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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1947
Page
6
Fragmented crossword clues and garbled phrases appear from a historical page, featuring entries like green, tree, lit, and various numbered slots. The readable bits show partial word fragments, mis-typed names, and stray letters, with little coherent puzzle progression or valid solution paths.
A detailed listing shows multiple radio stations and programs across the day. Entries include KPO, KGO, KER C, KQW, KFRC, and others with hosts such as Sky King, Captain Midnight, and Armstrong. The page captures a dense timetable of shows, music blocks, news, weather, and sponsored segments, reflecting a bustling era of broadcast programming.
Advertisement claims a prominent local man recovered from repeated bloating gas acid reflux and constipation after using INNER-AID a 12 herb bowel and digestive cleanse. It asserts new energy improved digestion and regular bowels and urges purchase at local drug stores in Hawaii.
Phalanx, favored for the 57th Derby run, nosed out Jet Pilot in a dramatic stretch finish amid a poor pace track. Jet Pilot faded to second after leading early, while Phalanx maintained speed on a fast track. The article notes Phalanx’s strong stretch drive and predicts conditions could alter outcomes if tracks slow. Also mentioned are John Fitzgerald’s sentencing and a forest service stat on U.S. wood stock.
Ernest G Ramsay, convicted of second degree murder in Alameda Superior Court on January 22 1937, seeks a gubernatorial pardon. He lists 3563 East 12th Street Brooklyn New York as his address and notes a 5 years to life sentence to San Quentin. The notice is filed April 8 with Alameda County District Attorney.
The final full week of the American Bowling Congress championships begins in Chicago with top teams not yet rolling. Scheduled openings include Joe Krumse and Monarch beer quintet, Bucky Bomar and White Shirt Cologne No. 2, and the tourney ends next Sunday. Minor events show little change, with a 1252 doubles by Bud Hansen and Irving Bube among the closest scores.
Art Bell, 38, of San Francisco, captured the California State Open championship with a comeback performance that toppled amateurs Tal Smith of Alameda and Eric Pieper of San Jose. Smith, the defending champ, started four strokes ahead but fired a 71 to finish one stroke back.
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