07 Nov 1951
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1951
Page
1
A garbled report from Boston describes Curley losing amid chaotic coverage. The piece mentions election officials and claims of irregularities, with references to reporters and observers doubting the vote tally and outcomes.
Fragmentary text describes a political figure connected to a Virginia university and a family linked to Arkansas interests. It mentions a death and references a court or wartime-related trial, with garbled references to names, occupations, and possible reconciliation efforts. The passage preserves parts of a political obituary and legal notices amid a disordered report.
The Fayetteville area saw Powell Rhea run unopposed while Arthur Doeidsan claimed a write-in win. In Little Rock and other towns, incumbents Chaney and Middleton secured third terms amid varied write-in activity. Mayors in Crossett, Springdale, and Russellville faced limited opposition, with several cities choosing new leaders at the old or new townsite amid a generally quiet election.
JONESBORO Naw Bosler re elected mayor after a four candidate race. Bosler led with 124 votes, beating Herbert Sanderson, with Hank Berry and H. R. Cook also scoring ballots. The tally set a turnout record for Jonesboro municipal elections. Bosler previously served as mayor in earlier decades and will take office January 1, 1982. The City Council remains to be seated.
Fragmentary report notes a mayoral budget reference from 1895 and mentions a ship incident in Monterey involving a person named Filba. Details are corrupted, making the exact outcome and identities unclear.
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