Person

Fidge, Edward Leonard (1897 - 1933)

Born
17 May 1897
Hopetoun, Victoria, Australia
Died
31 May 1933
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Occupation
Chemist

Summary

Edward Fidge taught science at various schools around Victoria and was a lecturer in chemistry at Melbourne's Working Men's College.

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Chronology

1921
Education - ASMB, Ballarat School of Mines
1923 - 1927
Career position - Science Teacher in Victoria
1925
Education - Bachelor of Science (BSc), University of Melbourne
1927 - 1930
Career position - Chemist at the Munitions Supply Laboratories, Maribyrnong
1930 - 1933
Career position - Lecturer in Chemistry at the Working Men's College

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