Roger, Sir Alexander, (30 Jan. 1878–4 April 1961), Hon. President: British Insulated Callender’s Cables, Ltd; Automatic Telephone &amp; Electric Co. Ltd; formerly Deputy Chairman of the Midland Bank Ltd (retired, 1959); Chairman Telephone and General Trust Ltd, and several Telephone operating companies in Portugal and the West Indies until 1960; Vice-President Federation of British Industries; Vice-President Anglo-Portuguese Society

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Roger, Sir Alexander, (30 Jan. 1878–4 April 1961), Hon. President: British Insulated Callender’s Cables, Ltd; Automatic Telephone & Electric Co. Ltd; formerly Deputy Chairman of the Midland Bank Ltd (retired, 1959); Chairman Telephone and General Trust Ltd, and several Telephone operating companies in Portugal and the West Indies until 1960; Vice-President Federation of British Industries; Vice-President Anglo-Portuguese Society

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"Roger, Sir Alexander, (30 Jan. 1878–4 April 1961), Hon. President: British Insulated Callender’s Cables, Ltd; Automatic Telephone & Electric Co. Ltd; formerly Deputy Chairman of the Midland Bank Ltd (retired, 1959); Chairman Telephone and General Trust Ltd, and several Telephone operating companies in Portugal and the West Indies until 1960; Vice-President Federation of British Industries; Vice-President Anglo-Portuguese Society" published on by Oxford University Press.

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