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James Ford

1922 M.I.Min.E., F.G.S., Civil and Mining Engr., Geologist and Oil Boring Technologist, 19, Regent Square, Doncaster. Consulting Engineer, Oilfields of England, Ltd., London; Consulting Engineer, Coal and Iron Development Syndicate; Mining Engineer, Retford Coal Syndicate, London; Advising :Engineer on Coal and Carbon Distillation and Shale Oil Production; Min. Research. War Services.—Inspector of Steel and Munitions.


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