Departmental Notes of Interest to Uncle Sam's Army
Departmental notes report travel by G V Pier agrostologist to study wilt disease of okra across Kansas Oklahoma New Mexico Arizona and Pacific coast states. A P Yerkes left for Fremont Neb to observe farm equipment study. Numerous bureau staff changes include transfers promotions resignations and temp appointments across navigation fisheries standards foreign commerce lighthouse service and the census.
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Uncle Sam
Agoreatown
G. V. Pier
Policie
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Pacific Coast
A. P. Yerkes
Fremont
Nebr
Agriculture notes on Virginia clover trials and staff moves
J M Wingate travels to Richmond and Fredericksburg for crimson clover and grass clover seeding experiments in home pastures. C A Waite returns from Ohio leave. W H Kerr heads to Philadelphia and New York on official business. G A Nahstoll makes a ten day trip to Riverhead New York and Dover Delaware to study cooperative accounting. Charles B Bassett returns from Michigan. Oscar B Jesness named scientific assistant in farm economics. Miss Caroline Sherman takes a vacation. Cornelia Lyne transferred to market office. Charles L Carson moves to markets from plant industry.
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J. M. Wingate
Richmond
Fredericksburg
Virginia
G. A. Nahstoll
Office of Markets
Riverhead
N. Y
Dover, del
Charles B. Bassett
Michigan
Oscar B. Jesness
St. Paul
Minn
Mizs
Caroline B. Sherman
Mbrarian
Cornelia Lyne
Bureau of Animal ’Industry
Office of Market
Post Office Staff Take Rest on Various Vacations
Agricultural and postal staffers take summer breaks visiting sites across New Jersey New York Georgia Florida and Pennsylvania. Names include D A Brodie L W Kephart F L Mulford Ola Powell Creswell and S Mattison with trips ranging from Ocean Grove to Baltimore and the Jersey shore as well as vacations in Georgia Alabama Mississippi and New England states.
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D. A. Brodie
Frorence Smith
Newton
N. J
New York
Ocean L
P. Byars
Grove, N. J
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
L. W. Kephart
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New England
Ola Powell
Mary al Creswell
Baltimore
Two Moons Visits Indian Office After Wildwood Meeting
Northern Cheyenne hereditary chief Two Moons accompanied by Interpreter Milton Whiteman visits the Indian Office returning from a Red Men’s meeting at Wildwood New Jersey. The report notes a series of brief staff leave and transfer announcements within the Internal Revenue Bureau and related divisions.
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Two Moons
Milton Whiteman
Indian Office
Red Men's Organization
Wildwood
N. J
Little Big Horn
Cualer
Labor Department announces week of internal promotions and transfers
The Labor Department lists promotions for Thomas R. Carter to special agent salary 1600, C A Bell to statistical expert, Misa Karoline Klager to 1400, and RS Billups to 150. It notes transfers to the children's bureau from the Philippine civil service and Interior Department, plus several temporary appointments and a long roster of probationary, reinstatement, promotion, transfer, and resignations approved by Secretary Lane, including staff across Indian, Bureau of Immigration, Education, and other offices.
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Department of Labor
Thomas R. Carter
Bureau of Labor Statistics
C. A. Bell
RS. Billups
Misa Karoline Klager
Stella BR. Schenck
Philippine Civil Service
Children's Bureau
Nettie B. Browne
Department of the Interior
W. J. Humphries
Bureau of Immigration
Division of Information
Anna C. Mason
Children’s Bureau
Jenuie F. Gilchriet
Department of Agriculture
Department
Andrea Basile
San Diego
Cal
Marc L. Severe
Bureau of Naturalization
Mabel M. Daviser
Henry M. Gretsch
Lane
Patent of Bee
Robert BH
Adama
Olmois
Examiner
Benoit L. Lager
New York
General Land Office
Joseph Hitman
Alabama
Patent Office
Edward S. Wood
Mississippi
Indian Office
Isaac C. Foster
Virginia
Arthur W. Brown
Missouri
Turin B. Boone
Texas
Charles C. Beyer
Kansas
Lillian B. Clarke
Ginia
James E. McCabe
Massachusetts
Virginia A. Robinson
Oklahoma
Archibald Saunders
Amy W. Burgstrom
Nebraska
Donald A. Rothrock
General
Raymond F. Cook
Ohto
Division of Publications
Pension Office
Walter J. Butterworth
Bureau of Navigation
Department of Commerce
George B. Holmes
District of Columbia
Bureau of Plant Industry
Bureau of Mines
Helen G. McGown
Government Printing Office
Mabel I. Shea
Roscoe M. Packard
Tennessee
Charles W. Powers
Vermont
Francis B. Allen
Pennsylvania
War Department Notices of Postal Staff News
War era dispatch lists several postal employees on leave or returning to duty from various locations. It notes Mrd N 8 Tournier traveling to New York for her mother’s illness, Lt Col Henry Hodges Jr slated for promotion and relief from staff duty, and multiple staff on leave in places like Cape May Newark Ohio Maine and North Carolina. The brief item also mentions reassignment and vacations among registered mails and division staff with return dates ranging within weeks.
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Mrd
Tournier
New York
Henry ©. Hodges, Jr
Infantry
Blackley
Cape May
Ww. B. Allen
District of Columbia
Charles W. Harper
North Carolina
J. B. Nutter
Division of Classification
Auburn
W. Va
Tong
Riker & Hegeman’s
Military personnel on leave and travel notes in Atlantic City and abroad
Edgar Jadwin and James A. Randall take extended leaves at home and in the United States. Capt Robert R. Ralston sails to Europe with relief for American tourists aboard the Tennessee. Maj I L Hunt returns from Santo Domingo and Porto Rico. Col and Mrs Charles Walcutt Jr visit Atlantic City. Herbert S Flynn spends vacation in Pottsville. Miss Mary Feeney returns from Atlantic City. Lieut Jose Rodriguez McKee returns from the Bureau of Insular Affairs.
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Andrew G. Pollock
Jner
Pittsburgh
Bureauships
Indian Bureau
Winifred B. Allen
Ohio
Mary Margaret
Edgar Jadwin
Corps of Engineers
Pennsylvania
Robert R. Ralston
Europe
U.S. S
Tennessee
New York
Maj
I. L. Hunt
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Santo Domingo
Porto Rico
Charles €. Walcutt, Jr
Atlantic City
Herbert, S.flynn
Aignal
Potteville
Clerical Leave Shifts at Labor Bureau and Immigration
Frederic Harnden of the Bureau of Labor Statistics receives 71 days unpaid leave. In Baltimore, P. N. Stumpf’s absence prompts temporary replacement by G. A. Malone. Stumpf will be away one month. A. G. Phelps from the appointment division travels with his family for a two week stay at Asbury Park.
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Hattie B. McFarland
Bureau of Animal Industry
Charles B. Corey
Bu-' Reau of
Animal Industry
New Hampshire
Tom E. King
Division of Distilled Spirits
Internal Revenue Bureau
Fshing
Canada
Edward Tintern
Immigration Bureau
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Frederic Harnden
Bureau of Labor Statistics
P. N. Stumpf
Immigration
Baltimore
G. A. Malone
Mr. Stumpf
A. G. Phelps
Asbury Park
Consuls and diplomats on annual leave amid war news
State Department notes list several consuls on leave or en route to posts. E. D. Winslow of Copenhagen left New York for his post after a New York visit. Paris deputy consul general Charles Piarrly awaits orders in Washington. Guam consul Thomas Woetter returns to Fort Wayne after leave. Tampico consul Clarence A. Miller vacationing in Kansas City and New York. Bangkok secretary William Welker Smith seeks return amid European war restrictions. Vienna officials Denby and Smith return to posts or hasten home due to the war crisis.
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E. D. Winslow
Copenhagen
Denmark
Chicago
New York
Bla Post
Charles P. Piarrly
Paris
Augusta
Washington
State Department
Thomas Woetter
Guam
Venezuela
Fort Warne
Ind
Clarence A. Miller
Tampico
Mexico
Kansas City
New York City
William Welker Smith
Bangkok
Siam
Smith
States
Vienna
England
A. Grant Smith
Been
Charles Denby
Detroit
War Correspondent's Trial in Belgium Under Modern Controls
Brussels Aug 15 A war correspondent describes the modern checkpoints he faced while traveling four miles around Liege. He was stopped 63 times by police civil guards soldiers and peasants and carried eleven different permits several with his photograph.
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Brussels
Liege
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