Oldtime Sheriff Posse in Texas Keeps Alert Despite Quiet Period
Borger residents recall the Sheriff’s Posse organized in May 1956 with about 40 charter members and 150 horses. The group, still vigilant, trains for peace and civic service through parades, rodeos, and community events. Members discuss a new headquarters in Johnson Park and a planned stable as they uphold their by law duties.
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Modern Rain Makers Use Smoke to Seed Clouds
Boston report details meteorologist Dr. Jace E. Howell of Lexington Massachusetts who uses silver iodide and dry ice to seed clouds and induce rain. The process relies on dust impurities and shock interactions, with early experiments showing a possible 23 percent rainfall increase. Critics note mixed success and high costs as research continues.
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MATS Embarks on Long Gaudy Milk Run Across Pacific
The Military Air Transport Service operates an embassy flight from Travis AFB to the Orient via Hawaii and Tokyo with a Navy crew aboard R7D super Connies. The trip covers about 25 000 miles in 14 days, includes stops in Honolulu Tokyo Manila Bangkok New Delhi Saigon Calcutta Karachi and Dhahran, carrying dependents military personnel and civilians.
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Far East
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India
Spray For Mower Keeps Grass From Sticking
A new spray on the market is said to prevent grass from sticking to mower blades and pelts. It reportedly adds an invisible coating that resists corrosion and rust on lawn equipment.
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