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REPORTS ON MARRIAOE
In reporting thrir marriage, under the provisions of paragraph 70,
Station Regulations, eniployees are also requested to state the given name
and telegraphic address of the wife or husband, as the caae may be, in
order that the Central Office record showing thc “full name, relationship,
and telegraphic uddrrse of next of kin or lcgal heir” may be kept
Up to date.
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FEDERAL BUSINESS ASSOCIATION8
Weather Bureau officials have been elected or appointed to office in
local Federal Business Associations aa follows:
Mr. Frank Jermin, Duluth, elected vioe president; Mr. Harry Raynes,
Macon, reelected president.
DEPARTMENTAL CLUB
Mr. 0. T. Lay, Chicago, has been reelected secretary-tremurer of the
u. S. D. A. Club.
DEATHS
Mr. Eugene E. Brady, who wm retired in August, 1980, after a period
of about 18 years of service in the Weather Bureau, died at his home in
Ncw Orleans on December 10, 1932. A notice of retirement and outline
of service will be found in ‘I’OPICS AND PIERNNNIEL for August, 1950.
Mr. lIerbcrt W. McMunus, printer at the Portltmd, Oreg., station,
died 1)ecrmbcr 26, 1932. He was born at Fort Pierre, S. Dak., Ootoher
16, 1881. Mr. McManus entered the Weather Bureau service on
April 23, 1914, and served continuously at the Portland station.
Mr. J. Pemberton Slaughtcr, in charge of the Oklahoma City, Okla.,
station, died on December 22, 1932. He WRS born in King Williarri
County, Va., October E), 1868. He entered the Signal Corps at Washington,
1). C., on August 17, 1883. He later served aa assistant at
noston, Augusta, Brownsville, Prrscot