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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1950
Page
14
Fragmented OCR yields a jumble of crossword clues with many garbled entries and printer errors. It includes a mix of numbered clues such as 2 Great, 22 Pind fault, 31 Come into view, 50 Soat W, and region names with misspellings, indicating a damaged puzzle page with partial legible items and stray letters.
A dense OCR fragment lists radio programs and times across many stations and hosts. Entries mention Fulton Lewis Jr, Frank Hemingway, Sam Hayes, Red Ryder, Clyde Beatty Show, Newsreels, and various shows like Breakfast and Arthur Godfrey. The page combines schedules, host names, and program codes without complete context.
TV schedule for KRON Channel 4 and Channel 7 includes a morning to late evening lineup with test patterns, talk shows, and news segments. A Tuscaloosa report oddly offers an insect control tip using watermelon rind and DDT solution, noting ants are attracted to the rind.
Preparations near completion for the first Alameda Rodeo at Rowell's Ranch Dublin canyon Sept 2 and 4 to aid the Alameda Boys' Club building fund. West's riders perform bronco busting roping and steer riding with Jose de la Torre El Coyote among performers. Parade planned September 2 through Alameda street and rodeo shows at 1 40 p m on both dates. Tickets required and special Hayward transport offered.
Mr and Mrs Emanuel P Att gon now reside on Culp Avenue after a recent hunting trip through Washington and Oregon. The Heweraft family has relocated to Culp Avenue. Oakland plumber MMawcraft has ties to Montgomery War Company formerly of Alameda. Bernard Lynch and daughters Barbara and Brooke moved to a Culp Avenue residence.
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