Youngsters Lead Field In Broadmoor Western Open
In Colorado Springs the ninth Women’s Western Open sees seven of eight remaining contenders as younger players dominate quarter finals. Opal Hill of Kansas City stands as the lone older competitor facing Patty Berg of Minneapolis in an 3 p.m. EST opening, while Beatrice Barrett meets Shirley Ann Johnson and Helen Hofmann faces Bernice Wall. Denver’s Phyllis Buchanan eyes a home stake against Babe Dedrikson of Beaumont Texas.
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Colo
Broadmoor
Opal
Hill
Kansas City
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Beatrice Barrett
Helen Hicks
Little Rock
Ark
Shirley Ann Johnson
Chicago
Helen Hofmann
Salt Lake City
Bernice Wall
Denver
Phyllis Buchanan
Colorado
Babe Dedrikson
Beaumont
Texas
Dance of Death in Utah as Cow Dies in Truck Crash
Farmer Otto Ludwig recounts transporting a cow home when the animal began dancing in the back and caused the truck to swerve and crash into a telephone pole. The cow died from a broken neck.
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Kaysville
Utah
Otto Ludwig
Ludwig
Don’t Keep on Having Constipation Medical Reminder
Fragmented patient note describes digestive discomfort and fatigue with unclear branding. The text mentions constipation relief and hints at a product or treatment under development but lacks concrete details or verifiable sources.
Asheboro Names New Teachers
Asheboro city schools board elected two sixth grade teachers and one fourth grade teacher. Selected were Gladys Spencer of Eagle Springs with seven years teaching, Claudia B. Neal of Walnut Cove with nine years, and Edith Wagg of Rutherford College with prior experience at Valdese. One vacancy filled replaces Mrs. Ralph White who resigned to move to Troy. Other transfers and unresolved resignations noted.
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Asheboro
Gladys Spencer
Eagle Springs
Woman's College
Claudia B. Neal
Walnut Cove
Guilford College
Edith Wagg
Rutherford College
Valdese
Ralph White
Troy
Rachel Busby
Salisbury
James Riddle
Helen Jones
Mary Little Steele
Cranium Crackers Quiz Poses City and Literature Riddles
A set of brain teasers compares populations of Berlin and Chicago and asks for names and facts. Questions cover Woodrow Wilson’s first name, a corrected April quotation, whether Arthur Byron is a poet or actor, and the Morocco capital puzzle with answers hinted on another page.
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John
Berlin
Mary
Chicago
Woodrow Wilson
England
Arthur Byron
Morocco
Graduation Gift Brings Father to California Reunion
Burbank California Harold Kaplan 16 reunited with his father Morris Golstein Joliet Illinois merchant for the first time since infancy after traveling to witness the high school graduation. Harold had been raised by his grandparents and now bears their surname.
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Burbank
Calif
Harold Kaplan
Harold
Morris Golstein
Commencement Planned For Bible School Students
Kernersville June 16 The daily vacation Bible school at the local Baptist church ends Friday with a commencement program by 99 boys and girls aged four to 16. A picnic is planned next Monday as a social feature. The general committee also adopted July Fourth plans including a street parade and program in the school auditorium.
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Bible School
Kernersville
General Committee
Evangelistic Campaign Near Nersville Continues Next Week
Rev J W pastor evangelist from High conducting services at Sedge Garden dist Episcopal church three miles south of Nersville under Wayne Curtis Burlington evangelistic leader and Rev R C Clamrock pastor announces ongoing series through next week with services each night at 7 45 oclock
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Sedge Garden Dist Episcopal Church
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