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Daily mobs (1100 E.S.T.) were beyn at ISavana, Cuba, on September 9,1944.
This station is operated similarly to the t h e Mexloan stations under tha
program of cooperation wlth the American Ibpublics. The reports am trans-
mitted over the tele-e circuits and copies of the records i\ldshed the
Weatbr Bureau.
The mob work at h d Junction, Colo., is being txnnsfermd fran tho
Armg to the Weather beau. Twlqe daily scheduled observations by the Reather
Bureau are expeoted to begln about October l, 1944.
CAA STATIONS AT KHIGH WATHF:R BUWAU IBQ'LOlXIC3 AFE BZNO ASSIONED
Plans for the assigmnt of Weather Bureau personnel to relieve CM p e ~
sonnel of a portion of weather observing duties at ChanutS ani Lobo, Kans.,
have been changed. In lieri of these stations, Wsather Bureau peram1 hve
been nsaigned to St. Joseph, KO., (Airport), effective August 16, 1944. fir
tbr details relative to this project may be founrl in the Janm4 and April
1944 isn10a or TOPICS AND PE~NNEL.
ESTARLISMfNT OF FIRST-OSUIER STATION
Effective July 20, 1944, a firstorder station was established at Ladngtan,
Ky., in lieu of the ainray and special meteomlogiaal station at that
point. The observational pmgm cmsists of hourly surface reports (durlng
daylight hours) with 3- and Ghourly additive data.
CIDSNO OF FIIBT-OFDER SIATION
The fY.rsholder hourly reporting station at Lakeview, Omg., was clod
at the tednation of August 16, 1944. In lieu thereof a 9- and Ghourly s~n,
optic reporting station was established at the same location.
YOVINC) OF FIItSP-OFDER STATION
Effectiva bwust 9, 1944, the Mrst-order station at w, Calif., was
moved to Red Blriff, Calif, Tho observational pmgxwn consists of hourly sup
face reports with 3- and Ghuurly additive data, and pilotballoon obssrrs.
tions.