TV Listings Stir Up Bay Area Week of Screen Action
A busy week of television feature reveals at KPIX KFTX KRON and KGO TV with Perry Lucille Ray Charles and Murrow among the highlights plus football telecasts on KNBC and KOVR including California Oregon and Stanford USC UCLA showdowns. Local hosts Jo Statford Janet Blair Tony Randall Dinah Shore and Dick Tracy appear with upcoming Pacific Coast Conference highlights.
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Ellis Walker
Perry
Ray Charles
Picture Tube
Jo Statford
KFTX
Starlighters
Edward A. Murrow
KPIX
Murrow
Vaughn Monroe
Dinah Shore
Richard Hayman
Triesters
Circle Theater
KRON
Janet Blair
Farce
Tony Randall
David Shaw
Kgo-Tv
Dick ‘Tracy
KNBC
DuMont
KOVR
Radio and TV Highlights Tonight on Local Dials
Highlights list tonight across stations KGO KNBC KCBS KRON KPIX including Eisenhower speeches at 6:20 and 9:30 9:00 Telephone Hour Barbara Gibson coloratura 50 piano and other programings such as Studio One The Secret Self Life of Riley Bean Contest and Keep Smiling plus film and theater features with Claudia Morgan Joan Newland Vaughn Taylor Fifi D Orsay and more.
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Eisenhower
American Legion Convention
KGO
President Eisenhower
KNBC
Scicrete Laboratory
KRON
Studio One
Nancy Kelly
Peter Cookson
KPIX
Rgo-Tv
Playhouse
Gracie Fields
Vone
Firestone
Brian Sullivan
KGOTV
Robert Montgomery
Claudia Morgan
Joan Newland
Vaughn Taylor
Fifi D’orsay
Jane Carlson
David Carlyle
Carol Hughes
Boyfriend
Stork Delivers Baby as Ambulance Arrives Late
Bay Cities ambulance crew arrived at 400 Poplar drive Hayward at 6 15 pm to find Mrs Betty Darecki 24 had given birth to a seven pound nine ounce boy Richard Both mother and child were taken to Fairmont hospital described as perfectly normal They were released home about two and a half hours later Mrs Jarocki wife of Richard Jarocki an employee of the Pacific Tire Company was with them and reported all fine this morning
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Bay Cities
Drio
Poplar Drive
Hayward
Betty L. Darecki
Richard
Darecki
Fairmont Hospital
Jarocki
September rummage and social events at Hayward
Village notices list multiple September activities in Hayward and Centra Valley. Rummage sale at IDES hall with Mrs Eva Messer as chairwoman, a public whist by Hill and Valley club, and charity events including a Ferdinand benefit. Details include times, locations, and contact Richard Fontes LA carne 2 310 for information.
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Nail
Joshar
Ghoisman
Dorony Buck
Ranmd Vatborg Fudge
Ides Hall
Hayward
Eva Messer
Hill and Valley Club
Aanc
Giatian Fox
Ides Hell
Pam
St. Joachim's Fun
Hesperian Boulevard
Mra
Edward Dilger
Chanticleers
A. B. Morris
Cnatro
Crossroads Study One and Evening Theater Schedule
Radio schedule listings show programs across channels with times from 4:33 to 10:30 p.m. including news, dramas, dances, and kids shows. Notable items include The Adventurer and Faraly, Death Valley feature, and the Owl Theatre. Weather and live entertainment segments accompany light programming notes.
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Toyo Be Gane
Rave
Capt. Fortune
Looking Glass Lady S—Farm and Family
Voice of An It
Montgomery
Death Valley
Brian Denlevy
Willian
Bob Fouls
Owl
Playhouse
Ping Bone School
Ace Storta
Art Linieter
Eaica
Fragmented TV Guide Snippet With Schedule Battles
A garbled OCR snippet shows a mishmash of TV listings and program names including Det Courtney Fans Anventere Time film 2:00 Garry Moore Chet's Kitchen Playhouse Sandy Spillman and various theater and shopping references. The readable items imply a local listings page with multiple segments and ad-like entries.
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Bob Conte
S—Guleing Ligne
Fragmented Radio Schedule Fragments From 1950s Newscasts
A noisy OCR of radio listings shows numerous station codes, show names, hosts, and times. It references KNBC KCBS KGO KFRC KERC and others with snippets like 8:00 PM and 7:09 PM, indicating a roundup of programs and anchors across multiple stations.
Behindstory football and late night radio highlights
A fragmented schedule lists stations and programs including KNBC Musc KGO Ed of a Televised KeCSS Red Blanchard 10 00 P M. Lew Jr KNEC Report KGO News KERC HarY Jannery KNSC Fibder Molly KCES Sports KGO Dance Time 10 20 KFRC Health Table The Hour CBS Starlite erate 10 45 FACS Top Tunes Execs Blue KGO Dance Trae 4715 KPRC Dancng Diers KNBC Bud Manlove KCBS Look to Skits 138 KCBS Dwigat Cooke 1105 KCBS Record Show Midnight KNSC Voice in Night KGO Top Bands.
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KNBC
Musc
KGO
Ielevisert
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Red Blanchard
Lew Jr
KNEC
Ress
Kerc-Hary Jannery
Knsc—Fibder & Molly
KCES
CBS
P.M. Execs
Blue
Kgo—Dance Trae
KPRC
Dancng
Diers
Bud Manlove
KCBS
Dwigat Cooke
Tangled Radio Schedule Fragments Net Oddities
A jumble of station call letters, hosts, times, and program titles strings together a chaotic Tuesday morning radio schedule. It references KNBC KCBS KGO KERGS KERC KFRC KFRI and others with names like John Harvey Jenny King Perry Mason and Fulton Lewis Jr amid scattered times and show bits.
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Harvey Erro
Ceeit Brown
Brbe
Pou
KCBS
Ralph
Bktst
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KNBC
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Marxel
Jenny iReonche
Huntley
KERGS
Barton Kone
Helen ‘Trent Reet
Marjorie King
KRO— News
Marjone King
Road of Life
Stock market dips as trading declines in New York
New York stock market resumes downward drift with the Dow off 1.62, rails down .31, utilities down .04 at 11 am. Trading remains dull with first hour volume at 350000 shares and full day turnover the smallest since mid June. Youngstown Sheet and Tube falls 2½ points amid Justice Department merger probe into Bethlehem Steel.
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New York
iNs
Wall Street Bulls
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Justice Department
BethIehemeck
Rive
Fractions
Egg Market WETE Steel Firms Involved In Trade
Trade note lists firms including Montgomery Ward Standard Oil of New Jersey and U S Rubber Radio Corporation and International in a market discussion. Fragmentary business items hint at commodity pricing or market movements affecting eggs and related materials.
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WETE
Oegen Reneiimsiy
Montgomery Ward
Standard Oil of New Jersey
U.S. Rubber
Radio Corporation
Interna
Dow Jones Stock Averages and Poultry Prices Report
New York stock market closed with mixed results as Dow averages fluctuated amid rail and utility activity. Poultry prices from the Central California producers show live and roaster categories with varied weights and recent dividend-related notes potentially affecting market interest.
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Nulaid
Boeing
New York
INS
Evte
Ce Bros
Missouri -Kansas- Texas
Dette Ic
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Fryers
Stork Exchange
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Ohio
American Stock Exchange
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Red Cross Appeals For Aid Instructors
Dr. Herbert S. Wise and the Oakland Red Cross first aid committee launch an intensive recruitment and training drive in Alameda county to meet rising daytime class needs. Requests in Oakland San Leandro Hayward and Castro Valley call for volunteer instructors and daytime standard first aid courses.
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Oakland
Herbert S. Wise
Oakland Red Cross
First Aid
Alameda County
San Leandro
Hayward
Castro Valley
Wise
Steel Market Takes Upward Trend Report
Cleveland reports steel market shows an upward trend with warehouse buyers driving about 20 percent of finished steel sales. Some warehouses note August gains of 20 to 25 percent over July, though July was weak. August remains above May and June levels.
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Cleveland
National Metalworking Journal
Oakland Boy and S. F. Man Drown in Separate Accidents
San Francisco man John Butler, 36, died after drifting boat he used for fishing sailed away in San Francisco Bay off Hunter’s Point. He tried to swim to reach it but sank. Eleven year old Carroll Calderon of Oakland also drowned while swimming with peers in Stevens Creek Reservoir near Los Gatos.
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INS
Oakland
California
John Butler
Hunter's Point
Butler
Young Carrol! Calderon
J Oakland
Stevens Creek
Los Gates
Wight Wins Honors at California State Fair
Sea Lorenzo high school art instructor Frank M. Wight is among 30 Bay Area artists winning awards at the California state fair art show in Sacramento. He earned second place in the hand blocked textile division.
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San Lorenzo
Frank M. Wight
Sea '‘Lorenzo High School
Bay Area
Sacramento
Wight
Cord of Thanks From Local Preservation Groups
The Independent Improvement Club and Property Owners Group thank all organizations and residents who wrote letters of protest to Alas mega County Planning Commission. They praise petition signers and attendees of the meeting where the permit was denied and extend sincere thanks.
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Independent Improvement Club
Alasmega County
Planning Commission
Cull Canyon
Property Owners’ Group
Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Cattle and Hogs
Salable cattle about 700 with eight loads of steers and predominating cows. Prices steady with one lot choice at 50 pounds and steer ranges 19 to 23 dollars. Calves strong centering on slaughter classes with top 430 pound heifers at 20 dollars. Hogs limited at 200 head with no early trading. Sheep near 2800 with spring lambs predominate and steady markets.
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Uniny
Salakie
Salahie
San Francisco Airport Cleared for Business
San Francisco's new 14 million dollar international airport terminal was cleared for normal business after a three day opening festival that drew 338,000 on the final day and nearly 600,000 total attendance. Workmen will finish minor jobs around the terminal today and the facility will operate regularly starting Wednesday.
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San Francisco
International
Tome Crow
Treasury Report Shows Debits and Credits Through August
Treasury statistics reveal withdrawals totaling 11.003 billion and deposits of 16.177 billion through August 25, compared with last year. Cash balance stands around 99 million versus about 8.2 billion. Public debt reads parallel figures near 274.3 billion this year and 272.5 billion last year.
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Washington
Treasury
Cno
Tan
Lee Se
Bank Clearings Across Cities Report Debits
Bank clearings in San Francisco Oakland Berkeley and Los Angeles show totals including 132,440,000 dollars and 4,734,538 and 710 in unspecified units, reflecting urban financial activity across multiple metropolitan areas.
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San Franesco
Oakland
Berkeley
Angeles
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