New Blood Splitting Machine Reveals Faster Blood Processing
A small stainless steel device from American Optical Co. directly extracts blood from donors, splits it into red cells plasma and platelets under sealed sterile conditions. Developed with Harvard researchers led by Dr Edwin J Cohn the box promises faster cheaper blood processing and new avenues for studying diseased blood.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Southbridge
Mass
Red Cross
American Optical Co
Harvard
Charles A. Ellis
Robert Tinch
Douglas M. Surgenov
Edwin J. Cohn
Bussey Institution
Cohn
Vacation areas in Upper New York larger than Yellowstone park
Upper New YorkState vacations include Adirondack Park, described by the State Commerce Department as spanning more land than Yellowstone and four other national parks combined.
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Upper
New York State
Adirondack Park
State Commerce Department
Yellowstone
Ban on One-Trip Truck Rentals In Ohio
In Columbus, Ohio, a proposed order by the state utilities commission would require truck leases to run at least 30 days, aiming to end one trip rentals. Commission member Ray Martin cites 15 trucking firms cited for safety and tax violations last year, most on one trip leases. the order is expected to be issued in August and take effect mid January.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Utilities Commission
Commission
Ray Martin
Martin
Commission staff to study ICC order issued last month
January notes report that the commission engineering staff will examine and implement the order issued by the Interstate Commerce Commission in the prior month, outlining planned follow up actions and compliance steps.
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Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Engineering Dean Warns of 1955 Shortage of Engineers
East Lansing Michigan March 1954 dean Lorin G Miller of Michigan State College warns a severe shortage of qualified engineers could impact U S industrial production for civilian and military goods by 1955 He cites a shortfall of at least 60000 engineers and notes engineers graduating this year received 5 to 10 job offers with salaries 15 to 20 percent higher than last year
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East Lansing
Mich
Lorin G. Miller
Michigan State College
U. S
Dean Miller
Sherman to Be Buried in Arlington Tomorrow
Admiral Forrest P. Sherman lies in state at the National Cathedral before burial in Arlington National Cemetery. Died of a heart attack in Naples at 54. Twenty admirals and generals and top government officials saluted as the coffin arrived from Italy at the National Airport.
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Washington
Forrest P. Sherman
Arlington National Cemetery
Naval Operations
Naples
Secretaries of State
Defense
Treasury
National
Navy
Italy
Gelatin Popular in New York year round and hot days
Gelatin is a favored dish any season and especially appealing now. It can serve as a main course or a dessert. A gelatin salad with vegetables or fruits offers a tempting option during warm weather.
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New York
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Arlington
Western Auto
Arerica
Was 45E
Ipa
Simoniz Car
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Oun
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CTOR
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Ford
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