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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1952
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text hints at a road incident report mentioning valve adjustments, names, and a high speed area on Vue Highway. Several garbled phrases reference drivers and a potential collision or roadside event without clear details.
Horse racing focus with coverage of the Kentucky Derby day events at Churchill Downs Louisville. Ray Ares TV offers 1S p.m. pre race briefing on MPIX Channel 5 plus 2 p.m. live telecast of Derby action. Channel listings mention KYON and KRON broadcasts and a White House tour telecast at 1 p.m. featuring President Trenton with live in studio commentary.
Teen age clubs postpone meets with Edison Community and Jamboree at Eden Compton. Regular absences noted. May 1 events canceled. May 4 resumes as activities resume. track meets and speed events planned for end of May. Drift LR TOUPROTE introduces new program dates in May.
Four year old Maren Wendl, grandfather head of Bank of Hondura, was taken from a Marin county home in Alto near SH Valley. Authorities say the mother, estranged from the father, may have taken the child. Marin County officials issued limited statements as a broad search proceeds and custody details are disputed.
Four troopships from Korea are due in San Francisco today and tomorrow as part of an embarkation report. The USS General Sullivan with 16, a7 service passengers including 298 wombat veterans from Keven is scheduled to dock, along with USNS David Ish non-rotation Arne identically scheduled for tomorrow. Also due are USNS General William Mitchell with Ven periears more, battling combat men, and USNS Charles Mower LTD, all carrying mid-Pacific area personnel.
In an unclear note the Empire Boosters plan to postpone a planned honor event in the Hayward area. The organizing committee checked institutions to delay further in the fall and considered representatives from San Francisco, Queensland, and the West in a demonstration tied to their aims.
The Armstrong Mugger, sold to a First National Bank in Oregon during the 1860s rush for about five hundred dollars, is now the central display piece in the bank hall. The National Automobile Club reports its value near three thousand dollars.
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