Word: munich
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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President Conant has definitely ended his laboratory work, he explained yesterday. Contrary to previous announcements, the laboratories do not expect to discover the final formulae for chlorophylls A and B this spring. The final formulae must be considered provisional. The Harvard Laboratories and Hans Fischer of Munich have recently advanced suggestions, but further work will be necessary to determine which is correct...
...forthcoming discovery is expected to give the final and complete formulae for chlorophyll A and chlorophyll B, two plant materials of extremely complex nature whose exact composition has never been accurately ascertained. At present the two leading theories as to its composition are those of Hans Fischer of Munich, and of President Conant. Mr. Conant's theory was advanced in 1932; and for his research he was awarded two medals, the William H. Nichols Medal and the Charles F. Chandler Medal...
...nothing one could read, but suddenly tension throughout Austria relaxed last week. War clouds that have hung so black for so long rolled back a little. There was even a pale hope that Austria might be able to preserve her independence without turning Nazi. U. S. correspondents in Munich reported that detachments of the threatening "Austrian Legion" of Nazis were being withdrawn from the frontier...
Caught between the two fires of Bolshevist governments in Prague and in Munich, and faced with preserving order and the semblance of a state even before the Treaty of St. German had assigned Austria her new boundaries, the most pressing problem faced by Schumpeter's government was how to preserve the loyalty of the Vienna police. Carrying this and also the task of reorganizing the monetary system of a dismembered country to a successful conclusion, Schumpeter presented early in 1919 a budget designed to prevent the paper currency inflation which subsequently followed; but the legislature rejected it by a narrow...
Caught between the two fires of Bolshevist governments in Prague and in Munich, and faced with preserving order and the semblance of a state even before the Treaty of St. German had assigned Austria her new boundaries, the most pressing problem faced by Schumpeter's government was how to preserve the loyalty of the Vienna police. Carrying this and also the task of reorganizing the monetary system of a dismembered country to a successful conclusion, Schumpeter presented early in 1919 a budget designed to prevent the paper currency inflation which subsequently followed; but the legislature rejected it by a narrow...