furnaceman

Jones was a tinplate furnaceman by occupation and lived in Taibach all his life.

He was the son of Arthur Jack Maddox, a furnaceman at an aluminium plant.

His first job "at an early age" was in the scrap mill; from there, he became a puddler, then a furnaceman, then foreman.

Mucklow worked as a furnaceman.

Widely known artist received for the painting "Furnaceman" (1954, Tretyakov Gallery).

Identified by Leo Daniels, a furnaceman at the glass works, as being blown by him prior to the full mechanization of the company.

James Reid, Leading Furnaceman, William Beardmore & Company Ltd.

Her father was a furnaceman and she attended the University of Wales where she obtained a B.A. and went into teaching.

Whale was born in Dudley, England, the sixth of the seven children of William, a blast furnaceman, and Sarah, a nurse.

Ernest Charles Harris, Furnaceman, Capper Pass and Son Ltd., Bristol.

John Royden Maddox was born at Penlleergaer, near Swansea, on November 27 1925, the son of a furnaceman at an aluminium plant.

Jim Rasmussen, a 33-year-old furnaceman in a St. Paul lead foundry, was doing fine as long as the gulf war lasted because bombs need lead and prices were high.

Chihiro first tries the crotchety, spiderish old coal furnaceman (David Ogden Stiers), then goes right to the top: Yubaba (Suzanne Pleshete), the aforementioned aged spinster.

The appearance of a new hero, a new image of working man in Soviet art of the 1950s was connected with painting "Furnaceman" and other works by artist Mikhail Trufanov.

Michael Flanagan, a furnaceman at the pithead, reported that Cleland said "the indicator was wrong" and Flanagan observed that the indicator was further down than it should have been.

"I'm an ex-blast furnaceman myself, blast furnaces take up a lot of energy, they gobble it up to be honest, and they do use a lot of coal so it makes sense."

He decided, after mature deliberation, that the magnetic separation of low-grade ores on a colossal scale at a low cost was the only practical way of supplying the furnaceman with a high quality of iron ore.

Now Sebastian is dead, long dead, and Alix is married to Brian Bowen, son of a saw polisher, grandson of a furnaceman, and often sits with him on an old settee in her stockinged feet.

When his third child was born in Glaisdale he was a Furnaceman probably working at the iron works that had been established in Glaisdale or on the lime kilns that were around the ironstone mines in this district.

The Onset of World War II interrupted Latham's development but as he worked as a furnaceman in Sheffield's steel works, a reserved occupation, he was able to continue to play for United and was a regular starter at left-back during the war years.

Job was a mills furnaceman, Arthur was a strip mill roller, David was a mills loader, Harold was a rolling mills manipulator and Tom was a plant furnaceman who later went on to become head of the wages department in 1929.