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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1950
Page
8
Puzzle shows fragmented crossword clues and garbled names with scattered letter patterns. Readable bits include references to numbers like 23 and 27 and stray hints such as Mon's name and Part of ays. The text appears as OCR noise from a puzzle page with multiple broken entries and mis-typed terms.
A dense OCR listing outlines radio stations and shows across many facilities, naming KERO KSFO KGO KCBS and others with program blocks, news segments, and time slots. It notes various network identifiers and program types such as news, drama, and music, reflecting a weekday broadcasting grid and station affiliations.
Star Route mail driver Taye of Plumas reported a man with a pistol attempted to stop his truck on the Greenville route near Indian Falls on the first night. The driver sped away, forcing the assailant to the roadside. no shots were fired.
The University of California College of Agriculture estimates California farmers cash receipts from marketing at about 2.0 billion dollars. This reflects strong agricultural activity and market demand across the state during the period reported.
Legal notice outlines petitions for annexation of contiguous territory to the Alameda County Sanitary District in California. It specifies property valuation, proposed boundaries, and the hearing date set for January 1950, with details of assessments and property owners such as McIntyre and Vella. The document lists parcels, descriptions, and figures for annexation and references the California Health and Safety Code.
A fragmentary historic notice from Alameda County California outlines a boundary survey for properties near Loma Sanitary District and West Avenue. The document references specific bearings and distances, property lines, and a petition affidavit sworn before a notary in Alameda County, with names and roles obscured by OCR errors.
In the matter of guardianship of Doris E. Gansberger, the guardian announces a private sale of said ward’s real estate in Alameda County California. The sale details include description, terms of cash payment, ten percent bid deposit, and court approval upon confirmation, with title insurance at the seller’s expense and prorated taxes.
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