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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1952
Page
2
A dense listing of radio programs by time and network codes, naming shows, hosts, and segments across a day. Entities include numerous call signs, program titles, and hosts, reflecting a chaotic late era schedule page with many initials and fragments.
The readable text lists various barely legible fragments including names like Judy, brands, and numbers. It resembles an OCR scrape of a page with catalog-like items and a copyright line dated 1982. Core facts are sparse and scattered across the garbled content.
Fragmented OCR shows multiple station codes, times, shows, and titles like puppetters and operas. Names and exact events are garbled, but entries suggest a dense, schedule style listing with programs, times, and channel identifiers across several stations.
Fragmented text lists various names and times such as 2:00 PM and 3:00 PM with references to film, theatre, and syndicate items. Multiple garbled entries include names like Johnny Dugaty and Tom Danson, several corporate tags, and scattered place markers. The readable bits suggest a local events or film schedule page with many unclear segments.
A fragmented TV guide item mentions a $200 per month plan on SPiX, picks a winner segment with Secretary of the Interior Os car Chaptran and Senator Frank, an 8:00 p.m. slot, and a program titled Fighting Fury. It references a crime show name The Murderer and a variety of unclear cues including Owl Tho ier and U1 Name the Murderer.
A six year old Strawhunger troupe performs zany parodies and a Maria opera as part of a broader entertainment slate. TV tonight features Tom Brown on KPIX sports, Gale Storm and Robert Hutton in The Puppeteers on KERON TV, plus rumors of a Rod McKuen show adaptation on KROW Oakland.
A dense radio schedule fragment lists numerous station call signs and show titles from KFSC to Universal Radio Exatures Syndicate, mentioning morning, noon, and evening blocks. It references hosts such as Zeke Mariners, Rosemary Srow, and Joann Kemper, with assorted program names like Breakfast, Piano, and Brighter Day, interwoven with time stamps and station identifiers. The garbled OCR preserves a mosaic of names, shows, and possible network associations across many markets, suggesting a wide noon-to-night programming lineup and promotional notes embedded in a single page.
Tokyo reports Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida dissolved the Diet and called for a general election October 1, the first since Japan’s occupation ended. He seeks a fresh mandate, arguing the current body no longer reflects the people. The dissolution affects only the lower house. the upper house remains in session as wartime figures vie to lead post occupation Japan.
In a major labor endorsement, AFL building trades leader Richard H. Voris backs Eisenhower, signaling GOP outreach to railroad and postal unions. Eisenhower aims to secure independent and AFL votes as he speaks at the Labor Day event in the lead up to November.
The Straw Hat Play group, based at a Lafayette barn, will appear on KPMN TV for the opening hour of the Saints and Sinners Milk Fund Review on September 14 at 9 p.m. The troupe, formed by UC alumni, includes John Tom Aschke and Anne Syeule, with Elia Beth Berryhill writing skits and choreographing dances for a Dreamed I Danced In My Maidenform ballet.
A three alarm blaze in downtown San Francisco caused extensive damage to the J. Koch & Son luggage manufacturing plant on Beale Street near midnight last night. One firefighter, Richard O’Brien, 89, inhaled smoke and another, Thomas Kelly, 32, sustained a burned hand.
Sacramento California opened the 93rd State Fair at 10 am with a crowd larger than last year’s 41,593. Fair President W C Wright aims to reach 800,000 in one day while Earl Warren snips the ribbon. The day featured county exhibits, livestock and industrial displays, a 93 degree high, and a racing card headlined by the Inaugural Handicap. Tonight Jack Benny performs with Frank Remley as fashion shows preview 1958 California designs.
A head on collision on Highway 101 near Leggett Valley Mendocino County left one month old Donald Eugene Rogers dead and three others injured. Residents Lorena Jean Rogers 18 George Lee David 25 and Mary Lou 21 were treated. truck driver Lawrence Vargas 32 from San Jose for Jack Groom Trucking of Petaluma was at fault per sheriff reports.
San Lorenzo post office will add a night shift as mail volume grows the lobby may stay open evenings before year end postmaster Mooney told the Village Homes association board also aiming to install a vending machine in the lobby. In separate item a man paid 119 in damages after a snake in his glove compartment caused an accident.
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