Midwest Floods and Storms Hit Multiple States
A vast storm system blasted the Midwest and West with heavy rain, hail, and tornadoes. Rain gauges recorded four and a half inches in some areas, flooding rivers and forcing road closures and traffic delays on highways and rail lines from Minnesota to Oklahoma.
Student Declares Change in Attitude Toward Smell Research
A fragmentary report notes a student at a major university reconsidering earlier endorsements of nostril related testing methods. The account highlights a shift in stance on smelling techniques and potential ethical concerns raised by peers.
Sniffing Research Sparks Debate In Odor Control Field
A technical publication notes the rise of blast and stream techniques in olfactory study. The scientist discusses controlled odor delivery via a plexiglas box to study odor perception and notes variability in what individuals perceive.
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Vidalia Principal Plans Grand Isle Marine Study
Vidalia High School principal Clyde Hf. Smith will travel to Grand Isle to take an eight week marine biology course at the Marine Laboratory offered by Louisiana State University. Other Vidalia faculty members will pursue summer study at Mississippi Southern Northwestern State College Northeast Louisiana College and one will serve as a dorm housemother.
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Clyde Hf. Smith
Vidalia High School
Grand Isle
Marine Laboratory
Louisiana State University
W. J. Stampley, Jr
Mississippi Southern
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White Anxious To Rid Mississippi Of Shysters
Governor Hugh White calls for a state police force to stop gambling rottenness after a New Jersey couple lost 360 dollars in a Laurel cafe raffle. Sheriff Bill Rush Mosby collected 180 dollars to refund, White vows broader authority for highway patrol to arrest, citing previous troubles and urging 1956 Legislature to grant power statewide.
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Hugh White
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Lauderdale County
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Maximum Eclipses Visible Globally In A Year
A year can feature up to seven eclipses visible somewhere on Earth. The total splits as either five solar and two lunar eclipses or four solar and three lunar eclipses. The observation pattern depends on orbital alignments and timing across regions.
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Earth
REA Loan Okayed for Winnsboro Louisiana
Washington June 3 Special Rural Electrification Administration approves an 890000 loan to Northeast Louisiana Power Cooperative at Winnsboro. C J Grayson filed the application for system improvements including 13 miles of line. The loan will connect 600 new consumers with 125 irrigation users.
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Washington
The
Rural Electrification Administration
Northeast Louisiana Power Cooperative
Winnsboro
Allen J. Ellender
C. J. Grayson
Norwegian Women Hold World Record for Birth Lifespan
Norwegian females exhibit the highest life expectancy at birth with an average of 73 years, according to the report. This finding highlights long-term health and longevity trends in Norway.
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