Additional material on Tyler W. Miller

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ADDITIONAL MATERIAL ON TrLER W. MII,LER

Tyler W. Miller, assistant superintendent of the Scottsbluff, Nebranm factory of the Great Weatern Sugar Compmy, was appointed &\iperintendent of the Northern Ohio Sugar COm,p:3J.ly factory at Findlay,

Ohio, effective June 1.

Mr. Miller, son of

s.

T. tiller, veteran Great Western factory superintendent, was born in Colorado and gra.dum.ted from Colorado Univer-sity, majoring in chemistry. Be entered e ~ service in 1940 as

chemist and special analyst. From 1942 to 1945 he served in the chemical warfare service, overseas 16 months in Africa. and Italy as e. staf'f

oergeant.

Mr. Miller resumed com.pan,,y vork in 1945 as a chemist at Scottsbluff', follow1ng vbieh promotions took him to JMontm:ia, then back to three

Nebraska ta.etories vhere be baa been assistant superintenclent since 1953. lie was married to Helen Eliza.beth Muvell in 1941. They have

two c!aughters, Kathleen,

9,

and CbristiDe.,

7.

Mr. Miller ia a member

ot

Delta Tau Delta and the bonore:ry chemical fraternity Alpha Chi Sisna and a member of the Episeopa.l.:l&n church.

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Miller, superintendent at Mitchell, was adYanoed

in the same position to the Guring factory. He succeeds·

Jaok

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Powell, ,mo wan moved earlier this year to the

General Off ice.

Miller vas at Mitchell

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for three years. PreYiously

he

was superintendent nt Findlay, from

1956

to

1961,

where

be led the Ohio factory to 1 ts first Pennant in the oampai·gn

or

1959-60.

As an assistant superintendent, Miller serYed at Scottsbluf

from

1954

to

1956

and nt Mitchell from

195J

to

1954.

Hd was

chief chemist at Bayard in

19.52

and a5

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8ni foreman .there

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dne year earlier.

Miller's previous experience was on the chemical staff.

He vas assistant chemist at Billings from

1946

to

19.51

and

briefly at Scottsbluf! in

1945,

lllb.en he returned from overseas

duty with the Army as El staff sergeant in chemical warfare.

Before the war, he worked in the labs at Scottsbluff and

Brush. Miller began his continous service in

1940,

but·

worked summers at Lyman from

19J)

to

19).5.

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