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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1951
Page
12
Last night the city council sought input on parallel and diagonal parking for Hay ward. About fifty residents attended, but only one voiced a clear opinion opposing parallel parking, leaving the outcome unresolved and merchants largely silent.
The Daily Review advocates registering the physically handicapped during National Disability Week to aid employment efforts and census collection. Benefits cited include productivity, profits for employers, and social gains such as better job matching, with options for part time, home, or sheltered workshop work. The key step is voluntary registration in the census.
The Berkeley resident James Violet, jailed in county facilities, whipped a six year old boy with a leather strap. He defended the act as akin to Kentucky procedures and said he wanted to provide for his children. The incident left the child hospitalized and drew sharp condemnation.
Washington insiders warn full war mobilization likely by 1958 with rapid industry ramp and austerity. The program aims to fill pipelines by expanding plants and tooling while civilian production shifts to support armament needs. Shortages may hit materials like steel copper tin and power, but current inventories remain ample for 1952 demands.
Our Readers Agree lauds Governor Warren designating October 1 as California Newspaper Week and salutes California editors for strong free independent press. Senator Richard N. Onnon sends regards and best wishes. Also reports Lt Robert M Pamoray of Dalton shot down twice in Korea and escaping injury.
Hollywood star Jeanne Crain trades her girl next door persona for high fashion glamour in The Marriage Broker for 20th Century Fox. Crain says she loves modeling outfits and staying fit to maintain a glamorous figure while juggling home life and three children. Director George Cukor praises her versatility.
Washington dispatch notes Harold F. Stassen, University of Pennsylvania president, pushing a 1952 presidential bid while weighing Eisenhower momentum. A new Doubleday book argues his campaign creed signals his readiness, with Stassen acknowledging no public pledge to Ike.
Government tax plans spell higher levies on cigarettes liquor autos and home appliances. New duties target electric mixers dishwashers dryers clippers mowers and vacuum cleaners while polished floors and home decor gain popularity. A shared bright note highlights continued growth in hair coloring and consumer goods amid postwar shifts.
Vienna dispatch reports Soviet bloc economies deteriorating with Poland Hungary and Czechoslovakia tightening rationing and deploying drastic measures to avert collapse. A “super-ministry” in Czechoslovakia wields broad powers and punishments rise as production lags. Poland faces meat shortages while Hungary enacts wage and production incentives. Official figures show most sectors miss quotas under the five year plan, prompting cabinet reshuffles and new industrial ministers. A Western-sourced Warsaw crisis description notes long lines at butcher shops as hunger grows. In a separate item, a 8%old William F Christie's birthday brings a large extended family reunion.
A jumble of puzzle clues and stray letter fragments appears, with partial words and foreign terms mixed in. The readable portions hint at puzzle theme entries and scattered definitions across multiple languages and word forms.
A dense OCR of a television schedule lists programs, stations, and times with numerous call letters. It mentions NBC CBS ABC and many local channels, plus names like Huntley Davin and Kilroy and shows across late night hours.
A dense listing of radio stations and showtimes from morning to evening. Entries include station call letters such as KCBS KGO KFRC KPRC KNBC and program names like News, Music, and Montages. Several personal names and times are scattered throughout, indicating a full day guide across multiple markets.
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