Mae West Musclemen Fight in Dressing Room
Two Mae West led nightclub performers clashed in her dressing room during a news conference. Mickey Hargitay filed an assault complaint against Charles Krause after Krause struck him when remarks about Miss West continued. Hargitay received hospital treatment.
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Mae West
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Miss West
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Medical Words Force Stenos to Quit at Oklahoma Medical Center
Oklahoma City reports high turnover among hospital stenographers due to unfamiliar medical terminology. The University of Oklahoma Medical Center offers on the job classes in medical terminology to cut resignations. An administrator notes workers struggle with terms like hepatocholangiocystoduo-denostomy and other complex spellings.
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University of Oklahoma Medical Center
American domestic scheduled air traffic doubles since
A report notes that domestic air traffic in the United States has doubled over a defined period. Officials cite increased travel demand and expanded flight schedules. The trend reflects broader growth in aviation activity and consumer travel patterns nationwide.
Aviatrix and Hindu Judge Vie for 29th District Seat
Jacqueline Cochran Odlum, a renowned aviatrix and Eisenhower Republican, wins her party’s nomination to run for Congress in California’s 29th District. Dalip S. Sound, a shipper‑township judge and Democrat, is his party’s choice. Sound vows to visit the Middle East and India to showcase American democracy.
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India
Jackie” Cochran
Judge Sound
John Phillips
Odlum
Florida
Floyd B. Odlum
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University of California
Rock and Roll Not Banned In Santa Cruz
Santa Cruz officials reassure residents that rock and roll is welcome in the Pacific coast city. Police chief Huntsman says energetic dancing will not be tolerated in public, after a Civic Auditorium crackdown. Auditorium manager Al Judah notes rock may attract disruptive crowds, prompting cancellations for a one night stand. Local protesters urge leniency.
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Reciprocal Tariff Cuts Revealed On Beer and More
Canada lowered duties on beer shrimp and oysters while setting cuts affecting exports of heavy machinery office equipment canned fruits and vegetables aircraft and petroleum products. The announcement notes U S gains from negotiations apply to all nations and cites examples including a cigar leaf tax cut benefiting U S Cuba trade and a Scotch whisky duty reduction aiding Britain.
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Cuba
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Britain
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Italy
Turkey
U.S. Produces Roughly Half of Global Factory Goods
The United States accounts for about half of worldwide factory produced goods, reflecting its dominant role in global manufacturing. The figure highlights America's extensive industrial capacity and export reach across multiple sectors.
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