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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1951
Page
3
A fragmented OCR snippet shows scattered words and names, hinting at a historic newspaper card. Readable items include possible person initials and a request to summarize key facts from the readable fragments.
A fragmented OCR notice describes a Wednesday meeting schedule with a bridge chit at Mrs. Lows home and an evening event at the Church of the Nazarene. It mentions another gathering at 2740 Avenuewood and a Thursday session at 7 40, with references to Mrs. A Gordon and related hosting details.
The campaign led by K. KB Amorome, Hampstead Mad Crow chair, will end this week with a Saturday noon close. Workers must report by that time, and donations are urged from all who have not contributed. A large list of donors and community figures appears in the notice.
A wartime article describes Russian anti religious campaigns and their limits. It cites the Soviet Constitution guaranteeing freedom of worship and the right to atheistic propaganda while noting the persistence of devout practice among millions of Russians.
McAlester Oklahoma April 4 A sixteen year old girl named Jackie Parris was rescued early today from a 23 year old ex convict who admitted to officers he abducted and assaulted her and her skating date Sunday night. The girl was found beside a fire on Blue Mountain nine miles south of Kinta. Sheriff Bill Alexander had issued a warrant for the suspect, Robert Phillips, who was surrounded by a 13 man posse led by Chester Palmer. Phillips was unarmed and did not attempt escape.
Disjointed OCR suggests a county jail incident involving a 17 year old girl and a man named Phillips. Officers confronted the suspect after reports of mistreatment at a shack. Details are partial and unclear due to damaged text.
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