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Miss New York

Miss New York

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Aug 28, 2026

Adriana DiazHOST
19:44
Kelly was Miss Massachusetts.
Adriana DiazHOST
19:45
I was Miss New York.
Adriana DiazHOST
19:46
Tell us about it.
Adriana DiazHOST
19:47
Well, I remember signing the application.
Colby SmithHOST
37:44
we learned that Billy Jolene, Miss Texas, was crowned the winner and then was subsequently disqualified because the goons confessed to everything and explained that Billy Jolene's father orchestrated her win.
Colby SmithHOST
38:01
The new winner is Holly, Miss New York.
Chris BerrymanHOST
38:05
Now, one of the actresses has an agent named Fred.
Chris BerrymanHOST
38:11
He is Grace Cooley's agent.
Chris BerrymanHOST
40:48
Yes, sir.
Chris BerrymanHOST
40:49
Take me under the sea.
Chris BerrymanHOST
40:50
Holly, who's Miss New York, the new winner of the pageant, is played by Dana Kimmel, born in 1959 in Texarkana.
Chris BerrymanHOST
41:00
She was only 17 in this episode.
Michael DeanNARRATOR
10:17
State and Union turning back the clock on Olean.
Michael DeanNARRATOR
10:22
From a bad stop for a traveling soldier and a mayor for an hour to a thriving Wolf Creek camp from Miss New York helping a local marching band to the loss of a retail anchor, here's a look back on the week that was 125, 100, 75, 50, and 25 years ago in this edition of turning back the clock.
Michael DeanNARRATOR
10:48
So these are news stories from 125 years ago, 100 years ago, etc.
Michael DeanNARRATOR
10:55
in Olean.
Michael DeanNARRATOR
14:51
Allegheny County has 15.3 acres of space for each resident, or 42 people per square mile.
Michael DeanNARRATOR
14:57
This is far below the state average of 309 residents per square mile.
Michael DeanNARRATOR
15:04
From the 1976 edition, August 19th, 1976, Sonya Anderson, this year's Miss New York, will appear in concert at Portville Central School to benefit the Panther Marching Band.
Michael DeanNARRATOR
15:20
The band plans to travel to Toronto and Atlantic City for performances this fall and needs money to make the trips.

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