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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1952
Page
2
A dense radio log lists stations and show notes including KBAT KSRO KTM KLX KGO and many others with times and program types. The document mixes call signs personalities segments and program blocks from various networks indicating a nationwide schedule and host lineup.
A dense listing of radio and TV station call signs, program blocks, and hosts across markets. Includes network names, show labels, and time stamps with scattered event cues and personalities.
A garbled program guide style item lists channels and times for Friday night offerings including EPIX and various theater and sports slots. It mentions television events, movie titles, and station identifiers with scattered channel codes and show prompts. The readable fragments indicate a TV guide summary rather than a coherent news item.
A birthday party for Heather Sharpe was hosted at the garden of Mrs Jie Kee ney on Cull Canyon road. Attendees included Wells, McGher, Jackeon, Hinsen, Baryon, Curoud, Cooma, Gillieany, and Sharpe family members such as Harold Sharpe and Ernest McGhee. Guests, gifts, and well wishes marked a festive family gathering.
An informal wedding reception honors Oscar Starks and Ted Lawrences in a Baywood area gathering. Guests, including Marcie Webler and Al, helped with refreshments while Mrs Deggy Het oversaw arrangements. The couple, May Llim Gos Aipeles, celebrated at a local diner.
By T R Temple, the piece surveys Armstrong Garcia bout March 4 1840 and Armstrongs era through 1940s TV fare. It mixes boxing history with program notes including Burns on TV and Nightclub acts, listing shows and performers from Dixieland to Club Hangover.
In San Francisco Senator Moody comments on national politics after arriving from the East. He predicts the Democratic ticket will prevail, praises integrity over slogans, and criticizes the Republican challenger while noting party unity and security concerns for the United States.
An Air Force band is slated to appear on Alameda County Day at the California State Fair. Details on travel and band arrangements remain unsettled, with anticipated performances including maneuvers in Boise, Idaho. The unit is based at the Alameda National Guard base.
San Francisco radio disc jockey MacKintosh, 30, left the hospital today after a crash on the San Mateo Bridge on July 31. The Bar Nathing DJ, once known as Popemadt Bat, was injured when a tire blew and a vehicle veered out of control.
Hayward committee of the Flayward Area Chamber of Commerce wrapped up the Wind-Up meeting yesterday. They project annual expo profits near 400 dollars and plan use of receipts to fund next year’s exposition. Committee members will reconvene in months to finalize fall season preparations for the Toyen branch of the Children’s Hospital of the East Bay.
VEW members protested the rental of an Embassy auditorium to the Civil Rights Congress during a VEW convention in Los Angeles while condemning what they called an attack on the U S Constitution. VEW leaders cited the hall’s use by both groups and urged the manager to justify the decision. Civil Rights Congress funds were noted for California Communists convicted under the Smith Act, as Hilton warned delegates that Reds seek a platform. Six officers were nominated for election without opposition, including Janes W. Cachran as commander in chief and Walter M. O Brien as senior vice commander.
Personal notes show Rae and Mrs. Mary E. Hoe visiting from Kansas City with plans for a weeklong stay at the Res home in San Lorenzo. Others vacationing include Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Mohr with several children visiting Willeborough, Bend and nearby relatives. Also listed are Mr and Mrs. Joe Reyes guests in Hastward and Private Richard Teles returning from Army recruit training at Fort Bliss Texas.
President Truman hinted at calling a special session to tighten price controls, drawing Republican charges of political maneuvers while some Democrats urged waiting until after the election. Senate and House lawmakers weigh inflation worries as Adlai Stevenson visits for talks with Truman.
A compact digest of postwar balance sheet items. United States, Australia, and New Zealand move toward mutual defense steps signed in San Francisco. South Korea elects Syngman Rhee in a landslide amid regional tensions. Egypt seeks peaceful Sudan negotiations as Britain and France face diplomatic strains. Greek and Bulgarian frontiers shift along the Danube while Franco-American talks in Europe expose rifts. France, Britain, and U.S. defense plans clash over offshore purchases and funding scales. Admiral Carney and Mediterranean bases frame shifting alliances as global anxieties persist.
The Agriculture Department, with seven state directors, will rush emergency feed to drought hit Tennessee and Kentucky. A $3,000,000 federal grant funds the plan, financed by the Housing and Home Finance agency, with feed bought and distributed by the Commodity Credit Corp. and sold to farmers on reasonable terms. Officials say swift action could prevent liquidation of breeding stocks in the two hardest hit states as other drought areas seek aid.
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