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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1954
Page
8
Four hundred Castlemont high school students protested the defeat of bond issues to fund earthquake proofing and enrollment growth. Police ordered dispersal after clashes near MacArthur boulevard. six juvenile citations issued to leaders. Principal Alfred Baker said students were bitter and had campaigned for the bonds.
In Hayward, an unsigned letter warning property owners about legal action if they favor withdrawing from the Russell City Service District drew sharp criticism from H J Tomlinson of Russell City Road. He argues the district exclusion was lawful and the fears about lawsuits are unfounded, urging neighbors to reveal their identities and cast clear positions.
Chester state game protector Robert Yake halted four youths for a routine license check. Three produced hunting permits while the fourth claimed not to be hunting and admitted he was merely carrying a spare gun for a friend.
Hayward U S students and general public may attend the Castro Valley Mineral and Gem Society show set for tomorrow and Sunday in the Hayward High School cafeteria. Publicity notes directors Mr and a Pa Whanl.
New York reports iPanagra Pan American Grace Airways claims a new peak in high Andes crossings as a DC-6 marks its 20,000th flight between Chile and Argentina, highlighting the airline’s bold transandine route achievements.
California Assembly debates a five dollar weekly unemployment insurance boost. Harold Levering argues higher benefits will raise employer taxes by about 70 million while total costs rise 17 million. Fleury disputes the tax impact and supports increasing benefits.
A dense listing of weekend radio programming across multiple stations. Includes KNBC KNBC KNBC KNBC segments featuring The Lady Eve, Adlai Stevenson address in Miami, Thackeray reading Henry Esmond, Golden Beethoven concert, and various local news and music features. Mentions Bay Area stations KPIX KRON KGO KCBS KFRC KNBC KNBC with a broad mix of talk, drama, and musical hours.
Program information supplied by stations. The Review cautions that listings may change and declines responsibility for adjustments. Multiple stations and shows listed with times and genres, reflecting a weekly guide for television programming.
A dense, OCR style station grid lists KRON KPIX KGO and others with numerous showtimes. Entries include Talk and variety programs like Theatre and News as well as appearances by Bob Fouts and Georgie Jessel across multiple avenues, with many time slots from morning to late night.
A list of different program titles and times across stations including KPIX KRON KGO KPIX boxing Sleek lineup features sports and entertainment shows. prominent items include The Late Show and news broadcasts with host names like Patty Prichard Bob Fouts and Captain Fortune.
A fragmented radio grid lists KRON KPIX and several other stations with program blocks for 4:30 PM through night hours. Entries include Adventure Time, Cartoons, Uncle George, Dinah Shore, The Bride and Groom, Lady news, and various film and talk segments, interspersed with time stamps and call letters.
Fragmentary schedule notes many stations KRON KPIX KGO include travel shows News Weather and late night programs. Entries mention boxing theater and family shows with times in PM and 4:50 FM to 1:36 PM. Continuous scrambled lines reflect a newspaper’s TV radio grid.
A scrambled listing of radio and TV items shows schedules across stations KGO KP1IX XKGO KPIX KHON PEP and others. It mentions a noontime animal fair, a contest carnival, a theater segment, film theater listings, a storyteller feature, a vigil, and an eerie role in a theatrical piece.
Saturday lineup features Clara Bow with Wallace McDonald in The Primrose Path at KRON and The Timids Witness with Shepperd Strudwick on KRO. Medallion Theater presents Homestead, then Red Skelton at KPIX. Late night shows include George Raft and Ava Gardner in Whistle Stop on KRON and Inner Sanctum on KPIX. Science Review at 11:00 a.m. covers precise balance by Dr. Alsaph Corwin followed by American Inventory and Adventure Bonglo at 1:30 p.m.
The clipping lists varied entertainment items including Eye bank cornea transplant topics, juvenile delinquency, law discussion by Dr Adler, theater with MacDonald Carey, Marjorie Lord in Edge of the Law, Romeo and Juliet performance before Queen Elizabeth dated December 26, 1594, and film and comedy lineups with Jane Russell, Louis Hayward, Eddie Cantor, Audrey Hepburn, William Holden, Jack Palance, Frank Sinatra.
KGO to air Back to the Bible six days a week starting Monday with a 2 pm weekday block and 9 30 am Sunday slot. Governor Knight closes a three part TV budget series with a March 14 telecast, concluding March 28. Jazz viewers are invited tomorrow at 1 30 p m for ex cursion on KRON with Brandon de Wilde and Playhouse at 9 00 p m on KRON featuring Jamie Broderick in The Dancers.
The schedule lists vocalists Mel Powell and Buck Clayton among those dropping by for the session. Joe Palooks debuts on KPIX at 4 30 pm. Joe Kirkwood as Ham Fisher, Cathy Downs, Sid Tomack and Maxie Rosenbloom also appear. PCC playoff basketball USC vs Oregon State on KGO TV at 30 dollars direct from Los Angeles. Jill Carey launches KRON Pantry Playhouse Monday at 9 with Jane Friendly. Puerto Rico Governor General Luis Munoz Marin set as Drew Pearson interview guest on KGO TV at 5 45 pm.
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