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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1955
Page
12
WER writes that NBC must fix the blocp-bloop racket on Monitor before he will listen. He complains about forty hours of weekend noise and jokes about jumping into a butterfly net to escape the sound.
A fragmented reader’s column captures TV station chatter on antennas and weather anchors. Dialog mentions KSAN TV programs, weather forecasters Harry Gea and Perry, and studio jargon about sound, filters, and Morse code. It notes audience reactions and a joke about barber origins.
The listing shows a late evening lineup with The Falcon at 1:00 PM, Theatre 12 night schedule, and Tonight's feature films while noting morning programs and daytime ads. Includes a mix of film titles, actors, and local station references with scattered viewer tips and time stamps.
A fragmented radio page shows times and names for a wide array of programs and hosts, interleaved with questions about a celebrity marriage. The long list mixes NBC CBS and local station tags, with program blocks spanning afternoon to midnight and a few personal inquiries about Don Sherwood.
The letter cites Mrs. R.W. defending Indiana while condemning Herb Shriner’s portrayal. It notes a clash over public perception, money in broadcasting, and Hal March’s expressed sadness on The 64,000 Question as Fal admits prioritizing pay over principle.
Television listings present 6:20 to 8:30 PM fare across KRON KPIX KGO TV KOVR and KQED. Featured items include science segments Elipse of the Syn i, Phyllis Kirk and Everett Sloane in Heart Song, Quest for a Chinese Junk, boxing Gene Poirer versus Miguel Diaz, With These Weapons Cancer Research, My First Bullfight Reader's Digest, See Naples and Die, Voice of Fire Dorothy peatateleos Alive hemophilia, The Atom What Makes Atoms Stick Together, Robert Montgomery Presents Luther Adler The Killer.
Alameda County Fair parade officials extend the Pleasanton event to Monday. Mayor James Trimingham says the historic downtown procession will Sunday at 10 30 am. Over $1300 in prize money attracts entries from California including Stars of Tomorrow in Redwood City and Native Sons of the Golden West in Oakland along with Gauchos Drum & San Jose entries.
San Francisco TV stations publish a week long schedule for the 10th anniversary United Nations Conference coverage from Memorial Opera House. KQED Channel 9 and other stations outline daily sessions with specific time blocks and tentative Friday telecasts. A separate legal notice in Alameda County Estate of Harold B. Thorup lists creditors and filing deadlines.
Observed public notices announce a June whist party at Holy Rosary parish hall and multiple rummage sales for charity including Holy Redeemer college guile and American Legion Auxiliary Unit 676 in Hayward. An estate administration notice for Tracie Wild lists probate actions and required claims within six months at the Superior Court of California, Alameda County, with Harold D Mefford as attorney.
Classified ad seeking a middle aged woman for housework child care live in or out after pm details include Myrtle Street location and nursing receptionist R N office contact 20 73 9902 assistant training for customer service department top pay apply by 8 30 ar
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