Gates in Blood Vessels Discovered
Boston University researchers photographed capillary gates in action within living tissue. The study shows tiny muscle gates at capillary junctions regulate blood flow, operated by discrete nerve and muscle units like switchboards, with frog membranes aiding visualization.
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Howard W Blakeslee
Boston
Boston University
Drs Brenton R Lutz
George P Fuiton
Department of Biologs
Usuellx
North Bennington and Area Easter Visitation Notes
North Bennington residents report guests and travels including Mr and Mrs David Bathe of Hoosick visiting Mrs Bailes sister Mrs Jack Simmons. Aviation Cadet Kenneth White is stationed at Maxwell Field Alabama. Ernest Fred Jay reports to Stamford Army camp. Mrs Ja and four children will remain in Hoosick. Mrs Clifford Shepard spends Easter in Boston with daughter Barbara and sister Mrs Gertrude Buchanan. Mr and Mrs W B Coffey of Nashua NH visit Mrs Ida B White in Hoosick. Frances Corcoran of Mary Washington College Fredericksburg VA spends Easter with her mother Mrs William Corcoran. Rey Leslie Blundom, Harvard School for Chaplains graduate, visits before returning to New Brunswick NJ. Miss Katherine Corcoran is bartender in the village for Women’s Field Army unit.
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David Bathe
Hoosick
Bailes
Jack Simmons
Kenneth White
Earl White
Maxwell Field
Ernest Fred Jay
Stamford
Asd
Hoosich
Clifford Shepard
Boston
Barbara
Mirs Gertrude Buchanan
W B Coffey
Nashua
All Saints Church Weekly Schedule and Services
The All Saints Church announces a Sunday schedule with Holy Eucharist and sermon at 10 am, choir rehearsal at 7:30 pm, and a three hour Good Friday meditation from noon to 3 pm. Assistants listed include Miss Jeanne Corcoran Ebien Gordon and others as parish volunteers.
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All Saints
Cross of Light pageant at Pittstown Methodist Church
Youth Fellowship presents a pageant The Cross of Light Sunday night at the Pittstown Methodist Church. Palm Sunday observed with six babies baptized Joyce Littlefield Jeanne Buckley Marie Phillips Carol Sheffer Kenneth Lewis Neal Carpenter. Fourth quarterly conference held for Pittston Boyntonville Potter Hill Tomhannock churches. George Eccleshymer hosted birthday lunch and celebrated his daughter's birthday and the Humphreys wedding anniversary.
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Cross of Light
George Banley
Earl
Center Brunswick
Roscoe
Sheffer
Gordon Banker
Marilyn
Syeaway
Ralph Button
Leighton Banker
Helen O'Donnell
Hall
Hoosick Parish Guild to Sponsor Thursday Supper
Hoosick All Saints Parish Guild will sponsor a parish supper in the parish house on Thursday April 12 at 5 30 pm. Dine dollars and twenty five cents were realized from a recent food sale sponsored by All Saints Guild. The Ladies Aid Union of the Baptist Church meets today at 2 pm at the home of Mrs Hate Surdam. At All Saints Episcopal Church Sundays Rev Willam Garner will preach and celebrate communion at 6 30 am.
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All Saints Parish Guild
Raymond Lauson
Pownal
James W Gulden
All Saints Guild
Ladies’ Aid Union of the Baptist Church
Hate Surdam
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Willam Garner
Liam
Navy service call and local visits in Johnsonville
Boyntonville Lewis Kurtessis leaves Monday for Navy service and will attend a 9 am Easter Sunday service at the Church of the Holy Name. Mrs Ella Harrison of Johnsonville visits her niece Mrs Albert G Sabin. Andrew E Kurtessis of Troy visits his brother Louis Kurtessis. Paul Winters, Margaret Smith, James and Barbara Haley recovering from scarlet fever. Mr and Mrs Forrest Agan of Johnsonville were recent guests of Mr and Mrs Albert Grabin. Mr and Mrs Edward Hay and family entertained Mr and Mrs Olver Jones of Massachusetts and other relatives over the week end.
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Lewis Kurtessis
Church of the Holy Name
Ella Harrison
Johnsonville
Albert G Sabin
Andrew E Kurtessis
Troy
Louis Kurtessis
Paul Winters
Margaret Smith James
Barbara Haley
Forrest Agan
Albert Grabin
Edward Hay
Olver Jones
Massachusetts
Freak Storm Strikes Downstate Areas Across New York and NJ
A severe weather event swept parts of New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania bringing heavy snow and thunderstorm conditions yesterday. The storm stretched northward with mixed summer and winter elements impacting several counties and towns.
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New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Weekend visits and a fort Snelling medical center note
Johnsonville and Pittsfield residents spent a weekend with relatives including Mrs Margaret Stevens in Mass Gertrude O Connor and Mrs Catherine Haughtney in Schuylerville. The St Monica's choir hosted a supper for Miss Katherine Powers, who will move to Troy. At Fort Snelling a doctor examined a random soldier and diagnosed asthma, a nonchalant response arose from the man after 15 months in the Army.
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Leroy Moore
Pittsfield
Margaret Stevens
Gertrude O'Connor
Schuyterville
Catherine Haughtney
Albert Ralston
North Adams
George Ralston
Mary Emmett
Fort Snelling
Minn
INS
Fort Snelling Medical Center
Army
April snowstorm halts flights as 2 inches fall in city
Benjamin Parry, chief meteorologist at the New York Weather Bureau, reports a two inch snowfall the heaviest April storm since 1898. Planes circling above storm clouds waited for landing orders as temperature rose from 31 degrees at 4 40 am, with Joseph Morris among New Yorkers observing the event.
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Benjamin Parry
New York Weather Bureau
Joseph Morris
Snow and storm injuries hit New York and traffic blocked
A storm caused a car accident injuring a person who lost a leg. In the Bronx a large tree fell across a street blocking traffic. Western New York saw a light snow cover with a thin layer. Southern Erie County and parts of Cattaraugus Wyoming Chautauqua and Allegany counties reported one to two inches of snowfall yesterday.
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Bronx
New York
Erie County
Cattaraugus
Wyoming
Chautauqua
Allegany
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