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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1952
Page
2
A dense Radio Log lists broadcast hours, call signs, and show names across major stations. It notes program segments from news to music, sports, and comedy, with names like Bobby Benson, Curtin Jack, and Lowell Thomas featured among network schedules.
A dense OCR radio schedule lists numerous stations, anchors, and show times across a full day. It appears as a scrambled roster of programs featuring hosts such as Judy Benne, Faye Stewart, and many others, with varied times from early morning through afternoon and evening. It also includes station call letters like KGO KNBC KSFO KCBS and multiple program labels, suggesting a busy, layered listing of entertainment, news, and music blocks. The fragment showcases a parade of personalities and segments across networks, with occasional references to talks, songs, and features amid a chaotic compiled grid.
Hayward 2030 hosts Deputy Governor in a Thursday meeting with attendees including Bob Cooper and Don Querner. A Washington celebration set for June 3 and a Bret Harte School event on June 21 were announced, with plans discussed at the home of Mr and Mrs Warren Amer for the program.
A Hayward district Citizens Advisory committee plans a summer opinion survey on how people feel about their schools. Moss Idris Anderson, dean of girls, will summarize results for a master’s thesis with guidance from UC education professor Dr. Edgar Morphet.
A scanned TV guide fragment lists evening programs such as Roaming Cowboys and an Adventure Series. The page shows channel blocks, times like 7:00 PM, and program codes including EGO and ARON with various titles and descriptions. Names and screen codes appear but context is fragmentary.
A dense schedule lists movies and shows across many theaters with start times and brief descriptors. Names like ERON, EPIX, KGO, and BRON appear alongside titles such as Take a Message, Longest Night, and Boy of City. The page also references broadcasts, auctions, and events in a single program guide format.
TV guide style summary notes Jane Wyatt in Lovers and Friends on Studio One at 7 on KDI. Joan Caulfield leads The Longest Night on Robert Montgomery Presents at 9:30. Also features The Case of the Junk Man and You Listenin Homer on KRON TV KRON. A sparse, uncertain lineup with movie and public affairs shows noted.
Notice claims a trustee sale on property in Alameda County California to satisfy obligations secured by a deed of trust. It lists the property description Lot 26 in a township and references Alameda County records, with the sale conducted by Pacific Abstract and Title Company and overseen by a county recorder dated May 1952.
The document states that one party will no longer be responsible for any debts contracted on or after June 8 1954. Names mentioned include Susan L Thayer and Marie B Thayer. The notice appears to be a corporate or legal clearance of liability between the parties.
BIB AND TUCKER Mil ton La hosts a birthday party for three year old Susan Joyce Wahlberg at their home 128 Van Man ganas San Lorena. The festive decor features a round theme with animals and farm baskets as centerpieces and ice cream with cake. Attendees include Judy Diane Artel Elaine Gallini Gwen Penny Edwards and Timmy McGinness.
Members of Hayward 4 H Community Club were advised of a postpayment meeting from June 9 to June 18 at Bret Marie school library. Miss Gladys Boone will be guest demonstrator and plans for the Muronda county air booth will be made. Moving pictures will be exhibited by J L Merwin.
KOJE ISLAND Korea American paratroopers with flamethrowers and tear gas staged a final rehearsal for planned breaks of rebel prisoner compounds in Operation Split Up. The 187th airborne regimental combat team will lead the move, backed by tanks, to break up compounds holding up to 6000 prisoners into groups of about 500.
Kaj E Jorgensen dies aged 37 after sudden illness in hospital. Funeral services set for tomorrow at 2 PM at Sorensen Brothers chapel Hayward with burial at Chapel of the Chimes. Survived by wife Hazel and children Linda Gary Randy. mother Anna Jorgensen of Denmark. siblings in Denmark and Argentina. active in Danish lodges and production workers union. Died in Hayward area after 16 years residence.
Mrs Mary Letsom mother of Norris Letsom of Hayward died yesterday in San Jose after an extended illness. Funeral rites set for 5 pm tomorrow at Dowdle mortuary with interment in Oak Hill cemetery. Surviving son Norris Letsom, daughter Mrs FLA Peck of Salinas, four Hayward grandchildren William Ryan Reese Pack Noveen Letsom Phyllis Letsom, and five great grandchildren in Hayward.
In Hayward on June 4 1952 A E Jorgensen of Castro Valley aged 51 beloved husband father and son, survived by Hazel C Jorgensen Linda Gary and Randy, with siblings in Argentina and Denmark. A member of Dania saigra and Valborg lodges and Production Workers Lodge in Oakland. Funeral from Sorensen Bros Chapel Hayward Tuesday June 11 1952 at 2 00 pm.
Hayward area recreation department reports summer swim registration filled 300 spots within two hours of opening. Advanced swimming and lifesaving classes still have openings. Program starts next Monday at Hayward Plunge. Registration for the second session opens June 23 at HARD headquarters 1035 E Street.
A storm knocked out power for two cities, Martinez and Richmond, with lightning striking a power line in Martinez and another bolt hitting a substation in Richmond. Crews restored service gradually, ending the outage around 6:02 am after brief intervals of rain and outages earlier in the night.
Mr and Mrs Gordon Miller and daughter Gaynell of 5184 Hill crest avenue travel to Nenvis to see Mrs Miller s father who was struck by an automobile and is reported seriously injured.
Washington officials predicted the steel strike would end today barring a hitch on union shop terms. Informants said the CIO United Steelworkers and the basic steel industry were near agreement on a contract with a straight wage increase of about 14 cents per hour and fringe benefits of seven or eight cents hourly.
Mrs Madeline Bendors deputy probation officer of the Oakland juvenile department will be principal speaker at an Ashland Improvement Club open meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Ashland School with parents invited. Her subject Juvenile Delinquency Is Danger Signs and Prevention.
Hayward hosts charter night for the Southern Alameda County Tavern Owners association at Castro Villa. John CerTudo, president, says 43 charter members along with guests James H. Quinn, state board of equalization district two rep, and aides Joseph Soares and Bernard Sheridan will attend.
A Social Mixer at San Lorenzo High School cafeteria Tuesday evening honors parents as students, teachers, and parents of upcoming grade students. Bow Tie Trio performs from 8 30 pm while rural archery hobbyists entertain by hitting discs in flight and extinguishing candle flames. PTA and Dads Club sponsor.
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