Kroll Wins World Title as Money Tops Prestige
Ted Kroll earned the World title at Tom O'Shanter course after a 273-stroke performance. He collected $50,000 for the win, another $50,000 in an exhibitor contract, and thanked fans after a final-round 66 that left him $40,000 ahead of Fred Hawkins.
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Middlecoff
Burke
Ted Kroll
George S. May
Tom O’shanter
Kroll
Tam
Cary Middlecoff
Jack Burke
PGA
May
Central
South America
Canada
Europe
Germany
Switzerland
Mexico
Bing Crosby
der Binge
Ted
New Hartford
Italy
France
Ben Hogan
Fred Hawkins
Read ing habit builds refuge from life’s miseries
An educational quote from W Somerset Maugham emphasizes that cultivating the habit of reading creates a mental shelter against most of life’s hardships. The saying highlights reading as a practical coping mechanism and source of solace.
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Somerset Maugham
New Daughter in Law Praises Supportive Mother in Law
A bride writes of a mother in law who offers help without intrusion. She provides space privacy and kindness, sharing a home while maintaining boundaries. The letter ends with a call for other possessive mothers in law to let their children live their own lives.
Supermarket Design Aims To Influence Shopper Spending
The article examines store layouts colors and features intended to boost purchases. It notes diagonal aisles warm meat cases with inviting colors and strategic product placement to trigger spending while checkout speed and clerks maintain flow.
Teen Dilemma Advises Caution With Boy Friends
A teen asks Anne Hirst for advice about two seniors who repeatedly back out of dances and a popular lifeguard she likes. The columnist suggests not dating the first two and telling the third she disapproves of going steady to avoid hurt.
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Anne Hirst
How Lasermarkets Tran Your Dollars
An excerpt discusses supermarket profit models focusing on impulse buys. It notes that efficient stores earn about one percent net profit and use high profit items like candy and non foods to boost margins. Consumers are described as drifting through self service aisles in a trance and purchasing impulsively.
Caught Red Handed Passport Key in 1954 Germany Death
The article notes Ronald Chesney’s 1954 death in Germany following the murders of his wife and mother. His passport was used to place him abroad at the time, but skin fragments under his fingernails suggested his involvement.
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Chicago Board of Health
Ronald Chesney
Germany
Rickrack jewelry patterns offered for 25 cents
Pattern 605 shows an easy rickrack jewelry set using pearls for earrings pin and necklace. Send 25 cents for pattern 605 to Laura Wheeler at 123 Eighteenth St New Toronto Ontario with name and address. Also available a book with gift patterns including crochet knitting embroidery iron ons and more.
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Laura Wheeler
Eighteenth St
New Toronto
Laura
Locard’s Criminology Notes Murder Case Clues
The article cites Professor Locard of Lyon University who examined a suspect after washing his hands and found pores clogged with blood, illustrating crime scene residue analysis. It discusses fibres from clothing of a dead woman and the cautionary view on used cars.
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Locard
Lyon University
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