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Opened in April 1922 at Didsbury, near Manchester.
It owes its origin to meetings held in Manchester, during the period of the war, at which it was generally agreed that many investigations were needed in the cotton industry, and that any extensive system of research necessitated an improvement in the facilities for education. As the result of these meetings, it was decided to form a body called The British Cotton Industry Research Association which would be open to British corporations and firms engaged in any of the branches of the cotton industry and to corporate federations.[1]
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Sources of Information
- ↑ The Engineer 1922/04/07