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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1949
Page
8
In Lorado Springs Colorado Hambone the Army pack mule dazzled crowds with high jumps but judges refused to award him the blue ribbon after discovering he was a mule not a horse. He finished fourth at the junior league show.
A series of tests in Schenectady New York shows the average bowling ball speed about 30 mph with a top recorded speed of 37.5 mph reported by General Electric.
Columbia Missouri report says University of Missouri and coal companies cooperate on a survey of strip mined areas to plan restoration for agriculture and forestry use.
High Point Democrats yesterday nominated nine men for the city election set for May 35. Bailey is the new mayor with no opposition. Culler Washburn Teague and Lewis are assured council seats, while Rankin Hunt Clinard and Burris face Republican challengers. Lonnie Black is running against the two former for council and Howard Russell contests Clinard and Burris nominations.
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