Background
Mullins, Richard Austin was born on April 22, 1918 in Seelyville, Indiana, United States. Son of Fred A. and Ethel (Zenor) Mullins.
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Richard Austin Mullins
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Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering, Rose Polytechnic Institute, 1940. Postgraduate, Yale, 1942—1943.
Career
November 1982); children— Scott Alan, Mark Earl. Chemist, Ayrshire Collieries Corporation, Brazil, Indiana, 1940-1949. Chief chemist Fairview Collieries Corporation, Danville, Illinois, 1949-1954.
Preparations manager Enos Coal Mining Company, Oakland City, Indiana, 1954-1972, Enoco Collieries, Inc., Bruceville, Indiana, 1954-1962. Mining engineer Kings Station Coal Corporation. Manager analytical procedures Old Ben Coal Corporation, 1973-1984.
Retired, 1984. American Mining Congress consultant to American Standards Association and International Organisation for Standards, 1960-1974. Member industrial consultant committee Indiana Geological Survey, 1958-1972. Member organizing committee 5th International Coal Preparation Congress, Pittsburgh, 1966.
Membership
Member industrial consultant committee Indiana Geological Survey, 1958-1972. Member organizing committee 5th International Coal Preparation Congress, Pittsburgh, 1966. Member of executive board Buffalo Trace council Boy Scouts American, also.
Served with Army of the United States, 1942-1946. Member American Institute of Mining, Metallurgy, and Petroleum Engineers (life. Member, Resident Advisor Glenn award 1985), American Chemical Society, National Society Professional Engineers (life.
Mason, Elk. honorary founder, Elks National Foundation.
Connections
Married Margaret Ann Dellacca, November 27, 1946 (deceased November 1982). Children: Scott Alan, Mark Earl.
Awards
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Decorated Medaille de la France Liberee (France). Recipient Eagle Scout award, Boy Scouts American, 1935, Silver Beaver award, 1962, Wood Badge Beads award, 1960. Outstanding Community Svc. award Princeton Civitan Club, 1964. Engineer of Year award Southwest chapter Indiana Society Professional Engineers, 1965. Prince of Princeton award Princeton Chamber of Commerce, 1981, Sagamore of the Wabash award Indiana governor R.D. Orr, 1984. Registered profile engineer, Indiana, Illinois, registered professional land surveyor.Decorated Medaille de la France Liberee (France). Recipient Eagle Scout award, Boy Scouts American, 1935, Silver Beaver award, 1962, Wood Badge Beads award, 1960. Outstanding Community Svc. award Princeton Civitan Club, 1964.
Engineer of Year award Southwest chapter Indiana Society Professional Engineers, 1965. Prince of Princeton award Princeton Chamber of Commerce, 1981, Sagamore of the Wabash award Indiana governor R.D. Orr, 1984. Registered profile engineer, Indiana, Illinois, registered professional land surveyor.