Appoints Rutland Woman as Vermont Heart Association Field Representative
Earle W. Brailey chairman of the Vermont Heart Association announces the appointment of Mrs. John F. Cashman Jr. of Rutland as field representative. She succeeds Mrs. Earle S. Peterson who moved to Claverack New York. Mrs. Cashman previously worked at Copperas Cove Courier in Texas and at Yokota Air Base in Japan. She also served Rutland Herald advertising staff and is a Rutland High School graduate who attended Boston University. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James B. Brown of Rutland.
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Earle W. Brailey
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Vermont Heart Association
John F. Cashman Jr
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Copperas Cove
Texas
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Blood Reconstitution Method Speeds Remote Transfusions
Boston AP report from the 197th Society of Clinical Surgery meeting details a new process by Dr. Charles E. Huggins using dimethyl sulfoxide to replace glycerine in frozen blood cells. The method yields whole blood in 45 minutes, stores four years frozen, and can be thawed at room temperature for use with plasma. It promises easier use in remote areas without centrifuges.
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Boston
Charles E. Huggins
Harvard Medical School
Massachusetts General Hospital
Society of Clinical Surgery
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Surgical Research
Massachusetts General
Mariner 17 Million Miles Toward Venus
The Venus bound Mariner II was 17,818,785 miles from Earth with a strong radio signal. Mariner II and Mariner III are on course to pass within 20,000 miles of Venus on December 14 after launching from Cape Canaveral on August 27.
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