Stanford algae mass yields protein rich chlorella fuel
Stanford researchers plan a pilot plant to grow chlorella algae in sunlit tanks to produce protein rich biomass for human and animal food. The process uses water nitrates minerals and carbon dioxide with light to rapidly multiply single cell algae. They aim to scale up from small tanks to industrial production within two years and test feedings for chickens and lab rats while evaluating palatability and cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Enn Taylor
Palo Alto
Cal M
Stanford University
Ectentleta
Paul Cook
Stanford Chemical Engineering Lab
Stanford
Cook
Sunshine
Chiorella
Schimidt
Pauline Little
H. A. Spoehr
Harold W. Milner
Carnegie Institution
Liquor Dealers Plan Meeting on Price Fixing in Albany
Liquor dealers in the Troy area will meet at the DeWitt Clinton Hotel in Albany at 8 p.m. today to discuss a court ruling that voided retail price fixing. They aim to support a bill by the State Liquor Authority to legalize price fixing and hold current prices until the Legislature acts. Major distributors back the effort to prevent a price war, with Troy retailers reportedly reluctant to cut prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
DeWitt Clinton
Albany
State Liquor Authority
Hevel
State Court of Appeals
Avirett Named Vice President for Development at Colgate
William G. Avirett, longtime education editor of the New York Herald Tribune and trustee of Enema Willard School, will become vice president in charge of development at Colgate University around April 1. He will lead the Committee on Needs and Resources as it seeks a $13,000,000 endowment and campus additions. Avirett, Amherst College graduate, has a varied career ending with a tenure at Deerfield Academy, and has frequent Troy visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Avirett
Enema Willard School
New York Herald Tribune
Colgate University
Avirett
Troy
Zissen Welser
Emma Wizard School
Cherry
Colgate, Me
Everett Cas
Amherst College
Chicago
University of Chicago
Deerfeld Academy
Fuchs Set To Face Trial On Atomic Spy Charges
London reports Dr Klaus Fuchs a 38 year old German born physicist will go on trial tomorrow at the central criminal court Bailey on charges of passing atomic secrets related to the atom and hydrogen bombs. Lord Goddard will preside with Sir Hartley Shawcross prosecuting and Derek Curtis Bennet leading the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UBJ
Klaus Fuchs
Britain
Soa Bailey
Central Criminal Court
Lord Goddard
Hartley Shawcross
Bureau Notes Slump In Tax Collections
The Internal Revenue Bureau reported January tax receipts fell by 214,035,339 from a year earlier. Collections totaled 3,464,644,003 versus 3,679,500,432 in January 1948. Declines came from income taxes on individuals and corporations. gains came from alcohol, tobacco, manufacturing excise, and miscellaneous taxes. Angel Falls in Venezuela is described with a cliff more than half a mile high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Troy Official of Telephone Firm Gets Promotion
Joan W. Mone Jr. is named division commercial supervisor of the New York Telephone Co Western Division based in Buffalo. He replaces Donald F. McGuirk in Troy who moves from Troy to Ogdensburg. McGuirk previously served in Syracuse and Buffalo offices and joined the company as an installer in July 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan W. Mone, Jr
New York Telephone Co
Buffalo
Harvey C. Hollate
Troy
Stone
Donald FR. McGuirk
Gawego
Colgate
Brone
Pacific
China
McGuirk
Syracuse
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stanford Plant Mall
Charles Schmidt
Charles C. Schmidt
Brunswick
William Higgins
Knights of Columbus
Father van Rensselaer Assembly
Anthony Catello
Joseph B. Nial
Mr. Higgins
Peter J. Monaghan
Thomas Fox
James J. McDonnell
Bernard Miron
James S. Sage
Frigidaire
Universal ‘Washers
Magic Ciet
Grand Gas
RCA
Zenith
Motorola
Collins & Magill
Itm
Virett
Beauty Selon
Trey
Wee
Ernie
Bureau
Angel Falls
Venezuela
William William G. Avirety
WWE
Waltey, Egrata
Saeto Atte, George AM
Lbany
Saaal-' Siudler
Henry
Mantell
Ol Bial. Gee
Dia Avn
Universal
Henry St. Montell
Henry Or
Nacadoal
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!