Morning Radio Schedule Fragment Highlights Many Programs
A dense OCR list outlines a day’s radio lineup with numerous show titles and hosts across morning to late evening blocks. Names like Melody Time Evelyn Johnson and Treasury Star Parade appear among music, news, dramas, and variety segments, reflecting a bustling mid century broadcast schedule.
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Charles John Stevenson
Victory
Melody Mustangs
Melody Time
Bankdage
Kay Mosers
Evelyn Johnson
Morton Downey
Vee
Hop Harrigan
Dick Tracy
Mjack A Tonk
Archie Andrews
Terry and the Pirates
Roy Shudd
Victory Is Your Business
Treasury Star Parade
Cohen
the Detective
Andrini Continentals
Pop Sinf
Earl Godwin
Lum
Abner
Luh
Richard Himber
Harry Wistner
Raymond Gram
Jane Cowl
Jan Huhart
Aks
Helen Trent
Joe
Ethel Turp
Judith Evelyn
Jerf Sullivan
The
World Today
Harry James
Judy Canove
Cecil Brown
the News
Burns
Alen
Adams
Congress
Ted Husings
Texas Rangers
j—Wonl
O—Bankhage
O—Kay Moser
Jack Armstrong
Sidde
Archia Andrews
Terry and
the Pirates
Roy Shudt
aAlbany County War Loan Committee
Lone Ranger
Kart Godwin
Fien Bardwaggon
Morning Radio Schedule From Troy Almanac
A dense listing outlines a full day of radio programming and features. Programs include Morning Melodies, News, Timekeeper segments, Breakfast Club slots, and various music and talk interludes featuring named hosts and show titles. Also listed are sports, religious, and variety segments with station identifiers and times throughout the day.
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Farmer’s Almanac
Timekeeper
Roy Porter
Troy Chapel
Serdi
Sardi
Gil Martyn
Melody Lane
A Million Dollars to Relieve Piles
Trig estimates over a million dollars yearly spent on remedies for piles yet druggists say nothing. Peterson's Ointment offers rapid relief in minutes for 350 a box or 60 cents for a tube with applicator with money back if not delighted.
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Trig
Peterson
Adv
Pearson Says Wires Tapped Amid Roosevelt Spying Claims
The Troy Record carries Pearson ached to the press accusing President Roosevelt of directing Gestapo like agents to tap telephone wires and shadow him. He cites a transcript left on a cabinet officer’s desk after a talk with a government official and six naval intelligence men following him. He warns that such wire tapping harms press freedom and public opinion.
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Epomeeness
Wee Drew
Pearson
Hoosevelt
Troy Record
Washington
Roosevelt
Naval Intelligence Office
Hi House
Firemen improvise with homemade equipment in Washington
Ingenious Washington firemen combat material shortages by rolling out their own gear. They build trucks, trailer pumps, portable light plants, ladders and hand couplings for stand in use while shortages persist. Separately metallurgists report T- steels alloy with three parts columbium to 97 parts iron forming a tougher material. It withstood 4100 degrees Fahrenheit where ordinary steel fails.
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State of
Washington
Wynaniskill Margaret Haughney Birthday At Home
Margaret Haughney celebrated her 15th birthday at her parents home with school friends. Church services at Reformed Church were led by Rev. Nelson Van Raalte with Mrs. Otto Kuhlman singing at offertory. Choir rehearsal scheduled for tomorrow. Visitors from West Sayville and Yonkers stayed with Rev. and Mrs. Van Raalte. Paul Mulson marked his fifth birthday with a yellow theme party hosted by relatives.
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Margaret Haughney
Joseph Haughney
The
Reformed Church
Nelson van Raalte
Otto Kuhlman
J. Joldersma
West Sayville
Joldersma
Leona
Raymond Lamphere
White Plains
Dyken Pond
Paul Mulson
Harold Mulson
D. Vroman
Valley Falls Teen Enlists in Army Training Program
Valley Falls resident William L. Wein, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Wein, has entered Gornell University for the Army specialized training course following his graduation from Troy Cath oole Central High School.
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Valley Falls
William L. Wein
Hans Wein
Gornell University
Troy Cathoole Central High School
Lewis summons union policy body for portal to portal talks
President John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers called the international policy committee to a meeting in Washington to discuss current negotiations with soft coal operators over portal to portal pay and hours. The union said progress has been made but no definite agreements yet.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
UMW
Local Notes from Eagle Bridge and Surroundings
Miss Lois Dunham has met to Syracuse University. Curtis Hughes of Schenectady visits his aunt Miss Treasa Curtis. The Maurice Palmer family now lives in the fore ver Moyron Mosley house. Wayne Roberts spent a few days in Stillwater with Mr and Mrs Earl Caswell. Mr and Mrs Alton Stewart of Watervliet visit Mr and Mrs Lafe Witherall. Turn in your half empty War Stamp book into War Bonds.
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Eagle Bridge
Lois Dunham
Syracuse University
Curtis Hughes
Schenectady
Treasa Curtis
Maurice Palmer
Forever Moyron Mosley
Wayne Roberts
Stillwater
Earl Caswell
Alton Stewart
Watervliet
Lafe Witherall
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Treasury
Wildwood
Otis
Eleanor
Besar the Southland
Parade of State
Market Basket
Jenny
Lora Lawton
America
Vie and Sade
Snow Visage
David Harum
Kews
Carey Longmirce
the Guiding Light
Symnes
Marty Marlin
Backstage Witt
Stella Dallas
Lorenzo Jones
Portia
Bull
Farrell
Pa Owe
Bob Hanes
Navy
Lowell Toomas
Fred Waring
Pleasure Time
John W. Vandercook
Johnnny
Treasure Chest
Mystery Theater
Johnny Mercer
Music Shop
Red Skelton and Co
SORQ
Albany
Sacred Heart
Ob—Landt Trio
Kitty Foyle
Amanda
Honeymoon Ai
Employment Service Telk
Mary Lea Taylor TL
Bright Horizon
Louise Benny
Ti—Wgy
Farm News
the Voice
Army
Jenny’s Shorlew
Heigmaics
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Cee Square
Rowe
West Ores
River St
Troy
Remsen St
Cohoes
Jones
Widder Brow
O—Seiance Forum
North
Judy
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College of Musical
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Hate Smith
Shail Baye Brush
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Prchestra
Serat
Clarence W. Barber
M Pearl Quackenbush
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North Africa
Red Oss
Sergeant Barber
Greenwich
Rensselaer County Chapter
Red Cross
Harold S. Barber
M. P. Taichardson
Chufa Wastin
Cal
John
William Quackenbush
New Brunswick
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T-Steels Steels
Wynaniskill
Lewis
Ganic
Ateat
the National City Bank OF Troy
Carstairs
Carstairs Bros. Distilling Co. Inc
Balthnors
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