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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1952
Page
2
A dense listing of radio stations and anchor segments for Friday evening. The scan compiles station call signs and program names across multiple markets, mentioning news, talk, sports, and music blocks with various hosts and topics.
A cluttered broadcast grid lists multiple stations and programs across a day. It highlights news briefs, sports updates, weather, and entertainment features with numerous station codes and time stamps, reflecting a busy Saturday radio lineup.
A dense TV listing fragment covers multiple stations with schedules for KRON KGO BRON EPIX and more. It lists programs across news cartoons sports mystery and dramas including Shadow Over Chinatown The Shadow Over Chinatown and The Latposky Epix titles along with time blocks and channel codes.
A $1,800,000 phone facility expansion began with work on a new central on Theyperian Boulevard near Adams Drive in Hayward. Pacific Telephone division manager Leonard M. Stromberg said the project will add a reinforced concrete building to serve eastern Bay area exchanges, with completion targeted for autumn 1953. Upon completion, many local prefixes will be reassigned to the new district, boosting Bay area service as 20,240 phones are in use after recent additions.
In a Sunday show at Mrs. Gerald Upham’s patio on Lake Chabot Road 22193 art lovers attended with guest artist Fanya from San Francisco displaying 25 New England inspired pieces. Prizes went to Mrs. Upham’s students for overall craft and tone with multiple youngsters earning awards in age based groups.
A survey by Stiles Médiascuient mage reports Hayward Avimend county as the strongest in the region with a civilian population surge of 7800 as of a recent date. The analysis also notes substantial growth in Fresno and neighboring counties while some areas show slower or negative changes.
Friday’s radio and TV lineup features The Case of the Deadly Qu on Mystery Theater with Inspector Saber probing an explosive chess game. Also scheduled are The Imposter with teen drama, gamma ray mysterlays, a reporting-mystery, boxing match Lustarza vs Bucsveroni, and historic Great Fights of the Century Joe Louis vs Tommy Farr. A Mars and Venus life on other worlds discussion rounds out the slate.
Tonight's Woe features Leslie Niélsen in a science fiction thriller titled The Black Planet on KGO TV at 10. Eureka California becomes the setting as cult reporter Edward J. Neumeier investigates a tip about a savage killing in the Valley of the Moon. The informant of the killer is found.
Graves of Casty Valley is elected president of the Hayward area dog training club. John Stuckey is vice president, John Pulenske secretary, Catherine Cross treasurer. Mildred O Connor and Mrs William Colby Maddox serve on board. A new dog program starts at 7 pm Wednesday at Castin Valley Community Center. For details call LU 4 5905. Twins at North Junior College show similar scholastic standings among same-pair siblings.
Hayward hosts a recreational swim night for members of women’s swim classes and their families on Monday from 6 to 7 pm at Hayward plunge. After swimming, a family potluck roast is planned with all families providing their own dinner as supervisor Nelson outlines games for all family members to participate.
The fall semester officers for the Juning Statesmen at Hayward were announced by retiring vice president Geoff Van Laurks. Elected are Lt. Jim Lynch as vice president Marilyn Jacques as secretary, Dick Smith as treasurer, and Mine ice Jacques as parliamentarian. A farewell party for vacating members is planned.
Members of the Hayward VFW auxiliary 1882 attended the Alameda county council VEW auxiliary installation ceremonies in Alameda. Attending Hayward delegates included Florence Cochrane president Hollywood 939 Mary Merritt junior vice president East Bay Frances Lane Champlain Castro Valley auxiliary 8617 Florence Nesby patriotic instructor Ashland Memorial auxiliary Wilma Miller Marian Coder and Ethel Cultus all delegates of Hayward auxiliary IBQ3.
In Alpina Mich Wisconsin, a precedented father and son jury team appeared at the assault trial of Bernard Kwiatkowski. Trin Gehrke and his son Marald served as jurors, highlighting a notable family participation in the case.
San Lorenzo Pan Hellenic club members and two guests visited Old Hearst Ranch last Saturday afternoon. They drove in, enjoyed lunch, and toured the scenery. Guests included Mrs. Joan Muntington of Pi Beta Phi and Mrs. Virginia Rhodes of Alpha Gamma Delta.
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