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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1952
Page
2
A dense newspaper radio log lists stations and programs across networks KNBO KCBS KGCO and more with hours and show names. Entries include sports, music, news, and special segments featuring hosts and recurring titles across multiple markets.
A dense OCR fragment lists radio program blocks and station call signs for a 1952 Universal Radio Features Syndicates schedule. Items include RNBC Orch, KWBG Knox Manolis, KCBS Aunt Jeans, KFRC Ladies Futr, and ENBC-Welcome with numerous time stamps and host names scattered across stations.
Police say a dropped coffee can of fulminate of mercury triggered the blast that killed John W. Parsons 87 a noted rocket and jet propulsion expert. Parsons was a founder of Aerojet Engineering Corps and held key jet propulsion patents.
An Omaha man with a long record of fighting and brawling is refused a police job after being told he cannot join the force. He questions why officers who can fight and defend themselves are not chosen.
A dense, OCR like TV schedule fragment lists many channels such as ERON BRON EPIX and KRON with show titles, times, and channel labels. It references programs from 1952 style networks and includes musical, sports, cartoons, and public affairs items with scattered times and host names.
TV listings excerpt shows Arthur Godfrey hosting It Can Happen Here on KPIX with a Civil Defense focus stressing how America can recover after air attacks. The piece notes other local programs across KRON and KGO with varied entertainment and tips to stay indoors.
Moscow radio quoted Tass dispatch saying the Soviet government warned of retaliatory measures against the Venezuelan embassy in Moscow after Caracas actions against the Soviet embassy. The note was sent to Caracas through the Czechoslovakian embassy in Venezuela.
Castro Valley singer Rowland Snook to be among three Bay Area artists awarded Municipal Chorus scholarships after May 26 auditions. Snook, a builder and bass, lives on Omega Street with wife Ann, teaches at Redwood School, and serves as organist and music director at Broadmoor Community Church. He has studied with notable instructors and performed with Oakland Orpheus and San Francisco Bach choir, including roles in The Messiah and Saint Matthew Passion.
A new Bankers Life agency inulland is established as part of territory expansion. T. W. Gilbert of San Lorenzo named agency manager, previously with Acacia Mutual Life in Oakland. Gilbert, a WWII Navy veteran, joins East Bay Life Underwriters, California and National associations, Kiwanis, and Boy Scouts. The story also notes California aircraft industry employment gains and a San Francisco luncheon address by Harry A. Bullis of General Mills.
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