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Fragmentary OCR text mentions neglect and misdated names with Barone and attorney, unclear event and location, lacks coherent details or dates.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1951
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text mentions neglect and misdated names with Barone and attorney, unclear event and location, lacks coherent details or dates.
Fragmentary text notes a discussion on ownership concepts among primitives and mentions curling as a national game introduced in a category from low countries. The readable fragments imply a historical or anthropological angle without clear dates or full names.
Iran tensions mount as Harriman and officials push a path to defuse the oil dispute. Reports say a visit by Iranian officials could precede new talks while demonstrations anticipated by opponents prompt warnings of possible escalations. At least 20 people were injured and 4000 tons of cargo were affected as shipments from the south faltered.
A man was injured while mowing with a power mower and required a blood transfusion after bleeding from both feet. He was taken to St Joseph Hospital for treatment.
Eight persons die violently in Arkansas events from Monday to Thursday. A mother Mrs Marvin W Sharp and three of her seven children perished in a farmhouse blaze near Pocahontas. Drownings, a fatal machine overturn, a crop-dusting crash, and a long feud ending in a shooting at a Gordon livestock barn are reported, with multiple victims including Kathleen and Ruby Ann Sharp and others from Batesville and Clark County.
Eastern and Northwestern tribes tell of descent from the sky as the start of human life on earth while southern and southwestern peoples claim ancestors emerged from the under world. The fur trade heavily relies on rabbit skins more than any other fur.
Mayor Millan A. Gibbons of Tuckahoe who founded the Police Athletic League movement was indicted and arrested with two others on conspiracy to violate state gambling laws. Co-defendants include Joseph F. Venti of Tuckahoe and Mrs. Mary Chayes of Yonkers. They pleaded not guilty and posted 1000 bail each. case cited related to a sealed White Plains grand jury indictment.
In Portugal the National party candidate General Francisco Uiginin Lopes faced little resistance as the ruling coalition backed by Antonio de Oliveira Salazar appeared to dominate. The leading rival Quine Meirelles claimed government bias and possible campaign restrictions, while a third contender, Atty Latis Gomes, reportedly failed constitutional requirements.
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