Scientists search Sahara for trace of mankind origin
Beloit college anthropologists led by Dr. George L. Collie explore the Sahara for clues to where humans first appeared. Dr. Roy Chapman Andrews favors Mongolia while Beloit researchers hold Africa as the likely birthplace. Explorations include five months across 1926 and Mechta el Arbi findings of a 60 000 year old skull aiding the origin theory.
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Eden in Louisiana Engulfed by Great Flood
Washington reports the sixth Great Lake the Lake of the Mississippi has flooded Evangeline country spilling over Parishes of St Martin and St Landry. Arcadian refugees displaced by the flood resemble the 1765 Nova Scotia exodus with Bayou Teche and Atchafalaya shaping a sugar region.
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Alabama Weather Tonight and Tuesday Forecast
A weather bulletin for Alabama calls for showers and thunderstorms tonight and Tuesday. Moderate east and southeast winds are expected across the state.
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