Background
Maltby, Frederick Lathrop was born on December 14, 1917 in Bradford, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of Fred Lathrop and Nellie (Brown) Maltby.
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Frederick Lathrop Maltby
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Frederick Lathrop Maltby, American Engineering executive. Recipient Product Advancement award Pollution Engineering, 1979, 5 Star award, 1980. Fellow Instrument Society American (Standards and Practices Honors award 1971); member Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, International Electrotech. Commission (CT-31 advising committee), American Physical Society, American Institute Physics, National Fire Protection Association, Sigma Xi.
Education
Bachelor of Science in General Engineering, Grove City College, 1940. Postgraduate, Cornell University, 1942. Master of Arts in Nuclear Physics, University Buffalo, 1943.
Career
Assistant professor, U. Buffalo, New York, 1942-1944; technical director and chief project engineer, Bristol Company, Waterbury, Connecticut, 1944-1952; technical director Fielden Division, Robert Shaw Controls, Philadelphia, 1952-1957; founder, Drexelbrook Cons., Jenkintown, Pennsylvania, 1957-1963; president, Drexelbrook Engineering, Horsham, Pennsylvania, 1963-1991; chief Executive officer, Chairman of the Board, Drexelbrook Engineering, Horsham, Pennsylvania, since 1991.
Membership
Fellow Instrument Society of America (Standards and Practices Honors award 1971). Member Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, International Electrotech. Commission (CT-31 advisory committee), American Physical Society, American Institute Physics, National Fire Protection Association, Sigma Xi.
Connections
Married Mildred Maltby, May 6, 1944 (deceased 2006). Children: Lewis, Laura.
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Nationality
American
Awards
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Recipient Product Advancement award Pollution Engineering, 1979, 5 Star award, 1980, Outstanding Technical Achievement award, Instrumentation, Systems, & Automation Society, 2000.Recipient Product Advancement award Pollution Engineering, 1979, 5 Star award, 1980, Outstanding Technical Achievement award, Instrumentation, Systems, & Automation Society, 2000.