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 English AACR2 Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules Person created 1997-10-24 human Rosanne Walker updated 2019-12-13 human https://www.eoas.info/biogs/P002998b.htm person Matthews Frederick Arnold AACR2 1890 14 July 1980 Place of Birth Glebe, New South Wales, Australia Analytical chemist Frederick Matthews worked for Elliott Bros (later Elliotts and Australian Drug Co., then Drug Houses of Australia) 1907-1961. During World War II he won high praise from the medical profession and leading hospitals for the quality and quantity of ampoules and soluvacs which he devised and produced for use in blood transfusion equipment.

Born Glebe, New South Wales 1890. Died Chatswood, 14 July 1980. Educated Sydney Technical College (Diploma in Organic Chemistry). Elliott Bros (later Elliotts and Australian Drug Co., then Drug Houses of Australia) 1907-61, working at Balmain, then in O'Connell Street, Sydney and finally in his own laboratory at Rosebery.

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