Mystery Chet
Morton Downey
Blue "Groles
Melody
Hop Harrigan
Dick ‘Tracy
Armstrong
Archie Andrews
Roy Shudt
Victory
Cohen
Detective
The
Fighting Coast Guard
Earl Godwin
Radio Schedule Row From Old Newspaper Listing
A fragmented broadcast guide lists programs with times from 7:15 to 11:5p including Harry James and his Music American Melody Hour Judy Canova Cecil Brown and the News Burns and Alen Report to the Nation Passport for Adamas Republican Nat's Comm Program News the State Policie News and Samunioy's Onvae in a late night schedule.
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Harry James
American Melody Hour
Judy Canova
Cecil Brown
Burns
Alen
Nation
Adamas
Nat
State Policie
Samunioy
Onvae
Radio Schedule Fragments Highlight Daily Programs and Ads
A dense OCR listing provides a daylong slate of radio shows and time slots across programs such as Morning Market Basket News Musical Matinee and Lum and Abner. It notes station WGY and varied sponsors including Farmers Almanac, Sardi's breakfast, and Victory is Your Business while listing host names, show titles, and intervals across morning to late evening.
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Melody Time
Moser
Morton Downey
Catholic Hour
Ben Hamilton
Hap Harrigan
Dick ‘Tracy
Jack Armstrong
Atemie Andrews
Terry and the Pirates
Roy Shudt
Victory
Joe Rines
Earl Godwin
Raymond Gram
Harry Horlick
Wgy-—Schelectady
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G O P Parley At Mackinac Draws Interest
Washington reports the Republican powwow at Mackinac Island opens with 24 governors invited to map a postwar foreign policy. The gathering excludes Hoover Landon and Willkie, while Willkie is represented by the Postwar Association. debate centers on Roosevelt Churchill Atlantic Charter and postwar strategy amid wartime constraints.
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the Record
Washington
Thomas E. Dewey
Mackinac Island
Harrison Spangler
Republican Postwar Council
House
Senate
McNary
Martin
Republican National Committee
Congress
Spangler
Hoover
Alf M. Landon
Wendell Willkie
Upbuilding of GOP bid for postwar peace policy at Mackinac
The policy association pursues a strong international cooperation stance for peace after victory, urging the council to document a formula. Some council members view the group as a possible trouble maker and fear it chiefly aims to boost Willkie for the next Republican nomination, though officers deny this. All officers are Willkie friends.
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Mackinac
Policy Association
Willkie
Melrose Miss Soltys Returns to Cohoes After Week Abroad
Melrose resident Miss Carrol J. Soltys returns to Cohoes after a week with her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Thomas Bunk. The Labrum family remains active in Troy community affairs as Mr and Mrs Harold M Labrum plan a move to Syeaway. Frances Labrum, daughter of the Labrums, graduated from St Peter s Hospital Training School for Nurses in Albany on Thursday evening.
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Carrol J. Soltys
Cohoes
Thomas Bunk
Harold M. Labrum
Syeaway
Troy
Labrum
Frances Labrum
St. Peter's Hospital
Albany
Patricia
Martha Morgan
Frances
Virginia
E. M. Burns
Margaret Perry
Food Program Leaders Chosen in Washington County
The township training schools for food conservation leaders are completed and new leaders added. Names include Argyl Ellen Cuthbert Mabel Hay Cambridge Charles Bump Jerome B. Rice William Thompson Leslie Maxwell Morrison Mc Geoch J W Smith Anna rnell Granville s Dwight E Park Greenwich Ivin Barker Mrs Horatio Monroe B Tillotson Herbert Fisher Bernice Morehouse Hartford Kurt Klaiber Katherine Mizel Salem Milburn Steele.
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Washington County
Argyl
Ellen Cuthbert
Mabel Hay
Cambridge
Charles Bump
Jerome B. Rice
William Thompson
Leslie Maxwell
Morrison McGeoch
J. W. Smith
Anna Rnell Granville
Dwight E. Park
Greenwich
Ivin Barker
Ertan
Horatio Monroe
B Tillotson
Herbert Fisher
Bernice Morehouse
Hartford
Kurt Klaiber
Katherine Mizel
Salem
Milburn Steele
Gloversville Visitors Attend Mrs Snyder’s Club
Bert Perry of Gloversville and their sister Mrs Caroline Snyder were guests at a B A F Club gathering in her home. Mrs J B Pinkham won the card prize as Charles Connolly and Mrs Charles Lawrence joined the event. The Willing Workers plan a meeting at Mrs H Irving Chase with a 1 pm covered dish luncheon Friday and invites attendees to contact Mr Loman. Mr and Mrs Allen R Herrick enjoy a brief vacation.
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Bert Perry
Gloversville
Caroline Snyder
Wednesda
J. B. Pinkham
Charles Connolly
Charles Lawrence
Loman
Allen R. Herrick
Air Travel Of Wounded Found Safe
United States Naval Medical Bulletin reports air evacuation of wounded from Guadalcanal shows flights up to 1000 miles eight hours with few deaths. At altitudes under 3000 feet, most patients tolerate flight. head injuries may not need oxygen. Psychotic patients require restraint. mental ailments generally caused by unfamiliar surroundings and cramped space.
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Washington
Guadalcanal
Naval Flight
United States Naval Mediical Bulletin
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Clude
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Mgr. Taft
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Radio City
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Beauty
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General Ice Crean Corporation
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Fred Waring
Pleasure Time
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Roosevelt
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Interiurbe
Chapel Singers
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Homance
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Pepper Young's
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U.S
G. O. P. Parley
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Republican Party
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Chicago
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Goxammy Kaye
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Charles A. Eaton
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