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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1959

Page

2

Quick-Freeze To Improve Blood Storage

Tonawanda New York United Press International reports a new quick freezing method using liquid nitrogen to freeze donor blood instantly at 320 degrees below zero Fahrenheit. The technique could allow indefinite storage with minimal red blood cell loss, extending transfusion supplies beyond current 21 day limits announced by Linde Laboratory workers of Union Carbide Corp led by Robert F Flood disclosed at a news conference.

Tonawanda N.Y Linde Jon Union Carbide Corp Robert F. Flood Linde

Auction Reports From Chatham Northampton

Chatham and Northampton markets list prices for poultry cattle hogs lambs and dairy and beef cattle. Prices include eggs veal and veal weights with ranges for calves cows bulls steers and heifers. pigs sheep goats and market demand noted as good.

Chatham Northampton

Clinic in Retail Sales Draws Pittsfield Attendees

About 275 have registered for a retail sales clinic organized by the Pittsfield Chamber of Commerce to be held tomorrow evening at the Hotel Sherwood. John E. K. Joyce Jr. announced the event, with Les Giblin of Ridgewood, N J. presenting an illustrated lecture and demonstrations after an 8 p.m. dinner. Delegations from small manufacturers, distributors, and retail stores are expected.

Pittsfield

Off year state elections loom in four states

Forecasters say campaigning ends next week in Kentucky Mississippi New Jersey and Virginia as off year voting nears. Kentucky eyes a governor race with Bert Combs favored though a feud may help John Robsson succeed Chandler. Mississippi to elect governor Ross Barnett. New Jersey and Virginia vote on lower house and half the senate.

Washington UPI Cition Kentucky Mississippi New Jersey Virginia John Robsson Go. A. B Happy) Chandler Bert Combs Earie C. Clements Chandler Ross R. Barnet State Senate Jackson Kentuc Senate House

Women Leaders Named for Y Drive

In the Nov 3 city elections the underdog Republican Harold F. Stassen seeks Philadelphia mayor. Salt Lake City shows former governor J Bracken Lee for city office. Major cities Cleveland Calum bus Boston San Francisco Indianapolis Memphis Bridgeport Hartford vote. Silvio DeLugan names team captains for upstate New York women’s division drive with an orientation at the Y this Wednesday.

Philadelphia Harold F. Stassen Eisenhower Minnesota Pennsylvania Salt Lake Ciy J. Bracken Lee Cleveland Calumbus Ohio Boston San Francisco Indianapolis Memphis Bridgeport Hartford Conn Silvi LA Indiana Silvio DeLugan New York Charles J. Sammons Kenneth Beam Daniel R. Macisaac Stanley H. Norton Maryan Ap Tenthais

City Notes on Sclaters Return and Portland Funeral

Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Sclater of 59 Northumberland Rd have returned after visiting their son in law and daughter in Hingham and attending the funeral Friday of Mrs. Sclater's brother W. Roy Hannaford in Portland Maine.

I. M. Sclater Northumberland Rd Richard R. Harpin Hingham

State PTA Stays Under Feminine Rule in Massachusetts

SWAMPSCOTT The distaff side continues to run the PTA in Massachusetts. 4A man who had the temerity to run against the tradition of a Worgarl president was squelched by the Massachusetts Congress of Parents and Teachers Inc. in the election last weekend. Warren R. Arnold of Rehoboth, the only male contestant even to seek the office over the years, received 284 votes. But his female opponent, Mrs. Edward F.Ryan of Manchester, got 390.

Swampscott PTA Massachusetts Worgarl Massachusetts Congress of Parents and Teachers Inc Warren R. Arnold Rehoboth Edward F.ryan Manchester

Fire Record Or Alarms At Two Junior Highs And Street Wires

A false alarm at Central Junior High Sunday 10 14 am. A grass fire at North Junior High Saturday 3 42 pm 3 34 am. Wires down on North Street from a car striking a utility pole guy wire.

Central Junior High School North Junior High North Street

Ground School For Pilots Offered Here

Berkshire Museum to offer a 15 week ground school for prospective pilots starting next month. Led by George J. Bulgarelli, the course covers meteorology navigation regulations aircraft engines and radio. Open to students pilots and the public at a nominal cost with registrations beginning Thursday night at 7. First class is November 12.

Berkshire Museum Stuart C. Henry George J. Bulgarelli U.S Pittsfield

Episcopal Convocation Here Tomorrow

The Berkshire Episcopal Convocation meets tomorrow at St. Martin's Church on Dalton Avenue. Thomas Fenler of Almy & Son Inc. will speak and display church vestments and appointments. Holy Communion opens at 10, with Rev. Arthur R. Lynch as celebrant and Rev. Malcolm W. Eckel giving the meditation. A luncheon follows at 12:30 and the afternoon session starts at 2 with greetings by Mrs Julian Merigogld, diocesan president.

Berkshire Episcopal ConVocation St. Martin's Church Dalton Avenue Thomas Fenler Almy & Son Inc New York Arthur R. Lynch Malcolm W. Eckel St. Stephen's Church

Falling Stars To Be Used To Carry Radio Messages

Washington reports a National Bureau of Standards study describes using meteor trails as high speed wireless couriers. Meteors create ionized trails 19 miles long that reflect radio waves, enabling bursts of data up to 4800 words per minute over 400 to 1200 mile paths.

Washington UPL Wish 0 National Bureau of Standards NBS NBS Laboratories Boulder Colo Earth

Ex-attorney Harris jailed for contempt after outburst

In Milwaukee, Harold Harris an attorney received a 20 day jail term for contempt of court issued by District Judge Gregorski after he blurted out the phrase Oh for heaven's sake The judge also fined Harris 150 for drunken driving remarks and conduct.

Milwaukee Harold Harris

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