Proposed change in golf ball excites few players
The USGA plan to replace the balloon ball with a heavier one to be used from April 15, 1932 draws mixed reactions from top pros and amateurs. Tommy Armour supports the current ball, while Horton Smith Willie Klein Ed Dudley and others warn of trouble. Wild Bill Mehlhorn offers a pragmatic view that all players should use the same ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert W. Barker
New York
United States Golf Association
Tommy Armour
Armour
Walter Hagen
Leo Diegel
Willie MacFarlane
Gene Sarazen
Jess Sweetser
Chick Evans
Jock Hutchison
Gene Homans
Wild Bill Mehlhorn
Council Debates School Budget And Tax Impact
The Guilford County council discusses the city school budget and tax effects. City Manager Knox cites rising debt service for school bonds, while Superintendent Andrews notes only 21 percent of the total budget comes from the city. Proposals include further cuts and anxieties over standards, salaries, and staffing as enrollment is expected to rise modestly.
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Tomlinson
Amos
Andrews
E. M. Knox
Knox
Mr. Andrews
Foust
Pickett
Roy Briggs
Ames
Grayson
Temperatures and Rainfall Across Cities
The report lists daily temperatures for cities including Asheville Atlanta Atlantic City Birmingham Charleston Charlotte Chicago Columbia Detroit Pasadena Galveston Greensboro Greenville Hatteras Jacksonville Key West Little Rock Los Angeles Meridian Miami New Orleans New York Raleigh San Antonio San Francisco Tampa Vicksburg Wilmington with readings mostly in the 80s and 90s.
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Asheville
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Birmingham
Charleston
Charlotte
Chicago
Columbia
Denver
Tetroit
WI Pasoe-ee
Galveston
Greensboro
Greenville
Hatteras
Jacksonville
Key West
Little Rock
Los Angeles
Meridian
Miami
Werd Fa
Mobile
New Orleans
New York
Raleigh
San Antonio
San Francisco
Tampa
Vicksburg
Wilmington
Crime space in newspapers surveyed by Murray college
Murray Kentucky reports a journalism survey of 43 papers from Kentucky Tennessee Missouri and Illinois. Of 127266 column inches measured, 56.88 percent was advertising and crime occupied 10.31 percent. Other shares include sports 11.89 and features 21.51.
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Murray, Ky
Murray State College
Kentucky
Tennessee
Missouri
Illinois
American Legion Meeting Tonight At Legion Hall
Andrew Jackson post of the American Legion will hold its regular meeting tonight at 7 o'clock in the Legion hall over High Point Hardware on South Main Street. Vice Commander J N Bready urges full attendance as several topics of interest to members will be discussed.
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Andrew Jackson Post
The
American Legion
Legion Hall
High ‘Point Hardware Company
South Main Street
J. N. Bready
American farms powered by Agriculture Dept figures
Agriculture Department data show U S farms collectively consume about 65 million horsepower daily in energy usage, reflecting broad reliance on horsepower measured output across farming operations.
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Department of Agriculture
James H. Axson Home On Five Day Leave Here
James H Axsom a radio operator aboard the U S S Arkansas is home on five days furlough visiting his other Mrs W W Arnold at 813 English street He recently cruised to Europe with Naval Academy midshipmen visiting England Scotland Spain Denmark France and Germany Meanwhile North Dakota dairy cows fed on corn silage yielded 7.4 mg more milk per 100 pounds of dry matter than those fed on corn.
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James H. Axsom
Arkansas
W. W. Arnold
English Street
Axsom
The
Europe
Naval Academy
England
Scotland
Spain
Denmark
France
Germany
North Dakota
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Council May
North Carolina
Guilford County
Maggie Meon
D. C
Cook
Wink Haithcock
Sun Court
North Eee
D. B. Benson
Benson
E. H. Smith
Ruth Campbell
Home Economist
J. C. Penney Co
J.C. PENNEY CO DEPARTMENT + STORE
High Point, N. C
Mom’n Pop
Newfangles
Blatz
A&p
Enterprise Cooking School
Food Authority
Tin
ASP
James H. Axson
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