Sth 200m Victory With Wily Five Dvaten
A brief note reports an event where Sth runs 200 meters and wins the fantasy sprint with the help of the team nickname Wily Five Dvaten.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1951
Page
1
A brief note reports an event where Sth runs 200 meters and wins the fantasy sprint with the help of the team nickname Wily Five Dvaten.
A fragmented OCR item references markets and a March date with scattered names and events. It mentions pricing for herring, a premium of fifteen dollars, and a hospital admission related to a death inquiry. The garbled text also alludes to a murder charges case and various individuals, but essential details are unreadable.
Clue pieces link a Newark man, Lawrence Walker, to a desert homicide involving Dorig Cook Jr and a missing woman. Police report finding clothing and a shirt near the crime scene after a laborer discovered the body and power lines near a roadside area. Investigators cite lab tests pending to confirm identities and motives.
A disjointed report details a man named Richard Cook and a woman identified as Mrs Cook in a deadly incident at a quarry. A youth named Robert W. Cainn discovers a body near a bag as investigators speculate about a possible abduction and rape, with the coroner noting preliminary findings.
Army sources said Julin J Muccio and two others met separately and secretly with Ong and his corps on Wednesday. Officials insisted the talks were not related and had no political significance.
A federal court jury in New York reported verdicts on two of three defendants in the Rosenberg atomic spy case. The jurors, seven men and one woman, were kept at the Knickerbocker Hotel and directed to bed at 12 40 am after a 6 08 pm start. The third defendant faced possible death or life terms if convicted. deliberations continued after the judge urged completion.
A tiny three-quarters inch square manuscript from Oxford England, housed in the Bodleian Library, is reputed to be the smallest in the world. The fragment highlights the library's rare miniatures and historical craftsmanship.
The county Red Cross fund shows further contributions totaling 103.55 in March, bringing the running total to 2021.39. Numerous individuals and couples, including LaGrone Jr, Rebekah Lod, Dr Emmett Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Carlton, and Archer Motor Co, are listed among donors with small to moderate gifts.
Fayetteville on March 20 will see 15 competitors from Arkansas cities in a University of Arkansas event. The winner will gain trips to the east coast and Hollywood and appear at poultry show functions. The contest runs until June with a $5,000 prize for the top breeder and aims to promote a better meat type chicken.
Tommy Allen of the Hotel Peabody in Memphis recalls waking to a sinking feeling from losing interest in work and life. He credits Hadacol with restoring his health after deficiency symptoms, saying two months of use eased stomach distress and renewed his energy, urging others to seek relief from vitamin B complex and iron shortages.
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