Chigger Behavior Explained by 1900s Study
The chigger is the young of a mite and does not burrow into skin. It attaches at the base of a hair and may cause a secondary infection from scratching. It feeds on arthropods in the facult stage and remains active day and night near the ground rather than on weeds.
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Legislature to Hold Public Hearings on Uninsured Motorists
A joint legislative committee announced public hearings to address uninsured motorists. Sen. Henry Nedde said dates would be set within two weeks, with GOP leaders backing action at the 1956 session. Gov Harriman proposed measures. Attorney Michael F. Horgan named counsel to the committee.
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Henry Nedde
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Walter J. Mahaney
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Oswald D. Heck
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Driving Expert Predicts License Limitations Amid Auto Boom
UCLA driving education head Charles B. Green warns a cap on license holders is near as U.S. highway vehicle numbers rise from 26 million in 1939 to 56 million today. He says current road construction may struggle to keep pace with growth and safety demands.
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Charles B. Green
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Colleges Advised On Problems In Space Utilization
Omaha Nebraska reports educator Donovan Smith warns colleges must better utilize existing space to handle rising student numbers. He says current classrooms could operate at full capacity eight hours daily if used efficiently, with future growth focusing on non classroom facilities. The survey covers nine Big Ten universities.
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