Webster, Major William Henry Albert, (18 Oct. 1884–14 July 1968), Representative of Port of London Authority in S. Africa since 1945; Chief Police Officer, Port of London Authority, 1926, also, on outbreak of War, 1939, commissioned in TA Reserve of Officers and appointed Security Control Officer for Port of London; in 1942 attached to British Military Mission S. Africa as

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Webster, Major William Henry Albert, (18 Oct. 1884–14 July 1968), Representative of Port of London Authority in S. Africa since 1945; Chief Police Officer, Port of London Authority, 1926, also, on outbreak of War, 1939, commissioned in TA Reserve of Officers and appointed Security Control Officer for Port of London; in 1942 attached to British Military Mission S. Africa as

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"Webster, Major William Henry Albert, (18 Oct. 1884–14 July 1968), Representative of Port of London Authority in S. Africa since 1945; Chief Police Officer, Port of London Authority, 1926, also, on outbreak of War, 1939, commissioned in TA Reserve of Officers and appointed Security Control Officer for Port of London; in 1942 attached to British Military Mission S. Africa as Security Liaison Officer (Col); retd 1945; of the Inner Temple, Barrister-at-Law" published on by Oxford University Press.

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