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...moods from the comic to the truculent, but always with a full head of steam. He grew up on the Havana docks, became a prize fighter, started as a singer when the Havana Riverside Casino fished him out of tough waterfront cafes. Last week Valdes finished off an eight-week run at La Conga, where he made such a hit that one of the nightly duties of the headwaiter was to wipe off the lipstick feverish women had implanted on his photograph in the lobby...
...Last week one film, Random Harvest, broke all records for a single house: in an eleven-week run (one week longer than Mrs. Miniver) at Manhattan's Radio City Music Hall, it had played to more than 1,550,000 people. Another Manhattan record: Star Spangled Rhythm finished an eight-week run, longest in the huge Paramount Theater's history. Yankee Doodle Dandy ran 27 weeks on Broadway; Casablanca was in its 15th...
...meet the pinch as best they can, as rapidly as possible they teach women the printing trade (Kansas State Teachers College, in cooperation with Kansas publishers, is organizing an eight-week course); they raid high schools and colleges. In many instances, two or more papers have consolidated their mechanical departments. More syndicated features are used...
Sixty women specialists will be enrolled in the Yale School of engineering this January for an intensive eight-week aeronautical training course it was announced in New Haven Monday. They will be employees of the Vought-Sikorsky Aircraft Division of the United Aircraft Corporation, and will work in the Vought-Sikorsky plants upon the completion of their course...
...organization which may include 150,000 women, "Major" Hobby is still unfazed, has started methodically on basic organization. Plans so far: 1) The first contingent of about 400 officer-candidates, 30 or 40 from each corps area, will go to Fort Des Moines, Iowa, on July 15 for an eight-week course; 2) when the officer nucleus is ready, the Corps will begin to take in its first 25,000 "enlisted" women, called auxiliaries (privates) or specialists (who rate higher pay); 3) three-fifths of the Corps will serve with the Aircraft Warning Service, which the Army wants taken...