Ravenswood Officer Charles Fast Honored for Service in Six Branches
Uniformed veteran Charles Fast, 50, a Ravenswood civic figure, has worn uniforms in six U S military branches, two police forces, two fire departments, and six volunteer and fraternal groups, underscoring a life of public service.
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U. S
Appalachian Trail Beckons hardy hikers across America’s long path
The Appalachian Trail runs 2050 miles from Mount Katahdin in Maine to Mount Oglethorpe near Atlanta, attracting hikers who traverse from Maine to Georgia, savoring Great Smoky Mountains scenery and diverse flora and fauna along the nation’s famed wilderness corridor.
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Delaware
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Potomac
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Pennsylvvania
Alabama
Kokadjo
Kennebago
Lonesome Lake
Raccoon Run
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Saddleback
Chucky Gas Mountain
Hogwallow Flat
Hangover Mountain
Old Rag Mountain
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Europe
Great Smokies Trail Through Wilderness to Clingmans Dome
The Trail climbs the 5,400 foot Charlie's Bunion section and reaches Clingmans Dome at 6,642 feet on the Tennessee North Carolina border. It spans 34 states eight national forests and two national parks with rugged wilderness and harsh weather reminders.
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Western Grazing Conditions Improve Amid Mixed Plains Outlook
May weather eased drought in central and southern plains and the southwest, with late rains offering brief relief. Range feed remains good in northern plains but poor to fair in central and southern regions. Montana, North and South Dakota, and Wyoming show better pasture while parts of Nebraska and Kansas still need rain.
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Fletcher Pratt Dies at 59 in New Jersey
Fletcher Pratt, 59, author and Civil War history expert, died Sunday in Long Branch, New Jersey.
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Top Red Movie Star Earns 50 000 Rubles a Year in Soviet Film
MOSCOW A leading Soviet film star can earn about 20,000 rubles yearly with take home near 90 percent of the rate four rubles to the dollar. That equals about $50,000, well above the average worker's 3,000 rubles. Mosfilm plans 22 full length films in 1956 and aims for 30 in 1957.
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Ivan Alexandrovich Piriev
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Hag
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Pinney
Dog Poisoning Fatal for Local Spaniel at 1721 Ninth
Charles Crawford reports his red cocker spaniel was poisoned Sunday evening. A veterinarian said the cause was strychnine and the dog died later. Police were notified and are investigating the incident.
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Charles Crawford
Ninth Street
Officials Crackdown Over Wasted Build Projects in China
Hong Kong reports Red China clamps down on officials for wasteful spending on buildings. The People’s Daily notes 86 halls in Peiping and 4 sanatoriums in the northwest are unused as deemed impractical. The Tribune does not explain the building faults.
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