Golf Rules To Be Revised By U S G A In 1934
New York November 24 The executive committee of the United States Golf Association announced a set of rule changes effective January 1 1934 The amendments aim to simplify language clarify ambiguities update the code and align with Great Britain The changes include redefining hazards removing casual water and scrapes from hazards allowing play from water hazards after teeing ground and higher penalties for wrong balls and stroking infractions plus etiquette updates urging players to leave the green promptly after a hole is decided
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Johnson urges NRA pressure to cut Northern Southern wages
Johnson said NRA headquarters faced no shock as southern industrialists pressed for 30 percent lower wages for southern workers due to perceived lower efficiency. He warned that only a job can end unemployment and vowed Congress would act to wipe out what he called a black plague.
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Opposition to the President Sparks Bitter Debate in Elysee
The article notes critics warn that opposing the President's moderate program could worsen conditions. It recalls France's loss of large gold sums in recent weeks and quotes M. Sarraut upon leaving Elysee, remarking that his downfall might have led to another fate.
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New Cabinet by Sar Raut Dies Quickly
The article notes a political crisis as a new cabinet under Sar Raut collapses. It cites a financial hemorrhage, failed budget start, falling bonds, and Treasury renewals in a period where the franc weakens in the exchange market and the Bank of...
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Admission wrung out by husband pleas to mother
Coroner's inquest reconvened to hear new evidence in a case where Rheta Wynekoop was killed. Earle Wynekoop is questioned as Dr. Alice Wynekoop maintains innocence. The husband, Burdine Gardner, and Rheta's mother figure prominently in the unfolding statements and motive claim.
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