28 Jun 1952
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1952
Page
1
A fragmented OCR of television programming across multiple networks from the era lists show titles, times, and channel identifiers. It mentions Halurday and Sunday slates, various stations such as KRON KHON and EPIX, and programs including sports, talk, and entertainment blocks with scattered times and credits. The text preserves network names and show nomenclature rather than providing coherent scheduling.
Readers can catch a packed lineup across theaters in Maine and nearby towns with showings from matinées to late matinees. Notable features include EPIX classics at 11:00 AM and 3:00 PM, plus nightly screenings at venues like KRON and RON.
Fragmented notes recount Wendell Willkie’s surprise nomination during the 1930 Republican convention and related radio and media chatter. Mentions of Geneve Hicks, Smedley, Mounties, and a broadcasting show on KGO surface amid disjointed OCR text.
In Los Angeles Mrs Del O. Yates, a California Communist leader on trial in federal court, was held in contempt after refusing to answer questions about party membership and associates. Judge Mathes warned she could extend jail time until she complies, stating cooperation would end confinement.
Elmo Lincoln, 63, renowned for portraying Tarzan in early cinema, died yesterday of a heart attack. The veteran actor faced limited film work in his later years, living in Santa Monica with his third wife and daughter. Funeral arrangements are pending at Pierce Brothers Mortuary in Santa Monica.
Houston launches a mass serum test to fight polio as doctors plan a gamma globulin trial for children aged one to six. Dr William Hamman leads 140 volunteers at city clinics with 25 Pittsburgh researchers aiding. about 800000 residents in Harris County affected as twelve new cases surface.
Bridges argues gear loading caused a strike amid maritime dispute between AFL stewards and the International Marine Cooks and Stewards union. union leaders call for a federal conciliator as shipowners and unions clash over seaport work and contract terms. The Seattle matter involves appeals court action and a pending crew policy affecting military shipments.
Ashland owners Jilius Kohn and Nhil Clarfinkle at 63rd and Eastleeith say Pacific Surplus has no sale. They refute a misread sign at a nearby service station claiming new management and ownership change.
SAN FRANCISCO The Japanese American Citizens League lauded Congress for passing the McCarran Walter bill after Senate action overriding a presidential veto. The measure repeals the 1924 Oriental Exclusion Act, loosens naturalization barriers for Asians, and removes citizenship quotas, aligning with broader immigration reforms and treating Asian nations similarly to European ones.
Infers the inferiority complex drives overeating and obesity among girls and men. Describes patterns of using food as solace, social avoidance, and the path from fat to better self-esteem through activity, exercise, and social engagement with real-world examples and cautions.
General Chennault, leader of the Flying Tigers, urges the United States to play the Russian game by letting nationalist Chinese forces handle their own fight against the Soviets while the U S equips them. He spoke at a press conference in Los Angeles and stressed independence for Chinese troops with support from U.S. equipment. He spoke at a convention marking the Tigers’ dissolution anniversary, as hundreds of former pilots and families attended events at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel.
Major General William K. Harrain, chief of the Adhedt team, reports the United Nations cannot locate four Red prison camps in Nowhick Turisen’s request. He says the UN must know where they're situated to prevent Allied bombings. Reds insist maps mark the camps, but air searches have failed to find them.
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