Kramer imports Australian horses to new racquet stables
Jack Kramer, famed tennis figure, brings five Australian race horses to Los Angeles Harbor aboard a freighter. Sired by Newton Wonder, the yearlings will be trained near Hanford at the Racquet Stables owned by Kramer and Louis Rowan. Kramer plans tennis term names for the horses and uses them as a practical horse bank.
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Jack ‘Kramer
Los Angeles Harbor
Newton Wonder
Tora
Mongabarra
Hanford
Deus
Kramer
Louis
Rowan
Factory Jobs Off in March
Washington reports manufacturing employment declined in March with 23 hires and 31 layoffs per 1000 workers, marking the lowest hiring and highest layoff rates for any March since World War II. The downturn affected auto and related industries as plants trimmed staff amid government measures and market shifts.
Sign For Primary Shows Democrats Lead In California Registration
SACRAMENTO, UP. More than six million Californians signed up for the June primary, with Democrats holding a $89,696 edge over Republicans. Democrats 3,542,374 to Republicans 2,552,678 in a total of 6,280,176 voters, the largest primary registration in state history. Only the 1956 general election surpassed it. Republicans led registration in six counties: Alpine, Marin, Mono, Orange, Santa Barbara, and Santa Cruz.
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Sacramento
California
Frank M. Jordan
Alpine
Marin
Mono
Orange
Santa Barbara
Santa Cruz
Isotope of Element 102 Reported by UC Scientist
GATLINBURG Tenn Albert Ghiorso of the Berkeley Radiation Laboratory said a definite discovery of an isotope of element 102 the heaviest on record had been made. He noted that his team could not duplicate the Stockholm group’s earlier report of an element 102 isotope and Dr Paul Fields of Argonne urged replication to resolve differences.
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Gatlinburg, Tenn
Albert Ghiorso
University of California
Ghiorso
Berkeley Radiation Laboratory
Stockholm
Paul” Fields
Argonne Laboratory
Chicago
Radiation Laboratory
California
Argonne
Harwell Laboratory
England
Nobel Institute
Prouo
Canada Fires Cause 120 Million Dollar Losses Each Year
The Montreal report by the all-Canada Insurance Federation notes fire disasters in Canada destroy more than 220 million dollars of property annually, with total losses estimated around 120 million dollars for the year.
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Canada
Montreal
all-Canada Insurance Federation
1959 Car Models to Keep Size Rise and More Chrome
Toolmakers at the National Tool & Die Manufacturers Assn spring meeting said 1959 autos will stay about the same size as 1958 models with more chrome and only facelifting changes. Detroit faces criticism for large cars and few small models while speculation grows that GM Ford and Chrysler may enter the small car market.
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Washington
National Tool & Die Manufacturers Assn
Detroit
U.S
David J. Bathgate
Oval Tool & Die Corp
Car Cost Tag Bill Passed by Committee
Washington senate commerce subcommittee backed a bill to require all new cars to bear a manufacturer suggested retail price tag. A price tag would list the delivered price plus any accessories or options, with a $1000 fine for missing tags. The measure aims to reduce price secrecy and create an auto buyers guide as automakers consider small car tooling and European competition.
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Washington
Senate Commerce
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
Crepe de Chine Perfume Gift From Paris
Long Beach Santa Ana fragrance Crepe de Chine described as a silken scarf like perfume and eau de cologne. Suitable for purse or dressing table, pitched as a delightful gift for Mother on her day priced at $2.
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Paris
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