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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1952
Page
2
The readable text presents a jumble of names, stations, and scattered phrases. It hints at broadcast schedules, local landmarks, and a stray description of an egg frying on a sidewalk, with disjointed references to people and places across a broad urban landscape.
Readable items show a chaotic TV guide from Triviston listing Aug 16 programs across stations KPIZ KRON KGO KPIX EPIX and more. Entries include film screenings, dances, parades and a late night collection of movies like Riders From Nowhere, The Southerner and Love of Life with various time slots and channel notes.
In San Francisco Americal President Lines reports a five year surge in assets and vessels. Corporate net worth rose from 21.1 million to 35 million, current assets from 8 million to 14.1 million, and vessels grew to 17 with 13 ships chartered or for the Military Sea Transportation Service. The report marked George Killian’s fifth anniversary as president.
San Lorenzo district announces the Lorenzo Teacher Institute with sessions for new teachers on September 2 and 3 and morning September 4. Beginning at 8:30 am at Edendie School, staff photos will be taken for personnel records. Also notes Mississippi River surface levels near New Orleans.
Oakland police filed a suspicious circumstances report involving Francis Van Wie, 68, linked to his estranged wife Amelia Pritchard, 73. Details show questions about divorce status and past marriage, with Alameda County DA to review potential action. Separately UC Medical Center in San Francisco studies adding fluoride to table salt to curb decay.
Radio and television guide lists 6:30 pm program, 1:00 pm talks, various TV time slots across KRON KPIX KGO and KCBS with Detour The Long Voyage Home Parole Inc and other features. Also notes live sports and stage broadcasts and upcoming programming on Sunday and Monday with film and opera listings and a brief geology feature.
Los Angeles County court acquits Fremont, the highest ranking of eight officers accused by a grand jury in the so called bloody Christmas beatings. Fremont, still suspended, sobbed as acquittal was read. He testified he was off duty and knew nothing of the jail incident.
All affiliated unions of the Bay council of Public Employes 62 of the American Federation of State County and Municipal Employes will gather Sunday for an annual outing at Richmond's Alvarado Park. Members and their families are urged to attend for a day of games races and contests with refreshments available, according to Chairman Charles Hobbs of Oakland.
Chicago court filings expose a love theft dispute involving Miss Miriam Wright seeking $74,000 mansion relief against Nathaniel S. Ruvell. Ruvell claims Wright alleged cancer death intent and romantic letters while he says the suit is California filed. Past cases tie Ruvell to a Highland Park divorce claim and a Beverly Hills residence move with Barbara MacLean.
Japanese producers said they would maintain voluntary export controls on tuna to the United States. The U S Government paused its planned 3 cent per pound duty on canned and frozen tuna as talks proceed. Japan had shipped about 11 509 tons of frozen tuna to the U S so far this year, above the target by 450 tons, with a total voluntary express 12 000 tons.
Sacramento reports the hot sweater cases resulting from a California incident have reached conclusion. State Fire Marshal proceedings identified York as to be tried, found guilty in Oakland on four counts. Cody Rane and others were arrested after selling brushed-raven sweaters at low prices. fire sweaters proved dangerous and caused several severe burns.
The U S Coast Guard began a rescue today three miles off Ensenada to save three men aboard the 47 foot fishing boat Norita 1. The motorboat reported it sailed from Ensenada with owner Edward P McElron of Portland Ore aboard.
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