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Raymond Logan Albrook Sr.

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Raymond Logan Albrook Sr.

Birth
Delhi, Delaware County, Iowa, USA
Death
14 May 1957 (aged 54)
Pullman, Whitman County, Washington, USA
Burial
Pullman, Whitman County, Washington, USA
Plot
Block 7 AOUW, Lot 18, Grave 3
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He was the son of Morrel G. Albrook and Laura South Albrook.
On June 9, 1932 as Raymond Logan Albrook, he married Hope Gwen Boomer at Fremont, Nebraska.
They were the parents of one child.

The Albrook Hydraulics Laboratory at Washington State University in Pullman, Washington is named after Raymond Albrook. According to Washington State University he was a starch chemist.

BA, State University of Iowa, 1930
MS, State University of Iowa, 1931

Walla Walla Union Bulletin
Wednesday, May 15, 1957
Research Prof at WSC Dies
Pullman, Washington. Dr. Raymond L. Albrook, 54, Director of the Division of Industrial Research at Washington State College died in a hospital here Tuesday after an illness of more than a year. Dr. Albrook came to WSC in 1948 as a chemist in the engineering experiment station and set up research work on facsimile transmission of weather maps between Pullman and the island of Guam. He was promoted to Director of Industrial Research in 1949 and has been in charge of the college's research program for Northwest industry in the Institute of Technology. He is survived by his wife and one son [Raymond L. Albrook, 1939-2014].
He was the son of Morrel G. Albrook and Laura South Albrook.
On June 9, 1932 as Raymond Logan Albrook, he married Hope Gwen Boomer at Fremont, Nebraska.
They were the parents of one child.

The Albrook Hydraulics Laboratory at Washington State University in Pullman, Washington is named after Raymond Albrook. According to Washington State University he was a starch chemist.

BA, State University of Iowa, 1930
MS, State University of Iowa, 1931

Walla Walla Union Bulletin
Wednesday, May 15, 1957
Research Prof at WSC Dies
Pullman, Washington. Dr. Raymond L. Albrook, 54, Director of the Division of Industrial Research at Washington State College died in a hospital here Tuesday after an illness of more than a year. Dr. Albrook came to WSC in 1948 as a chemist in the engineering experiment station and set up research work on facsimile transmission of weather maps between Pullman and the island of Guam. He was promoted to Director of Industrial Research in 1949 and has been in charge of the college's research program for Northwest industry in the Institute of Technology. He is survived by his wife and one son [Raymond L. Albrook, 1939-2014].

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