1700 Mile Appalachian Trail Trek Ends in Georgia
Martin Papendick of Flint Michigan completed a 1700 mile hike from Mount Katahdin Maine to Mount Oglethorpe Georgia on $350 and no lifts. He carried 55 pounds at start, ended with 35, slept in lean-tos or shelters, cooked meals outdoors, and averaged 16 to 14 miles per day.
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Creative hot dog variation with Gebhardt chili cheese boats
A recipe promotional note suggests splitting frankfurters lengthwise without fully cutting through, stuffing with grated cheese and mayonnaise, topping with Gebhardt's Chili Powder, broiling until melted. It praises Gebhardt's as the original chili powder and ties flavor to Mexican cooking traditions while noting ease for a quick meal.
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Theft Easily Solved in Lynn Yo-Yo Theft Case
Police quickly solved a $50 yo-yo theft in Lynn Massachusetts by questioning children playing with yo-yos. Two 12 year olds confessed to stealing from the American News Co storeroom.
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White House births span generations with notable firsts
Esther Cleveland, born September 8 1893, became the first president's child born in the White House. Earlier, Elizabeth Priscilla Tyler, John Tyler's granddaughter, was the first child born in the White House in 1842, marking a rare lineage milestone at the executive residence.
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Peace theme dominates General Assembly speeches
Eleanor Roosevelt notes a global call for peace at the General Assembly with many speeches appealing to the Soviet bloc. Pakistan's Sir Moham medan Zafrulla Khan urges equal treatment of all people, cites colonial abuses, and supports UN supervision for protectorates until self-rule is possible.
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Parental Water Turnoff Request At Banta School Spurs Inquiry
In Valparaiso Indiana a water department clerk questions an anonymous caller who telephoned to turn off water at Banta School. The call prompts questions about authorization and proper procedures as officials seek to verify the request's legitimacy.
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