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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1950
Page
9
Fragmented OCR text presents a crossword puzzle compendium with scattered clues and entries. It lists various terms, names, and partial definitions across topics like geography measures languages and time, interspersed with stray numbers and letters from an editor's artifact.
A dense list of radio station call letters and program blocks outlines a full day’s schedule. Entries cover KGO KNBC KSFO KFRC KCBS KNEC KCBS and others with minute by minute shows, news, music, dramas, and special segments featuring hosts, headlines, and guests across multiple channels.
Washington guide advises immediate action after a blast. If outside, dive, stay low, and cover exposed parts. roll behind shelter if possible. Do not rush to a shelter. seek a doorway or corner, then count to ten and assess damage while remaining hidden. Surviving hinges on speed and position during the flash.
Government guidance urges parents to postpone starting families for two to three months after exposure to a nearby atomic event. The era’s practical handbook outlines the effects and safety considerations amid wartime fears and public advisories.
Anglo California National Bank advertises a cheap vacation loan with $100 upfront and 20 month repayments. Prospective borrowers are told they need not be depositors to qualify and to contact the nearest office via phone or visit.
Six persons were injured when a helicopter failed in flight during Concord's fourth annual air show. The craft plunged to the ground, striking a parked airplane and injuring spectators and participants. Attendants include Antoinette Viseusy from Pittsburg, Cal Weissling, and photographer William Larkins.
State industrial relations chief Paul Scharvenberg reports California industries added 30,000 workers in July led by seasonal processing sectors. The report credits peacetime demand as the main driver of the payroll rise. Separately a new spectrometer speeds analysis of stainless steel samples to two to three minutes without loss of accuracy.
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