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Proctor, Bernard Emerson was born on May 5, 1901 in Malden, Massachusetts, United States. Son of Arthur L. and Vina (Dolloff) Proctor.
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Bernard Emerson Proctor
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Bernard Emerson Proctor, American educator, food technologist. Recipient of the Nicholas Appert medal, 1957. Fellow American Public Health Association; member of American Association for the Advancement of Science, American Chemical Society, Society American Bacteriologists, Institute Food Technologist (president 1952-1953), American Society Refrigeration Engineers, Sigma Xi.; Club: Cosmos (Washington, District of Columbia) Baptist.
Education
Bachelor of Science, Massachusetts Institute Technology, 1923, Doctor of Philosophy, 1927.
Career
Instructor biochemistry school medicine, Boston University, 1923-1927. Instructor, later professor food technical, Massachusetts Institute Technology, 1926. Head department food technical, since 1952.
Consultant to the United States Public Health service, since 1951. Consultant food development research and professor director food research Office Question Manager, General United States Army.
Membership
Fellow American Public Health Association. Member of American Association for the Advancement of Science, American Chemical Society, Society American Bacteriologists, Institute Food Technologist (president 1952-1953), American Society Refrigeration Engineers, Sigma Xi. Club: Cosmos (Washington, District of Columbia) Baptist.
Connections
Married Miriam H. Patten, October 18, 1924.
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American