Paper about the derivation, cultivation, growth and variations of jute.

Probably written by Mr Galloway and appears to have been presented at a symposium given by the Dundee Jute Trade to a delegation from ICI Ltd, 9th January 1945

Mr Neil Clark was an employee of ICI for many years. After serving in the Marines during WW2 he returned to ICI initially at Winsford (a salt town) and later at Winnington near Northwich which was the regional headquarters of ICI at that time.

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Mr Neil Clark was an employee of ICI for many years. After serving in the Marines during WW2 he returned to ICI initially at Winsford (a salt town) and later at Winnington near Northwich which was the regional headquarters of ICI at that time.

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Description compiled by Jennifer Johnstone, Archive Trainee, April 2009

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