Blood reserve plan for atomic emergencies outlined
Alton L. Blakeslee reports that a national blood program expansion aims to save atom bomb victims. Whole blood and plasma substitutes, including dextran and PVP, are studied to maintain blood volume, with Red Cross coordination and storage advances deemed essential as casualties could reach millions.
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North Carolina tests drivers with new eye machines
The North Carolina motor vehicle department adopts the ortho-rator for driver license eyes tests, replacing letter charts by July 1. The device, with road signs included, aims for consistent, more scientific exams and credits the department with early nationwide publicity through the Public Administration Clearing House.
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American Public Works Association
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