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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1952
Page
2
A dense rundown of network station IDs and program blocks arranged by time, featuring CBS City Hospital and various show titles. Includes multiple station call signs, host names, listening times, and musical segments across afternoon and evening slots.
A fragmented TV guide page lists programs such as Proishing Cerio and football updates along with local sports mentions. It includes channel listings, times like 11:00 and noon, and references to teams and local personalities, though many lines are garbled.
The text references William Jennings Bryan as a leading figure for the presidency, signaling his ongoing prominence in U.S. political discussions. It notes Bryan's continued influence within the Democratic Party and his consideration as a potential standard bearer for national leadership.
Radio listings show at 7:00 pyr KFTIC with AllStar football, 25 pa KSFO baseball Seals against Hollywood, KLX 8 pm Oaks versus Los Angeles, and KGO newsstand theater.
TV listings with 6:30 pm KPIX football broadcast from Soldiers Field Chicago features College All-Stars versus pro grad Rams. KPIX at 11:15 pm shows Owl Theater Double Trouble followed by Late Show Young and Willing. Memo notes times and a chaotic, fragmentary chooser of programs and host remarks.
Sheldon Sackett, publisher and owner of KROW, says two new 5,000 watt and six hundred watt TV stations will seek FCC permits for WW Inc in Walla Walla Washington and MED Inc in Medford Oregon. He plans a $400,000 Walla Walla transmitter and a Medford facility with similar scale, with existing contracts to outfit both markets. Sackett also had requested FCC authorization for TV outlets in San Francisco Oakland Vancouver and Coos Bay and runs radio stations KNOW KOOS and KVAN in California Oregon.
A Marine warplane crash north of Seoul during a bombing mission left the pilot dead and the aircraft atop unexploded bombs. The wreckage contained three 1,000 pound bombs and several 260 pound bombs with two 1,000 pound bombs and one 260 pounder already detonating. Disposal crews planned to clear the area once safe, as base personnel mourned the loss.
Hayward area news reports a Marine Corps youth group plans an overnight in Crow Canyon Saturday. Organizers led by Commandant George Wurni of Honor Hall detachment have arranged new shelter halves and equipment after a prior trip showed shortages. Departure is 2:30 p.m. Saturday from Veterans Memorial building.
On Bunker Hill at Korea, Chinese forces attacked against Marines in heavy shell fire. The assault produced high casualties for the Chinese with Marines repelling the final push after many hours of intense fighting. American bombers and Marine aircraft targeted coastal defenses nearby.
Lt Charles Vogel of the Air Force recounts finding a severely ill, nearly-starved girl in a Seoul street. She was not hospitalized due to lack of space, then moved to a first aid station and later returned to the streets after an orphanage, where she lay unattended as passersby ignored her. A cyclist avoided colliding with her body and a major notes the incident amid broader local governance and aid issues.
Legal notice details annexation proceedings for Hayward California and hearings scheduled with notices 20 days prior. The document records protests, border descriptions, and authority, noting prior public postings and eventual city approval. A separate paragraph mourns a dead woman on the street, reflecting on police inaction and community concern.
Official city records show the Hayward City Council adopted Ordinance No. 54 NS on August 11 1992 after readings at a regular meeting. Mayor John I Baar and Mayor Tom D Haar presided, with City Clerk Irene Templeton Jamieson certifying the proceedings and seal.
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