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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1952
Page
3
A garbled radio log lists stations and program names with numerous call signs such as KSFO KSAN KGO KCBS and KNAC. It references multiple programs, news blocks, and personalities across various stations, implying a compiled schedule of shows and guests from several outlets.
A jumble of station codes and names appears, listing many radio outlets and personalities such as KCBS, KNBC, KEBS, KGO, KROW, and others along with various event or show references. The text reads like a chaotic directory of broadcasts and hosts without a clear narrative or single event.
A garbled entry from Herrin mentions a child named Childers and a reference to risk and wage figures, but the overall meaning is unclear due to distorted text. The readable fragments include names and scattered phrases without a cohesive event or action.
A local jury ruled in favor of farmer Shawnertows overturning earlier penalties. The decision settles a dispute arising from contested land use and farming rights.
The item notes the rise of TV wall devices and new broadcasts, mentioning a 48 pound wireless wall receiver, and previews films and boxing at Chicago Stadium. It references a diverging mix of programs and stars including Phorne Mitchell and others, highlighting early TV culture and entertainment choices.
Hayward residents form a Sunbeam committee to aid the United Cerebral Palsy Association of Alameda County with Eden township, led by Judge Gerald Connell. The drive, starting May 1, includes San Lorenzo volunteers and a beacon lighting at Oakland City Hall signaling the countywide appeal.
Senator Waller and Pennsylvania Democrats forecast quick approval of a tidelands bill transferring control of submerged coastal oil fields to states. They expect both chambers to approve the conference report and send the measure to the White House, with a low likelihood of a presidential veto.
Hayward report states Hans Motsmirg ren banker has accepted a place on the May ward Salvation Army advisory board after selection last night. He resigns from the Ray, Mone neth Rinse, oritains board due to moving from the community.
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