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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1952
Page
2
A dense listing of radio call signs and program labels from KSED AM to KSFO and beyond. Entries show station identifiers, show titles, hosts, and time stamps, reflecting an era of serialized broadcasts and program blocks across multiple networks. The noisy OCR preserves a panorama of era specific brands, times, and personalities without cohesive narrative.
Fragmented OCR text shows a sprawling, multi‑entity news ticker with numerous call signs, stations, reporters, times, and names. It reads like a radio newsroom roundup mixing programs, anchors, and program notes with scattered month and time markers.
The wife of Athill Clark Reed, a secret scientist at a Calitaynin Institute of Tech aeronautical program, reports his disappearance amid suspected foul play by foreign agents. Police and authorities are investigating the case as a possible homicide or abduction.
A garbled TV schedule fragment lists multiple programs and stations. Entries mention Freddie, Buckskin Dan, Claudia Egg, News EGO, Copsright, Counter feltera, The Web, and Del Courtney. The text is incomplete with scattered channel names KHON KRON BRON EPIX and times around 7 to 9 PM plus references to matinees and late shows.
Radio and TV listings for San Francisco tonight feature a gladiator duel on KGO-TV with a running gag about ancient Rome, a roller skating horse, and Rubinal on violin. Other programs include Stamina on KRON-VG, Lee Giroux introductions, a Japan trade discussion on KPIX, and a theater line-up from KEIR and KPLX with The Rockingham Tea Set and Adios Amigos among the featured acts.
An unidentified gunman shot and killed 20 year old Eileen Fahey, a secretary at the American Physical Society offices in a Columbia University building. He fled by elevator, leaving the weapon in hand, as police investigate possible links to a recent stabbing involving the victim’s brother.
Navy lays the keel for the Forrestal in Newport News Virginia, a proposed super carrier to lead jet age warfare. It is described as the largest warship and first flush deck carrier designed for jets and planes carrying bombs in the postwar defense economy.
The Desert Song musical, produced by the Oakland Light Opera Association, runs Thursday through Saturday at Wandminster Amphitheatre in Joaquin Miller Park. A company of 125 will perform with 18 dancer s in the harem sequence, and tickets in advance are available at Sherman Clay. Adults 1.00, children 60 cents, plus tax.
In California, U S 40 and Southern Pacific tracks reopened after a weekend cloudburst caused mudslides that halted bus train and truck traffic for over 12 hours. The Floriston Truckee area rain sent slides onto rails and the highway, blocking eight trains including the City of San Francisco and the San Francisco Overland. Traffic was rerouted with U S 40 resuming service by Sunday morning and passenger service to Reno diverted via Kings Beach. Weather bureau reported no rainfall measurement.
In Korea the Communists called a two day recess in truce discussions amid no explanation, while the United Nations denied bombing reports of a POW camp near Pyongyang from last Friday’s raids. The UN noted aerial photos show Camp No. 1 near Pyongyang was not attacked, as charges spread by the Reds were disputed. Gen Lawton Collins said the U.S. is better prepared to resist aggression due to the Korean war effort.
Fifth Air Force fighter-bombers hit the Korean front in a heavy support attack, destroying bunkers and gun positions in Yonchon Pyonggang Kumsong Pumimedow areas and injuring or killing soldiers. F-86 jets likely downed a MiG-16 in Mig Alley. On the ground U N infantry captured a hill after three days of fighting near Kosong. Chinese Techs probed near Chorwon but withdrew.
United States steamship targets a trans Atlantic speed record finishing at Ambrose Lightship near New York. The 53008 ton liner seeks to beat the Queen Mary’s 3 days 21 hours 48 minutes from Bishop's Rock to Ambrose. Officials expect the record to be set with champagne, siren blasts, and a patriotic musical sendoff.
A strong quake, centered in the Netherlands East Indies, was recorded yesterday on Farham University seismographs. Reverend Joseph Lynch reported shocks at 4:53 90 and 1:57 25 pm EDT from a distance of about 10 miles.
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