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DECEMBER 1, 1946
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
WASHINGTON \ 1947
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE
Publication 2746
Biographies are included for Ambassadors, Ministers, all Foreign Serv-
ice officers, all Foreign Service Reserve officers, and Foreign Service
Staff officers of class twelve and above. Additional information regard-
ing the Foreign Service of the United States may be found in the quarterly
Foreign Service List, published by the Department of State and also for
sale by the Superintendent of Documents. All American diplomatic and
Foreign Service officers are listed in that publication at their respective
posts ; their classification and dates of appointment are given ; and there
is also included the tariff of Foreign Service fees, a description of
consular districts, and a table of retired Foreign Service officers receiving
annuities.
Biographies are shown for Department employees in professional grade
four and above and clerical, administrative, and fiscal grade eleven and
above. In the ORGANIZATION OF THE DEPARTMENT employees in
professional grade two and above and clerical, administrative, and fiscal
grade seven and above are included.
Please report to the Division of Publications of
the Department any error found in this Register.
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CONTENTS
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ORGANIZATION OF THE DEPARTMENT 1
Secretary of State 1
Special Assistant to the Secretary for Press Relations 1
Special Assistant to the Secretary for Research and Intelligence. 2
Special Assistant to the Secretary for International Organization and Security Affairs 3
Under Secretary of State 3
Under Secretary of State for Economic Affairs 3
Counselor of the Department 4
Assistant Secretary of State for Administration 4
Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs 4
Assistant Secretary of State for American Republic Affairs. . 5
Assistant Secretary of State for Occupied Areas* 5
Assistant Secretary of State for Economic Affairs 6
Office of the Legal Adviser 7
Secretary's Staff Committee , 8
Central Secretariat 8
Office of European Affairs 9
Division of British Commonwealth Affairs 9
Division of Eastern European Affair* 10
Division of Central European Affairs 10
Division of Southern European Affairs 11
Division of Northern European Affairs 11
Division of Western European Affairs 12
Division of Research for Europe .. ... 13
Office of Far Eastern Affairs .. . . 15
Division of Chinese Affairs 16
Division of Japanese Affairs 16
Division of Southeast Asian Affairs 17
Division of Philippine Affairs - 17
Division of Research for Far East 18
Office of Near Eastern and African Affairs 20
Division of Near Eastern Affairs 21
Division of Middle Eastern and Indian Affairs 21
Division of African Affairs 22
Division of Research for Near East and Africa .... 22
Office of American Republic Affairs 23
Division of Mexican Affairs 24
Division of Central America and Panama Affairs 26
Division of Caribbean Affairs 25
Division of Brazilian Affairs 26
Division of River Plate Affairs 26
Division of North and West Coast Affairs , 27
Division of Special Inter- American Affairs 27
Division of Research for American Republics 28
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IV CONTENTS
ORGANIZATION OF THE DEPARTMENT— Continued Page
Office of Special Political Affairs 28
Division of International Organization Affairs 29
Division of International Security Affairs 30
Division of Dependent Area Affairs 31
Office of International Trade Policy 31
International Resources Division 32
Petroleum Division 33
Division of Commercial Policy 34
Division of International Labor, Social, and Health Affairs 36
Office of Financial and Development Policy 37
Division of Financial Affairs 37
Division of Investment and Economic Development . 38
Division of Lend-Lease and Surplus War Property Affairs 39
Office of Economic Security Policy 39
Division of Economic Security Controls 40
Division of German and Austrian Economic Affairs 41
Division of Japanese and Korean Economic Affairs 42
Office of Foreign Liquidation 43
Office of the Executive Director 43
Administrative Division 43
Aircraft Division 44
Control Division 45
Fiscal and Accounting Division 45
General Disposals Division 46
Legal Division 47
Maritime Division 48
Public Information Division 48
Research and Statistics Division 48
Lend-Lease History Project Division 49
Lend-Lease Operations 49
Belgium-Netherlands Division 49
British Empire and Middle East Division 50
France and French Possessions Division 50
U. S S R. Division 50
Special Areas Division 51
Office of Transport and Communication? 51
Aviation Division 51
Shipping Division 52
Telecommunications Division 53
Office of Public Affairs •. 54
Division of Public Liaison 54
Division of Public Studies 55
Division of Historical Policy Research 55
Division of Publications 56
Office of International Information and Cultural Affairs 57
International Press and Publications Division 59
International Broadcasting Division. ." 61
International Motion Pictures Division 65
Division of International Exchange of Persons 66
Division of Libraries and Institutes 67
Area Division I - Europe 67
Area Division II - Near East and Africa 68
Area Division III - Far East 69
Area Division IV- American Republics 69
Area Division V - Occupied Areas 70
CONTENTS V
ORGANIZATION OF THE DEPARTMENT— Continued rage
Director General of the Foreign Service. 71
Office of the Foreign Service 71
Division of Foreign Service Planning 71
Division of Foreign Service Personnel 72
Division of Training Services 74
Division of Foreign Reporting Services 75
Division of Foreign Service Administration 75
Division of Foreign Buildings Operations 78
Office of Departmental Administration 79
Regional Administrative Offices - New York and San Francisco. 79
Division of Management Planning 80
Division of Departmental Personnel 81
Division of Central Services 82
Division of Communications and Records 85
Division of Cryptography 86
Division of Coordination and Review 86
Di vision of Protocol 87
Division of International Conferences 87
Central Translating Division 88
Presentation Division 89
Office of Budget and Finance 90
Division of Budget . 90
Division of Finance 91
UNRRA Division 93
Office of Controls 94
Passport Division 94
Visa Division 95
Special Projects Division 96
Division of Foreign Activity Correlation 97
Munitions Division 97
Office of Intelligence Coordination and Liaison 98
Intelligence Coordination Division , 99
Division of International and Functional Intelligence 100
Division of Map Intelligence and Cartography 101
Office of Intelligence Collection and Dissemination 103
Acquisition and Distribution Division 103
Reference Division 104
Biographic Information Division 105
Caribbean Commission. United States Section 106
Board of the Foreign Service 107
Board of Examiners for the Foreign Service 107
Efficiency Rating Committee 107
United States Delegation to the United Nations 108
ORGANIZATION OF THE FOREIGN SERVICE Ill
BIOGRAPHIES 117
CLASSIFICATION OF THE DEPARTMENT 477
CLASSIFICATION OF THE FOREIGN SERVICE 478
OFFICE SYMBOLS 479
INDEX OF OFFICES AND DIVISIONS 481
GEOGRAPHIC INDEX 483
INDEX OF PERSONS 487
ORGANIZATION OF THE DEPARTMENT
SECRETARY OF STATE (S)
Is responsible for advising and assisting the President in the formulation and execution of United
States foreign policy ; for carrying on, under the President's direction, the official dealings of the United
States with foreign nations; and for facilitating the orderly dealings of other United States Govern-
ment agencies and individuals with those of other nations
George C. Marshall, Secretary oj State
[James F. Byrnes resigned as Secretary of State effective January 20* 1947]
Joseph W. Ballantine, Special Assistant to the Secretary
Charles E. Bohlen,* Special Assistant to the Secretary
R. Borden Reams, Special Assistant to the Secretary
Cassie Connor, Assistant to the Secretary
Bromley K. Smith,* Information Officer
Anna Louise Wiles, Administrative Assistant
Mildred J. Asbjornson Dorothy H. Morgret
Edith Ball Almeda K. Whittle
Blanche R. Ilalla, Assistant to the Secretary
Charles B. Rayner, Adviser on Petroleum Policy
Carlton Savage, Assistant to the Secretary
Alace M. Harvey Velma A. S. Jones Irving L. Thomson
SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO THE SECRETARY FOR PRESS RE-
LATIONS (SA-M)
Is responsible for representing the Secretary and the Department in dealing with the foreign
and domestic press, radio, newsreel, and photographic agencies on news developments and performs
the following functions: (a) serves as personal adviser to the Secretary on press relations; (b) arranges
and assists at press conferences held by the Department; (c) plans, prepares, and effects the release
of information to all news media on the activities and policies of the Department; (d) plans and
executes arrangements for press services and relations at international conferences held in the United
* Foreign Service officer
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States and provides a press officer at international conferences held abroad; (e) prepares the News
Digest and the Foreign Press Summary; and (/) prepares and directs the distribution of clippings,
press releases, and press conference summaries to the Department and Foreign Service.
Michael J. McDermott, Special Assistant to the Secretary
Lincoln White, Executive Assistant to the Special Assistant
Roger W. Tubby, Assistant to the Special Assistant
Reginald P. Mitchell,* Assistant to the Special Assistant
Walter H. Dustmann, Jr., Assistant to the Special Assistant
Eugenia E. Sheats, Administrative Assistant
Wilfred J. Duda Mary R. Holway Joseph W. Reap
Sarah F. Glancy Virginia J. Hudson Frank Standley
Margaret J. Halden John B. Penfold
SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO THE SECRETARY FOR RESEARCH
AND INTELLIGENCE (SA-E)
(Ranks with the Assistant Secretaries)
Is responsible for assuring that the officials of the Department of State are provided with the
foreign political, economic, and other intelligence necessary in the formulation of the foreign policy
of the United States, and, in cooperation with other government agencies, for assisting the National
Intelligence Authority in its function of assuring that the President and othei officials of the Govern-
ment are furnished with the intelligence required for the national security, and (a) advises and assists
the Secretary in the development and implementation of a coordinated program for the procurement
and production of positive foreign intelligence needed by the Department of State; (6) advises and
assists the Secretary in the development and implementation of a comprehensive and coordinated
foreign intelligence program for the United States; (c) directs the Office of Intelligence Coordination
and Liaison and the Office of Intelligence Collection and Dissemination; (d) serves as Chairman of
the Advisory Committee on Intelligence; (e) represents the Secretary of State and the Department
on the Intelligence Advisory Board (to advise the Director of Central Intelligence under the National
Intelligence Authority), the Joint Intelligence Committee of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and other high
level interdepartmental committees, and supervises the Department's participation in such groups.
William A. Eddy, Special Assistant to the Secretary
W. Park Armstrong, Jr., Acting Deputy to the Special Assistant
Forrest McCluney, Executive Assistant
Merritt B. Booth, Special Assistaiit
A. Sidney Buxord, 3d, Special Assistant
Samuel Klaus, Special Assistant
Eleanor J. Goodwin Alton W. Hemba Elise P. Petersilia
SPECIAL PROJECTS STAFF
E. E. Huddleson, Jr., Director
T. Achilles Polyzoides, Acting Deputy Director
William T. Carnahan Elizabeth J. Miller Rosemary Reddick
John H. Crimmins John B. Oliver Frances H. Supper
James R. Gardner Jacqueline S. Owens Nancy C. Wood
Elizabeth A. Grover Charles H Owsley Kenneth T. Young, Jr.
Brewer J. Merriam Robert F. Packard
* Foreign Service officer
ORGANIZATION OF THE DEPARTMENT 3
SPECIAL ADVISER ON GEOGRAPHY
Samuel W. Boggs, Special Adviser
Sophia A. Saucerman AndrS C. Simonpietri
SPECIAL ASSISTANT FOR INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION
AND SECURITY AFFAIRS (SA)
Is responsible for advising and assisting the Secretary; for having general direction of over-all
State Department policies regarding international organization and security affairs; and for super-
vising the formulation and coordination of policy and action relating to such affairs.
— , Special Assistant to the Secretary
UNDER SECRETARY OF STATE (U)
Serves as principal adviser to the Secretary and in the absence of the Secretary serves as Acting
Secretary of State
Dean Acheson, Under Secretary oj State
Herbert S. Marks, Special Assistant to the Under Secretary
Florence K. Kirlin, Special Assistant to the Under Secretary
Barbara Evans, Administrative Assistant
Janie C. Creekmore Gladys E. Schukraft
Amelia R. Kullman Alice M. Young
UNDER SECRETARY OF STATE FOR ECONOMIC
AFFAIRS (U-E)
Is the principal assistant to the Secretary in the formulation and execution of foreign economic
policy as a part of the over-all policy of the United States; and serves as Acting Secretary of State
during the absence of the Secretary and Under Secretary
William L. Clayton, Under Secretary of State for Economic Affairs
George C. McGhee, Special Assistant to the Under Secretary for Economic Affairs
Elizabeth A. Hanna Agatha M. Munhall
Genevieve E. Morin Helene Yuhas
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COUNSELOR OF THE DEPARTMENT (C)
Is responsible for advising and assisting the Secretary in the consideration and solution of
major problems of foreign relations as assigned to him; and serves as Acting Secretary of State in
the absence of the Secretary the Under Secretary, and the Under Secretary for Economic Affairs.
Benjamin V. Cohen, Counselor
Frances M. Leibel, Administrative Assistant
ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE FOR
ADMINISTRATION (A-P)
Is responsible for advising and assisting the Secretary of State in the development and formulation
of over-all organizational, administrative, and budgetary policies for the Department and the Foreign
Service; for executing and implementing policies so developed and formulated; and for providing the
necessary facilities to implement substantative policies approved by the Secretary.
John E. Peurifoy, Acting Assistant Secretary of State
(Donald S. Russell resigned as Assistant Secretary of State effective January 20, 19471
J. Anthony Panuch, Deputy to the Assistant Secretary
Fisher Howe, Executive Secretary, Board of the Foreign Service
William W. Chapman, Jr., Executive Assistant
Kyle B. Mitchell, Jr., Assistant Executive Officer
D. Muriel Kluczny, Personal Assistant to the Assistant Secretary
Geraldine G. Rice, Administrative Assistant
ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE FOR PUBLIC
AFFAIRS (A-B)
Is responsible for formulating the policy and supervising the administration of international
programs for the exchange of information and culture among the peoples of the world and of domestic
programs designed to inform the United States public concerning American foreign relations} and
performs the following functions: (a) is responsible for the public information policy of the Depart-
ment; (b) directs the Department's relations with other government agencies on all matters of public
information policy; and (c) stimulates and facilitates the activities of private information agencies in
the foreign field and of domestic private agencies as they deal with foreign relations
William Benton, Assistant Secretary of State
Charles M. Hulten, Deputy to the Assistant Secretary
John P. Howe, Special Assistant to the Assistant Secretary
Howland Sargeant, Special Assistant to the Assistant Secretary
Joseph M. Jones, Jr., Special Assistant to the Assistant Secretary
Haldore E. Hanson, Executive Assistant to the Assistant Secretary
Oliver McKee, Assistant to the Assistant Secretary
Alice T. Curran, Special Assistant to the Assistant Secretary
Jesse MacKnight, Special Assistant to the Assistant Secretary
R. Edgar Moore, Assistant to the Assistant Secretary
E. Gwendolyn Chambers Mary Kate Garner
Rosalene Honerkamp Lucille M. Gibbons
ORGANIZATION OF THE DEPARTMENT 5
ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE FOR AMERICAN
REPUBLIC AFFAIRS (A-Br)
Is responsible for advising and assisting the Secretary in the formulation and coordination of
policy and action for the conduct of the United States relations with other American republics.
Spruille Braden, Assistant Secretary of State
H. Gerald Smith, Special Assistant to the Assistant Secretary
James H. Wright.* Special Assistant to the Assistant Secretary
Carmen C. Fox, Personal Assistant to the Assistant Secretary
Thomas H. Englesby, Executive Officer
Ann K. Hartwell Jewell Noakes Dorothy G. Stakem
Viola M. Keskinen Janie W Payne Sammie M. Venable
ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE FOR OCCUPIED
AREAS (A-H)
Is responsible for coordinating State Department policy and assisting in the formulation of
Government policy with respect to the occupation and government of occupied areas; for coordinating
policy with respect to arms and armaments matters; for formulating policy and coordinating action
with respect to refugees and displaced persons; for coordinating policy questions coming before the
Far Eastern Commission, and performs the following functions (c) coordinates the development of
United States policy for public administration matters in occupied areas; (6) coordinates the develop-
ment of United States disarmament and security policy in occupied areas ; (c) coordinates the develop-
ment of United States policy for standards of living and economic matters in the occupied areas:
(d) coordinates the development of United States policy for financial matters in the occupied areas,
including valuation of currency, exchange rates, taxation, and budgetary problems; (e) coordinates
and expedites development of United States policy for arms and armament matters; (/) coordinates
political-military problems of the State, War and Navy Departments; and {g) formulates United
States policy and coordinates action with respect to refugees and displaced persons.
John H. Hilldring, Assistant Secretary of State
Ernest A. Gross, Special Assistant to the Assistant Secretary
Harlow J. Heneman, Special Assistant to the Assistant Secretary
Warde M. Cameron, Executive Assistant to the Assistant Secretary
Irene Berman Albena M. Wilcox
Clare De Veling Bernadette Wilson
ASSISTANTS TO THE ASSISTANT SECRETARY
Hiram M. Stout, Assistant for Public Administration Policy
Herbert A. Fierst, Adviser
Benjamin C. O'Sullivan, Adviser
Floyd Weidman, Adviser
Joseph A. Frank, Acting Assistant for Disarmament and Security Policy
W. A. Rudlin, Adviser
* Foreign Service officer.
REGISTER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 1946
Philander P. Claxton, Jr.; Assistant for Standard of Living Policy
Joseph T. Forno, Adviser
G. R. Lewis, Adviser
Charles C. Hilliard, Assistant for Financial Policy
James K. Crain, Assistant for Military Security Affairs
Harold W. Moseley, Assistant for State, War, Navy Coordinating Committee Affairs
John P. Gardiner
George L. Warren, Assistant for Population Transfer
Richard C. Raymond, Adviser
Joseph P. Chamberlain, Consultant
Jane Carey, Consultant
Eleanor A. Burnett, Administrative Assistant
Barbara Halle, Divisional Assistant
ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE FOR ECONOMIC
AFFAIRS (A-T)
Is responsible for advising and assisting the Secretary in the devolopment and implementation
of foreign economic policy with respect to international trade, finance, economic development and
security, and transport and communications
Willard L. Thorp, Assistant Secretary of State
Kingsley W. Hamilton, Special Assistant to the Assistant Secretary
Wayne G. Jackson, Adviser on Emergency Organizations
Jacques J. Reinstein, Economic Adviser to the United States Delegation to the United Nations
Arthur G. Stevens, Executive Assistant
C. Tyler Wood, Special Assistant to the Assistant Secretary
Mabel F. Acton Katherine H. May berry Theresa A. Michaud
Eva Hallam James A. McDevitt
ADVISER ON ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL AFFAIRS
Leroy D. Stinebower, Special Assistant to the Assistant Secretary
Lillian E. Willier
SECRETARIAT, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ON ECONOMIC FOREIGN POLICY
Eleanor E. Dennison, Acting Executive Secretary
Esther P. Annis Robert W. Shaw
ORGANIZATION OF THE DEPARTMENT
ADVISER ON RELIEF AND REHABILITATION POLICY
Nathan M. Becker
Dallas W. Dort, Adviser
David Persinger
Fred L. Preu
ECONOMIC POLICY INFORMATION SERVICE
Ruth S. Donahue, Information Liaison Officer
Selma G. Freedman
OFFICE OF THE LEGAL ADVISER (Le)
Is responsible for all legal matters by providing adequate advisory and counseling services for
the Department and the Foreign Service, and performs the following functions: (a) renders legal services
in connection with the participation of the United States in international organizations; (6) gives
legal advice on problems arising out of the war, including those of occupied areas; (c) provides advice
on the legal aspects of proposed, pending, or approved legislation; (d) handles all international claims
and legal questions arising in connection with the protection of American nationals and their property
interests in foreign countries ; and (e) solves legal problems in all other fields which call for specializa-
tion of a fairly intensive character such as international law, treaty formalities, executive agreements,
and sovereign immunity
Charles Fahy, Legal Adviser
Belton O. Bryan, Executive Assistant
Bryton Barron
Charles I. Be vans
William W. Bishop, Jr.
Elsie Boelter
Bennett Boskey
Thomas E. Bracken
Ben Hill Brown, Jr.
Helen H. Brown
Jacquelin H. Bushong
Elizabeth M. Carter
Frederick M. Diven
Mary Alice Duffy
Benedict M. English
R. Vance Entler
George M. Fennemore
Katherine B. Fite
Richard W. Flournoy
John W. Foley, Jr.
Charles Arnold Fraleigh
Alwyn V. Freeman
George O. Gray
Elizabeth Hardy
Val Hogue
Walter Hollia
John B. Howard
Henry G. Ingraham
A. Florence James
Carl N. Jones
Albert E. Kane
James M. Keegan
Joseph T. Keating
Charles Klein
Kathryn Kumler
Stephen Houston Lay
Alfred M. Lilienthal
Grace B. Maddox
Joseph B. Matre
Ely Maurer
Frank P. Mclntyre
Anne C. McKinley
Leonard C. Meeker
Virginia V. Meekison
Stanley Metzger
Burdette E. Neiburg
Sylvia E. Nilsen
Anna A. O'Neill
Fritz E. Oppenheimer
Walter E. Pelton
Asa E. Phillips, Jr
Helen Ann Reid
Miriam T. Rooney
Seymour J. Rubin
Maurice P. Shaner
Conrad E. Snow
Bennie Mae Stevens
Charles H. Sullivan
Lionel M. Summers
Fred T. Teal
William R. Vallance
Eunice L. Webber
Marjorie M. WThiteman
William V. Whittington
Paul A. Wolkin
Clara F. Wright
Raymund T. Yingling
Helen J. Zilch
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SECRETARY'S STAFF COMMITTEE
Is responsible for advising and otherwise assisting the Secretary of State in determining current
and long-range foreign policy; is available for instant consultation with the Secretary on the full
range of activities and interests of the Department.
James F. Byrnes, Secretary of State, Chairman
Dean Acheson, Under Secretary of State, Vice Chairman
William L. Clayton, Under Secretary of State for Economic Affairs
Benjamin V. Cohen, Counselor
William Benton, Assistant Secretary of State
Spruille Braden, Assistant Secretary of State
John H. Hilldring, Assistant Secretary of State
Donald S. Russell, Assistant Secretary of State
Willard L. Thorp, Assistant Secretary of State
Charles Fahy, Legal Adviser
William A. Eddy, Special Assistant to the Secretary for Research and Intelligence
Loy W. Henderson, Director, Office of Near Eastern and African Affairs '
H. Freeman Matthews, Director, Office of European Affairs '
John Carter Vincent, Director, Office of Far Eastern Affairs '
Alger Hiss, Director, Office of Special Political Affairs 2
CENTRAL SECRETARIAT (ESC)
Is responsible for facilitating the work of the responsible officers of the Department by identify-
ing and stating policy problems, formulating and coordinating policy decisions, keeping full record of
the index of policy decisions, and assisting wherever possible in carrying out the major policy
decisions.
John F. Gange, Acting Executive Secretary
COMMITTEE COORDINATING SECTION
James Q. Reber, ChieJ
Helen G. Butler Audrey T. Orear Leon H. Weaver
John Lucien Kuhn John W. Sipes Clarence E. Thurber
Melvin Lawrence Manfuli Earl David Sohm
POLICY ANALYSIS AND REFERENCE SECTION
Edward A. Jamison, Chief
Edna R. Fluegel Richard Porter Taylor
A. Almeda Hill Albert P. Toner
DOCUMENTS PROCESSING SECTION
Elizabeth Harter, Chief
ACTING ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER
Constance Clark
1 In lieu of the Assistant Secretary of State for European, Far Eastern, Near Eastern and African Attain;.
1 In lieu of the Special Assistant to the Secretary for International Organization and Security Affairs.
ORGANIZATION OF THE DEPARTMENT 9
OFFICE OF EUROPEAN AFFAIRS (EUR)
Is responsible for formulating plans and over-all policies for the conduct of United States rela-
tions with the countries and areas under its jurisdiction, and for coordinating and reviewing policy
matters originating within other geographic or functional offices of the Department or other Federal
agencies; and performs the following functions: (a) develops basic country and area policies to guide
the conduct of United States relations with the countries and areas under its jurisdiction; (b) directs
the conduct of foreign relations with the countries under its jurisdiction, taking the initiative in
affairs primarily political, and, in other affairs, stimulating the initiative of functional divisions within
the Department and other agencies charged with primary responsibility in specialized fields; (c) draws
into consultation all appropriate functional offices and divisions of the Department and all appro-
priate agencies of the Government in the formulation of policy; (d) keeps other offices and divisions
of the Department and other departments and agencies of the Government adequately informed on
emerging problems, policy decisions, and action with respect to other countries, so that all United
States programs in such countries may be coordinated with over-all United States foreign policy;
(e) reviews and evaluates programs and activities of functional and other offices of the Department
and of other agencies of the Government as they affect the political situation in a particular area; (/)
directs and instructs United States Foreign Service establishments in the countries and areas within
its jurisdiction; (g) advises on the types and number of personnel required in Foreign Service estab-
lishments in collaboration with the Office of the Foreign Service, interested offices and divisions of
the Department, and other Government agencies and departments; (h) maintains contact with
appropriate foreign diplomatic missions in the United States; (i) provides representation on appro-
priate intra- and inter-departmental committees; and (J) in conformance with the standards set by
the Advisory Committee on Intelligence, directs the planning and implementation of a program of
basic research and analysis to provide evaluated positive intelligence on problems in the area
H. Freeman Matthews,* Director
John Dewey Hickerson, Deputy Director
G. Hayden Raynor, Special Assistant to the Director for United Nations Affairs
Henry R. Labouisse, Jr., Special Assistant to the Director for Economic Affairs
Raymond E. Murphy, Special Assistant to the Director for Research Activities
Hugh S. Cumming, Jr., Acting Executive Officer
Ruth E. Mathieu, Assistant to the Executive Officer
John W. Auchincloss Dorothy E. Graf Elvira P. Martin
Robert G. Barnes Andrew John Kauffman, 2d Henry L. Staples
Herbert L. Cain Benjamin Mandel Theresa M. Takacs
DIVISION OF BRITISH COMMONWEALTH AFFAIRS (BC)
Is responsible, in matters relating to the British Commonwealth of Nations and British terri-
tories (jointly with the interested geographic offices and divisions), except India, Burma, Ceylon, and
possessions in Africa, for effectuating, through long-range and day-to-day action, the plans and over-
all policies formulated by the Office of European Affairs for the conduct of United States relations
within the area of jurisdiction and performs the following functions: (a) directs the day-to-day
i conduct of United States relations with the countries under its jurisdiction by preparing instructions
to United States Foreign Service establishments abroad, conferring with appropriate foreign diplo-
matic representatives in the United States, and participating in appropriate conferences and meetings
within the Department and with outside agencies; (6) receives, studies, and evaluates information
on its assigned area to establish a sound base for operations and to advise the office on the current
situation; (c) anticipates the major problems to be encountered in achieving the objectives and plans
of the Office, and develops subordinate objectives, plans, and programs: (d) acts on special problems
• Foreign Service officer
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when necessary; and (e) coordinates United States policy toward the countries under its jurisdiction
by maintaining close liaison with other divisions and offices in the Department and with other
Government agencies, reviewing and evaluating the policies, programs, and activities of such divi-
sions, offices, and agencies as they affect area policy, keeping the Office director currently informed
on all important developments, and serving on country and other appropriate departmental com-
mittees to consider problems affecting the countries concerned.
Edward T. Wailes,* Chief
John C. Pool,* Assistant Chief
J. Graham Parsons,* Assistant Chief
Arthur L. Richards,* Assistant Chief
Clara L. Borjes James E. King, Jr. Eileen McKenny
Margaret B. Henry David Linebaugb Margaret J. Tibbetts
DIVISION OF EASTERN EUROPEAN AFFAIRS (EE)
Is responsible, in matters relating to the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (jointly with the
interested geographic offices and divisions in matters relating to the Soviet Far East), Poland, and
other areas of Eastern Europe, for effectuating, through long-range and day-to-day action, the plans
and over-all policies formulated by the Office of European Affairs for the conduct of United States
relations within the area of jurisdiction and performs the following functions: (a) directs the day-to-
day conduct of United States relations with the countries under its jurisdiction by preparing instruc-
tions to United States Foreign Service establishments abroad, conferring with appropriate foreign
diplomatic representatives in the United States, and participating in appropriate conferences and
meetings within the Department and with outside agencies; (6) receives, studies, and evaluates infor-
mation on its assigned area to establish a sound base for operations and to advise the Office on the
current situation; (c) anticipates the major problems to be encountered in achieving the objectives
and plans of the Office, and develops subordinate objectives, plans, and programs; (d) acts on special
problems when necessary; and (e) coordinates United States policy toward the countries under its
jurisdiction by maintaining close liaison with other divisions and offices in the Department and with
other Government agencies, reviewing and evaluating the policies, programs, and activities of such
divisions, offices, and agencies as they affect area policy, keeping the Office director currently informed
on all important developments, and serving on country and other appropriate departmental commit-
tees to consider problems affecting the countries concerned.
Llewellyn E. Thompson, Jr.,* Chiej
, Francis B. Stevens,* Assistant Chief
C. Burke Elbrick,* Assistant Chief
Robert G. Hooker, Jr., Assistant Chie)
Richard H. Davis* Virginia H. James
Mary Jo Dolbey Walter J. Stoessel, Jr.*
DIVISION OF CENTRAL EUROPEAN AFFAIRS (CE)
Is lesponsible, in matters relating to Germany, Austria, and Czechoslovakia, for effectuating,
through long-range and day-to-day action, the plans and over-all policies formulated by the Office of
European Affairs for the conduct of United States relations within the area of jurisdiction and performs
the following functions: (a) directs the day-to-day conduct of United States relations with the coun-
tries under its jurisdiction by preparing instructions to United States Foreign Service establishments
abroad, conferring with appropriate foreign diplomatic representatives in the United States, and par-
• Foreign Service officer.
ORGANIZATION OF THE DEPARTMENT
11
ticipating in appropriate conferences and meetings within the Department and with outside agencies;
(b) receives, studies, and evaluates information on its assigned area to establish a sound base for
operations and to advise the Office on the current situation; (c) anticipates the major problems to be
encountered in achieving the objectives and plans of the Office, and develops subordinate objectives,
plans, and programs; (d) acts on special problems when necessary; and (e) coordinates United States
policy toward the countries under its jurisdiction by maintaining close liaison with other divisions and
offices in the Department and with other Government agencies, reviewing and evaluating the policies,
programs, and activities of such divisions, offices, and agencies as they affect area policy, keeping the
Office director currently informed on all important developments, and serving on country and other
appropriate departmental committees to consider problems affecting the countries concerned.
James W. Riddleberger,* Chief
David Harris, Assistant Chief
Francis T. Williamson, Acting Assistant Chief
E. Allan Lightner, Jr.,* Acting Assistant Chief
John S. Chapin
Leon W. Fuller
Milan W. Jerabek
Howard Trivers
Harold C. Vedeler
DIVISION OF SOUTHERN EUROPEAN AFFAIRS (SE)
Is responsible, in matters relating to Albania, Bulgaria, Hungary, Italy, Rumania, San Marino,
Yugoslavia, and the Vatican, for effectuating, through long-range and day-to-day action, the plans
and over-all policies formulated by the Office of European Affairs for the conduct of United States
relations within the area of jurisdiction and performs the following functions: (a) directs the day-to-day
conduct of United States relations with the countries under its jurisdiction by preparing instructions
to United States Foreign Service establishments abroad, conferring with appropriate foreign diplo-
matic representatives in the United States, and participating in appropriate conferences and meetings
within the Department and with outside agencies; (6) receives, studies, and evaluates information
on its assigned area to establish a sound base for operations and to advise the Office on the current
situation; (c) anticipates the major problems to be encountered in achieving the objectives and plans
of the Office, and develops subordinate objectives, plans, and programs; (d) acts on special problems
when necessary; and (e) coordinates United States policy toward the countries under its jurisdiction
by maintaining close liaison with other divisions and offices in the Department and with other Govern-
ment agencies, reviewing and evaluating the policies, programs, and activities of such divisions,
offices, and agencies as they affect area policy, keeping the Office director currently informed on all
important developments, and serving on country and other appropriate departmental committees to
consider problems affecting the countries concerned
Samuel Reber,* Acting Chief
Walworth Barbour,* Associate Chief
Walter C. Dowling,* Assistant Chief
Bernard C. Connelly5
Louise Genz
Harriet P Hawkins
Robert M. McKisson
Horace J. Nickels
Frederic G. Ranney
William B. Sale
Leonard Unger
George L. West. Jr.
DIVISION OF NORTHERN EUROPEAN AFFAIRS (NOE)
Is responsible, in matters relating to Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden,
and territories of these countries (jointly with the interested geographic offices and divisions) for effec-
* Foreign Service officer.
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tuating, through long-range and day-to-day action, the plans and over-all policies formulated by the
Office of European Affairs for the conduct of United States relations within the area of jurisdiction
and performs the following functions: (a) directs the day-to-day conduct of United States relations
with the countries under its jurisdiction by preparing instructions to United States Foreign Service
establishments abroad, conferring with appropriate foreign diplomatic representatives in the United
States, and participating in appropriate conferences and meetings within the Department and with
outside agencies; (b) receives, studies, and evaluates information on its assigned area to establish a
sound base for operations and to advise the Office on the current situation; (c) anticipates the major
problems to be encountered in achieving the objectives and plans of the Office, and develops subordi-
nate objectives, plans, and programs; (d) acts on special problems when necessary; and (e) coordinates
United States policy toward the countries under its jurisdiction by maintaining close liaison with
other divisions and offices in the Department and with other Government agencies, reviewing and
evaluating the policies, programs, and activities of such divisions, offices, and agencies as they affect
area policy, keeping the Office director currently informed on all important developments, and serving
on country and other appropriate departmental committees to consider problems affecting the
countries concerned
Hugh S. Cumming, Jr., Chief
John H. Morgan,* Associate Chief
Mary E. Buck Frederick E. Nolting, Jr. Andreas G. Ronhovde
H. Francis Cunningham, Jr.* Marselis C. Parsons, Jr.*
DIVISION OF WESTERN EUROPEAN AFFAIRS (WE)
Is responsible, in matters relating to Andora, Belgium, France, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg,
Monaco Portugal, Spain, Switzerland, and (jointly with the interested geographic offices and divi-
sions) territories of these countries, except possessions in Africa, for effectuating, through long-
range and day-to-day action, the plans and over-all policies formulated by the Office of European
Affairs for the conduct of United States relations within the area of jurisdiction and performs the
following functions: (a) directs the day-to-day conduct of United States relations with the countries
under its jurisdiction by preparing instructions to United States Foreign Service establishments
abroad, conferring with appropriate foreign diplomatic representatives in the United States, and
participating in appropriate conferences and meetings within the Department and with outside
agencies; (b) receives, studies, and evaluates information on its assigned area to establish a sound base
for operations and to advise the Office on the current situation; (c) anticipates the major problems to
be encountered in achieving the objectives and plans of the Office, and develops subordinate objec-
tives, plans, and programs; (d) acts on special problems when necessary; and (e) coordinates United
States policy toward the countries under its jurisdiction by maintaining close liaison with other
divisions and offices in the Department and with other Government agencies, reviewing and evaluat-
ing the policies, programs, and activities of such divisions, offices, and agencies as they affect area
policy, keeping the Office director currently informed on all important developments, and serving on
country and other appropriate departmental committees to consider problems affecting the
countries concerned.
Paul T. Culbertson, Chief
Woodruff Wallner, Assistant Chief
William B. Dunham Outerbridge Horsey* Mary D. Maxwell
Mary M. Ferry Benjamin R. Kittredge, Jr. Frances E. Willis*
* Foreign Service officer.
ORGANIZATION OF THE DEPARTMENT 13
DIVISION OF RESEARCH FOR EUROPE (DRE)
Is responsible for assuring that the policy-making officials of the Department (and officials of
the National Intelligence Authority/Central Intelligence Group) are provided with sufficient positive
intelligence reports, studies, and estimates pertaining to all of continental Europe (except European
Turkey and Greece); the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics; Great Britain, Ireland, Australia,
Canada, New Zealand, and the Union of South Africa; Algeria; and European dependencies in South
America and the Caribbean to enable them to carry out their policy objectives; and performs the
following functions: (a) plans and implements a program of research and analysis, pursuant to
standards established by the Advisory Committee on Intelligence and maintained by the Office of
Intelligence Coordination and Liaison; (b) provides evaluated positive intelligence on the European
countries to meet the Department's requirements for the formulation of the foreign policy of the
United States Government toward those countries; (c) collaborates with the Advisory Committee
on Intelligence and the Office of Intelligence Coordination and Liaison in the formulation of a De-
partmental program for basic research; (d) collaborates with the Office of Intelligence Collection and
Dissemination in planning and implementing the Department's program for the procurement of
intelligence materials from all sources, and evaluating, as an integral part of the research process,
incoming materials with a view to improving the relevance, accuracy, and timeliness of the reporting
services; (e) prepares intelligence reports, studies, and estimates for, and supplies spot information
to the geographic divisions of the Office of European Affairs, and other authorized recipients in the
Department, the Central Intelligence Group, and other Government agencies; and (/) cooperates
with the Special Assistant for Research and Intelligence in providing assistance to Departmental
and interdepartmental intelligence and research groups, including the Central Intelligence Group.
H. Stuart Hughes, Acting Chief
Richard P. Stebbins, Reviewing Officer
Isabel G. Blackstock Marian C. Conroy Mary F. Hembry
Alice A. Coffman May I. Ferrari
CENTRAL EUROPEAN BRANCH
H. Stuart Hughes, Chief
W. Russell Bowie, Jr
GERMAN SECTION
Franz L. Neumann, Chief
Beatrice Braude Coburn B. Kidd Herbert H. Marcuse
Robert Eisenberg Otto Kirchheimer Arnold H. Price
John H. Herz
AUSTRIA-CZECHOSLOVAKIA SECTION
Hans Meyerhoff Paul Zinner
ECONOMIC SECTION
m
Fred Sanderson, Chief
Albert G. Capet Arthur L. Horniker Murray Ryss
Claire P. DobliD Miriam E. Oatman Erwin Strauss
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REGISTER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 1946
EASTERN EUROPEAN BRANCH
John A. Morrison, Chief
Vladimir Kalmykow
Sabra E. Aiman
Rudolf O. Altroggen
Michael Ginsburg
John C. Guthrie
POLITICAL SECTION
William B. Ballis, Chiej
Pearl Joseph
Boris H. Klosson
Augusta E. Lansing
Vladimir Prokofieff
Julian Towster
Richard W. Tims
Stanley Wilcox
Olin B. Adams
John R. Behrman
Isadore Dordick
Ruth T. Giese
William Giloane
Albert Goldsmith
Stanley Graze
ECONOMIC SECTION
Herbert Block, Chiej
Vladimir B. Grinioff
Samuel Hassman
Jacob Horak
Elizabeth Landeau
Paul A. Lifantieff-Lee
Margaret S. Miller
Eugene Rapoport
George J. Rothwell
Solomon Schneyer
M. Gordon Tiger
Leon S. Wellstone
Howard M. Wiedemann
NORTHERN AND WESTERN EUROPEAN BRANCH
Clinton E. Knox, Acting Chief
J. C. CrichtoD
Henry Hanson, Jr.
Edmund DaSilveira
George M. Alsberg
Selma Braunstein
NORTHERN EUROPEAN SECTION
Clinton E. Knox, Chief
E. W. Schodt
WESTERN EUROPEAN SECTION
William Koren, Jr., Acting Chief
Alice Libby
ECONOMIC SECTION
Leon Golden berg, Chief
Raymond F. Fernandez
Paul C Hoover
M. Carmel Sullivan
Alfred Reifman
BRITISH COMMONWEALTH BRANCH
Joseph Sweeney, Acting Chief
Waldemar B. Campbell
Fay K. Gallagher
Elisabeth Loeser
Nathan Pelcovits
Robert M. Snyder
David G. Sprague
ORGANIZATION OF THE DEPARTMENT 15
SOUTHERN EUROPEAN BRANCH
Richard P. Stebbins, Acting Chief
ITALIAN SECTION
Franklin W. Jones Gifford P. Orwen
BALKAN SECTION
James F. Clarke Stephen Peters Leslie C. Tihanj
ECONOMIC SECTION
Jacob J. Kaplan, Acting Chief
Clinton L. Doggett
OFFICE OF FAR EASTERN AFFAIRS (FE)
Is responsible tor formulating plans and over-all policies for the conduct of United States relations
with the countries and areas under its jurisdiction, and for coordinating and reviewing policy matters
originating within other geographic or functional offices of the Department or other Federal agencies;
and performs the following functions: (a) develops basic country and area policies to guide the conduct
of United States relations with the countries and areas under its jurisdiction; (b) directs the conduct
of foreign relations with the countries under its jurisdiction, taking the initiative in affairs primarily
political, and, in other affairs, stimulating the initiative of functional divisions within the Department
and other agencies charged with primary responsibility in specialized fields; (c) draws into consultation
all appropriate functional offices and divisions of the Department and all appropriate agencies of the
Government in the formulation of policy; (d) keeps other offices and divisions of the Department and
other departments and agencies of the Government adequately informed on emerging problems,
policy decisions, and action with respect to other countries, so that all United States programs in such
countries may be coordinated with over-all United States foreign policy; (e) reviews and evaluates
programs and activities of functional and other offices of the Department and of other agencies of the
Government as they affect the political situation in a particular area; (/) directs and instructs United
States Foreign Service establishments in the countries and areas within its jurisdiction; (g) advises
on the types and number of personnel required in Foreign Service establishments in collaboration with
the Office of the Foreign Service, interested offices and divisions of the Department, and other Govern-
ment agencies and departments; (h) maintains contact with appropriate foreign diplomatic missions
in the United States; (i) provides representation on appropriate intra- and inter-departmentai com-
mittees; (j) in conformance with the standards set by the Advisory Committee on Intelligence directs
the planning and implementation of a program of basic research and analysis to provide evaluated
positive intelligence on problems in the area; (k) assists the Assistant Secretary of State for Occupied
Areas in the coordination of State Department policy with respect to all matters relating to the occu-
pation of Japan and Korea; and (I) works in close relationship with the Far Eastern Commission,
providing the Political Adviser to the Chairman and the United States member of the Commission
and preparing policy memoranda, reports, and recommendations for consideration of the State- War-
Navy Coordinating Committee prior to transmittal to the United States member
John Carter Vincent,* Directo?
James K. Penfield,* Deputy Director
Charles R. Bennett, Special Assistant to the Director for Economic Affairs
' Foreign Service officer.
16 REGISTER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 1946
George H. Blakeslee, Special Assistant to the Director for Far Eastern Commission Affairs
F. McCracken Fisher, Policy Information Officer
Ruth E. Bacon, Special Assistant to the Director for United Nations Affairs
Richard D. Weigle. Administrative Officer
Ethel G. Christenson Ruth E. Kelly
DIVISION OF CHINESE AFFAIRS (CA)
Is responsible for effectuating through long-range and day-to-day action, the plans and over-all
policies formulated by the Office of Far Eastern Affairs for the conduct of United States relations within
the area of jurisdiction and performs the following functions: (a) directs the day-to-day conduct of
United States relations with the countries under its jurisdiction by preparing instructions to United
States Foreign Service establishments abroad, conferring with appropriate foreign diplomatic rep-
resentatives in the United States, and participating in appropriate conferences and meetings within
the Department and with outside agencies; (b) receives, studies, and evaluates information on its
assigned area to establish a sound base for operations and to advise the Office on the current situation;
(c) anticipates the major problems to be encountered in achieving the objectives, plans, and programs;
(d) acts on special problems when necessary; (e) coordinates United States policy toward the countries
under its jurisdiction by maintaining close liaison with other divisions and offices in the Department
and with other Government agencies, reviewing and evaluating the policies, programs, and activities
of such divisions, offices, and agencies as they affect area policy, keeping the Office director currently
informed on all important developments, and serving on country and other appropriate departmental
committees to consider problems affecting the countries concerned; (/) furnishes the chairman of the
China Country Committee; and (g) furnishes the executive secretary of the Interdepartmental Com-
mittee on China
Arthur R. Ringwalt,* Chief
Edward E. Rice,* Assistant Chiej
Kathleen C. Dougall William McAfee
Robert S. Hummel Granville O. Woodard
DIVISION OF JAPANESE AFFAIRS (JA)
Is responsible for effectuating through long-range and day-to-day action, the plans and over-all
policies formulated by the Office of Far Eastern Affairs for the conduct of United States relations within
the area of jurisdiction and performs the following functions: (a) directs the day-to-day conduct of
United States relations with the countries under its jurisdiction by preparing instructions to United
States Foreign Service establishments abroad, conferring with appropriate foreign diplomatic rep-
resentatives in the United States, and participating in appropriate conferences and meetings within the
Department and with outside agencies; (b) receives, studies, and evaluates information on its assigned
area to establish a sound base for operations and to advise the Office on the current situation; (c) an-
ticipates the major problems to be encountered in achieving the objectives, plans, and programs;
(d) acts on special problems when necessary; (e) coordinates United States policy toward the countries
under its jurisdiction by maintaining close liaison with other divisions and offices in the Department
and with other Government agencies, reviewing and evaluating the policies, programs, and activities
of such divisions, offices, and agencies as they affect area policy, keeping the Office director currently
informed on all important developments, and serving on country and other appropriate departmental
committees to consider problems affecting the countries concerned; (/) works under the general
direction of the Assistant Secretary of State for Occupied Areas in all matters concerning military
occupation and other post-hostility problems relating to Japan and Korea which require action by the
State- War- Navy Coordinating Committee; (g) represents the Office of Far Eastern Affairs on com-
" Foreign Service officer
ORGANIZATION OF THE DEPARTMENT 17
mittees dealing with military occupation and political problems pertaining to Japan and Korea; (h)
provides the chairman and his assistant for the Japan-Korea Secretariat which reports to the Assistant
Secretary of State for Occupied Areas and has responsibility for developing the position of the Depart-
ment with respect to all matters of United States policy concerning Japan and Korea; and (i) assists
the United States member of the Far Eastern Commission by serving on committees and advising him
on subjects within the competence of the Division.
Hugh Borton, Chief
John Allison,* Assistant Chiej
John K. Emmerson,* Special Assistant
Alice L. Dunning Helen G. Kullgren John Z. Williams
Robert A. Fearey Hillis Lory
DIVISION OF SOUTHEAST ASIAN AFFAIRS (SEA)
Is responsible for effectuating through long-range and day-to-day action, the plans and over-all
policies formulated by the Office of Far Eastern Affairs for the conduct of United States relations
within the area of jurisdiction and performs the following functions: (a) directs the day-to-day conduct
of United States relations with the countries under its jurisdiction by preparing instructions to United
States Foreign Service establishments abroad, conferring with appropriate foreign diplomatic repre-
sentatives in the United States, and participating in appropriate conferences and meetings within the
Department and with outside agencies; (6) receives, studies, and evaluates information on its assigned
area to establish a sound base for operations and to advise the Office on the current situation; (c)
anticipates the major problems to be encountered in achieving the objectives and plans of the Office^
and develops subordinate objectives, plans, and progams; (d) acts on special problems when necessary;
and (e) coordinates United States policy toward the countries under its jurisdiction by maintaining
close liaison with other divisions and offices in the Department and with other Government agencies;
reviewing and evaluating the policies, programs, and activities of such divisions, offices, and agencies
as they affect area policy, keeping the office director currently informed on all important developments^
and serving on country and other appropriate departmental committes to consider problems affecting
the countries concerned.
Abbot L. Moffat, Chief
Kenneth P. Landon, Assistant Chief
M. Ellen Downes William S. B. Lacy Charlton Ogburn, Jr.
DIVISION OF PHILIPPINE AFFAIRS (PI)
Is responsible for effectuating through long-range and day-to-day action, the plans and over-all
policies formulated by the Office of Far Eastern Affairs for the conduct of United States relations within
the area of jurisdiction and performs the following functions: (a) directs the day-to-day conduct of
United States relations with the countries under its jurisdiction by preparing instructions to United
States Foreign Service establishments abroad, conferring with appropriate foreign diplomatic repre-
sentatives in the United States, and participating in appropriate conferences and meetings within the
Department and with outside agencies; (b) receives, studies, and evaluates information on its assigned
area to establish a sound base for operations and to advise the Office on the current situation; (c)
anticipates the major problems to be encountered in achieving the objectives, plans, and programs;
(d) acts on special problems when necessary; (e) coordinates United States policy toward the countries
under its jurisdiction by maintaining close liaison with other divisions and offices in the Department
and with other Government agencies, reviewing and evaluating the policies, programs, and activities
of such divisions, offices, and agencies as they affect area policy, keeping the Office director currently
Foreign Service officer.
18 REGISTER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 1946
informed on all important developments, and serving on country and other appropriate departmental
committees to consider problems affecting the countries concerned; (/) acts as consultant on matters
of policy to Federal agencies carrying out programs provided for in the Philippine Rehabilitation Act;
(g) provides the chairman for the Philippine Country Committee; and (h) conducts a program of
training for Foreign Service officers of the Philippine Government.
Richard R. Ely, Acting Chiej
Edward W. Mill, Acting Assistant Chiej
Robert A. Burman E. Edward Schefer
DIVISION OF RESEARCH FOR FAR EAST (DRF)
Is responsible for assuring that the policy-making officials of the Department of State (and
officials of the National Intelligence Authority/Central Intelligence Group) are provided with sufficient
positive intelligence reports, studies, and estimates pertaining to China, Korea, Japan, Philippine
Islands, Siam, French Indo-China, Malayan Union and Singapore, Netherlands East Indies, and
other islands and territories in this area to enable them to carry out their policy objectives, and to
facilitate long-range policy planning by the Director of the Office of Far Eastern Affairs and his
division chiefs by anticipation and analysis of policy issues and their implications, and performs the
following functions: (a) plans and implements a program of research and analysis pursuant to stand-
ards set by the Advisory Committee on Intelligence and maintained by the Office of Intelligence
Coordination and Liaison; (b) provides evaluated positive intelligence on the countries of the Far
East to meet the Department's requirements for the formulation of the foreign policy of the United
States Government toward those countries; (c) collaborates with the Advisory Committee on Intelli-
gence and the Office of Intelligence Coordination and Liaison in the formulation of a Departmental
program for basic research; (d) collaborates with the Office of Intelligence Collection and Dissemina-
tion in planning and implementing the Department's program for the procurement of intelligence
materials from all sources, and evaluating, as an integral part of the research process, incoming
materials with a view to improving the relevance, accuracy, and timeliness of the reporting services;
(e) prepares intelligence reports, studies and estimates for, and supplies spot information to, the other
Divisions of the Office of Far Eastern Affairs, and other authorized recipients in the Department, the
Central Intelligence Group, and other Government agencies; and (/) cooperates with the Special
Assistant for Research and Intelligence in providing assistance to Departmental and interdepart-
mental intelligence and research groups, including the Central Intelligence Group.
Charles C. Stelle, Acting Chiej
John R. Appleton, Acting Special Assistant to the Chiej
Dorothy Burgeson Edith Thomas
CHINA BRANCH
Philip Trezise, Acting Chiej
Alice Wheaton
CHINA ECONOMIC SECTION
Joseph Yager, Acting Chiej
Sam Fishback Robert Leavitt Theodore Wertime
Edwin F. Jones Evelyn Osovitz
Rhea Blue
Robert Chin
ORGANIZATION OF THE DEPARTMENT
CHINA POLITICAL SECTION
John De Francis, Acting Chief
19
Walter Gentile
G. Leighton LaFuze
Agnes Nasmith
Claiborne Duval
JAPAN BRANCH
Warren S. Hunsberger, Acting Chief
Jack Lydman, Acting Deputy Chief
Stanley Nehmer Jean Reischauer
Jane M. Alden
Evelyn S. Colbert
JAPAN POLITICAL SECTION
John C. Erskine, Acting Chief
W. Bradford Coolidge
Jane E. Hallenbeck
Howard P. Linton
Martin V. Hirabayashi
William Godfrey Jones
INDUSTRY AND TRADE SECTION
Martha Browne, Acting Chief
LeRoy C. Miller Harriet Wilkins
Frank Stedman
LABOR, FINANCE AND AGRICULTURE SECTION
Ralph Hirschtritt, Acting Chief
Marguerite C. Crimmins
Wilma L. Pickard
Elizabeth D. Sanderson
Elizabeth W. Stevens
Pvhoma G. Leverton
KOREA SECTION
M. Frederick Nelson, Acting Chief
Betty M. Terhune
SOUTHERN AREAS BRANCH
Cora DuBois, Acting Chief
Kurt Hirsch
Konrad Bekker
Charleen Egan
SOUTHEAST ASIA MAINLAND SECTION
Patricia Barnett, Acting Chief
Grace S. Liebesny
Virginia Webbert
20 REGISTER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 1946
SOUTHEAST ASIA ISLANDS SECTION
Claire Holt, Acting Chief
Jacob G. Franz Henry Konijn
Miriam S. Gore Leonard Mason
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS SECTION
Henry Brodie, Acting Chief
Lloyd Millegan
OFFICE OF NEAR EASTERN AND AFRICAN AFFAIRS
(NEA)
Is responsible for formulating plans and over-all policies for the conduct of United States relations
with the countries and areas under its jurisdiction, and for coordinating and reviewing policy matters
originating within other geographic or functional offices of the Department or other Federal agencies;
and performs the following functions: (a) develops basic country and area policies to guide the conduct
of United States relations with the countries and areas under its jurisdiction; (6) directs the conduct
of foreign relations with the countries under its jurisdiction, taking the initiative in affairs primarily
political, and, in other affairs, stimulating the initiative of functional divisions within the Department
and other agencies charged with primary responsibility in specialized fields; (c) draws into consultation
all appropriate functional offices and divisions of the Department and all appropriate agencies of the
Government in the formulation of policy; (d) keeps other offices and divisions of the Department and
other departments and agencies of the Government adequately informed on emerging problems,
policy decisions, and action with respect to other countries, so that all United States programs in such
countries may be coordinated with over-all United States foreign policy; (e) reviews and evaluates
programs and activities of functional and other offices of the Department and of other agencies of the
Government as they affect the political situation in a particular area; (/) directs and instructs United
States Foreign Service establishments in the countries and areas within its jurisdiction; (g) advises on
the type and number of personnel required in Foreign Service establishments in collaboration with
the Office of the Foreign Service, interested offices and divisions of the Department, and other Gov-
ernment agencies and departments; (h) maintains contact with appropriate foreign diplomatic mis-
sions in the United States; (i) provides representation on appropriate intra- and inter-departmental
committees; (j) in conformance with the standards set by the Advisory Committee on Intelligence,
directs the planning and implementation of a program of basic research and analysis to provide
evaluated positive intelligence on problems in the area; and (k) advises on matters relating to the
United Nations and its auxiliary organizations, working in close relationship with the Office of Special
Political Affairs.
Loy W. Henderson,* Director
Henry S. Villard, Deputy Director
Joseph C. Satterthwaite,* Special Assistant to the Director
Merle K. Wood, Executive Officer
Edwin M. Wright, Special Assistant to the Director
William M. Rountree, Special Assistant to the Director
Norbert L. Anschuetz, Information Liaison Officer
Elizabeth R. Balmer Edele P. Hauber
• Foreign 8ervice officer
ORGANIZATION OF THE DEPARTMENT 21
DIVISION OF NEAR EASTERN AFFAIRS (NE)
Is responsible, in all matters relating to Egypt, the Anglo- Egyptian Sudan, Greece, Iraq, Lebanon;
Palestine, Trans-Jordan, Saudi Arabia and other countries of the Arabian Peninsula, Syria, and
Turkey, for effectuating, through long-range and day-to-day action, the plans and over-all policies
formulated by the Office of Near Eastern and African Affairs for the conduct of United States relations
within the area of jurisdiction; and performs the following functions: (a) directs the day-to-day conduct
of United States relations with the countries under its jurisdiction by preparing instructions to United
States Foreign Service establishments abroad, conferring with appropriate foreign diplomatic repre-
sentatives in the United States, and participating in appropriate conferences and meetings within the
Department and with outside agencies; (b) receives, studies, and evaluates information on its assigned
area to establish a sound base for operations and to advise the Office on the current situation; (c) antic-
ipates the major problems to be encountered in achieving the objectives and plans of the Office and
develops subordinate objectives, plans, and programs; (d) acts on special problems when necessary;
and (e) coordinates United States policy toward the countries under its jurisdiction by maintaining
close liaison with other divisions and offices in the Department and with other Government agencies,
reviewing and evaluating the policies, programs, and activities of such divisions, offices, and agencies
as they affect area policy, keeping the Office director currently informed on all important develop-
ments, and serving on country and other appropriate departmental committees to consider problems
affecting the countries concerned.
Gordon P. Merriam, Chief
John D. Jernegan,* Assistant Chie]
Evan M. Wilson,* Assistant Chief
William 0. Baxter Helen P. Gray Richard H. Sanger
Nancy M. Chase William L. Jenkins Juneal Saunders
Adrian B. Colquitt* David LeBreton, Jr.* Lucille Snyder
Christina P. Grant Ellen W. MacDaniels Fraser Wilkins*
DIVISION OF MIDDLE EASTERN AND INDIAN AFFAIRS (MEI)
Is responsible, in matters relating to Iran, Afghanistan, India, Burma, Nepal, and Ceylon, for
effectuating, through long-range and day-to-day action, the plans and over-all policies formulated by
the Office of Near Eastern and African Affairs for the conduct of United States relations within the
area of jurisdiction and performs the following functions: (a) directs the day-to-day conduct of
United States relations with the countries under its jurisdiction by preparing instructions to United
States Foreign Service establishments abroad, conferring with appropriate foreign diplomatic repre-
sentatives in the United States, and participating in appropriate conferences and meetings within
the Department and with outside agencies; (b) receives, studies, and evaluates information on its
assigned area to establish a sound base for operations and to advise the Office on the current situation ;
(c) anticipates the major problems to be encountered in achieving the objectives and plans of the
Office, and develops subordinate objectives, plans, and programs; (d) acts on special problems when
necessary; (e) coordinates United States policy toward the countries under its jurisdiction by main-
taining close liaison with other divisions and offices in the Department and with other Government
agencies, reviewing and evaluating the policies, programs, and activities of such divisions, offices, and
agencies as they affect area policy, keeping the Office director currently informed on all important
developments, and serving on country and other appropriate departmental committees to consider
problems affecting the countries concerned; (/) keeps informed on domestic and international economic,
commercial, and financial policies and trends in relation to political matters in the area; and (g) collabo-
rates with the special assistants for economic affairs in the Office in performing continuous liaison
with the economic offices and divisions of the Department.
' Foreign Service officer
22 REGISTER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 1946
Harold B. Minor,* Chief
Lampton Berry, Assistant Chief
Ray L. Thurston,* Assistant Chief
Charles W. Adair, Jr.* W. Clyde Dunn Richard S. Leach
J. Russell Andrus Philip J. Halla
DIVISION OF AFRICAN AFFAIRS (AF)
Is responsible, in all matters relating to the independent countries of Ethiopia and Liberia and to
all other parts of Africa (including colonies, protectorates, trusteeships, and mandated territories)
except the Union of South Africa, Algeria, Egypt, and the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, for effectuating,
through long-range and day-to-day action, 'the plans and over-all policies formulated by the Office of
Near Eastern and African Affairs for the conduct of United States relations within the area of juris-
diction and performs the following functions: (a) directs the day-to-day conduct of United States
relations with the countries under its jurisdiction by preparing instructions to United States Foreign
Service establishments abroad, conferring with appropriate foreign diplomatic representatives in the
United States, and participating in appropriate conferences and meetings within the Department
and with outside agencies; (b) receives, studies, and evaluates information on its assigned area to estab-
lish a sound base for operations and to advise the Office on the current situation; (c) anticipates the
major problems to be encountered in achieving the objectives and plans of the Office, and develops
subordinate objectives, plans, and programs; (d) acts on special problems when necessary; and (e)
coordinates United States policy toward the countries under its jurisdiction by maintaining close
liaison with other divisions and offices in the Department and with other Government agencies,
reviewing and evaluating the policies, programs, and activities of such divisions, offices, and agencies
as they affect area policy, keeping the Office director currently informed on all important developments,
and serving on country and other appropriate departmental committees to consider problems affecting
the countries concerned
Clare H. Timberlake,* Chief
Andrew G. Lynch,* Assistant Chief
Joseph Palmer, 2d,* Assistant Chief
Kenneth H. Meeker, Special Assistant to the Chief
Fred H. Await Garland R. Farmer, Jr. Harry H. Schwartz
Dudley C. Bostwick Marcelle Quirin Edwin L. Smith
James J. Durnan
DIVISION OF RESEARCH FOR NEAR EAST AND AFRICA (DRN)
Is responsible for assuring that the Director of the Office of Near Eastern and African Affairs
and other policy-making officials of the Department are provided with positive intelligence reports,
studies, and estimates required for the formulation and implementation of the foreign policy of the
United States pertaining to all of Africa, except Algeria and the Union of South Africa, and all the
Near Eastern and Middle Eastern countries, including Greece, India, and Burma; for assisting the
Director of the Office in long-range policy planning by the anticipation and analysis of policy issues
and their implications; and for assisting, through the Special Assistant for Research and Intelligence,
the National Intelligence Authority/Central Intelligence Group in its function of assuring that the
President and other officials of the Government are furnished with the intelligence required for the
national security; and performs the following functions: (a) plans and implements a program of
research and analysis pursuant to standards set by the Advisory Committee on Intelligence and
maintained by the Office of Intelligence Coordination and Liaison; (6) provides evaluated positive
intelligence on the countries of the Near East and Africa to meet the Department's requirements for
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the formulation of the foreign policy of the United States Government toward those countries;
(c) collaborates with the Advisory Committee on Intelligence and the Office of Intelligence Coordina-
tion and Liaison in the formulation of a Departmental program for basic research; (d) collaborates
with the Office of Intelligence Collection and Dissemination in planning and implementing the
Department's program for the procurement of intelligence materials from all sources, and evaluating,
as an integral part of the research process, incoming materials with a view to improving the relevance,
accuracy, and timeliness of the reporting services; (e) prepares intelligence reports, studies and esti-
mates for. and supplies spot information to, the geographic divisions and other authorized recipients
in the Department, the Central Intelligence Group, and other Government agencies; and (/) cooperates
with the Special Assistant for Research and Intelligence in providing assistance to Departmental and
interdepartmental intelligence and research groups, including the Central Intelligence Group
Joseph C. Satterthwaite, * Acting Chief
Louis E. Frechtling, Assistant Chief
Evalyn M. Hardoin
Robert D. Baum
John C. Hill, Jr.
AFRICAN BRANCH
Elmer H. Bourgerie, Chief
John A. Noon
Betty G. Stein
Ruth Torrance
John F. Cady
Fredericka A Cobren
MIDDLE EASTERN BRANCH
Joseph M. Upton, Chiej
Owen Hillman
Margaret H. Martin
Arthur E. Beach
John Dorman
Gideon Hadary
NEAR EASTERN BRANCH
Harry N. Howard, Chief
Kerim K. Key
C. G. Lagoudakis
Grant V. McClanahan
Robert D. Sethian
Doris E. Wrigley
OFFICE OF AMERICAN REPUBLIC AFFAIRS (ARA)
Is responsible for formulating plans and over-all policies for the conduct of United States rela-
tions with the countries and areas under its jurisdiction, and for coordinating and reviewing policy
matters originating within other geographic or functional offices of the Department or other Federal
agencies; and performs the following functions: (a) develops basic country and area policies to guide
the conduct of United States relations with the countries and areas under its jurisdiction; (6) directs
the conduct of foreign relations with the countries under its jurisdiction, taking the initiative in
affairs primarily political, and, in other affairs, stimulating the initiative of functional divisions
within the Department and other agencies charged with primary responsibility in specialized fields;
(c) draws into consultation all appropriate functional offices and divisions of the Department and all
appropriate agencies of the Government in the formulation of policy; (d) keeps other offices and
divisions of the Department and other departments and agencies of the Government adequately
informed on emerging problems, policy decisions, and action with respect to other countries, so that
all United States programs in such countries may be coordinated with over-all United States foreign
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policy; (e) reviews and evaluates programs and activities ol functional and other offices ol the
Department and of other agencies of the Government as they affect the political situation in a par-
ticular area; (/) directs and instructs United States Foreign Service establishments in the countries
and areas within its jurisdiction; (g) advises on the types and number of personnel required in Foreign
Service establishments in collaboration with the Office of the Foreign Service, interested offices and
divisions of the Department, and other Government agencies and departments; (h) maintains contact
with appropriate foreign diplomatic missions in the United States; (i) provides representation on
appropriate intra- and inter-departmental committees; (J) in conformance with the standards set by
the Advisory Committee on Intelligence, directs the planning and implementation of a program of
basic research and analysis to provide evaluated positive intelligence on problems in the area; (k)
assists the Assistant Secretary of State for American Republic Affairs in carrying out the liquidation
of the affairs of the Office of Inter-American Affairs, the Institute of Inter-American Transportation,
the Inter- American Navigation Corporation, and Prencinradio, Inc., furnishing one of the directors
for these corporations; and (Z) coordinates and maintains the necessary contacts within the Office
for assignments of specialists to other American republics under Public Law 63, taking the appropriate
action required to procure them through the Interdepartmental Committee on Scientific and Cultural
Cooperation.
Ellis O. Briggs,* Director
Edward G. Trueblood,* Deputy Directoi
Charles H. Lee, Special Adviser
ti. Kingston Fleming, Special Assistant to the Directoi
Thomas H. Englesby. Executive Officer
W. Tapley Bennett Constance Grant Wilma C. Patterson
Barbara Eastment Robert H. McBride*
DIVISION OF MEXICAN AFFAIRS (MA)
Is responsible, in matters relating to Mexico, for effectuating through long-range and day-to-day
action, the plans and over-all policies formulated by the Office of American Republic Affairs for the
conduct of United States relations within the area of jurisdiction and performs the following functions
(a) directs the day-to-day conduct of United States relations with the countries under its jurisdiction
by preparing instructions to United States Foreign Service establishments abroad, conferring with
appropriate foreign diplomatic representatives in the United States, and participating in appropriate
conferences and meetings within the Department and with outside agencies; (6) receives, studies, and
evaluates information on its assigned area to establish a sound base for operations and to advise the
Office on the current situation; (c) anticipates the major problems to be encountered in achieving
the objectives and plans of the Office, and develops subordinate objectives, plans, and programs;
(d) acts on special problems when necessary ; (e) coordinates United States policy toward the countries
under its jurisdiction by maintaining close liaison with other divisions and offices in the Department
and with other Government agencies, reviewing and evaluating the policies, programs, and activities
of such divisions, offices, and agencies as they affect area policy, keeping the office director currently
informed on all important developments, and serving on country and other appropriate departmental
committees to consider problems affecting the countries concerned; (/) initiates, coordinates, and
integrates policy and action necessary in fulfilling this Government's obligations pertaining to United
States- Mexico boundary and water matters, analyzing and evaluating projects recommended by the
United States Section of the International Boundary and Water Commission; and (g) assists and
advises on a variety of problems arising from a common border relationship with Mexico
Guy VV. Ray,* Chief
Charles A. Timm, Assistant ChieJ
James E. Edwards Ruth Mason Hughes William L. Wight, Jr
Harold C. Herrick William G. MacLean
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DIVISION OF CENTRAL AMERICA AND PANAMA AFFAIRS (CPA)
Is responsible, in all matters relating to Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa
Rica, and Panama, for effectuating, through long-range and day-to-day action, the plans and over-
all policies formulated by the Office of American Republic Affairs for the conduct of United States
relations within the area of jurisdiction and performs the following functions: (a) directs the day-
to-day conduct of United States relations with the countries under its jurisdiction by preparing
instructions to United States Foreign Service establishments abroad, conferring with appropriate
foreign diplomatic representatives in the United States, and participating in appropriate conferences
and meetings within the Department and with outside agencies; (6) receives, studies, and evaluates
information on its assigned area to establish a sound base for operations and to advise the Office on
the current situation; (c) anticipates the major problems to be encountered in achieving the objectives
and plans of the Office, and develops subordinate objectives, plans, and programs; (d) acts on special
problems when necessary; (e) coordinates United States policy toward the countries under its juris-
diction by maintaining close liaison with other divisions and offices in the Department and with
other Government agencies, reviewing and evaluating the policies, programs, and activities of such
divisions, offices, and agencies as they affect area policy, keeping the Office director currently informed
on all important developments, and serving on country and other appropriate departmental com-
mittees to consider problems affecting the countries concerned; (/) maintains direct liaison with the
War and Navy Departments and the Canal Zone Department on matters affecting relations between
the Canal Zone and Panama and the Canal Zone and other countries in order to coordinate and inte-
grate this Government's policies; and (g) maintains direct liaison with Public Roads Administration
with respect to the many complicated problems connected with that section of the inter-American
highway which is being constructed in the Central American countries and Panama.
Robert Newbegin,* Chief
Murray M. Wise, Assistant Chief
Fred G. Heins Murat W. Williams Wm. Raymond Wood
DIVISION OF CARIBBEAN AFFAIRS (CAB)
Is responsible, in all matters relating to Cuba, Haiti, the Dominican Republic, and the possessions
ol the British, French, and Dutch Governments in the Caribbean area, except British Honduras
(jurisdiction with respect to the European possessions in the Caribbean area is shared with the appro-
priate divisions of the Office of European Affairs), for effectuating, through long-range and day-to-
day action, the plans and over-all policies formulated by the Office of American Republic Affairs for
the conduct of United States relations within the area of jurisdiction and performs the following
functions: (a) directs the day-to-day conduct of United States relations with the countries under its
jurisdiction by preparing instructions to United States Foreign Service establishments abroad, confer-
ring with appropriate foreign diplomatic representatives in the United States, and participating in
appropriate conferences and meetings within the Department and with outside agencies; (fe) receives,
studies, and evaluates information on its assigned area to establish a sound base for operations and
to advise the Office on the current situation ; (c) anticipates the major problems to be encountered in
achieving the objectives and plans of the Office, and develops subordinate objectives, plans, and
programs; (d) acts on special problems when necessary; (e) coordinates United States policy toward
the countries under its jurisdiction by maintaining close liaison with other divisions and offices in the
Department and with other Government agencies, reviewing and evaluating the policies, programs
and activities of such divisions, offices, and agencies as they affect area policy, keeping the Office
director currently informed on all important developments, and serving on country and other appro-
priate departmental committees to consider problems affecting the countries concerned; (/) receives,
studies, and evaluates information on Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands of the United States, which
are under the administrative jurisdiction of the Department of the Interior, in order to advise the
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Office of American Republic Affairs of the current situation in these United States possessions; main-
tains close liaison with the Department of the Interior with respect to the foreign relations of Puerto
Rico and the Virgin Islands; and (g) reviews and evaluates the policy objectives and activities of the
Caribbean Commission; and analyzes and clears projects recommended by the United States Section
of the Commission.
Willard F. Barber, Chief
William W. Walker,* Acting Assistant Chief
Charles C. Hauch Leonard H. Price John R. Stevenson
DIVISION OF BRAZILIAN AFFAIRS (BA)
Is responsible, in matters relating to Brazil, for effectuating through long-range and day-to-day
action, the plans and over-all policies formulated by the Office of American Republic Affairs for the
conduct of United States relations within the area of jurisdiction and performs the following functions:
(a) directs the day-to-day conduct of United States relations with the countries under its jurisdiction
by preparing instructions to United States Foreign Service establishments abroad, conferring with
appropriate foreign diplomatic representatives in the United States, and participating in appropriate
conferences and meetings within the Department and with outside agencies; (b) receives, studies, and
evaluates information on its assigned area to establish a sound base for operations and to advise the
Office on the current situation; (c) anticipates the major problems to be encountered in achieving the
objectives and plans of the Office, and develops subordinate objectives, plans, and programs; (d) acts
on special problems when necessary; and (c) coordinates United States policy toward the countries
under its jurisdiction by maintaining close liaison with other divisions and offices in the Department
and with other Government agencies, reviewing and evaluating the policies, programs, and activities
of such divisions, offices, and agencies as they affect area policy, keeping the Office director currently
informed on all important developments, and serving on country and other appropriate departmental
committees to consider problems affecting the countries concerned.
Daniel M. Braddock,* Chief
John Gordon Mein, Acting Assistant Chief
Harold N. Midkiff Richard F. O'Toole Mildred M. Yenchius
DIVISION OF RIVER PLATE AFFAIRS (RPA)
Is responsible, in matters relating to the Republics of Argentina, Paraguay, and Uruguay, for
effectuating, through long-range and day-to-day action, the plans and over-all policies formulated
by the Office of American Republic Affairs for the conduct of United States relations within the area
of jurisdiction and performs the following functions: (a) directs the day-to-day conduct of United
States relations with the countries under its jurisdiction by preparing instructions to United States
Foreign Service establishments abroad, conferring with appropriate foreign diplomatic representatives
in the United States, and participating in appropriate conferences and meetings within the Department
and with outside agencies; (6) receives, studies, and evaluates information on its assigned area to
establish a sound base for operations and to advise the Office on the current situation; (c) anticipates
the major problems to be encountered in achieving the objectives and plans of the Office, and develops
subordinate objectives, plans, and programs; (d) acts on special problems when necessary; and (e)
coordinates United States policy toward the countries under its jurisdiction by maintaining close
liaison with other divisions and offices in the Department and with other Government agencies,
reviewing and evaluating the policies, programs, and activities of such divisions, offices, and agencies
Foreign Service officer.
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as they affect area policy, keeping the Office director currently informed on all important develop-
ments, and serving on country and other appropriate departmental committees to consider prob-
lems affecting the countries concerned.
Thomas C. Mann, Chief
Cecil B. Lyon,* Acting Assistant Chief
Sherburne Dillingham* Eugene A. Gilmore, Jr. Henry A. Hoyt
T. R. Martin John L. Ohmans Grace N. Scott
DIVISION OF NORTH AND WEST COAST AFFAIRS (NWC)
Is responsible, in matters relating to Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, and Venezeula,
for effectuating, through long-range and day-to-day action, the plans and over-all policies formu-
lated by the Office of American Republic Affairs for the conduct of United States relations within
the area of jurisdiction and performs the following functions: (a) directs the day-to-day conduct of
United States relations with the countries under its jurisdiction by preparing instructions to United
States Foreign Service establishments abroad, conferring with appropriate foreign diplomatic repre-
sentatives in the United States, and participating in appropriate conferences and meetings within
the Department and with outside agencies; (6) receives, studies, and evaluates information on its
assigned area to establish a sound base for operations and to advise the Office on the current situation;
(c) anticipates the major problems to be encountered in achieving the objectives and plans of the
Office, and develops subordinate objectives, plans, and programs; (d) acts on special problems when
necessary; and (e) coordinates United States policy toward the countries under its jurisdiction by
maintaining close liaison with other divisions and offices in the Department and with other Govern-
ment agencies, reviewing and evaluating the policies, programs, and activities of such divisions,
offices, and agencies as they affect area policy, keeping the Office director currently informed on all
important developments, and serving on country and other appropriate departmental committees
to consider problems affecting the countries concerned.
Milton K. Wells,* Chief
Carlos C. Hall, Assistant Chief
Burr C. Brundage Henry Dearborn James Espy*
Albert H. Gerberich Austin J. Rittenhouse Alexander Schnee
DIVISION OF SPECIAL INTER-AMERICAN AFFAIRS (IA)
Is responsible for guiding the formulation and execution of major policies governing the par-
ticipation of this Government in the inter-American system, which embraces the multilateral relation-
ship among the twentj'-one republics of the Western Hemisphere, and for recommending and for-
mulating policy regarding other problems affecting the relations of the United States with the other
American republics as a group, and performs the following functions: (a) initiates and coordinates
policy and action regarding the inter-American system, its agencies, organs, and conferences; and
(6) formulates and recommends policy and action on special problems having a general inter-American
application, as distinguished from those falling within the scope of the respective geographic divisions.
John C. Dreier, Acting Chief
Louis J. Halle, Jr., Acting Assistant Chief
George O. Spencer Simon N. Wilson
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DIVISION OF RESEARCH FOR AMERICAN REPUBLICS (DRA)
Is responsible, in matters concerning Mexico and Central and South America, and the island
republics of the Caribbean, for assuring that the policy-making officials of the Department (and
officials of the National Intelligence Authority/Central Intelligence Group) are provided with suffi-
cient positive intelligence reports, studies, and estimates to enable them to carry out their policy
objectives, and performs the following functions: (a) plans and implements a program of research and
analysis, pursuant to standards established by the Advisory Committee on Intelligence and main-
tained by the Office of Intelligence Coordination and Liaison; (b) provides evaluated positive intelli-
gence on the Latin-American countries to meet the Department's requirements for the formulation
of the foreign policy of the United States Government toward those countries; (c) collaborates with
the Advisory Committee on Intelligence and the Office of Intelligence Coordination and Liaison in
the formulation of a Departmental program for basic research; (d) collaborates with the Office of
Intelligence Collection and Dissemination in planning and implementing the Department's program
for the procurement of intelligence materials from all sources, and evaluating, as an integral part of
the research process, incoming materials with a view toward improving the relevance, accuracy, and
timeliness of the reporting services; (e) prepares intelligence reports, studies and estimates for, and
supplies spot information to the geographic divisions of the Office of American Republic Affairs, and
other authorized recipients in the Department, the Central Intelligence Group, and other Govern-
ment agencies; and (/) cooperates with the Special Assistant for Research and Intelligence in pro-
viding assistance to Departmental and interdepartmental intelligence and research groups, including
the Central Intelligence Group.
Roland D. Hussey, Acting Chief
Donald M. Dozer, Acting Associate Chief
Rollin S. Atwood, Acting Assistant Chief
Mary E. Armstrong
Woodrow W. Borah
Lois Carlisle
Irving Goldman
Bergit S. Guynn
Albert H. Haynes
Alexander Lesser
W. Stewart Lester
Andree P. Maddox
Harriet Mead
Robert G. Mead, Jr.
Ernest C. Olson
Ann M. Peyton
Ysabel F. Rennie
George F. Rohrlich
Wm. Burton Sowash
Stephanie K. Stevens
Harold Weisberg
Simon L. Weker
William W. Young
OFFICE OF SPECIAL POLITICAL AFFAIRS (SPA)
Is responsible for enabling the Department to utilize fully the United Nations as an instrument in
the conduct of foreign affairs through the development and maintenance of constructive policies and
programs for United States participation in the United Nations and in related specialized and regional
international organizations; and performs the following functions: (a) serves as focal point for coor-
dination and integration of matters relating to United States participation in the United Nations and
specialized and regional international organizations which are related to or which may be brought into
relationship with the United Nations; (b) collaborates with other offices of the Department and
other Government agencies in the development of United States policy on problems of concern to the
United Nations and other international organizations with particular reference to United States
commitments as a member of the United Nations, the preparation of instructions to the United States
representatives to the United Nations and representatives of the United States to related international
organizations, the implementation by the United States of decisions and recommendations of the
United Nations, and the dissemination of information to the Department, the field, and the public
regarding the United Nations and the participation of this Government therein; (c) prepares recom-
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mendations for the development of the United Nations and related international organizations as
instruments for the constructive development of the world community based upon continuing appraisal
of matters affecting the United Nations; (d) reviews and advises on constitutional, organizational, and
administrative aspects of international organizations; (e) interprets the provisions of the United
Nations Charter for use by the Department, other Government agencies, and the United States
representatives to the United Nations; (/) prepares reports to the United Nations required by the
Charter and reports to Congress required by Public Law 264, 79th Congress; (g) analyzes factors or
causes which are likely to contribute to future controversies in the United Nations or related inter-
national organizations, and recommends programs of action to prevent such controversies, and
analyzes programs necessary to the satisfactory solution of problems of the United Nations or related
international organizations and the preparation of recommendations necessary thereto; and (h) pro-
vides documents and reference service on international organizations.
Alger Hiss, Director
John C. Ross, Deputy Director
Elwood N. Thompson, Special Assistant
Robert M. McClintock,* Special Assistant
Harley A. Notter, Adviser
Dwight S. Mallon, Special Assistant for Public Relations
Robert G. Miner, Policy Information Officer
Calvin J. Nichols, Executive Officer
Alice C. Bartlett Pauline E. Freeze Gertrude M. Slindee
Lincoln P. Bloomfield Frances H. Rawlings Jean F. Turnbull
Elizabeth C. Driscoll
DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION AFFAIRS (OA)
Is responsible for enabling the Department to utilize fully the General Assembly, the Economic
and Social Council, and the framework of specialized and regional international organizations in the
conduct of foreign affairs through the initiation and maintenance of integrated policies and programs
for United States participation in the development of these organizations; for assisting in the develop-
ment of the international judiciary and of international law; and for assisting in the development of
adequate standards and practices in international secretariats; and performs the following functions:
(a) formulates long-range plans for the progressive development of the role of the General Assembly,
the Economic and Social Council, and specialized and regional international agencies in international
relations; (b) assists in the development of the organization of these organs, definitions of their inter-
relationships, their budgetary arrangements, and their full utilization; (c) initiates and coordinates
effective action implementing recommendations and decisions of United Nations organs and specialized
and regional organizations; and (d) initiates and coordinates action relating to the establishment of
the permanent headquarters of the United Nations in the United States and the determination of the
legal status within the United States of the United Nations, its officials, and representatives of member
states.
Durward V. Sandifer, Chief
William O. Hall, Adviser
Louise White, Assistant to the Chief
James F. Anderson, Administrative Officer
• Foreign Service officer.
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GENERAL INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION BRANCH
Isaac N. P. Stokes, Associate Chief of Division
Dorothy Fosdick, Assistant Chief of Division
Hans Aufricht Betty Gough Robert Kull
Marion W. Boggs George E. Hill, 2d David H. Popper
Elizabeth Brown Marie S. Klooz Paul B. Taylor
Samuel DePalma
SPECIALIZED INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS BRANCH
Walter M. Kotschnig, Associate Chief of Division
John D. Tomlinson, Assistant Chief of Division
M. Kathleen Bell L. Wendell Hayes Edmund H. Kellogg
Philip Burnett James P. Hendrick Wallace McClure ~
Ursula Duffus Jane D. Highsaw John H. Moore
REGIONAL INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS BRANCH
William Sanders, Associate Chief of Division
David Wainhouse, Assistant Chief of Division
Ward P. Allen Philip A. Mangano
Laura Iredale Edith E. Ware
JUDICIAL INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AND LEGAL BRANCH
John Maktos, Associate Chief of Division
John W. Halderman, Assistant Chief of Division
Carl M. Marcy Alice M. McDiarmid
Marcia V. N. Maylott Denys P. Myers
DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL SECURITY AFFAIRS (IS)
Is responsible for developing and pursuing constructive policies and programs for United States
participation in the Security Council of the United Nations and in regional arrangements or agencies,
so far as such participation is concerned with the maintenance of international peace and security;
and performs the following functions: (a) formulates, develops, and coordinates United States policy
on matters coming before the Security Council, its commissions, committees, and subsidiary organs;
(b) prepares and reviews instructions to United States representatives on the Security Council, its
commissions, committees, and subsidiary organs; (c) conducts basic studies and formulates proposals
with reference to matters of United States participation in the Security Council ; and (d) collaborates
with other divisions in the formulation of proposals regarding strategic area aspects of trust territories
for which the United States may be designated as the administering authority.
Joseph E. Johnson, Chief
James J. Byrnes, Jr., Administrative Officer
MILITARY ASPECTS OF SECURITY BRANCH
Donald C. Blaisdell, Associate Chief of Division
Henry L. Abbott John A. Johnson
George H. Haselton John V. Lovitt
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NON-MILITARY ASPECTS OF SECURITY BRANCH
Harding F. Bancroft, Associate Chief of Division
Howard C. Johnson, Jr., Acting Assistant Chief of Division
J. Wesley Adams, Jr. Samuel K. C. Kopper Joseph W. Scott
James W. Barco Warren A. Roberts Eric Stein
Bernhard G. Bechhoefer
REGULATION OF ARMAMENTS BRANCH
John C. Elliott, Acting Assista?it Chief of Division
John A. Hall Donald M. Leitli James M. Ludlow
DIVISION OF DEPENDENT AREA AFFAIRS (DA)
Is responsible for enabling the Department to develop and maintain constructive policies and
programs, consistent with the foreign and domestic policies of the United States, for United States
participation in the United Nations and related specialized and regional international organizations
where such participation relates to non-self-governing territories; and performs the following functions-
(a) formulates and develops basic policies of the United States regarding international programs
affecting non-self-governing territories generally and the International Trusteeship System; and
(b) supervises basic studies and formulates proposals for the furtherance of United States interests in
the advancement and well-being of non-self-governing peoples and for the relation of these interests
to the basic objectives of the United States foreign policy.
O. Benjamin Gerig, Chief
William L. Groves, Administrative Officer
TRUSTEESHIP ADMINISTRATION BRANCH
James F. Green, Associate Chief of Division
Frederic P. Bartlett, Assistant Chief of Division
William I. Cargo Virginia Sherwood
Phyllis L. LeRoy William L. Yeomans
REGIONAL COMMISSIONS BRANCH
Ralph J. Bunche, Associate Chief of Division
Elizabeth H. Armstrong Emil J. Sady
Margaret S. Houghteling Alfred E. Wellons
OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE POLICY (ITP)
Is responsible for striving for the adoption and continuing application of principles and methods
by which the United States and other countries may concert their action for the expansion of the
production, exchange, and consumption of goods, and for the improvement of labor, social, and health
standards; and otherwise for promoting the interests of the United States and its nationals in matters
pertaining to international economic, trade, and commercial affairs.
Clair Wilcox, Director.
Paul H. Nitze, Deputy Director
Joseph D. Coppock, Adviser
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J. Robert Schaetzel, Special Assistant to the Director
Edward W. Kelly, Executive Officer
Edward S. Mason, Consultant
Bernard F. Haley, Consultant
Jacob Viner, Consultant
Helen L. Brewster Irene E. Langdoc
Virginia C. Haaga Dorothy L. Weissbrod
INTERNATIONAL RESOURCES DIVISION (IR)
Is responsible for developing and maintaining policies in conformity with United States economic
foreign policy objectives affecting agricultural and industrial commodities and resources (excepting
petroleum) of major interest in international economic relations, and with respect to international
industrial organization and the interchange of technology among nations ; for facilitating the solution
of problems arising from surpluses and shortages of internationally traded commodities of major
significance; for facilitating the acquisition of strategic materials in a manner consistent with United
States foreign policy; for fostering the conservation of international fishery and wildlife resources
and the protection of American interests in such resources ; for furthering the elimination of restrictive
business practices of international combines and cartels; for promoting the international exchange of
technological information and industrial techniques; and performs the following functions: (a) initiates
and participates in the formulation of intergovernmental arrangements and agreements involving
foodstuffs, other agricultural products, industrial raw materials, fisheries and wildlife, business organi-
zations and practices, and exchange of industrial technology and information; (6) assembles and
analyzes data and documents and otherwise prepares for meetings of international bodies dealing
with the conservation of resources, international commodity problems, and business practices;
(c) conducts discussions and negotiations with foreign governments and administers intergovern-
mental treaties and agreements on matters within the field of its responsibility ; (d) observes and
reviews developments in the field of international commodity trade, business arrangements, and con-
servation in order to advise offices of the Department of State and other Government agencies on
their implications with respect to United States foreign policy; and collaborates in drafting instruc-
tions to Foreign Service establishments regarding matters of economic and political significance in
the field of commodity trade, business arrangements, and conservation; and (e) collaborates with
other Government departments and agencies in advising and assisting American businessmen on
international commodity problems and business practices.
Donald D. Kennedy, Chief
Edward G. Cale, Associate Chief
Robert P. Terrill, Associate Chief
William T. Phillips, Special Assistant to the Chief
James A. Stillwell, Adviser on Supplies
Corwin D. Edwards, Consultant
Charles J. Shohan, Adviser on Food and Agriculture Programs
Arthur R. Himbert, Assistant Adviser on Combined Food Board
Mahlon Ashford, Special Assistant
Richard H. Robinson, Administrative Officer
Miralotte S. Ickes
FOODSTUFFS BRANCH
Francis A. Linville, Assistant Chief of Division
William H. Bray, Jr. L. Ingemann Highby Bernard Rothman
Virginia G. Dorr Marion A. Moffat Durand Smith
John K. Havemeyer Jean H. Mulliken
ORGANIZATION OF THE DEPARTMENT 33
FISHERIES AND WILDLIFE BRANCH
William E. S. Flory, Acting Assistant Chief of Division
Edward Castleman Mary F. Shreve
Isla V. Da vies Edward R. Van Sant
AGRICULTURAL MATERIALS BRANCH
Clarence W. Nichols, Assistant Chief of Division
George H. Alexander Ivan M. Elchibegoff Marietta B. Notary
Isabel Ann Baldwin James G. Evans Mary Tsouvalas
Harlan P. Bramble Clarence E. Macy* Frank H. Whitehouse
S. Bertha Burnett John C. Montgomery
' RAW MATERIALS BRANCH
Karl L. Anderson, Assistant Chief of Division
Pauline B. Hobbs Louis Lister Clarence A. Wendel
Samuel Lipkowitz Henry M. Pauley, Jr. E. Lamar White
INDUSTRY BRANCH
Raymond Vernon, Assistant Chief of Division
Ervin O. Anderson John P. Furman Carolene Wachenheimer
Roger C. Dixon Walter M. Rudolph Alfred W. Wells*
Isaiah Frank Chet E. Sinclair
PETROLEUM DIVISION (PED)
Is responsible for initiating and coordinating the development and maintenance of international
petroleum policies which conform with United States foreign economic and security policy objectives;
for initiating and participating in action for international cooperation in the orderly development, pro-
duction, and distribution of petroleum resources; for protecting United States property and promoting
United States petroleum interests in foreign countries; for assisting United States nationals to par-
ticipate effectively in the international petroleum trade; and for assisting in the development and
maintenance of economic and security foreign policies vital to the petroleum requirements of the
United States; and performs the following functions: (a) initiates and participates in the formulation
of international agreements and treaties involving petroleum and petroleum products; (6) conducts
discussions and negotiations with foreign governments relative to international cooperation in the
orderly development, production, and distribution of petroleum resources; (c) assembles and analyzes
data and documents and otherwise prepares for international conferences and discussions with foreign
governments on petroleum matters and represents the Department in dealing with these problems;
(d) observes and reviews developments in the petroleum field both in the United States and other
countries in order to identify and advise on their implications to the foreign policy of the United
States and to disseminate pertinent information to offices of the Department and other interested
Government agencies; (c) prepares instructions to Foreign Service establishments regarding petroleum
matters and reports on significant economic and political developments in other countries relative to
this field; (J) collaborates in the formulation of policy and procedure relative to the export of petroleum
equipment and technology to other countries; (g) collaborates in the promotion and development of
good relations between American oil interests and foreign governments; and (h) consults with and
advises representatives of foreign governments and United States nationals regarding United States
policy and action on international petroleum matters.
* Foreign Service officer.
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John A. Loftus, Chief
Robert H. S. Eakens, Assistant Chief
David A. Robertson, Assistant Chief
Rex Townsend, Assistant Chief
Herbert A. Breakey Malvin G. Hoffman Bernice M. Mills
Willie K. W. Edge David E. Longanecker C. Montagu Pigott
DIVISION OF COMMERCIAL POLICY (CP)
Is responsible for formulating, coordinating and maintaining, in conformity with the foreign
economic objectives of this Government, the international commercial policy of the United States;
for protecting and promoting American foreign trade on a basis of private enterprise; for protecting
and promoting American commercial and agricultural rights and interests abroad; for eliminating
discriminatory practices and otherwise promoting multilateral world trade, and performs the following
functions: (a) formulates, negotiates, and administers treaties of friendship, commerce, and naviga-
tion, reciprocal trade agreements, and other general commercial treaties and agreements concerning
tariffs, quantitative restrictions, preferences, discriminations, and other governmental regulations
affecting the export and import of goods, establishments (treatment of persons and corporations),
and other general commercial interests of the United States; (b) directs and coordinates the activities
of the interdepartmental trade-agreements organization; (c) initiates policy and action in regard to
the creation and operation in the field of commercial policy of an international trade organization;
(d) maintains liaison with and/or participates in the work of interdepartmental committees concerned
with economic problems having international commercial policy aspects; (e) assembles and analyzes
data and otherwise prepares for international trade conferences and represents the United States on
international bodies dealing with trade policies and problems; (/) serves as a focal point within the
Department for the reception and assistance of American businessmen interested in foreign trade;
(<7) initiates and coordinates policy and action concerning international aspects of commercial motion
pictures; (h) coordinates policy and action concerning international aspects of insurance, serving as
point of contact with American insurance companies; (i) initiates and coordinates policy and action
concerning international commercial arbitration; (j) coordinates United States international policy
with problems arising from the export of unclassified technological information and materials of
strategic importance; (k) drafts instructions to United States diplomatic and consular officers on
matters concerning trade and other aspects of commercial policy; and (I) furnishes upon request, to
other offices of the Department, other Departments, members of Congress and private citizens,
information on commercial policy aspects of numerous problems arising in our international commercial
relations; supplies requested information, and otherwise maintains contact with private groups and
organizations interested in commercial policy.
Winthrop G. Brown, Chief
Woodbury Willoughby, Associate Chief
Norman Burns, Adviser
Robert M. Carr,* Adviser
Vernon E. Bundy, Special Assistant to the Chief
Edward Yardley, Special Assistant to the Chief
Ernest S. Conley, Administrative Officer
Louise F. Welch, Administrative Assistant
Margaret Williams, Divisional Assistant
MOTION PICTURE SECTION
George R. Canty, Assistant Chief of Division
Joan H. Stacy
Foreign Service officer.
ORGANIZATION OF THE DEPARTMENT
35
David W. Bent
William F. Grav
AMERICAN REPUBLICS BRANCH
Harry R. Turkel, Assistant Chief of Division
Erwin P. Keeler * Adviser
Amelia H. Hood
C. Crawford Irvine
Elizabeth McGrory
BRITISH COMMONWEALTH AND EMPIRE BRANCH
Wilson T. M. Beale, Jr., Assistant Chief of Division
Sheldon T. Mills * Adviser
C. Wilfred Dare
Edwin G. Moline
Joe A. Robinson
Constant Southworth
George C. Spiegel
EUROPEAN BRANCH
Ben T. Moore, Assistant Chief of Division
Vernon L. Phelps, Adviser
Willis C. Armstrong, Assistant Adviser
Musedorah W. Thoreson
Leonard Weiss
William G. Conklin
Mary G. Crain
Marcia R. Harrison
Howard J. Hilton, Jr.
Julean Arnold, Jr.
Francis Boardman
Ellsworth C. Carlson
John M. Kennedy
Harris Loewy
H. Arnold Quirin
Robert W. Tufts
Everett G. Walk
Robert B. Wright
FAR AND MIDDLE EASTERN BRANCH
Merrill C. Gay, Assistant Chief of Division
James A. Hobbs
John F. Shaw
C. Thayer White
Janet W. Wilson
FOREIGN TRADE BRANCH
Roger R. Townsend, in charge
Darwin J. DeGolia
TREATIES AND REGULATIONS BRANCH
Vernon G. Setser, in charge
Herman Walker, Jr.
GENERAL COMMERCIAL POLICY BRANCH
Carl D. Corse, Assistant Chief of Division
John M. Leddy, Adviser
Robert S. Abbott
Charles L. Aulette
Alice H. Babb
G. Nathaniel Chumley
William Diebold, Jr.
J. M. Colton Hand
Edward I. Mullins
Gharles P. O'Donnell
Richard J. Peltier
Margaret H. Potter
Allerton deC. Tompkins
Carl F. Wehrwein
Foreign Service officer.
36 REGISTER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 19 46
DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL LABOR, SOCIAL, AND HEALTH
AFFAIRS (ILH)
Is responsible for supporting the interests and the foreign policy of the United States by developing
and assuring the adoption and application of appropriate principles in our foreign relations so far
as they affect labor, social, and health matters and for promoting international cooperation in these
fields; and performs the following functions: (a) analyzes and interprets labor, social, health, and
related developments and movements in the United States and abroad as they may affect the foreign
policy of the United States, the foreign policies of other governments, and general international rela-
tions, and formulates policy with respect to such matters; (b) studies and advises regarding the effects
of international economic policies and activities of the United States, of international organizations
or agencies, and of foreign governments, on employment, wages, and standards of living in the United
States and foreign countries; (c) develops policies and recommendations regarding international
measures to promote full employment and raise labor standards, and advises on economic measures
related to these objectives; (d) collaborates in the development of policies and recommendations re-
garding the foreign policy aspects of the migration and settlement of refugees and displaced persons ;
(e) maintains liaison with United States labor, social and health organizations, both public and private,
with respect to their international activities, advises on the foreign policy aspects of such activities,
and represents the Department on interdepartmental committees concerned with such matters;
(/) develops Department policies and recommendations regarding international aspects of labor,
social, and health affairs, maintains liaison with international organizations concerned with labor,
social, and health affairs, and collaborates in drafting instructions for United States representatives
to such organizations; (g) coordinates policy and action in connection with importation of foreign
labor into the United States; (h) formulates the Department's policy regarding the international
control of narcotics and performance of the duties imposed by statute and treaty obligations in relation
to international cooperation for the suppression of the abuse of narcotic drugs ; (t) collaborates in the
development of policy regarding labor, social, and health matters in ex-enemy countries; (j) analyzes
and interprets developments and activities of the cooperative movement in the United States and
foreign countries in relation to their effect on foreign policy ; and (k) collaborates in drafting instructions
to Foreign Service establishments on matters of economic and political significance in the fields of
labor, social, and health affairs in other countries.
Otis E. Mulliken, Chief
Thomas W. Holland, Associate Chief
Cleon O. Swayzee, Special Assistant
Frances M. Wilson, Administrative Officer
FOREIGN LABOR PROBLEMS BRANCH
William T. Ham, Assistant Chief of Division
William O. Brown Val R. Lorwin Alice E. Sayre
John T. Fishburn Sarah E. Roberts Philip B. Sullivan
James D. Hoover Fred Safier Irwin M. Tobin
HEALTH BRANCH
L. L. Williams, Jr.,8 Chief of Branch
H. van Zile Hyde,3 Assistant to the Chief of Branch
.George A. Morlock
» On detail from Public Health Service.
ORGANIZATION OF THE DEPARTMENT 37
LABOR ECONOMICS BRANCH
Earl R. Beckner, Assistant Chief of Division
Daniel L. Horowitz, Chief of Branch
Marten S. Estey James D. Hoover
INTERNATIONAL LABOR ORGANIZATIONS BRANCH
Bernard Wiesman, Chief
Carl Breuer* Murray Ross
SOCIAL BRANCH
Alice C. Shaffer, Chief
John J. Charnow Roger W. Grant, Jr.
OFFICE OF FINANCIAL AND DEVELOPMENT
POLICY (OFD)
Is responsible for providing leadership, guidance, and coordination of the work of the constituent
and primarily responsible divisions engaged in development of State Department policy in the fields
of international financial, monetary, investment, and economic development affairs, and performs
the following functions: (a) coordinates and integrates policy developments and programs of this
Office with those of the other offices in the economic area of the Department; (6) acts in an advisory
capacity to the Assistant Secretary for Economic Affairs and the Under Secretary for Economic Affairs
as necessary in relation to the financial, monetary, and economic development phases of over-all policy
problems; (c) alternates for the Under Secretary for Economic Affairs or the Assistant Secretary for
Economic Affairs as required, in representing the Department before interdepartmental bodies;
(d) represents the Department on interdepartmental committees and in organizations dealing with
international financial economic development affairs; (e) coordinates departmental positions and activi-
ties relating to organizations and agencies concerning which the Office is charged with primary responsi-
bility for liaison and representation, for example the Export-Import Bank and the National Advisory
Council; and (/) represents the Department in treaty negotiations with foreign governments on
international double taxation.
Norman T. Ness, Director
Frederick Livesey, Adviser
John Parke Young, Adviser
John T. Forbes, Executive Officer
Vivian B. Brown Ida M. Cunningham
DIVISION OF FINANCIAL AFFAIRS (FN)
Is responsible for stabilizing exchange rates; liberalizing exchange controls; protecting Ameri-
can business interests abroad against discriminatory taxes, exchange restrictions, and debt defaults;
developing financial arrangements and practices which will promote international financial equilib-
rium and interchange of trade; arranging for settlement of governmental claims growing out of the
war; and for rehabilitating currencies and restoring banking, credit, and fiscal systems of devastated
• Foreign Service officer.
38 REGISTER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 1946
countries; and performs the following functions: (a) develops and implements United States Govern-
ment policy and coordinates activities of interested Government agencies respecting exchange rate
matters; (b) develops and implements United States Government policy and provides information
and assistance to United States nationals respecting exchange control matters; (c) develops United
States Government policy respecting questions involved in international monetary and financial
agreements and financial clauses of commercial agreements and treaties; (d) develops and implements
United States Government policy respecting certifications under Section 25B of the Federal Reserve
Act and other matters affecting assets in the United States of foreign governments and central banks;
(e) develops United States Government policy, provides information and assistance to United States
nationals, and facilitates negotiations respecting defaulted foreign dollar bonds; (/) develops and im-
plements United States Government policy and provides information and assistance to United States
nationals respecting international double taxation and discriminatory tax treatment by foreign
governments; (g) develops United States Government policy and coordinates activities of interested
government agencies respecting matters connected with foreign security issues in the United States;
(h) develops and implements United States Government policy and provides advice to interested
government agencies respecting international financial payments of the United States Government
and its subdivisions; (i) develops and implements United States Government policy and coordinates
activities of interested government agencies respecting monetary and financial problems growing out
of invasion and occupation of foreign territory by United States forces; troop pay and civilian supply
settlements; problems connected with reparations, restitution, and looted gold; and (j) provides advice
and assistance on monetary and financial matters to foreign governments, to missions to foreign
governments, to the International Monetary Fund through the National Advisory Council, and to
organizations connected with the United Nations.
Harold R. Spiegel, Chief
James C. Corliss, Assistant Chief in charge of the American Republics
Victor M. Longstreet, Assistant Chief in charge of Western Europe
Paul F. McGuire, Assistant Chief in charge of Far and Middle East and Africa
Alexander M. Rosenson, Assistant Chief in charge of the British Commonwealth
James M. Ansara Virgilia C. Laneville Irma S. Starr
Richard C. Breithut Maurice G. Levy-Hawes William J. Stibravy
Gesualdo Costanzo Sidney D. Merlin Gordon B. Strong
Edward W. Doherty Matilda L. Milne Henrietta M. Towsley
Virginia W. Jones
DIVISION OF INVESTMENT AND ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT (ED)
Is responsible for developing, coordinating, implementing, and maintaining national policies to
restore and develop mutually beneficial public and private investment in and among foreign countries
as a basis for expanding multilateral trade; to promote the economic development of foreign coun-
tries by appropriate international and internal measures, including loans and financial assistance, as
a sound basis for economic and political stability at home and abroad; to relieve, rehabilitate, and
reconstruct war-damaged economies abroad, and to assist in the coordination and implementation
of such measures as a necessary basis for peaceful international relations; to protect investments of
American nationals abroad and to secure prompt, adequate, and effective compensation for properties
nationalized or requisitioned by foreign governments; and performs the following functions: (a) formu-
lates, reviews, coordinates, and implements United States policy with respect to applications and
proposals of foreign governments for loans from the Export-Import Bank, or the International
Bank for Reconstruction and Development for whatever purpose; (b) formulates, reviews, coordi-
nates, and implements United States policy with respect to credits or other financial assistance
required or requested by foreign governments; (c) formulates, Teviews, coordinates and imple-
ments United States policy with respect to general policies on United States public and private
investments in foreign countries: (d) formulates, reviews, coordinates, and implements United
ORGANIZATION OF THE DEPARTMENT 39
States policy with respect to plans, projects, proposals, and measures, both general and speci6c,
whether national or international, for the development, reconstruction and rehabilitation of the econ-
omies of foreign countries; (e) formulates, reviews, coordinates, and implements United States
policy with respect to protection of beneficial interests of American nationals in properties abroad,
and to compensation or restitution of properties nationalized or requisitioned by foreign govern-
ments; and (/) formulates, reviews, coordinates, and implements United States policy with
respect to the agencies, means, and measures, whether national or international, which are most
appropriate for the application of approved Departmental policies with respect to foreign loans,
credits, and investments, relief, rehabilitation, and reconstruction, and protection of nationalized
or other American property abroad.
Hubert F. Havlik, Chief
Jerome J. Stenger, Special Assistant
Edward R. Gray, Assistant Adviser on European Reconstruction
H. Van B. Cleveland, Assistant Chief of Division in charge of European, Near and Middle Eastern and
African Section
Melville H. Walker,* Assistant Chief of Division in charge of Far Eastern Section
Phil R. Atterberry P. Bernard Nortman Sarah J. Reedy
Gerti Landauer Elizabeth L. Otey , George A. Tesoro
Francis F. Lincoln Edward G. Posniak Leonard S. Tyson
Robeit N. Magill Gladys I. Poticher Herbert B. Woolley
DIVISION OF LEND-LEASE AND SURPLUS WAR PROPERTY
AFFAIRS (LP)
Is responsible for coordinating the development and maintenance of lend-lease settlement
and surplus war property disposal policies consistent with United States foreign economic policy
objectives and United States relations with foreign countries; and performs the following func-
tions; (a) participates with the Office of Foreign Liquidation in negotiation of lend-lease settlements;
and (b) determines foreign policy aspects of surplus war property disposals abroad.
Clifford C. Matlock, Acting Chief
Hale T. Shenefield, Assistant Chief of Division in charge of Surplus War Property Section
Clifford C. Matlock, Assistant Chief of Division in charge of Lend-Lease Section
Ruth S. Gold William K. Miller
Frances Haidt George E. Truesdell
OFFICE OF ECONOMIC SECURITY POLICY (ESP)
Is responsible for centralizing, under the Assistant Secretary of State for Economic Affairs, re-
sponsibility for initiating, formulating, and coordinating policy and action by the Department for
economic security policy in the occupied countries and Korea, including the economic aspects of the
peace treaties; for eliminating the economic war potential of the ex-enemy countries; for settling
claims arising from the war; for establishing healthy and independent economies; and for reconstruct-
ing and integrating these countries into the economies of Europe and the Far East; and performs the
following functions: (a) coordinates the relationship between the Safehaven program on external
assets of the Division of Economic Security Controls and the programs on internal assets of the Divi-
sions of German and Austrian Economic Affairs and Japanese and Korean Economic Affairs; (b)
coordinates reparations policy in Germany and Japan; (c) performs administrative functions for the
Safehaven missions; and (d) contacts foreign missions in this country on economic interests of their
nationals in the occupied countries.
Foreifro Service officer
40 REGISTER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 1946
Hamilton Robinson, Director
Seymour J. Rubin, Deputy Director
O. H. Transtrum, Executive Officer
Leo W. Garvey, Assistant Executive Officer
DIVISION OF ECONOMIC SECURITY CONTROLS (ES)
Is responsible for promoting United States foreign economic policy, in conjunction with other
Allied nations, in order to prevent future economic aggression by the Axis states, and to safeguard the
security of the United States, but at the same time to promote American commercial interests and
establish free trade, by the general relaxing of wartime controls over foreign nationals and their
assets pursuant to policies coordinated with other Government agencies and accords made with
foreign governments, and performs the following functions: (a) develops and executes policy on the
Safehaven Program, involving such matters as the marshalling, liquidation, and disposition of German
and Japanese external assets, and the issuance of directives to the missions in foreign countries con-
cerning the operation of this program, with the exception of Japanese external assets in the Far East;
(b) arranges for the restitution of properties looted by Germany and found outside of Germany;
(c) develops policy by which proceeds realized from the liquidation of enemy assets, for disposition
in accordance with the Potsdam Protocol, the Paris Reparation Agreement, and arrangements to
be entered into with other countries, may be used for the relief and rehabilitation of war devastated
areas and partial compensation to other countries which suffered war losses (this function is performed
in conjunction with the Division of German and Austrian Economic Affairs and the Division of
Japanese and Korean Economic Affairs) ; (d) protects American interests in German external assets,
particularly such assets in the Western Hemisphere and the neutral countries, and coordinates foreign
policy with domestic policy formulated by the Office of Alien Property in the Department of Justice ;
(e) repatriates enemy nationals who have been or presently are a threat to the economic security
program; and (/) arranges for the handling of problems arising under Executive Order 8389, as
amended (frozen funds).
Walter S. Surrey, Chief
Otto F. Fletcher, Special Assistant
Eldridge A. Snight, Administrative Officer
Servicing Unit
Mary L. Zarger, Chief
ALIEN PROPERTY CONTROL SECTION
Harold Rosenwald, Assistant Chief of Division
EASTERN HEMISPHERE SECTION
George W. Baker, Assistant Chief of Division
Warren A. Silver, Chief (Ex-Enemy)
Ellis K. Allison, Assistant Chief (Analysis)
Albert Post, Assistant Chief (Neutrals)
Harry Kahn, Jr., Assistant Chief (Liberated Countries)
Edwin M. Adams Charles G. Eulass Nicholas R. Milroy
Helene M. Crooks John W. Keogh Virgil Moore, Jr.
Jean Dennis Norma R. Klayman Juliet Phillips
Robert Donhauser T. R. Macy Ralph H. Stimson
ORGANIZATION OF THE DEPARTMENT 41
WESTERN HEMISPHERE SECTION
George N. Monsma, Assistant Chief of Division
Theo C. Adams Elizabeth M. Paulisch Casimir L. Sutula
Michael J. Dux B. Frank Poe, Jr. Norwood W. Watts
C. Jane Korista
DIVISION OF GERMAN AND AUSTRIAN ECONOMIC
AFFAIRS (GA)
Is responsible for initiating and formulating United States economic policy within the limits of
the Potsdam Agreement and Joint Chiefs of Staff Directive 1067 for the occupation and control of
Germany with the ultimate objective of the country's restoration as a sovereign nation and for
initiating and formulating economic policy for the occupation and control of Austria and its reestab-
lishment as an independent state ; and performs the following functions: (a) develops policy on economic
and financial aspects of the occupation and control of Germany and Austria, including the peace
treaties, for transmission to and implementation by the military governments in Germany and
Austria; (b) answers requests for interpretation of policies received from the military governments,
the War, Treasury, and Commerce Departments and from within the Department of State; and (c)
represents the economic area of the Department on the German-Austrian Secretariat.
Charles P. Kindleberger, Chief
Covey T. Oliver, Associate Chief
John C. de Wilde, Associate Chief
Leo W. Garvey, Acting Administrative Officer
Esther Grab Thelma B. Lewis
TRADE AND FINANCE SECTION
William A. Salant, Acting Assistant Chief of Division
Elizabeth Braunstein Henry Koch
Jerome Jacobson Henry D. Wyner
PRODUCTION AND LABOR SECTION
, Assistant Chief of Division
Mary B. Apperson Katherine Kellock
George R. Jacobs Charles E. Rogers
REPARATION AND RESTITUTION SECTION
Joseph A. Todd, Acting Assistant Chief of Division
Alexander F. Kiefer Anabel M. Scanlon
PROPERTY RELATIONS SECTION
Donald W. Brown, Assistant Chief of Division
Frank D. Taylor
42 REGISTER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 19-46
ECONOMIC INSTITUTIONS SECTION
Monroe Karasik, Acting Assistant Chief of Division
Harold E. Fassberg
DIVISION OF JAPANESE AND KOREAN ECONOMIC
AFFAIRS (JK)
Is responsible for initiating and formulating United States economic and financial policy for the
occupation and control of Japan and Korea and the reestablishment of the latter country as an inde-
pendent state, and performs the following functions: (a) develops policy on economic and financial
aspects of the occupation and control of Japan.and Korea, including the peace treaties, for transmis-
sion to and implementation by the military government in the Far East; (6) negotiates with other
governments on the Far Eastern Commission, other agencies of the government, and other Divisions
of the Department of State evaluating established economic policy and developing proposals for new
policy; (c) represents the economic areas of the Department on the Japanese-Korean Secretariat;
and (d) represents the economic areas on State-War-Navy Coordinating Committee and Far Eastern
Commission.
Edwin M. Martin, Chief
Norman Meiklejohn, Adviser
Joseph S. Gould, Adviser
Robert W. Barnett, Special Assistant
Charles L. Hodge, Acting Associate Chief
Roswell H. Whitman, Associate Chief
John A. Bailey, Administrative Officer
FOREIGN TRADE SECTION
, Chief
William S. McCornick Mabelle W. Mosher Robert M. Paige
PROPERTY CLAIMS AND FINANCE SECTION
Orville J. McDiarmid, Chief
Nickolas Cottrell John E. MacDonald Robert B. Parke
DISARMAMENT SECTION
Charles L. Hodge, Chief
Homer L. Baker Selma G. Kallis
REPARATIONS AND RESTITUTION SECTION
Rufus B. Smith, Chief
Ralph H. Fisher Henry D. Owen
ORGANIZATION OF THE DEPARTMENT 43
OFFICE OF FOREIGN LIQUIDATION (FLC)
Is responsible for formulating a coordinated United States foreign policy with respect to the
disposal of surplus property and the termination and settlement of lend-lease programs; for insuring
that the United States Government and its citizens and their enterprises receive the maximum eco-
nomic security possible in the disposal of surplus property and the settlement of lend-lease, and performs
the following major functions: (a) directs the disposal of foreign-located surpluses; (6) coordinates
the program of the Office of Foreign Liquidation with the programs of other government agencies;
(c) determines basic objectives with respect to surplus property disposals and lend-lease settlements;
and (d) develops major sales opportunities, concluding agreements with larger purchasers.
Maj. Gen. Donald H. Connolly, Commissioner
Chester T. Lane, Deputy Commissioner and Lend-Lease Administrator
Fred W. Ramsey, Deputy Commissioner
Col. E. Starr, Jr., Special Assistant
Gladys Henderson
OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Robert G. Cleveland, Executive Director
Lt. Col. Louis M. Gosorn, Deputy Executive Director {Operations)
David E. Austen, Deputy Executive Director {Lend-Lease)
Samuel D. Boykin, Deputy Executive Director
Alexandra W. Cebel Leo Erck
George T. Elliman Arvin E. Upton
ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISION
Is responsible for providing efficient administrative services and assistance to the organization.
Lt. Col. James R. Troth, Director
Shanette G. Blake, Assistant Director
Catherine M Creeron Vilda D. Marcy Capt. Winifred E. McAllister
PERSONNEL BRANCH
Jess E. Wilson, Chief
Lewis B. Fulwiler, Assistant Chief
Marie V. Breene Mary E. Hall Harry L. Matthews
Betty dayman Elizabeth B. Hallagan Dorothy B. Stewart
Rita A. Doiron James W. Howe Helen Sweeny
MILITARY PROCUREMENT SECTION
Capt. D. H. Barlow, Chief
Capt. William J. Rushing, Assistant Chief
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MAIL AND RECORDS BRANCH
Israel Bekman, Chief
Capt. Wilbur C. De Selms, Assistant Chief
CABLE SECTION
Capt. Catherine Piraino, Chief
OFFICE SERVICE BRANCH
Robert J. Wright, Chief
PUBLICATIONS SECTION
Robert E. Gough, Chief
FIELD OPERATIONS BRANCH
Margaret A. Fagan, Chief
TRAVEL SECTION
Dorothy I. Larson, Chief
Marion Brush
RECORDS SECTION
Frances Wise, Chief
AIRCRAFT DIVISION
Is responsible for the formulation and coordination of policy and its operation in connection with
surplus aircraft and related properties located abroad.
Minard Hamilton, Director
Lt. Col. F. I. Ordway, Jr., Deputy Director
James C. Kelso, Jr., Executive Officer
Lt. Col. William W. Roberts, Jr., Program Coordination Officer
ACQUISITIONS BRANCH
Frederick R. Shanley, Chief
STOCK CONTROL SECTION
W. Byron Hook, Chief
MARKET SURVEY SECTION
Lt. Col. Bruce R. de Vaaeille, Chief
ORGANIZATION OF THE DEPARTMENT 45
DISPOSAL BRANCH
Alfred W. Lewis, Chief
AIRCRAFT SALES SECTION
Warren T. Rockwell, Chief
Rolland C. Swanson, Assistant Chief
COMPONENTS AND EQUIPMENT SECTION
John H. Evans, Chief
Lt. Col. H. Spencer Moon, Disposal Officer
Lt. Comdr. Forrest A. Tanner, Disposal Officer
SPECIAL PROGRAMS SECTION
Orion J. Libert, Chief
CONTROL DIVISION
Is responsible for assisting in securing the speedy disposal of surplus property and the settlement
of lend-lease agreements by advising the Commissioner, the Executive Director, and the directors of
operating divisions on policy matters involving compliance, budget, and administrative management
problems, and devises means of analyzing and evaluating the effectiveness of the Office of Foreign
Liquidation's operations in Washington and the field; and performs the following functions: (a) con-
ducts continuing surveys of the field offices to assure compliance with the regulations governing the
disposal of surplus properties; (b) reviews all legislation and all new policies and programs f»r their
effect on the organizational structure, methods, and procedures of the Office of Foreign Liquidation;
(c) advises the Commissioner on all matters relating to non-compliance and organizational and man-
agement analysis; and (d) makes recommendations to the Commissioner with respect to reorganiza-
tions within the Office of Foreign Liquidation.
Samuel D. Boykin, Director
COMPLIANCE BRANCH
Travis L. Fletcher, Chief
John A. Chappelear Clarence A. R. Lindquist Hubert Moody
MANAGEMENT AND METHODS BRANCH
John H. Mahan, Chief
R. E. Stufflebeam, Assistant Chief
Betty E. "Oilman
FISCAL AND ACCOUNTING DIVISION
Is responsible for providing efficient fiscal and accounting services to the organization; and per-
forms the following functions: (a) collects, examines, analyzes, and disseminates information relating
to the disposal of surplus-property receipts; (b) reviews and audits sales contracts; (c) establishes
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policies and effective procedures for the operation of the Fiscal and Accounting Divisions of the
theaters; (d) makes periodic examinations and audits of field offices for compliance with fiscal pro-
cedures; (e) formulates, develops, and presents the budget for departmental and field offices; (/) ad-
ministers funds approved by the Bureau of the Budget and the Congress; and (g) operates as the
Fiscal Division for the Field Commissioner for Military Programs in the disposition of certain military
property.
Raymond J. Queenin, Director
Comdr. R. W. Rieseberg, De-pidy Director
Lt. Col. Albert L. Monk Joe F. Vaughan
FIELD EXAMINATION BRANCH
Alex S. Ward, Chief
Francis N. Dejmal Frank E. Manske Didier F. Mosca
Lt, A. J. Duffy John F. McCarthy Levi A. Robbins
Walter M. Kitchen Hoke McDonald Robert L. Welk
BUDGET AND CONTROL BRANCH
Emma A. Akers, Chief
Martha S. Settle, Assistant Chief
Anne C. Bell Elizabeth R. Lawrenson Arthur B. Scharff
Charles H. Knox Marcelle J. Mitchell
SPECIAL ACCOUNTS BRANCH
Albert W. Thompson, Chief
William R. Waugh, Assistant Chief
Annabel F. Chaffin Evelyn King
William M. Chappelear Loraine W. Shanholtzer
RECORDS AND REPORTS BRANCH
Frank R. Taylor, Chief
Paul D. Stout, Acting Assistant Chief
Margaret Ennis Norma Odisio
GENERAL DISPOSALS DIVISION
Is responsible for establishing policies and procedures pertaining to the disposal of surplus mov-
able goods and fixed installations; and performs the following functions: (a) maintains files of current
catalogs of surplus movable goods in foreign areas as issued by Field Commissioners and maintains
inventory of surplus fixed installations in foreign areas; (b) consults with and advises other government
agencies and representatives of foreign governments with respect to surplus movable goods and fixed
installations; and (c) administers and coordinates the movable goods and fixed installations overseas
disposal program.
Francis T. Murphy, Director
Lt. Col. Reuben L. Tatum, Deputy Director
Bernadette L. Garges
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SPECIAL PROJECTS BRANCH
Lt. Col. Edwin I. Donley, Chief
SPECIAL DISPOSALS SECTION
Comdr. Leo K. Fox, Chief
CATALOG AND TECHNICAL INFORMATION SECTION
Wiley B. Jones, Chief
FIELD SERVICE BRANCH
Leo Erck, Chief
PACIFIC, MIDDLE EAST, AND FAR EAST SECTION
Comdr. Edward S. Amazeen, Chief
John A. Reese
WESTERN HEMISPHERE SECTION
Theodore S. Van Namen, Acting Chief
Robert D. Thompson
EUROPEAN, AFRICAN, AND NEAR EAST SECTION
Theodore S. Van Namen, Chief
Lt. Daniel E. Zellmer
REAL PROPERTY BRANCH
Lt. Col. Reuben L. Tatum, Chief
Lt. Comdr. John A. Dodd, Assistant Chief
Estelle Gordon
LEGAL DIVISION
Is responsible for the delivery of "pipeline" material, negotiation of final settlements, and collec-
tions through the provision of legal counsel and services; and performs the following functions: (a)
interprets the controlling statutes pertaining to surplus property disposal abroad, and the lend-lease
program; and (6) renders legal decisions and opinions for the Commissioner's office, for the Lend-
Lease Administrator's office, and for operating divisions.
Michael H. Cardozo, Director
Charles H. Kendall, Deputy Director
Thomas R. Baldwin Samuel Herman Franklin S. Pollak
James Cooley Daggett H. Howard George M. Wunderlich
Benjamin H. Davis
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MARITIME DIVISION
Is responsible for the formulation and coordination of policy and its operation in connection with
surplus maritime equipment of a non-combatant character located abroad; and performs the following
functions: (a) maintains inventories of all United States vessels and other marine equipment declared
surplus in foreign areas by whatever owning agency; (6) conducts hearings and negotiates sales of
vessels and other marine equipment; and (c) directs and supervises those activities of field offices
with respect to the disposal of surplus vessels and marine equipment.
Cornelius Lynde, Director
Maj. Rudolph L. Lewsen, Deputy Director
TECHNICAL DATA BRANCH
Andrew B. Potter, Jr., Chief
Lt. Comdr. James F. Trosch, Assistant Chief
Maj. Charlee L. Kelly Clarence D. Russell
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SALES OPERATIONS AND SPECIAL DISPOSALS BRANCH
Hugh R. Roome, Acting Chief
Maj. William S. Jones
PUBLIC INFORMATION DIVISION
Is responsible for making available to the press, radio, other media, Congress, and the general
public all information relating to activities of the Office of Foreign Liquidation; and performs the
following functions: (a) directs, coordinates, and integrates all surplus property and lend-lease
informational activities, both foreign and domestic; (6) issues press releases and photographs inform-
ing the general public as to the policies governing the Office of Foreign Liquidation's disposal of
declared surpluses, the status of disposals, and lend-lease settlement negotiations; (c) maintains close
liaison with special groups for the purpose of relaying to the Commissioner their reactions to the
disposal and lend-lease program; (d) answers all queries from Congress, the press, and the general
public regarding the Office of Foreign Liquidation's activities; and (e) assists the Research and Statistics
Branch in writing, editing, and distributing quarterly reports to Congress.
Ben G. Crosby, Director
CONGRESSIONAL BRANCH
John R. Draper, Jr., Chief
PRESS BRANCH
Herbert G. Rau, Chief
RESEARCH AND STATISTICS DIVISION
Is responsible for assisting the Commissioner in the rapid disposal of foreign-located surplus
properties and in the advantageous termination of lend-lease agreements through definitive research
and analysis of potential markets; through the establishment of major operational policy and through
statistical studies relating to allocations, stockpiling of strategic materials, etc., is responsible for
determining monetary policy and currency and credit practices as they relate to surplus disposals,
for making periodic reports to Congress, for summing up all operations in a complete official history
of the Office of Foreign Liquidation.
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Guy E. Noyes, Director
Chester M. Carre\ Deputy Director
John N. Umbarger, Executive Assistant
RESEARCH BRANCH
D'Alton B. Myers, Chief
Joseph H. Lightman Kenneth W. Perry George D. Tibbits
MONETARY BRANCH
Chester M. Carr6, Chief
Helen H. Castle Edward F. Smith
STATISTICS BRANCH
Herbert Willett, Chief
Grace Aube Margaret Howell Henry P. Pilgert
John J. Grove Emilie Miller
LEND-LEASE HISTORY PROJECT DIVISION
Is responsible for preparing and completing the official history of the administration of the Lend-
Lease Act, the legislative history leading up to the passage of the Act, and the defense aid arrangements
existing prior to the Lend-Lease Act.
John C. Weigel, Acting Director
Letitia A. Lewis Helen Marrs Flint 4
LEND-LEASE OPERATIONS
Is responsible for assisting the Lend-Lease Administrator in those phases of his over-all responsi-
bility which relate to the continuance of lend-lease matters and to the ultimate settlement of lend-lease
with foreign governments; and performs the following functions: (a) determines and formulates opera-
tional policy and procedures with respect to the termination of lend-lease; (b) advises the lend-lease
administrator on all matters pert'aining to the lend-lease program; and (c) directs and supervises the
over-all responsibilities and functions of the various lend-lease geographic area divisions which follow
hereafter.
David E. Austen, Deputy Executive Director (Lend-Lease)
John W. Beckwith Joseph H. Jacobs Charles W. Russell
Margaret L. Burton Shirley Levy Kathleen L. Underwood
Ellen M. Duggan
BELGIUM-NETHERLANDS DIVISION
Is responsible for assisting the Lend-Lease Administrator in those phases of his over-all responsi-
bility which relate to the continuance of lend-lease matters and to the ultimate settlement of lend-
lease with foreign governments within the limits of its geographical responsibility; and performs the
following functions : (a) negotiates the continuation and ultimate termination of lend-lease contractual
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obligations with respect to and for the countries included within its geographic area; (b) maintains docu-
mentary records of all lend-lease matters within its area; and (c) keeps the Deputy Executive Director
for lend-lease, and, through him, the Lend-Lease Administrator, advised as to problems and accom-
plishments in the lend-lease program for its geographic area.
Alden W. Boyd, Director
Katherine V. McKeever
BRITISH EMPIRE AND MIDDLE EAST DIVISION
Is responsible for assisting the Lend-Lease Administrator in those phases of his over-all responsi-
bility which relate to the continuance of lend-lease matters and to the ultimate settlement of lend-
lease with foreign governments within the limits of its geographic responsibility; and performs the
following functions: (a) negotiates the continuation and ultimate termination of lend-lease contrac-
tual obligations with respect to and for the countries included within its geographic area; (b) maintains
documentary records of all lend-lease matters within its area; and (c) keeps the Deputy Executive
Director for Lend-Lease, and, through him, the Lend-Lease Administrator, advised as to problems
and accomplishments in the lend-lease program for its geographic area.
Nathan F. Fuller, Director
Ruth Campbell William Hardy, Jr. Philip L. Kelser
Lorraine N. Gibbons Volorus H. Hougen Carroll M. Meigs
Carolyn Greenwood Reginald T. Johnson Evelyn K. Parker
FRANCE AND FRENCH POSSESSIONS DIVISION
Is responsible for assisting the Lend-Lease Administrator in those phases of his over-all responsi-
bility which relate to the continuance of lend-lease matters and to the ultimate settlement of lend-
lease with foreign governments within the limits of its geographic responsibility; and performs the
following functions: (a) negotiates the continuation and ultimate termination of lend-lease con-
tractual obligations with respect to and for the countries included within its geographic area; (6)
maintains documentary records of all lend-lease matters within its area; and (c) keeps the Deputy
Executive Director for Lend-Lease, and, through him, the Lend-Lease Administrator, advised as to
problems and accomplishments in the lend-lease program for its geographic area.
David F. Pisik, Director
Alma B. Griffin
U. S. S. R. DIVISION
Is responsible for assisting the Lend-Lease Administrator in those phases of his over-all responsi-
bility which relate to the continuance of lend-lease matters and to the ultimate settlement of lend-
lease with foreign governments within the limits of its geographic responsibility; and performs the
following functions: (a) negotiates the continuation and ultimate termination of lend-lease con-
tractual obligations with respect to and for the countries included within its geographic area; (b) main-
tains documentary records of all lend-lease matters within its area; and (c) keeps the Deputy Executive
Director for Lend-Lease, and, through him, the Lend-Lease Administrator, advised as to problems
and accomplishments in the lend-lease program for its geographic area.
William C. Moore, Acting Director
Philip J. Clarke George J. Marsden Henry C. Williamson
Alice J. Ficco John E. Mellor
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SPECIAL AREAS DIVISION
Is responsible for assisting the Lend-Lease Administrator in those phases of his over-all responsi-
bility which relate to the continuance of lend-lease obligations and to the ultimate satisfactory settle-
ment of lend-lease with foreign governments within the limits of its geographic responsibility; and
performs the following functions: (a) negotiates the continuation and ultimate termination of lend-
lease contractual obligations with respect to and for the countries included within its geographic
area; (6) maintains documentary records of all lend-lease matters in its area; and (c) keeps the Deputy
Executive Director for Lend-Lease, and, through him, the Lend-Lease Administrator and the Foreign
Liquidation Commissioner, advised as to problems and accomplishments in the lend-lease program
for its geographic area.
Thomas J. McCormick, Director
Marcia L. Colbert Charles W. Kempter
Esther Gomborov Charles W. Quinn
OFFICE OF TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATIONS (TRC).
Is responsible for assuring that national and international policies in the fields of aviation,
shipping, inland transport, and telecommunications are consistent with and advance the principles
advocated by the United States Government; for pressing for the elimination of artificial barriers to
international navigation in order that no nation, by accident of geographic location, shall be denied
free access to seaports and international waterways; for promoting the principle that the seas and
air be open to all nations on equal terms for peaceable trade; and for protecting transportation and
communication interests of the United States Government and its citizens abroad.
Garrison Norton, Director
Walter A. Radius, Deputy Director
Richard F. Cook, Assistant Director
Catherine M. Beller, Secretary to Director
George A. Brownell, Consultant
Ann T. Brunt, Administrative Assistant
Alton L. Gillikin, Executive Officer
Russell S. McClure, Special Assistant
Boiling R. Powell, Adviser
Marie L. Smith, Information Officer
AVIATION DIVISION (AV)
Is responsible for assuring that national and international policies and actions in the field of
aviation are consistent with and advance the foreign policy objectives of the United States Govern-
ment; for promoting the establishment and maintenance of air transport service to all important
trade and population centers of the world; for assuring that the air be open to all nations on equal
terms for peaceable transport; for pressing for international standards of aviation equipment and
facilities; and for protecting the aviation interests of the United States Government and its citizens
abroad, and performs the following functions: (a) initiates and coordinates policy and action in all
matters pertaining to the foreign policy and other international aspects of aviation, including the
development and operation of airlines and air transportation, the handling of problems relating to
airports and air navigation facilities; and the acquisition of landing rights abroad; and in matters
relating to international airmail; (b) conducts discussions and negotiations with foreign governments
on bilateral air transport arrangements and other civil aviation matters and drafts agreements on
this subject; (c) assembles and analyzes data and documents and otherwise prepares for international
aviation conferences, and represents the Department on international bodies dealing with aeronautical
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affairs; (d) maintains liaison with and representation on interdepartmental committees and other
Government agencies concerned with problems of aviation; (c) observes and reviews developments
in the field of aviation in the United States and other countries in order to identify and advise on
their implications to the foreign policy of the United States, and disseminates pertinent information
to offices of the Department of State and other Government agencies; collaborates in drafting in-
structions to Foreign Service establishments regarding reports on matters of economic and political
significance in the field of aviation; (/) collaborates with other offices of the Department and other
government agencies on matters relating to the export of aircraft and aeronautical equipment ; and,
(g) obtains civil and military flight permits for United States aircraft proceeding abroad and grants
such permits for foreign military aircraft visiting the United States and its possessions.
Livingston T. Merchant, Chief
Joe D. Walstrom, Associate Chief
OFFICE OF THE AVIATION ADVISER
Stephen Latchford, Adviser
H. Alberta Colclaser Eleanor H. Finch
AIR TRANSPORT SECTION
John O. Bell, Assistant Chief of Division
John L. Hill Gerald W. Russell Walter G. Walcavich
Ernest A. Lister Robert A. Thayer Joseph J. Wolf
PLANNING AND COORDINATING SECTION
J. Paul Barringer, Assistant Chief of Division
Richard K. Waldo, Special Assistant
Edward S. Prentice
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE SECTION
Edgar L. McGinnis
FACILITIES SECTION
Horace F. Amrine Leo G. Cyr
ADMINISTRATIVE SECTION
Mary A. Breen Helen M. Kelly
SHIPPING DIVISION (SD)
Is responsible for assuring that national and international policies and actions in the field of
shipping and inland transport are consistent with and advance the foreign policy objectives of the
United States Government; for promoting the principle that seaports, international waterways, and
the seas be open to all nations on equal terms for peacetime commerce; and for protecting the ship-
ping and inland transport interests of the United States Government abroad, and performs the follow-
ing functions: (a) initiates and coordinates policy and action within the Department on all aspects
of international shipping; (6) conducts discussions and negotiations with foreign governments and
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international organizations concerned with shipping matters and otherwise discharges the respon-
sibility of the Department for the implementation of the provisions of conventions, treaties, and
agreements relating to shipping, and coordinates the activities of other government agencies in this
connection; (c) directs the work of the Department and the Foreign Service with respect to official
services to ships and the protection abroad of seamen and establishes policy in this connection, co-
operates in the formulation of the Department's policies, and participates in the work of international
labor organizations with respect to international maritime labor problems; (d) initiates and coor-
dinates policy and action within the Department with respect to the disposal to foreign governments
and foreign nationals of ships and United States Government-owned maritime facilities located
abroad, and with respect to the foreign-trade and foreign-policy aspects of shipping subsidies and
discriminations, ocean freight and insurance rates, and international cargo and passenger services;
(e) formulates policy recommendations concerning shipping aspects of the peace treaties, reparations,
restitution, and other international shipping problems connected with the liquidation of the war;
(/) initiates policy with regard to international aspects of inland transport matters and coordinates
the activities of other government agencies in this field; and (g) represents the Department at inter-
national conferences and on international bodies and interdepartmental committees dealing with
international shipping and inland transport matters.
Jesse E. Saugstad, Chief
L. James Falck, Assistant Chief
Froelich G. Rainey, Assistant Chief
Henry L. Deimel, Jr., Adviser on Shipping
John W. Mann, Assistant Adviser
Charles P. Nolan, Assistant Adviser on Shipping
Victor A. Wallace, Chief of Legal and Treaty Section
Frances M. Dailor Constance G. Gaynor Elizabeth Mims
Gertrude Day Catherine S. Hensley Valasta Schulda
Frances R. Fussell
TELECOMMUNICATIONS DIVISION (TD)
Is responsible for ensuring that national and international policies and actions in the field of tele-
communications are consistent with and advance the principles advocated by the United States Gov-
ernment; for assuring that telecommunications facilities are made available to all nations and services
on an equitable basis, including assignment of radio frequencies; for providing, through negotiation
with other countries and coordination of the United States Government agencies and private industry
concerned, the most efficient system of communications between the United States and points abroad
at the lowest possible rates consistent with a fair return on investment; for furthering the development
and standardization of international telecommunications equipment; and for protecting the telecom-
munications interests of the United States Government and its citizens abroad; and performs the
following functions: (a) initiates and coordinates policy and action in all matters relating to the in-
ternational aspects of telegraph, telephone, cable, and postal communications, and the technical aspects
of radio; (6) conducts discussions and negotiations with foreign governments on telecommunications
matters and drafts agreements on this subject; (c) assembles and analyzes data and documents
and otherwise prepares for international telecommunications conferences, and represents the
Department on international bodies dealing with telecommunications affairs; (d) maintains liaison
with other Government agencies and representation on interdepartmental committees concerned with
problems of postal and telecommunications affairs; and (e) observes and reviews developments in the
field of telecommunications in the United States and other countries in order to identify and advise
on their implications to the foreign policy of the United States, disseminates pertinent information
to offices of the Department and other Government agencies, and collaborates in drafting instructions
to Foreign Service establishments regarding reports on matters of economic and political significance
in the field of telecommunications.
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Francis Colt deWolf, Chief
Harvey B. Otterman, Assistant Chief
John S. Cross, Assistant Chief
Helen G. Kelly, Special Assistant to the Chief
Mary B. Agnew Donna O. Huskey Donald R. MacQuivey
Norman L. Cansler Frances H. Lafferty William E. O'Connor
Howard K. Carroll Arthur L. Lebel Florence A. Trail
Cecil G. Harrison
OFFICE OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS (PA)
Is reponsible for formulating and coordinating policy and action concerning the United States
public aspects of foreign relations and performs the following functions : (a) maintains two-way com-
munication between the United States public and the Department respecting foreign affairs; (6) under-
takes historical research studies in the field of American foreign policy and American diplomatic re-
lations; (c) initiates and coordinates the publication policy of the Department, and executes the De-
partment's publication program; (d) plans and coordinates public information programs representing
all of the Department's operations; and (e) prepares, through a special staff of writers, informational
material on foreign policy in the form of speeches for delivery by high departmental officials, pam-
phlets, summaries, outlines, and policy statements.
Francis H. Russell, Director
James W. Swihart, Special Assistant
George A. Morgan, Acting Special Assistant
Walter K. Schwinn, Acting Special Assistant
Norvelle H. Sannebeck, Executive Officer
Frances Criss James M. Flanagan Rowena B. Rommel
Gershon W. Fishbein John D. Knox Emerson Waldman
DIVISION OF PUBLIC LIAISON (PL)
Is responsible for developing and maintaining informational channels through which the Ameri-
can people may receive continuing information regarding the development and operation of foreign
policy and may better understand the problems involved, and for assisting the American people in
presenting their views to the Department; and performs the following functions: (a) maintains rela-
tions with private groups and organizations interested in the development, operation, and formulation
of foreign policy; (b) maintains liaison with all media channels through which information regarding
United States foreign policy and the work of the Department and the Foreign Service can be placed
before the American people, except for news items released to the press by the Special Assistant to
the Secretary for Press Relations; (c) assists officers of the Department in interpreting foreign policy
to the public; (d) handles and prepares replies to public-comment mail and inquiries concerning
United States foreign policy; and (e) arranges public appearances, including speaking engagements,
for Department officers.
Margaret R. T. Carter, Acting Chief
John M. Patterson, Acting Assistant Chief
Lenore M. Reece, Acting Administrative Officer
Doris H. Cochrane David H. Humphrey Harry W. Seamans
Leonard R. Cowles Mary M. Reminger Walter Walkinshaw
Richard Friedman Garland C. Routt Donald E. Wilson
Emily D. Fullerton Grace B. Ruckh Margaret R. Woodward
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NEW YORK OFFICE
Chester S. Williams, Information Liaison Officer
Sara W. Hodgkinson, Media Liaison Officer
DIVISION OF PUBLIC STUDIES (PS)
Is responsible for providing the Department with accurate knowledge and clear understanding
of public opinion and the scope of public information regarding the aims, policies, and activities of the
Department of State and performs the following functions: (a) collects and analyzes every available
type of public expression on United States foreign relations; (b) prepares periodic and special reports
for the Department and Foreign Service on public attitudes toward and opinion on all important
phases of United States foreign relations; (c) advises policy officers regarding the attitudes, opin-
ions, and areas of lack of information on the part of the American public concerning United States
foreign policy; and (d) makes recommendations, based upon its analyses, for development of infor-
mation policy.
S. Shepard Jones, Acting Chief
H. Schuyler Foster, Jr., Acting Assistant Chief
Lenore M. Reece, Acting Administrative Officer
Lillian F. Black Waldemar A. Nielsen Charles W. Smith, Jr.
Elizabeth J. Costenbader John Patterson Mildred R. Somers
Richard E. Curl Georgianna F. Rathbun Betty A. Spiegel
Barbara Hoskins Patricia E. Russell Helen G. Swift
Mary T. Kennedy
DIVISION OF HISTORICAL POLICY RESEARCH (RE)
Is reponsible for developing and directing a program of Department research in the field of
United States foreign policy and diplomatic relations, historically considered, and performs the
following functions: (a) maintains and compiles, annotates, and clears for publication the basic
documentary record of United States foreign policy; (b) prepares for the use of policy formulating
officers authoritative analytical and interpretative studies of United States foreign policy; (c) formu-
lates and executes Department policy with respect to the retirement of its records to the National
Archives and with respect to the servicing of Government officials and qualified scholars desirous of
consulting the Department's records; (d) prepares, pursuant to Presidential directive, the authoritative
history of the Department of State during World War II; (e) maintains the Library of the Department;
(J) undertakes special research projects in the field of international relations intimately related to
historical American foreign policy; and (g) provides an advisory service on matters of historical
United States foreign policy for officials and for qualified non-official scholars and investigators.
G. Bernard Noble, Acting Chief
Bernadotte E. Schmitt, Consultant
Richard A. Humphrey, Acting Assistant Chief
C. Bushman Smith, Acting Administrative Officer
Katharine Elizabeth Crane, Acting Special Assistant
War Records Unit
Harold F. Gosnell, Consultant and Chief
Russell Fessenden William M. Geer Fred L. Hadsel
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James S. Beddie
German War Documents Project
Raymond J. Sontag, Chief
E. Malcolm Carroll Fritz T. Epstein
Editor of Territorial Papers
Clarence E. Carter, Editor
Editor of Treaties
Richard S. Patterson, Assistant Editor
Evelyn M. Newman
FOREIGN RELATIONS BRANCH
Ernest R. Perkins, Chief
Matilda F. Axton
Henry P. Beers
George V. Blue
Howard L. Briggs
Rogers P. Churchill
Victor J. Farrar
Morrison B. Giffen
Lena C. Logan
W. Grafton Nealley
Gustave A. Nuermberger
John G. Reid
Karl R. Samras
Newton O. Sappington
Elizabeth Wahl
FOREIGN POLICIES STUDIES BRANCH
E. Taylor Parks, Chief
Mary E. Bradshaw
Velma H. Cassidy
Moreau B. C. Chambers
G. M. Richardson Dougall
William Gerber
Robert C. Hayes
Mary W. Hinson
Seward W. Livermore
LIBRARY BRANCH
Martha L. Gericke, Librarian
Yale O. Millington, Assistant Librarian
Eula McDonald
John N. Rentz
Nancy B. Viccellio
Grace W. Barry
Paul O. Blanchette
Gladys M. Dawes
Amelia B. Deans
Myra J. DeBerry
William E. Dietz
Nona L. Doherty
Neva Fletcher
Gwendolyn E. Murphy
Rosine G. Pilliod
Sarah Welcher
DIVISION OF PUBLICATIONS (PB)
Is responsible for developing and directing a publishing program for the Department which will
inform American officials and the public on United States foreign policy and performs the following
functions: (a) initiates and coordinates the publishing policy of the Department on the basis of a
continuing survey of relevant developments and information concerning United States foreign rela-
tions; (b) plans, formulates, and executes a continuing program of publications in the field of United
States foreign relations for the use of Government officials and for widespread public dissemination;
(c) administers the Department's printing and binding appropriation and prepares the Department's
domestic printing budget; (d) maintains the Department's liaison with the Government Printing
Office, and with the National Archives in respect to the Federal Register and the Code of Federal
Regulations; and (c) distributes Departmental publications to officials and the public and distributes
Congressional documents in the Department.
Mary M. Gates
James W. Horstman, Jr.
ORGANIZATION OF THE DEPARTMENT
E. Wilder Spaulding, Acting Chief
Robert T. Miller, 3d, Acting Assistant Chief
Edmund A. Flagg, Administrative Officer
Edward N. Mayer, Jr.
Bulletin Staff
Angelo Eagon, Editor
Jean M. Kinnaird
OPERATIONS BRANCH
Raleigh W. Christie, Chief
William G. Jones
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Clara F. Stewart
FOREIGN RELATIONS EDITING BRANCH
Elizabeth A. Vary, Chief
Catherine Morgan
GENERAL EDITING BRANCH
Esther L. Hawkins
Dorothy M. Hine
Moody Hull
E. Anne Whatley, Chief
Inez J. Gardner, Assistant Chief
Marie Lauerman
Frances N. Lucas
LAWS BRANCH
Norris E. Drew, Chief
Merrill S. Potts, Assistant Chief
Marjorie P. Philbrick
Pauline Manning
James B. Miley
Lois E. Tefft
OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL INFORMATION AND
CULTURAL AFFAIRS (OIC)
Is responsible for supporting the foreign policy of the United States by giving foreign peoples a
true picture of the aims, policies, and institutions of the United States and by promoting mutual
understanding between Americans and other peoples as an essential foundation for durable peace,
and for providing appropriate assistance to private activities contributing to this purpose, and per-
forms the following functions: (a) coordinates policy and action for programs of the United States
in the field of international information and cultural affairs; (6) disseminates abroad information about
the United States through all appropriate media; (c) promotes freedom of information among peoples;
(d) furthers the international exchange of persons, knowledge, and skills; and (c) integrates with over-
all United States foreign policy the programs and activities of other Federal agencies involving inter-
national interchanges of persons, knowledge, and skills.
William T. Stone, Director
G. Stewart Brown, Deputy Director
Kenneth Holland, Assistant Director for Cultural Affairs
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Robert R. Burton
William R. Tyler, Assistant Director in charge of Areas
Robert E. Ward, Jr., Special Assistant to the Director
Chester Sargent, Special Assistant to the Director
Paul P. Stewart, Acting Special Assistant to the Director
Mildred E. Allen, Special Assistant to Deputy Director
Dorothy M. Moore
Marguerite C. Preston
UNITED NATIONS EDUCATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC AND CULTURAL
ORGANIZATION
Charles A. Thomson, Adviser, and Executive Secretary, National Commission
Stephen P. Dorsey, Assistant General Secretary
Mary Ann Royal, Administrative Officer
Herbert Abraham
Donald A. Bullard
Arthur A. Compton
Donald C. Dunham
Marjorie Emerson
Evelyn Kengla
Arthur C. Nagle
Albert H. Rosenthal
Harriet K. Whitmore
PROGRAM PLANNING AND EVALUATION BOARD
Victor M. Hunt, Policy Coordinator
Nancy B. Chappelear, Administrative Officer
Ruth Mary Hill
Marita T. Houlihan
Harry J. Krould
George A. Mann
Joseph W. Martin
Mildred C. Povalski
Irving R. Wechsler
COMMITTEE ON ATTESTATION
Irene A. Wright, Acting Attestation Officer
Mabel Kramer
INTERDEPARTMENTAL COMMITTEE ON SCIENTIFIC AND CULTURAL
COOPERATION
Leroy E. Colby
Olcott H. Deming
Elizabeth C. Drayton
Marie S. Finley
Raymund L. Zwemer, Executive Director
Raymond H. Fisher
Inez Johnston
Henry H. McGeorge
Kenneth Mcintosh
M. Elizabeth McNaull
Bernard F. Stall
Minter Wood
Charlotte C. Aiken
Homer E. Brooks
Roy E. Burger
Samuel Davenport
EXECUTIVE OFFICE
Parker May, Executive Officer
Charles H. Jardine
Kathryn D. Moore
Kenneth J. Reardon
Rebecca E. Rieger
INFORMATION AND LIAISON UNIT
William C. Bourne, Chief
Lillian Lovitz Clara G. McMillan
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INTERNATIONAL PRESS AND PUBLICATIONS DIVISION (INP)
Is responsible for the initial formulation of operational policy with respect to, and for the conduct
of, the Department's participation in the international dissemination of information through the media
of press, publications (excluding books), and related visual techniques; and performs the following
functions: (a) prepares and issues, including arranging for transmission and reception abroad, the
daily radio bulletin addressed to our missions abroad; (b) provides coverage of news from Government
departments and agencies in Washington and, in cooperation with the Secretariat of the Interdepart-
mental Committee, of activities of Government departments abroad; (c) prepares special articles,
periodicals, and booklets, either for world-wide distribution or of regional interest only, the distribu-
tion to be through our missions for re-publication abroad; (d) prepares and distributes news letters
on science, art, and other fields, written on a popular rather than a technical or professional level;
(e) maintains necessary picture files; including procurement for accession to files and service to users;
(/) plans, presents, and creates exhibits, both photographic and three dimensional; (g) prepares film
strips; (h) maintains liaison with and gives assistance to visiting foreign journalists and foreign cor-
respondents residing in the United States; (i) maintains liaison with the publishers of magazines
circulating abroad or containing materials which may be used abroad; and (j) prepares and dissemi-
nates material of a mass media or popular nature, excluding radio, motion pictures, books.
J. Noel Macy, Chief
Jack Chipman McDermott, Associate Chief
John L. Dunning, Assistant Chief
Henry Prager, Administrative Officer
CURRENT AFFAIRS BRANCH
Leo J. Pinkus, Chief
Edna Jerry A." Askwith
Vernon Pierce Crane
Michael A. Giuffrida
WIRELESS BULLETIN SECTION
Willard S. Hansen, Chief
Sol S. Hirsch
Everett Louis Reb
Benedict S. Seidman
Edward E. Wuerth
George H. Copeland
Sinclair Dombrow
WASHINGTON COVERAGE SECTION
Donald R. Mann, Chief
Parke F. Engle
George B. Garrott
Henry L. Sweinhart
Arley Ray Linger
SPECIAL SERVICES BRANCH
John M. Robey, Chief
Robert S. Cramer
Eugene F. Karst
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SPECIAL ARTICLES SECTION
Garrett K. Sias, Chief
Carl F. Mansfield
Charles P. Miller
Mary Ella Painter
Jeanette Rudellat
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John Alden
Katrine A. Campbell
Margaret P. Glassford
Carlos M. Gomez
Charles V. Hurtado
DOCUMENTARY ARTICLES SECTION
Freida W. Everett, Chief
Marion M. Hankey
Theodore P. Noun
John Shields
FOREIGN LANGUAGE SECTION
Luis Rivera, Chief
Roberto D. Melendez
Claude Millan
Bernice M. Strawn
Henry F. Vicinus
Aida R. Norcio
Diego J. Rivera
Royden J. Dixon, Jr.
Estelle M. Campbell
Elizabeth L. Adams
Edna C. Jones
Maria K. Ealand
Jo Fisher
PICTURES BRANCH
Joseph H. Brewer, Chief
FILMSTRIP SECTION
Elizabeth N. Lundell, Chief
Ruth A. Phillips
PHOTO SERVICE SECTION
Howard C. Flynn, Chief
Collin F. Martin
Frank A. Werner
Evelyn G. Reynolds
PHOTO LAB AND LIBRARY SECTION
Harrison Roberts, Chief
Marion F. Lambert
Louise M. Ryan
PHOTO DISPLAY SECTION
Harry Casler, Chief
Annette Fitzgerald
Fred McPhearson
Jean A. Miller
Elizabeth Rolle
Royce Moch
NEW YORK FIELD OFFICE
Bartow Underhill, Assistant Chief of Division
Journalists Section
W. A. Ucker, Chief
Ruth Walters
MAGAZINE BRANCH
Marion Sanders, Chief
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Liaison Section
Hilda Brody Helen Johnston Robert Shackleton
Russian Magazine Section
Robert Harrits William Nelson Jeanne Wax
Natalie Ismailoff Alga Philopoff Katherine Wolff
Philip Milbauer
INTERNATIONAL BROADCASTING DIVISION (IBD)
Is responsible for the initial formulation of operational policy with respect to, and for the conduct
of, the Department's participation in the international dissemination of information through the
medium of radio broadcasting; and performs the following functions: (a) plans, schedules, writes,
casts, produces, and broadcasts radio programs in such of the principal languages as required, and
arranges for contracts with privately owned broadcasting organizations to produce and transmit
such programs and supervises their production; (b) designs, builds, installs, operates, and maintains,
in close cooperation with the Division of Foreign Buildings Operations, the necessary technical facili-
ties, in the United States and abroad, for broadcasting radio programs by short wave and relay,
arranges for contracts for the use of privately owned transmitters and communications facilities for
such purposes, and arranges for commercial channels for the transmission of programs point-to-point,
for re-broadcast locally by medium wave in the country of reception; (c) writes, edits, and maintains
a continuous news file in English, based on news agency reports and newspapers procured by the
International Press and Publications Division, as well as the reports of that Division, so that all radio
desks may have available for translation and broadcast a news report in good radio style; maintains
a music department, a library of records, transcriptions, and scripts, a special events section, and
other services essential to good broadcasting operation; (d) plans, writes, casts, and produces appro-
priate radio programs for transcription and prepares scripts for distribution abroad; (e) records, by
agreement with the networks and sponsors, such domestic programs as may be suitable; re-broadcasts
such programs by short wave or by shipment of transcriptions to radio stations abroad; (/) prepares
instructions to United States Foreign Service establishments on the over-all program of the Inter-
national Broadcasting Division, particularly on the international exchange of radio programs, the
placing of recorded programs and script material, and the scheduling of direct relays of short wave;
and (g) maintains liaison with foreign radio correspondents in the United States, to aid and advise,
and, when possible, to facilitate the transmission of their voiced reports for re-broadcast in their own
countries.
Kenneth Fry, Chief
Lincoln W. Miller, Acting Associate Chief
Forney A. Rankin, Associate Chief
Mary Sanders, Administrative Officer
Rachel Brown Robert Burton Ellen B. Jenifer
OVERSEAS PROGRAM PLANNING BRANCH
John S. Carlile, Assistant Chief
Fred Bloch-Barton Gwen Firmin Robert C. Hickok
FACILITIES PLANNING BRANCH
Fred Trimmer, Acting Chief
Thomas Aye Kenneth D. Cox Charles E. Smith
Alfred L. Calahan William Harmon James Thomas
Bessie Chancey
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New York Office
John R. Sheehan, Associate Chief
Arthur H. Myers, Assistant Chief
Ernest P. Bergmann, Administrative Officer
Robert E. Dennison, Jr.
Anne Allison
Blanche Daniell
Stephen Baldanza
Michel Benisovich
Harold Berman
Charles Eckstein
Joseph Frank
Howard Garnish
Irma Day
Eugene O. Kern
Barbara B. Jones
LISTENER RELATIONS SECTION
Kay L. Bailly, Chief
Genevieve Dessart
Florence Kahn
POLICY CONTROL SECTION
Ruby A. Parson, Chief
Morton Glatzer
John A. Gutman
Arthur Kaufman
Eugenia Klebanoff
Liese Krackenberger
Shirley Kronick
RADIO PROGRAM BRANCH
Mucio Delgado, Chief
Arthur J. Lazell
David Penn
EUROPEAN AND LATIN AMERICA SECTION
Alfred Puhan, Chief
John M. Travers
Richard H. Robin
Elizabeth Zweigenthal
Harry P. LeBelle
Charles Levy
Catherine Marceron
Isotta Masoni
Robert Mayer
Stanley J. Spiegelberg
Robert A. Bauer
John Bertoli
Anna F. Bettelheim
Use Burroughs
Jose Castra
Bernard B. Cehan
Bernardo Clariana
Clelia Corte
Aldo D'Alessandro
Elizabeth D'Estournelles
Kurt Dosmar
John Y. Dunant
Addison Durland
Dolores V. Ehrenreich
George J. Eliasberg
Walter Foa
Martin Fuchs
Vsevolod de S. Gebravsky
Giuliano Gerbi
Viccnt Gugliotta
Antonio F. Guimaraes
Edgar A. Hodge
Tadeusz N. Hudes
Vitez G. Illyepalvi
Helene Iswolsky
Fred Jacobson
Mary Jacobson
Ivan Katusich
Otakar M. Krejci
Luis Laderia
Leslie Logan
Eva M. Marcov
Konrad Maril
Karel Mazel
Hans Meyer
Antonio A. Micocci
Dante Negro
Renzo Nissim
Cecilia A. Osta
Georgio Padovano
Boris G. Petroff
Beatriz Pinal
Enrique Portes
Phyllis C. Queripel
Guillermo P. Rabasa
Luigi Racca
Walter R. Roberts
Paul F. Rubstrat
Arthur Salman
Jose R. Sedano
Frederic W. Smith
Stanley M. Sokolowski
Annemarie Sonnentbal
Mary M. Spaulding
Stephen Sugar
Frank D. Svoboka
Giorgio Tagliacozzo
John Terebessy
Antonio B. Tigre
Vicente Tovar
Anna L. Von Bucovich
Karl Wickerhauser
Walter Wien
Edward Winternitz
Mira M. Zeider
ORGANIZATION OF THE DEPARTMENT
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Emil T. J. Bunje
Herman Devries
Jean K. Elliott
Joseph B. Fabry
William W. Greer
Beyne V. Ho
Malai Huvanandana
Edwin Koons
FAR EAST SECTION
Samuel H. Rickard, Chief
Carl Q. Kwak
Ly Due Lam
May Chow Li
Ping-Kun Li
Eleanor Owen
James Pamoedjo
Robert Raven
Marvin Rosenberg
George Sayles
Pao-Hu Shih
Doo-Sik Shynn
Grace O. Smith
Allen Spilka
Johanna B. Spillenear
Yun-I Tan
Nguyen Due Thanh
Edouard Baumann
Harold D. Bechtel
Edward N. Beck
Sidney Berry
Joseph Bolton, Jr.
John A. Borges, Jr.
Tibor S. Borgida
Harold Boxer
Charles Brock
David Brown
James Clemente
James W. Creasman
Everett S. Crosley
Lew Danis
Raoul Dufoil
Arpad Erodos
James Fisher-Northrop
Robert Franc
Alida S. Freeborn
Jens H. Friedrick
PRODUCTION SECTION
Eugene Patterson, Chief
Howard Hotchner, Assistant Chiej
Jack D. Gaines
Robert B. Goldman
Dexter D. Halle
James Hayes
John Hendrik
George F. Houston
Michael Ingram
William E. Iverson
Raymond E. Izbicki
Harold Janis
Waldemar P. Kappel
John B. Mahool
Clara V. Morris
Miecsylaw Munz
Frederic B. Newmark
George O'Brien
Isidoro Odena
Carl Ostertag
Dominic Passante
Sidney Paul
Morton Presting
David Randolph
Edward Raquello
Myer Ries
Ronald R. Rim
Ricardo Romero
Ernest Rose
Zedenko Sajovic
Carolus Schenke
Paul M. Segnitz
Russell Shephard
Enrico Squandra
Alice Thomas
Mimi Wallner
Leo Weith
Niles Welch
Harry H. Wickersham
Ben Wilbur
Harold P. Zerneck
Christian Zoylner
Richard M. Barr
Anthony R. Belfiore
Lawrence Bendiner
Edwin H. Brown
William F. Clark
Marcia E. Cooper
David Epstein
Hamilton Fisher
Virgil Fulling
Fred E. Hamlin
NEWS SECTION
Joseph L. Marx, Chief
Gladys V. Hart
Arthur Isenberg
Seymour Klein
John Knapp
Otto Leichter
Ruth L. Lewis
John R. Lindsey
Vestel Lott
Sam Lyon
Walter McClugan
Walter C. McPherson
Andrew Moursand
Florence D. Nelson
George Nelson
Lawrence H. Odell
Irving Owen
Joseph Paul
Manuel Roque
Marion Robb
Robert L. Walker
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Sherman Bazell
Alice D. Bellamy
Douglas Blaufarb
Karyl I. K. Chipman
Anne Cooke
Jack R. Crutcher
Gertrude Feliu
Edward M. Goldberger
Fred J. Harsaghy
ENGLISH SECTION
Lowell Clucas, Chief
Harriet L. Horner
Curtis J. Hoxter
Alfred H. Kahn
Adolf Lande
Elizabeth H. Lomax
Anne Lorentz
Jean Maclnnis
Howard Maier
Sallv Nash
H. Roth Newpher
Merrill C. Phillips
Robert Ross
Tatiana Samarin
Jay Bennett Shapiro
Dorothy B. Staht
James P. Terzian
Albert Williams
Samuel M. BroadwiD
FACILITIES BRANCH
John C. Doud, Chief
Minnie Fleck
Roger C. Legge, Jr.
Robert Brenner
Warren G. McClane
STUDIO OPERATIONS SECTION
Perry Harten, Chief
Lillian T. Scherr
Edith Tint
Gerald C. Weston
Edward F. Burgeni
COMMERCIAL ENGINEERING SECTION
Luther Rowland, Chief
Marian E. Edwards Harriet Gordon
Liston O. Bowden
William A. Brady
Marvin D. Brandwen
James A. Britton
Albert Cafiero
Bernard Casper
Edith M. Clark
Frank Clute
Elizabeth Crandall
Joseph Crystal
Vincent Daidone
Howard De Long
Teresa M. De Rosa
Robert W. Dickens
Samuel Feisinger
Nora M. Henning
Milton Hussar
Leon Jason
ENGINEERING SECTION
George Q. Herrick, Chief
William F. Klugh
Gertrude Koffler
Doris Kott
Arthur T. Linn
Sylvia Maguite
Vertner Mandelstamm
Jean W. Maxfield
John Mikula
Victor J. Milite
Elton W. Morde
Irving Morse
Dorothy F. Nelson
James O'Donnell
Arthur Olsen
Joseph T. O'Mara
Charles L. Peel
Joseph F. Petraglia
Charles Phillips
Russell E. Pinney
Irving Rabinowitz
Anne E. Reddish
Estelle N. Reznik
Arthur Roberts
Helen Robinson
Patrick Rosano
Louis Ross
Peter N. Saveski
Griffiths D. Sayles
Ruth N. Scatterday
Ruth Serlin
Herbert H. Sutcliffe
Arthur Z. Tureki
Walter W. Voss
Lawrence Weintraub
Michael Werner
William Zalaskus
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COMMUNICATIONS CENTER SECTION
Herman Siegel, Chief
Atly Cotten Katherine Jennings
Sam Iandiorio George F. Lattanzi
INTERNATIONAL MOTION PICTURES DIVISION (IMP)
Is responsible for the initial formulation of operational policy with respect to, and for the conduct
of, the Department's participation in the international dissemination of information through the
medium of motion pictures; and performs the following functions: (a) initiates, plans, and develops
motion picture projects designed to promote the objectives of this Government's information and
cultural program in other countries; (6) represents the Department on interdepartmental and inter-
governmental committees concerned with the official use of motion pictures abroad; (c) gives advice
to, and cooperates with, other officials of the Department and with other Government agencies, iD
planning and developing programs as they involve the official use of motion pictures abroad; (d) gives
advice to, and cooperates with, non-governmental agencies interested in such Government programs;
(e) prepares instructions to United States Foreign Service establishments relating to official motion-
picture programs; (/) develops and maintains advisory liaison with commercial and other private
organizations and interests in motion pictures, other than commercial policy aspects; (g) cooperates
with other divisions of the Department with respect to national and international conferences and
meetings and in arranging and operating this Government's participation therein, insofar as motion
pictures are concerned; (h) produces, procures, adapts, edits, and rescores materials for use in the
program above described; (i) acquires prints of approved productions and equipment as necessary to
the presentation thereof; (J) prepares pertinent utilization materials; and (k) distributes such films,
equipment, and materials for use abroad.
John M. Begg, Chief
Herbert T. Edwards, Assistant Chief
William K. Bryan, Acting Administrative Officer
Keith E. Adamson Benedict J. Dulaski Marguerite L. Pierce
Donald E. Boatman Doris L. Erickson Willis R. Warren
Ada H. Cirillo
NEW YORK OFFICE
Hamilton MacFadden, Associate Chief
J. Robert Paxton, Special Assistant to the Associate Chief
Frank Beckwith, Assistant Chief in charge of Production Branch
John S. Connolly, Chief of Industry Cooperation Branch
Michael Alexander Joseph Handler James McDonough
I. Tracy Mgozino Albert E. Hemsing Adelaide Meyerhoefer
Anita Asch William Henry Pauline Oliveri
Douglas Baker Lillian Hill Ellen Oser
Sara Berkman Lois Hilton V. Lois Poole
Edward Bough ton William O. Hurst Lillian Rosensweig
Miriam Bucher Joseph Josephson Carol Schwarz
Arthur Burnett Bertram Kalisch Saul Shames
Ethel Feder Robert Katz Mehmed Simsar
Maurice Feuerlicht Beatrice G. Levy Dorothy Snyder
William Finnan Raymond Luetke Benjamin Turner
Edith Goldenberg Betty Mann Jean Winston
Angela Halpin
DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE OF PERSONS (IEP)
Is responsible for the initial formulation of operational policy with respect to, and the conduct of,
the Department's participation in the international exchange of information, knowledge, and skills
so far as such operations involve the exchange of students, professors, specialists, or other persons,
and general relationships between domestic and foreign organizations in the fields of the sciences,
letters, and arts; and performs the following functions: (a) initiates and formulates operational
policy, and initiates, coordinates, and puts into effect programs of the Department of State relative
to the international interchange of professors, teachers, specialists, and other experts; plans the ex-
changes and coordinates them with other programs of the Office of International Information and
Cultural Affairs; cooperates with private United States agencies and organizations which are con-
cerned with such or similar exchanges; conducts relations with official, semi-official, and private
agencies and institutions — educational, learned, technical, and professional — to promote such ex-
changes, coordinate information, and develop standards of policy and operations concerning them;
(6) initiates and formulates operational policy, and initiates, coordinates, and puts into effect pro-
grams of the Department of State relative to the international exchange of students in universities
and trainees in industry; conducts the Department's relations with private agencies engaged in the
international exchange of students and trainees; cooperates with private agencies and, through the
Secretariat of the Interdepartmental Committee on Scientific and Cultural Cooperation, with Gov-
ernment agencies in the development of a coordinated body of standards of selection, placement, and
supervision of students and trainees on international exchange; cooperates in all other matters con-
nected with the interchange of students and trainees; and (c) develops and maintains general rela-
tionships between the Department and scientific, technological, educational, professional, and artistic
organizations, philanthropic institutions and foundations, and their counterparts in foreign countries
in order to assist.in effecting international exchanges of knowledge and skills.
Herschel H. Brickell, Chief
Frederick P. Latimer,* Special Assistant
John F. Depenbrock, Administrative Officer
Mary Sprigman
Gilbert Anderson
Oliver Caldwell
Paul C. Domke
STUDENT AND TRAINEE BRANCH
Harry H. Pierson, Assistant Chief of Division
Jane Grunwell
Douglas Heilbrun
Kathryn Knouse
Jean Lashley
Dorothy C. Robinson
Alice R. Ward
SPECIALISTS AND PROFESSORS BRANCH
Francis J. Colligan, Assistant Chief of Division
Marian Christie
Lawrence J. Cornelia
Juanita Dewberry
J. Manuel Espinosa
Charles J. Child
Earl A. Dennis
Sherly G. Esman
Dorothea S. Franck
Mary S. French
Ruth E. McMurry
Eleanor K. O'Brien
Dudley G. Poore
Elizabeth W. Stabler
ORGANIZATIONAL LIAISON BRANCH
J. Harold Goldthorpe, Acting Assistant Chief of Division
Byron L. Fox
Madeleine Hale
John J. Kennedy
Sylvia Miller
• Foreign Service officer.
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DIVISION OF LIBRARIES AND INSTITUTES (ILI)
Is responsible for the initial formulation of operational policy with respect to, and the conduct
of, the Department's participation in the international exchange of information, knowledge, and
skills so far as such operations involve the establishment of, assistance to, operation of, or the pro-
vision of books and other cultural materials for, libraries, cultural centers, schools, or other institu-
tions in foreign lands and for other uses by the missions; and performs the following functions: (a)
develops and maintains programs designed to facilitate the interchange of information, knowledge,
and skills by the procurement of printed materials and their dissemination through institutional
activity and participation in cultural cooperation programs arising from international agreements;
(b) arranges for the interchange of publications, music, art, scientific equipment, and other cultural
materials, and maintains the necessary procedures to promote the rapid and effective interchange of
cultural materials; (c) assists in the establishment and effective maintenance of libraries, institutes,
and centers for the Office of International Information and Cultural Affairs program; (d) gives assist-
ance, on request, for correlative activities, such as library services, to diplomatic and consular estab-
lishments; (e) maintains liaison with the book trade and with music, art, and educational organiza-
tions to supplement the activities of the Division; (/) plans and manages the non-governmental trans-
lation program for the publication, in foreign languages, of selected materials in English; and, in
English, of selected foreign materials; and {g) gives assistance and counsel to organizations engaged
in maintaining schools and other institutions in foreign countries.
Richard H. Heindel, Chief
Clarence A. Canary, Administrative Officer
PROGRAM MANAGEMENT BRANCH
Carl A. Sauer, Assistant Chief of Division
Lucile Dudgeon Dorothy E. Greene Edmund R. Murphy
Elizabeth R. Earle Elizabeth W. Hopkins Anne B. Penfield
James H. Ennis Lionel Landry Clarence E. Walton
Blanche L. Gardner
BOOKS, MATERIALS, AND SERVICES BRANCH
Lawrence S. Morris, Assistant Chief of Division
Ruth Ames Madge L. Guard Evelyn E. McCabe
Harriet M. Baumgartner Laona Kay Harris Carlos D. Moseley
Ruth M. Chappell Anna B. Hendricksen Mae W. Murray
Margaret Conlan Eleanor M. Lewis Robert Earle Scudder
J. LeRoy Davidson Alice MacLean Jones Rita Shea
AREA DIVISION I - EUROPE (ADE)
Is responsible for the initial planning and the general supervision of informational and cultural
programs conducted in countries under the jurisdiction of the Office of European Affairs, with the
exception of Germany, Austria, and Trieste, and with the addition of Greece, and performs the fol-
lowing functions: (a) decides as to content of programs in accordance with the program and policy
directives of the Program Planning and Evaluation Board; (b) coordinates the various programs
abroad at the operating stage and establishes controls over projects in operation, requests from the
field for action, and proposals originating elsewhere in the Office or the Department; (c) in close co-
operation with the Office of the Foreign Service, and other Offices and Divisions of the Department,
recruits, trains, and supervises the field employees engaged in the informational and cultural program;
and (d) studies field reports concerned with program content and effectiveness to further the planning
of more effective programs.
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Eric C. Bellquist, Chief
David G. Wilson, Assistant Chief
Fred W. Neal, Consultant
Gladys P. DeLong, Administrative Officer
BRITISH COMMONWEALTH BRANCH
Elizabeth Jones
Joseph Charles, Acting Chief
Ruth V. Reed Margaret H. Williams
Sen
Helen C. Fitzpatrick
EASTERN EUROPEAN BRANCH
Maurice S. Rice, Acting Chief
Kurt L. London Barbara M. White
NORTHERN EUROPEAN BRANCH
Clarence A. Clausen, Acting Chiej
Margaret V. Haskins
SOUTHWESTERN EUROPEAN BRANCH
, Chiej
Leslie S. Brady Elizabeth Deeble Eleanor A. Powell
AREA DIVISION II - NEAR EAST AND AFRICA (ADN)
Is responsible for the initial planning and the general supervision of informational and cultural
programs conducted in countries under the jurisdiction of the Office of Near Eastern and African
Affairs with the exception of Greece, and performs the following functions: (a) decides as to content
of programs in accordance with the program and policy directives of the Program Planning and Eval-
uation Board; (6) coordinates the various programs abroad at the operating stage and establishes
controls over projects in operation, requests from the field for action, and proposals originating else-
where in the Office or the Department; (c) in close cooperation with the Office of the Foreign Service,
and other Offices and Divisions of the Department, recruits, trains, and supervises the field employees
engaged in the informational and cultural program; and (d) studies field reports concerned with pro-
gram content and effectiveness to further the planning of more effective programs.
John M. Steeves, Acting Chief
William P. Hall, Administrative Officer
NEAR EAST BRANCH
Habib A. Kurani, Chiej
Frances E. Roberds
MIDDLE EAST BRANCH
Chester R. Chartrand, Acting Chiej
Frank S. Coan Edith M. Ronne
AFRICAN BRANCH
-, Chiej
Virginia M Knauer Margaret McDonald
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AREA DIVISION III - FAR EAST (ADF)
Is responsible for the initial planning and the general supervision of informational and cultural
programs conducted in countries under the jurisdiction of the Office of Far Eastern Affairs, with the
exception of Japan and Korea; and performs the following functions: (a) decides as to content of
programs in accordance with the program and policy directives of the Program Planning and
Evaluation Board; (b) coordinates the various programs abroad at the operating stage and estab-
lishes controls over projects in operation, requests from the field for action, and proposals originat-
ing elsewhere in the Office or the Department; (c) in close cooperation with the Office of the Foreign
Service, and other Offices and Division's of the Department, recruits, trains, and supervises the field
employees engaged in the informational and cultural program; (d) studies field reports concerned
with program content and effectiveness to further the planning of more effective programs.
John C. Caldwell, Acting Chief
Anthony Guarco, Administrative Officer
CHINA BRANCH
Jay Robinson, Acting Chief
Elaine Harris
SOUTHEAST ASIA BRANCH
Clarence Hendershot, Chief
Waldean Nickens Isabel A. Ward
PHILIPPINES BRANCH
Catherine Porter, Chief
Ralph R. Busick Manuel F. Iglesias
AREA DIVISION IV -AMERICAN REPUBLICS (ADA)
Is responsible for the initial planning and the general supervision of informational and cultural
programs conducted in countries under the jurisdiction of the Office of American Republic Affairs;
and performs the following functions: (a) decides as to content of programs in accordance with the
program and policy directives of the Program Planning and Evaluation Board; (b) coordinates the
various programs abroad at the operating stage and establishes controls over projects in operation,
requests from the field for action, and proposals originating elsewhere in the Office or the Department;
(c) in close cooperation with the Office of the Foreign Service, and other Offices and Divisions of the
Department, recruits, trains, and supervises the field employees engaged in the informational and
cultural program; and {d) studies field reports concerned with program content and effectiveness to
further the planning of more effective programs.
Fitzhugh Granger, Chie)
Mildred A. Vardaman, Administrative Officer
RIVER PLATE BRANCH
Thomas G. Allen, Acting Chief
Stanley L. Grand
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MEXICAN AND CARIBBEAN BRANCH
Walter Prendergast, Chief
George F. Gerling Joseph W. Thoman
Muna Lee Catherine Turner
and
BRAZILIAN BRANCH
Frank Oram, Acting Chief
Raul d'Eca
NORTH AND WEST COAST BRANCH
Alberto Vazquez, Acting Chief
Mary L. Gallen Philip Raine
AREA DIVISION V - OCCUPIED AREAS (ADO)
Is responsible for the initiation, within the Department, of policies and programs in the fields of
information and cultural affairs for the reorientation of the peoples of the occupied areas — Germany,
Austria, Trieste, Japan, and Korea — and performs the following functions: (a) formulates and does
the initial drafting of all policy statements of the Department for the occupied areas in the fields of
informational, educational, religious, cultural, and scientific affairs; (b) formulates progiams of the
Department for assisting in the implementation of policies in the fields of informational, educational,
religious, cultural, and scientific affairs; (c) reviews, from the standpoint of policy, program materials
to be furnished to the occupied areas for executing the policies of the United States Government in
the fields of information, educational, religious, cultural, and scientific affairs; (d) evaluates and reviews
developments in the occupied areas affecting programs and policies in the fields of informational, edu-
cational, religious, cultural, and scientific affairs; (e) plans the radio short-wave program in coopera-
tion with the International Broadcasting Division and decides as to content of programs in accord-
ance with general policy directives.
Henry P. Leverich,* Chief
Hans Speier, Associate Chief
Frederic O. Bundy, Assistant to the Chief
Ann Sugar, Administrative Assistant
GERMAN— AUSTRIAN— TRIESTE BRANCH
Eugene N. Anderson, Associate Chief of Division
Frances E. Butler Thomas E. Goldstein Henry J. Kellermann
Barbara Elias Nannette E. Hadley Joseph M. Roland
JAPANESE— KOREAN BRANCH
Frank A. Schuler, Jr., Associate Chief of Division
Gordon T. Bowles Clara L. Eastlake Ernest Kroll
Daniel C. Buchanan Andelia R. Hall
1 Foreign Service officer.
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DIRECTOR GENERAL OF THE FOREIGN SERVICE
Is responsible for directing the administration of the Foreign Service of the United States under
the general supervision of the Secretary and the Assistant Secretary of State for Administration
and performs the following functions: (a) directs the administration of the Foreign Service of the
United States; (6) coordinates the activities of the Foreign Service with the needs of the Department
and of other Government agencies; and (c) directs the performance by officers and employees of the
Foreign Service of the duties imposed upon them by law, regulation, or international agreement.
Selden Chapin,* Director General
Julian F. Harrington,* Deputy Director General
OFFICE OF THE FOREIGN SERVICE (OFS)
Is responsible for providing administrative leadership, management, and direction to the
Foreign Service of the United States, to strengthen relationships between field establishments and
the Department and other Government departments and agencies, and to develop the potential
capabilities of individual members of the Foreign Service in order to achieve their maximum utili-
zation in the Foreign Service, and performs the following functions: (a) develops and directs the
personnel program for the Foreign Service of the United States; (6) programs and administratively
directs field reporting, and coordinates requests for field reporting; (c) provides administrative
services to the field establishments, and supervises the Foreign Service in providing such services
to the public as are required by law and Foreign Service Regulations; (d) provides housing for Foreign
Service operations, and furnishes and maintains Foreign Service establishments; (e) develops and
operates training programs both substantive and administrative in character to meet the needs of
the Foreign Service and of the Department; and (/) develops plans and programs for improvement
in the over-all administration and management of the Foreign Service, and makes inspections of
Foreign Service establishments, giving constructive advice and assistance on better methods of
operation.
Julian F. Harrington,* Director
Haywood P. Martin, Deputy Director
, Executive Officer
Everett H. Bellows, Assistant Executive Officer
Robert F. Evans, Special Assistant to the Director
Harry A. Havens, Special Assistant to the Director
Virginia M. Glenn Susie S. Hale Ethel Noreen
CORPS OF INSPECTORS
William E. DeCourcy,* Chief, Corps of Inspectors
Walton C. Ferris,* Foreign Service Inspector
Alfred T. Nester,* Foreign Service Inspector
H. Merle Cochran,* Foreign Service Inspector
Effa D. Hosmer, Administrative Assistant
DIVISION OF FOREIGN SERVICE PLANNING (FSP)
Is responsible for developing plans and programs which will assure improvements in the over-all
administration and management of the Foreign Service, and performs the following functions: (a)
analyzes and defines the functions, organization, and management of the Foreign Service, recommends
Foreign Service officer.
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measures to increase their effectiveness, and sets up staffing and organization patterns for the perform-
ance of these functions; (6) initiates or reviews projects and programs to be undertaken by the Foreign
Service; (c) in collaboration with the offices concerned, determines relationships of the functions of the
Foreign' Service to each other as well as to the functions of other offices and departments, and coordi-
nates the policies and procedures of the Foreign Service, the Department, and other departments and
agencies; (d) initiates and drafts legislation and executive and regulatory orders affecting the adminis-
tration of the Foreign Service; (e)' prepares and promulgates Foreign Service regulations, circular in-
structions, policy and procedure manuals, and similar material, and reviews Foreign Service forms;
and (/) prepares the Foreign Service budget.
Andrew B. Foster,* Chief
Charles E. Mills, Assistant Chiej
Edward P. Dobyns, Administrative Officer
LEGISLATION AND REGULATION BRANCH
Carl W. Strom,* Assistant Chief of Division
Floyd W. Benson, Assistant Chief of Division
Isabel M. Donovan Edward T. Lampson
Wanda N. Hobbs Marion L. Neustadt
ADMINISTRATION AND CONTROL BRANCH
Clement J. Sobotka, Assistant Chief of Division
Jay B. Westcott, Assistant Chief of Branch
Raymond F. Courtney Cass A. Kendzie
Susan H. Hickman Reba Nusbaum
ECONOMIC BRANCH
William P. Hughes, Assistant Chief of Division
, Assistant Chief of Branch
Alex Radin
CONSULAR BRANCH
Robert F. Hale,* Acting Assistant Chief of Division
George M. Czayo, Assistant Chief of Branch
Eugene S. Norton
INFORMATION AND CULTURAL BRANCH
Frederick C. Mosher, Acting Assistant Chief of Division
, Assistant Chief of Branch
DIVISION OF FOREIGN SERVICE PERSONNEL (FP)
Is responsible for developing and directing an adequate and efficient personnel program for the
Foreign Service of the United States, and performs the following functions with regard to personnel of
the Foreign Service: (a) develops and installs policies and procedures for recruitment, placement, pro-
motion, and post-rotation, and initiates and develops qualification standards in connection therewith;
(b) plans, develops, and directs an employee relations program; (c) develops, installs, and maintains an
efficiency rating program and the techniques to be used in the "promotion up or selection out" program
* Foreign Service officer
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for Foreign Service officers; (d) plans, develops, and administers position classification and salary
administration programs; and (e) performs miscellaneous services, furnishing of information to candi-
dates for Foreign Service employment, and processing of correspondence and documents in connection
with personnel transactions.
Cecil W. Gray,* Chief
Harold S. Tewell, *' Assistant Chief
Eric C. Wendelin,* Assistant Chief
J. Albert Bush, Assistant Chief
William E. Woodyear, Special Assistant
Mildred V. Deike
Ervin N. Dehn
Findley Burns, Jr.*
Rosanna Bright
Paul G. Haaga
Edith G. Bland
Meigs Newkirk
Myron S. Garland Melvin L. Leap
RECRUITMENT AND PLACEMENT BRANCH
Daniel V. Stapleton, Chief
Wilson C. Flake* Frederick C. Fornes, Jr.*
RECRUITMENT SECTION
Artemus E. Weatherbee, Recruitment Officer
Ann Cooper William J. Rhees
Latin American Area
Philip H. Burris
Western European Area
Robert D. Longyear
Eastern European Area
John B. Ocheltree*
Near and Far East and African Area
Eugenia N. Walyce Lloyd D. Yates
OFFICE OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER
J. Burwell Hening
David L. Wood
Anthony A. Covins, Administrative Officer
Robert M. Marr, Administrative Analyst
Emilie K. Brown Lois G. Moock Marguerite G. Wood
PERSONNEL RELATIONS BRANCH
George G. Riddiford Marvin W. Will Jane Wilson
POSITION ANALYSIS AND SALARY ADMINISTRATION BRANCH
Harold A. Chastka, Acting Chief
C. Joseph Schick
Kenneth P. Bechtel
Marshall S. Berrv
Nyal C. Dokken
Merle B. Green
* Foreign Service officer.
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DIVISION OF TRAINING SERVICES (FSS)
Is responsible for furnishing training services, including orientation, to personnel of the Depart-
ment and of the Foreign Service, and to other government personnel requiring instruction in the
field of foreign relations, in order to improve the skills, broaden the understanding, and develop the
abilities of such personnel, and thereby to contribute to the operational and management efficiency
of governmental machinery for the conduct of foreign relations, and performs the following
functions: (a) ascertains the training needs of the Department and the Foreign Service; (b) deter-
mines in what ways and by what means these training needs may most effectively be met, and formu-
lates appropriate plans' and programs of training and instruction, and (c) operates such programs
and carries them through to completion, using such resources of the Department and the Foreign
Service, of the Government generally and of private institutions, organizations, and agencies which
may be appropriate, and available to it.
William P. Maddox, Chief
divi
Leroy Mayes rep<
JUNIOR FOREIGN SERVICE OFFICER BRANCH
Laurence W. Taylor,* Assistant Chief of Division
ADVANCED FOREIGN SERVICE OFFICER AND SPECIALIST BRANCH
Frank S. Hopkins, Assistant Chief of Division
Bess Kadin
LANGUAGE BRANCH
Henry L. Smith, Jr., Assistant Chief of Division
Charles A. Ferguson Henry Hoenigswald
Carleton T. Hodge Madeline Pignatelli
DEPARTMENTAL AND FOREIGN SERVICE STAFF BRANCH
Wi
John B. Whitelaw, Assistant Chief of Division Eli
Fairah L. Cruzan Jean E. Heisler Denzil L. Page
Lois L. Ehler Eoline Howze Ralph S. Rowland
Marian I. Harlin Clare H. McNair Kathrine H. Wilkey
ADMINISTRATIVE SECTION
Denzil L. Page, Acting Administrative Officer
Daniel B. Nichols Mildred S. Ribble
REGISTRAR SECTION
Franklin Roudybush
1 Foreign Service officer.
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DIVISION OF FOREIGN REPORTING SERVICES (FR)
Is responsible for insuring prompt and complete distribution to interested divisions of the Depart-
ment and to other Government departments and agencies of information supplied by the Foreign
Service; for preventing conflicts and duplication of requests for reporting services; for administratively
directing reporting services performed by the field; and for maintaining liaison with other agencies
using the foreign reporting services; and performs the following functions: (a) presents data and
recommendations to the Foreign Service Policy Committee with regard to foreign reporting services;
(b) analyzes, coordinates, and programs instructions from the Department and other Government
departments and agencies which involve a reporting work-load on the field; (c) reviews, edits,
appraises, and obtains clearances for distribution of all types of communications, except airgrams and
telegrams, from the Foreign Service, with particular emphasis on economic and politico-economic sub-
jects; (d) evaluates post and officer performance of economic, politico-economic, and commercial re-
porting services; (e) catalogues, processes, and distributes all reports and despatches received in the
division; and (/) furnishes background information to foreign service posts in connection with their
reporting services, and maintains inventories of existing economic data.
Ralph H. Ackerman,* Chief
A. Cyril Crilley, Assistant Chief
Archie W. Childs,* Adviser to the Chief
Raymond E. Chapman, Special Assistant
Edith V. Lee, Administrative Officer
COORDINATION AND PROGRAMMING BRANCH
William E. Conrad, Chief
H. Douglas Keefe, Chief of Programming Section
M. Helene Mitchell, Chief of Coordination Section
Russell S. Ratcliffe, Economic Editor
EVALUATION BRANCH
John R. Kennedy, Chief
Celeste Allman William E. Cooke Sarah L. Huggins
Winne H. Bowman James P. Feeney Josephine W. Weare
Elsie B. Cheever
SERVICES, RECORDS, AND DISTRIBUTION SECTION
Alice L. Corcoran, Acting Administrative Procedural Analyst
James R. Badcon, Chief
DIVISION OF FOREIGN SERVICE ADMINISTRATION (FA)
Is responsible for directing the administrative operation of the Foreign Service in all matters
except those relating to personnel and space; for providing administrative services to the field and for
supervising the Foreign Service in providing such services to the public as are required by law and
Foreign Service regulations; and performs the following functions: (a) directs the administration of the
Division and administrative operations of field offices in all matters within the scope of the Division,
Foreism Service officer
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formulating procedures, preparing budgetary requirements, and authorizing the expenditures of funds;
(6) determines equitable allowance payments to be made to United States Government civilian em-
ployees abroad; administers the allowance program for the Foreign Service; and in conjunction with
other interested divisions arranges special currency exchange procedures for the operation of the
Foreign Service; (c) provides miscellaneous administrative services to the Foreign Service and other
Government agencies, such as operation of a courier and unaccompanied pouch system, investigation
and administration of Foreign Service claims for personal losses, opening and closing of offices abroad,
and selective service registration of American citizens abroad; (d) determines the over-all materiel
requirements for Foreign Service offices, programs the expenditure of funds for posts requirements
within the limits of available funds, and supervises the transportation abroad of all official property
and the dispatch of personal property of Foreign Service personnel to and from ports of entry in the ^
United States; and (e) supervises the field in providing services to the public in the following matters:
protection of American property abroad, settlement of estates involving American interests abroad,
notarial services, documentation of merchandise, veterans' affairs, and exchange of information on
public health.
E. Paul Tenney, Chief
John W. Bays, Assistant Chief
Francis E. Flaherty, Assistant Chief
Charles F. Pick, Jr., Assistant Chief
An eel N. Taylor, Assistant Chief
James W. Gantenbein,* Assistant Chief
Richard H. Hawkins,* Acting Assistant Chief
ADMINISTRATIVE BRANCH
Charles F. Pick, Jr., Chief
Ira W. Porter, Administrative Officer
Arsene W. Buttes Grace A. Grefe
SERVICES FOR THE PUBLIC BRANCH
James W. Gantenbein,* Assistant Chief of Division
AMERICAN PROPERTY SECTION
Hawley L. Smith, Chief
John R. Friant John B. Rapp John C. Thornburg
Ruth C. Harris Vivian M. Smith
ESTATES AND NOTARIALS SECTION
Virginia Ellis, Chief
Edith Pederson Catherine Rock
DOCUMENTATION OF MERCHANDISE SECTION
Agnes A. La Barr, Acting Chief
Mildred Phillips
VETERANS AFFAIRS SECTION
Peter Hooper, Jr., Chief
Walter A. Penfield Viola Ratcliffe
•Foreign Service officer
Blanche S. Davidson
Melvin P. Engelstad
Lawrence H. Finley
ORGANIZATION OF THE DEPARTMENT
ALLOWANCES BRANCH
Richard H. Hawkins,* Chief
Ruth W. Ayres, Technical Consultant
ECONOMIC MEASUREMENTS SECTION
Rachel M. Jenss, Chief
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Eunice M. Knapp
Charles W. MacSherry
Jane A. Moore
Ruth M. Ulbrich
Florence Edens
ALLOWANCE ADMINISTRATION SECTION
Adelaide Cruit, Chief
Martha Fletcher
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES BRANCH
Francis E. Flaherty, Chief
COURIER AND POUCH SECTION
Edward J. Thomas, Chief
Robert Jakes, 3d Frances Siewerts
SELECTIVE SERVICE SECTION
Katherine H. Ramsey, Chief
SERVICES FOR OTHER AGENCIES SECTION
Lindsey K. Thomas, Acting Chief
Thomas H. Claffey
POST REQUIREMENTS BRANCH
Ancel N. Taylor, Chief
Neil Muhonen
REQUISITIONS AND INVENTORY SECTION
Marcia Eberlein, Chief
Mary B. Jones
COMMISSARY AND WELFARE SECTION
Helene W. Fischer, Chief
ALLOTMENTS SECTION
Tobias J. Boyd, Acting Chief
* Foreign Service officer.
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DESPATCH AGENCIES
NEW YORK
Howard Fyfe, Despatch Agent
Hannah D. Celi
John W. Galaway
Walter Kearney
George Kirichemko
Martin Leit
John J. Pulaski
SAN FRANCISCO
Stephen Lato, Despatch Agent
NEW ORLEANS
Joseph M. Scorsone, Despatch Agent
Rosemary Quinlan
William Taback
DIVISION OF FOREIGN BUILDINGS OPERATIONS (FBO)
Is responsible for providing housing for Foreign Service operations abroad and furnishing and
maintaining Foreign Service establishments; and performs the following functions: (a) acquires real
properties abroad; (6) purchases and maintains furniture and furnishings for residences and special
offices; (c) develops projects on new construction, alteration, repair, and property development;
(d) maintains a field staff to supervise construction, maintenance, and property management opera-
tions; and (e) supervises the leasing of offices and residential properties in the field.
Frederick Larkin, Chief
Leland W. King, Jr., Assistant Chief
Allyn C. Donaldson, Special Assistant
Edmond L. Doyle
Ralph J. Conover
S. G. Di Giacomo
Paul F. Jaquet
Earl R. Mosburg
BUILDING PROJECTS BRANCH
Ralph C. Hall, Chief
J. J. McMahon
Wayne C. Meade
Norman G. Moore
Daniel C. Robinson
PROPERTY LEASING AND MANAGEMENT BRANCH
Hugh C. McMillan, Chiej
Frank Broome William F. Niccloy
FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS BRANCH
Elizabeth Hofflin, Chief
Marian J. Pearson
FIELD ORGANIZATION BRANCH
One regional supervisor of construction and thirteen supervisors of construction in the field
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OFFICE OF DEPARTMENTAL ADMINISTRATION (ODA)
Is responsible for providing or arranging for adequate organization and administration (except
security, budget, and fiscal) of the activities of the Department of State.
Carlisle H. Humelsine, Director
John Miles, Special Assistant to the Director
William J. McWilliams, Acting Execvtive Officer
Florence H. de Gonzalez
REGIONAL ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES - NEW YORK AND SAN
FRANCISCO
Are responsible for the centralized administration of all Department of State activities located
in the New York and San Francisco areas, and perform the following functions: (a) control obligation
of funds allotted to New, York and San Francisco for Department of State activities; maintain fiscal
records; prepare pay rolls; audit, certify and arrange for payment of vouchers; perform related fiscal
functions, including the maintenance of position, time, leave, and retirement records; (b) procure
services and materials, warehouse, and issue equipment and supplies for local use, and pack and pre-
pare for shipment supplies and equipment requisitioned for Foreign Service posts; (c) perform general
services, including vehicle transportation, repair of machinery and equipment, reproduction, space
planning and management, mail, telephone, messenger, travel, and similar services; (d) perform the
personnel functions of recruitment, placement, classification, and employee relations, and health and
emergency medical treatment, and direct employee health programs.
NEW YORK OFFICE
Fred S. Childs, Acting Regional Administrative Officer
Henry W. Miller, Acting Assistant Regional Administrative Officer
• Edwin A. Early, Chief of Management Planning and Budget Division
PERSONNEL DIVISION
Thomas P. Carroll, Field Personnel Officer
Charles Johnson Rose Luscher Anne H. Schulman
Alfred Julia Naomi Poliner Dorothy Zwerdling
Florence S. Lapkofsky
FISCAL DIVISION
H. G. Sussman, Regional Fiscal Officer
Selma C. Finger Charles Gormley John Winters
Charles Goodis Rosa Pollard
PROCUREMENT DIVISION
Leo Lehtonen, Acting Procurement Officer
Aaron Gross
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CENTRAL SERVICES DIVISION
Clinton E. Anderson John F. Collins Harry Kehoe
Joseph Aprigliano Thomas Downey Laurence Mansfield
John Brutton Raymond Haggerty Eddie Nelson
Lyle B. Campbell
SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE
Earl I. Cloud, Regional Executive Officer
Anita F. Curry, Personnel Assistant
CENTRAL SERVICES BRANCH
Donald D. Wilson, Chief
Ivan C. Gosney, Property Accountant
Margaret A. Hewitt, Property Accountant
DIVISION OF MANAGEMENT PLANNING (MN)
Is responsible for assisting in the effective and economical management of the Department of
State through application of scientific management techniques in the conduct of the Department's
work ; and performs the following functions: (a) assists in the effective management of the Department
through improved organizational structure of the Department and improved organizational and
functional relations with the Foreign Service of the United States; (6) continuously studies the purpose
and function of the Department, the Foreign Service, and, with respect to activities which affect
the Department, those of other agencies and organizations in order to determine the requirements for
organization and functions in the Department to meet its responsibilities; (c) continuously analyzes
and appraises the Department's organization, functions, management practices, and operating methods
including their relation to the functions and activities of other governmental and intergovernmental
agencies, committees, and similar organized groups and makes recommendations for necessary
adjustments and changes; (d) furnishes advice and consultative service, in a staff capacity, to offices
and divisions in order to facilitate the carrying out of their assigned functions through planned improve-
ments of administrative management; and (e) implements the Department's policies with respect to
administrative matters by participating with other divisions under the Assistant Secretary for
Administration in the preparation of budget estimates, allotment of positions, evaluation and classi-
fication of jobs, and the allotment of space and equipment.
Just Lunning, Chief
Merrill L. Tribe, Associate Chief
Betty Purnell Sylvia Schimmel Stanley R. Goodrich
GENERAL ASSIGNMENT BRANCH
James A. Long, Chief
Alice M. Ball Jules Goldberg
ECONOMIC BRANCH
Frederick W. Darnell, Chief
Gordon J. Cloney Lewis S. Dayton Rose F. Elkin
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Gertrude G. Cameron
Gladys R. Nichols
INFORMATION BRANCH
Elinor P. Reams, Chief
James M. Truitt
L. Arthur Weyman
GEOGRAPHIC, INTELLIGENCE, AND SPECIAL POLITICAL AFFAIRS BRANCH
Stanley A. McKay, Chief
Lucius D. Battle
Richmond T. Frothingham
Vera D. Acuff
Jerome Allen
Miguel A. Bautista, Jr.
Helen E. Boyles
Oliver G. Brain
Frank A. Burke
Jean E. Kennedy
Herman Pollack
ADMINISTRATIVE BRANCH
Orlando A. Simmes, Chief
Paul B. Cesan
Sarah F. Johnston
Leon J. Loezere
Charles H. Mace
Edwin J. Madill, Jr.
George A. Pope
Alexander Yaney, Jr.
James A. Reilly
David H. Scull
Solomon Silver
George H. Steuart, Jr.
Janet M. Yarrow
DIVISION OF DEPARTMENTAL PERSONNEL (DP)
Is responsible for formulating and executing a personnel management program for the Depart-
ment, exclusive of the Foreign Service, which will provide policy and measures with respect to
recruiting, developing, and maintaining a staff of qualified, efficient, and well-adjusted workers, and
which will encourage the maximum use of their skills and abilities, and performs the following func-
tions: (a) plans, develops, and administers policies and procedures governing personnel management
for the personnel of the Department of State ; (b) executes the applicable provision of all laws, Execu-
tive orders, decisions of the Comptroller General, Federal rules and regulations, and other directives
controlling Governmental personnel-management programs; (c) develops and prescribes policies and
procedures for the classification of positions, the recruitment, placement, transfer, and promotion
of employees, the evaluation of their work performance, and the promotion of employee morale,
health and welfare; and (d) develops, installs, and maintains such personnel records and systems as
will insure the complete execution of the foregoing functions.
W. Pierce MacCoy, Chief
Arch K. Jean, Acting Chief
Robert J. Ryan, Assistant Chief
Margaret S. Edwards, Acting Special Assistant to the Chief
Daniel H. Schmidt, Acting Administrative Officer
Elizabeth C. Hardy, Assistant to the Chief
E. Nell Scruggs, Assistant to the Chief
CLASSIFICATION SECTION
Donald L. Ranard, Acting Chief
Frank D. Collins, Assistant Chief
Fred B. Haskell, Jr., Assistant Chief
Ellen H. Church
Irene C. V. Cole
Genevieve R. Friedmann
Margaret H. Giovanni
Florence H. Goodfellow
June M. Grant
Bernard W. Lewis
James W. Morgan
Mary D. Morgan
Eleanor W. Sandford
Vivian L. Schafer
Jean W. Tavel
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PERSONNEL RELATIONS SECTION
Dorotha W. Campbell, Acting Chief
Dorothy F. Abdill Edith M. Martin Virginia E. Sparks
Emma Joyce Florence M. Pepper
RECRUITMENT AND PLACEMENT SECTION
Charles M. Ellison, Chief
John G. Byers, Assistant Chief
Richard S. Barnsley Mary Friday Betty Lou Miller
George L. Copp James W. Eike G. Curtiss Murrell
Dorothy A. Cross Virgyl M. Hall Druzella G. Terry
Charles W. Curtis Paul Hallman Mary B. Vann
Katharine S. Fairley William C. Holcombe George L. Zier
Anna T. Flynn M. Hollis Kannenberg *
DIVISION OF CENTRAL SERVICES (CS)
Is responsible for providing adequate administrative services and facilities for the activities of
the Department of State; and performs the following functions: (a) formulates the policies and
procedures for the procurement program of the Department and procures all materials and non-
personnel services for the Department, and administrative supplies and equipment for the Foreign
Service; (6) provides a complete reproduction service for administrative printing; (c) authorizes,
approves, and arranges travel for the Department of State and Foreign Service personnel, including
the allocation of priorities for travel by the Air Transport Command of the Army, and the Navy Air
Transport Service, and the shipment of household effects; (d) acquires, allocates, and plans the layout
for all space, provides telephone service, and determines policy with respect to the maintenance of all
buildings; and (e) operates the Department's motor-vehicle service and maintains the office-machine
and equipment repair-service.
William D. Wright, Chief
Jim M. Clore, Assistant Chief
James R. Johnstone, Special Assistant
Richard M. F. Williams, 3d, Special Assistant
Ruth M. Fleming Helen E. Swan Edrie C. Way
PROCUREMENT AND SUPPLY BRANCH
Bruce L. McDaniel, Chief
Gilbert B. Fedak
PURCHASE SECTION
Emery R. Kiraly, Chief
Helen E. Coon Sara G. Falkener Ellen A. Walters
Edwin R. Edelin Helene Sacks
PROPERTY AND SUPPLY SECTION
James C. Pelfrey, Chief
Joseph L. Redding, Assistant Chief
Robert H. Easley Edward E. Shaffner
ORGANIZATION OF THE DEPARTMENT
SPACE MANAGEMENT AND PLANNING BRANCH
Jim M. Clore, Acting Chief
William B. Klee, Assistant Chief
SPACE ACQUISITION AND ALLOCATION SECTION
Charles A. Shinkwin, Chief
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Frederick W. Acock
James W. Campbell, Jr.
Thomas L. Chappelear
Faith F. Jones
Philip Mudd
John P. Reddington
William T. Ward
Helen B. Campbell
Margaret Deeds
Lucille M. Jewett
MAINTENANCE AND OPERATIONS SECTION
Raymond Gary, Jr., Chief
Paul B. Shidaker, Assistant Chief
TELEPHONE SECTION
Dudley C. Grafton, Chief
Catherine E. Hartung
GENERAL SERVICES BRANCH
Richard M. F. Williams, 3d, Acting Chief
MECHANICAL SERVICES SECTION
Raymond L. Stegmaier, Chief
REPORTING SECTION
Margaret F. Conover, Chief
Eleanor L. Koontz
Edna C. Moyer
Violet Ruth Voce
pjlizabeth Wake
Martha Litz
MOTOR TRANSPORT SECTION
H. Leonard Bratberg, Chief
TRANSPORTATION SERVICE BRANCH
Lawrence C. McCutcheon, Chief
John G. Bohorfoush, Assistant Chief
Ruth Harvey, Special Assistant
AUTHORIZATION SECTION
Marie Reier, Acting Chief
Adelaide Watson
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HOUSEHOLD AND PERSONAL EFFECTS SECTION
Rebekah de L. Davidson, Acting Chief
Margaret L. Rauch
Franklin W. Deuterman
ARRANGEMENTS SECTION
James J. Walker, Acting Chief
Hazel A. MacDonald
Edna A. Gilman
AIR CARGO AND PRIORITIES SECTION
Edward J. Goff, Acting Chief
Allen F. Manning Thelma B. Prout
Fred B. Drake
REPRODUCTION BRANCH
Robert J. Lefebvre, Chief
William A. Steinacker, Assistant Chief
Austin H. Young, Assistant Chief
Joseph E. Holland
COMPOSING AND REPRODUCTION SECTION
Sebum E. Baker, Chief
DISTRIBUTION SECTION
Clarence M. Hoover, Jr., Acting Chief
ANALYSIS AND CONTROL SECTION
Arlo J. Brady. Acting Chief
PHOTOGRAPHIC SECTION
Frank W. Bobb, Chief
James L. Allen
Earl E. Atwood
Joseph Borzomati
James L. Jeffries
Ralph S. Duter
Raymond Rousseau
PUBLISHING SECTION
George W. Williams, Chief
Barnet F. Nix
Roy T. Price
Albert J. Sloane
Henry O. Woods
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DIVISION OF COMMUNICATIONS AND RECORDS (DC)
Is responsible tor providing in Washington the orderly distribution of incoming and dispatch ot
outgoing communications for the Department and for other communications transmitted by diplomatic
pouch or telegraph, for maintaining the official files for the Department, and for providing messenger
service; and performs the following functions: (a) establishes methods of coordination for the receipt,
dispatch, and distribution of airgrams and telegrams between interested Government agencies and
Government representatives abroad; (b) receives, reproduces, analyzes for distribution, and distrib-
utes incoming telegrams and airgrams; and dispatches all outgoing telegrams and airgrams; (c)
receives, routes, and distributes all incoming mail; opens, sorts, reads, and routes incoming despatches,
mail, and miscellaneous material addressed to the Secretary of State or Department of State; prepares
and dispatches all outgoing correspondence and mail ; maintains a centralized mail and messenger
service; (d) maintains central records of the Department; routes incoming correspondence, pre-
indexes for filing, and indicates distribution within the Department; controls the filing system and
correspondence records retirement program for the Department; and (e) prepares and maintains pro-
cedure manuals and other working aids used in the Division and renders technical assistance to other
offices and divisions with respect to records and communication problems
Walter K. Scott, ChieJ
Reed Harris, Assistant ChieJ
Burton Kirby, Special Assistant
Darlene H. Bell
Donald Bell
James H Dobson
Imogene R. Douglas
Roger G. Drissel
Alfred Giovetti
Harriette Spalding
Hazel Wilson
Clayton S. Becker
George C. Benedict
Elwood M Browne
William C. Clark
Elsie Crim
William W Cumraan?
Harry Ebersole
TELEGRAPH BRANCH
Howard E. Chaille\ Acting Chiej
Frank E. Duvall, Communications Watch Officer
Vincent J. Monti, Communications Watch Officer
Paul E. Pfeiffer, Communications Watch Officer
Norton P. Lawler, Communications Watch Officer
Harry Fisher
Joseph Forsythe
Evans Hiley
Cecelia G. Jones
Neal E. Kimm
Russell Leffas
Teresa Mullen
Harold T Mullett
Rufus Owen
Alvin L. Petrain
Robert E. Phelps
Vernon Porter
Ruth Rinkei
Edna Alverson
Delia Buckley
James P. Burke
Dorothy K. Butler
Kenneth F. Channon
Florence M. Clayton
Lucy E. Collins
Joseph A. Czajkowski
Edward E. Driscoll
RECORDS BRANCH
Walter H. Anderson, ChieJ
Harvey E. Fenstermacher, Assistant ChieJ
Daniel J Dinning
Charles D Dye
Donna C. Erickson
Gladys I. Ertter
Betty Jane Farnham
Samuel S. Ford
Russell F. Gee
Robye Gibson
Marguerite C. McCurdy
Joseph W. McMahon
Ira J. Noe
Melba F. Paquin
Charles A. Patterson
Frank J. Smiraglia
William M. Wayshner
Bradford Wickes
George W Wright
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Mary E. Brooks
Martha Lewis
William P. Boswell
Otto R. Holsinger
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LIAISON BRANCH
Patrick Cooney, Assistant Chief of Division in charge of Liaison
Milford Shipley, Chief
I. Douglas Ball, Divisional Assistant
Ann Nagle Gertrude White
Lillian Wall
FACILITIES BRANCH
Howard M. Samsel, Chief
James H. Martin, Assistant Chief
Hubert J. Horacek
Harry J. Rhatigan
DIVISION OF CRYPTOGRAPHY (CY)
Is responsible for providing for the security of telegraphic communications by means of crypto-
graphic systems; and performs the following functions: (a) develops and determines degree of
protection required; and (6) determines, develops, and designs cryptographic systems and produces
cryptographic items.
Capt. Lee W. Parke, Chief
David A. Salmon, Adviser
Virginia E. Bates
OPERATIONS SECTION
Ralph V. Anderson, Chief
William H. Goodman
Mary K. McBride
Irene S. Diashyn
Frank W. Harris
Carl E. Parta
D. Henry Tilton
SECURITY SECTION
Paul E. Goldsberry, Chiej
Melvin C. Roane
Mary J. Rule
DIVISION OF COORDINATION AND REVIEW (CR)
Is responsible for insuring the proper coordination and adherence to established policy and
standards for outgoing communications of the Department, and performs the following functions:
(a) reviews, edits, and coordinates outgoing correspondence; (6) acts as the official channel for the
orderly receipt, presentation for signature and proper disposition of outgoing correspondence; (c)
plans, initiates, and executes policies and procedures for effective preparation, coordination, and
review of correspondence originating in the Department; and (d) provides general information and
advises on Departmental practice, procedure, and precedents relating to correspondence.
Blanche Rule Hatla, Chief
Sarah D. Moore, Assistant Chiej
Helen L. Daniel, Assistant Chief
M. Elizabeth Denham
Esther S. Kauffman
Zolita F. Kent
Mary G. Lackey
Eunice A. Lincoln
Edna M. Lindsay
Lyma S. Reed
Lillian C. Roberts
Jane C. Smiley
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DIVISION OF PROTOCOL
Is responsible for advising and assisting the President and the Secretary of State in the discharge
of obligations placed upon them by statute and international practice in respect to the diplomatic,
consular, and miscellaneous foreign government representation in the United States in matters of
registration, immunities, privileges, courtesies, and official relations in general; and performs the
following functions: (a) plans and makes all arrangements for foreign visits of state and arranges
for the reception by the President and the Secretary of State of chiefs of foreign missions and of
distinguished foreign guests; (6) arranges with Federal, State, and local government agencies for the
granting of privileges and immunities to foreign government and international organization officials;
(c) advises the President and Secretary of State on all matters of protocol; and (d) operates the Blair
House and the Blair-Lee House for the housing and entertaining of distinguished foreign guests
Stanley Woodward, Chief, Division of Protocol, and Chief of Protocol
H. Charles Spruks, Assistant Chief
Robert Breckinridge, Assistant to the Chief
Mary E. Madden, Administrative Officer
DIPLOMATIC AND CEREMONIAL SECTION .
Raymond D. Muir, Chief Ceremonial Officer and Assistant Chief of Division
Lois Allee Williams, Administrative Assistant
FOREIGN CONSULAR SECTION
Stephen H. Quigley, Chief
Ricardo M. Purvis, Administrative Assistant
COURTESIES AND PRIVILEGES SECTION
Mary E. Buford, Chief
. Regina F. Sanz, Divisional Assistant
Leonice K. Bechtold, Administrative Assistant
PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS AND AUTHENTICATIONS SECTION
Clydia Mae Richardson, Chief
INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AND FOREIGN OFFICIAL SECTION
Edward W. Nash, Chief
Maj. Edgar E. Lewis 5
DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES (IC)
Is responsible for providing for the effective planning and conduct of international conferences
for which the United States is host, and for providing an efficient mechanism by which the affairs of
the United States delegations to international conferences and United States participation in inter-
national expositions, commissions, and similar organizations (excluding all organs and subsidiary
groups or commissions of the United Nations) can be coordinated and effected; and performs the
following functions: (a) advises the Secretary and other officials of the Department on the organiza-
tional, procedural, parliamentary, and budgetary policies and practices for the conduct of international
conferences and the United States participation in them; (6) collaborates with, assists, and advises
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the Assistant Secretary or other officials designated to be responsible for the over-all supervision of
the preparation for and conduct of the United States participation in an international conference, and,
upon his request, coordinates and plans with respect to policy aspects of the conference; (c) assumes
primary responsibility, under the direction of the appropriate Assistant Secretary and in collaboration
with the divisions primarily concerned in the subject matter, for the planning, coordination, and
execution of organizational and administrative aspects of United States participation in international
conferences, including specialized international agencies except regular meetings of all organs and
subsidiary groups or commissions of the United Nations and, with respect to the latter category,
collaborates with the Office of Special Political Affairs on these matters; (d) assumes general direction
of the planning and execution of administrative aspects of international conferences for which the
United States is host and of United States participation in conferences, and coordinates requirements
including those for budget, protocol, personnel, and administrative servicing at such conferences or
for such delegations; (e) is responsible for the appraisal, maintenance, and development of conference
techniques, procedures, and manuals; (/) determines and approves per diem allowances in excess of
the standard rates, except with respect to the program for international exchange of persons and
appointees working without compensation; and (g) performs such of the foregoing functions as apply
to international congresses, expositions, meetings and similar organized means of international
cooperation.
Warren Kelchner, Chief
Clarke L. Willard, Assistant Chief
Josephine I. LaFlamme, Administrative Assistant
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' Hugh D. Farley, Assistant Chief of Division
Henry E. Billingsley Dorothy H. King Donald W. Richardson
William L. Breese Sara F. Leslie Lyle L. Schmitter
Basil Capella J. Ward Lowe Walter W. Sohl, Jr.
Donald B. Eddy Henry F. Nichol Robert L. Thompson
Mary E. Haslacker Helen S. Norman Ruth K. Wailes
Arthur J. Hazes Frances E. Pringle Richard S. Wheeler
Effingham P. Humphrey Robert E. Read
ADMINISTRATIVE BRANCH
, Assistant Chief of Division
Bruce Grainger Harold G. Kissick Ralph J. Ribble
James F. Harrigan William D. Misfeldt Henry Sabatini
Millard L. Kenestrick Luella Ollis John R. Wheeler, Jr.
EXPOSITIONS BRANCH
D wight Garrison, Assistant Chief of Division
Helen F. Doran
CENTRAL TRANSLATING DIVISION (TC)
Is responsible for providing a centralized translating and interpreting service for the Depf rtment
of State; and performs the following functions: (a) translates from English into foreign languages, and
from foreign languages into English, material received from the White House, other divisions and
offices of the Department of State, and the Interdepartmental Committee on Scientific and Cultural
Cooperation; (b) provides interpreting, translating, and related stenographic service for international
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conferences; (c) examines critically draft treaties with a view to assuring the closest adjustment
between the foreign-language and English texts; and prepares translations of treaties in process of
negotiation; (d) administers the program of the Interdepartmental Committee on Scientific and
Cultural Cooperation for the translation of selected Government publications, the printing of the
translations, and their distribution abroad; (e) prepares the official translations of important documents
relating to foreign policy; and (/) provides a central coordination of translating service for all Govern-
ment agencies, using the facilities of the Division, other Government agencies, and commercial
services.
Guillermo A. Suro, Chief
E. Audrey Henriksen, Special Assistant to the Chief
Malcolm E. Peake, Administrative Officer
FOREIGN LANGUAGE BRANCH
Henri F. Bauer, Assistant Chief
Alexandre de Seabra
Andre Louis Fiot
Alvaro F. Galvan
Wilfred Grosjean
Jose Iribarren
Protasio Maymf
Renzo Pagin
Francine T. Payne
Manuel Rios
ENGLISH BRANCH
John W. Perkins, Acting Assistant Chief
Angel Valentino Alba
Irene V. Bald
Esther F. Barnett
Selmer Birkelo
Herman Branderfs
Edmund C. Caskie
Harry A. Deferrari
Ellen Gavrisheff
Fred G. Haskins
Earl R. Hewitt
Theodore H. Leon
Gardner L. Lewis
Vivian Little
Margaret S. Mantz
Raphael Margolin
Johnston V. McCall
Frances M. Moeller
Joseph A. Orozco
Eva Propper
Elsie Rawitch
Olivia Russell
William B. Saunders
Leon J. Segal
PRESENTATION DIVISION (PN)
Is responsible for providing the technical presentation media and services required to clarify and
explain important and complex data, ideas, and problems; and performs the following functions:
(a) produces presentation media such as posters, displays, charts, models, films, exhibits, illustrated
publications, and lectures; (6) provides presentation services such as consultation on presentation
problems, staging, lighting, sound recording, machine- and work-shop work, and design of conference
and situation rooms and their facilities; and (c) formulates presentation programs, involving several
media and various services, in conjunction with the organization units in the Department which have
major presentation problems.
H. C. Barton, Jr., Chief
, Assistant Chief
M. L. Brockdorff, Administrative Officer
Sidney J. Abel
John R. Kanline
EDITORIAL BRANCH
, Chief
Suzanne Shestople
Frances M. Tuchscher
Nadia Williams
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GRAPHICS BRANCH
Robert D. Francis, Chief of Design Section
Stuart I. Freeman, Chief of Delineation Section
Paul Arlt Franklin Moon Eugene V. Tourville
Paul Child John Moore Lou Voigt
David M. Flax Richard Opfar Harry F. Weber
Alfred H. Mc Adams Jeanne Taylor
OPERATIONS BRANCH
Leonard C. Rennie, Chief ' •
Earl G. Millison, Chief of Production Section
Richard Lyford, Chief of Motion Picture Section
Karl Anderson Harold Heigham Thomas Shaw
Maxwell F. Brasch Myron E. Huston Robert G. Vance
Fernleigh Graninger Richard Mosher James S. Wright
OFFICE OF BUDGET AND FINANCE (OBF)
Is responsible for developing the financial program of the Department of State, the Foreign
Service, International Commissions, Boards, and other bodies affiliated with the Department; for
insuring that the most effective use is made of funds appropriated to the Department and that expendi-
ture of such funds is restricted to the purpose for which appropriated; for making meaningful financial
reports available to policy and administrative officials of the Department; and performs the following
functions: (a) consults with and advises the Secretary, Assistant Secretaries, and other policy-making
officials of the Department with respect to budgetary and financial feasibility of their plans and
programs and the means of placing them in effect from a budgetary and financial standpoint; (b) pre-
sents and justifies the budget program to the Bureau of the Budget and the Congress; (c) exercises
general direction and supervision of the fiscal operations and financial reporting of the Department,
including the Foreign Service and affiliated organizations; and (d) exercises general direction of the
operating activities of the Department in connection with the participation of the United States in
the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration.
J. Carney Howell, Acting Director
Deputy Director
Clifford C. Hulse, Acting Executive Officer
Ella A. Logsdon, Special Adviser to the Director
J. Edward Lyerly, Special Assistant to the Director
Mildred A. Griffith, Administrative Assistant
Gladys S. Muse, Secretary to the Director
DIVISION OF BUDGET (DB)
Is responsible for formulating and executing the Department of State budgetary program and
for improving effectiveness in budget operations generally; and performs the following functions:
(a) develops budgetary plans and procedures for carrying into effect the financial programs; (b) coor-
dinates, analyzes, and compiles budgetary data; (c) conducts budgetary consultations within the
Department; (rf) prepares estimates of appropriations and justification therefor for the Bureau of the
Budget and Congress; (e) drafts legislation affecting budgetary and fiscal policy and operations; (/)
assists the Budget Officer in the hearings on the appropriations estimates before the Bureau of the
Budget and Congress; (g) maintains budgetary control of appropriations through the allocation and
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allotment of funds and positions within the limitations prescribed by the Bureau of the Budget and
Congress; and (h) prepares budgetary reports for the information of officials of the Department and
as required by the Bureau of the Budget and Congress.
Franklin A. Holmes, Chief
Edith B. Curran, Administrative Assistant
DEPARTMENTAL BRANCH
Orville K. Wright, Acting Assistant Chief of Division
Esther Kennedy Henry G. Smith
Dale D. Nutter Claude M. Wade
FOREIGN SERVICE BRANCH
James W. Sheridan, Acting Assistant Chief of Division
Dorothea Buckley Henry E. Deel Robert Klaber
Dagmar O. Christensen Ernest J. Hortum James H. Sherrerd
INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS BRANCH
Samuel T. Parelman, Acting Assistant Chief of Division
Sara A. Ausbon Dorothy G. Shapiro Mary Belle Trenary
Sidney S. Cummins Francis L. Slane Charles A. Wade
Anna G. Foster Matthew P. Touhey Robert C. Yost
COORDINATION AND CONTROL BRANCH
COORDINATION SECTION
Charles F. Hawkins, Acting Chief
Rose Hanshew Cornelia N. Mose
CONTROL SECTION
Delbert D. Mehaffy, Chief
Reinhold H. Allwardt
DIVISION OF FINANCE (DF)
Is responsible for providing the Department of State, including the Foreign Service, international
commissions, organizations, and other bodies affiliated with the Department, with effective auditing
and accounting facilities and for assuring the current financial reporting from a program and manage-
ment standpoint; and performs the following functions: (a) maintains accounts and related records,
including payroll and Departmental leave and retirement records; (6) develops, designs, and installs
systems, methods, procedures, and forms for the control of fiscal operations; (c) audits fiscal documents
and accounts; (d) maintains fiscal control of the obligation and disbursement of funds; (e) provides
technical supervision of all field accounting and disbursing officers; (/) executes fiscal arrangements
necessary to the fulfillment of the financial obligations of the United States through membership in
international organizations; (g) collaborates with the Division of Foreign Service Administration in
completing arrangements for the use by other departments and agencies of the Government of the
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fiscal facilities of the Foreign Service in the field; (h) provides the necessary collaboration in connec-
tion with the procurement and sale of foreign exchange by Foreign Service establishments abroad;
(i) maintains liaison with the Treasury Department and the General Accounting Office in connection
with fiscal operations; (j) prepares the necessary fiscal reports to officials of the Department, Bureau
of the Budget, Treasury Department, the General Accounting Office, and Congress; (k) consults with
and advises officials of the Department on fiscal matters; and (I) recommends improvements of admin-
istration affecting finance and accounting.
Louis F. Thompson, Chief
E. Clifton Thomas, Jr., Administrative Officer
Walter H. Scott
PLANNING AND FIELD INSPECTION BRANCH
Charles A. Phillips, Assistant Chief of Division
Robert M. Balthaser Lloyd C. Mitchell Robert J. Stanford
Walter H. Fairman Victor L. Orzeck, Jr. Ben Vargas
Charles T. Hiller Joseph S. Sagona Edward H. West
Thomas R. Hodet Robert W. Shafferman Fred R. Young
Richard E. McAllister Loch Shumaker
AUDIT BRANCH
James B. Sproles, Assistant Chief of Division
PAYROLL AND ALLOTMENT SECTION
Emmett C. Rhodes, Acting Chief
TRANSPORTATION AUDIT SECTION
Louis M. Denis, Chief
John L. Smith Harriet B. Thome
FOREIGN ACCOUNTS CURRENT AUDIT SECTION
John R. Gessley, Chief
Julius J. Kessler, Assistant Chief
John E. Baugus David Oppenheim
James J. Dugan Richmond C. Reeley
LEAVE AND RETIREMENT SECTION
Janet N. Grimm, Chief
MISCELLANEOUS VOUCHER AUDIT SECTION
Daisy B. Hoylman, Chief
Augusta M. Devenney Dorothy W. Houser
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ACCOUNTS BRANCH
John E. Murphy, Assistant Chief of Division
REPORTS AND STATISTICS SECTION
George F. Welling, Chief
John D. May cock, Assistant Chief
Madeline V. Downs Neva S. Sacharnoski
SUBSIDIARY ACCOUNTS SECTION
Richard W. Walmsley, Acting Chief
James I. Bohli James B. Sellars Kathryn J. Wilson
EMERGENCY LOAN SECTION
Paul F. Hart, Acting Chief
Harry J. Wetzork
GENERAL LEDGER AND CONTROL SECTION
Frank R. Walsh, Chief
Horace L. Talley, Assistant Chief
Aura I. Middlekauff Catherine S. Pope Zora P. Shoals
UNRRA DIVISION (UD)
Is responsible for performing the operational and fiscal phases of the Department of State's
functions in the control and expediting of the United States' contributions of supplies and services to
the work of the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration; and performs the following
functions: (a) assists UNRRA in processing relief supply requirements through the Allocating and
Export Control agencies; (6) processes UNRRA requisitions for supplies to be procured from United
States contributions to UNRRA and prepares commitment letters and other procurement documents;
(c) directs and controls the procurement, shipping, and related activities performed by other United
States agencies involved in furnishing relief supplies and services to UNRRA; and (d) directs all fiscal
operations involved in the United States participation in the work of UNRRA.
Edward E. Kunze, Chief
John H. Kilby, Associate Chief
Hans R. Faber William T. McCormick
PROCUREMENT CONTROL BRANCH
Francis B. Appelbee, Chief
Mary R. Schick Claudia C. Shelton
FISCAL AND REPORTS BRANCH
M. Edwin Barrett, Chief
Inez L. Hess James F. McNeil John D. Myers
Norman L. Lindhart Ann M. Morrow Thomas A. E. Riley
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OFFICE OF CONTROLS (CON)
Is responsible for determining policy, coordinating action, directing and supervising certain
public service and security activities of the Department, and performs the following functions:
(a) determines the eligibility of applicants for registration as citizens of the United States in accordance
with citizenship requirements and issues passports to citizens travelling abroad; (b) in accordance with
immigration laws directs a program controlling abroad the entry of aliens into the United States;
(c) directs a program for locating and assisting American citizens abroad and their repatriation;
directs the repatriation of enemy aliens; (d) upon their request represents other governments in the
conduct of their consular affairs in the United States and abroad where such governments maintain
no representation; (e) registers manufacturers, importers, and exporters of arms, ammunition, and
implements of war, licenses export and import shipments, and collaborates on policy incident
thereto; and (/) determines internal security policies for the conduct of the work of the Department
and supervises the program of operation.
Frederick B. Lyon, Director
Dennis A. Flinn, Special Assistant to the Director
Robert L. Bannerman, Security Officer
William C. Affeld, Jr.* Robert C. Ecker Joseph W. Musick
Morse Allen Edwin A. Eisenhart Grace V. Smith
Einar T. Anderson Robert B. Freeman Henry Evans Thomas, Jr.
Paul S. Cooper Lawrence D. Low George G. Wright
PASSPORT DIVISION (PD)
Is responsible for devising and conducting a program in conformity with pertinent legal authority,
governing the granting of passports and determining the eligibility of persons claiming American
citizenship to receive the protection and assistance of this Government while abroad, and performs
the following functions: (a) formulates policies, regulations, and recommendations for new nationality
legislation and successful prosecution of passport, citizenship, and protection work; (b) decides cases
requiring Departmental action which involve the loss of nationality under the laws of the United
States and prepares legal briefs thereon; (c) conducts hearings on behalf of the Department in cases
involving loss of nationality which are appealed by interested parties and makes disposition thereof;
(d) recommends to the Attorney General institution of legal proceedings to cancel naturalization of
American citizens who take up permanent residence abroad within five years after naturalization;
(e) assembles evidence and assists United States Attorneys in prosecution of cases involving viola-
tions of the passport laws; (/) serves as representative of the Secretary of State with the Joint Chiefs
of Staff in determining restricted areas and rules governing travel therein; (g) examines applications for
passports and citizenship services executed at American consular offices abroad and at the offices of
the executives of the outlying possessions of the United States and issues appropriate instructions
to those offices concerning such matters; (h) receives, reviews, and passes upon all applications for
passport facilities originating in the United States; (i) issues, renews, amends, and validates
passports; (J) arranges with foreign missions for visa of passports issued to persons traveling abroad
on official business, negotiates with foreign missions in Washington and through missions abroad for
betterment of travel conditions for Americans; (k) advises with respect to foreign nationality laws
and assists naturalized citizens to cast off foreign citizenship and meet foreign requirements; ob-
tains remission of military fines and assessments for naturalized citizens; (I) compiles and publishes in-
formation regarding citizenship, travel, and related subjects; (m) maintains the necessary files and
arranges for the classifying, recording, and preservation of applications and correspondence relating
to passport and citizenship matters; and (n) administers activities of passport agencies in the United
States, and supervises passport work performed by clerks of Federal and State courts.
Foreign Service officer.
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Clifford O. Barker
J. Willmont Browning
Frances N. Dismon
William E. Duggan
Thomas F. Farrell
Robert V. Haig
Albert B. Havenner
Homer Henry, Jr.
Walter P. Hibbs
Leo B. Hurney
Henry F. Kupiec
Edmund B. Montgomery*
Ruth B. Shipley, Chief
John J. Scanlan, Assistant Chief
F. Virginia Alexander, Assistant Chief
Ashley J. Nicholas, Assistant Chief
Ethel Myers
Nellie Vass Myers
William G. Nerren
Helen M. Nicholas
Louis G. Owens
Elizabeth Phillips
Dorothy C. Phlake
Edwy L. Reeves
Stoughton J. Richmond
Eugene C. Rowley
Elizabeth C. Roach
Bertha S. Rodrick
Charles Siegel
Julia F. Simpson
Ola May Stephan
Edith D. Washburn
Bernice Waterman
Thurston Waterman
Clara B. White
John T. White
Jennie V. Wright
Willis H. Young
VISA DIVISION (VD)
Is responsible for developing and coordinating policies and programs, formulating administra-
tive procedures, and establishing standard requirements and practices for the administration of the
immigration and other laws governing the entry and departure of aliens, so far as the Department of
State and its officers abroad are concerned with the control of travel of aliens to and from the United
States; and performs the following functions: (a) in collaboration with the Immigration and Natural-
ization Service, determines and prescribes standards and uniform practices and procedures for con-
trolling the travel of aliens to and from the United States under the visa and exit permit systems;
(b) provides general administrative direction to the functions of American consular offices in the
discharge of their statutory responsibility under the laws covering immigration and travel control, in
the operation of the visa system; (c) maintains control of immigration quotas and the statistics
incident thereto; and (d) maintains records for use in ruling on legal and technical visa questions as
well as ruling on the admissibility of individual applicants.
George J. Haering,* Chief
Eliot B. Coulter, Assistant Chief
Sidney A. Belovsky,* Assistant Chief
Robert C. Alexander, Assistant Chief
Marjorie Moss, Assistant Chief
Beatrice H. Bossert
Joseph J. Chappell
Mildred C. Crowe
Viola E. Curry
Albert L. Dart
DeLyle Davis
Francis P. Dormady
Edwin B. Earnest
Myra L. Goodwin
Goldie B. Gould
William McG. Harlow
Elizabeth Hecht
E. Barbour Hutchison
George S. Knight
Richard C. Larkin
John T. McGill
Ira P. Meyer
Herbert B. Monroe
Dorothy D. Morrison
Benjamin R. Riggs*
Thomas R. Rounds
Mary B. Saladino
Mary Louise Serrin
Virginia V. Woodyard
Martha D. Yates
Foreign Service officer.
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SPECIAL PROJECTS DIVISION (SPD)
Is responsible for devising and conducting such programs as may be necessary in peacetime or
war to assist American citizens and their families in matters such as repatriation, financial assistance,
et cetera; for conducting representation on behalf of other governments; and for repatriating enemy
aliens, and is responsible in wartime for" conducting negotiations with allied, neutral, and enemy
governments in regard to the exchange of diplomatic and consular officials of the United States and the
enemy, civilian internees, and seriously sick and wounded prisoners of war and protected personnel;
for reporting on the observance of the provisions of the Geneva Convention, the Hague Convention,
and other international agreements pertaining to the care and treatment of prisoners of war, safe
conducts, notifications of enemy and United States hospital ships, et cetera, and performs the following
functions: (a) formulates and coordinates policy on matters pertaining to representation in the
United States by third powers of interests of foreign governments having no representation in the
United States; representation by the United States of the interests of third powers abroad; and
establishment and implementation of a representation relationship when the Government of the United
States is requested to perform representation services on behalf of a third power, and the transmission
of replies to the represented Government and handling of details related to the repatriation of Latin-
American nationals; (b) controls and supervises German and Japanese consular premises; implements
liquidation aspects wherein the Secretary of State is authorised to direct, manage, supervise, or control
property within the United States owned or controlled by Germany or Japan; controls and regulates
access to the former German and Japanese Embassies' archives and is responsible for the Embassy
premises; plans for the establishment of Interim Offices for German Affairs to represent the interests
of the Allied Control Council for Germany throughout the world and, in particular, for the establish-
ment and future supervision of the Washington Interim Offices for German Affairs to perform quasi-
consular functions in respect of German nationals in the United States; (c) determines the whereabouts
and welfare of, and transmits funds to, American citizens abroad; (d) maintains liaison with American
Red Cross and Advisory Committee on Voluntary Foreign Aid to coordinate voluntary foreign relief
operations with the foreign policy of the United States; provides technical experts on humanitarian
problems to attend international meetings in behalf of the Department of State; (e) directs the evacua-
tion and repatriation of American citizens from foreign countries; (/) acts upon requests for repatriation
of American citizens abroad which involves shipping scarcity, travel facilities, and foreign documenta-
tions; and (g) maintains detailed records regarding enemy aliens and provides documentation necessary
to substantiate court proceedings effectuating the removal or deportation of aliens; advises foreign
governments of departure of such aliens.
Albert E. Clattenburg, Jr., Chiej
Edward E. Hunt, Associate Chief
J. Holbrook Chapman,* Special Assistant
Karrick M. Castle, Special Assistant
Madge M. Blessing, Executive Assistant
Rosemary S. Davenport, Administrative Officer
REPRESENTATION BRANCH
Richard E. Hibbard, Assistant Chief of Division
Ruth Carson Walter Marx Van Arsdale Turner
Jane E. Costello Eldon Nelson Elwood Williams
Marguerite V. B. Fleming Louis S. N. Phillipp Marion Wolberg
PUBLIC SERVICES BRANCH
Edward D. McLaughlin,* Assistant Chief of Division
Donald W. Corrick, Acting Assistant Chief
Minna Glover Blanche Keller
Foreign Service officer
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EMERGENCY SERVICES BRANCH
William H. McCahon, Acting Assistant Chief of Division
Alice B. Correll
REPATRIATE TRANSPORTATION SECTION
Sydney K. Lafoon,* Chief
Olive B. Ott
Elizabeth Smith
Repatriation Unit
Walter F. Chappell, Chief
Leo J. Vincelette
DIVISION OF FOREIGN ACTIVITY CORRELATION (FC)
Is responsible for developing and directing a program of coordination of information on security
and related matters for use by the Department, including American Diplomatic and Consular Missions
abroad, and other Governmental agencies; and for performing special assignments and activities as
directed by the Secretary of State; and performs the following functions: (a) plans and directs
programs through the facilities of the Department for obtaining security information; (6) maintains
constant liaison with security and investigative agencies of the Government; (c) negotiates with
foreign governments in arranging for military, naval, and aviation missions abroad and compensation
matters relating thereto; (d) reviews and analyzes captured enemy documents for political and eco-
nomic policy and travel control uses; and (e) maintains liaison with agencies concerned with wartime
censorship archives and related matters.
Jack D. Neal, Chief
Herbert J. Cummings, Assistant Chief
Saxton E. Bradford, Assistant Chief
Kenneth Anderson, Assistant Chief
Walter E. Jessop, Special Assistant
Lillian R. Mansell, Administrative Assistant
Joseph W. Amshey
Herman H. Barger
Rene E. Carroll
Philip F. Cherp
Martha J. Claypool
Henry B. Cox
James A. Donovan, Jr.
Louis M. Drury
Clifton P. English*
Grace K. Fortin
Henry H. Gosho
Herta Haase
Charles E. Hammond
Lenora B. Hoover
James T. Lewis
Henry C. Martin
Stephen V. C. Morris
Louis E. Mundy
Bradley H. Patterson, Jr.
Charles Runyon
William G. Shules
Herbert A. Stanton
Joseph L. Stevens
Paul S. Szego
Harry P. Tunmore
Rebecca Wellington
MUNITIONS DIVISION (MD)
Is responsible for controlling the export and import of arms, ammunition, and implements of war,
including helium gas and tinplate scrap, and for controlling the communication to foreign countries
of information affecting the national security and the exportation of articles involving military secrets;
and performs the following functions: (a) controls the traffic in arms, ammunition, and implements of
Foreign Service officer
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war in accordance with legislation and international agreements; (b) requires the registration of manu-
facturers, exporters and importers in arms, ammunition and implements of war; (c) approves and
issues licenses for the export or import of arms, ammunition, and implements of war, and the exporta-
tion of helium gas and tinplate scrap; (d) prepares reports on the registration of manufacturers, ex-
porters and importers; on export licenses issued; the actual exports and imports of arms, ammunition
and implements of war; and the exportation of helium gas and tinplate scrap; (e) renders assistance
to the Department of Justice and other departments and agencies of the government in the investiga-
tion and prosecution of offenses of arms traffic legislation; (/) controls the destination of military
information relating to the exportation of articles involving military secrets under sections (1) and
(2) of Title I of the Espionage Act dated June 15, 1917; (g) acts for the Secretary of State in the
performance of his duty as Chairman and Executive Officer of the National Munitions Control Board;
(h) assists and collaborates with the Policy Committee on Arms and Armaments on the policy and
action of the Department on problems arising from international traffic in arms, ammunition and
implements of war and other munitions of war, and the release of controls from such articles, and all
other matters within the jurisdiction of that committee.
Elmer T. Cummins, Chief
Frederick Exton, Assistant Chief
LIAISON AND MILITARY INFORMATION BRANCH
R. N. Margrave
ARMS TRAFFIC BRANCH
Charles D. Martin
REGISTRATION AND ARMS TRAFFIC SECTION
E. K. Peterson
LICENSING SECTION
Leonard H. Pomeroy
STATISTICAL SECTION
Thelma I. Chamberlain
OFFICE OF INTELLIGENCE COORDINATION
AND LIAISON (OCL)
Is responsible for insuring to the Department that its intelligence research program is so planned
and integrated, and so coordinated with the work of other agencies, that it will provide to officers of
the Department analytical studies, based on accumulated files and current information, concerning
the conditions, intentions, and capabilities of foreign countries, which are necessary for the formulation
of the foreign policy of the United States, and for providing the National Intelligence Authority and
its Central Intelligence Group with studies which are of concern to the national security of the United
States; and performs the following functions: (a) assists the Advisory Committee on Intelligence in
the development and coordination of a Departmental program of intelligence research; (6) effects
adherence to research programs and priorities established by the Advisory Committee on Intelligence;
(c) establishes and maintains standards of intelligence research and analysis; (d) organizes and
supervises interregional research projects; (e) provides positive intelligence in functional fields of study,
ORGANIZATION OF THE DEPARTMENT 99
and prepares or participates in the preparation of reports, studies, and estimates for authorized
recipients in the Department, the Central Intelligence Group, and other Government agencies; (/)
directs map intelligence and the cartographic activities, and maintains comprehensive map library
facilities; (g) provides specified personnel and services for the National Intelligence Authority, the
Joint Intelligence Studies Publishing Board, and other joint intelligence agencies, and maintains
appropriate administrative control over such personnel; (h) maintains liaison with other agencies of the
Government and with private institutions for the purpose of utilizing pertinent research facilities;
and (i) takes the initiative in developing, with the cooperation and consent of other Offices and Divi-
sions engaged in research of any character, a joint program for the exchange of information, the
acceptance of common standards, the sharing of facilities, the issuance of joint progress reports, and
the coordination of research work throughout the Department.
Allan Evans, Director
James B. Opsata, Executive Officer
Anne T. Crowley Natalie H. Lane Lloyd W. Tuttle
JOINT INTELLIGENCE STUDIES PUBLISHING BOARD
Peveril Meigs, Editor-in-Chief
Margaret M. Kingman C. F. Stewart Sharpe
INTELLIGENCE COORDINATION DIVISION (ICD)
Is responsible for providing the research and intelligence organization of the Department with a
central planning, coordinating, reviewing, and distributing (of finished product) program to assure
that the intelligence research facilities of the research divisions, the Office of Intelligence Collection
and Dissemination, and other areas of the Department, and outside Government agencies and private
institutions are coordinated in the production of reports and studies necessary to the formulation
of foreign policy in the Department and pertinent to national security problems confronting other
agencies, and performs the following functions: (a) proposes plans and policies for Departmental
intelligence research for consideration by the Advisory Committee on Intelligence and its Subcom-
mittee on Programs and Priorities, and develops procedures to implement the policies and programs
so established, and coordinates them with the research policies and programs of the National Intelli-
gence Authority and other agencies; (b) plans, coordinates, and controls the implementation of research
programs, administering priorities and security classification and organizing task groups for specific
research projects; (c) provides an Executive Secretary (Chief of the Division) and the secretariat for
the Advisory Committee on Intelligence and its Subcommittee on Programs and Priorities; (d) for-
mulates for approval of the Advisory Committee on Intelligence standards of intelligence research for
the Department and maintains those standards when established by that Committee; and (e) provides
review of all research and intelligence information papers, compiles and circulates Departmental
reports on the current status of Departmental intelligence research projects, and controls distribution
of finished papers; (/) participates in Departmental and interdepartmental committees concerned with
plans and programs for research; and (g) takes the initiative in developing, with the cooperation and
consent of other Offices and Divisions engaged in research of any character, a joint program for the
exchange of information, the acceptance of common standards, the sharing of facilities, the issuance
of joint progress reports, and the coordination of research work throughout the Department.
Najeeb E. Halaby, Jr., Acting Chief
Elizabeth Buell, Acting Administrative Officer
PLANS AND PROGRAMS SECTION
Paul A. Neuland, Acting Chief
John L. Barnard, Acting Associate Chief
Robert Clifford Charles P. Clock Virgil O. Johnson
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REVIEW SECTION
Roger Dow, Acting Chief
PROJECTS CONTROL SECTION
Harold A. Levin, Acting Chief
Ernest Hollis
DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL AND FUNCTIONAL
INTELLIGENCE (IFI)
Is responsible for assuring that the operating officials of the Department of State, other author
ized agencies, and the Central Intelligence Group, in matters affecting the National Security, are sup-
plied with appropriate research reports and studies on functional problems which have a world-wide
or interregional scope, and for assuring that all intelligence research studies of an area nature prepared
in the Department are meaningful from the world or interregional point of view, and are characterized
by the highest degree of functional competence; and performs the following functions: (a) plans and
implements a program of research and analysis on functional subjects which extend across regional
lines, or require specialized personnel not available elsewhere in the Department, to meet the Depart-
ment's requirements in these fields of study for determination of the foreign policy of the United
States Government; (b) integrates, for implementation of the Departmental intelligence program, the
resources for functional research which are available throughout the Department, in other Govern-
mental agencies, and in private organizations; (c) provides evaluated positive intelligence in functional
fields of study, and prepares or participates in the preparation of reports, studies, and estimates for
authorized recipients in the Department, the Central Intelligence Group, and other Government
agencies; (d) collaborates with the Intelligence Coordination Division in the formulation of a Depart-
mental program of research; (e) collaborates with the Office of Intelligence Collection and Dissemina-
tion in planning and implementing the Department's program for the procurement of intelligence
materials from all sources, currently evaluating, as a part of the research process, incoming materials
with a view to improving the relevance, accuracy, and timeliness of the reporting sources; and (/)
consults and advises on functional subjects with other elements of the Department or with other
agencies as required by Departmental policy.
Wilfred Malenbaum, Acting Chief
Walter J. Levy, Petroleum Specialist
M. Louise Waldruff, Acting Administrative Officer
Janet F. Beal
FOOD AND AGRICULTURE SECTION
Hollis W. Peter, Acting Chief
Lucia A. Reeder
POPULATION AND LABOR SECTION
Lawrence A. Hoffman Ruth K. Woodling
INDUSTRIAL RESOURCES SECTION
Nathaniel B. Guyol, Acting Chief
Magna E. Bauer Henrietta T. Berry Ruth C. Linde
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NATURAL RESOURCES SECTION
Paul W. Icke, Acting Chief
Katherine Buchanan Geraldine H. Funk Marjorie Hooker
Maxine E. Colonna J. Bruce Hamilton Ruth Ellen Thomas
Thomas L. Crowell, Jr.
TRADE AND FINANCE SECTION
Sam J. Van Hyning, Acting Chief
TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATIONS SECTION
Doris S. Whitnack, Acting Chief
David Handler Gustav Pollaczek Alvin Shapiro
DIVISION OF MAP INTELLIGENCE AND CARTOGRAPHY (MI)
Is responsible for providing the Department and other authorized Government agencies with a
current and comprehensive library of foreign maps, atlases, and other map reference materials, with
adequate specialty cartographic facilities to compile and construct new maps (with particular em-
phasis on political, economic, cultural, and other geographic data), and with all map intelligence of
value to intelligence and policy officers concerned with foreign relations; and performs the following
functions: (a) provides the Department and other authorized government agencies with map library,
cartographic, and map intelligence services; (6) coordinates the procurement, in foreign areas, of maps
and other cartographic materials for the Department and other appropriate government agencies, and
gives professional direction to the map procurement and map exchange programs established for this
purpose; (c) prepares for the Department and other authorized government agencies reports on the
evaluation and availability of maps for foreign areas and on the organization, personnel, activities,
and plans of foreign map agencies; (d) cooperates with other Government agencies in the joint pro-
duction of such reports and in the development of cartographic methods and map library procedures;
(e) provides officers of the Department and other government agencies with information, documenta-
tion, and maps concerning the delineation and past and present status of international frontiers and
internal administrative boundaries; (/) participates in the planning and implementation of interagency
and intergovernmental mapping and cartographic programs; (g) coordinates map supply and carto-
graphic facilities of the Department and other government agencies that are made available, through
established liaison channels, to international organizations; (h) in cooperation with the Division of
International Conferences provides for the map and cartographic needs of the Government at inter-
national conferences; and (i) provides representation on departmental and interdepartmental com-
mittees dealing with map procurement, map exchange, map programs, or the map requirements within
the Department and at international conferences.
Otto E. Guthe, Chief
Arch C. Gerlach, Assistant Chief
Dorothy L. McMillen, Administrative Officer
MAP INTELLIGENCE BRANCH
James A. Brammell, Acting Chief
George A. Beishlag, Editor
EUROPEAN SECTION
Lloyd D. Black, Geographer and Chief
Jay Steward Seeley
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BRITISH COMMONWEALTH SECTION
Carl F. Carlson, Acting Chief
FAR EAST SECTION
Louis B. Thomas, Acting Chief
U. S. S. R. SECTION
Leonard H. Dziczkowski, Geographer and Chief
Joel C. Booth
LATIN AMERICA SECTION
Arthur P. Biggs, Acting Chief
Betty Didcoct
NEAR EAST-AFRICA SECTION
Jackson E. Guernsey, Acting Chief
Demetra Aeton
Eleanor F. Bayles
TERRITORIAL STUDIES SECTION
Arthur R. Hall, Geographer and Chief
Helen P. Reed
CARTOGRAPHY BRANCH
Robert J. Voskuil, Chief
Dorothy M. Anderson
F. Irvine Burnham
COMPILATION SECTION NO. 1
George A. Bernat, Acting Chief
Gloria A. Degenhardt
Adelaide Z. Philips
Bennet B. Richman
Anthony J. Sucher, Jr.
Marian A. Frieswyk
Ernestine A. Hamburg
COMPILATION SECTION NO. 2
Walter W. Romig, Chief
Catherine Hudson Clark F. Ray
Gloria H. Parloff
Henry Frieswyk
Elizabeth Hamm
COMPILATION SECTION NO. 3
Richard A. Newsham, Chief
William J. Mettenet
Paul T. Post
H. David Vernon
Perrv H. Wheeler
CONSTRUCTION SECTION
Norman E. Greenawalt, Chief
Clare M. O' Gorman
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MAP LIBRARY BRANCH
Arthur L. Burt, Geographer and Chief
Dorothy C. Lewis
PROCESSING SECTION
Esther R. Roscoe, Acting Chief
Dorothy W. Bartlett Arlene M. Gerlach Lillian F. Loveitt
REFERENCE SECTION
Earl F. Brown, Acting Chief
Yetta G. Sternfeld
COLLECTION SECTION
Raymond W. Zint, Chief
OFFICE OF INTELLIGENCE COLLECTION AND
DISSEMINATION (OCD)
Is responsible for planning, developing, and directing a program for the acquisition, maintenance,
and dissemination of positive intelligence materials and information, and for the collection, evaluation,
and compilation of biographic data on foreign personalities necessary to the Department and, in
particular, to the operating and research divisions in the formulation and implementation of foreign
policy, and performs the following functions: (a) develops, determines, and prescribes policies and
plans and directs the implementation of these policies and plans for the acquisition and dissemination
of positive intelligence materials and information, including foreign publications, for the maintenance
and servicing of a central collection of positive intelligence materials, and for the collection of material,
maintenance of files, and preparation of biographic intelligence reports; and (b) provides the secre-
tariat for the Interdepartmental Committee for the Acquisition of Foreign Publications and liaison
with other Government agencies to assist in meeting their requirements for positive intelligence
materials and information, including foreign publications, from official and private sources abroad.
George R. Fearing, Director
Frederick G. Kilgour, Deputy Director
Paul T. Meyer, Executive Officer
Constance M. Supplee, Administrative Assistant
ACQUISITION AND DISTRIBUTION DIVISION (IAD)
Is responsible for implementing policies and plans formulated by the Office of Intelligence Col-
lection and Dissemination for the efficient and economical procurement and dissemination of useful
positive intelligence materials and information, including foreign publications, necessary to establish
a broad foundation or basic information on all foreign areas as required by the Department (partic-
ularly the research divisions) and other government agencies in achieving their policy and operational
missions, and performs the following functions: (a) supplies the Office with basic data necessary to the
formulation of policy and plans for an effective acquisition program; and (b) provides the secretariat
for the Interdepartmental Committee for the Acquisition of Foreign Publications in accordance with
National Intelligence Authority Directive No. 6.
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Philip G. Strong, Chief
Theodore M. Nordbeck, Acting Assistant Chief
Richard B. Freund, Administrative Officer
Mary Jane Carder, Administrative Assistant
PROCUREMENT BRANCH
Kenneth K. Addicott, Chief
Edward J. Carroll David M. Davis Ross H. Ingersoll
James G. Chandler Bernard F. Dorr H. Spencer May
PROCUREMENT CONTROL SECTION
Clarke P. Cole, 2d, Chief
DISTRIBUTION BRANCH
Dorothy B. Poland, Chief
Edwin Castle
SERIAL LOCATION SECTION
Anna L. Keplinger, Chief
DISTRIBUTION SECTION
Isham W. Perkins, Chief
REFERENCE DIVISION (REF)
Is responsible for implementing the policies and programs formulated by the Office of Intelligence
Collection and Dissemination to ensure that, in collaboration with the Acquisition and Distribution
Division, a complete and current supply of intelligence and reference materials is collected and main-
tained; that the research divisions and policy officials within and outside the Department be advised
of the receipt of new materials, and of the availability of those materials on file; and that these ma-
terials be so systematized and circulated as to expedite the accomplishment of the objectives of the
intelligence consumers, and performs the following functions: (a) develops programs and procedures
for the maintenance and servicing of the Department's central collection of positive intelligence and
reference materials; (b) reviews and coordinates requests for and produces subject bibliographies of
intelligence materials and sources for the research divisions, operating officials of the Department,
and other government agencies; (c) keeps the Acquisition and Distribution Division currently informed
of the intelligence requirements of the research divisions in particular and the Department as a whole;
(d) collaborates with the Office of Intelligence Coordination and Liaison in the evaluation of intelligence
materials with reference to their reliability and timeliness; and (e) determines the selection of those
new intelligence materials to be incorporated into the central collection.
John H. Ottemiller, Chief
Leo V. Moran, Administrative Officer
Shirley Friedman, Administrative Assistant
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105
Harold Bellingham
Sarah L. Chuck
Beatrice N. Fleisher
Lung Fong
Lewis M. Bright
Edith M. Dudgeon
BIBLIOGRAPHY BRANCH
Carl Ginsburg, Chief
BIBLIOGRAPHIC SECTION
Morris Kemp, Chief
Ruth French
Henriette M. Mollerson
Emilie V. Peebles
Miriam K. Silver
ALLOCATIONS SECTION
Katherine T. Martin, Chief
TYPING SECTION
Esther L. Coleman, Chief
CIRCULATION BRANCH
John M. Connor, Chief
INFORMATION SECTION
, Chief
Roger G. Gifford
Harriet M. Koch
Lily Salz
Hatsumi Yamada
Elaine Yavis
Chee Chou Yip
Maud Sandvig
Lucy A. Reynolds
INTELLIGENCE FILES SECTION
, Chief
BIOGRAPHIC INFORMATION DIVISION (BI)
Is responsible for implementing plans and policies formulated by the Office of Intelligence Col-
lection and Dissemination to ensure to the Department, the Foreign Service, and other government
agencies the availability of evaluated and analyzed biographic information on political, economic,
cultural, sociological, and other foreign personalities of current or potential significance which is
necessary in the formulation of foreign policy and in the conduct of international relations, and
performs the following functions: (a) develops programs and procedures for the collection, evalua-
tion, and distribution of biographic information on a world-wide basis; (b) maintains and services
the Department's central collection of biographic information and coordinates name information in
the Department; (c) develops and maintains sources of biographic information; and (d) directs the
preparation of biographic reports and studies.
Clyde B. Sargent, Acting Chief
L. Douglas Heck, Acting Assistant Chief
Hendrik van Oss,* Special Assistant to the Chief
Barbara M. Poole, Administrative Officer
Signe Anderson
AMERICAN REPUBLICS BRANCH
James E. Bowers
Harriet D. Seiter
* Foreign Service officer.
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Arnold Andersen
Lois Armour
Elizabeth Davey
Margot Glavis
Elizabeth Jackson
EUROPE BRANCH
Andor C. Klay
Juliet M. Lohr
Maria T. Mathieu
Walter J. Mueller
Frangoise Queneau
Evelyn Romer
Jonathan Thursz
Janet Welldon
Marta Weinberger
BRITISH EMPIRE, MIDDLE EAST, AND AFRICA BRANCH
Sarah Cob urn
Mary Donnell
Ted Hockaday
Evelyn Lohr
Catherine Parker
John Petrie
Graham Hobson
Paul Moy
Carl J. Nelson
FAR EAST BRANCH
Robert Parkinson
Eryl Rudlin
William Sieben
John Syphax
Anne Wheeler
CARIBBEAN COMMISSION
As a result of an exchange of notes between the Governments of the United States and the United
Kingdom, a joint communique was issued on March 9, 1942, announcing the creation of the Anglo-
American Caribbean Commission. In 1945 the Governments of France and the Netherlands accepted
invitations extended to them by the United States and the United Kingdom to become full members
of the Commission, now known as the Caribbean Commission.
The purpose of the Commission is to encourage and strengthen social and economic cooperation
between the four member nations and their possessions and colonies in the Caribbean, and to avoid
unnecessary duplication of research. It is concerned primarily with matters pertaining to labor,
agriculture, housing, health, education, social welfare, finance, economics, and related subjects in
the territories under the United States, British, French, and Netherlands flags within the Caribbean
area. In its studies and in the formulation of its recommendations, the Commission is charged with
bearing in mind the desirability of close cooperation in social and economic matters between all regions
adjacent to the Caribbean. It serves as an advisory and expediting body and works with the appro-
priate United States, British, French, and Netherlands agencies that have administrative responsibility
in regard to the problem in question.
The United States chairman reports directly to the President, but for reasons of administrative
convenience the United States Section of the Commission acts as an integral unit of the Department
of State
UNITED STATES SECTION (AACC)
Charles W. Taussig, United States Co-Chairman
Ralph J. Bunche, Commissioner
Rafael Pic6, Commissioner
Rexford G. Tugwell, Commissioner
John H. Fuqua, Special Assistant to the United States Co-Chairman
Sidney de la Rue, Special Assistant to the United States Co-Chairman
Chauncey L. Simering, Executive Secretary
Edna H. Ban-
Margaret E. Boyd
William W. Harris
Virginia B. Lewis
Frances R. P. McReynolds
Anne R. Monahan
Helen G. Wilcox
ORGANIZATION OF THE DEPARTMENT, 107
BOARD OF THE FOREIGN SERVICE
Donald S. Russell, Assistant Secretary of State, Chairman
Spruille Braden, Assistant Secretary of State
William Benton, Assistant Secretary of State
Selden Chapin, Director General of the Foreign Service
David A. Morse, Assistant Secretary of Labor
Leslie A. Wheeler, Director of the Office of Foreign Agricultural Relations, Department of
Agriculture
Arthur Paul, Assistant to the Secretary of Commerce
Fisher Howe, Executive Secretary
BOARD OF EXAMINERS FOR THE FOREIGN SERVICE
Selden Chapin,* Director General of the Foreign Service, Chairman
Joseph C. Green, Executive Director
Julian F. Harrington,* Director, Office of the Foreign Service
Cecil W. Gray,* Chief, Division of Foreign Service Personnel
Robert M. Barnett, Director of Personnel, Department of Labor
Leslie A. Wheeler, Director, Office of Foreign Agricultural Relations, Department of Agriculture
Arthur Paul, Assistant to the Secretary of Commerce
SECRETARIAT
Joseph C. Green, Executive Director
Carl H. Wedell, Executive Secretary
John M. Bowie Hannah W. Drury John Mason
Robert M. Brandin* Elda B. Johnson
EFFICIENCY RATING COMMITTEE
Robert C. Alexander, Chairman
Louis F. Thompson, Vice Chairman
Members
Richard F. Cook Margaret S. Edwards Burton R. Kirby
Alternates
John T. Forbes Jesse E. Saugstad
Capt. Lee W. Parke Merle K. Wood
W. Pierce MacCoy, Consultant
Edith M. Martin, Secretary
• Foreign Service officer.
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UNITED STATES DELEGATION TO THE UNITED
NATIONS
REPRESENTATIVE TO THE UNITED NATIONS AND ON THE SECURITY
COUNCIL
Warren R. Austin, Representative
William H. A. Mills, Special Assistant
Josephine Thompson, Assistant
Charles P. Noyes, Adviser on Security Council Matters
DEPUTY REPRESENTATIVE ON THE SECURITY COUNCIL
Herschel V. Johnson, Deputy Representative
Gordon Knox,* Assistant
REPRESENTATIVE ON THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL
John G. Winant, Representative
Louis Hyde, Adviser on Specialized Agencies
Ernest Penrose, Adviser on Economic Affairs
Edith Penrose, Research Assistant
REPRESENTATIVE ON THE ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION
Bernard M. Baruch,6 Representative
John M. Hancock,6 Deputy
Franklin Lindsay, Special Assistant to Representative
SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL DIVISION
Richard C. Tolman,6 Director
Paul C. Fine, Assistant Director
Dorothy Lasky, Technical Aide
RAW MATERIALS AND INSPECTION DIVISION
Fred Searls,6 Director
MILITARY SECURITY DIVISION
Maj. Gen. T. F. Farrell,6 Director
DOCUMENTATION AND DRAFTING DIVISION
Ferdinand Eberstadt,6 Director
INTERPRETATION AND PRESENTATION DIVISION
Herbert B. Swope,6 Director
Albin Johnson, Assistant Director
•Foreign Service officer.
9 Serving without compensation.
ORGANIZATION OF THE DEPARTMENT 109
ORGANIZATION AND LIAISON DIVISION
, Director
John R. Burton, Assistant Director
Gordon Arneson
ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES DIVISION
F. Johnston Newman, Chief
OFFICE OF PUBLIC INFORMATION
Wilder Foote, Chief
Porter McKeever, Press Officer
Chester Williams, Public Liaison Officer
OFFICE OF SECRETARY-GENERAL
Richard S. Winslow, Acting Secretary-General
Thomas F. Power, Jr., Acting Deputy
Lee Blanchard, Special Assistant, United Nations Liaison
A. Clinton Swezey, Assistant to Secretary-General
DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATION
Louis Bohmrich, Chief
FINANCE BRANCH
Joseph Murphy, Chief
PERSONNEL BRANCH
Robert C. Davis, Chief
SERVICES BRANCH
Charles Donadio, Procurement and Supplies
James Keegan, Space and Maintenance
TRANSPORTATION AND ACCOMMODATIONS BRANCH
Shirley Trosk, Acting Chief
DIVISION OF REPORTING AND DOCUMENTATION
, Chief
REPORTS BRANCH
Charles J. Merritt, Chief
Bernard Bour Roger C. Mann
Dan Levin Eugene Rosenfeld
HO REGISTER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 1946
REFERENCE BRANCH
Marion Woodburn, Acting Chief
COMMUNICATIONS BRANCH
Woodford B. McCool, Chief
Quentin Shaw, Assistant Chief
CORRESPONDENCE BRANCH
Doris Kaplan, Chief
DOCUMENTS BRANCH
Jeanne Brand, Chief
DISTRIBUTION SECTION
Joseph Tambone, Chief
PRODUCTION SECTION
Pauline King, Chief
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ORGANIZATION OF THE FOREIGN SERVICE
(To avoid delay and insure prompt attention, correspondence on diplomatic business should be
addressed, for example, as follows: "The American Embassy, Habana, Cuba"; on consular business,
"The American Consulate, Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada".)
AFGHANISTAN
Legation: Kabul (performs consular func-
tions)
ARGENTINA
Embassy: Buenos Aires (performs consular
functions)
AUSTRALIA
Embassy: Canberra, Australian Capital Ter-
ritory
Consulate General: Sydney, New South Wales
(supervisory, all consular offices, in Aus-
tralia)
Consulates: Adelaide, South Australia; Bris-
bane, Queensland; Melbourne, Victoria;
Perth, Western Australia
AUSTRIA
Legation: Vienna (performs consular func-
tions)
BELGIUM AND POSSESSIONS
Embassy: Brussels (performs consular func-
tions)
Consulates General: Antwerp (supervisory,
all consular offices in Belgium and Luxem-
bourg) ; Leopoldville, Belgian Congo
BOLIVIA
Embassy: La Paz (performs consular func-
tions)
Consulate: Cochabamba
BRAZIL
Embassy: Rio de Janeiro (performs consular
functions with supervisory jurisdiction
over all consular offices in Brazil)
Consrdate General: Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo
BRAZIL— Continued
Consulates: Bahia, Bahia; Fortaleza, Ceara;
Natal, Rio Grande do Norte; Para, Para;
Pernambuco, Pernambuco; Porto Alegre,
Rio Grande do Sul; Santos, Sao Paulo
Vice Consulates: Victoria, Espirito Santo
(under Rio de Janeiro)
Consular Agencies: ManaosJ, Amazonas
(under Para); Rio Grande J, Rio Grande
do Sul (under Porto Alegre); Sao LuizJ,
Maranhao (under Para)
BULGARIA
Mission: Sofia (performs consular functions)
CANADA
Embassy: Ottawa, Ontario (performs con-
sular functions)
Consulates General: Halifax, Nova Scotia
(supervisory, the Maritime Provinces of
Canada) ; Montreal, Quebec (supervisory,
consular offices in the Province of Quebec) ;
Toronto, Ontario (supervisory, consular
offices in the Province of Ontario, except
Ottawa) ; Vancouver, British Columbia
(supervisory, consulate at Victoria) ; Win-
nipeg, Manitoba (supervisory, consular
offices in the Provinces of Alberta, Mani-
toba, Saskatchewan)
Consulates: Calgary, Alberta; Edmonton,
Alberta; Fort William and Port Arthur,
Ontario; Hamilton, Ontario; Niagara
Falls, Ontario; Quebec, Quebec; Regina,
Saskatchewan; St. John, New Brunswick;
St. Stephen, New Brunswick; Sarnia,
Ontario; Victoria, British Columbia;
Windsor, Ontario
Vice Consulate: Fredericton, New Bruns-
wick (under Halifax)
Consular Agency: Kenoraf, Ontario (under
Winnipeg)
tThis office performs no visa or citizenship services.
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REGISTER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 1946
CHILE
Embassy: Santiago (performs consular func-
tions with supervisory jurisdiction over
all consular offices in Chile)
Consulates: Antofagasta; Valparaiso
Vice Consulate: Conception (under Santiago)
Consular Agency: Cruz Grande J, Coquimbo
(under Valparaiso)
CHINA
Embassy: Nanking (performs consular func-
tions)
Consulates General: Canton, Kwangtung;
Hankow, Hupeh; Mukden; Shanghai,
Kiangsu; Tientsin, Hopeh; Tsingtao,
Shantung
Consulates: Chungking; Dairen; Kunming,
Yunnan; Peiping, Hopeh; Taipei, Taiwan;
Tihwa, Sinkiang
COLOMBIA
Embassy: Bogota (performs consular func-
tions)
Consulates: Barranquilla; Cali; Cartagena;
Medellin
Vice Consulate: Buenaventura (under Cali)
COSTA RICA
Embassy: San Jos6 (performs consular func-
tions)
Consulate: Port Lim6n
Consular Agencies (under San Jose): GolfitoJ;
QueposJ
CUBA
Embassy: Habana (performs consular func-
tions with supervisory jurisdiction over
all consular offices in Cuba)
Consulates: Nuevitas; Santiago de Cuba
Consular Agencies: AntillaJ (under Santiago
de Cuba); ManzanilloJ (under Santiago
de Cuba); Sagua la Grande J (under
Habana)
CZECHOSLOVAKIA
Embassy: Praha (performs consular func-
tions)
DENMARK
Legation: Copenhagen
Consulate: Godthaab, Greenland
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
Embassy: Ciudad Trujillo (performs consu-
lar functions with supervisory jurisdiction
over all consular offices in the Dominican
Republic)
Consular Agency: La RomanaJ (under Ciu-
dad Trujillo)
ECUADOR
Embassy: Quito (performs consular func-
tions)
Consulate General: Guayaquil
EGYPT
Embassy: Cairo (performs consular functions
with supervisory jurisdiction over all con-
sular offices in Egypt)
Consulates: Alexandria; Port Said
EL SALVADOR
Embassy: San Salvador (performs consular
functions)
ETHIOPIA
Legation: Addis Ababa (performs consular
functions)
FINLAND
Legation: Helsinki (performs consular func-
tions)
FRANCE AND POSSESSIONS
Embassy: Paris (performs consular func-
tions)
Consulates General: Algiers, Algeria; Dakar,
French West Africa; Saigon, French Indo-
china; Tunis, Tunisia
Consulates: Bordeaux; Cherbourg; Hanoi,
French Indochina; Le Havre; Lyon; Mar-
seille; Martinique, French West Indies;
Nice; Noumea, New Caledonia; Stras-
bourg; Tahiti, Society Islands, Oceania;
Tananarive, Madagascar
Consular Agency: Djibouti!, Fr. Somali
Coast
GERMANY
Office of U. S. Political Adviser on German
Affairs: Berlin (performs consular func-
tions)
Consulates General: Frankfort on the Main;
Hamburg; Munich
JThis office performs no visa or citizenship services.
ORGANIZATION OF THE FOREIGN SERVICE
113
GERMANY— Continued
Consulates: Bremen; Stuttgart
Vice Consulate: Bremerhaven (under Bre-
men)
GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRE-
LAND
Embassy: London (performs consular func-
tions with supervisory jurisdiction over all
consular offices in the British Isles, except
Ireland)
Consulates General: Belfast, Northern Ire-
land; Hamilton, Bermuda; Hong Kong;
Lagos, Nigeria, West Africa (supervisory,
all consular offices in British West Africa) ;
Nairobi, Kenya, East Africa (supervisory,
Kenya, East Africa) ; Rangoon, Burma;
St. John's, Newfoundland; Singapore
Consulates: Accra, Gold Coast, West
Africa; Aden; Antigua, Leeward Islands,
British West Indies; Barbados, British
West Indies; Belize, British Honduras;
Birmingham, England; Bradford, Eng-
land; Bristol, England; Cardiff, Wales;
Colombo, Ceylon; Edinburgh, Scotland;
Georgetown, British Guiana; Gibraltar;
Glasgow, Scotland; Grenada, British West
Indies; Hull, England; Kingston, Jamaica,
British West Indies; Liverpool, England;
Malta1; Manchester, England; Mombasa,
Kenya, East Africa; Nassau, New Provi-
dence, Bahamas; Newcastle-on-Tyne,
England; Plymouth, England; Port-of-
Spain, Trinidad, British West Indies;
Southampton, England; Suva, Fiji Islands
GREECE
Embassy: Athens (performs consular func-
tions with supervisory jurisdiction over
all consular offices in Greece)
Consulates: Patras; Salonika
GUATEMALA
Embassy: Guatemala
HAITI
Embassy: Port-au-Prince (performs consular
functions with supervisory jurisdiction
over all consular offices in Haiti)
Consular Agency: Cap HaitienJ (under Port-
au-Prince)
HONDURAS
Embassy: Tegucigalpa (performs consular
functions)
Consulates: La Ceiba; San Pedro Sula
Consular Agency: TelaJ (under San Pedro
Sula)
HUNGARY
Legation: Budapest (performs consular func-
tions)
ICELAND
Legation: Reykjavik (performs consular
functions)
INDIA
Embassy: New Delhi
Consulates General: Bombay (supervisory,
consulate at Karachi); Calcutta (super-
visory, consulate at Madras)
Consulates: Karachi; Madras
IRAN
Embassy: Tehran
Consulate: Tabriz
IRAQ
Embassy: Baghdad (performs consular func
tions)
Consulate: Basra
IRELAND (EIRE)
Legation: Dublin
Consulate General: Dublin (supervisory, all
consular offices in Ireland)
Consulates: Cork; Limerick
ITALY
Embassy: Rome (performs consular func-
tions)
Consulates General: Genoa; Milan; Naples
(supervisory, all consular offices in Italy)
Consulates: Florence; Palermo; Turin
Office of U. S. Representative on the Advisory
Council for Italy: Rome
Office of U. S. Political Adviser to the Sup-
reme Commander, Mediterranean Theater:
Caserta
Not functioning.
t This office performs no visa or citizenship services.
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REGISTER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 1946
JAPAN
Office of U. S. Political Adviser to Supreme
Commander for Allied Powers: Tokyo
(branch office at Yokohama performs con-
sular functions)
KOREA
Office of U. S. Political Adviser, Staff of Com-
manding General, U. S. Occupation Forces:
Seoul (performs consular functions)
LEBANON
Legation:
tions)
LIBERIA
Beirut (performs consular func-
Legation: Monrovia (performs consular
functions)
LIECHTENSTEIN ||
Consulate General: Vaduz
LUXEMBOURG
Legation: Luxembourg (performs consular
functions)
MEXICO
Embassy: Mexico, D. F. (performs consular
functions with supervisory jurisdiction
over all consular offices in Mexico)
Consulates: Agua Prieta, Sonora; Chihuahua,
Chihuahua; Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua;
Guadalajara, Jalisco; Guaymas, Sonora;
Matamoros, Tamaulipas; Mazatlan, Sina-
loa; Merida, Yucatan; Mexicali, Baja
California; Monterrey, Nuevo Leon; No-
gales, Sonora; Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas;
Piedras Negras, Coahuila; Reynosa, Tam-
aulipas; San Luis Potosi, San Luis Potosi;
Tampico, Tamaulipas; Tijuana, Baja
California; Torre6n, Coahuila; Veracruz,
Veracruz
MOROCCO
Legation: Tangier (performs consular func-
tions with supervisory jurisdiction over
all consular offices in Morocco)
MOROCCO— Continued
Consulate General: Casablanca
Consulate: Rabat
NETHERLANDS AND POSSESSIONS
Embassy: The Hague
Consulates General: Amsterdam (supervisory,
all consular offices in the Netherlands) ;
Batavia, Java, Netherlands Indies (super-
visory, all consular offices in Netherlands
Indies) ; Curacao, West Indies (super-
visory, all consular offices in the Nether-
lands possessions in the Western Hemi-
sphere)
Consulates: Paramaribo, Surinam; Rotter-
dam
Vice Consulate: Aruba (under Curacao, West
Indies)
NEW ZEALAND
Legation: Wellington (performs consular
functions with supervisory jurisdiction
over all consular offices in New Zealand)
Consulate: Auckland
Consular Agencies (under Wellington):
ChristchurchJ; DunedinJ
NICARAGUA
Embassy: Managua (performs consular func-
tions with supervisory jurisdiction over
all consular offices in Nicaragua)
Consular Agency: MatagalpaJ (under Mana-
gua)
NORWAY
Embassy: Oslo
PALESTINE AND TRANS-JORDAN
Consulate General: Jerusalem
PANAMA
Embassy: Panama (performs consular func-
tions with supervisory jurisdiction over
all consular offices in Panama)
Consulate: Col6n
Consular Agencies (under Panama) : Almi-
rantej; Puerto ArmuellesJ
II The consul general at Zurich, Switzerland, is assigned to Liechtenstein
tThis office performs no visa or citizenship services.
ORGANIZATION OF THE FOREIGN SERVICE
115
PARAGUAY
Embassy: Asunci6n (performs consular func-
tions)
PERU
Embassy: Lima (performs consular func-
tions with supervisory jurisdiction over all
consular offices in Peru)
Consular Agencies (under Lima): ArequipaJ;
IquitosJ; La Oroya J; MollendoJ; Sala-
verryj
PHILIPPINES, REPUBLIC OF THE
Embassy: Manila
Consulate General: Manila
POLAND
Embassy: Warsaw (performs consular func-
tions)
Consulates: Gdansk; Krakow; Poznan
PORTUGAL AND POSSESSIONS^
Embassy: Lisbon (performs consular func-
tions with supervisory jurisdiction over
all consular offices in Portugal, the
Azores, and Madeira)
Consulate General: Lourenco Marques,
Mozambique, Africa (supervisory, all
consular offices in Mozambique)
Consulates: Funchal, Madeira; Luanda,
Angola, Africa; Oporto; Ponta Delgada,
Sao Miguel, Azores
RUMANIA
Mission: Bucharest (performs consular func-
tions)
SAUDI ARABIA, KINGDOM OF
Legation: Jidda (performs consular func-
tions with supervisory jurisdiction over
all consular offices in Saudi Arabia)
Consulate: Dhahran
S1AM
Legation: Bangkok (performs consular func-
tions)
SPAIN
Embassy: Madrid (performs consular func-
tions)
Consulate General: Barcelona (supervisory,
all consular offices in Spain and the Canary
Islands)
Consulates: Bilbao; Malaga; Seville; Tenerife,
Canary Islands; Valencia; Vigo
SWEDEN
Legation: Stockholm (performs consular
functions with supervisory jurisdiction
over all consular offices in Sweden)
Consulate General: Goteborg
SWITZERLAND
Legation: Bern
Consulate General: Zurich (supervisory, all
consular offices in Switzerland)
Consulates: Basel; Bern; Geneva
SYRIA
Legation: Damascus (performs consular func-
tions)
TURKEY
Embassy: Ankara**
Consulate General: Istanbul (supervisory, all
consular offices in Turkey)
Consulate: Izmir
UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA
Legation: Pretoria, Transvaal * * *
Consulates General: Capetown, Cape Prov-
ince; Johannesburg, Transvaal (super-
visory, all consular offices in the Union of
South Africa)
Consulates: Durban, Natal; Port Elizabeth,
Cape Province
UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS
Embassy: Moscow (performs consular func-
tions)
Consulate General: Vladivostok
{This office performs no visa or citizenship services.
IjConsular officers at Portuguese possessions in India are assigned also to Bombay, India.
"Office of Embassy also at Istanbul.
•"Legation Chancery maintained at Capetown during sessions of the Union Parliament. (Parliament normally convenes early
in January and is prorogued about the end of May, but special sessions may be called at any time.
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REGISTER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 1946
URUGUAY
Embassy: Montevideo (performs consular
functions)
VENEZUELA
Embassy: Caracas
Consulate General: Caracas (supervisory,
consulate at Maracaibo)
Consulate: Maracaibo
VENEZUELA— Continued
Vice Consulates (under Caracas) : La GuairaJ;
Puerto la Cruz J, Anzoategui
YEMEN
Legation: Sana'a
YUGOSLAVIA
Embassy: Belgrade (performs consular func-
tions)
Consulate: Zagreb
{This office performs no visa services.
BIOGRAPHIES
PERSONNEL OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE AND OF THE FOREIGN SERVICE
Abbey, Glenn Allan. — b. Dodgeville, Wis., June 11,
1898 ; Dodgeville High Sch. grad. ; business-sen. grad. ;
Georgetown, B.S. 1925 ; U. of Witwatersrand, Johannes-
burg, grad. work 1929 ; teacher in elementary sch. 1917-
18 ; U. S. Army 1918-19 ; elk. 1919-21 ; instr. in Ene.
and hist., Devitt Prep. Sch., 1924-25 ; sec. to the Am.
High Commr. at Port-au-Prince 1925-27 ; app. For.
Ser. officer unclass. and v.c. of career July 5, 1927 ;
For. Ser. Sch. Sept. 29, 1927; v.c. at Johannesburg
Feb. 24, 1928 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 1, 1931 ;
3d sec. at Managua July 31, 1931 ; at Caracas Mar. 31,
1932 ; class eight July 1, 1934 ; cons. Jan. 22, 1935 ;
3d sec. at Asuncion May 28, 1936; also cons, at Asun-
cion Sept. 25, 1936; class seven Apr. 1. 1937; 2d sec.
at Asuncion in addition to duties as cons. May 6, 1937 ;
detailed to Chaco Peace Conf., Buenos Aires, 1938 ; to
the Dept. Feb. 2, 1938 ; class six Apr. 1, 1939 ; mem.,
hospitality committee, 8th Am. Scientific Cong.. Wash-
ington, 1940 ; cons, and 2d sec. at London Apr. 8, 1941 ;
class five Oct. 20. 1942: sec. at New Delhi Mar. 31,
1944 ; cons, at Bombay Sept. 11, 1945 ; at Rangoon,
temp., Oct. 23, 1945 ; at Karachi Mar. 4, 1946 (can-
celed) ; class four May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer, staff
■of U. S. political adviser to Supreme Commander for
Allied Powers, Tokyo, July 16, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class three Nov. 13, 1946.
Abbott, Arthur Strobridge. — b. Chicago, 111., Aug. 24,
1907 ; Oak Park High Sch. grad. ; U. of Chicago, Ph.B.
1933, M. A. 1939 ; traffic representative for air-line
1934-36 ; salesman for publishing firm 1936-42 ; U. S.
Army 1943—45, overseas service ; app. v.c. in the For.
Ser. Auxiliary at Harbin Jan. 15, 1946 (canceled) ; at
Mukden Apr. 11, 1946 ; at Harbin, temp., June 10,
1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Abbott, George Manlove. — b. Cleveland, Ohio, Feb. 5,
1904 ; Shaw High Sch. grad. ; Case Sch. of Applied Scl-
«nce, B.S. 1925 ; Ecole de Ponts et Chaussges, Paris,
1926 ; George Washington U. 1927 ; construction
work 1920—21 ; salesman 1922-24 ; asst. research
assoc. 1926 ; tech. asst., Bu. of Standards, 1927 ; app.
For. Ser. officer unclass. and v.c. of career July 5,
1927; For. Ser. Sch. Sept. 29, 1927; v.c. at Calcutta
Feb. 24. 1928; at Oslo Aug. 26, 1930; sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. May 2, 1934 ; 3d sec. at Riga May 24, 1934 ;
class eight July 1, 1934 ; cons. Jan. 22, 1935 ; also cons.
at Riga Nov. 7, 1935; class seven Apr. 1, 1937; 2d sec.
at Riga in addition to duties as cons. May 6, 1937 ;
cons, at Marseille Jan. 28, 1938 ; class six Aug. 16, 1941 ;
cons, at Colombo Oct. 17, 1941 (canceled) ; at Manila
Dec. 8, 1941-Jan. 1, 1942 ; to the Dept. Sept. 3, 1943 ;
class five July 16, 1944; sec. and cons, at Paris Sept.
13, 1944 ; 1st sec. at Paris in addition to duties as
cons. May 10, 1945 ; class four Dec. 17, 1945 ; For. Ser.
officer of class three Nov. 13, 194G ; married.
Abbott, Henry Livermore. — b. Lewiston, Maine, Apr. 12, 1892
Groton; U. S. N. A., grad. 1913; U. S. Navy 1909-21, 1940-40
capt., overseas service; security salesman with bank 1921-23
engineer with truck mfg. company 1924-26; with patent develop
ment company 1926-32; engineer, Public Works Admin., 1933-40
app. expert on int. security affairs, P-7, in the Dept. of State
Aug. 20, 1946; married.— IS.
Abbott, Wainwright. — b. Pittsburgh, Pa., Apr. 27,
1891 ; St. Paul's Sch. ; Yale ; employed in mfg. com-
panies ; ambulance ser. in France 1916 ; French Army
1917-18; U. S. Army 1918-19, It.; app. sec. of emb.
or leg. of class four Apr. 7, 1920 ; assigned to Stock-
holm May 26, 1921 ; to Athens Apr. 13, 1922 ; class
three Sept. 22. 1922; on detail at Constantinople Oct.
15-Dec. 1, 1923 ; For. Ser. officer of class six July 1,
1924 ; 2d sec. at Caracas Oct. 2, 1924 ; class Ave Apr.
30, 1925 ; 2d sec. at Dublin June 9, 1927 ; class four
July 24, 1930; 1st sec. at London Dec. 23, 1930; at
Belgrade Feb. 28, 1934 ; For. Ser. officer at Hamburg
June 15, 1936 ; cons, and cons, at Hamburg June 22,
1936 ; at Suva Jan. 18, 1941 ; cons. gen. June 12, 1942 ;
cons. gen. at Suva June 22, 1942 ; to the Dept. July 13,
1943 ; class three July 16, 1943 ; 1st sec. at Port-au-
Prince Apr. 13, 1944 ; also cons. gen. at Port-au-Prince
May 11, 1944; cons. gen. at Bordeaux Sept. 10, 1945;
For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Abel, Sidney J. — b. New York, N.Y., Apr. 27, 1910 ;
Reading (Pa.) High Sch. for Boys grad. ; Antioch
Coll. 1928-31 ; Toledo U. 1934 ; Catholic U. 1935-36 ;
reporter for newspapers 1931-34 ; case work super-
visor, Fed. Emergency Relief Admin., 1934-36 ; free-
lance writer 1936-38 ; public relations work, British
War Relief Society, 1939-40 ; editor, Office of Publica-
tions, Am. Red. Cross, 1941—42 ; U. S. Army 1942-46,
It. ; chief of editorial branch, Am. Red Cross, Jan.—
Mar. 1946 ; app. editor-writer, P— 4, in the Dept. of
State Mar. 15, 1946 ; married. — PN.
Abies, James Quentin. — b. Sikeston, Mo., Nov. 10.
1918; Hollister High Sch. (Idaho) grad.; U. S. N. A.
1938-39 ; Georgetown U. Sch. of For. Ser. 1939-40 ;
U. S. Navy 1936-38 ; elk., Reconstruction Finance
Corp., 1939-42 ; elk-stenog., Navy Dept., 1942 ; app.
elk. in the For. Ser. and assigned to the Dept. Jan.
19, 1943 ; resigned Jan. 10, 1944 ; app. v.c. in the For.
Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept. Feb. 28,
1946 ; at San Salvador Mar. 13, 1946 ; also admin.
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asst. at San Salvador July 1, 1946; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 : v.c. at San Salva-
dor Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Abraham, Herbert John. — b. Liverpool, England, Oct.
29, 1904 ; naturalized 1940 ; Liverpool High Sch. grad. ;
Oxford D., B.A. 1926, M.A. 1929; Cambridge C
diploma in secondary education, 1930 ; U. of Pa., grad.
work 1933-35 ; Ohio State U., Ph. D. 1944 ; instr., Syra-
cuse U., 1930-33 : teacher 1933-38, dir. of studies
1938-39, George Sch. ; examiner in social studies, U. of
Chicago, 1939-44 ; app. consultant in the Dept. of State
Aug. 7, 1944 ; information and liaison officer at $5,600
(CAF-13) Dec. 7, 1944; asst. sec. of U. S. del., United
Nations Educational and Cultural Conf., London, 1945 ;
asst. to adviser, P-6, Apr. 21, 1946 ; research and
analysis officer, P-7, Nov. 3, 1946 ; married.- — OIC.
Acheson, Dean G. — b. Middletown, Conn., Apr. 11.
1893 ; Groton Sch. grad. ; Yale, A.B. 1915 ; Harvard,
LL.B. 1918; mem. of bar of D. C. ; U. S. Navy 1918-19,
ensign ; private sec. to assoc. justice of D. S. Supreme
Court 1919-21 ; law practice 1921-33, 1934-41 ; under
sec. of treas. 1933 ; app. asst. sec. of state Feb. 1, 1941 ;
mem., For. Ser. Personnel Bd., Bd. of Examiners for the
For. Ser., and For. Ser. Sch. Bd. 1941-45 ; chm., Exec.
Committee on Cml. Policy. 1941-44 : chm., Bd. of Econ.
Operations Oct. 8, 1941-June 24, 1943; mem., Frozen
Funds Comm., 1941- ; mem.. Requirements Coram.. War
Production Bd., 1942 ; dir., Office of For. Econ. Coor
dination, June 24-Nov. 6, 1943 ; chm., Policy Comm
and Coordinating Comm., Comm. for Econ. Policy Id
Liberated Areas. 1943- ; U. S. mem. of the Council.
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Admin.,
1943-45; mem., Dept. of State Policy Comm., Jan. 15-
Dec. 20, 1944 ; mem., Dept. of State Comm. on Post- War
Programs, Jan. 15-Dec. 20, 1944 ; chm., Exec. Comm.
on Econ. For. Policy, June 30, 1944; del., United Na-
tions Monetary and Financial Conf., Bretton Woods,
N. H., 1944 ; mem.. Secretary's Staff Comm., Dec. 20.
1944 : under sec. of state Aug. 16, 1945 : chm., Coordi-
nating Coram.. Aug. 16. 1945 ; attended Advisory
Health-Group Meeting, Washington, 1945 ; mem. of U. S.
group, Discussions on Anglo-Am. Financial and Trade
Negotiations, Washington, 1945 : chm., Sec. of State's
Comm. on Atomic Energy, 1946- ; U. S. representative,
1st U. S. -United Kingdom Meeting on Bizonal Arrange-
ments for Germany, Washington, 1946 : married. — U.
Achilles, Theodore Carter. — b. Rochester, N.Y..
Dec. 29. 1905; San Jos6 (Calif.) High Sch. grad. ; Stan
ford, B.A. 1925 ; Yale 1926-28 ; newspaper work 1928-
30 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career and
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 17. 1931 ; v.c. at Habana Jan
4, 1932; For. Ser. Sch. Jan. 28, 1933; v c. at
Rome June 13, 1933; to the Dept. Apr. 25, 1935; asst.
sec. Gen. Disarmament Conf.. Geneva. 1935 ; advisory
mem. of Am. comm.. Int. Inst, of Agri., 1936-39 ; class
eight Mar. 16. 1939; 3d sec. at London May 11, 1939;
charge d'affaires ad interim near Govts, of Poland.
Belgium, Norway, and the Netherlands established in
England Nov. 16, 1940-Mar. 12, 1941 ; class seven May 1,
1941 ; to the Dept. July 9, 1941 ; adviser to U. S. del.,
Int. Labor Conf., New York, 1941 ; class six July 16,
1943 ; special asst. to chm. of U. S. del., United Nations
Conf. on Food and Agri., Hot Springs, Va., 1943 ;
asst. chief, Div. of British Commonwealth Affairs, Jan.
15, 1944 ; chief Dec. 20, 1944 ; political and liaison
officer, U. S. del., United Nations Conf. on Int. Org.,
San Francisco, 1945 ; class four May 16, 1945 ; cons.
June 8, 1945 ; 1st sec. and cons, at London July 2,
1945 ; sec, U. S. group, meeting of Council of Foreign
Ministers, London, Sept. 1945 ; political adviser, U. S.
del., 1st part of 1st sess. of the Gen. Assembly, United
Nations, London, 1946 ; 1st sec. and cons, at Brussels
Mar. 5, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Ackerman, Ralph Henry. — b. West Hoboken, N.J.,
July 23. 1892; Union Hill High Sch.; business sch.;
Emerson Inst. ; U. of Chattanooga 1914-15 ; elk. and
stenog. 1907-13; elk., Dept. of State. 1913-14; cml.
activities in So. Amer. 1914-21 ; chief. Latin Am. Div.,
Bu. of For. and Dom. Com., 1922-23 ; tech. adviser
to Am. del., 5th Int. Conf. of Am. States, Santiago,
1923; app. cml. att. at Santiago Oct. 27, 1923; at
Rio de Janeiro July 18, 1933 ; adviser to Am. del.. Pan
Am. Cml. Conf., Buenos Aires, 1935 : to Bu. of For.
and Dom. Com. Sept. 9. 1937 ; trade commr. at Singa-
pore Oct. 7, 1938; act. cml. att. at Caracas Dec 9,
1938 ; trade commr. at Singapore Feb. 20, 1939 ; cml.
att. at Madrid May 13, 1939 ; For. Ser. officer of class
three July 1, 1939 ; cons, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Nov. 16, 1939 : class two Feb. 1, 1942 ; class one July
16, 1944 ; to the Dept. July 24, 1945 ; chief, Div. of For.
Reporting Services, Feb. 25, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class one Nov. 13, 1946 : married. — FR.
Ackerson, Garret G., Jr. — b. Haekensack, N.J., May
13, 1904 ; Kelvin Sch. ; Harvard, S.B. 1927 ; app. For.
Ser. officer unclass. and v.c. of career May 17, 1928 ;
For. Ser. Sch. May 24, 1928 ; v.c. at Cape Towd
Nov. 3, 1928 ; For. Ser. officer to the leg. at Pretoria
June 27, 1930; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Aug 16, 1930;
3d sec at Pretoria Aug. 27, 1930; at Lima Apr. 8,
1931 ; v.c. at Copenhagen Nov. 14, 1933 ; 3d sec. at
Budapest Mar. 19, 1935 ; class eight and cons. Oct. 1,
1935 ; also cons, at Budapest June 19, 1936 ; class
seven Mar. 1, 1939 ; 2d sec. at Budapest in addition
to duties as cons. Mar. 30, 1939 ; cons, and 2d sec. at
Bogota Feb. 17, 1941 ; 2d sec. at Habana Apr. 17, 1942 ;
also cons, at Habana Aug. 13, 1942 ; class six July 16,
1943 ; 1st sec. at Habana in addition to duties as cons.
Aug. 14, 1944 ; to the Dept. May 2, 1945 ; class four
May 16, 1945 ; couns. of leg. at Copenhagen June 6,
1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Acly, Robert Austin. — b. Pittsfleld, Mass., Feb. 25,
1906; Williams Coll., B.A. 1928; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Dec. 19, 1929; v.c. at Montreal, temp., Jan. 7, 1930;
For. Ser. Sch. July 18. 1930 ; v.c. at Tegucigalpa
Nov. 8, 1930 ; also 3d sec at Tegucigalpa Jan. 17, 1933 ;
v.c at Ceiba, temp., July 30, 1934 ; v.c. and 3d sec at
Tegucigalpa Aug. 18, 1934 ; v.c. at Strasbourg Aug. 9,
1935 ; at Johannesburg June 12, 1937 ; class eight and
cons. May 1, 1938 ; cons, at Johannesburg May 12,
1938 ; at Durban, temp., Nov. 26, 1938 ; at Johannes-
burg Jan. 2, 1939 ; at Durban, temp.. Mar. 15, 1939 ;
at Johannesburg Apr. 21, 1939 ; at Lourengo Marques,
temp., Apr. 13, 1942 ; class seven June 1, 1942 ; cons, at
Johannesburg Aug. 10, 1942 ; at Capetown Aug. 25,
1942 ; at Leopoldville, temp., Oct. 1, 1942 : class six
May 16, 1945 ; class five May 19. 1946 ; For. Ser. officer
of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
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Acock, Frederick William. — b. London, England, Feb.
25, 1884; naturalized 1905; Trenton (N. J.) High
Seh. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ; Drexel Inst, of Tech.
grad. 1902 ; architect and equipment engineer ; Indus
trial analyst, War Production Bd., 1942-44 ; app. archi
tectural engineer at $3,800 (P-4) in the Dept. of State
Apr. 19, 1944 ; married. — DC.
Adair, Charles Wallace, Jr. — b. Xenia, Ohio, Jan. 2«
1914; Central High Sch. grad.; D. of Wis., A.B. 1935;
Am. Inst, of Banking 1937-38 ; George Washington 0
1938-39; employed by bank 1935-38; floor mgr. Id
dept. store 1938—40 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., t.c.
of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Sept. 3, 1940 ; v.c.
at Nogales Sept. 9, 1940 ; at Mexico City Mar. 19, 1941 ;
to the Dept. Aug. 15, 1941 (For. Ser. Sch. Nov. 3-
Dec. 6, 1941) ; v.c. at Bombay and Portuguese posses
sions in India, Dec. 27, 1941 ; class eight Mar. 1. 1945 ;
class seven May 19, 1946 ; to the Dept. July 25, 1946 :
For. Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946. — MEI.
Adam, Hector Cameron, Jr. — b. South Nyack, N.Y.,
July 2, 1909 ; Phillips Exeter grad. ; Princeton, A.B.
1931 ; app. elk in Am. leg. at Managua Sept. 26, 1934 ;
also v.c. at Managua Mar. 19, 1935 ; For. Ser. officer
unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. In the Diplo. Ser. and
v.c. at Managua Oct. 1, 1935 ; at Cludad Juarez Jan. 8,
1936; For. Ser. Sch. Aug. 4. 1936; v.c. at Monte-
video Dec. 18, 1936 ; also 3d sec. at Montevideo June
25, 1940 ; v.c. at Hamilton, Bermuda, May 2. 1941 ;
class eight Aug. 16, 1941; to the Dept. Dec. 9, 1942;
3d sec. and v.c. at Habana June 16, 1943 ; 2d sec. at
Habana in addition to duties as v.c. Aug. 23, 1943 ; class
seven July 16, 1943; 2d sec. and v.c. at La Paz,
Bolivia, Nov. 14, 1944; class six Aug. 13, 1945; cons.
Dec. 22, 1945 ; cons, at La Paz in addition to duties as
2d sec. Jan. 8. 1946 ; 1st sec. and cons, at Ciudad
Trujillo May 10, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four
Nov. 13. 1946 : married.
Adams, Charles Clarence, Jr. — b. East Craftsbury,
Vt., Mar. 25, 1918; Schutz Sch. (Alexandria, Egypt)
1930-33; Am. U. (Cairo) 1933-34; Stony Brook Sch.
grad. ; Washington and Jefferson Coll., B. S. 1939 ;
buyer for mfg. company 1940—41 : officer in Merchant
Marine 1942-45 ; app. v.c. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned to the Dept. Nov. 29. 1945 ; at Dhahran
Jan. 8, 1946 ; at Belfast June 25, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946; married.
Adams, Edwin Melville. — b. Gridley, 111., Sept. 28.
1914 ; Morgan Park Mil. Acad. grad. ; U. of 111., A.B
1936, LL.B. 1939 ; atty., automobile-insur. company.
1939-40 ; app. divisional asst. at $2,600 in the Dept. of
State Feb. 2, 1942 ; at $3,200 Sept. 16, 1942 ; resigned
Oct. 12. 1943 to enter the armed services ; U.S. Navy
1943-46, It., overseas service ; app. divisional asst..
P-4, in the Dept. of State July 15, 1946.— ES.
Adams, J, Wesley, Jr. — b. Fond du Lac, Wis., Nov.
2, 1913; Elgin (111.) High Sch. grad.; Northwestern,
B.S. 1935, M.A. 1937 ; program writer with Rotary
Int. 1937-40 ; app. divisional asst. at $3,200 in the
Dept. of Sta>e Mar. 20, 1941; at $3,300 Oct. 1, 1942;
at $3,800 Dec. 1, 1942 ; econ. analyst at Quito Apr. 2.
1943; asst. on int. security at $4,600 (P-5) in the
Dept. of State Aug. 10, 1944 ; tech. expert, U. S. del.,
United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco,
1945 : married. — IS.
Adams, John Clarke. — b. Evanston, 111., Aug. 19,
1910; Choate Sch. grad.; Northwestern, A.B. 1932;
R. Universita degli studi di i^iense Italy, (law sch.)
1932-33 ; night sch. for civil servants, Florence, Italy,
1932-33 ; law sch. Rome, 1935-36 , U. of Chicago. Ph.D.
1940 ; U. of Buffalo law sch. 1940-42 ; translator, Int.
Cong, of Music, Florence, Italy, 1933 : Rome corre-
spondent for magazine, 1935-36 ; instr., Hobart Coll.,
1937-40; asst. prof, of govt.. U. of Buffalo, 1940- ;
U.S. Navy, 1943-44, It., overseas service: app. att. in
the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Rome Dec. 6,
1944 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ;
labor att. at Rome Nov. 13. 1946.
Adams, Robert Anthony Walpole. — b. Galveston, Tex.,
Aug. 1, 1915; Am. High Sch. (Mexico City, Mexico)
grad. ; U. of Tex. 1931-32 ; U. of Mexico 1932 34,
1934-36 ; head chemist for chemical company in Mex
ico City 1935—40 ; app elk. in Am. emb. at Mexico
City June 1, 1940; furlough for mil. ser. (L. S. Army,
maj., overseas service) Dec. 1, 1941-Nov. 15. 1945;
v.c. at Cali Nov. 15, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer unclass.,
v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Feb. 27, 1946;
v.c. at Cali Mar. 8, 1946 ; at Porto Alegre July 25,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov 13, 1946 ;
married.
Adams, Ware. — b. Washington, D.C., Mar. 1, 1905 ;
Emerson Inst. grad. ; George Washington, A.B. 1929 :
paymaster, D C. govt., 1927-29 ; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass. and v.c. of career Nov. 12, 1929 ; v.c. at
Habana, temp., Nov. 27, 1929 ; at Matanzas, temp..
Mar 19. 1930; to the For. Ser. Sch. Apr. 19, 1930;
v.c. at Lyon July 22, 1930 ; at Berlin Nov. 11, 1933 ; sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Apr. 25. 1936; class eight Apr 1.
1937 ; cons. Apr. 22, 1937 ; cons, at Berlin Apr. 26.
1937 ; also id sec. at Berlin May 14, 1938 ; to the Dept.
Aug. 17, 1938, for special study in economics (U. of
Chicago) ; class seven Apr. 1, 1939; 3d sec. at Rio de
Janeiro Apr. 11, 1939; 2d sec. at Rio de Janeiro June
20, 1939; also cons, at Rio de Janeiro Oct. 10, 1939;
class six May 1, 1941 ; cons, and 2d sec. at London May
27, 1941 ; class five July 16,. 1943 ; to the Dept. Mar
11, 1944 ; For. Ser. officer, staff of U.S. political adviser
on German affairs, Supreme Headquarters, A.E.F.. Oct.
16, 1944; class four May 16, 1945; sec, staff of U.S.
political adviser on Austrian affairs. Commanding Gen.,
U.S. Army Forces, Mediterranean theater, June 28,
1945; class three May 19, 1946; 1st sec. and cons, at
Vienna Sept. 7, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three
Nov. 13. 1946.
Adamson, Keith Earl. — b. Newton, Kans., Dec. 15,
1917; Sedgwick High Sch. grad.; business sch.; York
Coll. 1934-36 ; George Washington U. 1939- ; asst. mgr.
of machine company 1937-39 ; asst. to chief of radio
and motion-picture section, Fed. Housing Admin., 1939-
42; app. divisional asst. at $2,000 in the Dept. of
State Jan. 5, 1942; at $2,600 (P-2) Nov. 1, 1942;
furlough for mil. ser. (U.S. Navy, It. (jg). overseas
service) Jan. 14, 1944-Apr. 15, 1946 ; research analyst,
P-3, Apr. 15, 1946 ; program analyst, P-4, July 14.
1946 ; married. — IMP.
Addicott, Kenneth Klein.— b. Oakland, Calit., Nov. IS 1912,
Polytech. High Sch. grad.; San Jose State Coll., A. B. 1935; Ohio
State, M. A. 1937; Columbia, Ph. D 1944; instr., fellow, Ohio
State. 1935-37: curriculum adviser in public sch.. 1937-40; special
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lecturer, San Jose Adult Center, 1938-40; sr. instr., Am. Museum
of Nat. Hist., 1940; research analyst, War Dept., 1943-44; chief,
Survey of For. Exports Branch, Office of Strategic Services.
1944-45; transferred to the Dept. of State as research analyst
P-5, Sept. 20, 1945; chief of procurement section, Acquisition
and Distribution Div., P-6. June 4. 1946: married.— IAD
Ades, Robert W. — app. admin, asst. in the For. Ser.
and assigned at La Paz July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Afield, William Charles, Jr. — b. Clarlnda, Iowa,
Oct. 20, 1906; West High Sen. (Minneapolis) grad. ;
business sch. ; U. of Minn., B.A. 1930 ; ry. elk.-stenog
1925-26 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Windsor Sept.
19, 1931 ; v.c. at Windsor Oct. 31, 1931 ; For. Ser
officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. In the Diplo.
ser Dec. 17. 1931 : v.c. at Windsor Jan. 2, 1932 ;
For Ser. Sch Jan. 8, 1932 ; v.c. at Singapore Apr.
7, 1932; at Bremen May 17, 1935; at Kobe July 13.
1937 ; at Hong Kong, temp., May 17, 1939 ; at Kobe
Nov. 9, 1939; class eight Nov. 16, 1939; 3d sec. at
Guatemala Oct. 30. 1941 ; class seven Oct. 20, 1942 ; 2d
sec. at Guatemala Feb. 6, 1943 ; For. Ser. officer, staff
of U.S. political adviser on German affairs. Supreme
Headquarters, A.E.F., Apr. 30, 1945 ; class six Aug.
13, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer at Hamburg Oct. 17, 1945 ;
to the Dept. Mar. 13. 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
four Nov. 13, 1946 : married. — CON.
Aguirre, Stephen Earnest. — b. Tucson, Ariz., Nov.
11, 1892; Calif. Sch. of Mech. Arts, San Francisco.
1911-13; cml. employment in Mexico 1909-10; elk.
1910. 1913-15; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Ciudad
Juarez July 22, 1915; v.c. at Ciudad Juarez June 5.
1917; at Chihuahua Apr. 13. 1920; resigned Oct. 13.
1920 ; app. v.c. at Manzanillo May 25, 1921 ; at Nuevo
Laredo Sept. 29, 1925 ; at Piedras Negras, temp., Feb. 7,
1927 ; at Nuevo Laredo Feb. 18, 1927 ; at Mexico City
Nov. 2, 1929 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Jan. 7, 1932 ; v.c. at Mexico
City Jan. 9. 1932; 3d sec. at Mexico City Jan. 26. 1932;
class eight Apr. 1, 1939 ; cons. Aug. 21, 1941 ; cons, at
Mexicali Aug. 27, 1941 ; class seven Aug. 16, 1941 ;
cons, at Ciudad Juarez June 6, 1942 ; class six May 16.
1945 ; class five May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
four Nov. 13. 1946 : married.
Ailshie, William Knight. — b. Boise, Idaho, Jan. 30.
1905; Coeur d'Alene High Sch. grad.; U. of Wash..
B.A. 1927; Downing Coll., Cambridge D., England.
1927-28; elk in Am. emb. at Paris 1928-29; app.
For. Ser. officer unclass. and v.c. of career Nov. 12,
1929 ; v.c. at Habana, temp., Nov. 27, 1929 ; at Nuevitas,
temp.. Mar. 19. 1930; For. Ser. Sch. Apr. 19
1930; v.c. at Caracas July 22, 1930; at Batavia June
30. 1931; at Warsaw Oct. 5. 1933; sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Apr. 25, 1936; v.c. at Montreal May 28, 1937;
at Nassau July 23, 1938; at Mexico City Oct. 2. 1939;
class eight May 1, 1941 ; also 3d sec. at Mexico City
Nov. 1, 1941 ; sec. to U. S. del.. 2d Inter-Am. Conf. on
Agri., Mexico City, 1942 ; class seven July 16, 1943 ;
2d sec. at Mexico City, in addition to duties as v.c.
Aug. 23, 1943 ; special asst. on del. liaison, United
Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; class
six May 16, 1945 ; adviser, U.S. del., 3d Conf. of Am.
States Members. Int. Labor Org., Mexico City, 1946 ;
class five May 19, 1946 ; 2d sec. and v.c. at Oslo Oct. 2,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13. 1946 ;
married.
Ainsworth, Horatio Gardner. — b. Charleston, S.C.,
Mar. 15, 1917; St. Paul's Sch. grad.; Princeton, B.A.
1939 ; 2d It., O.R.C. ; newspaper corr. 1937-39 ; bank
elk. 1939 ; For. Ser. elk. June-Sept. 1940 ; app. For.
Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Sept. 3, 1940 ; v.c. at Winnipeg Sept. 6.
1940; to the Dept. Aug. 15. 1941 (For. Ser. Sch. Nov.
3-Dec. 6, 1941) ; 3d sec. and v.c. at San Salvador Dec.
3, 1941 ; sec, office of U. S\ representative, Advisory
Council for Italy, Oct. 9, 1944 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at
Rome Feb. 10. 1945 ; class eight Mar. 1, 1945 ; class
seven May 19, 1946 ; 2d sec. at Rome in addition to
duties as v.c. July 11, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
five Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Akers, Emma Atterberry (Mrs.) — transferred to the
Dept. of State as budget analyst, CAF-9, Aug. 31,
1945 ; chief of budget and fiscal branch, Fiscal and
Accounting Div., Office of For. Liquidation, CAF-11,
Feb. 19, 1946.— OFLC.
Alberts, Hugo W. — b. Watertown. Wis., Mar. 29, 1889 ;
Johnson Creek High Sch. grad. ; Milwaukee State Teach
ers Coll., diploma 1914 ; U of Wis., B.S. 1918, M.S. 1920,
Ph.D. 1924 ; U. of 111., Ph.D. 1926 ; Harvard 1926 ;
teacher 1908-11; principal of elementary sch. 1911-12;
asst. county supt. of schs. 1914-15, principal of high sch.
1915-16; instr., U. of Wis., 1918-24; dir., Agri. Experi-
ment Stations, Alaska. 1926-32 ; specialist in northern
agri., Lenin Acad, of Agri. Sciences, Leningrad, 1933 ;
asst. crop and livestock estimator, Dept. of Agri., 1934 ;
agri. economist. Land Policy Section, Agri. Adjustment
Admin., 1934-35 ; regional dir. 1935, assoc. agronomist
1936-37. agronomist in charge of research station in
P.R. 1938-43, Soil Conservation Service ; app. agri.
adviser at Lima Feb. 16, 1943 ; at La Paz, Bolivia,
temp., Sept. 26. 1944; at Lima Nov. 10, 1944; agri.
att. at Guayaquil and Quito May 10, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946.
Alden, Jane McGraw (Mrs.) — b. Baltimore, Md. ;
Acad, of the Holy Cross grad. ; George Washington,
A.B. 1941. M.A. 1945; research analyst. Office of Stra-
tegic Services, 1942-43, 1944-45 ; observer for Office
of Strategic Services and conf. recorder, Biennial Conf.,
Inst, of Pacific Relations, Hot Springs, Va., 1945 ; trans-
ferred to the Dept. of State as research analyst, P-3,
Oct. 1, 1945 ; P-4 June 1, 1946. — DRF.
Alden, John.— b. Portland, Maine. Jan. 1, 1901; Phillips Exe
ter grad., Boston U.; staff correspondent on newspaper
1925-42; sr. information publicist, Office of Inter-Am. Affairs,
1943-45; transferred to the Dept. of State as information publicist
CAF-12, Aug. 31. 1945; editor June 2, 1946.— INP
Alexander, F. Virginia. — b. Mount Crawford, Va. ;
Staunton High Sch. grad. ; business sch. ; studied under
private tutor 2 yrs. ; elk. 1910-12 ; sec. 1913-15 ; app.
elk. in the Dept. of State Dec. 7, 1915; at $1,200 July
1, 1916; at $1,400 Sept. 1, 1919; at $1,600 Mar. 1,
1921; at $1,800 Feb. 1, 1924; at $2,100 July 1, 1924;
asst. chief, Div. of Passport Control, Nov. 4, 1925; at
$2,200 Dec. 1, 1925; at $2,400 Mar. 1, 1926; at $2,500
Nov. 1, 1927 ; asst. chief. Passport Div.. Jan. 16. 1926 ;
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at $2,700 July 1. 1928 ; at $2,800 July 1, 1928 ; at $2,900
July 1, 1930 ; at $3,200 Dec. 1, 1930 ; mem., Conciliation
Comm. of the Dept. of State, 1933-39 ; at $3,300 Nov.
16, 1938; at $3,400 Oct. 1, 1941; at $4,600 (P-5)
Jan. 1. 1942.— PD.
Alexander, George Henry.— b. Youkers, N. Y., Aug. 24, 1912;
Monroe High Sch. grad.; U. of Rochester, B. A. 1934; Harvard;
M.B. A. 1936; with wholesale petroleum company 1930-35; account-
ant and office mgr. in mfg. firms 1936-38; gen. mgr. of sales org. 1938.
commodity specialist. U. S. Tariff Coramn., 1939-42; economist.
War Production Bd., 1942^3; U. S. Army 1943-45; econ. analyst
Bu. of Census, 194,5-46; app. commodity specialist. P-5. in the
Dept. of State July I. 1946; married.— IR
Alexander, Robert Clark. — b. near Paris, Tenn.,
July 28, 1896 ; Robert E. Lee Public Sch. ; private tutor ;
Y.M.C.A. Sch. of Accountancy 1925 ; Southeastern D
Law Sch. 1925-26 ; Washington Coll. of Law 1927 ; elk.
1911-17, in the Dept. of State 1917-24 ; private sec.
to the sec. of state 1920; law elk. with counsel for
Chile in Tacna-Arica Arbitration 1924-25 ; income-
tax accountant and sec. 1924-28; app. elk. at $1,800
in the Dept. of State Jan. 1, 1929; at $1,920 July 1,
1930; at $2,300 June 1, 1931; admin, asst. at $3,200
Nov. 19, 1934 ; tech. adviser at $3,800 Aug. 3, 1938 ;
divisional asst. at $4,600 Aug. 1. 1941 ; asst. chief.
Visa Div., Nov. 26, 1941 ; at $5,600 (P-6) Dec. 16,
1941; mem. Efficiency Rating Comm., 1942- ; tech.
adviser, special mission to Am. emb. at Panama, Feb.
1942 ; tech. asst. to U. S. del., meeting of Representa-
tives of the U. S. and British Govts. To Consider the
Refugee Problem, Bermuda. 1943; chm.. Efficiency
Rating Comm.. 1946; married. — VD.
Alfonzo, Ramon S. — app. elk. in Am. emb. at Habana
Feb. 14, 1927; admin, asst. at Habana Feb. 10, 1946;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class eleven Nov. 13. 1946.
Alfsen, Fritz A. M. — b. Oslo, Norway, May 3, 1899 ;
naturalized 1914; West High Sch. (Rochester, N. Y.)
grad. ; business-sen. grad. ; Oslo D., Norway, 1917-18 ;
Georgetown D. 1924-25; Coll. of City of N. Y. 1931;
studied in Scandinavia and France ; 1st It, O.R.C., 1926-
31 ; private sec. and corr. for banking companies in
Norway and France 1918-22; elk. to cml. att. at Copen-
hagen 1922-24 ; cml. agt., Bu. of For. and Dom. Com.,
1924-26 ; analyst, corr., and accountant with int.
banking companies 1927-31, 1933-35 ; tariff specialist,
Bu. of For. and Dom. Com., 1935-36 ; app. asst. trade
commr. at Cairo Mar. 1, 1936 ; at Stockholm Dec. 1,
1937 ; For. Ser. officer of class eight July 1, 1939 ; v.c.
of career and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; v.c.
at Stockholm Dec. 29, 1939 ; also asst. cml. att. at
Stockholm Dec. 20. 1940 ; class seven June 1, 1942 ;
3d sec. at Helsinki, temp., July 9. 1942; to the Dept.
Dec. 16. 1942; cons. Mar. 13, 1943; cons, at Barcelona
Mar. 30, 1943 ; class six Aug. 13, 1945 : For. Ser. officer
of class four Nov. 13, 1946 : married.
Allard, Wilfred Philip — b. Cohoes, N. Y„ Dec. 2,
1912 ; Cohoes High Sch. grad. ; N. Y. State Coll. for
Teachers, A. B. 1935; Middlebury Coll., 6ummer 1938;
McGill D., M. A. 1941 ; Cornell U., grad. work 1941-42 ;
teaching fellow in French, Cornell U., 1941-42 ; super-
visor of French and Spanish, N. Y. State Coll. for
Teachers, 1939-44 ; research analyst, War Dept.,
1944 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned
V.c. at Panama Oct. 7, 1944 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 : cultural asst. at Panama
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Allen, Arthur Potter S. — app. elk. in the For. Ser.
Auxiliary and assigned at Le Havre Mar. 18, 1946 ;
v.c. and admin, asst. at Le Havre June 15, 1946 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at
Le Havre Nov. 13, 1946
Allen, Charles W. — b. Boulder, Colo., Jan. 21, 1883;
Lander (Wyo. ) High Sch.; business sch.; U. of Wyo.
IMi yrs. ; stenog. and substitute court reporter 1902-7;
law elk. 1905-6; in U. S. Land Office, Lander, Wyo.,
1907-18 ; U. S. Civil Ser. sec, Lander, Wyo., several
yrs. ; app. v.c. at Cape Town Oct. 24, 1918 ; at Zurich
Sept. 6, 1921 ; at Berne Apr. 5, 1924 ; at Basel Jan.
23. 1926 ; at North Bay Apr. 13, 1927 ; at Calgary
Sept. 29, 1930 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eight
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Allen, Edgar Poe. — b. Sharon. Pa., Jan. 13, 1904 ;
Sharon High Sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ; George
Washington, LL.B. 1927 ; National U., Sch. of Economics
and Govt 1933-34, Law Sch., LL.M., M.P.L. 1935;
capt, O.R.C. ; mem. of bar of D.C. ; elk. in accounting
dept. of steel corp. 1922-23 ; in Dept. of State 1923-29 ;
special agt., Dept. of Justice, 1929-31 ; app. admin asst.
at $3,200 in the Dept. of State Aug. 24, 1931 ; divi-
sional asst. at $3,800 Dec. 16. 1935; at $4,000 Apr. 16,
1939 ; at $4,600 Apr. 16, 1939 ; asst. chief, Div. of Con-
trols, Mar. 14, 1941 ; divisional asst. Oct. 16, 1941 ; at
$4,800 Jan. 1, 1942; at $5,600 (P-6) Jan. 13, 1942;
act. asst. chief, Div. of For. Activity Correlation, Jan.
20, 1942 ; furlough for mil. ser. July 20. 1942- ;
married.
Allen, Eleanor Wyllys.— b. Boston, Mass., Dec. 13, 1893;
Brookline High Sch. grad.; Radcliffe, A. B. 1918, A. M. 1921,
Ph. D. 1923; Portia Law Sch.. L L. B. 1930; U. of Brussels
1921-22; auditor of courses in Berlin and Munich; research and
study in France, Belgium, Holland, Italy and England; mem. ol
bar of Mass.; research asst., Bu. of Int. Research, Radcliffe Coll.
and Harvard, 1926-33; curator of int. law collection 1931-38, bib-
liographical research asst. 1940-45, Harvard Law Sch.; app.
cultural relations officer in the For. Ser Auxiliary and assigned
at The Hague Oct. 5, 1945; admin, officer at The Hague July 1,
1946; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946; cultural
officer at the Hague Nov. 13, 1946.
Allen, Francis Olcott.— b. Philadelphia, Pa., Dec. 1, 1910,
Episcopal Acad, grad.; Princeton, A. B. 1932; grad. work, Gottin-
gen, Germany, 1938; research asst. in Egyptology. Oriental Inst.
U. of Chicago, 1933-36; epigrapher, U. of Chicago Expedition
Luxor, Egypt, 1936-37; archeologist, Harvard U. -Boston Museum
Expedition to Egypt, 1938-42; representative, Office of War
Information, Cairo, 1942-45; app. information officer in the For.
Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Cairo Oct. 12, 1945; admin, officer
at Cairo July 1, 1946; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class four Nov
13, 1946; cultural officer at Cairo Nov. 13, 1946.
Allen, George Venable. — b. Durham, N.C., Nov. S,
1903 ; Durham High Sch. grad. ; Duke U., A.B. 1924 ;
Harvard, A.M. 1929 ; teacher in high sch. 1924-28 ;
newspaper reporter 1926, 1927, 1928; editorial elk.,
Census Bu., 1929 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo Ser Apr. 15, 1930; v.e
at Kingston, Jamaica, Apr. 29, 1930 ; to the For. Ser.
Sch. July 16, 1930; v.c. at Shanghai Nov. 8, 1930; at
Patras Aug. 15. 1934; at Athens, temp.. Jan. 17. 1936;
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at Patras Feb. 10, 1936 ; v.c. and 3d sec. at Cairo Julj
21, 1936 ; class eight Apr. 1, 1937 ; cons. Apr. 22, 1937 ;
cons, at Cairo in addition to duties as 3d sec. Apr. 26,
1937; to the Dept. Oct. 1, 1938; class seven Apr. 1,
1939 ; class six June 1, 1942 ; divisional asst. at $5,600
Aug. 1, 1942 ; asst. chief, Dlv. of Near Eastern Affairs,
July 1, 1943; at $6,500 Sept. 16, 1943; liaison sec,
United Nations Conf. on Food and Agrl., Hot Springs,
Va., 1943 ; accompanied sec. of state to Moscow Conf.
1943 ; attended 2d Cairo Conf., 1943 ; chief, Div. of
Middle Eastern Affairs, Jan. 15, 1944 ; at $8,000 (P-8)
July 1, 1944 ; also exec, officer, Office of Near Eastern
and African Affairs, Oct. 16, 1944 ; deputy dir., Office
of Near Eastern and African Affairs, Apr. 19, 1945 ;
political and liaison officer, U.S. del., United Nations
Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; political ad-
viser, Berlin Conf., 1945 ; A.E. and P. to Iran Apr. 23,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class of career minister Nov.
14, 1946 ; married.
Allen, Jerome Marshall. — b. Knoxville, Tenn., Dec.
28, 1905 ; Knoxville High Sch. grad. ; Washington and
Lee, B. S. 1929; office methods and procedure analyst,
Tenn. Valley Authority, 1933-42 ; personnel analyst
1942-43, methods staff analyst 1943-44, project analyst
1944-45, with construction companies ; management
analyst, War Dept., Mar.-Nov. 1945 ; app. admin,
analyst, CAF-11, in the Dept. of State Nov. 26, 1945 ;
married. — MN.
Allen, Mildred E. (Mrs.) — transferred to the Dept.
of State as central control editor, CAF— 13, Aug. 31,
1945 ; special asst, to the deputy dir., Office of Int.
Information and Cultural Affairs, Dec. 1, 1946. — OIC.
Allen, Morse.— b. Washington, D. C, Mar. 6, 1910; Central
High Sch. grad.; Devitt Prep. Sch. grad.; George Washington
U. 1927-40; with U. S. Govt. 1929-38; investigator, Civil Ser.
Commn., 1938-43; U. S. Navy 1943-46, It., overseas service;
app. asst. security officer, CAF-12, in the Dept. of State Mar.
12, 1946; married— CON.
Allen, Thomas Gardner. — b. Jamaica Plain, Mass.,
Jan. 1, 1914 ; Needham High Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A.B.
1936, A.M. 1938, grad. work 1938-41, teaching fellow
in Spanish 1940-41 ; app. divisional asst. at $2,600 in
the Dept. of State June 2, 1941 ; at $3,200 (P-3) Apr.
1, 1942 ; furlough for mil. ser. (U.S. Army, overseas
service) Nov. 10, 1943-Oct. 22, 1945 ; divisional asst.
P-4, Oct. 22, 1945 ; regional specialist June 16, 1946 ;
married. — ADA.
Allen, Ward Phillip. — b. Battle Creek, Mich., Jan. 18,
1915 ; Battle Creek High Sch. grad. ; U. of Mich., A. B.
1936 ; J. D. 1939 ; mem. of bar of D. C. ; research asst.,
U. of Mich. Law Sch., 1938-39 ; atty., Dept. of Justice,
1939-42 ; liaison officer between Dept. of State and
Justice 1942—43; adviser to U. S. mem.. Emergency
Advisory Comm. for Political Defense. 1943-45 ; app.
country specialist at $4,600 (P-5) in the Dept. of State
Jan. 1, 1945 ; asst. on int. org. Mar. 22, 1945 ; asst. sec.
of comm., United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Fran-
cisco, 1945 ; specialist, P-6, Nov. 13, 1945 ; specialist
on int. org. affairs Apr. 21, 1946 ; adviser, U.S. del..
Int. Health Conf., New York, 1946 ; married. — OA.
Ailing, Paul Humiston. — b. Hamden, Conn., July 15,
1896; Hillhouse High Sch. (New Haven) grad.; Trinity
Coll., A.B. 1920; U. of Pa., M.A. 1924; elk. 1913-15;
U. S. Army 1917-19, 1st It., overseas service; for. ser.
training class of N.Y. bank 1920-21 ; research and edi-
torial work 1921-24 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass.
and v.c. of career Oct. 16, 1924 ; v.c. at Beirut Nov. 8,
1924; at Aleppo, temp., Mar. 30, 1926; at Beirut Aug.
17, 1926 ; at Damascus Oct. 25, 1926 ; at Beirut Jan.
27, 1927; to the Dept. Apr. 2, 1928; class eight and
cons. May 23, 1929 ; divisional asst. at $5,600 in the
Dept. of State Dec. 1, 1930; asst chief, Div. of Near
Eastern Affairs, at $6,500 Nov. 19. 1934 ; adviser to
Am. del., Conf. for Revision of Capitulatory Regime
in Egypt, Montreux, 1937 ; at $7,000 June 1, 1939 ; at
$7,250 Jan. 1, 1942 ; chief, Div. of Near Eastern Affairs,
at $8,000 Mar. 13, 1942; deputy dir.. Office of Near
Eastern and African Affairs, Jan. 15, 1944 ; mem., U. S.
group of experts, Preliminary Exploratory Discussions
on Petroleum Questions, U. S. and United Kingdom,
Washington, Apr. 1944 ; at $8,250 Oct. 1, 1944 ; For.
Ser. officer of class two, sec. in the Diplo. Ser., and
cons. gen. Apr. 6, 1945 ; political and liaison officer,
U. S. del., United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San
Francisco, 1945 : cons. gen. at Tangier May 2, 1945 ;
also diplo, agt. at Tangier June 8, 1945 ; with rank of
minster June 16, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class two
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Allison, Ellis King.— b. Washington, D. C, June 9, 1914; Fork
Union Mil. Acad, grad.; Va. Polytech. Inst., B. S. 1934; elk.,
Gen. Accounting Office 1934-35, Resettlement Admin. 1935-37,
Dept. of Interior 1939-40; commodity specialist, Treas. Dept.,
1940-43; U. S. Army 1943^5, It.; app. research asst., P-4, in the
Dept. of State Nov. 16, 1945; research analyst, P-5, Mar. 14, 1946;
married. — ES.
Allison, John Moore. — b. Holton, Kans., Apr. 7, 1905 ;
U. of Nebr., A.B. 1927 ; teacher of Eng. in Japanese
sch. 1927-29 ; cml. work in China and Japan 1929-
30; app. elk. In Am. consulate gen. at Shanghai Apr.
28, 1930; v.c. at Kobe Oct. 20, 1931; For. Ser. officer
unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec.
17, 1931 ; v.c. at Kobe Jan. 2, 1932 ; language officer
at Tokyo Jan. 15, 1932; v.c. at Tokyo May 9, 1934;
at Dairen Sept. 5, 1935 ; class eight, cons., and cons,
at Dairen Oct. 1, 1935 ; at Tsinan July 7, 1936 ; at
Tsingtao, temp., Aug. 28, 1937 ; 3d sec. at Nanking,
temp., Sept. 8. 1937 ; also cons, at Shanghai, temp.,
Mar. 16, 1938 ; class seven Aug. 17, 1938 ; cons, at
Osaka Dec. 23, 1938-Dec. 7, 1941; class six Feb. 1,
1942 ; to the Dept. June 3, 1942 ; 2d sec. and cons, at
London Sept. 15, 1942 ; observer. Int. Fisheries Conf.,
London, 1943 ; tech. asst., conf. to discuss making
amendments to agreement for the regulation of whal-
ing, London, 1944 ; class four May 16, 1945 ; 1st sec.
at London in addition to duties as cons. June 5, 1945 ;
tech. adviser. U.S. del.. Int. Whaling Conf., London,
1945 : to the Dept. July 30, 1946 ; asst. chief, Div. of
Japanese Affairs, Oct. 28, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married. — J A.
Allport, Mildred B. — app. admin, officer in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Bern July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Re-
serve officer of class four Nov-. 13, 1946 ; public-affairs
officer at Bern Nov. 13, 1946.
Alsterlund, Norah. — b. Moline, 111., June 4, 1905 : Mo-
line High Sch. grad. ; Smith Coll., A. B. 1927 ; U. of
Mich., M. A. 1944 ; app. elk. in Am. emb. at Buenos
Aires Oct. 2, 1933 ; resigned Aug. 22, 1941 ; app. elk.
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at $1,440 in the Dept. of State Feb. 27, 1942 ; at §1.800
Apr. 16, 1942 ; resigned Mar. 29, 1944 ; app. admin.
asst. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at
London Dec. 20. 1944; also v.c. at London May 19,
1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13,
1946 ; v.c. at London Nov. 13, 1946.
Altaffer, Leland Charles. — b. West Unity, Ohio, Jan.
12, 1896; Jessop W. Scott High Sen. (Toledo) grad. ;
Toledo U. 1917, 1919-20 ; Colgate U. 1921 ; U. S. Navy
1917-19; cml. employment 1922-25; newspaper re-
porter 1926-27 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Colombo
July 2, 1927 ; at Rangoon Mar. 4, 1928 ; v.c. at Ran-
goon July 31, 1929; at Madras June 25, 1932; at Amoy
June 5, 1936 Dec. 7, 1941 ; at Accra July 20, 1942; at
Antigua Jan. 14, 1943; at Sao Paulo Dec. 7, 194.".; at
Lourengo Marques Jan. 29. 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer
Of class ten Nov. 13. 1946.
Altaffer, Maurice Willard. — b. West Unity, Ohio, May
10. 1893; Central High Sch. (Toledo) grad.; U. S.
Coast Guard Acad. ; Coll. of the City of N.Y. ; teacher
in elementary sch. 1912-14, 1916; cadet, U. S. Coast
Guard, 1914-15 ; U. S. Navy 1917-19, It. (jg) ; ship-
ping business 1920; elk. in Am. consulate gen. at Berlin
1921-22 ; in Am. consulate at Stuttgart 1922-23 ; app.
v.c. at Stuttgart May 23, 1923; v.c. of career of class
three July 6, 1923; v.c. at Stuttgart July 10, 1923;
at Frankfort-on-the-Main Sept. 6, 1923 ; For. Ser. officer
unclass. July 1, 1924 ; v.c. at Aleppo Aug. 7, 1924 ; at
Nogales May 26, 1926 ; at Agua Prieta, temp., Oct.
8, 1926 ; at Nogales Jan. 15, 1927 ; class eight, cons.,
and cons, at Nogales Aug. 24, 1927 ; class seven May
9, 1930 : corps, at Dresden Jan. 5, 1931 ; at Zurich May
31, 1933 ; class six Apr. 1, 1937 ; sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Dec. 1, 1937 ; class five Nov. 16, 1939 ; class four
June 1, 1942; class three July 16, 1944; 1st sec. at
Bern, temp.. Oct. 26, 1944 ; For. Ser. officer at Bremen
Oct. 18, 1945 ; cons. gen. Mar. 16, 1946 : cons. gen. at
Bremen Apr. 11, 1946 ; class two May 19, 1946 : For.
Ser. officer of class two Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Amrine, Horace Frederick. — b. Kansas City, Kans.,
Jan. 30, 1911 ; Omaha Tech. High Sch. grad. ; business-
8ch. grad. ; U. of Omaha 1932-34 : U. S. Navy 1935-39,
1941-46. comdr.. overseas service : traffic representa-
tive 1935. pilot 1939-41, with air lines ; app. divisional
asst.. P-6, in the Dept. of State Sept. 30, 1946 ;
married. — A A".
Amshey, Joseph William.— b. Munhall, Pa., June 20,
1907 ; high sch. : U. of Pittsburgh, A. B. 1939. M. A.
1941 ; probation officer, Allegheny Co., Pa., 1935-41 ;
institutional representative, Pa. State Bd. of Parole,
1941-42 ; instr.. U. of Pittsburgh, 1941-42 ; U. S.
Coast Guard 1943-45, It. comdr.; app. for. affairs
specialist, P-4, in the Dept. of State Nov. 7, 1945 ;
asst. chief of Far East section, Div. of For. Activity
Correlation, P-5, Oct. 20, 1946 ; married. — FC.
Anderberg, Edward, Jr. — b. New York, N. Y., Nov. 15.
1918 ; White Plains High Sch. grad. ; Dartmouth,
A.B. 1941 ; Columbia, M.A. 1942 ; economist, U. S.
Tariff Commn., 1942^5 ; app. econ. analyst in the For.
Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Chungking Oct. 8. 1945 ;
at Nanking Apr. 1, 1946; For. Ser. Reserve officer of
class five Nov. 13, 1946.
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Andersen, Henry Testman. — b. Brooklyn, N. Y., Feb.
28, 1916 ; Pratt High Sch. grad. ; U. of Maine, B.S.
1937 ; engineer with electrical company 1937^4 ;
app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to
the Dept. May 1, 1944 ; v.c. at Manchester June 24,
1944 ; at Cali Feb. 5, 1946 ; also admin, asst. at Cali
July 1. 1946: For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Cali Nov. 13, 1946; married.
Anderson, Charles "W b. Boston, Mass., Jan. 7, 1898 ;
U. S. Army 1917-19 ; private business 1919-33 ; app.
asst. engineer in Am. emb. at Paris Sept. 16, 1933 ;
custodian of public bldgs., Am. emb. at Berlin, July 17,
1941; to the Dept. May 28, 1942; asst. supervisor of
construction at Panama Sept. 19, 1942 ; at Port-au-
Prince July 3, 1944 ; v.c. at Montreal, temp., July 6,
1945 ; v.c. and admin, asst. at Palermo Sept. 4, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ;
v.c. at Palermo Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Anderson, Daniel Virden. — b. Dover, Del., Dec. 31,
1908; U. of Va., B.A. 1930; app. elk. in Am. con-
sulate at Rome June 15, 1931 ; v.c. at Rome Aug.
25, 1931 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 17, 1931 ; v.c. at Rome
Jan. 2, 1932; For. Ser. Sch. Aug. 19, 1932;
v.c. at Lisbon Dec. 22, 1932 ; sec. and disbursing
officer to Am. del., 3d meeting of Int. Tech. Consulting
Committee on Radio Communications, Monte Estoril,
Portugal, 1934 ; v.c. at Oporto, temp., Feb. 12, 1935 ; at
Lisbon Mar. 21, 1935; at Bombay May 28, 1936; at
Karachi, temp.. Aug. 14, 1937 ; at Bombay Oct. 26,
1937 ; also to Portuguese possessions in India Dec. 18,
1937; class eight Mar. 16, 1939; v.c. and 3d sec. at
Bogota Apr. 7, 1941 ; class seven Aug. 16, 1941 ; 2d sec.
at Bogota in addition to duties as v.c. Dec. 9, 1941 ; cons.
June 4, 1943 ; cons, at Barranquilla June 9, 1943 : at
Valencia Mar. 21, 1944 ; class six May 16, 1945 ;
class five May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Anderson, Edward. — b. Jacksonville, Fla., Sept. 7,
1907 ; Duval High Sch. ; Vanderbilt, B.A. 1928 ; Tulane
U. 1928-29 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 19, 1929 ;
v.c. at Nassau, temp., Jan. 7, 1930 ; For. 8er.
Sch. Apr. 19, 1930; v.c. at Port Said July 22, 1930;
at Singapore Nov. 26, 1930; at Montreal June 20,
1934 ; at Mexico City Dec. 3, 1936 ; class eight and
cons. May 1, 1938 ; cons, at Mexico City May 12,
1938; cons, and 3d sec. at Ciudad Trujillo Sept. 12,
1938 ; class seven June 1, 1942 ; 2d sec. at Ciudad
Trujillo in addition to duties as cons. Aug. 13. 1942 ; to
the Dept. Dec. 19, 1942 ; cons, at Dublin Feb. 18. 1943 ;
at Horta, temp., Mar. 22, 1943 ; at Dublin Aug. 7,
1943 ; at Antwerp Oct. 4, 1944 ; class five May 16,
1945 : For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Anderson, Einar Thure.- — b. Chicago, 111., July 16,
1897 ; Northwestern U., 1924-25 ; elk. in Am. consulate
at La Guaira 1918 ; app. v.c. at Stockholm Aug. 12,
1918 : at Goteborg Sept. 21, 1918 ; at Nottingham Jan.
2, 1920 ; retired Aug. 28, 1920 ; app. v.c. at San Luis
Potosi Jan. 26, 1922 ; at Habana Jan. 23, 1923 ; asst.
mgr., Bu. of For. and Dom. Com., 1924-33 ; state officer,
Nat. Recovery Admin., 1933-36; tech. adviser, Social
Security Bd., 1936-41 ; U. S. Naval Reserve 1941-45,
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It. conidr., overseas service ; app. special asst. at $5,600
(P-5) in the Dept. of State Jan: 8, 1945 ; special asst.
to the dir., Office of Controls, P-6, Sept. 22, 1946 ;
married. — CON.
Anderson, Ervin Oscar. — b. in Denmark, Sept. 4,
1912; Am. citizen; Lowell High Sch. (San Francisco)
grad. ; U. of Calif., A.B. 1936, M.A. 1938 ; grad. work,
U. of Chicago 1938-39, Columbia 1939-41 ; propa-
ganda analyst, Library of Cong., 1941 ; assoc. organ-
ization analyst, Dept. of Justice, 1941-43 ; expert,
Anti-Trust Div. Feb.-Mar. 1943, and War Div., Econ.
Warfare Unit, 1943-44, Dept. of Justice ; app. divi-
sional asst. at $4,600 in the Dept. of State May 29,
1944 ; economist July 1, 1944 ; chief of current analy-
sis section, Commodities Div., at $5,600 (P-6) June 1,
1945, Div. of Int. Resources Nov. 1, 1945 ; married. —
IR.
Anderson, Eugene Newton. — b. Tehuacana, Tex., July
24, 1900 ; Hubbard High Sch. grad. ; U. of Colo., A.B.
1921 ; U. of Berlin 1924-25 ; U. of Chicago, Ph.D.
1928 ; U.S. Army 1918 ; Instr. and asst. prof., U. of Chi-
cago, 1925-36 ; prof., Am. U. 1936-41 ; research asst.,
Office of Coordinator of Information 1941-42, Office of
Strategic Services 1942-45 ; app. chief of European
section, Div. of Cultural Cooperation, Dept. of State,
at $6,500 (P-7) Feb. 19, 1945; asst. chief, Div. of
Cultural Cooperation, Mar. 1, 1945 ; sec. of U. S. del.,
United Nations Educational and Cultural Conf., Lon-
don, 1945 ; act. asst. chief, Area Div. V, Jan. 1, 1946 ;
mem., Education Mission to Germany, 1946 ; assoc.
chief, Area Div. V, P-8, Aug. 11, 1946 ; married. — ADO.
Anderson, Gilbert. — app. program officer, P-4, in the
Dept. of State Oct. 21, 1946. — IEP.
Anderson, Harry Leonard. — b. Cambridge. Mass.,
Dec. 20, 1894 ; high-sen. grad. ; Georgetown U. 1916 ;
stenog. for railroad 1913-14 ; elk., Dept. of Labor 1914-
17, War Dept. (France) 1917-19 ; app. elk. in the Am.
emb. at Berlin Dec. 10, 1919 ; resigned Mar. 31, 1924 ;
chief elk. for Am. naval att. at Berlin 1924-30 ; sec.
to Am. amb. to Germany 1930-32 ; elk.. World Disarma-
ment Conf., Geneva, 1932 ; app. elk. in Am. emb. at
Moscow June 21, 1934 ; at Paris Aug. 14, 1939 ; at Hel-
sinki June 4, 1941 ; at Stockholm Dec. 24, 1941 ; at Hel-
sinki June 4, 1943 ; at Stockholm Oct. 1, 1943 ; admin,
asst. at Stockholm Apr. 21, 1946 ; at Berlin Oct. 14,
1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946.
Anderson, Hilda M. — app. elk. at Nanking Aug. 19,
1937 ; terminated Sept. 1, 1937 ; app. elk. at Nan-
king Sept. 5, 1939 ; to the Dept. June 3, 1942 ; at
Mexico City Sept. 14, 1942 ; at Algiers Apr. 27, 1943 ;
in office of U. S. Political Advisor on the Staff of the
Supreme Allied Commander, Mediterranean Theater,
Naples July 24, 1944 ; admin, asst. at Kunming June
5, 1945 ; at Chungking Oct. 3, 1945 ; v. c. at Chung-
king in addition to duties as admin, asst. Dec. 12,
1945 ; at Nanking May 27, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v. c. at Nanking
Nov. 13, 1946.
Anderson, James F. — b. Ruth, Nev., Oct. 28, 1915 ;
Blandinsville (111.) High Sch. grad.; U. of Tex., B. A.
1935 ; research aide, Civil Service Conimn., May-Nov.
1941 ; admin, asst. and admin, analyst, Office of Co-
ordinator of Information, 1941-42 ; business specialist
and assoc. directives officer, Office of Civilian Defense,
1942-43 ; U. S. Navy 1942-46, It. ; app. admin, officer,
Div. of Int. Org. Affairs, Dept. of State, CAF-12, June
24, 1946 ; married.— OA.
Anderson, Jean Mercer. — b. Honolulu, Hawaii ; Puna-
han Sch. grad. ; Vassar, A. B. 1934 ; Boston U., grad.
work 1941-42 ; asst. to dir. of private schs. 1934-37,
1939-42, in Florence 1938-39 ; asst. to dean of jr. coll.
1942-43 ; asst. program dir., field representative in
Europe, and admin, officer. Am. Red Cross, 1943—45 :
app. analyst at $2,320 in the Dept. of State May 21,
1946 ; admin, asst. in the For. Ser. at Ottawa July
22, 1946; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov.
13, 1946.
Anderson, John William. — b. Birmingham, Ala., Dec.
6, 1922 ; Harvard, B.S. 1945 ; with newspaper 1938-40 ;
surveyor's asst. and elk., The Panama Canal, 1940-41 ;
with War Dept. in Panama 1942-43 ; app. elk. in the
For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept. Mar. 20,
1945 ; v.c. at Reynosa May 26, 1945 (canceled) ; at
Durango July 2, 1945 ; at Aruba May 3, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Anderson, Karl L. — b. Charlottetown, Canada, June
26, 1905 ; naturalized 1942 ; Ottawa Collegiate Inst,
grad. ; Mt. Allison U., Canada, B. Sc. 1928 ; Harvard,
M. A. 1930, Ph. D. 1932 ; asst. and assoc. prof, of
econ., Bryn Mawr Coll., 1934-46 ; econ. adviser, price
exec, and section head, Office of Price Admin., 1942-
46 ; app. asst. chief, Int. Resources Div., Dept. of
State, P-7, July 1, 1946 ; married. — IR.
Anderson, Kenneth — b. Charleston, S. C, Oct. 11.
1898; Hastock High Sch. (Spartanburg) grad. ; private
tutor in political science, legal procedure, and business
admin. 1920-22 ; U. S. Army 1917-19, 1st It. ; real-
estate operator and appraiser, and owner of bldg. -stone
and cemetery companies 1923-33 ; elk. of Mil. Affairs
Committee, U. S. House of Representatives, 1934-41 :
app. divisional asst. at $3,200 in the Dept. of State
Feb. 1, 1941 ; at $3,300 Oct. 1, 1942 ; at $3,400 Apr. 1,
1944 ; for. affairs specialist at $3,800 June 1, 1944 :
asst. chief of military and naval affairs section, Div.
of For. Activity Correlation, at $4,600 (P-5) Dec. 20,
1944 ; asst. chief, Div. of For. Activity Correlation,
P-6, Dec. 20, 1946 ; married. — FC.
Anderson, Orville C. — app. information officer in the
For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Rome July 29,
1946 : For. Ser. Reserve officer of class three Nov.
13, 1946.
Anderson, Ralph V. — b. Oneida, Kans., Aug. 29, 1909 ;
U. S. Navy 1940-46, comdr. ; app. chief of operations
section, Div. of Cryptography, Dept. of State, P-5,
Feb. 25, 1946; married. — CY.
Anderson, Robert. — b. Boston, Mass.. Jan. 6, 1922 ;
Philljps Andover grad. ; sch. in England 1935-37 ;
Yale,' B. A. 1944 ; U. S. Army 1943-46. 1st It. ; app. v.c.
in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Shanghai
Feb. 25, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13, 1946.
Anderson, Stewart Going — b. Chicago. 111., June 10,
1912; Harvard Sch. for Boys grad.; Dartmouth, A.B.
1934 ; Ecole Sup6rieure de Commerce, Neuchatel,
Switzerland, cert. 1935 ; N.Y.U. Grad. Sch. of Business
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125
Admin. 1935-36 ; Fletcher Sen. of Law and Diplomacy,
A.M. 1939 ; jr. accountant 1935-36 ; traveling auditor
1936-37 ; ensign, U. S. Naval Reserve 1937-40 ; For.
Ser. elk. Aug.-Sept. 1940 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass.,
v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Sept. 3, 1940 ;
v.c. at Toronto Sept. 7, 1940 ; to the Dept. Aug. 15,
1941 (For. Ser. Sen. Nov. 3-Dec. 6, 1941) ; 3d sec. and
v.c. at Montevideo Dec. 3, 1941 ; class eight Aug. 13,
1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Anderson, Walter H. — b. Rockford, 111., Sept. 6,
1900 ; Rockford High Sch. ; La Salle Extension U. 2
yrs. ; cml. work 1916-19 ; U. S. Army 1919-21 ; app.
elk. at $900 in the Dept. of State Mar. 8, 1921 ; at
$1,000 Oct. 7, 1921 ; at $1,080 Sept. 1, 1922 ; at $1,140
Dec. 1, 1922 ; at $1,200 Jan. 1, 1923 ; at $1,500 July 1,
1924 ; at $1,680 July 1, 1925 ; at $1,740 Nov. 1, 1927 ;
at $1,860 July 1, 1928 ; at $1,920 July 1, 1928 ; file elk.,
London Naval Conf., 1930 ; at $2,100 July 1, 1930 ;
elk., Int. Monetary and Economic Conf. London, 1933 ;
at $2,200 Aug. 1, 1936 ; at $2,300 Apr. 16, 1939 ;
chief of political section, Div. of Communications and
Records, at $2,600 Nov. 9, 1940 ; admin, asst. May 16,
1942 ; at $2,700 July 1, 1942 ; divisional asst. at $3,200
May 1, 1943 ; at $3,300 Jan. 1, 1945 ; chief of commu-
nications and research section, Div. of Central Services,
at $3,500 (CAF-10) Feb. 1, 1945 ; classification officer
U. S. del., United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San
Francisco, 1945 ; chief of records branch, Div. of Com-
munications and Records, CAF— 11, June 30, 1946 ;
married. — DC.
Anderson, Walter Stratton, Jr. — b. New York, N. Y.,
Apr. 21, 1912 ; Loomis Sch. grad. ; Harvard, B.S. 1933 ;
bank teller 1934—35 ; editorial research asst. for news-
paper chain 1935 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c.
of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 2, 1937 ;
v.c. at Havre July 8, 1937 ; For. Ser. Sch. Oct.
24, 1938 ; v.c. at Johannesburg Apr. 19, 1939 ; at
Lourengo Marques, temp., Jan. 10, 1940 ; at Johannes-
burg Feb. 29, 1940 ; at Lagos Mar. 3, 1941 ; at Accra
Dec. 12, 1941 ; class eight Oct. 20, 1942 ; to the Dept.
Nov. 11, 1942 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Lima Feb. 18, 1943 ;
v.c. at Iquitos, temp., Jan. 27, 1944 : v.c. at Lima in
addition to duties as 3d sec. Mar. 6, 1944 ; class seven
July 16, 1944 ; 2d sec. at Lima in addition to duties as
v.c. Aug. 21, 1944 ; class six Aug. 13, 1945 ; 2d sec. and
v.c. at Budapest Apr. 17, 1946 (canceled) ; at London
Aug. 22, 1946 ; cons, and cons, at London in addition
to duties as 2d sec. Oct. 24, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Anderson, William O. — b. Shelbyville, Ind., Aug. 21,
1920 ; Wabash Coll., A.B. 1942 ; Fletcher Sch. of Law
and Diplomacy 1942-43 ; U. of Colo. 1943 ; high-sch.
teacher 1943-44 ; instr., War Relocation Authority,
1944—45 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and
assigned to the Dept. June 28, 1945 ; v.c. at Capetown
Sept. 12, 1945 ; at Port Elizabeth, temp., Sept. 24, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ;
also admin, asst. at Capetown Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Andrews, George D. — b. Greenwood, Va., Aug. 30,
1902 ; Phillips Andover ; U. of Va., B.S. 1924 ; Oxford,
A.B. 1926 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass. and v.c.
of career Aug. 24, 1927 ; For. Ser. Sch. Sept. 29,
1927 ; v.c. at Warsaw Mar. 13, 1928 ; For. Ser.
officer to the leg. at Habana Nov. 29, 1930 ; sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 20, 1930 ; 3d sec. at Habana
Jan. 8, 1931 ; at Tokyo Nov. 10, 1933 ; class eight July
1, 1934 ; cons. Jan. 22, 1935 ; class seven Apr. 1,
1937 ; 2d sec. at Tokyo May 6, 1937 ; cons, at Panama
Nov. 26, 1938 ; also 2d sec. at Panama Dec. 15, 1938 ;
class six Aug. 16, 1941 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Santiago
Apr. 13, 1942 ; class five July 16, 1944 ; class four
Dec. 17, 1945 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Warsaw Jan. 18,
1946 ; 1st sec. at Warsaw in addition to duties as cons.
May 9, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Andrews, Laurence E. — app. admin, officer in the
For. Ser. and assigned at London July 1, 1946; For.
Ser. Staif officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; asst. to
head of News Service at London Nov. 13, 1946.
Andrus, J. Russell. — b. Puyallup, Wash., Sept. 19,
1902 ; Fowler High Sch. grad. ; U. of Redlands, B.A.
1925 ; U. of Calif. M.A. 1926, Ph.D. 1934 ; Cambridge
U. 1935 ; instr., U. of Calif. 1925-28 ; prof, of econ.
1928—40, dean of men 1930-33 Judson Coll. Rangoon,
India ; prof, of econ., U. of Rangoon, India, 1936 — 40 ;
assoc. prof, of econ., U. of Redlands, 1940-42 ; econ.
analyst, Bu. of For. and Dom. Com., 1942—44 ; dir. of
intelligence, New Delhi, India, 1944—45, chief of section
Sept.-Dec. 1945, Office of War Information ; app.
country specialist, P-6, in the Dept. of State Nov. 28,
1945 ; married. — MEL
Andrus, Maynard. — b. Valley City, N.Dak., Dec. 17,
1892 ; Oberlin Acad. grad. ; Dartmouth Coll. 1911-13 ;
Harvard, A.B. 1916 ; law elk. 1916-17 ; private sec. to
oil operator 1917-1S ; app. elk. in the Am. leg. at The
Hague Jan. 1, 1919 ; at Berlin Feb. 5, 1920 ; at Rio de
Janeiro July 27, 1939 ; admin, asst. at Rio de Janeiro
Apr. 21, 1946; For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov.
13, 1946.
Annunziata, Alfred S. — app. admin, asst. in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Rome July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946.
Ansara, James Michael.- — b. Lowell. Mass., Apr. 6,
1908 : Lowell High Sch. grad. ; Am. U. of Beirut, Syria,
1926-27 ; Harvard, A.B. 1931 : Harvard Law Sch.
1931-32 ; Harvard Grad. Sch. 1932-33, 1935-36 ;
writer 1934—41 ; editor of Syrian-Am. cultural publi-
cation 1941—42 ; econ. analyst, For. Econ. Admin.
1943-45 ; app. divisional asst. at $5,180 (P-5) in the
Dept. of State July 27, 1945 ; married. — FN.
Anachuetz, Norbert Lee. — b. Leavenworth, Kans.,
May 16, 1915 ; Kans. City High Sch. grad. ; U. of Kans.,
A.B. 1936 : Harvard, LL.B. 1939 ; mem. of bar of Mo. ;
atty., 1939-41 : U. S. Army 1941-46 ; It. col., overseas
service ; app. information liaison officer, P-5, in the
Dept. of State Aug. 19, 1946 ; married.— NEA.
Antoniades, Anna Gault (Mrs.) — b. New York, N.Y.,
Nov. 29, 1893 : high sch. ; business sch. ; George Wash-
ington U. 1918—21 ; stenog. for financial firms 1912—14,
1915-18, for telegraph company 1914-15 ; sec, Treas.
Dept., 1918-21 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Berlin
June 13, 1921 ; resigned Aug. 1, 1924 ; app. elk. in
Am. leg. at Athens Apr. 6, 1925 ; at Ottawa Apr. 30,
1942 ; admin, asst. at Ottawa Oct. 6, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class eleven Nov. 13, 1946.
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Apodaca, Joseph Louis.— b. Las Cruces, N. Mex., May 28,
1905; Union High Sch. grad.; U. of Notre Dame, A. B. 1930;
Northwestern, M. B. A. 1933, Ph. D. 1942; N. Mex. Nat. Guard
1924-26; 2d It., O. R. C, 1932-42; instr. and asst. prof., U. of
Notre Dame. 1930-37; economist, Dept. of Agri. 1938-4!, Office
of Coordinator of Inter-Am. Affairs and Bd. of Econ. Warfare
1941-42; special representative in Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and
Panama, Rubber Development Corp., 1942-45; app. cml. att.
in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Buenos Aires Nov.
28, 1945; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class three Nov. 13. 1946:
married.
Appelbee, Francis Beisly. — b. Warborough, England,
Mar. 5, 1896 ; naturalized 1941 ; prep. sch. in England ;
Royal Air Force 1915-19 ; relief work in Turkey and
Russia 1919-23; automobile dealer 1923-24; with
European branch of automobile mfg. company in
France and Balkans 1924-35 : special representative
for automobile mfg. company in India, Burma, Ceylon,
and Kansas City 1936-43 : chief of section. United
Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Admin. 1943^44, For.
Econ. Admin. 1944-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of
State as supply officer, CAF-14, Oct. 20, 1945 ; mar-
ried.— UD.
Arlt, Paul T. — b. New York, N. Y., Mar. 15. 1914;
Townsend Harris Hall grad. ; Colgate. B. A. 1933:
art schs. 1934-37 : newspaper artist 1937-38 : artist
and picture framer 1939—42 ; ship's carpenter for
boat-building company 1942-44 ; U. S. Marine Corps
1944-46, overseas service ; app. graphic designer, CAF-
11, in the Dept. of State Apr. 5, 1946 ; married. — PN.
Armenta, J. Anthony. — b. Barranquilla, Colombia.
Apr. 13. 1909; naturalized 1936; Mission High Sch.
grad. : St. Mary's Coll. 1928-29 ; IT. of Calif. 1929-31 ;
elk. in typewriter company 1931-33 ; mgr. of theater
1933-35 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Cartagena Sept.
7. 1936 : at Medellfn June 10, 1941 : at Cartagena
Oct. 30. 1941 ; at Medellin Dec. 13, 1941 ; v.c. at
Medellfn Feb. 5, 1946 : also admin, asst. at Medellin
Feb. 10. 1946; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13. 1946 : v.c. at Medellfn Nov. 13, 1946; married.
Armijo, Patrick Henry. — b. Albuquerque, N.Mex.,
Mar. 17, 1902 : Albuquerque High Sch. grad. ; business
sch. ; U.S. Army 1919-21 ; accounting elk. 1922-26,
chief elk. of accounting dept. 1926—31, sr. elk. of ac-
counting dept. 1931, audit elk. 1932-34. asst. chief elk.
1935-37. asst. agt. and accountant 1937-40, freight and
passenger solicitor 1940—42, for importing company ;
app. elk. in Am. cons, at Cartagena Aug. 17, 1942 ; in
Am. emb. at Quito Feb. 17, 1944 ; in Am. consulate at
Windsor Mar. 26, 1945 (canceled) ; in Am. emb. at
Bogota Nov. 9, 1945 ; v.c. and admin, asst. at Bogota
Feb. 11, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Bogota Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Armstrong, Elizabeth Howard. — b. New York, N. Y. ;
Brearley Sch. grad. : Barnard Coll., B. A. 1920 ; U. of
Zurich, Switzerland, 1927-28 ; Columbia, Ph.D. 1937 ;
clinic aide in hosp. 1922-24 ; research asst., Office of
the Co-ordinator of Inf. 1941-42, Office of Strategic
Services, 1942-43 ; app. divisional asst. at $3,200 in
the Dept. of State Oct. 22, 1943 ; country specialist at
$3,800 July 1, 1944 ; asst. on int. org. Mar. 16, 1945 ;
at $4,600 (P-5) Apr. 21, 1945: sec. of comm., United
Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; spe-
cialist on int. org. affairs, P-6. Apr. 21. 1946 : special-
ist on dependent area affairs Aug. 11, 1946. — DA.
Armstrong, Frederic Sylvester, Jr. — b. Brockton,
Mass., July 3, 1917 ; Phillips Acad. grad. ; Harvard.
A.B. 1939, grad. work 1939-40 ; U.S. Army 1941-45,
capt., overseas service ; app. v.c. in the For. Ser. Auxil-
iary and assigned to the Dept. Jan. 8, 1946 ; at Ham-
burg Jan. 21, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. June 21, 1946 ; v.c.
at Hamburg July 15, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Armstrong, Lawrence Sheppard. — b. Penn Yan, N.Y.,
July 6, 1895 ; Hoosac Sch. grad. ; Sillig Sch., Switzer-
land ; Williams Coll., A.B. 1917; U. S. Army 1917-19;
bank elk. 1919 ; elk. in wholesale paper company
1920-23 ; app. v.c. of career of class three Oct. 6, 1923 ;
v.c. at Liverpool Nov. 19, 1923 ; For. Ser. officer un-
class. July 1. 1924 ; v.c. at Messina Sept. 7. 1926 ; at
Naples Feb. 28, 1928 ; class eight, cons., and cons, at
Naples May 23. 1929 ; at Lisbon Apr. 10, 1930 ; class
seven Feb. 27. 1931; cons, at Tunis Nov. 11, 1933; at
Tampico June 10, 1936 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Aug.
17, 1937; cons, at Nogales July 28, 1938; class six
Aug. 16, 1941 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Habana Aug. 6,
1942 ; cons, at Camagiiey Aug. 16, 1944 ; at Cardiff
May 24, 1945 (canceled) : 2d sec. and cons, at Lisbon
July 6, 1945 : cons, at Oporto, temp., Oct. 23, 1945 ;
For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Armstrong, Oscar Vance. — b. Hsuchowfu, China, of Am.
parents, Apr. 19, 1918; Shanghai Am. Sch. grad.; Davidson Coll.,
B. S. 1939; actuarial elk. with insur. company 1939-41; U. S.
Army 1941-45, 1st It.; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. June 3, 1946; to the Dept.
June 17, 1946; v. c. at Canton July 18, 1946; For. Ser. officer of
class six Nov. 13, 1946; married.
Armstrong, William Park, Jr.— b. Princeton, N. J., May 31,
1907; Phillips Andover Acad, grad.; Princeton, A. B. 1925;
chief of research in investment banking firm 1929-42; chief of
heavy industries section, Bd. of Econ. Warfare, 1942-43; U. S.
Army 1943-46, maj.; app. intelligence program adviser, Special
Estimates Staff, Dept. of State, P-8, July 1, 1948; married.
Armstrong, Willis C. — -b. Brooklyn, N.Y., Apr. 2,
1912 ; Phillips Andover grad. ; Swarthmore, A.B. 1933 ;
Columbia, M.A. 1934, grad. work 1934-39, U. of Calif.,
summers 1936-37 ; teacher in prep. sch. 1934-39 ;
translater in Am. emb. at Moscow 1939—41 ; chief of
branch, Office of Lend-Lease Admin. 1941-43, For. Econ.
Admin. 1943-45 ; dir. of Russian shipping area, War
Shipping Admin., 1945-46 ; lecturer, Am. U. 1945-46,
For. Ser. Educational Foundation 1946— ; app. asst.
adviser on state trading, P— 7, in the Dept. of State
Aug. 26, 1946 ; adviser, U.S. del., 1st Meeting of Pre-
paratory Comm., Int. Conf. on Trade and Employment,
London, 1946. — CP.
Arnason, Hjorvardur Harvard. — b. Winnipeg, Canada.
Apr. 24, 1909 ; naturalized ; high-sch. grad. ; U. of
Manitoba, 1925-27; Northwestern, B. S. 1931, M. A.
1937 ; Princeton, M. F. A. 1939 ; library asst. 1932-34,
instr. 1936-38, Northwestern U. ; lecturer, Hunter
Coll., 1939-42 ; research asst. and lecturer, The Frick
Collection, N. Y., 1938-42; chief of area branch 1942-
45, field representative in Iceland 1943-44, Office of
War Information ; transferred to the Dept. of State
BIOGRAPHIES
127
as asst. deputy dir.. Office of Int. Information and
Cultural Affairs, CAF-14, Aug. 31, 1945; act. chief of
Evaluation Unit, Program Planning and Evaluation
Bd., Jan. 1, 1946; alt. U. S. representative, Prepara-
tory Commn. of United Nations Educational, Scientific
and Cultural Org., London, 1946 ; married. — PEB.
Arnold, Henry F. — app. admin, officer in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Helsinki July 1, 1946; For. Ser.
Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 : public-
affairs officer at Helsinki Nov. 13, 1946.
Arnold, Julean, Jr.— b. Hankow, China, of Am. parents Oct. 8'
1914; Shanghai Am. Sch. grad.; Pomona Coll., B. A. 1936:
Fletcher Sch. of Law and Diplomacy, A. M. 1938; cml. agt.,
Bu. of For. and Dom. Com., 1939-41; U. S. Army 1941-46,
It. col.; app. country specialist, P-4, in the Dept. of State May
3, 1946; married.— CP.
Arnold, Robert C. — b. Bend. Oreg., Sept. 9, 1910 ;
Columbia U. 1930-31 ; U. of Oreg. 1932-33 ; U. of
Hamburg 1933 ; U. of Heidelberg 1933-34 ; with private
companies 1929-30, 1931-32, 1935-36 ; with U.S. Post
Office, Bend, Oreg., 1934 ; with Public Works Admin.
1936-37 ; with State reconstruction commn. 1937-40 ;
app. elk. in the For. Ser. May 13. 1940 ; at Canberra
June 8, 1940; v.c. at Sydney Nov. 3, 1944; at Chung-
king Mar. 29, 1946 (canceled) ; at Canberra June 7,
1946 (canceled) ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13, 1946.
Asher, Robert E. — b. Chicago, 111.. Oct. 18, 1910 ;
f. High Sch. grad. ; U. of Berlin 1930-31 ; U. of Chi-
cago, Ph.B. 1932, M.A. 1934 ; chief of section. War
Production Bd., 1942-43 : special asst. on North
African Econ. Bd., Lend-Lease Admin. 1943-44 ;
deputy chief of liberated areas branch, For. Ecoh.
Admin., 1944 ; special asst. in Europe 1944—45, dir.
of Div. of Procedural Coordination 1945—46, United
Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Admin. ; app. special
asst. to chief of mission for econ. affairs in the For.
Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at London Oct. 1. 1946 :
For. Ser. Staff officer of class one Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Ashford, Mahlon. — b. Washington, D.C., Apr. 7,
1904 ; Princeton Prep. Sch. grad. ; Georgetown U. Sch.
of For. Ser., cert. 1924 ; export sales corr. for mfg. com-
pany 1927-32 ; sec. to governor and asst. exec. sec. of
Puerto Rico 1933-37; analyst, Bd. of Econ. Warfare,
1941-42 ; app. divisional asst. at $3,800 in the Dept.
of State July 20, 1942; econ. analyst at Madrid Jan.
11, 1944; divisional asst. at $4,600 (P-5) in the Dept.
of State May 16, 1945 ; special asst., Int. Resources
Div., P-6, June 2, 1946 ; married. — IR.
Aspy, Richard Edmund. — b. Muncie, Ind., June 26,
1919; high-sch. grad.; U. of Calif., A.B. 1942; U.S.
Army 1942—46, overseas service : app. v.c. in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Stuttgart Mar. 5. 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946. ■
Atcheson, George, Jr. — b. Denver, Colo., Oct. 20,
1896; Fremont High Sch. (Oakland, Calif.); U. of
Calif., A.B. 1919 ; newspaper and magazine work
1915-20; U. S. Army 1918-19; instr., U. S. Sch. of
Mil. Aeronautics; 1st It. O.R.C. ; app. student inter-
preter at Peking Aug. 27, 1920 ; v.c. and interpreter
at Cbangsha Mar. 31, 1923; cons. asst. Feb. 28, 1924;
to the Dept. Mar. 7, 1924 ; For. Ser. officer unclass.
July 1, 1924; v.c. at North Bay Feb. 26, 1926; at
Tientsin Apr. 13. 1927; class eight, cons., and cons, at
Tientsin May 17. 1928; at Foochow. temp., Aug. 25,
1928; at Tientsin Feb. 9, 1929; class seven July 24,
1930 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Oct. 10, 1934 ; cons, at
Nanking Oct. 11, 1934 ; also 2d sec. of leg. at Nanking
Oct. 26, 1934; 2d sec. of emb. at Nanking Sept. 17,
1935; class six Oct. 1, 1935; class five June 1, 1937 ;
2d sec. at Peiping and cons, at Tientsin Mar. 25, 1938 ;
pres., Admin. Commn. of the Diplo. Quarter, Peiping,
June 1938-Feb. 1939; to the Dept. Feb. 14, 1939;
class four Nov. 16, 1939 ; asst. chief, Div. of Far East-
ern Affairs, Apr. 29, 1941 ; class three Feb. 1, 1942 ;
representative of the Dept. of State on exchange vessel
Drottningholm 1942 ; couns. of emb. at Chungking Dec.
4, 1942 ; class two July 16, 1944 ; class one May 16,
1945 : special asst. to the dir., Office of Far Eastern
Affairs July 5, 1945: to the Dept. Aug. 1, 1945; 1".^.
political adviser, with personal rank of minister, to
Supreme Commander for Allied Powers, Japan. Sept.
7, 1945 ; with personal rank of ambassador May 30,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class one Nov. 13, 1946 ; class
of career minister Nov. 25, 1946 ; married.
Atherton, Ray. — b. Brookline, Mass., Mar. 28, 1883;
Harvard, A.B. 1905; studied architecture in Paris 4
yrs. ; Mass. volunteer militia 3 yrs. ; banking 1907-8;
in architect's office 1914-16; app. sec. of emb. or leg.
of class four Aug. 23, 1917 ; assigned to Tokyo Sept.
6, 1917 ; class three Mar. 14, 1919 ; to Peking Jnly 30,
1919 ; on detail with Philippine Commn. Apr.-Oct.
1921; to the Dept. Mar. 1, 1922; class two Sept. 22,
1922 ; to Athens Mar. 20, 1923 ; For. Ser. officer of class
four July 1, 1924 ; to the Dept. July 17, 1924 ; class
three Sept. 20, 1924 ; 1st sec. at London Oct. 9, 1924 ;
class two Aug. 24, 1927 ; couns. of emb. at London
Sept. 26, 1927 ; class one Oct. 16, 1929 ; adviser, Lon-
don Naval Conf., 1930; representative, prep, meeting
for sugar conf., called by sec. gen. of Int. Monetary
and Economic Conf., London 1934 ; adviser, Prelimi-
nary Naval Conversations, London, June-July and
Oct.-Dec. 1934 ; adviser. London Naval Conf., 1935-36 ;
cons. gen. May 14, 1936; tech. adviser, Int. Sugar
Conf., London, 1937; E. E. and M. P. to Bulgaria
July 13, 1937 ; Am. representative. Int. Wheat Ad-
visory Committee, 1939 ; E. E. and M. P. to Denmark
Aug. 7, 1939 ; also act. chief, Div. of European Affairs,
June 24, 1940 ; E. E. and M. P. near the Govt, of Lux-
embourg established in Canada, July 8, 1943-Nov. 1,
1944 ; E. E. and M. P. to Canada and to Denmark
July 8, 1943; A. E. and P. to Canada Nov. 18, 1943,
in addition to E. E. and M. P. to Denmark ; relieved of
duties as E. E. and M. P. to Denmark June 8, 1945;
For. Ser. officer of class of career minister Nov. 14,
1946 ; married.
Atterberry, Phil R. — b. Atlanta, Mo., Feb. 20, 1908 ;
high-sch. and business-sch. grad. ; George Washing-
ton U., B. A. 1943; app. elk. at $1,320 in the Dept. of
State Jan. 3, 1927 ; at $1,380 Nov. 1, 1927 ; at $1,500
July 1, 1928 ; at $1,620 Aug. 1, 1928 ; at $1,740 July 1,
1930 ; at $1,800 Oct. 1, 1930 ; at $1,860 Aug. 1, 1936 ;
elk., Int. Radio Conf. and Int. Telegraph and Telephone
Conf., Cairo, 1938 ; at $1,920 Apr. 16. 1939 ; at $2,000
Oct. 1, 1940 ; divisional asst. at $2,600 Dec. 16, 1941 ;
at $3,200 July 16, 1942; at $3,300 Apr. 1, 1944; at
128
REGISTER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 1946
$3,800 (P-4) May 16, 1944 ; adviser, 2d West Indian
Conf., St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, 1946 ; married. —
ED.
Atwood, Rollin Salisbury. — b. Chicago, 111., June 19,
1903; Cambridge (Mass.) High Sch. grad. ; U. of Chi-
cago, B.S. 1924; Clark, M.S. 1925, Ph.D. 1928; U. of
Manchester (England) 1926-27 ; teacher of geog.in high
sch. 1925-26 : prof, of geog., Bucknell D., summer 1926,
1929; asst. prof., 1928-29, assoc. prof., 1929-35, and
prof., 1935-42, of econ. geog., U. of Fla. ; dir. of the
Inst, of Inter-Am. Affairs, 1930-42, chm. of the social
science div. of the Gen. Coll. 1935—10, and chm. of the
div. of geog. and geology, 1941-42, XL of Fla. ; prof, of
geog. and geology, U. of Iowa, summer 1940 ; del. from
U. of Fla. to the Pan Am. Recriprocal Trade Conf.,
Sacramento, 1930, 4th Pan Am. Cml. Conf., Washing-
ton, 1931, and 2d Annual Conf. of Pan Am. Inst, of
Geog. and Hist., Washington, 1935 ; app. jr. econ.
analyst at Quito Feb. 25, 1942 ; sr. econ. analyst at
Quito Apr. 8, 1943 ; political economist at $5,600
(P-6) in the Dept. of State July 7, 1944; divisional
asst. Mar. 26, 1945 ; act. asst. chief, Div. of Int. and
Functional Intelligence, Jan. 1-Nov. 7, 1946 ; mar-
ried.— DRA.
Auchincloss, John Winthrop. — b. New York, N.Y.,
Mar. 24, 1912; Groton Sch. grad.; Yale, B.A. 1934,
LL.B. 1937 ; mem. of bar of N. Y. ; associate in law firm
1937-41 ; app. asst. to the legal adviser at $3,200 in the
Dept. of State June 18, 1941 ; divisional asst. at $3,800
Dec. 16, 1941 ; at $4,600 Sept. 16, 1942 ; furlough for
mil. ser. (U.S. Army, capt., overseas service) Nov. 23,
1943-Nov. 25, 1946; at $4,800 (P-5) Apr. 1, 1945;
professional asst. Nov. 25, 1946 ; married. — EUR.
Aufricht, Hans.— b. Vienna, Austria, June 6, 1902; naturalized
1944; U. of Vienna, Dr. of Political Science 1926, LL. D. 1937;
Carnegie fellow in Int. law 1935; research asst. on govt., 1939-41,
lecturer on govt., 1941-42, 1943^4, lecturer on hist., 1944, sNew
York U.; research asst., Commn. to Study the Org. of Peace,
1941^3; instr., Army Specialized Training Program, Cornell,
1943-44; teacher of political philosophy, Hunter Coll., 1944-45;
Rockefeller fellow 1945-46; lecturer, Am. U., 1946; app. asst. on
int. org. affairs, P-5, in the Dept. of State Jan. 25, 1946; mar-
ried.—OA.
Aulette, Charles L. — b. Providence, R.I., May 21,
1911 ; George Washington, A.B. 1933 ; l'Ecole Libre des
Sciences Politiques, Paris, 1934-35 ; U. of Paris, Doc-
toral 1937 ; French Govt, scholarship for study of
economic and political conditions in Alsace-Lorraine
July-Oct. 1937 ; Georgetown, LL.B. 1942 ; mem. of bar
of D.C. ; app. econ. analyst at $2,000 in the Dept. of
State July 7, 1938 ; divisional asst. July 1, 1939 ; at
$2,600 Mar. 16, 1941; at $3,200 May 16, 1942; at
$3,800 Dec. 16, 1943; at $4,600 (P-5) Jan. 16, 1945;
married. — CP.
Austen, David Edward. — b. Charlottesville, Va., Oct.
21, 1909 ; Hill Sch. grad. ; Yale, B.A. 1931 ; Harvard,
LL.B. 1934 ; mem. of bar of N.Y. ; assoc. of law firm
1934-42 ; lawyer. Office of the Coordinator of Inter-
Am. Affairs, 1942-43 ; exec, for lend-lease admin.. For.
Econ. Admin., 1943-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of
State as staff asst., British Empire and Middle East
Branch, Office of For. Liquidation, CAF-15, Oct. 20,
1945 ; deputy exec. dir. for lend-lease Oct. 22, 1946 ;
married. — OFLC.
Austin, Warren Robinson. — b. Highgate, Vt., Nov. 12,
1877; U. of Vt., Ph.B. 1899 ; mem. of bars of Vt. and
D.C. ; with law firm 1899-1902 ; state dist. atty. 1904-
06 ; U.S. commr. 1907-15 ; atty., Am. int. corp. in
China 1916-17, Vt. State Medical Society 1910-31 ;
mem. of U.S. Senate 1931^16 ; app. special representa-
tive of the President of the U.S. with rank of am-
bassador, U.S. del., United Nations, Aug. 3, 1946 ;
married.
Await, Frederick Harland. — b. San Luis Obispo,
Calif., June 4, 1910 ; San Luis Obispo High Sch. grad. ;
Dartmouth, A.B. 1933 ; Sch. of Oriental Studies, Am. U.
at Cairo, 1933-35 ; intern, asst. business specialist, and
business specialist, Bu. of For. and Dom.Com., 1937-42 ;
app. divisional asst. at $3,800 in the Dept. of State
Feb. 20, 1942 ; jr. econ. analyst at Lima Oct. 5, 1942 ;
econ. analyst at Jidda June 9, 1944 ; tech. mem.. Spe-
cial Diplo. Mission to the Yemen, 1946 ; v.c. and econ.
analyst at Tehran Apr. 29, 1946 (canceled) ; country
specialist, P-6, in the Dept. of State Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married. — AF.
Axton, Matilda Fannie. — b. Salt Lake City, Utah ;
Middlebury Coll., A.B. 1923 ; grad. work, American
U., 1928-29 ; app. editorial asst. at $1,500 in the
Dept. of State. Apr. 1, 1926; at $1,680 July 1, 1927;
at $1,800 July 1, 1928; at $2,000 Aug. 1, 1928; at
$2,200 July 1, 1930 ; at $2,300 Nov. 11, 1931 ; at $2,400
Apr. 1, 1938 ; at $2,600 Mar. 1, 1939 ; at $2,700 Oct. 1,
1941 ; editor and asst. chief of research section, Div.
of Research and Publication, at $3,200 (P-3) Mar. 1,
1942 ; at $3,300 Oct. 1, 1943 ; divisional asst. Apr. 1,
1944 ; research asst. Oct. 1, 1944 ; at $3,750 July 1,
1945 ; P-4 Mar. 14, 1946. — RE.
Aye, Thomas Lee.— b. Kelly, Pa., Aug. 22, 1911; Har-Brack
High Sch. (Brackenridge, Pa.) grad.; Washington and Jefferson
U., B. S. 1932; chief engineer, radio station 1940-44; radio engineer,
Office of War Information, 1944-45; transferred to the Dept. of
State as radio engineer, P-4, Aug. 31, 1945; P-5 July 28, 1946;
married. — IBD.
Ayer, William Francis. — b. Philadelphia, Pa., Oct. 12,
1914 ; Woodbury (N.J.) High Sch. grad. ; U. of Colo.,
B.A. 1938 ; insur. survey writer 1939-40 ; gen. insur.
underwriter and industrial survey writer 1940—44 ;
app. v.c. at Bradford Apr. 27, 1944 ; at Belfast Aug.
25, 1944 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Ayres, Ruth Wheelock. — b. Waltham, Mass. ; New-
ton High Sch. grad. ; Radcliffe Coll., A. B. 1925, A. M.
1927 : Robert Brookines Grad. Sch.. Ph. D. 1929 : instr.
in econ., N. Y. U., 1930-31 ; analyst, Dept. of Agri.,
1934 ; consumer adviser, Nat. Recovery Admin., 1934—
35 ; dir. of urban study of consumer purchases, Bu.
of Labor Statistics, 1936-37; economist 1939-40;
consultant, Council of Nat. Defense and Office of Price
Admin., 1940-42 ; pres. of League of Women Voters,
1940-42 ; chief of program activities branch, Consumer
Div., Office of Price Admin., .Tune-Nov., 1942 ; app.
economist at $5,400 (P-5) in the Dept. of State June 1,
1943 ; chief of branch, Div. of For. Ser. Planning, P-6,
Jan. 4, 1946.— FSP.
Baber, Powhatan Miller. — b. Clarksburg, W.Va., Feb.
19, 1917 ; Morgantown High Sch. grad. ; business sch. ;
W.Va. U., A.B. 1939 ; sec. to gen. mgr. of hotel 1940-41 ;
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elk., U.S. Maritime Commn., 1941 ; app. elk. in the For.
Ser. and assigned to the Dept. Jan. 15, 1942 ; at Ankara
Feb. 3, 1942 ; furlough for mil. ser. (U.S. Army) Jan.
25, 1945-Feb. 25, 194G ; v.c. at Montreal Feb. 25, 1946 ;
at Instanbul Mar. 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Baccanelli, Elma D. — app. admin, asst. in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Rome July 1, 1946 : For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; information
asst. at Rome Nov. 13, 1946.
Bach, Morton. — b. New York, N. Y., Nov. 25, 1904 ;
Mount Vernon High Sch. grad. ; N. Y. U. 1927-28 ;
U. S. Army 1942-43, overseas service ; with brokerage
firms 1927-41 ; unit head, Foreign Funds Control Div.,
Treas. Dept., 1941^4 ; app. sr. econ. analyst in the For.
Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Bern Nov. 28, 1944 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946.
Backe, Sverre Moystad.— b. Vestre Aker, Norway, Mar. 6,
1908; naturalized 1935; Tromso (Norway) High Sch. grad.;
Tromso Coll. 1923-24; Gibostad (Norway) Coll. 1925-27; sheep
rancher 1929-34; owner and mgr. of hardware store 1935-36;
foreman in gold mine 1936-38; app. v. c. and admin, asst. in the
For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Berlin Jan. 17, 1946 (canceled);
at Munich July 1, 1946; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class six
Nov. 13, 1946; v. c. at Munich Nov. 13, 1946; married.
Bacon, John Kenly. — b. Wilmington, N.C., Dec. 24,
1903 ; Phillips Andover grad. ; Yale, B.A. 1925 ; cml.
work 1925-27 ; treas. of corp. 1927-30 ; app. For. Ser.
officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Dec. 16, 1930; v.c. at St. John, N. B., Jan. 5,
1931; For. Ser. Sch. Aug. 8, 1931; v.c. at Callao-
Lima Dec. 10, 1931; at Stockholm Apr. 12, 1935; at
Goteborg, temp., May 22, 1936 ; at Stockholm June 29,
1936; class eight Apr. 1, 1937; cons. Apr. 22, 1937;
cons, at Stockholm Apr. 26, 1937 ; at Oslo, temp., July
3, 1937 ; 3d sec. at Caracas July 19, 1937 ; cons, and
3d sec. at Port-au-Prince Mar. 30, 1938 ; class seven
Apr. 1, 1939 ; 2d sec. at Port-au-Prince in addition to
duties as cons. June 20, 1939; to the Dept. Aug. 28,
1941 ; act. asst. chief, Div. of the Am. Republics, Sept.
15, 1942 ; class six Oct. 20, 1942 ; asst. chief. Div. of the
Am. Republics, Mar. 22, 1943 ; asst. chief, Div. of River
Plate Affairs, Jan. 15-Mar. 27, 1944 ; act. chief, Jan.
15— Mar. 27. 1944; press officer, United Nations Comm.
of Jurists, Washington, 1945 ; class five May 16, 1945 ;
class four Aug. 13, 1945 ; cons, at Quebec Oct. 15,
1945 ; Fot Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Bacon, Leonard Lee. — b. Webster. N.Y., May 17,
1907; East High Sch. (Rochester) grad.; Yale, A.B.
1928 ; Harvard, LL.B. 1931 ; U. of Poitiers, France,
summer 1925 ; mem. of bar of N.Y. ; assoc. in law firm
1931-39 ; dir. of civic assns. 1935-^2 ; dir. and trustee
of charitable societies 1938— ; law practice 1940^42 ;
dir. of Rochester planning and housing council 1941—
42 ; U.S. Army 1942—45, overseas service ; app. econ.
analyst in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at
Zurich Oct. 18, 1945 (to proceed after temp, detail) ;
at Bern, temp., Jan. 10, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer
of class eight Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Bacon, Ruth Elizabeth. — b. Wooster, Ohio ; Medford
(Mass.) High Sch. ; Radcliffe Coll., A.B. 1928, Ph.D.
1931; Cambridge U., England, 1928-29; Carnegie
fellow in int. law 1928-29 ; U. of Mich., summer 1932 ;
instr., Wellesley Coll., 1931-32 ; research asst, Bu. of
Int. Research of Harvard and Radcliffe, and asst. to
int. lawyer and Judge, 1933-39 ; app. divisional asst.
at $3,200 in the Dept. of State Feb. 1, 1939; at $3,800
May 16, 1940 ; at .$5,600 (P-6) June 16, 1942 ; adviser,
Office of Far Eastern Affairs, Sept. 1, 1944 ; asst. sec.
of comm., United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San
Francisco, 1945 ; also act. exec, officer, Office of Far
Eastern Affairs, Nov. 8, 1945-Feb. 14, 1946 ; special
asst. to the dir., P-7, Oct. 20, 1946. — FE.
Baer, Barbara. — b. New York, N. Y., June 7, 1922 ;
Horace Mann Sch. grad. ; Bryn Mawr, B.A. 1943, M.A.
1944 ; Columbia U. 1943 ; asst. dir. of Stillwater Com-
munity Coll. experiment in int. living June— Sept.
1941 ; asst. dir. of Spanish house, Bryn Mawr, 1943-
44 ; Office of Strategic Services, editorial analyst
Sept.-Dec. 1944, research analyst 1944—45 ; app. in
the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept. May
1, 1945 ; cultural-relations asst. at Santiago May 11,
1945 ; at La Paz Feb. 20, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; cultural asst. at La Paz
Nov. 13, 1946.
Bagby, Philip Haxall. — b. Richmond, Va., July 16,
1918 ; Coll. d'Antibes ; Episcopal High Sch. (Alexan-
dria) grad. ; Harvard, A. B. 1939 ; advertising work for
newspaper 1939-40 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c.
of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Mar. 20, 1941 ; v.c.
at Casablanca Apr. 1, 1941 ; at Calcutta June 4, 1943;
furlough for mil. ser. (U.S. Army) Jan. 19— Nov. 11,
1945 ; to the Dept. Nov. 1, 1945 ; class eight May 19,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946. —
IS.
Bailey, Edwin Tomlin. — b. Tuekahoe, N.J., May 23,
1907 ; Hasbrouck Heights High Sch. grad. ; Columbia,
B.S. 1928, M.A. 1932; Cesare Affieri, Florence, Italy,
diploma 1935 ; elk. 1929-31 ; instr., Monmouth Jr. Coll.,
1933-34 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Oct. 1, 1935 ; v.c. at South-
ampton Oct. 3, 1935 ; to the For. Ser. Sch. Dec. 5,
1936 ; v.c. at Warsaw Apr. 7, 1937 ; v.c. and 3d sec.
at Kaunas Oct. 21, 1939 ; For. Ser. officer at Prague
July 25, 1940; 3d sec at Berlin Oct. 7, 1940-Dec. 11,
1941 ; class eight May 1, 1941 ; to the Dept. June 19,
1942 ; class seven July 16, 1943 ; asst. to Dept. of State
representative, jt. State and War Dept. mission to
liberated prisoner-of-war and concentration camps in
Europe, 1945 ; asst. chief, Special War Problems Div.,
May 1, 1945 ; class five May 16, 1945 ; cons, and cons,
at Munich July 5, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Bailey, Eldon Leon. — b. Somerset, Pa., May 28, 1901 ;
Eastern High Sch. (D.C.) grad. ; Nat. U. Law Sch.,
LL.B. 1927 ; U.S. Navy 1917-19 ; elk., examiner, ad-
judicator, asst. administrator, dir. of ser., exec, officer
1919—42, exec. asst. to administrator 1945^6, Vet-
erans' Admin. ; U.S. Army 1942-45, col., overseas serv-
ice ; app. att. in the For. Ser. and assigned at London
Sept. 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class two
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Bailey, John "William, Jr. — b. Bonham, Tex., Apr.
20, 1894; Austin High Sch. grad.; business-sch. grad.;
U. of Tex., 1916-17, 1919-20 ; U. of Besancon, France,
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1919 ; transportation agt. for oil company, Mexico,
1913-14 ; postal elk. 1915 ; sec. to prof., Tex. Agri.
and Mech. Coll., 1915-16; D. S. Army 1917-19, 2d
It., overseas service ; canteen sec. overseas 1920-21 ;
ranching and real-estate business, Mexico, 1921—24 ;
app. elk. in Am. consulate at Geneva Mar. 1924 ; v.c.
at Geneva Oct. 17, 1924 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c.
of career, and v.c. at Geneva, Aug. 3, 1925 ;
at Lausanne, temp., Oct. 5, 1925 ; at Geneva Oct. 19,
1925: at Loanda Mar. 11, 1926; at Prague Jan. 24,
1929 ; class eight, cons., and assigned to Prague Dec.
19. 1929 ; class seven July 1, 1931 ; at Rosario Feb. 3,
1932 ; at Buenos Aires Dec. 16, 1932 ; to the Dept. Jan.
15, 1935 ; asst. chief, Div. of For. Ser. Personnel, at
$6,500, Apr. 1, 1935 ; at $7,000 June 1, 1939 ; at $7,250
Jan. 1, 1942; For. Ser. officer of class three, sec. in the
Diplo. Ser., and cons. gen. Oct. 1. 1943; to the Dept.
Oct. 1, 1943 ; cons. gen. and 1st sec. at Santiago Nov. 8,
1943 ; class two Aug. 13, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of
class two Nov. 13. 1946 ; married.
Bailey, Robert Gano. — h. Bound Brook, N. J., Apr. 27,
1911 ; Mt. Holly High Sch. grad. ; Wesleyan U., B.A.
1932, M.A. 1933; Princeton, M.A. 1939; Institut de
Phon<5tique, U. of Paris. 1937 ; Universklnd Nacional
de Mexico 1940 ; instr. in foreign languages, Massa-
nutten Acad., 1933—34; asst. prof, of French, David-
son Coll., 1935-36 ; instr. in romance langnages,
Wesleyan U.. 1939-43 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser.
Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept. Mar. 16, 1945;
v.c. at Panama May 3, 1945 ; v.c. and admin, asst. at
Puerto de la Cruz, temp., May 14, 1946 ; at Colon May
31. 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13,
1946 ; v.c. at Colon Nov. 13, 1946.
Bailey, Waldo Emerson. — b. Winona, Miss., Nov. 16,
1896; Jackson (Miss.) High Sch. grad.; Castle Heights
Acad. grad. ; Miss. State Coll., B.S. 1920 ; George Pea-
body Coll. for Teachers, Nashville, Tenn., M.A. 1928 ;
U. S. Marine Corps 1918-19, overseas service ; asst. prin-
cipal of high sch. 1919-20 ; field representative for vari-
ous organizations 1920-23 ; elk., Am. consulate, Karachi,
and Am. consulate gen., Calcutta, 1923-24 ; teacher of
Eng. in Puerto Rico 1925 ; platform supt., Chautauqua
circuit, 1925 ; assoc. editor and asst. mgr. of daily news-
paper 1925-26; app. v.c. at Rosario Feb. 6. 1926; re-
signed Jan. 30, 1927 ; teacher of hist.. Middle Tenn.
State Teachers Coll., 1928; app. v.c. at Mazatlan July
26, 1928; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and
sec. in the Diplo. Ser Mar. 8, 1930; v.c. at Montevideo
Apr. 3, 1930 ; at Progreso Jan. 20. 1932 ; at Merida Nov.
11, 1933; at Lyon Mar. 1. 1935; at Nairobi Jan. 17,
1938 ; class eight Apr. 1, 1939 ; v.c. at London Mar. 28,
1941 ; class seven Aug. 16, 1941 ; also 3d sec. at London
Dec. 22, 1941 ; 2d sec. at London in addition to duties
as v.c. Jan. 7, 1942 ; cons. Jan. 19. 1943 ; cons, at Lon-
don in addition to duties as 2d sec. Jan. 26, 1943; cons,
at Ciudad Juarez, temp., Mar. 15. 1943 ; at Merida July
24, 1943; resigned Sept. 30, 1943 to enter the armed
services ; app. For. Ser. officer of class seven, sec. in
the Diplo. Ser., and cons. Nov. 25, 1944 : cons, at
Vancouver Jan. 14. 1946 ; class six May 19, 1946 : cons.
at Dhahran July 22, 1946; For. Ser. officer and cons,
at Victoria, B.C., temp., Aug. 9. 1946: For. Ser. officer
of chiss four Nov. 13, 1946.
Bailey, Walter H. — b. Bergman. Ark., Oct, •_'!>, 1917 ;
high-sch. grad.: Southwest Mo. State Teachers Coll.,
A.B. 1940 ; Syracuse U., M.S. 1942 ; asst. in geog. dept..
Southwest Mo. State Teachers Coll., 1937-40 ; mem. of
seismograph groups for oil companies, summers 1937
and 1940 ; cartographer, Syracuse U., summer 1941 :
grad. asst. in geog., Syracuse U., 1940-42 ; app. carto-
graphic engineer at $2,000 in the Dept. of State Aug.
10, 1942 ; at $2,600 Dec. 16, 1942 ; resigned Jan. 27.
1943 to enter the armed services ; U.S. Army 1943-45.
overseas service ; app. geographer, P-3, in the Dept. of
State Feb. 15, 1946 ; att. in the For. Ser. and assigned
at Berlin Sept. 25, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
ten Nov. 13. 1946.
Baker, George Worthington. — b. Washington Court
House, Ohio, Apr. 7, 1916 ; Washington High Sch. grad. ;
Denison U., A.B. 1937; Harvard, LL.B. 1940; mem. of
bar of Ohio ; atty., Fed. Home Loan Bank Bd., 1940-41 ;
app. divisional asst. at $2,600 In the Dept. of State Oct.
3, 1941; at $3,200 Nov. 16, 1941; at $3,S0O Sept. 16.
1942 ; asst. chief. Div. of World Trade Intelligence, July
5, 1943; at $4,600 Nov. 1, 1943; at $5,600 June 16,
1944 ; asst. chief, Div. of Econ. Security Control, Mar.
1, 1945; at $6,230 July 1, 1945; at $7,175 (P-7) July
3, 1945 ; mem., U.S. del.. Allied-Swiss war trade nego-
tiations, Bern, 1945, Allied Reparations Commn., Ber-
lin, 1945-46, Conf. on Reparations. Paris, 1945-46. —
ES.
Baker, Homer Llewellyn. — b. Oconomowoc, Wis..
June 19, 1910 ; St. John's Mil. Acad. grad. ; George
Washington, Ph.B. 1935 ; statistician 1934-36, jr.
economist 1936-37, asst. economist 1937-42, assoc.
economist 1942, Public Roads Admin. ; U.S. Army
1942-46, maj. : app. divisional asst., P-5, in the Dept.
of State Oct. 21, 1946 ; married. — JK.
Baker, Richard Brown. — b. Providence, R.I., Nov. 5,
1912 ; Moses Brown Sch. grad. ; Students Int. Union.
Geneva, summer 1932 ; Yale, B.A. 1935 ; Oxford, B.A.
and M.A. 1938 ; reporter and editorial staff writer for
newspaper 1938-40 ; sec. to Am. amb. to Spain 1940 :
editorial reporter, For. Broadcast Monitoring Ser.,
1941 ; research analyst in U.S., London, and Paris.
Office of Strategic Services, 1941-45 ; transferred to
the Dept. of State as research analyst, P-4, Oct. 1,
1945 ; intelligence analyst, P-5, Sept. 8, 1946. — CIG.
Baldwin, Charles Franklin. — b. Zanesville. Ohio, Jan.
21, 1902; high-sch. grad.; Georgetown, B.S. 1926;
trade commr. with U.S. Govt. 1927-30: asst. chief of
div., Dept. of Com., 1930-32; admin, asst., U.S. Ship-
pins: Bd. Bu., 1932-35 ; representative for credit assn.
1935-41 ; U.S. Navy 1941-45, comdr., overseas service;
app. cml. att. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned
at Santiago Apr. 16. 1945 : at Oslo May 31, 1946 ; For.
Ser. Reserve officer of class three Nov. 13. 1946;
married.
Baldwin, Isabel Ann. — b. Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. :
Sault Ste. Marie High Sch. grad. ; U. of Mich., A.B.
1932 ; Am. U.. grad. work 1939-41 ; Dept. of Agri.
Grad. Sch. 1937-38, 1945- ; bookkeeper 1933-36;
statistical elk.. Tariff Commn., 1936—41 ; textile econo-
mist, War Production Bd., 1941-45 : app. commodity
specialist at $4,300 (P-4) in the Dept. of State Oct. 1,
1945.— IR.
Baldwin, LaVerne. — b. Cortland, NY., Aug. 2, 1899;
Cortland High Sch. grad. : Cortland Normal Sch. grad. ;
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Cornell, A.B. 1925, M.A. 1926; teacher in acad. 1918-
22 ; asst. in Romance languages, Cornell, 1925-26 ; app.
elk. in Am. consulate gen. at Ottawa May 1926 ; For.
Ser. officer unclass. and v.c. of career Apr. 27, 1927 ;
v.c. at Ottawa May 9, 1927 ; sec. in the Uiplo. Ser.
June 21, 1928 ; 3d sec. at Ottawa, temp., June 30, 1928 ;
v.c. at Ottawa Aug. 11, 1928 ; at Santa Marta July 27,
1929 ; to the Dept. July 20, 1931 ; class eight July 1,
1934; cons. Jan. 22, 1935; 3d sec. at Ottawa July 17,
1935 ; class seven and 2d sec. at Ottawa Apr. 1, 1936;
also cons, at Ottawa May 2, 1936 ; cons, at Geneva June
12, 1936; adviser, 21st and 22d sesa. of Int. Labor
Conf., Geneva, 1936 ; cons, and 2d sec. at Managua
June 17, 1938 ; clnss six Aug. 17. 1938 ; to the Dept. Aug.
11, 1941 ; class five June 1, 1942 ; 2d sec. and cons, at
Madrid Dee. 3, 1942 ; class four May 16, 1945 ; 1st sec.
at Madrid in addition to duties as cons. June 21, 1945 ;
to the Dept. June 26, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
three Nov. 13, 1946 : married.
Baldwin, Thomas Robbins.— b. Washington, D. C, May 16,
1911; high-sch. grad.; George Washington, B. S. 1932, LL. B.
1941; mem. of bar of D. C; surveyor for engineering concern
1933-34; elk., Dept. of Labor, 1934-37; research asst., Library of
Cong., 1937-42; atty., War Production Bd., 1942-43; U. S. Army
1943-46; app. atty., P-4, in the Dept. of State, June 12, 1946;
P-5 Nov. 17, 1946.— OFLC.
Ball, Alice Morton. — b. Washington, D.C. ; Western
High Sch. grad.: George Washington. A.B. 1930;
Newspaper Inst, of America, cert. 1933 ; librarian 1905-
10 ; statistical elk., Cong. Bonding Commn. and Tariff
Bd., 1910-11; sec. 1912; Carnegie Endowment for
Int. Peace : editorial asst. 1912-23, editor of publica-
tions 1923-25 ; lecturer on editing, George Washington
U., 1928-30; author; consultant, Funk and Wagnalls
Standard Dictionary, 1943- ; app. asst. editor at $2,400
in the Dept. of State July 1, 1925; at $2,500 May 6,
1926; editor of publications and admin, asst. at $3,000
Nov. 1, 1927 ; at $3,200 July 1, 1928 ; at $3,300 July 1,
1928 ; designated, Sept. 26, 1929, to represent the Dept.
in the comm. to revise the Style Manual of the Govt.
Printing Office; asst. to the historical adviser Dec. 7,
1929; at $3,800 Feb. 1, 1930; assigned as editor, Am.
Agency, Mixed Claims Commn., U. S. and Germany,
1930-31 ; chief, special documents section, Oct. 1, 1931 ;
at $4,000 Apr. 16, 1939 ; chief of editorial section July
5, 1940; at $4,200 Jan. 1, 1942; on leave without pay,
as tech. editor, Standard Dictionary, July 6-Dec. 31,
1943; analyst Jan. 1, 1944; at $4,400 Jan. 1, 1945;
admin, analyst at $4,600 (CAF-12) Apr. 30, 1945. —
MN.
Ballantine, Joseph William. — b. Ahmednagar, India,
of Am. parents, July 30, 1888; Fitchburg (Mass.)
High Sch. ; Amherst, A.B. 1909 ; app. student inter-
preter in Japan June 2, 1909 ; detailed for duty at
Am. consulate at Kobe July 25, 1911 ; interpreter at
Kobe Aug. 31, 1911 ; also dep. cons. Dec. 18, 1911 ;
dep. cons. gen. and interpreter at Yokohama June 11,
1912 ; v. and dep. cons, and interpreter at Tansui
Nov. 6, 1912 ; dep. cons. gen. and interpreter at Yoko-
hama Oct. 7, 1913; v. and dep. cons. gen. at Yoko-
hama June 25. 1914 ; asst. Japanese sec. at Tokyo
Aug. 1, 1914 ; Japanese sec. at Tokyo Aug. 15, 1917 ;
cons, of class five July 6, 1921, and assigned to Dairen ;
detailed to Yokohama Oct. 17, 1923; to Tokyo Dec.
13. 1923; class four Dec. 19, 1923; For. Ser. officer
of class five July 1, 1924 ; class four Dec. 17, 1925 ;
to the Dept. Feb. 14, 1928; sec., London Naval Conf.,
1930 ; cons. gen. June 4, 1930 ; cons. gen. at Canton
June 10. 1930; class three July 24, 1930; at Mukden
Sept. 14, 1934 ; class two Oct. 1, 1935 ; sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. May 14, 1936 ; 1st sec. at Tokyo, temp., July 14,
1936 ; to the Dept. July 14, 1936 (proceeded Dec. 6) ;
asst. chief, Div. of Far Eastern Affairs, Aug. 24,
1937 ; class one Nov. 16, 1939 ; couns. of emb. at Peiping
for duty at Chungking Feb.- 28, 1941 (canceled) ; cons,
gen. at Ottawa Oct. 23, 1941 ; to the Dept. Jan. 7, 1942 ;
liaison officer to the Geog. Div. of the Bd. of Econ.
Warfare, 1942- ; chief, Div. of Far Eastern Affairs, June
5, 1943 ; deputy dir., Office of Far Eastern Affairs, Jan.
15, 1944 ; area adviser, U. S. group, Dumbarton Oaks
Conversations on Int. Org., Washington, 1944 ; dir.,
Office of Far Eastern Affairs, Dec. 20, 1944 ; political
and liaison officer, U. S. del., United Nations Conf. on
Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; special asst. to the sec.
of state Sept. 19, 1945 ; CAF-15 Feb. 1, 1946 ; mar-
ried.—SA-B.
Ballentine, Douglass Kelley. — b. Bigflat, Ark., Apr.
28. 1913 ; Ysleta High Sch. grad. ; El Paso Tech. Inst. ;
Tex. Coll. of Mines and Metallurgy, B.A. 1937, grad.
work 1937^11 ; instr. and athletic coach in public
schs. 1937-42 ; U.S. Army 1942-45, capt., overseas
service ; app. v.c. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and
assigned at Buenos Aires Nov. 1, 1945 ; also admin.
asst. at Buenos Aires July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Buenos
Aires Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Ballis, William Belcher. — b. Portland, Oreg., June 8,
1908 ; Lincoln High Sch. grad. ; Stanford, A.B. 1929 ;
Geneva Sch. of Int. Relations 1929 ; U. of Chicago,
Ph.D. 1936 ; Columbia U. 1935 ; U. of Calif. 1936-38 ;
f'elluw in political science 1931-32, instr. 1932—37, U.
of Chicago ; fellow in Russian studies, Rockefeller
Foundation, 1937-39 ; asst. prof, of political science,
Ohio State U., 1939-41 ; analyst, Office of the Ad-
ministrator of Export Control, June— Aug. 1941 ; sr.
liaison officer. Office of Production Management, 1941 ;
sr. analyst, Bd. of Econ. Warfare, 1942 ; U.S. Navy
1942-46, comdr., overseas service ; app. asst. chief,
Div. of Research for Europe, Dept. of State, P-7,
Oct. 15, 1946 ; married. — DRE.
Balmer, Elizabeth Ray. — b. Whitinsville, Mass. ;
North High Sch. grad. ; Mt. Holyoke Coll., A.B. 1930 ;
Geneva Sch. of Int. Studies 1930-31 ; U. of Pa., M.A.
1944 ; teacher of French in high sch. 1931-34 ; teacher
of hist, in private schs. 1934—39 ; head of jr. sch.
1939-44 ; app. research and analysis asst. at $3,200
(P-3) in the Dept. of State May 28, 1945 ; research and
editorial asst. Sept. 22, 1946 ; liaison officer, P— 4, Dec.
1, 1946. — NEA.
Bancroft, Harding Foster. — b. New York, N. Y., Dec.
29. 1910 ; Lawrenceville Sch. grad. ; Williams Coll.,
A.B. 1933 ; Harvard, LL.B. 1936 ; mem. of bar of N.Y. ;
with law firm 1936-41 ; principal atty., Office of Price
Admin., 1941-43 ; assoc. drafting officer, 1st sess.,
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Admin., At-
lantic City, 1943 ; asst. chief of mission, Office of
Lend-Lease Admin., 1943; U.S. Navy 1943^5, It.,
overseas service ; adviser, U.S. del., 1st part of 1st
sess. of the Gen. Assembly, United Nations, London,
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1946 ; app. assoc. chief, Div. of Int. Security Affairs,
Dept. of State, P-8, June 30, 1946 ; married. — IS.
Bandy, Alvin Euell. — b. Ringgold, Ga., Apr. 24, 1903 ;
McMinn Co. High Sch. grad. ; teacher 1923-24; U. S.
Marine Corps 1924-28 ; app. elk. in Am. leg. at Peking
Mar. 22, 1928 ; v.c. at Tientsin Oct. 25, 1935-Dec. 7,
1941 ; at La Paz, Bolivia, Sept. 16, 1942 ; at Lisbon
Apr. 12, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov.
13, 1946 ; married.
Bankhead, Henry McAuley. — b. Moscow, Ala., Dec.
19, 1876 ; business-sch. grad. ; U. of Ala. 1893-96 ; sec.
to mem. of Cong. 1898 ; U.S. Volunteers, capt., 1898 ;
U.S. Army 1899-1922, col. ; real-estate business 1922-33 ;
app. cml. att. at Ottawa June 20, 1933 ; For. Ser. officer
of class one July 1, 1939 ; cons, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; couns. of emb. for econ. affairs at
Ottawa Jan. 20, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class one
Nov. 13, 1946.
Bankhead, John L. — b. Greenville, S.C., Oct. 29, 1904 ;
schs. In U.S. and Philippines; Spring Hill Coll.; St.
Joseph's Acad. ; San Diego Army and Navy Acad. ;
Sacred Heart Coll. ; cml. agt., Bu. of For. and Dom.
Com., 1937-39 ; app. asst. trade commr. at Ottawa
May 1, 1939 ; at Mexico City June 16, 1939 ; For. Ser.
officer unclass. July 1, 1939 ; v.c. of career and sec. in
the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; v.c. at Mexico City Dec.
29, 1939 ; at Vancouver Mar. 14, 1941 ; class eight Feb. 1,
1942 ; class seven Nov. 16, 1943 ; cons. Apr. 25, 1944 ;
cons, at Vancouver May 5, 1944 ; class six May 16,
1945 ; cons, at Windsor July 10, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer
of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Bannerman, Robert L. — b. Redgranite, Wis., Mar. 11,
1912; Central High Sch. (D.C.) grad.; George Wash-
ington, B.A. 1937 ; elk., Dept. of Agri., 1930-36 ; U.S.
Govt, service 1936—45 ; app. security officer of the Dept.
and special asst. to the dir., Office of Controls, Dept. of
State, at $6,500 (CAF-14) June 22, 1945; married. —
CON.
Barber, Willard Foster. — b. Mitchell, S.Dak., Mar.
21, 1909 ; Riverside (Calif.) High Sch. grad. ; Stanford,
A.B. 1928, M.A. 1929 ; Columbia U.,grad. work 1930-33,
1935-37; asst., dept. of hist., Stanford U., 1928-29;
with bank 1929-33 ; instr. in govt, and diplomacy, Coll.
of City of N.Y., 1931-38; app. divisional asst. at $3,800
in the Dept. of State Dec. 1, 1938; at $4,000 Oct. 1,
1941 ; at $4,600 Oct. 16, 1941 ; at $5,600 Nov. 1, 1943 ;
sec., Comm. for Inter-Am. Econ. Development, 1944- ;
asst. chief, Div. of Financial and Monetary Affairs, at
$6,500 (P-7) Aug. 16, 1944; Div. of For. Econ.
Development Mar. 1, 1945 ; act. asst. chief, Div. of
Caribbean and Central Am. Affairs, Mar. 19, 1945 ;
asst. chief May 25, 1945 ; adviser to U.S. co-chm., 2d
West Indian Conf., St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, 1946 ;
act. chief, Div. of Caribbean and Central Am. Affairs,
Aug. 26, 1946, Div. of Caribbean Affairs Sept. 25, 1946 ;
chief, P-8, Dec. 1, 1946 ; State Dept. representative at
inauguration of Governor of Virgin Islands 1946 ;
married. — CAB.
Barbosa, Susan Hrubenak (Mrs.) — b. Lopez, Pa., Mar.
13, 1906 ; Monessen High Sch. grad. ; elk. for insur.
company 1925-29 ; stenog. for mfg. firm in Brazil
1931 ; elk. for Am. cml. att. at Rio de Janeiro 1931-
33 ; app. elk. in Am. emb. at Rio de Janeiro Apr. 2,
1934 ; admin, asst. at Rio de Janeiro Apr. 21, 1946 :
For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Barbour, Walworth. — b. Cambridge, Mass., June 4,
1908 ; Phillips Exeter grad. ; Harvard, A.B. 1930 ; app.
elk. in Am. consulate gen. at Naples June 11, 1931 ;
v.c. at Naples Aug. 18, 1931; For. Ser. officer unclass.,
v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 17, 1931 ;
v.c. at Naples Jan. 2, 1932; For. Ser. Sch. Aug.
19, 1932 ; v.c. at Hong Kong Dec. 22, 1932 (canceled) ;
at Athens Feb. 3, 1933; v.c. and 3d sec. at Baghdad
May 22, 1936; at Sofia Feb. 18, 1939; class eight
Apr. 1, 1939; class seven Aug. 16, 1941; 2d sec. and
v.c. at Sofia Dec. 9-13, 1941 ; at Cairo Dec. 31, 1941 ;
at Baghdad, temp., Jan. 31, 1942; at Cairo Mar. 28,
1942-Dec. 21, 1943 ; 2d sec. near Govt, of Greece June
10, 1943 and of Yugoslavia Dec. 21, 1943, both estab-
lished in Egypt ; class six Nov. 16, 1943 ; 2d sec. and
v.c. at Athens Oct. 21, 1944 ; cons. Jan. 18, 1945 ; to
the Dept. Feb. 26, 1945 ; class four May 16, 1945 ; act.
asst. chief, Div. of So. European Affairs, July 16,
1945 ; asst. chief Nov. 8, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class
three Nov. 13, 1946. — SE.
Barco, James William.— b. Benton Harbor, Mich., Apr. 5,
1916; Benton Harbor Senior High Sch. grad.; U. of Mich., A. B.
1938; Harvard, LL. B. 1941; mem. of bar of Md.; senior law elk.,
Home Owners' Loan Corp., 1941-42; U. S. Army 1942; U. S.
Navy 1942-46, It., overseas service; app. asst. on int. security
affairs, P-t, in the Dept. of State Aug. 29, 1946— IS.
Barger, Herman Haroylde. — b. Springfield, Mass.,
Nov. 28, 1915 ; Greenfield High Sch. grad. ; Harvard,
B.A. 1937 ; tutors in Japanese, Chinese, and Spanish ;
editor of advertising publication in Japan 1937 ; for.
corr. 1938-41 ; app. jr. econ. analyst at Buenos Aires
Aug. 10, 1942 ; econ. analyst at Buenos Aires Dec. 4,
1942 ; resigned June 20, 1944 to enter the armed
services ; U.S. Navy 1944—46, ensign, overseas serv-
ice ; app. econ. analyst in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and
assigned at La Paz, Bolivia, temp., Jan. 25, 1946 ; asst.
chief of Latin Am. section, Div. of For. Activity Cor-
relation, P-5, Aug. 20, 1946 ; married. — FC.
Barghoorn, Frederick Charles. — b. New York, N.Y.,
July 4, 1911 ; Oakwood High Sch. (Dayton, Ohio) grad. ;
Amherst. A.B. 1934; Harvard, A.M. 1935. Ph.D. 1941;
studied Russian under private tutor; teaching fellow in
economics, Amherst Coll., 1935-36 ; asst. in Russian
hist., Harvard U., 1936-41 ; teaching fellow in hist..
Radcliffe Coll., 1937-41 ; app. divisional asst. at $3,200
in the Dept. of State Sept. 9, 1941 ; att. at Moscow
(detailed to Kuibyshev) Nov. 6, 1942; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class eight Nov. 13, 1946.
Barker, Edmund Osborne. — b. Omaha, Nebr., Dec. 2,
1919 ; Omaha Central High Sch. grad. ; Am. Inst, of
Banking ; U. of Omaha, B.A. 1942 ; George Washington
U. 1941-42 ; Am. U. 1942 ; Georgetown U. Grad. Sch.
1942-43 ; bank elk. and collector 1940 ; editor, War
Dept., 1940-42 ; rationing statistician and analyst for
fuel company 1942-43 ; app. v.c. at Noumea Mar. 3,
1943 ; v.c, office of U.S. political adviser to Command-
ing Gen., India-Burma Theater, Bangkok, Oct. 30,
1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13,
1946.
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133
Barker, Russell H. — app. admin, officer in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Bern July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Re-
serve officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; information
officer at Bern Nov. 13, 1946.
Barlow, Alfred H. — app. att. in the For. Ser. and
assigned at Mexico City Nov. 12. 1946 ; For. Ser. Re-
serve officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946.
Barnard, John Lawrence.— b. New York, N. Y., Jan. 28, 1912;
St. Paul's Sch. grad.; Yale, A. B. 1934; Columbia U. 1935; pub-
lishing business 1935-36; author 1937-12; U. S. Army 1942^45, maj.
overseas service; app. chief of section, Intelligence Coordination
Div., Dept. of State, P-6, Feb. 25, 1946; married— ICD.
Barnes, Curtis "Waldo. — b. Gilt Edge, Mont., June 30,
1907 ; Fergus Co. High Sch. grad. ; U. of Mont., A.B.
1933 ; U. of Chicago 1934 ; Georgetown Sch. of For. Ser.
1935 ; George Washington TJ. 1936 ; sales mgr. 1934-35 ;
analyst, Nat. Recovery Admin., 1935-36 ; econ. analyst
at $2,600 in the Dept. of State Apr. 1, 1936 ; at $3,200
Apr. 27, 1939 : transferred to War Production Bd. as
analyst Dec. 9, 1!)41 : app. sr. econ. analyst at Caracas
May 26, 1943 ; For. S"er. Staff officer of class six Nov.
13, 1946 ; married.
Barnes, Ethel A. (Mrs.) — b. Colorado Springs. Colo.,
Dec. 14, 1885 ; app. elk. in Am. emb. at Mexico City
Jan. 1, 1921 ; admin, asst. at Mexico City June 16,
1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946.
Barnes, Maynard Bertram. — b. Le Roy, Minn., June
28, 1897 ; Tilford Acad. grad. ; Grinnell Coll., A.B. 1919 ;
app. v.c. at Patras, Greece, Aug. 26, 1919 ; v.c. of career
of class three May 25. 1921 ; v.c. at Patras June 11,
1921 ; at Smyrna Oct. 18. 1921 ; class two May 26,
1922 ; detailed to Am. High Commn., Constantinople,
Dec. 6, 1922 ; class one Feb. 23, 1923 ; cons, of class
seven Mar. 1, 1923 ; detailed to Lausanne Conf. 1923,
as del. of Am. High Commr. to Turkey, Angora, 1923 ;
For. Ser. officer of class eight July 1, 1924 ; class seven
Aug. 8, 1924; cons, at St. Gall Nov. 17, 1924; at
Berlin Mar. 23, 1925; to the Dept. May 17. 1926; class
six Aug. 24, 1927; class five Dec. 19, 1929; cons, and
2d sec. at Sofia Mar. 22, 1930 ; class four July 1. 1931 ;
relieved of duties as cons, at Sofia May 5, 1932 ; 1st
sec. at Athens Sept. 6, 1933 (canceled) ; to the Dept.
Feb. 16, 1934 ; asst. chief, Div. of Near Eastern
Affairs, Nov. 22, 1934; class three Oct. 1, 1935; 1st
sec. at Paris Nov. 26, 1937; class two Jan. 3, 1938;
unofficial observer, Diplo. Conf. on Intellectual Coopera-
tion, Paris, 1938 ; to the Dept. Apr. 22, 1941 ; 1st Sec.
and cons, at Reykjavik Sept. 13, 1941 ; cons. gen. May 2,
1942 ; cons. gen. at Brazzaville May 12, 1942 (can-
celed) ; at Dakar, Dec. 7, 1942 ; also conns, at Dakar
June 15, 1943 ; class one July 16, 1943 ; relieved of
duties as couns. July 1, 1944 ; to the Dept. Aug. 28,
1944 ; For. Ser. officer at Sofia to proceed via Naples
for temp, detail on staff of U. S. political adviser to
Supreme Allied Commander, Mediterranean theater,
Oct. 24, 1944 ; For. Ser. officer of class one Nov. 13,
1946 ; class of career minister Nov. 25, 1946 ; married.
Barnes, Nathan Spencer. — b. Minneapolis, Minn., Nov.
12, 1907 ; Thacher Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A.B. 1929 ;
investment analyst for brokerage firms 1931-41 ; ex-
pediter with shipbuilding company 1941—42 ; U.S.
Navy 1942—46, It. comdr. ; app. econ. analyst in the
For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Moscow Jan. 9,
1946 ; att. at Moscow June 6, 1946 ; also admin, officer
at Moscow July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
nine Nov. 13, 1946 ; att. at Moscow Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Barnes, Robert Gaylord.— b. Battle Creek, Mich., Oct. 18,
1914; Haverford Sch. grad.; Princeton, A. B. 1937; Yale, M. A
1942; fellow, Yenching U., Peiping, 1937-38; newspaper corre
spondent 1938-39; instr. and research asst., Yale U., 1940-42
U. S. Army 1942-46, capt.; app. divisional asst., P-5, in the Dept
of State Nov. 26, 1945; policy information officer, Office of Euro
pean Affairs, May 21, 1946; married.— EUR.
Barnes, 'William. — b. Albany, N.Y., Dec. 23, 1914 ;
Phillips Exeter grad.; Harvard, A.B. 1935; Cambridge
U., England, cert. 1935; Columbia, M.S. 1936;
R.O.T.C. 1931-35 ; newspaper reporter and copy reader
1936-37 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 2, 1937 ; v.c. at
Amsterdam July 8, 1937 ; For. Ser. Sch. Jan. 19,
1938; v.c. at Buenos Aires June 29, 1938; also 3d
sec. at Buenos Aires May 10, 1940; v.c. at Monte-
video, temp., July 20, 1940 ; v.c. and 3d sec. at Buenos
Aires Aug. 17, 1940; to the Dept. July 15, 1941;
class eight Oct. 20, 1942 ; class seven July 16, 1944 :
v.c. at Hamilton, temp., Aug. 28, 1944 ; 2d 'sec. and
v.c. at Lisbon Nov. 1, 1945 ; admin, officer, U.S. Mis-
sion to Observe Elections in Greece, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Barnett, Harold Josef.— b. Paterson, N. J., May 10, 1917; East-
side High Sch. grad.; U. of Ark., B. S. 1939; U. of Calif., M. S.
1940; hotel mgr., editor, and salesman 1929-39; instr., U. of Calif.,
1939-40; economist, Treas. Dept. 1941-42, Office of Strategic
Services 1942-43; U. S. Army 1943^46, maj., overseas service;
mem., Allied Commn. on Reparations, Moscow, 1945; app.
divisional asst., P-5, in the Dept. of State Mar. 12, 1946; act.
asst. chief, Div. of German and Austrian Econ. Affairs, Apr.
29, 1946; P-6 Aug. 25, 1946; married.— GA.
Barnett, Robert Warren.— b. Shanghai, China, of Am. parents,
Nov. 6, 1911; Shanghai Am. Sch. grad.; U. of N. C, A. B. 1933,
M. A. 1934; Yale grad. work 1937-39; Oxford, B. A. 1936, B. Litt.
1937; Rockefeller fellow 1939-41; sec, Program Comm., United
China Relief, 1941-42; sec, Inst, of Pacific Relations, 1942; U. S.
Army 1943^45, maj., overseas service; app. asst. adviser on Jap-
anese econ. affairs, Office of the Asst. Sec. of State for Econ.
Affairs, P-7, Nov. 7, 1945; econ. adviser and chm., Far Eastern
Commn. Dec. 1945-Feb. 1946; special asst. for State, War, Navy
Coordinating Comm. affairs, May 26. 1946; married. — JK.
Barrett, Mary E. — app. admin, asst. in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Shanghai July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class nine Nov. 13, 1946 ; asst. public affairs
officer at Shanghai Nov. 13, 1946.
Barrett, Mayo Edwin. — b. Dendron, Va., Nov. 1, 1905 ;
Dendron High Sch. grad. ; business sch. ; Benjamin
Franklin U., M.C.S. 1934 ; accountant in utility com-
pany 1927-35 ; in Treas. Dept. 1935-44 ; fiscal officer,
For. Econ. Admin., 1944—45 ; transferred to the Dept.
of State as fiscal officer, CAF-14, Oct. 20, 1945 ; mar-
ried.— UD.
Barringer, John Paul.— b. Stafford, Pa., Feb. 10, 1903; Phillips
Exeter grad.; Princeton, B. S. 1924; elk. and asst. mgr. in insur-
ance firm 1925-33; mgr. in investment company 1934-36; dept.
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mgr. in banking firm 1936-41; U.S. Army 1942-46, col., overseas
service; app. asst. chief. Aviation Div., Dept. of State, P-7,
Sept. 3, 1946; chm., U. S. del., Conf. on North Atlantic Ocean
Stations, London, 1946, head of U. S. group, Special Radio Tech.
Div. of the Air Navigation Comm., Montreal, 1946, Provisional
Int. Civil Aviation Org.— AV.
Barron, Bryton. — b. Doone, Iowa, Dec. 6, 1898 ;
Sioux Palls High Sch. grad. ; Sioux Falls Coll., A.B. ;
Rhodes scholar, Oxford, diploma in economics and
political science 1922, B.Litt. (research) 1923; news-
paper editor 1918-19 ; editorial writer 1923-25 ; teacher
in high sch.. Philippine I., 1925; editor and chief of
Div. of Publications, Philippine Bu. of Education, 1926-
28 ; author of textbooks on Eng. composition ; instr. at
Sioux Falls Coll. 1929; app. asst. editor at $2,600 in
the Dept. of State July 11, 1929; chief of publishing
section Dec. 7, 1929 ; at $3,200 Feb. 1. 1930 ; at $3,400
July 1, 1930 ; treas., State Dept. Employes Fed. Credit
Union, 1935-44 ; at $3,800 Aug. 1, 1938 ; asst. chief,
Div. of Research and Publication at $4,600 July 1,
1940: at $4,800 Jan. 1, 1943; mem., Interdivisional
Comm. on Motion Pictures 1940-44, Evaluating Comm.
on Motion Pictures and Visual Aids 1944- ; mem., Jt.
Comm. on Content (Motion Pictures), 1943-44; act.
asst. chief, Div. of Research and Publication, Jan. 15,
1944 ; chief of treaty section, Div. of Research and Pub-
lication, at $5,600 (P-6) May 1. 1944; chief of treaty
branch, P-7, May 19. 1946. Office of the Legal Adviser
Sept. 6, 1946 ; mem., Review Comm. on Visual and
Audio Material. 1946- ; married. — Le.
Barrow, John Ralph. — b. Washington. D. C, Mar.
9, 1921 : Central High Sch. grad. ; Los Angeles City
Coll. 1938-41 ; electrical tester with Los Anseles water
and power dept. 1941-42 ; U.S. Army 1942-44, overseas
service; app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and as-
signed to the Dept. Jan. 24, 1945: v.c. at Damascus
Apr. 2, 1945 : at Beirut, temp., May 29, 1946 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Barry, Grace "W. (Mrs.) — b. Bering. Mo.; Marsh-
field (Wis.) High Sch. grad.; U. of Minn.. B.S. 1929,
grad. work 1929-30 ; teacher in high sch. 1914-20 ;
cataloger in library 1926-30 ; app. library asst. at
$2,000 in the Dept. of State July 1, 1930; at $2,100
Aug. 1, 1936: at $2,600 (P-2) Jan. 1, 1938; librarian.
P-4, July 28, 1946. — RE.
Barry, John Robert. — b. Boston, Mass., Dec. 14,
1877; Whiting Grammar Sch.; private tutors; at-
tended business sch. and Tufts Coll. ; McGill U.,
Montreal, 1918-19; photographer 1891-1912; salesman
1912-15; stenog. 1915-17. in War Dept. 1917-18; app.
elk. in Am. consulate gen. at Montreal Aug. 2, 1918;
v.c. at Montreal May 3. 1919; at Camphellton. temp.,
Oct. 18, 1922 ; at Montreal Jan. 8, 1923 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class nine Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Bartelt, John Rudolph, Jr. — b. Milton, Mass., Sept. 1,
1921 ; Hebron Acad. grad. ; Georgetown U. Sch. of For.
Ser. 1939-42 : app. elk. in the For. Ser. and assigned
to the Dept. Nov. 30, 1942 : at Helsinki Dec. 15, 1942 ;
at Stockholm June 4, 1943 ; at Malmo Jan. 23, 1945 ;
at St. John's, N.F., Mar. 14, 1946 ; v.c. and admin,
asst. at St. John's, N.F., June 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at St. John's,
N.F., Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Bartlett, Frederic Pearson. — b. New York, N. Y., Nov.
15, 1909 ; Phillips Acad. grad. ; Columbia. A.B. 1933 ;
Oxford 1929-30 ; Harvard Grad. Sch. of Public Admin.,
cert. 1938 ; U. of Perugia, Italy, summer 1926 ; econo-
mist and admin, analyst, Dept. of Agri., 1933-35 ;
asst. to the administrator, Farm Security Admin.,
1935-37 ; administrator, Dept. of City Planning, New
York, N.Y., 1938-41 ; mgr. of Caribbean office, Nat.
Resources Planning Bd. 1941-43 ; consultant, Carib-
bean Conf. of Supply Officers, Jamaica, 1942 ; U.S.
Navy 1943-46, It., overseas service ; app. expert, P-7,
in the Dept. of State Mar. 27, 1946 ; adviser, U.S. del.,
29th sess. of the Int. Labor Conf., Montreal, 1946 ;
asst. chief, Div. of Dependent Area Affairs, Sept. 22,
1946 ; married. — DA.
Barton, Mary Catlett (Mrs.). — b. Gee, Ky.; Kavanaugh High
Sch. grad.; Eastern State Teachers Coll. (Richmond, Ky.),
A. B. 1941; U. of Ky., grad. work 1941-42; English teacher in high
schs. 1941-42; U. S. Army 1943^6, capt.; app. asst. to the chm.
of the security advisory bd., Office of Controls, Dept. of State,
CAF-11, Sept. 26, 1946— CON.
Barton, Robert D. — app. admin, asst. in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Montevideo July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; information
asst. at Montevideo Nov. 13, 1946.
Baruch, Herman B. — b. Camden, S. C, Apr. 28, 1872 ;
Coll. of the City of N.Y., B.S. 1892; Columbia, M.D.
1895 ; practiced medicine 1895-1903 ; in stock ex-
change 1903-18 ; with banking firm 1918-42 ; special
representative with Bd. of Econ. Warfare and special
econ. adviser to Am. Amb. to Brazil, Mar.-Sept. 1943 ;
dir. of corporations ; pres. of medical research founda-
tion ; app. A.E. and P. to Portugal Feb. 9, 1945 ;
married.
Basile, David G. — app. admin, asst. in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Quito July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve
officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; information officer at
Quito Nov. 13, 1946.
Bastianello, Raymond. — b. Glen Cove, N. Y., Aug. 26,
1907 ; high-sch. grad. ; elk. and bookkeeper 1923-30 ;
app. elk. in Am. emb. at Paris Nov. 1, 1930 ; at Bor-
deaux, temp., June 10, 1940 ; at Madrid June 21, 1940 ;
at Mexico City Mar. 16. 1941 : v.c. at Mexico City
May 6. 1944 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov.
13, 1946 ; married.
Bates, Quentin Roy.— b. Fairfield, Iowa, Mar. 28, 1919; Fair-
field High Sch. grad.; Parsons Coll., B. A. 1940, grad. work 1946;
student instr. in hist., Parsons Coll., 1937-40; U. S. Army 1941-45,
1st It., overseas service; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 19, 1946; to the Dept. Aug.
16, 1946; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946; married.
Battle, Lucius Durham. — b. Dawson, Ga., June 1,
1918; Bradenton (Fla.) High Sch. grad.; U. of Fla.,
B.A. 1939, LL.B. 1946 ; manager of student staff,
U. of Fla., 1940-42 ; assoc. admin, analyst. War Dept.,
1942-43 ; U.S. Navy 1943-46, It., overseas service ;
app. admin, analyst, CAF-11, in the Dept. of State
Oct. 1, 1946. — MN.
Bauer, Henri Francis.— b. Paris, France, Jan. 20, 1903; natural-
ized 1933; Conservatoire National des Arts et Metiers grad.;
N. Y. U., M. A. 1932; Sorbonne. Ph. i). 1936; studied at l'Ecole
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135
du Louvre, l'Ecole des Hautes Etudes Sociales, 1'Ecole d'En-
seignement Financier, Paris; Columbia U. 1931-35; Unlversldad
Nacional de Mexico, summers 1940 and 1941; New Sch. for Social
Research, grad. work 1942-43; instr., Berlitz Sch. of Languages,
Washington, 1926-2S; author and translator; with banking and
trust companies in Paris and N. Y.; prof, of Romance languages,
St. John's V., 1930-42; asst. and assoc. language editor, Office
of War Information, 1942-44; U. S. Army 1944-45, maj., overseas
service; app. asst. chief, Central Translating Div., Dept. of
State, CAF-13, Dec. 31, 1945.— TC.
Baum, Robert David.— b. Far Rockaway, N. Y., Oct. 25, 1912;
White Plains High Sch. grad.; Williams Coll., B. A. 1934; Colum-
bia, M. A. 1935, Ph. D. 1943; fellow, Brookings Inst., 1938-39;
consultant, Commonwealth Fund, 1938; econ. consultant,
Twentieth Century Fund, 1939-40; instr., Brooklyn Coll.,
1936-38, 1939-40; research technician, Nat. Resources Planning
Bd. 1940-42; U. S. Army 1942^5, overseas service; app. divisional
asst., P-3, in the Dept. of State Nov. 13, 1945; P^l June 5, 1946;
research analyst Nov. 17, 1946; married.— DRN.
Baum, Warren Charles.— b. New York, N. Y., Sept. 2, 1922;
Townsend Harris High Sch. grad.; Columbia, A. B. 1942; econ
analyst, Office of Strategic Services, 1942-43; U. S. Army 1943-
46, 2d It., overseas service; transferred to the Dept. of State as
economist, P-2, Oct. 1, 1945; P-4 Feb. 4, 1946.— DRE.
Baumgartner, Harriet May. — b. Brooklyn, N. Y. ;
Richmond Hill High Sch. grad. ; Hunter Coll., B. A.
1930 ; Columbia, M. S. 1940 ; reference librarian 1931-
34, 1937-38, sch. librarian 1934-35, cataloguer, 1935-
37, readers adviser 1938-44, with public library ; in-
formation specialist, Office of War Information.
1944—45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as informa-
tion specialist, CAF-7, Aug. 31, 1945 ; documentation
specialist, P-4, June 30, 1946. — ILL
Baxter, Jean Elizabeth N. — b. Marion, Ind., Dec. 7,
1909 ; sch. in U. S., Switzerland, and Italy ; employee
in bank 1931-45 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned v.c. at Genoa May 21, 1945 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13. 1946.
Baxter, William Oliver. — b. Knightstown, Ind., July
21, 1904 ; Knightstown High Sch. grad. ; DePauw U.,
B.A. 1924 ; U. of 111., A.M. 1926 ; Sorbonne 1926-27 ;
U. of Munich 1931 ; Princeton, M.A. 1938 ; asst. head
of English dept., Robert Coll., Istanbul, Turkey, 1929-
35 ; head of English dept., Hun Sch.. 1937-41 ; prof,
and dir. of Sch. of Letters, U. of Okla.. 1941-44 ; app.
country specialist at $5,600 (P-6) in the Dept. of State
June 29, 1944 ; detailed to U.S. Mission to Observe
Elections in Greece, 1946 ; married. — NE.
Bay, Charles Alexander. — b. Columbus, Ohio, June
7, 1886 ; Ohio State U. 1 yr. ; Sorbonne 5 mos. ; stenog,
1905-7 ; passenger-traffic representative 1907-17 ;
U. S. Army 1918-19, 1st It. ; with Fuel Admin, in
Pittsburgh 1920 ; app. v.c. of career of class three
Sept. 7, 1920; v.c. at Dublin Oct. 18, 1920; class two
May 26, 1922; at Casablanca Oct. 12, 1922; class one
Feb. 26, 1923 ; v.c. at Port au Prince Mar. 30, 1923 ; at
Tampico May 22, 1924 ; For. Ser. officer unclass. July 1,
1924; class eight Feb. 24, 1925; cons. Mar. 3, 1925;
cons, at Tampico Sept. 14. 1925 ; at Corinto May 7,
1926; at Tientsin Nov. 9. 1926; sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. and assigned as cons, and 3d sec. at Bangkok
Nov. 11, 1927 ; class seven May 17, 1928 ; 3d sec. at
Bucharest Sept. 23. 1929; 2d sec. Oct. 19. 1929; class
six Dec. 19, 1929; 2d sec. at Tirana Sept. 15, 1930;
at Rome Nov. 5, 1932; cons, at Canton Aug. 20. 1934
(canceled) ; at Seville Jan. 3, 1935 ; class five Apr. 1,
1937; cons, and 2d sec. at Tegucigalpa May 26. 1939
(canceled); cons, at Mexico City Dec. 27, 1939; class
four Mar. 1, 1940 ; also 1st sec. at Mexico City Nov. 1,
1941 ; asst. cml. att. at Mexico City Aug. 10, 1942 ;
cml. att. at Mexico City Nov. 13, 1942; class three July
16, 1943; cml. att. at Quito June 4, 1945 (canceled) ;
cons, at Sao Paulo July 21. 1945 (canceled) : class two
Aug. 13, 1945 ; cons, at Milan Oct. 15, 1945 ; cons,
gen. Apr. 27, 1946 ; cons. gen. at Milan May 7, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class two Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Bay, Charles Ulrich. — b. Rensselaer, N. Y., Sept. 5,
1885 ; high-sch. grad. ; founder of medical mfg. com-
pany 1915 ; dir. of banks 1932-33 ; founder of oil
company 1935 ; dir. of steamship line 1935-37 ; con-
structor of pipeline 1938 ; mem. of purchase policy ad-
visory comm.. War Dept., 1943 ; dir. of steam shovel
company 1944: app. A. E. and P. to Norway June 6,
1946 ; married.
Bay, Rene John. — b. Detroit, Mich., June 1. 1919;
St. Francis de Sales High Sch. grad. ; Wayne D., B.A.
1941 ; private lessons in French ; econ. analyst, Dept.
of Com. 1941-44 ; app. v.c. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned at Georgetown Nov. 25, 1944 ; at Grenada,
temp., May 28, 1945 ; at Georgetown July 25, 1945 :
also admin, asst. at Georgetown July 1, 1946 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at
Georgetown Nov. 13, 1946.
Beach, William Hall. — b. Concord Wharf, Va., May
20, 1893 ; Onancock High Sch. grad. ; U. of Va., B.A
1916; Harvard, A.M. 1917; U. of Grenoble. France,
summer 1920 ; U. of Va., summer 1921 ; Mlddlebury
Frenc h Sch., summers 1922 and 1923 ; U. S. Army 1917-
19 ; instr. in prep. sch. 1929-24 ; app. For. Ser.
officer unclass. and v.c. of career Oct. 16, 1924 ; v.c.
at Bombay Nov. 8, 1924 ; class eight, cons., and
cons, at Bombay Oct. 16, 1929 ; at Antwerp Sept. 18,
1931 ; class seven July 1, 1934 ; class six Apr. 1. 1936 ;
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 1, 1937; class five June 16,
1938 ; class four Aug. 16, 1941 ; cons, at Johannesburg
Oct. 2, 1941; at Lourenco Marques, temp., Sept. 18.
1943 ; at Johannesburg Nov. 20, 1943 : class three May
16, 1945 ; 1st sec. and cons, at Addis Ababa Feb. 20,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Beal, Williams.— b. Hanover, Mass., Feb. 7, 1920; Ginasio
Pinto Ferreira, Petropolis, Brazil; Escola Americana, Rio de
Janeiro, grad.; Antioch Coll., B. A. 1946; lecturer on Brazil in
N. Y. World's Fair summers 1939 and 1940; U. S. Army 1942-45,
1st It., overseas service; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. June 21, 1946; to the Dept.
July 13, 1946; 3d sec. and v. c. at Montevideo July 26,' 1946; For.
Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946; married
Beale, Wilson Thomas Moore, Jr.— b. Salisbury, Md., July 22,
1909; Blair Acad, grad.; Princeton, A. B. 1941; U. of Pa., M. B. A.
1933. grad. work 1940-41; London Sch. of Econ. and Political
Science, 1933-35; economist, U. S. Tariff Commn., 1936-42; U. S.
Navy 1942-45, It., overseas service; app. adviser on British Em-
pire and Commonwealth cml. affairs, P-7, in the Dept. of State
Jan. 5, 1946; asst. chief. Div. of Cml. Policy, Nov. 17, 1846;
married.— CP
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Beam, Jacob Dyneley. — b. Princeton, N.J., Mar. 24,
1908 ; Kent Sen. grad. ; Princeton, B.A. 1929 ; Cam-
bridge XL, England, 1929-30 ; app. elk. in Am. con-
sulate at Geneva June 2, 1931 ; v.c. at Geneva July 14,
1931 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and pec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 17, 1931 ; v.c. at Geneva Jan.
2, 1932; For. Ser. Sch. Nov. 29, 1932; v.c. at
Geneva Mar. 30, 1933 ; 3d sec. at Berlin Nov. 24, 1934 ;
detailed to 2d Int. Cong, on Building of Bridges and
Structures above Ground. Berlin. 1936; class eight Mar.
16, 1939 ; to the Dept. Aug. 1, 1940 ; v.c. and 3d sec. at
London Apr. 10, 1941 ; class seven Aug. 16, 1941 ; 2d
sec. at London in addition to duties as v.c. Dec. 9,
1941 ; cons. Jan. 19, 1943 ; cons, at London in addition
to duties as 2d sec. Jan. 26. 1943; class six Nov. 16,
1943 : For. Ser. officer, staff of U. S. political adviser on
German affairs, Supreme Headquarters, A. E. F., Oct.
16, 1944: class four May 16, 1945: detailed to Berlin
Conf. 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13,
1946.
Beaudry, Robert M.— b. Lewiston, Maine, May 12, 1923;
Edward Little High Sch. grad.; Catholic U., A. B. 1943; U. S.
Army 1943-46; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. June 14, 1946; to the Dept. June 29, 1946;
3d sec. at Dublin Aug. 2, 1946; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov.
13, 1946; married.
Beaulac, Willard Leon. — b. Pawtucket, R. L, July 25,
1899 ; Pawtucket High Sch. grad. ; Georgetown, B.S.
(For. Ser.) 1921 ; George Washington U., summer 1921 ;
U. S. Navy 1918-19; elk., Bu. of Internal Revenue,
1921 ; app. v.c. of career of class three Oct. 26. 1921 ;
v.c. at Tampico Dec. 14, 1921 ; class two Feb. 26, 1923 ;
at Puerto Castilla May 12, 1923 ; class one Nov. 23,
1923 ; For. Ser. officer unclass. July 1, 1924 ; class eight
and cons. Aug. 8, 1924 ; cons, at Arica Mar. 9, 1925 ;
sec. of Am. del. and asst. sec. gen. of Plebiscitary
Commn., Tacna-Arica Arbitration, 1926 : class seven
June 8, 1927 ; sec. In the Diplo. Ser. Oct. 5, 1927 ;
3d sec. at Port au Prince Oct. 12, 1927 ; to the Dept.
Apr. 13, 1928; 2d sec. at Managua Dec. 10, 1928;
class six May 23, 1929 ; class five July 1, 1931 ; 2d
sec. at San Salvador Jan. 12, 1933; to the Dept. Apr.
20, 1933 ; asst. chief, Div. of Latin Am. Affairs, Feb. 15,
1934 ; detailed to the leg. at Guatemala Mar. 2-May 16,
1934; class four Oct. 1, 1935 ; asst. chief, Div. of
the Am. Republics, May 24, 1937 ; 1st sec. at Habana
June 11, 1937 ; class three Jan. 3, 1938 ; adviser to
Am. del., 2d Regional Conf. of Am. States Members of
Int. Labor Organization, Habana, 1939 ; class two
Aug. 1, 1940 ; couns. of emb. at Habana Sept. 27, 1940 ;
at Madrid Apr. 23, 1941 ; cons. gen. May 8, 1941 ; cons,
gen. at Madrid in addition to duties as couns. of emb.
June 12, 1941 ; class one Oct. 20. 1942 : A. E. and P.
to Paraguay Mar. 21, 1944 ; For. Ser. officer of class of
career minister Nov. 14, 1946 ; married.
Beaumont, Adam. — b. England, Jan. 24, 1890; nat-
uralized 1900; Lawrence (Mass.) High Sch. grad.;
business sch. ; Boston U. 1914-16 ; elk. 1917-18, in War
Dept. 1918 ; app. elk. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 4, 1918 ;
assigned to the leg. at Port au Prince Jan. 25, 1919 ;
resigned July 31, 1920 ; conducted shopping bu. 1920-
21 ; accountant 1921-22 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate
at Saloniki Apr. 1922; v.c. at Saloniki Aug. 25, 1922;
at Patras Sept. 11, 1923; at Saloniki Sept. 22, 1923;
at Naples Dec. 5, 1924 ; at Riviere du Loup June 30,
1930; at Hamilton, Ont., Oct. 6, 1930; at London,
Ont., temp., Aug. 3, 1937 ; at Hamilton Aug. 26, 1937 ;
at Quebec May 6, 1941 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
nine Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Bechhoefer, Bernhard G. — b. St. Paul, Minn., Jan. 24,
1904 ; St. Paul Acad. grad. ; Harvard, A.B. 1925, LL.B.
1928; mem. of bar of Minn. ; research asst., Mass. Sur-
vey of Crime and Criminal Law, 1928; partner in law
firm 1929-42; app. divisional asst. at $3,800 in the
Dept. of State Apr. 29, 1942 ; at $4,600 Oct. 1, 1942 ;
asst. to chief of planning staff as adviser on services
for wartime agencies, Office of the For. Ser., at $5,600
(CAF-13) June 16, 1944; special asst. to the dir.,
Office of the For. Ser., Apr. 1, 1945 ; expert, Div. of Int.
Security Affairs, P-7, Mar. 11, 1946 ; married. — IS.
Bechtel, Kenneth Philip. — b. Ft. Dodge, Iowa, July
21, 1912 ; Hotchkiss Sch. grad. ; Stanford, A.B. 1934 ;
George Washington, LL.B. 1941 ; research aide, jr.
admin, asst. investigator, supervising investigator,
supervisor, and staff asst., Civil Ser. Commn., 1940-46 ;
personnel admin, analyst, War Assets Admin., Aug.—
Oct. 1946 ; app. position analyst, CAF-11, in the Dept.
of State Nov. 4, 1946 ; married. — FP.
Beck, William Hopkins. — b. Washington, D.C., Sept.
8, 1892 ; Eastern High Sch. ; business sch. ; sec. to
mem. of Cong. 1% yrs. ; Inst, of Industrial Research
Zxh yrs. ; Nat. Geographic Society 2 yrs. ; D. S. Army
1917-20, overseas service ; detailed to Am. Commn.
to Negotiate Peace, Paris, 1919 ; app. special asst. at
$2,500 in the Dept. of State Jan. 13, 1920; private
sec. to the sec. of state June 1, 1920 ; drafting officer
at $3,000 Nov. 1, 1920 ; detailed to accompany the
sec. of state on mission to So. Amer. 1920 and to Rio
de Janeiro 1922; at $3,500 July 16, 1923; asst. to
the sec. of state at $3,800 Feb. 1. 1926; at $4,200
Feb. 2, 1926 ; at $4,600 Apr. 1, 1926 ; at $5,000 Feb. 1,
1927; at $5,200 July 1, 1928; detailed to accompany
the sec. of state on mission for signature of Fact for
Renunciation of War, Paris, 1928 ; at $8,000 Dec. 1,
1929; sec. of Am. del., London Naval Conf., 1930;
For. Ser. officer of class three, cons, gen., and sec. in
the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 17, 1931 ; cons. gen. at Ottawa
Dec. 30, 1931; at Oslo Aug. 28. 1935; at Hamilton,
Bermuda, Nov. 22, 1939 ; class two May 16, 1945 ; cons,
gen. at Southampton June 7, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of
class two Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Becker, Nathan Maurice. — b. Cincinnati, Ohio, Jan. 8,
1914 ; Hughes High Sch. grad. ; U. of Cincinnati, B.A.
1935, M.A. 1936, Ph.D. 1938; teaching fellow, U. of
Cincinnati, 1935-36 ; asst. prof, of econ., U. of Toledo,
1937-41 ; economist, Office of Coordinator of Informa-
tion, 1941-42 ; chief of Iberian section, For. Econ.
Admin., 1942-45; app. asst. adviser on Western
Europe, War Areas Econ. Div., Dept. of State, at
$6,500 (P-7) Jan. 19, 1945; married.
Beckner, Earl Rucker.— b. Greenfield, Ind., Oct. 23, 1895;
Greenfield High Sch. grad.; Butler U., A. B. 1923; Chicago, A. M.
1924, Ph. D. 1927; Dept. of Agri. Grad. Sch., 1945-46; U. S. Army
1918; asst. prof., assoc. prof, of econ., and head of dept. of econ.
and business admin., Butler U., 1927-39; dir. of investigation of
study of admin, of 111. Workmen's Compensation Act, 1930-32;
impartial chm., Indianapolis Regional Labor Bd., 1934-35; sr.
social science analyst and asst. dir. of Labor Div., Farm Security
BIOGRAPHIES
137
Admin., 1939-42; principal economist in Office of Progress Re-
ports 1942, chief of price determination section 1942-45, War
Production Bd.; chief of food, clothing, and drug section, and
acting chief, Consumer Economy Div., For. Econ. Admin.,
1945-46; transferred to the Dept. of State as chief of section, P-7,
Oct. 20, 1945; asst. chief, Div. of Int. Labor, Social, and Health
Affairs, July 1, 1946; married.— ILH.
Beckwith, John W. — b. Washington, D. C, Dec. 26,
1904; Central (Atlanta, Ga.) High Sen. grad. ; busi-
ness-sch. grad. ; elk. for railroad 1924—29, for Post
Office Dept. 1929-36 ; liaison officer and rate elk., So-
cial Security Bd., 1936-41 ; admin, officer, Fed. Security
Agency, 1942 ; admin, officer and analyst, War Produc-
tion Bd., 1942-44; for. econ. analyst, For. Econ. Ad-
min., 1944-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as
asst. chief of import traffic section, Office of For.
Liquidation, CAF-13, Oct. 20, 1945; chief of Redis-
tribution Div., CAF-14, Sept. 8, 1946; married. —
OFLC.
Beddie, James Stuart. — b. St. Paul, Minn., July 29,
1902 ; Central High Sch. grad. ; U. of Minn., A.B. 1922 ;
Harvard, A.M. 1925, Ph.D. 1928 ; research fellow in
Europe 1931-33 ; teacher in high sch. 1923-24 ; asst.
prof, of Latin, Wabash Coll., 1925-26; prof, of his-
tory, Upper Iowa U. 1928-30, N. Dak. State Teachers'
Coll. 1930-31 ; instr., Northern Mont. State Coll. 1934-
35, IT. of Akron 1935-36 ; app. research asst. at $3,200
(P-3) in the Dept. of State June 1, 1936 ; furlough for
mil. ser. (U.S. Navy, It. comdr., overseas service) Feb.
19, 1943-Dec. 3, 1945 ; P-4 Dec. 3, 1945 ; historian,
P-5, Sept. 22, 1946 ; married. — RE.
Beede, Kenneth Charles. — b. Enosburg Falls, Vt., Nov.
22, 1898 ; business-sch. grad. ; George Washington,
A.B. 1927 ; Harvard, M.B.A. 1929 ; studied German in
Heidelburg, summer 1927 ; Am. U., Ph.D. 1944 ; time-
keeper for silver company 1915-17 ; bookkeeper 1918-
20 ; public accountant 1920-33, 1932-33 ; tax specialist
1923-27 ; with investment counseling firm 1929-32 ;
economist, Fed. Housing Admin. 1934-42, Nat. Hous-
ing Agency Oct.-Dec. 1942, and Smaller War Plants
Corp. 1942-45 ; app. sr. econ. analyst in the For. Ser.
Auxiliary and assigned at Rotterdam July 18, 1945 ;
at The Hague Nov. 2, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Beers, Henry Putney. — b. Scranton, Pa., May 7,
1907; Tech. High Sch. grad.; Lafayette Coll., B.S.
1930 ; U. of Pa., M.A. 1931, Ph.D. 1935 ; asst. in hist.,
U. of Pa., 1932-33 ; research worker with Fed. Civil
Works Admin. 1933-34 ; relief investigator, Philadel-
phia Co. relief bd., 1934-36 ; research asst., Works
Progress Admin., 1936-37 ; archivist, Nat. Archives,
1938-46 : detailed to Navy Dept. as historian 1943-
44 ; U. S. Navy 1944-46 ; app. research asst., P-4, in
the Dept. of State Nov. 25, 1946 ; married. — RE.
Begg, John Murray. — b. San Jose\ Costa Rica, of
Canadian parents, Jan. 5, 1903 ; naturalized ; Lyc6e de
Bayonne, France ; Coll&ge de Vevey, Switzerland ;
Clifton, England; U. of Seville 1919; Harvard, A.B.
1924, grad. work 1925-26; Magdalen Coll., Oxford,
B.A. 1925 ; publicity work for telephone company
1926-27 ; educational film-production work for State of
California 1927-28 ; asst. editor and Far East dir. for
newsreel company 1928-30 ; editor for newsreel com-
panies 1930-36; exec. v. pres. of motion-picture mer.
chandising Corp. 1936-40 ; exec. asst. to pres., radio-
productions corp., 1940-41 ; app. divisional asst. at
$5,600 in the Dept. of State Jan. 16, 1941 ; asst. chief,
Div. of Cultural Relations, Sept. 6, 1941 ; at $6,500
Feb. 16, 1942; chm., Jt. Comm. on Content (Motion
Pictures) 1943-44, Jt. Comm. on Motion Pictures and
Visual Aids 1944- ; asst. chief, Motion Picture and
Radio Div., Jan. 15, 1944 ; act. chief, temp., Jan. 15,
1944 ; at $8,000 (P-8) Aug. 16, 1944 ; chief, Int. Infor-
mation Div., Sept. 1, 1944 ; chm., Jt. Comm. on Radio
Program Content 1944—, and Jt. Comm. on Publica-
tions 1944—; act. chief, Int. Motion Pictures Div., Jan.
1, 1946 ; chief Aug. 25, 1946 ; expert consultant, U.S.
del., Preparatory Commn. of United Nations Educa-
tional, Scientific, and Cultural Org., London, 1946 ;
married. — IMP.
Beggs, Albert Ivan. — app. consular agt. at Salavi'rry
Nov. 28, 1945.
Beghtol, Robert Wood. — b. Lincoln, Nebr., July 28,
1914 ; Lincoln High Sch. ; Hill Sch. ; U. of Nebr., A. B.
1937, LL.B. 1939 ; mem. of bar of Nebr. ; teller in bank
1933-38 ; atty. for trust company 1939-41 ; U. S. Army
1941—45, capt., overseas service ; app. v. c. in the For.
Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept. Nov. 27, 1945 ;
v. c. at Munich Jan. 5, 1946 ; also admin, asst. at
Munich July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v. c. at Munich Nov. 13, 1946.
Behoteguy, Scott Laughlin. — b. Akron, Ohio, Nov. 12,
1917 ; John R. Buchtel High Sch. grad. ; Coll. of
Wooster, B.A. 1939 ; U. of Pa., M.B.A. 1942 ; Am. U.
1941-^2 ; admin, asst., Bd. of Econ. Warfare, 1941-
42 ; U. S. Navy 1942—46, It., overseas service ; app.
economist, P-4, in the Dept. of State July 10, 1946. —
OFLC.
Behr, Frederic H., Jr. — b. Morristown, N. J., June 9,
1918; Indian River (Fla.) Sch. grad.; U. of Munich,
summer of 1939 ; U. of Va., B. A. 1941 ; U. S. Marine
Corps 1942-45, capt., overseas service ; app. v. c. in the
For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept. Nov. 29,
1945 ; v. c. at Montreal Jan. 17, 1946 ; also admin,
asst. at Montreal July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser Staff officer
of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v. c. at Montreal Nov.
13, 1946 ; married.
Behrman, John Robert. — b. Columbus, Ind., Feb. 4,
1914 ; Central High Sch. grad. ; Purdue, B.S. 1935 ;
metallurgist, mfg. company 1935-37, steel company
1938-44 ; U. S. Navy 1944-46, It. (jg) ; app. research
analyst, P-4, in the Dept. of State Oct. 14, 1946 ;
married. — DRE.
Beishlag, George Albert. — b. Syracuse, N. Y., Mar. 4, 1907;
Southeastern (Detroit) High Sch. grad.; Wayne U., A. B. 1930;
Clark U., A. M. 1937; U. of Mich, extension courses 1938-40;
Universidad Nacional de MSxico, summer 1941; teacher in
public schs. 1931-42; research analyst, Coordinator of Information,
1942; geographer and analyst, Office of Strategic Services, 1942-45;
U. S. Army, 1943-45; app. geographer, P-4, in the Dept. of State
Oct. 15, 1945; editor, P-5, Sept. 22, 1946; married.— MI.
Bekker, Konrad. — b. Berlin, Germany, May 24, 1911 ;
naturalized 1943 ; Lessing Gymnasium (Frankfort)
grad. ; U. of Frankfort, A.M. ; U. of Hamburg, U. of
Vienna, and U. of Paris ; U. of Basle, Ph.D. 1936 ; re-
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search fellow, Brookings Inst., 1938-39; instr. in econ.,
U. of Ky., 1939-43 : economist. Office of Strategic Serv-
ices, 1944—15 ; U.S. Army 1943-46, 2d It., overseas
service; app. research analyst at $5, ISO in the Dept.
of State Mar. 12, 1946 ; P-5 June 30, 1946 ; married. —
DUE.
Belcher, Taylor Garrison. — b. New York, N.Y., July 1,
1920 ; Scarborough Sch. grad. : Brown, A.B. 1941 ;
mgr. with coal company 1941-42 ; U. S. Navy 1942-45,
It. ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned
to the Dept. Nov. 29, 1945 ; v.c. at Mexico City Jan.
3, 1946 ; also admin, asst. at Mexico City July 1, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1940 ;
v.c. at Mexico City Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Bell, Harry H. — b. Haddonfleld. N.J., Jan. 2, 1917;
Westtown (Pa.) High Sch. grad.'; Haverford Coll.,
S.B. 1938; Grad. Inst, of Int. Studies (Geneva) 1938-
39 ; statistician with bank 1939-40 ; U.S. Army 1941-
45, 1st It., overseas service : app. For. Ser. officer
nnclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec.
22, 1945 ; to the Dept. Dec. 29, 1945 ; 3d sec. and v.c.
at Paris Apr. 23, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Bell, John 0. — b. Manila, P.I., of Am. parents, Oct.
4, 1912 ; business sch. ; George Washington, B.S. 1934,
J.D. 1939 ; mem. of bar of D.C. ; in Dept. of Agri.
1929-31 ; app. elk. at $1,440 in the Dept. of State
Jan. 19, 1931; at $1,620 Aug. 1, 1934; at $1,800 June
16, 1936; at $2,000 Aug. 1, 1936; at $2,300 Dec. 17,
1937; tech. asst. (legal) at $2,600 Aug. 16, 1938; ad-
min, asst. at $3,200 July 17, 1939 ; divisional asst. at
$3,800 Aug. 1, 1941 ; at $4,600 May 16, 1943 ; admin,
officer and chief of air priorities section, Div. of Int.
Communications, Mar. 16, 1943; divisional asst. at
$5,600 Feb. 16, 1944; tech. doc. officer and sec. for
documentation, Int. Civil Aviation Conf., Chicago,
1944 ; conf. registration officer, United Nations Conf.
on Int. Org.. San Francisco, 1945 ; at $6,230 (P-6)
July 1, 1945 ; chief of air transport section, Aviation
Div., P-7, Jan. 23, 1946 : asst. chief, Aviation Div.,
June 16, 1946 ; married. — AV.
Bellows, Everett Hollis.— b. Toledo, Ohio, July 13, 1913; Jessup
W. Scott High Sch. grad.; George Washington, A. B. 1939, M. A.
1941; sr. personnel asst., Fed. Security Agency, 1938-41; asst.
chief of recruitment and placement 1941-42, regional personnel
officer 1942-43, and div. personnel officer Jan. -May 1943, Office of
Emergency Management; chief, recruitment and placement,
Fed. Security Agency, 1943-46; U. S. Navy 1943-46, It. (jg), over-
seas service; app. asst. exec, officer, Office of the For. Ser., Dept.
of State, CAF-13, Aug. 19, 1946; married.— OFS.
Bellquist, Eric Cyril. — b. Jersey City, N. J., Sept. 22,
1904; Ripon (Calif.) Union High Sch. grad.: U. of
Calif., A. B. 1927, M. A. 1928, Ph. D. 1932 ; Uppsala
U., Sweden, 1930-31 ; traveling fellow in Scandina-
vian countries 1930-31, 1939-40 ; with newspapers
1923-25 ; teaching fellow, U. of Calif., 1927-30 : re-
search for private org. 1930; instr. in political science,
Los Angeles Jr. Coll., 1932-36 ; instr., asst. prof., and
assoc. prof, of political science, U. of Calif., 1936-43;
principal regional specialist, Office of War Informa-
tion, 1943-45 : transferred to the Dept. of State as
CAF-15, Auk. 31, 1945; act. chief, Area Div. I, Jan.
1, 1946; chief, P-8, Nov. 17, 1946; married. — ADE.
Belovsky, Sidney Arthur. — b. New York, N.Y., Aug.
3, 1901 ; elk. and salesman in U. S. and So. Africa
1917-21 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Prince Rupert
Mar. 1921 ; at Vancouver Sept. 1923 ; v.c. at Vancouver
Aug. 16, 1924 ; at Edmonton, temp., Aug. 10, 1927 ; at
Vancouver Oct. 17, 1927 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c.
of career, and v.c. at Vancouver Oct. 16, 1929 ; at
Dublin July 8, 1931 ; class eight July 1, 1934 ; cons.
Jan. 22, 1935 ; cons, at Dublin Jan. 24, 1935 ; class
seven Apr. 1, 1937 ; at Bremen July 13, 1937 ; sec. in
the Diplo. Ser. Aug. 17, 1937 ; class six Mar. 1, 1940 ;
cons, at Lisbon July 19, 1941 (canceled) ; at Windsor
Oct. 21, 1941 ; class five Nov. 16, 1943 ; cons, at Algiers
and assigned also to Allied Control Commn. for Italy
Jan. 31, 1944 (canceled) ; to the Dept. Feb. 14, 1944 ;
asst. chief, Visa Div., Mar. 28, 1944 ; class four May 16.
1945 ; class three May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married. — VD.
Belton, William b. Portland, Oreg., May 22, 1914 ;
U. S. Grant High Sch. grad.; Stanford, A.B. 1935;
elk. in Am. leg. at Quito Oct. 1936-Feb. 1937 ; app.
elk. in Am. leg. at Bogota June 1, 1937 ; For. Ser.
officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. July 6, 1938 ; For. Ser. officer at Bogota July 16.
1938; v.c. at Habana July 13. 1938 (proceeded July
29) ; For. Ser. Sch. June 8, 1939 ; v.c. and 3d sec. at
Ciudad Trujillo Jan. 8, 1940; to the Dept. and detailed
to the Dept. of Agri. Aug. 6, 1942 ; v.c. at Winnipeg
Dec. 11, 1942 ; class eight July 16, 1943 ; v.c. at Fort
William and Port Arthur, temp., July 19, 1943 ; at
Winnipeg Sept. 14, 1943 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Ottawa
Sept. 28, 1944 ; asst. agri. att. at Ottawa Apr. 28,
1945 ; class seven May 16, 1945 : cons. Mar. 16. 1946 :
cons, at Porto Alegre Apr. 11, 1946 ; class six May 19,
1946 : For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 :
married.
Benet, Edward Sewall. — b. Marblehead, Mass., Aug.
30, 1903; attended sch. in Canada; Salem High Sch.
grad.; elk. 1920-21, 1927; U. S. Navy 1921-25; min-
ing 1925-27 ; bookkeeper, Cuba, 1927-31 ; app. elk. in
Am. consulate at Cienfuegos Aug. 6, 1931 ; v.c. at
Cienfuegos Apr. 4, 1932 ; at Matanzas Aug. 11, 1936 ;
at Nuevitas July 5, 1943 ; at Habana June 23, 1944 ;
at Ciudad Juarez Jan. 17, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer
of class eight Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Benjamin, Louis K. — app. admin, officer in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Rome July 1, 1946 ; at London
Oct. 6, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class five Nov.
13, 1946 ; property liquidation officer at London Nov.
13, 1946.
Bennett, Charles Reynolds. — b. Yarmouth, Maine. Apr.
19, 1885; Yarmouth High Sch. grad.; Bowdoin Coll..
B. A. 1907 ; with bank in China, England, and Japan
1907-39 ; act. chief of China Div., For. Econ. Admin..
1944-45 : transferred to the Dept. of State as asst.
chief of China Div., Office of For. Liquidation, CAF-14,
Oct. 20, 1945 ; special asst. to the dir., Office of Far
Eastern Affairs, P-8, June 3, 1946 ; married. — FE.
Bennett. Josiah Whitney. — b. Cambridge, Mass., Nov. 18,
1916; Belmont Hill Sch. grad.; U. of Chicago, B. A. 1938, grad.
work 1938-42; Yenching U., Peiping, China. 1936-37; research
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139
analyst, War Dept., 1942-46; app. asst. public-affairs officer at.
Shanghai Sept. 11, 1946; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eight
Nov. 13, 1946; married.
Bennett, William Tapley, Jr.— b. Griffin, Ga., Apr. 1, 1917;
Griffin High Sch. grad.; U. of Ga., A. B. 1937; U. of Freiberg, Ger-
many, grad. work 1937-38; U. of Ga. Law Sch. 1938-39; Am. U.,
grad. work 1939-40; fellowship for study in Europe, Inst, of Int.
Education, 1937-38; intern, Nat. Inst, of Public Affairs, 1939-40;
in Dept. of Agri. 1940; in Office of Emergency Management
1940-41; app. jr. econ. analyst at Ciudad Trujillo July 21, 1941; at
Panama June 15, 1944; D. S. Army 1944-4f>, 1st It., overseas serv-
ice; asst. to TJ. S. del., United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San
Francisco, 1945; app. information liaison officer, P-5, in the Dept.
of State, June 5, 1946; married. — ARA.
Benninghoff, Harry Merrell. — b, Chicago, 111., Aug.
18, 1904 ; Morgan Park High Sch. (Chicago) grad. ; U.
of Rochester, A.B. 1926 ; teacher of Eng. in Japanese
sch. 1923-24. 192(5-27 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate
gen. at Tokyo Mar. 1927 ; v.c. at Tokyo June 21,
1927 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and
v.c. at Tokyo Jan. 29. 1929 ; language officer at Tokyo
Feb. 9, 1929; v.c. at Nagoya Aug. 1. 1931 ; at Yokohama
Aug. 12. 1931 ; sec. In the Dlplo. Ser. July 29, 1932 ; 3d
sec. at Tokyo, temp.. Sept. 8, 1932 ; v.c. at Yokohama
Oct. 6. 1932 ; class eight July 1, 1934 ; at Mukden Aug.
1, 1934 ; cons. Jan. 22. 1935 ; cons, at Mukden Jan. 24,
1935 ; at Harbin Feb. 8, 1935 ; class seven Apr. 1, 1937 ;
2d sec. at Peiping Feb. 14, 1939; cons, at Amoy July
21-Sept. 30, 1939; class six Not. 16, 1939; cons, at
Tientsin in addition to duties as 2d sec. at Peiping
Apr. 1, 1940; 2d sec. at Tokyo Jan. 8-Dec 7, 1941 ; class
five Aug. 16, 1941 ; to the Dept. Aug. 24, 1942 ; asst.
chief. Div. of Far Eastern Affairs, Oct. 28, 1943 — Jan.
14, 1944 ; class four Nov. 16, 1943 ; chief informational
liaison officer. Office of Far Eastern Affairs, Feb. 21.
1944 ; also exec, officer, Office of Far Eastern Affairs.
•Sept. 1, 1944; asst. exec, sec, Jt. Secretariat of the
Exec. Staff Cornms. Mar. 8, 1945, Central Secretariat
Apr. 26, 1945 ; class three May 16, 1945 ; liaison officer
and U. S. political adviser, Commanding Gen., U. S.
Occupation Forces, Korea, Aug. 25, 1945 ; For. Ser.
officer, office of act. U. S. political adviser to Su-
preme Commander. Allied Powers, Japan, Sept. 7,
1945 : act. liaison officer and political adviser to Com-
manding Gen.. U.S. Occupation Forces, Korea, temp..
Nov. 30, 1945 : eons, at Dairen Mar. 12, 1946 : cons,
gen. Apr. 27, 1946 : cons. gen. at Dairen May 7. 1946 :
For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946; married.
Benson, Barry T. — b. near Ladonia. Tex., Nov. 28,
1894; Wall Training Sch. (Honey Grove. Tex.) grad.;
Spear Jr. Coll. 1912-13; Y.M.C.A. Sch. of Com
1924-25. 1927 ; employed by telephone and electric
companies 1911-17; U. S. Navy 1917-19: salesman
and sales mgr. for motorcar companies; engineer for
electric and communication companies 1919-35 ; engi-
neering expert. Fed. Communications Comma, 1935-37 ;
app. asst. trade commr., Bu. of For. and Dom. Com.,
Feb. 4, 1937 ; at Calcutta Sept. 1, 1937 ; trade commr.
at Calcutta Aug. 1, 1938 ; For. Ser. officer of class seven
July 1, 1939; cons, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16,
1939 ; cons, at Calcutta Dec. 29, 1939 ; cons, and 2d sec.
at Bogota Apr. 4, 1941 ; act. cml. att. at Bogota
June 3, 1943; class six Nov. 16, 1943; asst. cml. att.
at Pretoria (for duty at Johannesburg) Feb. 8, 1944;
to the Dept. Oct. 19, 1944 : cons, at Ciudad Juarez Apr.
10, 1945 : class five May 16, 1945 ; cml. att. at Managua
June 7. 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13,
1946.
Benson, Floyd W. — b. Rexburg, Idaho. Sept. 30, 1911 :
Fresno (Calif.) High Sch. grad.; Stan-ford, A.B. 1933;
Syracuse U. 1933—34 : student investigator, Los An-
geles Co. Bu. of Admin. Research, 1934—35; sr. admin,
asst. 1935-39, asst. dir. of div. 1941-42, Los Angeles
Co. Dept. of Institutions ; personnel asst. and chief of
bu., Panama Canal, 1939-41 : chief of section, Office for
Emergency Management, 1942-43 ; U. S. Army 1943-46,
eapt., overseas service ; app. management analyst,
CAF-13, in the Dept. of State Oct. 9, 1946 ; married. — '
FSP.
Bentley, Alvin Morell. — b. Portland, Maine, Aug. 20,
1918; Southern Pines (N.C.) High Sch. grad.; Ashe-
ville Sch. grad. ; U. of Mich., A.B. 1940, grad. work
1940-41 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Feb. 20, 1942 ; v.c. at Mexico
City May 21, 1942 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Bogota Dec. 2,
1944 ; at Budapest Aug. 22, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Bentley, Norman J. — app. admin, officer in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Cairo July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class nine Nov. 13. 1946 ; special asst. to act.
public affairs officer at Cairo Nov. 13, 1946 : married.
Benton, James Webb. — b. Fort Myer, Va., July 9.
1892 ; Hackley Sch. ; private sch. and tutors, Ger-
many and England ; Cambridge U., England. B. A.
1914, M.A. 1919; with Brit.-Am. Ambulance Corps
1915 ; sec, War Relief Assn., 1916-17 ; U. S. Arraj
1917-19, 1st It. ; asst. to mil. att. at Tokyo 1918-19 ;
app. sec. of emb. or leg. of class four Nov. 15, 1920 ;
assigned to Rio de Janeiro Jan. 5, 1921 ; to Montevideo
Sept. 29, 1922 ; sec. of class three Jan. 23, 1924 ;
For. Ser. officer of class six July 1, 1924 ; 2d sec. at
Caracas July 12, 1924; at Lisbon Jan. 10, 1925; at
Warsaw Feb. 7, 1927 ; at Madrid Sept. 30, 1929 ; class
five May 9, 1930; at Prague Sept. 1, 1932; class four
and 1st sec. Oct 1, 1935; cons. Apr. 25, 1936; cons, at
Bremen June 10. 1936; 1st sec. at The Hague July
24, 1937; del.. 8th Int. Road Cong., The Hague, 1938;
class three Apr. 1, 1939; cons, and 1st sec. at Bucharest
Aug. 28, 1940 ; relieved of duties as cons. Aug. 6. 1941,
as 1st sec. Dec. 11, 1941 ; class two Feb. 1, 1942 ; 1st
sec. at Bern, temp., Mar. 19. 1942; cons. gen. Apr. 28,
1942; cons. gen. at Marseille May 2-Nov. 8, 1942; to
the Dept. Feb. 18, 1944 ; cons. gen. at LSopoldville
Apr. 26. 1944; couns. of emb. at The Hague Oct. 20,
1944 : For. Ser. officer of elass two Nov. 13. 1940.
Benton, Russell Weller. — b. Buffalo, N. Y., Dec. 3,
1907 ; Masten Park High Sch. grad. ; Princeton. A.B.
1930. M. A. 1931 ; Fletcher Sch. ot Law and Diplo-
macy 1934-35 ; instr. in hist, and philosophy, Buffalo
Collegiate Center. 1933-34 ; app. For. Ser. officer un-
class., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Oct.
1, 1935 ; v.c. at Montreal Oct. 3. 1935 ; For.
Ser. Sch. Dec. 7, 1936 ; v.c. at London Apr. 7, 1937 ;
to the Dept. Feb. 4. 1941 ; class eight Aug. 16. 1941 ;
asst. chief. Am. Hemisphere Exports Office, Oct. 27, 1942 ;
asst. chief, Div. of Exports and Requirements, Feb. 1-
Nov. 6, 1943 : class seven July 16. 1943 : sec. of Infor-
mation Services Comra. Mar. 7, 1944 : 2d sec. and v.c.
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at Habana Oct. 30, 1944 ; class six Aug. 13, 1945 ;
cons. Sept. 18, 1946; cons, at Munich Oct. 15. 1946;
For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Benton, William. — b. Minneapolis, Minn., Apr. 1,
1900 ; Shattuck Sch. grad. ; Yale, A.B. 1921 ; S.A.T.C.
1918; advertising business 1921-29; founder and pres.
of advertising agency 1929-36 ; v. pres., U. of Chicago,
1927-45 ; cam. of bd. of encyclopedia 1942-45 ; mem.
of advisory comm., Office of Coordinator of Inter-Am.
Affairs ; v. chm., U.S. Commn. of Inter-Am. Develop-
ment ; v. chm. of bd. of trustees, Comm. for Econ. De-
velopment ; adviser, U. S. del.. Inter- Am. Conf. on Prob-
lems of War and Peace, Mexico City, 1945 ; author ;
app. asst. sec. of state Sept. 14, 1945 ; mem., Bd. of
For. Ser. Personnel and Bd. of Examiners for the For.
Ser., 1945- ; mem. of U.S. del., United Nations Educa-
tional and Cultural Conf., London, 1945 ; chm., Inter-
departmental Comm. on Scientific and Cultural Co-
operation, Feb. 4, 1946 ; chm., U.S. del., 1st sess. of
Gen. Conf., United Nations Educational, Scientific, and
Cultural Org., Paris, 1946 ; mem., Bd. of the For. Ser.,
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married. — A-B.
Bergen, Beatrice Mary. — b. Lynn, Mass., Apr. 7,
1896 ; Lynn English High Sch. grad. ; business sch. ;
elk. and typist 1912-17 ; sec, War Trade Bd. 1917-19,
War Dept. 1919-20, bank 1920-22, nat. welfare org.
1923-25 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Palermo Mar.
3, 1926; at Prague Sept. 9, 1933; at Bucharest Oct.
14, 1940 ; at Santiago Dec. 16, 1941 ; admin, asst. at
Santiago Apr. 21, 1946 ; For- Ser. Staff officer of class
ten Nov. 13, 1946.
Bergen, Tallmadge. — b. Holland, Mich., Jan. 25,
1904 ; Central High Sch. (Minneapolis, Minn.) grad. ;
business sch. grad.; U. of Minn. B.S. 1926; pvt. tutor
in Hindustani in India ; teacher, Agri. Inst., Allahabad,
India, 1926-29 ; accountant for electrical company
1929-30 ; farm manager for industrial league 1931-33 ;
emergency agri. asst., Agri. Adjustment Admin, at U.
of 111., 1933-34 ; teacher and dir. of agri. and self help,
Billings Polytechnic Inst. (Mont.), 1934-35; assoc.
farm management specialist, Farm Security Admin.,
1935-41 ; U. S. Army 1941-45, maj. ; app. agri. officer
in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at New Delhi
May 14, 1945 ; at Calcutta Dec. 10, 1945 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class eight Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Berger, David C. — b. Gretna, Va., July 26, 1806;
Gretna High Sch. grad. ; Roanoke Coll. 1 yr. ; George-
town Sch. of For. Ser.; U. S. Navy 1917-19; app.
student interpreter in China May 20, 1920 ; v. c. at
Changsha Feb. 19, 1921 ; at Peking May 1921 ; v. c. and
Interpreter at Tientsin Oct. 9, 1922; at Shanghai May
18, 1923 ; at Tientsin June 13, 1923 ; For. S.r. officer
unclass. July 1, 1924 ; class eight Feb. 24, 1925 ; cons.
Mar. 3, 1925 ; cons, at Swatow June 18, 1927 ; class
seven May 17, 1928; class six Aug. 15, 1930; at
Tsingtao Sept. 5, 1931 ; at Tientsin Oct. 11, 1934 ; class
five Apr. 1, 1936; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Doc. 1, 1937;
cons, at Shanghai Dec. 15, 1939-Dec. 7, 1941 ; to the
Dept. June 3, 1942; 2d sec. and cons, at Buenos Aires
Sept. 23, 1942 ; class four Oct. 20, 1942 ; cons. gen.
Dec. 22, 1943 ; cons. gen. and 1st sec. at Buenos
Aires Jan. 8, 1944 ; at Chungking Apr. 25, 1945 ; class
three May 16, 1945 ; cons. gen. and 1st sec. at Nanking
Apr. 1, 1946 ; cons. gen. at Tokyo Oct. 14, 1946 ; For.
Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Berger, Samuel David.— b. Gloversville, N. Y., Dec. 6, 1911;
Gloversville High Sch. grad.; U. of Wis., Ph. B. 1934, grad. work
1935-38; London Sch. of Econ. 1938-39; fellow, Social Science
Research Council, 1938-39; dir. of research and statistics for ref-
ugee service 1939-40; labor market analyst, Fed. Security Agency
1940-41; labor economist, War Production Bd., 1941-42; labor
consultant with special mission to Great Britain 1942-44; U. S.
Army 1944-45, capt., overseas service; app. att. in the For. Ser.
Auxiliary and assigned at London Dec. 4, 1945; For Ser. Reserve
officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946; married.
Bergman, Edward Barton. — b. Philadelphia, Pa., Mar. 28,
1923; Overbrook High Sch. grad.; U. of Pa., B. S. 1943; U. S.
Army 1943-46, 1st It., overseas service; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 25, 1946;
to the Dept. Sept. 11, 1946; v. c. at Liverpool Oct. 22, 1946; For.
Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946; married.
Bergus, Donald Clayton. — b. South Bend, Ind., Feb.
26, 1920; U. of Chicago, A.B. 1942; app. elk. in the
For. Ser. and assigned to the Dept. July 14, 1942 ; at
Baghdad Sept. 3, 1942 ; v.c. at Baghdad June 1 7, 1944 ;
at Athens Mar. 9, 1945 ; at Patras June 6, 1945 ; For.
Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Dec. 22, 1945 ; v.c. at Patras Dec. 29, 1945 : 3d
sec. and v.c. at Tehran June 13, 1946 (canceled) ; dist.
sec, U.S. Mission to Observe Elections in Greece, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer at Athens, temp., July 14, 1946 ; Foi.
Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; 3d sec. and v.c.
at Beirut Nov. 13, 1946.
Berkley, George Albert. — b. New Castle, Pa., Sept.
30, 1915 ; New Castle High Sch. grad. ; app. elk. in the
Am. leg. at Helsinki Mar. 1, 1938 ; at Stockholm Apr.
24, 1943 ; at Malmo June 15, 1943 ; v.c and admin,
asst. at Goteborg Apr. 21, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer
of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Goteborg Nov.
13, 1946 ; married.
Bernat, George Andrew. — b. East Pittsburgh, Pa.,
Apr. 1, 1916 : Turtle Creek Union Sch. grad. ; business-
sch. grad. ; Pa. State Coll., B.A. 1940 ; U. of Wis., M.A.
1942 ; grad. asst. in geog., U. of Wis., 1941-42 ; U.S.
Army 1943 ; cartographer, Office of Strategic Services,
1942-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as cartog-
rapher, P-4, Oct. 1, 1945 ; married. — MI.
Bernbaum, Maurice Marshall. — b. Chicago, 111., Feb.
15, 1910 ; Austin High Sch. grad. ; Harvard, SB. 1931 ;
grad. work, U. of Chicago, summer 1931, Northwestern
1931-32 ; social worker 1932-35 : accountant, Treas.
Dept., Feb.-July 1935; economist, U. S. Tariff Commn.,
1935-36; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1936 ; v.c. at
Vancouver Nov. 23, 1036 ; For. Ser. Sch. Jan. 19, 1938 ;
v.c. at Singapore June 29, 1938; at Caracas Feb. 5,
1942 ; class eight June 1, 1942 ; 3d sec. at Caracas Jan.
11, 1943; also v.c. at Caracas, temp,, Dec. 21, 1943-
Jan. 18, 1944 ; class seven July 16, 1944 ; 2d sec. at
Caracas Aug. 21, 1944 ; 2d sec. and v.c at Managua
Feb. 12, 1945 ; class six Aug. 13, 1945 ; cons. Dec. 22,
1945 ; cons, at Managua in addition to duties as 2d sec
Jan. 8, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Berry, Burton Yost. — b. Fowler, Ind., Aug. 31, 1901 ;
Fowler High Sch. grad.; Ind. U., A.B. 1923, A.M. 1925;
U. of Paris 1925-27 ; mem. of bar of Ind. ; app. For.
Ser. officer unclass. and v.c. of career May 17, 1928 ;
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to the For. Ser. Sch. May 21, 1928; v.c. at Constan-
tinople (Istanbul) Aug. 31, 1928; sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Jan. 22, 1931 ; v.c. at Izmir and for Italian Islands
of the Aegean, temp., Sept. 29, 1933 ; 3d sec. at Istanbul
Nov. 6, 1933 ; v.c. and 3d sec. at Teheran Jan. 19, 1934 ;
class eight, cons., and cons, at Teheran in addition to
duties as 3d sec. Oct. 1, 1935; cons, at Athens Jan.
18, 1936; at Naples, temp., Oct. 2, 1937; at Athens
Jan. 8, 1938 ; cons, and 3d sec. at Cairo, temp., Mar.
16, 1938; class seven May 1, 1938; cons, at Athens
Sept. 28, 1938 ; also for Italian Islands of the Aegean
Oct. 28, 1938 ; also 2d sec. at Athens Nov. 10, 1938 ;
class six Mar. 1, 1940 ; 2d sec. at Rome July 17-Dec. 11,
1941 ; cons, at Istanbul June 20, 1942 ; cons. gen. June 4,
1943 ; cons. gen. at Istanbul June 10, 1943 ; Class five
July 16, 1943 ; For. Ser. officer at Bucharest to proceed
via Naples for temp, detail on staff of U. S. political
adviser to Supreme Allied Commander, Mediterranean
Theater, Oct. 7. 1944 (proceeded Nov. 9, 1944) ; claws
four May 16, 1945 ; class three May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946.
Berry, James Lampton. — b. Columbia, Miss., May
10, 1908; Webb Sch. grad. ; U. of Miss., B.A. 1929,
M.A. 1931 ; Yale, grad. work 1932-34 ; instr. in political
science, U. of Miss., 1930-31 : teaching asst. in political
science, U. of 111., 1931-32 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at
Durban Mar. 16, 1934 ; v.c. at Durban Aug. 11, 1934 ;
at Johannesburg, temp., July 7, 1936; at Lourenco
Marques, temp., Sept. 1, 1936 ; at Durban Feb. 13, 1937 ;
at Johannesburg, temp., Mar. 20, 1937; at Durban Aug.
6, 1937; at Lourenco Marques, temp., Jan. 3, 1938;
at Capetown, temp., Jan. 22, 1938 ; at Durban May
2, 1939 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career,
sec. in the Diplo. Ser., and v.c. at Durban July 15, 1939 ;
at Port Elizabeth, temp., July 18, 1939 ; at Durban Sept.
3, 1939 ; at Calcutta June 1, 1940 ; also sec. to Commr.
of U. S. to India at New Delhi Sept. 16, 1941 ; sec. to
personal representative of the President at New Dalhi
Mar. 21, 1942; sec. at New Delhi May 16, 1942; class
eight July 16. 1943 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at London May 31,
1944 (canceled) ; Army and Navy Staff Coll., grad.
1945 ; country specialist at $5,600 in the Dept. of
State Feb. 1, 1945 ; act. asst. chief, Div. of Middle
Eastern Affairs, Apr. 12, 1945 ; at $6,230 July 1, 1945 ;
asst. chief, Div. of Middle Eastern Affairs, at $7,175
fP-7) Sept. 25, 1945, Div. of Middle Eastern and
Indian Affairs Aug. 16, 1946. — MEL
Berry, Marshall Styles. — b. Union Co., Ky., Apr. 25,
1903 ; Morganfield High Sch. grad. ; Murray State
Teachers Coll., B.S. 1929 ; U. of Ky., M.A. 1940 ; prin-
cipal of sch. 1929-40 ; supervisor of student work,
Nat. Youth Admin., 1940-42 ; labor foreman with mfg.
company 1942-44 ; personnel asst., Washington Navy
Yard, 1944 ; app. personnel asst. at $2,600 in the
Dept. of State Jan. 2, 1945; at $2,980 July 1, 1945;
personnel technician, CAF-9, Jan. 2, 1946 ; salary
analyst May 26. 1946 ; CAF-11 Dec. 1, 1946 ; mar-
ried.— FP.
Berry, Robert M. — b. Dardanelle, Ark., May 14, 1917 ;
Baylor U., B.A. 1937 ; Brown U., M.A. 1939 ; Harvard,
Ph.D. 1944 ; dir. of tour to Europe 1936 ; instr. of
German, Brown U., 1939-42 ; instr. in German dept,,
Harvard, 1942-44 ; assoc. field representative, Office
of War Information, Paris, 1944-45 ; app. econ.
analyst in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to
office of U.S. political adviser on German affairs, Su-
preme Headquarters, A.E.F., May 25, 1945 ; at Rome,
temp., Apr. 19. 1946 ; also admin, officer at Berlin July
1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eight Nov. 13,
1946; econ. analyst at Berlin Nov. 13, 1940.
Bertot, Raoul Armando. — b. Manzanillo, Cuba, Jan.
9, 1884 ; attended the El Salvador of Don Salvador de
las Reigadas, in Cuba and studied in England and
U.S. ; weigher on sugar plantation 4 yrs., insp. of
weights and measures 3 yrs., draftsman and paymas-
ter 4 yrs., and elk. 4 yrs., Manzanillo ; asst. to the cons.
agt. at Manzanillo and later act. cons. agt. ; app. cons,
agt. at Manzanillo, Cuba, Apr. 20, 1922 ; married.
Betts, Dale Kenneth. — b. La Porte City, Iowa, May
2, 1902 ; La Porte City High Sch. grad. ; with metal
mfg. company 1921—35 ; timekeeper, Work Projects
Admin., 1935-41 ; expediter 1941-42, crew chipf in
Ireland 1942-44. for airline company ; asst. transporta-
tion officer, Office of War Information, 1944-45 ; trans-
portation officer at Paris, Office of Int. Information and
Cultural Affairs, Dept. of State, 1945—46 ; app. admin,
asst. in the For. Ser. and assigned at Paris July 1,
1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eleven Nov. 13,
1946.
Betts, George C. — app. admin, officer in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Manila July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class eight Nov. 13, 1946 ; press officer at
Manila Nov. 13, 1946.
Bevans, Charles Irving. — b. Grantsville, Md., Sept.,
21, 1908 ; George Washington U. 1926-29 ; Washington
Coll. of Law, LL.B. 1932; mem. of bar of D.C. ; elk.
1925-27, in Veterans' Bu. 1927-29 ; app. elk. at $1,440
in the Dept. of State May 16, 1929; at $1.6l'0 June
1, 1930; at $1,800 Aug. 1, 1934; at $2,300 Oct. 1,
1935; at $2,400 Apr. 1, 1938; divisional asst. at $2,600
July 1, 1939 ; at $2,700 Oct. 1, 1941 ; at $3,800 Nov. 1,
1941 ; alt. Dept. representative on the Fisheries Coniin.,
War Production Bd., 1942 ; asst. chief of treaty sec-
tion, Div. of Research and Publication, at $4,600
(P-5) May 1, 1944; tech. adviser, U.S. del., Int.
Whaling Conf., London, 1945 ; asst. chief of treaty
branch, Div. of Research and Publication, P— 6
May 19, 1946 ; special asst., U.S. del., Inter-Am. Conf.
of Experts on Copyright, Washington, 1946 ; asst. chief
of treaty branch. Office of the Legal Adviser, Sept. 6,
1946 ; treaty adviser, U.S. del., Int. Whaling Conf.,
Washington, 1946 ; married. — Le.
Beverstock, Roswell Charles. — b. Los Angeles, Calif.,
Dec. 23, 1909 ; Los Angeles Polytechnic High Sch.
grad. ; Stanford, A.B. 1931 ; U. of Calif., grad. work
1933-34 ; economist, statistical bu., 1934-35 ; app. For.
Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Oct. 1, 1935; v.c. at Mazatlan Oct. 16, 1935;
For. Ser. Sch. Dec. 4, 1936 ; v.c. at Belfast Apr.
7, 1937; class eight Aug. 16, 1941 ; v.c. at Caracas Oct.
3, 1941 ; class seven July 16, 1943 ; 2d sec. and v.c. at
Tegucigalpa Oct. 25, 1943 ; class six Aug. 13, 1945 ;
v.c. at Guatemala Aug. 29, 1945 (canceled) ; cons. Oct.
16, 1945 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Wellington Jan. 3, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
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Beyer, Roland Karl. — b. Sheboygan, Wis., May 8,
1913; Kaukauna (Wis.) High Sch. grad. ; Lawrence
Coll., A.B. 1934 ; Fletcher Sch. of Law and Diplomacy,
A.M. 1935, grad. work 1937-38; teacher in high sch.
1935-37 ; instr. of political science, Vanderbilt U., 1938-
39 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 15, 1939 ; v.c. at Toronto
July 27, 1939 ; to the Dept. Jan. 8, 1941 ; For. Ser. Sch.
Apr. 1, 1941 ; v.c. at Capetown June 2, 1941 ; class
eight Nov. 16, 1943 ; v.c. at Algiers May 3, 1945 ; class
seven Aug. 13, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class five Nov.
13, 1946 ; married.
Beyerly, Harold S. — b. New Richmond, Ohio, Sept.
28, 1898 ; with railroad 1916-18 ; U. S. Navy 1918-20 ;
app. elk. in Am. consulate gen. at Rotterdam Sept.
1920 ; at Belgrade Dec. 5, 1930 ; at Panama Aug. 2,
1941 ; near Govt, of Netherlands established in Eng-
land Oct. 21, 1944 ; app. admin, officer at The Hague
May 29, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eight Nov.
13, 1946 ; married.
Beylard, Charles Brashears. — b. Cannes, France, of
Am. parents, Sept. 15, 1888 ; Public Coll. of the City
of Nice, France, and Dr. Schmidt's Inst., St. Gallen,
Switzerland ; private tutor in London ; bank elk. in
Nice 1 yr. ; elk. in Am. consulate at Nice 1908-16 ;
app. v.c. at Tunis May 5, 1917 ; at Bizerta Aug. 29,
1923 ; at Tunis Dec. 5, 1923 ; at Las Palmas, temp.,
June 20. 1929 ; at Tunis Oct. 23, 1929 ; at Marseille
Nov. 6, 1930; at Nice and Monaco May 23, 1934; at
Lyon Feb. 18-Nov. 8. 1942 ; to the Dept. Feb. 18, 1944 ;
v.c. at Port-of-Spain May 6, 1944 ; at Nice and Monaco
Dec. 6, 1944 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov.
13. 1946 ; married.
Biebers, Carl, Jr. — b. Lockhart. Tex., July 18, 1919 :
Thomas Jefferson High Sch. grad. ; business sch. ; U. of
Heidelberg, summer 1938 ; U. of Munich 1938-39 ; U.
of Tex., B.A. 1940 ; U.S. Army 1940-46, capt. : app.
v.c. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Frank-
fort on the Main Mar. 18, 1946 : also admin, asst. at
BYankfort on the Main July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Frankfort
on the Main Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Bigelow, Donald Fairchild. — b. St. Paul. Minn., Nov.
10, 1896; Central High Sch.; Princeton 1915-17;
Ecole Libre des Sciences Politiques 1919-20; Har-
vard 1920-21 ; U.S. Army 1917-19, 1st It., overseas
service ; with Am. Red Cross in Poland 1919 ; app.
v.c. of career of class three May 25. 1921 ; v.c. at
Bucharest July 21, 1921 ; class two May 26, 1922 ; class
one Feb. 26, 1923; v.c. at Paris Aug. 17, 1923; cons,
of class seven Dec. 19, 1923 ; For. Ser. officer of class
eight July 1, 1924 ; class seven Aug. 31, 1925 ; to the
Dept. Mar. 3, 1927; sec. to Am. del., 13th Int. Parlia-
mentary Com. Conf., Rio de Janeiro, 1927 ; cons, at
Tangier Mar. 31, 1930 ; class six May 9, 1930 ; sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Sept. 14, 1931 ; also 2d sec. at
Tangier Oct. 14, 1931 ; cons, at Geneva May 18. 1933 ;
2d see. at Vienna Apr. 8-July 5, 1935 ; representative
in advisory and consultative capacity. Meeting of
League of Nations Subcommittee of Experts on Tourist
Traffic, Geneva, 1935 ; at Bern Jan. 29-Feb. 24, 1936 ;
2d sec. at Bern May 22, 1936; class five Mar. 1, 1939;
class four Aug. 16, 1941 ; 1st sec. at Bern Nov. 25, 1941 ;
class three Nov. 16, 1943 ; class two Dec. 17, 1945 ;
couns. of leg. and cons, at Budapest Apr. 11, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class two Nov. 13. 1946 : married.
Biggs, Arthur Perry. — b. Detroit, Mich.. May 5, 1910 :
Glendale (Calif.) Union High Sch. grad.; U. of Calif,
at Los Angeles, A. B. 1933, grad. sch. 1933-35,
teacher's cert. 1942 ; teacher. Methodist Bd. of For.
Missions, Bolivia, 1936-41, War Relocation Authority,
1942-43 ; U. S. Army 1943-45 ; chief of unit, Office of
Strategic Services, 1943-45 : transferred to the Dept.
of State as geographer, P-3. Oct. 1, 1945 ; P-4 Sept.
22, 1946 ; married. — MI.
Billingsley, Henry Edmund. — b. Indianapolis, Ind.,
Nov. 12, 1915 ; U. Sch. (Cleveland, Ohio) grad. : Yale.
A.B. 1938 ; Western Reserve U., grad. work 1939^11 :
partner of industrial relations firm 1938—11 ; U.S. Navy
1941—46, It. comdr. ; app. for. affairs specialist P— 6,
in the Dept. of State Nov. 25, 1946 ; married. — IC.
Billman, James Reed. — b. Cincinnati. Ohio, Dec. 8,
1918 ; high-sch. grad. ; U. of Calif, at Los Angeles, A.B.
1940, grad. work 1941—42 ; asst. to architect in retail
firm 1942 ; personnel work with mfg. firms 1942-44 ;
app. elk. in the For. Ser. and assigned to the Dept.
Apr. 21, 1944; at New Delhi Aug. 7, 1944: v.c. at
Calcutta Feb. 6, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; admin, asst. at Calcutta Nov. 13,
1946.
Bingham, George Reynolds. — b. Philadelphia, Pa.,
May 6, 1914: Garfield High Sch. (Seattle, Wash.)
grad. ; business-sch. grad. ; stenog. and sec. in U.S. and
Bolivian offices of steamship company 1933-36 ; app.
elk. in Am. leg. at La Paz June 1, 1936 ; at San Salva-
dor Nov. 1938 ; v.c. at Panama Apr. 3, 1941 ; resigned
Sept. 25. 1942 to enter the armed services : app. v.c. in
the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Panama Oct.
12. 1945 : at Antofagasta Oct. 24, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Birch, John Almond. — b. Washington, D. C, Sept. 28,
1913; Western High Sch. grad.; Am. Inst, of Banking
1936—10 : paying and receiving teller for bank 1932—41 ;
cml. specialist 1941^13, staff asst. 1943-44, Div. of
For. Funds Control, Treas. Dept. ; app. divisional
asst. at $3,800 in the Dept. of State July 12, 1944 ;
at $4,600 Nov. 11, 1944; at $5,600 (P-6) May 15,
1945 ; act. asst. chief, Div. of Econ. Security Controls,
Mar. 19, 1946 ; asst. to U.S. del., U. S.. United Kingdom,
and Swedish Negotiations for German Assets in
Sweden, Washington. 1946 ; att. at Stockholm June
26, 1946 : For. Ser. Reserve officer of class four Nov.
13, 1946 ; married.
Birchman, Richard O. — app. messenger in Am. leg.
at Stockholm June 1, 1915 ; admin, asst. at Stockholm
Feb. 10, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eleven
Nov. 13. 1946 ; married.
Bird, Heber Reid.— b. Manti, Utah, Mar. 18. 1918 :
South High Sch. grad. ; U. of Utah 1938-39 : with tel-
egraph company 1939-40 ; missionary work in Brazil
1940—42 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate gen. at Sao Paulo
June 2, 1942 ; econ. analyst at Sao Paulo July 1, 1944 :
resigned Feb. 22, 1945 ; U.S. Navy 1945-46 ; app. v.c. in
the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Rio de Janeiro
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143
Feb. 14, 1946 : also admin, asst. at Rio de Janeiro July
1. 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Birge, "Walter "William, Jr. — b. St. Louis, Mo., May
21, 1913 ; sch. in Switzerland and U. S. ; Groton Sen.
grad. ; Harvard, A.B. 1935 ; D. of London 1937-38 ;
George Washington U. 1939-40 ; private sec. to Am.
amb. to Argentina 1935 ; salesman with cml. firm 1936 ;
elk. in Am. consulate at Nuevo Liredo May 23-Juiy 15,
1941 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Mar. 20, 1941, qualified July 16,
1941 ; v.c. at Nuevo Laredo July 16, 1941 ; at Istanbul
Mar. 30, 1942 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Baghdad Dec. 7,
1943 ; 3d sec. at Praha June 29, 1945 ; v.c. at Dhahran,
temp., June 29, 1945; class eight May 19. 1946; For.
Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946.
Birgfeld, Clarence Everard. — b. Capitol View, Md.,
May 3, 1906 ; Central High Sch. grad. ; business sch.
iy2 yrs. ; Georgetown, B.S. (For. Ser.) 1928; in Dept.
of Com. 1927-42; U.S. Army 1942-45, maj. ; app.
asst. cml. att. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned
at Buenos Aires May 29, 1945 ; at Santiago June 21,
1946: For. Ser. Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Birkeland, Carl. — b. Stavanger, Norway, Mar. 28,
1886; naturalized 1916; Kongsgaard High Sch. (Sta-
vanger, Norway) grad. ; Lewis Inst., Chicago, 1908-11 ;
laboratory and engineering insp. 1904-17; U.S. Army
1918-21 ; app. v.c. at Riga Oct. 25, 1921 ; elk. in Am.
consulate at Copenhagen July 1, 1924 ; v.c. at Copen-
hagen Oct. 6, 1926; at Warsaw Nov. 13, 1929; at
Berlin Apr. 15, 1940 ; elk. in Am. emb. at Berlin July
15-Dec. 8, 1941 ; to the Dept. June 2, 1942 ; v.c. at
Stockholm Sept. 16, 1944 ; elk., staff of Supreme Head-
quarters, A.E.F., at London, temp., Sept. 16, 1944 ; v.e.,
office of U.S. political adviser on German affairs, Su-
preme Headquarters, A.E.F., Apr. 12, 1945 ; at Stock-
holm Dec. 7, 1945 : For. Ser. Staff officer of class nine
Nov. 13, 1946 : married.
Birkeland, Joran J. — app. admin, asst. in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Copenhagen July 1, 1946 ; For.
Ser. Reserve officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; cultural
officer at Copenhagen Nov. 13, 1946.
Bishop, Dwight Reed.— b. Winfield, Ala., June 11, 1914; Ray-
mondville (Tex.) High Sch. grad.; Tex. Coll. of Arts and Indus-
tries, B. S. 1937; Agri. and Mech. Coll. of Tex., M. S. 1939; over-
seer for fruit company, Guatemala, 1939; adjuster for insur.
company 1940; trainee, Dept. of Agri., 1941-42; U. S. Navy 1942-45,
It., overseas service; statistician in commodity brokerage com-
pany 1945-46; app. agri. officer in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and
assigned at Sao Paulo Jan. 7, 1946; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
nine Nov. 13, 1946; married.
Bishop, Max Waldo. — b. Gravette, Ark., Oct. 30,
1908 ; Davenport (Iowa) High Sch. grad. ; U. of Chicago,
Ph.B. 1932 ; tutored in French and German ; O.R.C.
1935-37, 2d It. ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Oct. 1, 1935 ; lan-
guage officer at Tokyo Oct. 16. 1935 ; v. c. at Osaka Oct.
25, 1937 ; 3d sec. at Tokyo Mar. 14, 1938 ; class eight
Aug. 1, 1940 ; to the Dept. Jan. 8, 1941 ; class seven
Feb. 1, 1942; class six Nov. 16, 1943; cons. Apr. 25,
1944 ; cons, at Colombo Apr. 27, 1944 ; sec. of mission
at New Delhi Mar. 10, 1945; class four May 16, 1945;
For. Ser. officer, staff of U.S. political adviser to
Supreme Commander, Allied Forces, Japan, Aug. 25,
1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946.
Bishop, William "Warner, Jr. — b. Princeton, N.J.,
June 10, 1906; Ann Arbor (Mich.) High Sch. grad.;
U. of Mich., A.B. 1928, J.D. 1931 ; Columbia U. Law
Sch. 1938-39 ; mem. of bar of Mich. ; research and
teaching asst., U. of Mich. Law Sch., 1931-35 ; reporter,
Harvard Research in Int. Law, 1932-35 ; law practice
1935-36 ; lecturer in politics, Princeton, 1936-38 ; app.
asst. to the legal adviser at $2,600 in the Dept. of
State Aug. 1, 1939; at $3,200 Apr. 16. 1940; at $3,300
Jan. 1, 1942 ; at $4,600 July 16, 1942 ; at $5,600 Mar.
16, 1944 ; at $6,500 (P-7) Apr. 30. 1945.— Le.
Black, John T. — app. admin, officer in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Algiers July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve
officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; public affairs officer
at Algiers Nov. 13, 1946.
Black, Lloyd Deacon. — b. Toronto, Canada, Dec. 2, 1914;
naturalized 1942; Horace Mann Sch. (N. Y.) grad.; U. of Toronto,
B. A. 1934; Clark U., A. M. 1936; U. of Mich., Ph. D. 1940; U. S.
Army 1941-45, capt., overseas service; app. geographer, P-4, in
the Dept. of State Feb. 19, 1946; P-5 Sept. 22, 1946; married —
MI.
Black, Myron I.— b. Rochester, N. Y., Sept. 24, 1906; East
High Sch.; Phillips Exeter Acad.; Harvard, A. B. 1927; Harvard
Sch. of Business Admin., 1928; exec. sec. and editor of trade
review, U. S. Chamber of Com. for the Levant, Istanbul, 1927-28;
asst. trade commissioner at Washington, New York, and Well-
ington, New Zealand, Bu. of For. and Dom. Com., 1928-37;
free lance writing in field of economics 1930-32; special foreign
representative in cml. companies 1938-44; sec, Danish Shipping
Comm., 1940: mem. of War Shipping Admin. -Dept. of State
Mission to South Amer. 1942, and Anglo-Am. Shipping and
Ports Mission to Africa and the Middle East 1942; field dir. of
Div. of For. Ser. 1942-44, War Shipping Admin.; dir. of field opera-
tions staff, For. Econ. Admin. 1944-45; app. att. in the For. Ser.
Auxiliary and assigned at Rome Oct. 19, 1945; For. Ser. Reserve
officer of class three Nov. 13, 1916; adviser on shipping at Rome
Nov. 13, 1946; married.
Black, Robert. — b. Hamilton, Ohio, Sept, 16, 1922 ;
Hamilton High Sch. grad. ; Princeton, A.B. 1943 ; app.
v.c. at Florianopolis Jan. 20, 1944 ; at Manaos Aug.
31, 1944 ; at Para, temp., Nov. 10, 1944 ; at Manaos
Feb. 16, 1945 ; at Fortaleza, temp., Feb. 19. 1945 ; at
Para Aug. 10, 1945 ; at Porto Alecre Nov. 2, 1945 ; at
Caracas Jan. 29, 1946; also admin, asst. at Caracas
Apr. 21, 1946 : For. Ser. Staff officer of class eleven
Nov. 13, 1946 : v.c. at Caracas Nov. 13, 1946.
Blackmun, Martin Gilbert. — b. Ackley, Iowa, July 20,
1911 ; Eldora High Sch. grad. ; U. of Iowa, B.S. 1936 ;
U. of Minn., grad. work 1939 ; rate expert with rail-
road company 1936; traffic elk. with lumber company
1937—40 ; traffic mgr. for wood products company 1940-
45 ; app. v.c. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned
to the Dept. Sept. 12, 1945 ; at Melbourne Oct. 22, 1945 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Blaisdell, Donald C. — b. Chautauqua, N. Y., Aug. 12,
1899; Alma (Mich.) High Sch. grad.; Pa. State Coll.,
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B.S. 1920 : U. of Grenoble 1923 ; Columbia, M.A. 1926,
Ph.D. 1929 ; teacher, Columbia U., Williams Coll., and
U. of Wis., 1928-36 ; asst. to under sec. of agri.
1936-40; observer, Permanent Agri. Committee, Conf.
of Am. States Members of Int. Labor Organization,
Habana, 1939 ; Washington representative, Committee
to Defend Amer., 1940-41 ; app. divisional asst. at
$5,600 in the Dept. of State July 14, 1941 ; asst. chief,
Div. of Studies and Statistics at $6,500 Feb. 16, 1942 ;
divisional asst. at $6,400 June 18, 1942 ; asst. chief,
Div. of Int. Security and Org., May 3, 1944 ; at $6,500
July 1, 1944; asst. sec, U.S. group, Dumbarton Oaks
Conversations on Int. Org., Washington, 1944 ; at
$6,750 Oct. 1, 1944 ; assoc. chief, Div. of Int. Security
Affairs, Dec. 20, 1944 ; at $8,000 (P-8) Jan. 23, 1945 ;
tech. expert, U.S. del.. United Nations Conf. on Int.
Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; adviser U.S. del., Prepara-
tory Commn. of United Nations, London, 1945 ; mar-
ried.—IS.
Blake, Evernghim. — b. Greenwich, Conn., Nov. 14,
1912 ; South Kent Sch. 1927-31 ; ficole du Montcel
(France) 1931-32 ; Sorbonne, 1932 ; U. of Madrid,
cert. 1933 ; U. of Mexico, cert. 1935 ; U. of Va., B.S.
1936 ; asst. mgr. of plastics corp. 1938-40 ; with export
dept. of steel company 1940-41 ; U.S. Navy 1941-45,
It., overseas service ; app. v.c. in the For. Ser. and
assigned to the Dept. Feb. 1, 1946 ; at Stuttgart Feb.
14, 1946 ; at Bremen May 14, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Blake, Gilson Grant. — b. Buffalo, N.Y., Feb. 7, 1893;
Friends Sch. ; Swarthmore, A.B. 1915 ; Harvard Sch.
of Business Admin. 1019 ; floor mgr. and salesman
1915-17 ; U.S. Navy 1917-19, ensign ; app. v.c. at New-
castle, Australia, Feb. 24, 1920; at Adelaide Feb. 11,
1921 ; at Newcastle Apr. 27, 1921 ; at Melbourne Dec.
28, 1921 ; v.c. of career of class three Sept. 30, 1922 ;
v.c. at Ottawa Oct. 14, 1922 ; class two Nov. 23, 1923 ;
For. Ser. officer unclass. July 1, 1924 ; v.c. at George-
town July 11, 1925 ; class eight and cons. Aug. 31,
1925 ; cons, at Georgetown Sept. 29, 1925 ; at Geneva
Oct. 15, 1927 ; disbursing officer, Int. Conf. on Eco-
nomic Statistics, Geneva, 1928 ; Special Commn. for
the Preparation of a Draft Conv. on the Manufacture
of Arms, 3d sess., Geneva, 1928 ; class seven May 23.
1929 ; class six Feb. 4, 1931 ; cons, at Rome Jan. 25,
1936 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 1, 1937 ; class five
Mar. 1, 1939 ; cons, at Leghorn, temp., Oct. 17, 1940 ;
at Rome Nov. 7, 1940 ; also 2d sec. at Rome Jan. 6-Dec.
11, 1941 ; relieved of duties as cons. July 1, 1941 ; to the
Dept. July 2, 1942; class four Nov. 16, 1943; asst.
chief. Special War Problems Div., May 1, 1944, Special
Projects Div. Oct. 3, 1945 ; class three Dec. 17, 1945 ;
cons, at Valparaiso May 13, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Blake, Monroe Williams. — b. St. Paul, Minn., Jan.
9, 1900; Central High Sch. (Detroit); George Wash-
ington, A.B. 1933; app. elk. at $1,320 In the Dept.
of State May 15, 1928; at $1,440 July 1, 1928; at
$1,620 Oct. 1, 1929 ; at $1,680 July 1, 1930 ; divisional
asst. at $2,600 Oct. 12, 1934 ; For. Ser. officer unclass.,
v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Oct. 1, 1935 ;
v.c. at Ciudad Juarez Oct. 5, 1935 ; at Montreal Nov. 7,
1935; For. Ser. Sch. Aug. 4, 1936; v.c. at Warsaw
Dec. 18, 1936; at Birmingham Nov. 24, 1939 (can-
celed) ; at Basel Feb. 19, 1940 ; at Rangoon Oct. 8, 1941
(canceled) ; to the Dept. Dec. 18, 1941 ; v.c. at Tampico
Jan. 6, 1942 ; class eight Feb. 1, 1942 ; 3d sec. and v.c.
at Lisbon Aug. 11, 1943 (canceled) ; 3d sec. and v.c.
at Tehran Nov. 8, 1943 ; class seven Nov. 16, 1943 ;
2d sec. at Tehran in addition to duties as v.c. May 1,
1944 ; class six Aug. 13, 1945 ; 2d sec. at Warsaw Sept.
19, 1945 ; cons. Dec. 15, 1945 ; cons, at Warsaw in
addition to duties as 2d sec. July 30, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Blake, Ralph Joseph, — b. Portland, Oreg., Mar. 19,
1907 ; Franklin High Sch. grad. ; Georgetown, B.S
(For. Ser.) 1929; elk., Dept. of State, 1926-29; app
For. Ser. officer unclass. and v.c. of career Nov. 12
1929; For. Ser. Sch. Nov. 18, 1929; v.c. at Nuevo La
redo, temp., Nov. 27, 1929 ; to the Dept. Apr. 18, 1930
For. Ser. Sch. July 16, 1930; v.c. at T.sinan Nov. 8
1930 ; at Harbin Mar. 6, 1933 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser
Apr. 25, 1936 ; v.c. at Osaka May 29. 1937 ; class eight
and cons. May 1, 1938; cons, at Osaka May 12, 1938
language officer at Tokyo May 20, 1938; cons, at Tokyo
Sept. 13, 1940-Dec. 7, 1941 ; to the Di>pt. Dec. 18, 1941
class seven June 1, 1942 ; cons, at Brisbane June 17
1944 ; class six July 16, 1944 ; 2d sec. and cons, at
Chungking Feb. 10, 1945 : class five Aug. 13, 1945
cons, at Taipei Feb. 20, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Blake, Shanette G. (Mrs.) — b. Washington, D. C. :
Lockport (N.Y.) High Sch. grad.; Boston U. 1931-32;
with Govt, agencies 1933—46 ; app. research asst.,
CAF-9, in the Dept. of State Apr. 17, 1946 ; policy
analyst Sept. 8, 1946 ; asst. dir. of Admin. Div., Office
of For. Liquidation, CAF-11, Nov. 3. 1946. — OFLC.
Blakeslee, George H. — b. Geneseo, N. Y., Aug. 27,
1871 ; East Greenwich Acad. grad. ; Wesleyan, A.B.
1893 ; Harvard, A.M. 1900 ; U. of Berlin 1901 ; U. of
Leipzig 1902 ; Oxford 1902-03 ; Harvard, Ph.D. 1903 ;
prof, of hist, and of int. relations. Clark U. 1903-43 ;
tech. adviser, Am. Del., Conf. on Limitation of Arma-
ment. Washington 1921-22 ; lecturer. Harvard U..
1926-28, 1929 ; Carnegie visiting prof, of int. relations
to univs. in Japan, Australia, and New Zealand, 1927 :
leader of Confs., Inst, of Politics, Williamstown, Mass..
1922-31 ; app. divisional asst. at $5,000 in the Dept. of
State Nov. 23. 1931 ; special asst. to the Am. leg..
Peiping, and couns. to the Am. mem. of the Lytton
Commn., Feb.-Sept., 1932 : prof, of diplomacy and int.
politics, Fletcher Sch. of Law and Diplomacy, 1933-43 ;
app. consultant in the Dept. of State Aug. 23, 1942 :
divisional asst., temp., at $6,500 (P-7) Sept. 16, 1943 ;
consultant to the Div. of Territorial Studies July 1.
1944-Mar. 1, 1945 ; special asst. to the dir., Office of
Far Eastern Affairs, Apr. 1, 1945 ; mem., U.S. del., Far
Eastern Commn., 1945- ; P-8 Mar. 12, 1946 ; mar-
ried.— FE.
Blanchard, Lee Blenham. — b. Corvallis, Oreg., Oct. 2,
1914; Roosevelt High Sch. (Yonkers, N.Y.) grad.; U.
of Ariz. 1934-37 ; sec. for broadcasting company 1937-
40; sec. for mfg. companies 1940-44; app. sec. to
under sec. of state at $4,600 (CAF-12) in the Dept. of
State Mar. 21, 1944 ; accompanied under sec. of state on
mission to London as mem. of secretariat Apr. 1944 ;
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admin, officer Jan. 16, 1945; at $5,180 July 1, 1945;
asst. to U. S. mem., United Nations, July 1, 1945 ;
married.
Blancke, Wilton Wendell. — b. Philadelphia, Pa., June
29, 1908 ; high-sch. grad. ; Haverford Coll., B.A. 1929 ;
in advertising business 1929-32 ; free-lance journalism
1932-33 ; art director for advertising company in Argen-
tina 1933-42 ; app. elk. in Am. emb. at Buenos Aires
May 16, 1942 ; econ. analyst in the For. Ser. Auxil-
iary in office of U.S. political adviser on German af-
fairs, Supreme Headquarters, A.E.F., July 5, 1945 ;
For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. June 3, 1946 ; v.c. at Berlin June 17, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Blankinship, Byron E. — b. Portland, Oreg., June 2,
1913 ; Tigard High Sch. grad. ; Pacific U., A.B. 1935 ; U.
of Calif., M.A. 1937 ; Columbia, LL.B. 1942 ; public-
relations counsel Apr.-Nov. 1939 ; law elk. 1941-42 ;
private tutor Feb.-June 1942 ; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Feb.
20, 1942 ; to the Dept. May 27, 1942 ; v.c. at Tijuana
June 19, 1942 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Madrid Apr. 22,
1944 ; class eight May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Blatchford, Edward Williams. — b. Chicago, 111., July
13, 1868; Amherst, B.A. 1891; bookkeeper 1893-98;
cml. work in London 1898-1901 ; cashier and asst.
mgr. of company 1901-18 ; Y.M.C.A. work in London
and the Near East 1918-22 ; Near East Relief 1922-29 ;
app. elk. In Am. consulate gen. at Jerusalem Sept.
11, 1929 : v.c. at Jerusalem Dec. 29, 1930 ; also admin,
asst. at Jerusalem Feb. 10, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer
of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Jerusalem Nov.
13, 1946.
Bliss, Burdette Burt. — b. Augusta, Mich., July 23,
1894 ; Battle Creek High Sch. ; Albion Coll. 1916-18 ;
U.S. Army 1918 ; v.c. and elk. at Singapore 1919-20 ;
mgr. in Singapore 1920, in Venezuela 193S-39, and
asst. mgr. in Guatemala 1926—37, for import-export
companies ; elk. at Santo Domingo 1921 ; v.c. and elk. at
Guatemala 1921-25 ; hon. v.c. at Guatemala 1926-31 ;
traffic man with steamship line 1937 ; asst. mgr. 1939-
43, mgr. 1943^46 with chicle development company in
Mexico and Brazil ; app. cons. agt. at Manaos June 27,
1946 ; married.
Bliss, Don Carroll. — b. Northville, Mich., July 3,
1897; Montclair (N.J.) High Sch. grad.; Dartmouth,
A.B. 1918 ; Amos Tuck Sch. of Admin, and Finance,
M.C.S. 1920 ; U. S. Naval Reserve Force 1917-19 ; bank
student and elk. 1920-23; elk. to cml. att. at Tokyo
1923-24 ; asst. trade commr. at Bombay 1924-26 ; at
Batavia Sept.-Dec. 1926 ; at Alexandria Jan.-Apr.
1927 ; asst. chief, For. Ser. Div., Bu. of For. and Dom.
Com., 1927-28 ; app. trade commr. at Singapore Jan.
16, 1928 ; at Batavia Oct. 1, 1928 ; at Singapore Apr. 1,
1929; also cml. att. at Bangkok Nov. 18, 1929; cml.
att. at Prague Feb. 4, 1932 ; to Bu. of For. and Dom.
Com. Jan. 1, 1934 ; act. cml. att. at The Hague July 1,
1934 ; at Athens, temp., Aug. 15, 1935 ; at Cairo, temp.,
Apr. 1, 1936 ; trade commr. at Paris, temp., June 1,
1936 ; trade commr. at Calcutta Dec. 1, 1938 ; For. Ser.
officer of class four July 1, 1939 ; cons, and sec. In the
Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939; cons, at Calcutta Dec. 29,
1939; at London Apr. 7, 1941 (canceled) ; act. cml. att.
at London July 7, 1941 ; class three Aug. 16, 1941 ;
cml. att. at London Apr. 15, 1943; class two Nov. 16,
1943 ; For. Ser. officer of class two Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Block, Ralph. — app. public affairs officer in the For.
Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at New Delhi July 1, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Reserve officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946.
Blocker, Vinklor Harwood. — b. Hondo, Tex., Jane 8,
1903 ; Hondo High Sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ;
bookkeeper 1923-26 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate gen.
at Callao-Lima Mar. 19, 1926; resigned Sept. 14,
1927 ; elk. 1927-28 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Man-
zanillo Oct. 18, 1928 ; v.c. at Manzanillo Nov. 27, 1928 ;
at Asunci6n Mar. 17, 1930; at Casablanca Oct. 11,
1933 ; at Belize, temp., July 6, 1935 ; at Martinique
Nov. 5. 1935; at Mexico City Oct. 6, 1938; at Mar-
tinique July 12, 1940 ; at Porto Alegre Feb. 13, 1941 ;
at Victoria, Brazil, Aug. 17, 1942 ; For. Ser. officer
unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Mar.
14, 1945 ; v.c. at Victoria Mar. 22, 1945 ; 3d sec. and
v.c. at Rio de Janeiro May 31, 1945 ; class eight Dec. 17,
1945 ; v.c. at Nuevo Laredo Aug. 27, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Blocker, William P. — b. Hondo, Tex., Sept. 30, 1892 ;
teacher in elementary sch. 1910-11 ; salesman 1911-
12 ; app. v. and dep. cons, at Ciudad Porfirio Diaz
July 18, 1913 ; v.c. at Piedras Negras Feb. 6, 1915 ;
v.c. of career of class three Sept. 27, 1919 ; v.c. at
Piedras Negras Oct. 21, 1919 ; cons, of class seven
Apr. 5, 1920 ; cons, at Piedras Negras Apr. 14, 1920 ;
class six Nov. 21, 1921 ; at Guaymas Dec. 17, 1923 ;
class five June 3, 1924 ; For. Ser. officer of class six
July 1, 1924 ; at Mazatlan Aug. 17, 1925 ; at Ciudad
Juarez Sept. 24, 1929 ; class five May 9, 1930 ; at
Santiago de Cuba, Aug. 13, 1935 ; class four Oct. 1,
1935 ; at Monterrey May 22, 1936 ; sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. July 24, 1936; For. Ser. officer to the emb. at
Mexico City July 25-Aug. 12, 1936; 1st sec. at Mexico
City Aug. 13-Nov. 7, 1936, Aug. 11-Oct. 25, 1937;
class three Jan. 3, 1938 ; cons, at Tampico, temp.,
Apr. 28, 1938 ; at Monterrey May 18, 1938 ; at Ciudad
Juarez June 1, 1938 ; cons. gen. June 17, 1938 ; cons,
gen. at Ciudad Juarez June 18, 1938 ; class two Aug.
1, 1940 ; del., 2d Inter-Am. Travel Cong., Mexico City,
1941 ; class one July 16, 1943 ; couns. of emb. at
Panama Feb. 7, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class one
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Blodgett, John 0. — b. Providence, R.I., Oct. 16,
1923; Western High Sch. (D.C.) grad.; Georgetown,
B.S. 1943 ; U.S. Army 1943^45, It., overseas service ;
app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. July 19, 1946 ; to the Dept. Aug. 15,
1946 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Stockholm Sept. 6, 1946 ; For.
Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Blohm, Lee R. — b. Virginia, 111., Jan. 31, 1886;
Beardstown (111.) High Sch. grad.; U. of 111., B.A.
1908 ; teacher in high sch. 1909-11 ; supt. of elemen-
tary sch. 1911-19 ; app. cons, of class eight Aug. 8,
1919 ; cons, at Frontera Oct. 21. 1919 ; class seven Dec.
18, 1919 ; at Aguascalientes Oct. 18, 1921 ; For. Ser.
officer of class eight July 1, 1924 ; cons, at Vancouver
Jan. 30, 1925 ; class seven May 17, 1928 ; cons, at
146
REGISTER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 1946
Regina Dec. 19. 1928; class six July 24. 1930; cons.
at Habana Mar. 21, 1932; at Chihuahua June 29.
1934 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 1, 1937 ; cons, at
Antofagasta Dec. 18, 1942 ; class five July 16, 1943 ;
at Paramaribo Sept. 7, 1944 ; 2d sec. and cons, at
Guatemala May 22, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
four Nov. 3 3, 1946 ; married.
Bloodworth, Thomas Stuart, Jr. — b. Natchez, Miss.,
Jan. 17, 1922 : Warren Baston (New Orleans) Boys
High Sch. grad. ; Tulane, B. A. 1942 ; U. of Va. 1942 ;
U. S. Army 1943-46 ; editor and historian, War Dept.,
Mar.— Aug. 1946 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c.
of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 19, 1946 :
to the Dept. Aug. 24, 1946 ; v. c. at Calcutta Sept. 27,
1946 : For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Bloom, Hyman. — b. New York, N.Y., June 1, 1916 :
Theodore Roosevelt High Sch. grad. ; business sch. ;
sec. and salesman with cml. firms 1936-40 ; elk., Navy
Dept., 1941-42 : app. elk. in Am. leg. at Managua Apr.
8, 1942 ; at Chungking Mar. 17, 1945 ; v.c. at Chung-
king Apr. 22, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13, 1946.
Bloomfield, Lincoln Palmer. — b. Boston, Mass., July 7,
1920 ; Horace Mann Prep. Sch. grad. : Harvard, B. S.
1941 ; grad. sch. of public admin. 1946 ; act. area su-
pervisor for Oreg., Dept. of Agri., 1941-42 ; U. S.
Navy 1942-46, It., overseas service ; admin, officer,
Office of Strategic Services, 1945 : transferred to the
Dept. of State as admin, asst., CAF-9, Oct. 1, 1945 ;
asst. to exec, officer. Office of Special Political Af-
fairs, CAF-11, July 14, 1946. — SPA.
Bloomingdale, Donald. — -b. Deal Beach, N. J., Sept.
12, 1913; educated in France, England, and. Switzer-
land ; College de Normandie grad. ; Inst. Rhemania,
Switzerland ; sec. 1936 ; private business ; app. special
asst. to Am. emb. at Rio de Janeiro Mar. 28, 1944 ;
att. at Stockholm Aug. 21, 1944 ; at Paris Aug. 21,
1946; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13,
1946.
Blow, Stuart. — b. Edenton, N.C., Apr. 10. 1916;
Edenton High Sch. grad. ; U. of N.C., A.B. 1937 ; elk.,
Agri. Adjustment Admin.. 193S-40 ; U.S. Army 1940-
45, capt., overseas service ; interviewer. N.C. Unemploy-
ment Compensation Commn., Mar.-Aug., 1946 ; claims
adjuster with insur. assn. Sept.-Nov. 1946 ; app. For.
Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Oct. 24, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov.
13, 1946 ; to the Dept. Nov. 23. 1946.
Blue, George Verne. — b. Yaquina City, Oreg., Oct.
25. 1891; D. of Oreg., B.A. 1922; U. of Calif., M.A.
1923 ; U. of Paris 1926-28, as traveling fellow in hist,
for U. of Calif. ; U. S. Navy 1918-19 ; teaching fellow,
U. of Calif., 1922-23, 1925-26; instr. in hist., U. of
Hawaii, 1923-25; Historical Cong., Oslo, 1928; asst.
prof, of hist., U. of Oreg., 1928-30 ; app. research asst. at
$3.2(10 in the Dept. of State Oct. 1, 1930; at $3,300
Apr. 16. 1939 ; asst. chief of research section at $3,800
Nov. 10. 1939; act. asst. chief, Div. of Research and
Publication, Nov. 3, 1939-June 30, 1940; at $4,000
(P-4) July 1. 1942: divisional asst. July 10. 1942;
liaison officer July 1, 1944 ; eorr. officer, U.S. del.,
United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco,
1945; research asst. Oct 6, 1940. — RE.
Blue, William Lacy. — b. Memphis, Tenn., Aug. 8,
1914 ; Central High Sch. grad. ; Southwestern Coll., A.B.
1936; Vanderbilt, M.A. 1937; Fletcher Sch. of Law and
Diplomacy, grad. work 1937-39 ; instr. in hist, and
political science, summer 1939, and substitute prof, of
hist., 1940, at Southwestern Coll. ; elk., Dept. of Agri.,
1941 ; elk. in Am. consulate at Niagara Falls June 9-
July 15, 1941 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Mar. 20, 1941, quali-
fied July 16, 1941 ; v.c. at Niagara Falls July 16. 1941 ;
v.c. at Ciudad Bolivar July 28, 1942 ; at Naples Mar.
23, 1944 ; at Rome, temp., July 19, 1944 ; class eight
Aug. 13, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13,
1946.
Boal, Pierre de Lagarde. — b. Thonon-les-Bains,
France, of Am. parents, Sept. 29, 1895; St. Paul's
Sch. ; sec. in France 1914-15 ; French Army 1915-
17 ; U. S. Army 1917-19, capt., overseas service ; app.
sec. of emb. or leg. of class four Dec. 20, 1919 ; as-
signed to Mexico City Dec. 27, 1919 ; to the Dept.
Mar. 19, 1920 ; sec. Int. Conf. on Electrical Com-
municatious, Washington, 1920 ; to Belgrade Dec. 6,
1920 ; sec. of class three Mar. 23, 1922 ; to Warsaw Nov.
13, 1922; For. Ser. officer of class six July 1, 1924;
2d sec. at Berne July 1, 1924 ; class five Aug. 8. 1924 ;
2d sec. at Lima Sept. 18, 1925 ; class four and 1st
sec. at Lima Dec. 17, 1925 ; to the Dept. Apr. 9. 1928 ;
sec, Int. Conf. of Am. States on Conciliation and Ar-
bitration, Washington, 1928-29 ; act. sec. gen., Commn.
of Inquiry and Conciliation, Bolivia and Paraguay,
Washington, 1929 ; asst. chief, Div. of Western Euro-
pean Affairs, June 24. 1930 ; class three July 24, 1930 ;
advisor, Prep. Commn. for the Disarmament Conf.,
Geneva, 1930 ; chief, Div. of Western European Af-
fairs, June 20, 1931; 1st sec. at Ottawa June 16,
1932 ; cons. gen. Aug.% 22, 1935 ; cons. gen. at Toronto
Aug. 28, 1935 (canceled) ; couns. of leg. at Ottawa
Sept. 25, 1935 ; class two Oct. 1, 1935 ; couns. of emb.
at Mexico City Apr. 30, 1936 ; class one Nov. 16, 1939 ;
act. cum. of U. S. del., 1st Inter-Am. Cong, on Indian
Life. Patzcuaro, Mexico, 1940; E. E. and M. P. to
Nicaragua Mar. 20. 1941 ; A. E. and P. to Bolivia Mar.
5, 1942 ; to the Dept. Jan. 22, 1944 ; U.S. mem.,
Emergency Advisory Comm. for Political Defense, Nov.
1. 1945 : married.
Boardman, Francis. — b. New York, N.Y., Oct. 2,
1915 ; Deerfield Acad. grad. ; Williams Coll., B.A. 193S ;
teacher of Eng. and sociology and asst. to dean, Am.
U. of Beirut, Syria, 1938-41 ; econ. analyst. For. Econ.
Admin., 1942-44 ; app. divisional asst. at $3,200 in the
Dept. of State July 7, 1944 ; country speeialist at
$3,800 (P-4) Apr. 4, 1945; P-5 Oct. 20, 1946. — CP.
Boeck, Alvord Leslie. — b. Davenport, Iowa, Mar. 18,
1903 ; U. of 111., B.A. 1927 ; U. of Southern Calif.,
M.A. 1930, Ph.D. 1933 ; salesman 1927-28 ; head of
accounting and credit dept. for wholesale company
1928-35 ; prof, of business admin., dir. of sch. of bus.
and evening coll., Tex. Christian U., 1935-42 ; head
of industrial materials section. Office of Price Admin.,
1942-1944 ; app. sr. econ. analyst in the For. Ser. Auxil-
iary and assigned to the Dept. Sept. 25, 1944 ; at Quito
BIOGRAPHIES
147
Nov. 8. 1944: act. cml. att. at Quito Oct. 4, 1946:
For. Ser. Staff officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Boehringer, Carl Herman. — b. Bay City, Mich., Oct.
18, 1903 ; Eastern High Sch. grad. ; Mich. State Coll.,
B.S. 1925 ; Georgetown Sch. of For. Ser. 1928-29 ;
newspaper work in U. S. and China 1926-28 : publicity
writer, Dept. of Agrl.. 1929 ; entered Bu. of For. and
Dom. Com. Aug. 1, 1929 ; app. asst. trade commr. at
Singapore Oct. 1, 1929 ; at Batavia Dec. 1, 1930 ; at
Singapore July 1, 1933; at Manila May 1, 1934; to
Bu. of For. and Dom. Com. May 31, 1935; at Tokyo
Oct. 16, 1935 ; For. Ser. officer of class eight July 1,
1939 ; v.c. of career and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov.
16. 1939 ; v.c. at Tokyo Dec. 29, 1939 ; at Osaka Apr.
3. 1940 ; 3d sec. at Tokyo Mar. 8-Dec. 7, 1941 ; class
seven June 1. 1942 : to the Dept. June 3, 1942 ; asst.
cml. att. at Chungking Dec. 4, 1942 ; 2d sec. at Chung-
king Oct. 5, 1943 : to the Dept. Mar. 27, 1945 : class six
May 16, 1945 ; asst. cml. att. at Nanking May 13, 1946 :
class five May 19. 1946: For. Ser. officer of class four
Nov. 13, 1946 : married.
Boernstein, Ralph Augustus. — b. Washington, D.C.,
Feb. 13, 1893 ; Business High Sch. grad. ; business
sch. ; elk. 1914-16 ; stenog. and sec. to mem. of Cong.
1916-17; app. v.c. at Fiume Feb. 10. 1917; at Chris-
tiania June 11, 1917; at Port au Prince Nov. 5, 1919;
at Barbados Aug. 20, 1920; at Rome Mar. 5. 1921;
v.c. of career of class three Oct. 6, 1923 ; v.c. at
Rome Oct. 12. 1923; For. Ser. officer unclass. July 1,
1924; to the Dept. Dec. 14. 1926; v.c. at Malmo Feb.
17, 1927; class tight, cons., and cons, at Malmo May
17, 1928; at Naples May 17, 1930; class seven July
24, 1930; to the Dept. Feb. 15, 1934; class six Apr.
1, 1937; cons, at Montreal July 14, 1937; sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Dec. 1, 1937 ; cons, at Leghorn May 29,
1939; at Yarmouth Mar. 8. 1941; to the Dept. Sept.
25. 1942: cons, at Vancouver Sept. 30. 1943; class five
May 16. 1945; For. Ser. officer of -class four Nov. 13,
1946 : married.
Bogardus, George Frederick. — b. Des Moines, Iowa,
June 6. 1917 ; Roosevelt High Sch. grad. : business sch. ;
Harvard, B.S. 1939; Jr. economist with Surplus Market-
ing Admin. 1939-41 ; U. S. Army Mar.-June 1941 ; app.
For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in
the Piplo. Ser. Mar. 20. 1941; v. c. at Montreal Aug.
21. 1941; at Calcutta Jan. 21, 1944 (canceled): at
Mombasa Feb. 11, 1944 ; furlough for mil. ser. Dec.
24, 1944-Oct. 1945 : 3d sec. and v.c. at Praha Oct. 23.
1945; class eight May 19. 1946: For. Ser. officer of
class five Nov. 13. 1946 ; married.
Boggs, Marion William. — b. Mexico, Mo., May 17,
1909; Moberly High Sch. grad.; U. of Mo., A.B. 1931,
A.M. 1932 ; U. of Chicago, Ph.D. 1940 ; asst. prof, of
political science 1935-40, assoc. prof. 1940-42, Maeal-
ester Coll. ; instr. in political science, U. of Mo., summer
1940 ; app. divisional asst. at $3,200 (P-3) in the Dept.
of State Apr. 20, 1942 ; resigned Feb. 23, 1943 to enter
the armed services ; U.S. Navy 1943^45, It., overseas
service ; act. sec. gen.. European Advisory Commn.,
London, 1945 ; mem. of Secretariat, meeting of Council
of Foreign Ministers. London, 1945 : adviser. Prepara-
tory Commn. of United Nations, London, 1945 : app.
asst. on int. org., P-5, in the Dept. of State Oct. 11.
1945 ; specialist in int. org. affairs, P-6, June 5, 1946 ;
married. — OA.
Boggs, Samuel Whlttemore. — b. Coolidge, Kans.,
Mar. 3, 1889; Berea Coll., B.L. 1909; Columbia, AM
1924 ; sec. to coll. pres. 1909-12 ; secretarial and re-
search work 1914-19; map compilation and research
1919-21 ; map editor 1921-24 ; app. geographer at
$3,800 in the Dept. of State Oct. 1, 1924; mem., U. S.
Geographic Bd., 1924-34 ; asst. chief, Div. of Publica-
tions, July 30, 1925-July 22, 1929 ; sec, Immigration
Quota Committee, 1926- ; at $4,000 Feb. 1, 1926 ; mem.,
Fed. Bd. of Surveys and Maps, 1926-42 ; chni. of execu-
tive committee of U. S. Geographic Bd. and of commit-
tee on foreign geographic names 1927-34; at $4,200
Nov. 1, 1927 ; chm. of committee of Bd. of Surveys and
Maps on Int. Map of the World 1928-42 ; at $4,800
July 1, 1928 ; del., Int. Geographical Cong., Cambridge,
England, 1928 ; tech. adviser, Conf. for the Codifica-
tion of Int. Law, The Hague, 1930; at $5,200 July 1,
1930; del., Int. Geographical Cong., Paris, 1931, War-
saw, 1934 ; del., 2d Gen. Assembly, Pan Am. Inst, of
Geography and History, Washington, 1935; detailed to
Ottawa to discuss boundary problems with representa-
tives of Canadian Govt. June 1938 ; at $5,400 June 1,
1939 ; adviser to U. S. representative, Inter-Am. Com-
mittee of Experts on Nature Protection and Wildlife
Preservation, 1940 ; mem. of U. S. del., 3d Gen. Assem-
bly of Pan Am. Inst, of Geography and History, Lima.
1941; at $6,500 (P-7) Oct. 10, 1941; chief, Div. of
Geography and Cartography, Jan. 15, 1944 : geog-
rapher, Int. Civil Aviation Conf., Chicago. 1944; ad-
viser on Aeronautical Maps and Charts, Provisional
Int. Civil Aviation Org., Montreal, 1945 ; act. special
adviser on geography, Office of the Special Asst. in
charge of Research and Intelligence, Jan. 1. 1946 ;
P-8 June 2, 1946; special adviser Oct. 3, 1946; mar-
ried.—SA-E.
Bohan, Merwin Lee. — b. Chicago. 111., Jan. 21, 1899;
Am. High Sch. (Mexico City) ; Dallas (Tex.) High Sch.;
elk. in oil companies in Mexico and U.S., in Am. con-
sulate gen. and Am. emb. in Mexico City, 1919-20;
asst. mgr., rubber company, 1920-22 ; advertising mgr.,
publicity mgr., and foreign trade sec. chamber of
com., 1922-27 ; mgr., cooperative office. Bu. of For. and
Dom. Com.. Dallas, Tex., 1926 ; app. trade commr.
at Habana Jan. 16, 1927; asst. cml. att. May 16, 1927;
cml. att. at Guatemala June 22, 192S ; also at Teguci-
galpa and San Salvador Oct. 5, 1928; cml. att. at Lima
and Quito Sept. 15, 1931 ; at Santiago, Chile, July 18.
1933 ; del., 1st Inter-Am. Travel Cong., San Francisco,
1939 ; For. Ser. officer of class four July 1, 1939 ; cons,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16. 1939 ; cml. att. at
Bogota Mar. 6, 1940; class three Feb. 1, 1942; to the
Dept. Mar. 17. 1942 ; chief, U. S. Econ. Mission to
Bolivia, 1941-42; cml. att. at Buenos Aires Sept. 14,
1942 ; couns. of emb. for econ. affairs at Buenos Aires
Nov. 5, 1942: to the Dept. July 10. 1944; class two
July 16, 1944; tech. officer, U. S. del., Inter-Am. Conf.
on Problems of War and Peace, Mexico City, 1945 ;
act. chief, Div. of For. Ser. Planning, Apr. 1, 1945;
also chief, Div. of For. Reporting Services, Apr. 1,
1945 : conns, of emb. for econ. affairs at Mexico City
Aug. 14, 1945 : class one Dec. 17, 1945 : mem. of U.S.
del., U.S. -Mexican Discussions on Air-Services Agree-
ment, Mexico City, 1946 : For. Ser. officer of class one
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
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Bohlen, Charles Eustis. — b. Clayton, N.Y., Aug. 30,
1904; St. Paul's Sen. ; Harvard, A.B. 1927; app. For.
Ser. officer unclass. and v.c. of career Mar. 26, 1929 ;
For, Ser. Sen. May 1, 1929: v.c. at Prague July
10, 1929; v.c. and language officer at Paris July 31,
1931 ; v.c. at Moscow Feb. 10, 1934 ; sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Mar. 9, 1934 ; 3d sec. at Moscow May 24, 1934 ; to
the Dept. Aug. 26, 1935 ; class eight and cons. Oct. 1,
1935 ; sec. to Am. del., Int. Sugar Conf., London,
1937 ; class seven June 1, 1937 ; 2d sec. at Moscow
July 14, 1937 ; sec. of Am. del., Conf. of Brussels,
1937 : cons, at Moscow in addition to duties as 2d sec.
Apr. 21, 1938 ; class six Mar. 1, 1939 ; 2d sec. at Tokyo
Nov. 20. 1940-Dec. 7. 1941 ; class five May 1, 1941 ;
to the Dept. June 3. 1942 ; class four July 16, 1943 ;
asst. chief, Div. of European Affairs, Aug. 1, 1943 ; ac-
companied Sec. of State to Moscow Conf., 1943 : at-
tended Tehran Conf., 1943 ; 1st sec. at Moscow Nov. 3,
1943-Jan. 12, 1944 ; chief, Div. of Eastern European
Affairs, Jan. 15, 1944 ; area adviser, U.S. group, Dum-
barton Oaks Conversations on Int. Org., Washington
1944 : asst. to the sec. of state for White House liaison
Dec. 20, 1944 ; accompanied President Roosevelt to
Crimea Conf. 1945 ; political and liaison officer, U.S.
del., United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco,
1945 ; class two May 16, 1945 ; political adviser, Berlin
Conf., 1945 ; asst. to U.S. mem., meeting of Council of
Foreign Ministers, London. Sept. 1945 : detailed to
meeting of Foreign Sees., Moscow, 1945 ; to Meeting of
Council of For. Ministers, Paris, 1946 : special asst. to
the sec. of state Nov. 13, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
two Nov. 13, 1946 ; married. — S.
Bohmrich, Louis. — b. Milwaukee, Wis., Apr. 19, 1904 ;
Riverside High Sch. grad. ; Harvard, B.S. 1928 ; George
Washington U. Law Sch. 1935-36 ; asst. consultant
in investment firm, 1928-32 ; partner in cml. firm 1932-
34 ; corporate reorganization analyst, Securities Ex-
change Commn., 1934—43 : admin, officer of div., Office
of Lend-Lease Admin., Jan.-Sept. 1943 ; chief of div..
For. Econ. Admin., 1943^15 ; transferred to the Dept.
of State as chief of Admin. Operations Div., Office of
For. Liquidation, CAF-14. Oct. 20, 1945 ; chief of
Admin. Div., U.S. del. to United Nations, at $7,437.50
June 2, 1946 ; married.
Bohne, Frederick Albert. — b. Toronto, Canada, of
Am. parents, Dec. 6, 1898; Parkdale Collegiate Inst.,
Toronto, and business sch. ; elk. in Canada 1917-18 ;
app. elk. in Am. consulate at Toronto Jan. 16, 1920;
v.c. at Toronto Nov. 7. 1922 ; at Kingston, Ont., temp.,
Mar. 16. 1936; at Toronto May 27, 1936: at Hamilton,
Ont, temp.. June 3. 1936: at Toronto Sept. 1, 1936;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class eight Nov. 13. 1946 ;
married.
Bohorfoush, John George. — b. Birmingham, Ala., Nov.
19, 1919 ; Ramsay High Sch. grad. : U. of Ala., B.S.
1942 ; U.S. Army 1942-46. maj., overseas service ;
app. chief of transportation branch, Div. of Central
Services, Dept. of State, CAF-11, Apr. 12, 1946. — CS.
Boiseau, Natalie (Mrs.). — b. in Italy, Aug. 9, 1906;
naturalized 1923 ; Piedmont High Sch. grad. ; business
sch. ; elk., War Dept., 1924-26 ; stenog-sec, U.S. Ship-
ping Bd., 1926-33 ; elk.. Fed. Reserve Bd., 1933-34,
1943 ; app. elk. at $2,300 in the Dept. of State Apr. 5,
1943 ; elk., U.S. del., 1st sess. of the Council, United
Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Admin., Atlantic
City, N.J., 1943 ; at $2,400 Jan. 1, 1945 ; admin, asst.
in the For. Ser. Auxiliary at London Mar. 30, 1945 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Bolster, Horace Goodwin. — b. Bufort, N. Dak., Nov.
21, 1899 ; Plenty wood (Mont.) High Sch. grad. ; Mont.
State Coll., B.S. 1932 ; Iowa State Coll., M.S. 1933 ;
appraiser 1933, on loan eomm. 1933-34, Fed. Land
Bank ; extension economist, Mont. State Coll., 1934-45 ;
app. agri. att. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned
at Tehran July 21, 1945 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of
class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Bonbright, James Cowles Hart. — b. Rochester, N.Y.,
Jan. 19, 1903 ; St. Paul's Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A.B.
1925 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass. and v.c. of
career July 9, 1927 ; For. Ser. Sch. Sept. 29, 1927 ;
v.c. at Canton June 13, 1928 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Feb. 20, 1930; For. Ser. officer to the leg. at Ottawa
Feb. 21, 1930 ; 3d sec. at Ottawa Feb. 27, 1930 ; to the
Dept. May 4, 1935 ; class eight and cons. Oct. 1, 1935 ;
class seven June 1, 1937 ; 2d sec. at Brussels and
Luxemburg Mar. 2. 1939 ; at Belgrade July 6, 1940 ;
class six Aug. 1, 1940 ; also cons, at Belgrade Nov. 1,
1940; cons, at Budapest May 1-Dec. 11. 1941; to the
Dept. June 19, 1942 ; class five July 16, 1943 ; asst. chief,
Div. of Western European Affairs, Jan. 15, 1944; class
three May 16, 1945 ; couns. of emb. at Paris May 31,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Bond, Elizabeth M. — app. admin, asst. in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Sydney July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Reserve officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 : librarian at
Sydney Nov. 13, 1946.
Bond, James A. — b. Ennis, Tex., Nov. 8, 1901 ; tech.
sch. grad. ; U.S. Navy 1919-36, 1939-40, overseas serv-
ice ; app. communications technician in the For. Ser.
and assigned to the Dept. Sept. 11, 1946 ; at Shanghai
Oct. 8, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eleven
Nov. 13, 1946.
Bond, Niles Woodbridge. — b. Newton, Mass., Feb. 25,
1916; Lexington (Mass.) High Sch. grad.; U. of N.C.,
B.A. 1937 ; Fletcher Sch. of Law and Diplomacy,
MA. 1938 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of
career, see. in the Diplo. Ser., and v.c. at Habana Mar. 2,
1939 ; For. Ser. Sch. Jan. 4, 1940 ; v.c. at Yokohama
June 4, 1940-Dec. 7, 1941 ; to the Dept. June 3, 1942;
3d sec. and v.c. at Madrid Sept. 22, 1942 ; class eight
Nov. 16, 1943 : class seven May 16, 1945 ; 2d sec. at
Madrid in addition to duties as v.c. June 21, 1945 ;
class six May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Boning, William J. — app. admin, officer in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Port-au-Prince July 1. 1946 ; For.
Ser. Reserve officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; informa-
tion officer at Port-au-Prince Nov. 13, 1946.
Bonnet, Ellis Andrew. — b. Eagle Pass, Tex., Jan.
13, 1900 ; Eagle Pass High Sch. grad. ; U. of Tex.,
B.A. 1920 ; U. S. Army 1918 ; post-office elk., summer
1919 ; bank elk. 1920-21 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate
at Piedras Negras May 1, 1921 ; v.c. at Piedras Negrag
Oct. 31, 1921 ; at Torre6n Sept. 20, 1923 ; at Piedras
Negras Oct. 18, 1923; at Torre6n Dec. 21, 1923; at
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Piedras Negras Feb. 25, 1924 ; For. Ser. officer unclass.
and v.c. of career Oct. 16, 1924 ; v.c. at Piedras Negras
Oct. 21, 1924 ; at Belize Mar. 19, 1925 ; at Durango
Sept. 17, 1927 ; class eight, cons., and cons, at
Durango July 24, 1930 ; at Amsterdam Aug. 1, 1934 ;
class seven Oct. 1, 1935 ; sec. In the Diplo. Ser. Aug.
17, 1937 ; class six Aug. 16, 1941 ; to the Dept., temp.,
Sept. 15, 1941 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Quito Mar. 25, 1042 ;
cons, at Guayaquil Sept. 7, 1944 (canceled) ; at Anto-
fagasta Nov. 23, 1944 ; at Port-of-Spain Oct. 11, 1945 ;
class five May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Bonsai, Philip Wilson. — b. New York, N.Y., May 22,
1903; schs. in Puilippine I., and Switzerland: St.
Paul's Sch. grad. ; Yale, B.A. 1924 ; O.R.C. 1920-29, 2d
It. ; executive with subsidiaries of telephone and tele-
graph corporation in Cuba, Spain, and Chile 1926-35 ;
telephone expert, Fed. Communications Commn., 1935-
37 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Apr. 6, 1938 ; v.c. at Habana
Apr. 12, 1938 ; 3d sec. at Habana Aug. 6, 1938 ; to the
Dept. Mar. 4, 1939 ; divisional asst. at $4,600 in
the Dept. of State Apr. 18. 1939; asst. chief, Div. of
the Am. Republics, at $6,500 July 16, 1940 ; act. chief
Oct. 24, 1940 ; U. S. representative, North Am.. Regional
Engineering Meeting, Washington, 1941 ; chief, Div. of
the Am. Republics, at $8,000 Mar. 13, 1942; deputy
dir. Office of Am. Republic Affairs, Jan. 15, 1944 ; For.
Ser. officer of class five, cons, of career, and sec. in
the Diplo. Ser. Aug. 24, 1944 ; 1st sec. and cons, at
Madrid Aug. 28, 1944; class four Auk. 13, 1945;
For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Boonstra, Clarence A. — b. Grand Rapids, Mich., Jan.
5, 1914 ; Grand Rapids Christian High Sch. grad. ; Mich.
State Coll. B.A. 1936; La. State D.. MA. 1937, Ph.D.
1942 ; auditor for milling company 1937-38 ; economist,
State a.sri. experiment station Jan.-Sept. 1938, Dept. of
Agri. 1938-39; instr., La. State U„ 1939-42; informa-
tion and admin, officer, Dept. of Agri., 1942-43 ; app.
agri. economist at Habana Feb. 13, 1943 : asst. agri. att.
at Habana Oct. 14, 1943 ; agri. att. at Manila Oct. 19,
1945 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13,
1946 ; agri. att. at Santiago Nov. 20, 1946.
Booth, Charles William. — b. Halifax, Va., Feb. 18,
1913 ; Scottsburg High Sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ;
George Washington U. 1934-37 ; Am. U. 193S-39 ;
private tutors 1940-41, 1943—44 ; stenog., Treas. Dept.,
1934-35 ; private sec. 1935-37, editorial elk. 1937-40,
compensation officer 1940—42, Fed. Works Agency ; app.
elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the
Dept. Jan. 13, 1942 ; at Chungking Mar. 7, 1942 ; at
New Delhi Feb. 10, 1944 ; v.c. at Karachi Feb. 4, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Booth, E. Eleanor. — app. admin, asst. in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Melbourne July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class eleven Nov. 13, 1946.
Booth, Merritt Brandon. — b. Evanston, 111., Mar. 3, 1900;
high-sch. grad.; U. S. M. A., grad. 1919; U. S. Army 1918-46,
col., overseas service; app. special asst. to the special asst. to the
sec. of state, P-8, Apr. 23, 1946; married.— SA-E.
Borah, Woodrow Wilson. — b. TJtica, Miss., Dec. 22,
1912; Los Angeles (Calif.) High Sch. grad.; U. of
Calif, at Los Angeles, A.B. 1935, M.A. 1936 : U. of
Calif., Ph.D. 1940 ; instr., Princeton U., 1941-42 ;
•analyst, Library of Congress, 1942-43 ; analyst 1943,
deputy chief of div. 1943—45, Office of Strategic Serv-
ices ; transferred to the Dept. of State, P-7, Oct. 20,
1945 ; act. chief, Div. of Am. Republics Intelligence,
Jan. 1-July 15, 194G ; married. — DRA.
Borda, Joseph Francis, Jr. — b. Bethlehem, Pa., Mar.
3, 1912 ; Bethlehem High Sch. grad. ; U. of Pa., A.B.
1936 ; Georgetown U., grad. work 1939-40 ; U.S. Navy
1942—44, It. (jg), overseas service; asst. buyer with
steel company 1936-40; econ. analyst, Office of Pro-
duction Management, Jan. -Apr. 1940 ; asst. business
analyst, Office of Price Admin., 1940—41 ; asst. buyer,
D. S. Maritime Comm., 1941-42 ; app. admin, asst. at
$3,300 in the Dept. of State Dec. 20, 1944 ; at $3,400
Jan. 1, 1945; admin, officer at $3,800 Apr. 21, 1945;
at $4,300 July 1, 1945; transferred to United Nations
July 1, 1945 ; transferred to Fed. Trade Commn. Nov.
15, 1945 ; app. divisional asst., P—4, in the Dept. of
State Apr. 4, 1946 ; married. — ES.
Borell, Charles B.— b. Plymouth, N. H., June 29, 1899; New-
port (Vt.) High Sch. grad.; U. of Hawaii, 1934-35; tutors in
Italian and French, Antwerp and Palermo; U. S. Navy 1917-19;
immigration and govt, service 1924-45; app. admin, asst. in the
For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at London Nov. 9, 1945; also
v. c. at London Dec. 5, 1945; For. Ser. Staff officer of class nine
Nov. 13, 1946; v. c. at London Nov. 13, 1946; married.
Borjes, Clara Louise. — b. Norfolk, Va. ; Hoboken
(N. J.) High Sch.; George Washington U. 1925-27;
Washington Coll. of Law, LL.B. ; mem. of bar of
D.C. ; sec. 1909-14, in Dept. of Agri. 1914-20; app. elk.
at $1,200 in the Dept. of State Sept. 1, 1920; at $1,400
Feb. 1, 1924; at $1680 July 1, 1924; at $1,740 Mar.
I, 1925 ; at $1,860 July 1, 1928 ; at $1,920 July 1, 1928 ;
at $2,000 Oct. 1, 1928 ; sec. to Am. del., Anti-smuggling
Conf., Ottawa, 1929 ; at $2,300 May 1, 1929 ; at $2,500
July 1, 1930 ; admin, asst. at $2,600 July 16, 1936 ; at
$2,700 Apr. 1, 1938; divisional asst. Mar. 1, 1939; at
$2,800 June 16. 1941; at $3,800 Mar. 1, 1942; at
$4,000 Oct. 1, 1944: at $4,600 (P-5) June 5, 1945.—
BC.
Borton, Hugh. — b. Moorestown, N.J., May 14, 1903 ;
Westtown Sch. grad., Haverford Coll., B.S. 1926 : Colum-
bia, M.A. 1932; Tokyo Imperial U. 1935-36; Rtfksuni-
versiteit, Leyden, Holland. Ph.D. 1937 ; representative
in Tokyo of American Friends Service Comm. 1926-28 ;
teaching fellow, Columbia, 1933-36; research assoc,
Inst, of Pacific Relations, summer 1938 ; asst. prof.,
Columbia. 1937^1 : lecturer, sch. of mil. govt.. War
Dept., 1942 ; app. divisional asst. at $4, GOO in the Dept.
of State Oct. 19, 1942 ; at $5,600 (P-6) Mar. 16, 1943 ;
country specialist July 1, 1944 ; act. asst. chief, Div. of
Japanese Affairs, Nov. 13, 1945 ; asst. chief, P-7, Feb.
II, 1946 ; act. chief Mar. 15, 1946 ; chief, P-8, Nov. 3,
1946 ; married. — JA.
Borum, Neal D. — app. elk. in Am. emb. at London
June 15, 1918 ; also special disbursing officer at London
Jan. 1, 1922 ; detailed as chief elk. and acct. officer
to U.S. del., Int. Monetary and Econ. Conf., London,
1933 ; also att. at London Oct. 3, 1941 ; also admin,
asst. at London Feb. 10, 1946 : att. and admin, officer
at Brussels Sept. 24, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class seven Nov. 13, 1946 ; att. at Brussels Nov. 13,
1946 : married.
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Boskey, Bennett— b. New York, N. Y., Aug. 14, 1916; Flush-
ing High Sch. grad.; Williams Coll., A. B. 1935; U. of Chicago,
grad. work, 1935-39; Harvard, LL.B. 1939; mem. of bar of N. Y.;
law elk. 1939-43; special asst. to atty. gen., Dept. of Justice,
1943; U. S. Army 1943-46, 1st It.; app. adviser on enemy property
problems, P-7, in the Dept. of State 'Mar. 8, 1946; special adviser,
Div. of Econ. Security Controls, Mar. 19, 1946; adviser, Conf. on
German-owned Patents Outside Germany, London, 1946;
married. — ES.
Bostwick, Dudley Chase. — b. New York, N.Y., Jan.
29, 1915 ; The Barnard Sch. for Boys grad. ; Amherst,
A.B. 1937 ; George Washington, M.A. 1946 ; mem. of
editorial staff of financial newspaper 1937-41 ; asst.
to v. pres. of legal advertising agency 1941-42 ; sr.
information specialist, Office of Price Admin. 1942-
44 ; asst. chief of section, For. Econ. Admin., 1944-
46 ; chief of section, Dept. of Com. 1946 ; app. country
specialist, P-6, in the Dept. of State Nov. 4, 1946 ;
married. — AF.
Boswell, William Osgood. — b. Vancouver Barracks,
Wash., Oct. 24, 1913; Phillips Andover grad.; Stan-
ford, A.B. 1936 ; with export company 1938-39 ; app.
For. Ser. officer unclass., v c. of career, sec. in the
Diplo. Ser., and v.c. at Havre Mar. 2, 1939; For. Ser.
Sch. Jan. 2, 1940 ; v.c. at Georgetown and for Surinam
July 12, 1940 ; v.c. at Martinique, temp., Feb. 26, 1941 ;
3d sec. at Lisbon Apr. 16, 1941 ; also v.c. at Lisbon
Jan. 19, 1943; class eight July 16, 1943; For. Ser.
officer, office of D. S. political adviser, staff of Supreme
Allied Commander, Mediterranean theater, Feb. 24,
1945 ; class seven May 16, 1945 ; class six May 19, 1946 ;
2d sec. and v.c. at Vienna Sept. 7, 1946 ; cons, and cons,
at Vienna in addition to duties as 2d sec. Oct. 16, 1946 :
For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946.
Bouchard, Marybelle. — b. Ann Arbor, Mich. ; Ann Ar-
bor High Sch. grad. ; business sch. ; tutor in China
1925-28 ; day sch., Paris, summer 1928 ; boarding sch.,
Uccle, Belgium, 1928-29 ; U. of Mich., B.A. 1936. sum-
mer 1937 ; sec, Library of Cong., 1936-45 ; app. divi-
sional asst., at $2,600 in the Dept. of State June 27,
1945 ; admin, asst. in the For. Ser. and assigned at
Hankow July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; asst. public affairs officer at Hankow
Nov. 13, 1946.
Boucher, Hiram A. — b. Eureka, S.Dak., Dec. 14,
1896; Aberdeen (S. Dak) High Sch. grad.; U. of
Minn. 1914-15 ; George Washington Law Sch. 1915-16,
1919; Northwestern Coll. of Law 1916-17; sec. to mem.
of Cong. 1915-16; abstract < Ik. 1916-17; D. S. Army
1917-19 ; elk . House Subcommittee on War Expendi-
tures, 1919-20 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate gen. at
Barcelona Oct. 1920 ; v.c. of career of class three May
25, 1921 ; v.c. at Barcelona June 11, 1921 ; at Bilbao
July 13, 1922 ; at Barcelona Aug 3, 1922 ; class two
Feb. 26, 1923 ; class one Nov. 23. 1923 ; cons, of class
seven June 3, 1924; cons, at Belfast June 18, 1924;
For. Ser. officer of class eight July 1, 1924 ; con9. at
Dublin Aug. 4. 1924 ; class seven June 8, 1927 ; at
Cobb Nov. 1, 1927 ; at Rome Oct. 15, 1929 ; class six
Dec. 19, 1929 ; class five Oct. 1, 1935 ; at Geneva Jan.
25, 1936 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 1, 1937 ; class
four Jan. 3. 1938; to the Dept. July 25, 1941; cons,
at Auckland Sept. 26, 1941 ; class three July 16, 1943;
1st sec. and cons, at Rio de Janeiro Mar. 24, 1945
(canceled); cons. gen. May 21, 1945; 1st sec. and
cons. gen. at Rio de Janeiro May 21, 1945 ; class two
Aug. 13, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class two Nov. IS,
1946 ; married.
Bourgerie, Elmer H. — b. Minneapolis, Minn., July P,
1905; Central High Sch. grad. ; Georgetown, B.S. (For.
Ser.) 1929; George Washington U. 1930-31; assoc. to
prof, of business admin., Georgetown U., 1929-31 ;
business specialist 1927-31, asst. trade commr. at
Accra 1931-33, Bu. of For. and Dom. Com. ; market
administrator and mgr. of N.Y. office, Agri. Adjustment
Admin., 1933-36 ; chief of section, Social Security Bd..
1936—40 : sr. procedures officer, Commodity Credit
Corp., 1940-41 ; U.S. Navy 1941-46, comdr., overseas
service ; app. chief of African branch, Div. of Research
for Near East and Africa, Dept. of State, P-7, Nov. 14,
1946 ; married. — DRN.
Bouve, Warren L. — transferred to the Dept. of State
as economist, P-6, Oct. 20, 1945; act. chief of space
and facilities branch, Div. of Central Services, CAF-13,
July 1, 1946.— CS.
Bovey, John Alden, Jr. — b. Minneapolis, Minn., Apr.
17, 1913 ; Blake Country Day Sch. grad. ; Harvard.
A.B. 1935, M.A. 1942 ; advertising and public relations
work in cml. corp. 1935-37 : instr. in Eng., Harvard
U., 1938-42 ; U.S. Navy, 1942-45, It., overseas servic- .
app. v.c. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at
Brazzaville Dec. 26, 1945 (canceled) ; at Rotterdam
Jan. 31, 1946 ; also admin, asst. at Rotterdam July 1,
1946; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13,
1946 ; v.c. at Rotterdam Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Bower, Roy Edgar Belknap. — b. Philadelphia. Pa.,
June 9, 1894; Lewis and Clark High Sch. (Spokane.
Wash.); U. of Calif., B.A. 1917; U. of Montpellier,
France, 1919 ; U.S. Army 1917-19, overseas service ;
research asst. 1919-20 ; app. v.c. at Southampton Feb.
17, 1921 ; For. Ser. officer unclass. and v.c. of career
Feb. 5. 1927; v.c. at Southampton Feb. 14, 1927; at
Singapore Aug. 26, 1929 ; class eight, cons., and cons,
at Singapore Aug. 15, 1930 ; at Stockholm Oct. 2. 1933 ;
class seven July 1. 1934 ; cons, at Munich June 1. 1937 ;
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Aug. 17, 1937 ; cons, at Calcutta
Sept. 4, 1941 (canceled) ; to the Dept., temp., for duty
in the War Dept. Nov. 17, 1941 ; cons, at Madras Oct. 7,
1942 ; class six July 16, 1943 ; class five May 16. 1943 ;
class four May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three
Nov. 13, 1946.
Bowers, Claude Gernade. — b. Hamilton Co., Ind..
Nov. 20, 1878; Shortridge (Ind.) High Sch. grad.;
editorial writer 1901-6 ; mem. of Bd. of Public Works,
Terre Haute, 1906-11; sec. to U.S. Senator 1911-17;
editor of newspaper 1917-22; editorial writer for
metropolitan newspaper 1922-31 ; syndicate editori.il
columnist 1931-33 ; author of historical works ; A. E.
and P. to Spain Apr. 6, 1933-May 14, 1939; del., 5th
Int. Conf. for the Unification of Penal Law, Madrid,
1933 ; A. E. and P. to Chile June 22, 1939 ; chm., 1st
Pan. Am. Housing Conf., Buenos Aires, 1939 ; married
Bowers, James E. — b. Portsmouth, Va., May 16, 1913; Centra.
(Charlotte, N. C.) High Sch. grad.; Davidson Coll., B. S. 1936.
Georgetown U. Sch. of For. Ser. 1939-42; teacher of social science'
in public high sch. 1937-39; U. S. Army 1942-46. capt.. oversciw-
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service; app. asst. chief of Am. republics branch, Div. of Bio-
graphic Intelligence, Dept. of State, P-4, Sept. 20, 1946, Bio-
graphic Information Div. July 1, 1946.— BI.
Bowie, Thomas Donald. — b. Duluth, Minn., Sept. 1,
1917: Duluth Central High Sch. grad. ; Caileton Coll.,
B.A. 1938. M.A. 1940 ; D. of Paris, diploma 1939 ; Alli-
ance Frangaise, summer 1938 ; The Hague Acad, of Int.
Law, summer 1939; instr. in int. relations and French,
Caileton Coll., 1939^2; app. divisional asst. at $2,600
in the Dept. of State Feb. 25, 1942; jr. econ. analyst
at Madrid Apr. 20, 1943 ; v.c. at Marseille Oct. 12,
1945 ; For. Ser. officer unelass., v.c. of career, and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 22, 1945 ; v.c. at Marseille. Dec.
29, 1945; For. Ser. officer of class sis Nov. 13, 1946.
Bowie, W. Russell, Jr. — transferred to the Dept. of
State as research analyst, P-3, Oct. 1, 1945 ; P-4 Dec.
1, 1946. — DRE.
Bowles, Gordon Townsend. — b. Tokyo, Japan, of Am.
parents, June 25. 1904 ; Am. Sch., Japan, grad. ; Earl-
ham Coll., A.B. 1925 ; Imperial U., Tokyo, 1926 ; Har-
vard. Ph.D. 1935 ; lecturer in English. Dai Ichi Koto
Gakko, Tokyo, 1925-27 ; asst. in anthropology 1931-33,
research assoc. and asst. 1931-38, Harvard ; asst.
prof, of anthropology and sociology, U. of Hawaii,
1938-42 ; econ. analyst, Bd. of Econ. Warfare, 1942-
43 ; econ. analyst and section chief of Far East Enemy
Div., For. Econ. Admin., 1943-44 ; app. specialist on
Japanese affairs at $5,600 (P-6) in the Dept. of State
Oct. 24, 1944 ; act. asst. chief, Area Div. V, Jan. 1,
1946 ; adyiser, Am. Education Mission to Japan, 1946 ;
regional specialist, P-7, Oct. 6, 1946 ; married. — ADO.
Bowling, John Williams. — b. Pryor, Okla., Oct. 16,
1920 ; Pryor High Sch. grad. ; U. of Okla. 1937-40 ;
George Washington, A.B. 1942 ; elk., Reconstruction
Finance Corp., 1941-42 : U.S. Army 1942-46, 1st It.,
overseas service ; app. For. Ser. officer unelass., v.c.
of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Ju}y 5, 1946 ; to
the Dept. Aug. 26, 1946 ; v. c. at Lagos Sept. 27, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Bowman, Heath. — b. Muncie, Ind., Aug. 7, 1910; North Shore
Country Day Sch. (Winnetka, 111.) grad.; Princeton, A. B. 1931;
assoc. editor withmagazinel931-32; asst. to advertising mgr. with
oil company 1932-34; author 1934-42; field program officer, Office
vi Inter-Am. Affairs, 1942-43; U. S. Navy 1943-46, It.; app. cul-
tural officer in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Santiago
July 1. 1946; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946;
married.
Bowman, Howard Arthur. — b. Clyde, N.Y., Jan. 11,
1894 ; Clyde High Sch. grad. ; U. of Pa.. B.S. 1917 ;
U.S. Army Ambulance Ser. with French Army 1917-19;
app. cons. asst. Sept. 15, 1919; v.c. at Danzig Jan. 29,
1921 ; v.c. of career of class three and v.c.
at Danzig Nov. 17, 1921 ; at Saloniki Nov. 19, 1923 ;
class two May 10, 1924 ; For. Ser. officer unelass. July 1,
1924 ; v.c. at Trieste Oct. 6, 1924 ; class eight, cons., and
cons, at Trieste May 23, 1929; at Sault Ste. Marie
Jan. 3. 1931 ; class seven Feb. 4, 1931 ; at Mexicali
May 24, 1932; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Aug. 17, 1937;
, cons, at Glasgow Dec. 20. 1937 ; at Cali May 1, 1942 ;
class six May 16. 1945 ; cons, at Poznan Oct. 19, 1945 ;
For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; cons, at
Gdansk Nov. 13. 1946; married.
Bowman, Thomas DeWitt. — b. Pacific, Mo., Mar. 14,
1886; Fredericktown (Mo.) High Sch. grad.; William
Jewell Coll., A.B. 1907 ; printer 2 yrs. ; publisher of
weekly newspaper 3 yrs.; app. v. and dep. cons, at
Nogales Dec. 21, 1911; cons, at Fernle Dec. 29, 1914;
cons, of class nine by act approved Feb. 5, 1915 ; cons,
at Frontera Dec. 27, 1915 ; class eight Sept. 14, 1917 ;
class six Sept. 5, 1919; at Monterrey Oct. 1, 1919;
class five June 4. 1920 ; class four Nov. 23, 1921 ;
detailed to Mexico City July 18, 1922 ; class three
Mar. 1, 1923; cons. gen. of class four June 5, 1924;
For. Ser. officer of class three July 1, 1924 ; cons, at
Budapest June 6, 1925 ; cons. gen. July 8, 1926 ; cons,
gen. at Belfast Nov. 16, 1926 ; class two July 24, 1930 ;
at Santiago, Chile, Dec. 16, 1930 ; at Mexico City
Mar. 27, 1933 ; class one Oct. 1, 1935 ; sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. May 14, 1936; cons. gen. at Naples Dec. 21, 1936;
at Rome Feb. 18, 1941 ; at Johannesburg Oct. 1, 1941;
at Canton July 30, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class one
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Boyce, Richard Fyfe. — b. Lansing, Mich., Mar. 24,
1896; Lansing High Sch. grad.; Harvard. A.B. 1918;
Harvard Sch. of Business Admin. 1919-20; Canadian
Army 1918—19 ; app. v.c. of career of class three May
24, 1920; v.c. at Kingston, Jamaica, Aug. 2, 1920;
class two Nov. 17, 1921; at Nassau Mar. 24, 1922;
class one May 26, 1922 ; cons, of class seven Mar. 1,
1923; to the Dept. Mar. 26, 1924; class six June 3,
1924 ; cons, at Hamilton, Ont., June 23, 1924 ; For.
Ser. officer of class seven July 1, 1924 ; class six Sept.
29, 1927 ; cons, at Nuevo Laredo June 29. 1928 ; class
five May 9, 1930 ; at Barcelona Apr. 28, 1931 ; at Yoko-
hama Oct. 25, 1933 ; class four Oct. 1, 1935 ; sec. in
the Diplo. Ser. Aug. 17, 1937; cons, at Callao-LIma Oct.
28, 1940 ; also 2d sec. at Lima Apr. 26, 1941 ; 1st sec.
at Lima in addition to duties as eons. May 1, 1942 ;
1st sec. and cons, at Habana July 6, 1943; cons. gen.
June 9, 1944 ; cons. gen. at Habana in addition to
duties as 1st sec. June 17, 1944: class three May 16,
1945 ; cons. gen. at Melbourne Jan. 15. 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Boyd, Alden Work.— b. Ocean Grove, N. J., July 12, 1902;
Blair Acad, grad.; Princeton, A. B. 1923; U. of Chicago grad.
work 1926-28; instr., Am. U. (Cairo), 1923-26; research editor
with Rockefeller Foundation 1926-28; dir. of int. Y. M. C. A. at
Alexandria, Egypt, 1928-34; supt. 1934-38, store supt. and asst.
gen. mgr. 1938-42, store supt. 1942-43 of retail merchants' firm;
act. special representative in West Africa, Lead-Lease Admin.
1943-44, in North Africa and Belgium, For. Econ. Admin. 1944-45;
transferred to the Dept. of State as deputy special representative,
CAF-15, Oct. 20, 1945; chief, Netherlands Div., Office of For.
Liquidation, Apr. 21, 1946; married. — OFLC.
Boyd, James William. — b. Mt. Airy, N. C, Nov. 5,
1913 ; Mt. Airy High Sch. grad. ; busiuess-sch. grad. ;
Victoria U. Coll., Wellington, New Zealand, 1943 ; U.S.
Marine Corps 1932-38, overseas service ; app. elk. in
Am. leg. at Managua Feb. 18, 1938 ; at Wellington Jan.
22, 1942 ; v.c. at Auckland Apr. 9, 1945 ; also admin,
asst. at Auckland Feb. 10, 1946 : For. Ser. Staff officer
of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Auckland Nov.
13, 1946 : married.
Boyd, Nathalie D. — b. London, England. Jan. 3. 1912 :
naturalized 1919 ; Randolph-Macon Coll. ; studied in
France and Mexico ; app. elk. in Am. emb. at Mexico
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City Mar. 16, 1932 ; at Hong Kong Dec. 7, 1936 ; to the
Dept. June 3, 1942; at Bogota Oct. 1, 1942; at
Managua Jan. 20, 1944 ; app. v. c. and admin, asst. at
London May 31, 1945 ; at Hongkong Jan. 18, 1946 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at
Hongkong Nov. 13, 1946.
Eoykin, Samuel D. — b. Montgomery, Ala., July 2,
1905 ; Clason Mil. Acad. grad. ; U. of Pa., B.S. 1926 ;
insur. investigator for retail credit company 1926-28 ;
in credit dept. of banks 1928^41 ; admin, officer, Pri-
orities Div., Office of Production Management, June—
Oct. 1941 ; asst. to administrator and asst. dir. of
Missions Div., Office of Lend-Lease Admin., 1941-44 ;
act. asst. chief, For. Econ. Service Staff, For. Econ.
Admin., Jan.-July 1944 ; detailed to the Dept. of State
as special asst. to the dir., Office of Departmental
Admin., May 7, 1944 ; app. exec, officer, Office of De-
partmental Admin., Dept. of State, at $6,500 (CAF-14)
July 17, 1944 ; asst. on special arrangements, U.S. del.,
Inter- Am. Conf. on Problems of War and Peace, Mexico
City, 1945 ; special asst. to sec. gen., United Nations
Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; transferred
to United Nations Org., July 1, 1945 ; special asst. to
the dir., Office of Special Political Affairs, Sept. 25,
1945 ; special asst. to U.S. representative, U.S. del.,
1st part of 1st sess. of the Gen. Assembly, United
Nations, London. 1946 ; asst. exec, dir., Office of For.
Liquidation, CAF-15, July 23, 1946 ; also dir. of Con-
trol Div. Sept. 8, 1946 ; married.— OFLC.
Boyles, Helen Elizabeth. — b. St. Louis, Mo. ; Soldan
High Sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ; U. of Wash., A.B.
1931, grad. work 1931-32 ; Dept. of Agri. Grad. Sch.
1944 ; secretary 1931-34 ; sec, Dept. of Interior, 1934-
35 ; elk. 1935-41, admin, analyst 1942-45, Farm Secur-
ity Admin.: app. admin, analyst at $3,800 (CAF-11)
in the Dept. of State May 7, 1945. — MN.
Bracken, Katherine W. (Mrs.). — b. Lavonia, Ga., Apr.
12, 1915; Miami (Fla.) High Sch. grad.; business-sch.
grad. ; Inst, of Higher Studies (Montevideo) 1945 ;
stenog. with law firm 1930-35 ; sec. and bookkeeper,
construction company 1935-38 ; hotels 1938-39 ; trans-
lator with oil company 1939-40 ; app. elk. in the For.
Ser. and assigned to the Dept. Aug. 27, 1940 ; at
Guatemala Sept. 11, 1940 ; at Montevideo Feb. 4, 1943 ;
at Salonika June 29, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer unclass.,
v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 25, 1946 ;
v.c. at Salonika Aug. 12, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Braddock, Daniel McCoy. — b. Little Rock, Ark., Apr.
5, 1906 ; Little Rock High Sch. grad. ; Kenyon Coll.,
A.B. and MA. 1926 ; Ecole Libre des Sciences Politiques
1926-27; law elk. 1928-29; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass. and v.c. of career Mar. 26, 1929 ; For. Ser.
Sch. May 1, 1929; v. c. at Medan July 10, 1929; at
Barcelona Jan. 8, 1932 ; class eight July 1, 1934 ; cons.
Jan. 22, 1935 ; cons, at Barcelona Jan. 24, 1935 ; sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Apr. 25, 1936 ; 3d sec. at Caracas June
9, 1936 ; also cons, at Caracas June 10, 1936 ; class
seven Apr. 1, 1937 ; 2d sec. at Caracas In addition to
duties as cons. May 6, 1937 ; relieved of duties as cons,
at Caracas June 22, 1937 ; class six Nov. 16, 1939 ; cons,
at Porto Alegre June 28, 1940 ; class Ave July 16, 1943 ;
cons, at Bahia Sept. 4, 1943 ; at Para, temp., May 29,
1944 ; at Bahia July 21, 1944 ; to the Dept. Feb. 10,
1945 ; class three May 16, 1945 ; asst. chief, Div. of
Brazilian Affairs, Aug. 29, 1945 ; chief June 18, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; mar-
ried.— BA.
Braden, Spruille. — b. ETk Horn, Mont., Mar. 13,
1894 ; Montclair Acad. grad. ; Sheffield Scientific Sch. ;
Yale, Ph.B. 1914; engineer in So. Amer. 1914-16;
asst. to gen. mgr., act. mgr., and managing partner
of exploration and copper companies in So. Amer.
1916-22 ; dir. and officer of shipping, export, real
estate, and banking corporations 1922-35 ; del., 7th
Int. Conf. of Am. States, Montevideo, 1933, and Pan
Am. Cml. Conf., Buenos Aires, 1935 ; chm. 1934-38, and
hon. chm. 1939-, Inter-Am. Cml. Arbitration Commn. ;
chm. of Am. del., with rank of A. E. and P., Chaco
Peace Conf., Buenos Aires, 1935-39 ; chm., Pan Am.
Committee of U. S., 1935; app. E. E. and M. P.
to Colombia Apr. 27, 1938 ; A. E. and P. to Colombia
Jan. 20, 1939 ; representative of the President, with
rank of A. E. and P., at Inauguration of the President
of Panama Oct. 1, 1940 ; A. E. and P. to Cuba Dec. 20,
1941 ; to Argentina May 8, 1945 ; asst. sec. of state
Aug. 25, 1945 ; mem., Bd. of For. Ser. Personnel and
Bd. of Examiners for the For. Ser., 1945— ; mem., Bd.
of the For. Ser., Nov. 13, 1946 ; married. — A-Br.
Bradford, Leonard G-. — b. Calumet, Mich., Apr. 15,
1894 ; Tufts Coll. ; Christchurch Coll., Oxford, 2%
yrs. ; U. of Paris, LL.B. 1923. LL.M. 1924 ; U.S. Army
1917-19, 2d It., overseas service ; app. elk. in Am. leg.
at Prague May 11, 1920 ; in Am. consulate at Prague
July 1921 ; v.c. at Prague Sept. 20, 1921 ; resigned
Oct. 20, 1922 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate gen. at Paris
Mar. 1, 1923 ; v.c. at Paris July 25, 1921 ; at Havre
Dec. 29, 1925 ; at Goteborg Oct. 21, 1926 ; at Rome Mar.
13, 1928 ; at Turin Apr. 15, 1930 (canceled) ; at Paris
for duty in the dist. acct. and disbursing office Aug. 26,
1933 ; at Budapest May 19, 1934 ; at Izmir and for
Italian Islands of the Aegean Dec. 10, 1935 (canceled) ;
at Belgrade, temp., Jan. 22, 1936; at Genoa July 31,
1936 ; at Marseille Sept. 19, 1940 ; to the Dept. Aug.
13. 1942 ; at Geneva Mar. 23, 1943 ; elk. at Bern Sept.
18, 1943 ; at Marseille July 21, 1945 ; v.c. at Marseille
Aug. 17, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eleven
Nov. 13, 1946.
Bradford, Saxton Edward. — b. Los Angeles, Calif., Feb.
15, 1907 ; Los Angeles High Sch. grad. ; U. of Calif.,
A.B. 1928 ; newspaper editor 1930-41 ; U.S. Navy 1942-
45, It. ; app. sr. econ. analyst in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned to the Dept. May 16, 1945 ; chief of Latin
Am. section, Div. of For. Activity Correlation, P— 6.
Mar. 13, 1946 ; asst. chief, Div. of For. Activity Cor-
relation, P-7, Aug. 11, 1946 ; married. — FC.
Bradshaw, Mary Elolse. — b. Wilkinsburg, Pa. ; Wil-
kinsburg High Sch. grad. ; Pa. Coll. for Women, A.B.
1927 ; U. of Wis., A.M. 1928, Ph.D. 1932 ; Columbia
1933-35 ; U. of Paris 1930-31 ; U. of Zagreb 1935-36 ;
research fellow in Europe, Am. Council of Learned
Societies, 1935-36 ; instr. in hist., Hunter Coll., 1937-
43 ; app. divisional asst. at $3,200 (P-3) in the Dept.
of State Feb. 1, 1943 ; country asst. July 1, 1944; re-
search asst. May 16, 1945 ; divisional asst., P-4, Dec. 7,
1945 ; research asst. Nov. 17, 1946. — RE.
BIOGRAPHIES
153
Brady, Leslie Snowden. — b. College Corner, Ohio, Dec. 15,
1909; Union High Sch. grad.; Miami (Ohio) U., A. B. 1932, M. A.
1934; Columbia U., summers 1938, 1941; N. Y. U., Ph. D. 1943;
Universite de Lyon, cert. 1933; Institute de Phonetique, Paris,
cert. 1936; asst. in Eng., l'Ecole Normale d'Instituteurs, Lyon,
1932-33; instr. in Romance languages, Miami IT., 1934-38; fellow
in French, 1938-39, instr. in Romance languages, 1939-44, N. Y.
U.; with Office of War Information 1944-45; transferred to the
Dept. of State as assoc. field representative at $3,400 Aug. 31,
1945; regional specialist, CAF-11, Apr. 15, 1946; married.— ADE.
Bragonier, Reginald, Jr. — b. Baltimore, Md., Mar.
19, 1907 ; Gilman Country Sch. grad. ; Yale, B.A. 19:28 ;
Columbia D., summer 1929 ; instr., Hill Sch., 1928-30 ;
app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 17, 1931 ; v.c. at Warsaw Jan.
20, 1932 ; at Berlin Jan. 7, 1933 ; For. Ser. Sch. Apr. 22,
1933 ; v.c. at Canton Aug. 28, 1933 ; v.c. and 3d sec.
at Montevideo Sept. 11, 1936 ; asst. sec. and disbursing
officer, Inter-Am. Conf. for Maintenance of Peace,
Buenos Aires. 1936; class eight Mar. 1, 1940; class
seven Oct. 20, 1942 ; 2d sec. at Montevideo in addition
to duties as v.c. Feb. 6, 1943 ; class six May 16, 1945 ;
2d sec. at Panama Feb. 21, 1946 ; cons. Mar. 16, 1946 ;
cons, at Panama in addition to duties as 2d sec. Apr.
11, 1946 ; class five May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Brain, Oliver Galbraith. — b. Buffalo, N. Y., July 10,
1894 ; Calumet High Sch. grad. ; U. of 111., B.S. 1920 ;
U.S. Army 1917-19, 2d It., overseas service; v. pres. of
firm of consultants in management and org. 1922—34 ;
methods investigator 1934, admin, officer of housing
div. 1934-35, Public Works Admin. ; chief of div. of
admin, analysis, Farm Security Admin., 1935—42 ; con-
sultant. War Dept. Manpower Bd., 1942—45 ; app. man-
agement analyst at $6,440 (CAF-13) in the Dept. of
State July 20, 1945 ; married. — MN.
Bramble, Harlan P.— b. Chicago, 111., Dec. 22, 1909; Grant
(Portland, Oreg.) High Sch. grad.; U. of Oreg., A. B. 1937, M. A.
1940; Columbia U., grad. work 1939-41; instr., Coll. of City of
N. Y. 1939-41, U. of N. H. 1941-12; economist, Treas. Dept. 1942,
War Production Bd. 1942-43; U. S. Navy 1943-46, It., overseas
service; app. commodity specialist, P-5, in the Dept. of State
Apr. 1, 1946; married.— IR.
Brammell, James Albert. — b. Washington, D. C, Sept.
21, 1913 ; Western High Sch. grad. ; Wilson Teachers
Coll., B.S. 1935 ; Clark U., M.A. 1942 ; teacher in public
schs. 1935-42 ; cartographer, Office of Strategic Serv-
ices, 1942-45 ; cartographer, Quebec Conf., 1943 ; app.
chief of cartographic section, Div. of Geography and
Cartography, Dept. of State, at $5,180 (P-5) Aug. 23,
1945 : chief of map intelligence branch, Div. of Map
Intelligence and Cartography, P-6, Jan. 11, 1946 ;
geographer Nov. 3, 1946 ; act. chief of map intelligence
branch. Div. of Map Intelligence and Cartography, Nov.
20, 1946 ; married. — MI.
Brand, Robert Allyn. — b. Norwich, Conn., Nov. 5,
1920 ; Norwich Free Acad. grad. ; U. of Conn., B.A.
1941 ; production expediter with electric boat com-
pany 1941-42 ; U.S. Army 1942-46, capt., overseas
service ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 19, 1946 ; to the Dept.
Aug. 14, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13,
1946.
Brandin, Robert Mead. — b. New York, N.Y., Mar. 2,
1919 ; Southside High Sch. (Rockville Centre) grad. ;
Princeton, B.A. 1940; ticket agt. for airline 1940-41;
app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Feb. 20, 1942 ; v.c. at Madrid Oct. 30,
1942 ; also 3d sec. at Madrid Feb. 20, 1943 ; to the
Dept. Apr. 2, 1945 ; class eight May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class five Nov. 13. 1946. — OFS.
Brandon, Howard Randolph. — b. St. Marys, Ga., Apr.
17, 1914 ; St. Marys High Sch. grad. ; U. of Ga., A.B.
1935; U. of Grenoble 1935; U. of Bordeaux 1935-36;
instr. in BYench, U. of Ga., 1936-37 ; owner of timber
and oil business 1937-40 ; U.S.N. R., 1940-43, It. ; app.
For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Aug. 25, 1942 ; to the Dept. Oct. 16, 1942 ;
v.c. at Montreal Feb. 5, 1943 ; at Valparaiso Sept. 2,
1943 (canceled) ; 3d sec. and v.c. at La Paz Oct. 25,
1943 ; v.c. at Cochabamba, temp., Apr. 7, 1945 ; v.c. at
La Paz in addition to duties as 3d sec. May 1, 1945 ;
v.c. at Algiers Aug. 22, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Brandt, George Louis, — b. Washington, D.C., Sept.
23, 1892; Business High Sch. (D. C.) ; George Wash-
ington U. 1 yr. ; private tutors 1 yr. ; stenog., Wash-
ington Navy Yard, 1907-15 ; app. student interpreter
in Turkey Mar. 24, 1915; at Cairo Mar. 13, 1916;
cons. asst. and detailed to the Dept. Mar. 23, 1919 ;
v.c. of career of class three and v.c. at Alexandria
Dec. 31, 1919 ; class two May 24, 1920 ; class one
Nov. 17, 1921 ; cons, of class seven June 22, 1922 ;
detailed to Messina Sept. 5, 1922 ; For. Ser.
officer of class eight July 1. 1924 ; class seven Aug. 8,
1924 ; to the Dept. Oct. 29, 1924 ; asst. chief, Visa
Office, Dec. 1, 1924 ; chief June 1, 1927 ; class six June
30, 1927; cons, at Beirut June 20, 1928; class Ave
May 23, 1929; at Cologne June 25, 1930; class four
Feb. 4, 1931 ; at Genoa June 11, 1932 ; to the Dept.
Dec. 29, 1933 ; class three June 1, 1937 ; sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Aug. 17, 1937 ; cons, at Mexico City Feb.
1, 1938; tech. adviser, meeting of Intergovernmental
Committee on Political Refugees, Evian, France, and
London, England, 1938 ; detailed to the Philippine
Govt, as adviser on immigration matters, Nov. 12,
1938 ; to the Dept. July 13, 1939 ; admin, officer. Special
Div., Sept. 1, 1939; class two Nov. 16, 1939; chief,
Special Div., Jan. 2, 1941 ; couns. of emb. at Berlin Oct.
24, 1941 (canceled) ; detailed to Madrid Dec. 8, 1941;
1st sec. at Bern, temp., Dec. 17, 1941 ; class one Feb. 1,
1942 ; to the Dept. Feb. 12, 1942 ; exec. asst. to asst
sec. of state Apr. 21, 1942 ; cons. gen. and cons. gen.
at Naples Mar. 9, 1944; For. Ser. officer of class one
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Brannon, Ben Franklin. — b. Gary, Tex., Apr. 30,
1919 ; Shamrock High Sch. grad. ; Colo. Coll., A.B. 1941,
grad. work 1941 ; asst. dir. of public relations, Colo.
Coll., 1941 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. and assigned
to the Dept. Jan. 1, 1942 ; at New Delhi Mar. 22, 1942 ;
furlough for mil. ser. (U.S. Army, overseas service)
Dec. 13, 1944-Mar. 15, 1946 ; v.c. at Montreal Apr. 2,
1946 ; at Beirut July 16, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Brasch, Maxwell Fredrick.— b. Palo Alto, Calif., June 1,
1912; Central (D. C.) High Sch. grad.; George Washington U.
154
REGISTER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 1946
1932-38; film librarian, Office of War Information, 1941-43; IT. S.
Army 1943-46; app. film editor. CAF-11, in the Dept. of State
Apr. 16, 1946; married.— PN.
Braun, Horace Harper. — b. Bedford, Iowa, Apr. 4,
1888 ; Long Beach (Calif.) High Sch. grad. ; U. of Calif.,
B.S. 1910 ; engineer and construction mgr. for engineer-
ing corp. in Mexico and Spain 1910-17; U. S. Army
1917-23, capt., overseas service ; engineering branch
mgr. in China 1923-3;? ; owner and mgr. of construction
company 1933-43 ; app. econ. analyst at Mexico City
Apr. 23, 1943 ; tech. adviser, Mexican-Am. Commn. for
Econ. Cooperation, 1943-45 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class six Nov. 13. 194(5 ; married.
Bray, William Harry, Jr. — b. St. Louis, Mo., July 16,
1913 ; Beaumont High Sch. grad. ; Oberlin, A.B. 1938,
A.M. 1939 ; Cornell U., grad. work 1939-43 ; inventory
controller with wholesale shoe firm 1932-35: mem. of
econ. staff, Brookings Inst., 1938-39 : instr. in econ.,
Cornell U., 1939-43 ; economist, Nat. Defense Advisory
Commn., 1940 ; editorial asst. for econ. magazine 1941-
43 ; policy asst.. Office of Price Admin., Feb.-Aug.
1943 ; U.S. Army 1943-45, It., and Office of Strategic
Services 1944-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State
as economist, P— 5, Oct. 1. 1945 ; commodity specialist,
P-6, Aug. 25, 1946 ; asst. to econ. adviser, U.S. del.,
Meeting of Deputies, Council of For. Ministers, Lon-
don. 1946, Meeting of the Council of For. Ministers.
Paris, 1946, and Paris Peace Conf., 1946; married. —
IC.
Breakey, Herbert Abner. — b. Sunrise, Minn., Feb. 22,
1896 ; Cripple Creek H'0h Sch. grad. ; business-
sch. grad. ; U. of Denver, B.S. 1924, M.S. 1927 ; Am. U.,
Ph.D 1934; U. S. Army 1918-19: elk. and accountant
with oil company, 1916-21 ; teacher in high schs. 1924-
28 ; prof, of com. and econ.. Panhandle Agri. and Mech.
Coll., 1928-30 : economist, Bu. of Mines. 1931-44 ; chief
of section, Office of Price Admin., 1944-45 ; app. asst.
chief of research and analysis branch, Petroleum Div.,
Dept. of State, at $5,600 (P-6) Mar. 26. 1945; divi-
sional asst. Jan. 13, 1946 ; married. — PED.
Bream, Charles Gray. — b. Albion, Ind., Nov. 3, 1914;
N.itrona Co., Wyo., High Sch. grad. : Midland Coll.,
A.B. 1936; U. of Chicago, MA. 1939, Ph.D. 1941;
teacher in high sch. 1936 37 ; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Mar. 20, 1941 ; v.c. at Halifax Aug. 15, 1941 ; at Fred-
ericton, temp., Nov. 14, 1941 ; at Halifax Dec. 11, 1941 ;
at Godthaab Aug. 7, 1942 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Stock-
holm July 21, 1944 ; at Copenhagen May 5, 1945 ; class
eight May 19. 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov.
13. 1946.
Breaux Clarence Thomas. — b. New Iberia. La., Feb.
7. 1917 ; De La Salle High Sch. grad. ; St. Mary's U.,
B.A. 1938 ; teacher in public high schs. 1938-41 ; U.S.
Navy 1941-46, It.; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c.
of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 19. 1946 : to
the Dept. Aug. 26, 1946 ; 3d sec. and v. c. at Buenos
Aires Sept. 27, 1946 ; For. S*er. officer of class six Nov.
13, 1946 ; married.
Breckinridge. Robert.— b. New York, N. Y., Apr. 26, 1912;
St Paul's Sch. grad.; Harvard, A. B. 1934; U. of Va., LL.B
1939: Stanford srad. work 1939-40: asst. to production mgr in
advertising firm 1935; exec, in industrial designing firm 1940;
private sec. of Am. amb., Peru, 1941; U. S. Navy 1942-46, It.
comdr., overseas service; app. divisional asst., P-4, in the Dept.
of State July 9, 1946; ceremonial asst. Nov. 17, 1946.— PR.
Breese, William Lawrence. — b. Burlingame, Calif., Jan. 6,
1909; St. Mark's Sch. grad.; Harvard, B. A. 1931, M. B. A. 1934;
Zimmern Sch. and Int. Students Union, Geneva; asst., Inst, of
Pacific Relations 1935, Social Security Bd. 1937-38; special asst.,
Am. Red Cross, 1939-42; sec. to Am. del., 4th Pan Am. Red Cross
Conf., Santiago, 1940; U. S. Army 1942-45, maj., overseas service;
asst. to mil. adviser, United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San
Francisco, 1945; app. divisional asst., P-5, in the Dept. of State
Oct. 29, 1945; sec, U. S. del., Civil Aviation Conf., Bermuda,
1946, 1st assembly. Provisional Int. Civil Aviation Org., Mon-
treal, 1946; married. — IC.
Breithut, Richard C— b. New York, N. Y., Mar. 18, 1910;
sch. in Switzerland; Riordan Sch. grad.; Harvard, B. S. 1931;
Columbia, M. A. 1933, grad. work 1933-38; research assoc, Co-
lumbia, 1933-34; instr., Brooklyn Coll. 1934, Western Reserve
U. 1934-39; economist, Fed. Reserve Bd. 1939-11, Treas. Dept.
1941-42; U. S. Army 1942-46, It. col., overseas service; app. econ-
omist, P-6, in the Dept. of State Dec. 4, 1945; married.— FN.
Brennan, James Vincent. — b. Portsmouth, Va., Nov.
11, 1915 ; high-sch. grad. ; elk. with cml. firm 1935-37 ;
elk. 1937-41, sales statistician Sept.-Nov. 1941, with
brake shoe company ; U.S. Navy 1941-46, It., overseas
service ; app. v.c. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and as-
signed at Johannesburg Jan. 15, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Breuer, Carl.— b. Buffalo, N.Y., Jan. 25, 1906; Salis-
bury Sch. grad. ; Princeton, B.S. 1929, grad. work
1930-31 ; bank elk., Paris, 1929-30 ; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Dec. 17, 1931 ; v.c. at Zurich Jan. 20, 1932 ;
For. Ser. Sch. Nov. 29, 1932 ; v.c. at Port-au-Prince Mar.
31, 1933 ; also 3d sec. at Port-au-Prince Oct. 24, 1934 ;
3d sec. at Ottawa Dec. 31, 1935 ; also v.c. at Ottawa May
2, 1936; v.c. and 3d sec. at La Paz Aug. 10, 1937;
v.c. at Callao-Liina June 20. 1938: class eight Mar. 1,
1940 ; v.c. at La Guaira Dec. 27, 1940 ; 3d sec. at Caracas
Aug. 19, 1943 ; class seven Nov. 16, 1943 ; 2d sec. at
Caracas May 3, 1944 ; sec. of U. S. del., 3d Inter-Am.
Conf. on Agri., Caracas, 1945 ; class six Aug. 13, 1945 ;
to the Dept. Mar. 6, 1946 : For. Ser. officer of class four
Nov. 13, 1946; married. — ILH.
Brewer, Joseph H. — b. Riley, Kans., May 25, 1906 ;
Riley High Sch. grad. ; U. of Kans., A. B. 1926, grad.
work 1928-29 ; reporter and hews editor 1926, city
editor and owner 1927, managing editor 1928, for news-
papers ; photo editor for press assn. and news maga-
zine 1930-40 ; asst. Sunday editor of newspaper 1941-
42 ; visual display editor, Office of Inter-Am. Affairs.
1942-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as chief of
photo section, CAF-12. Aug. 31, 1945; asst. chief of
picture branch, Int. Press and Publications Div., CAF-
13, June 2, 1946 ; act. chief of picture branch Sept. 13,
1946; married. — INP.
Brewster, Herbert Daniel. — b. Salonika, Greece, of
Am. parents, Dec. 4, 1917 ; Athens Coll. grad. ; Phillips
Acad. grad. ; Wesleyan U.. B.A. 1939 ; instr., Robert
Coll., Istanbul, Turkey. 1939-40 ; translator at Athens
Sept. 5-Oct. 16, 1939; app. elk. in Am. leg. at Athens
BIOGRAPHIES
155
June 5, 1940 ; at Ankara Sept. 13, 1941 ; at Istanbul
Jan. 1, 1948 ; v.c. at Istanbul Feb. 6, 1945 ; For. Ser.
officer unclass., v.e. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Oct. 16, 1945 ; to the Dept. Nov. 30, 1945 ; 3d sec.
and v.c. at Beirut July 24, 1040; For. Ser. officer of
class six Nov. 13, 1010; married.
Brewster, William Lyle. — b. El Faso, Tex., Mar. 23,
1917; Brownsville High Sch. grad. ; U. of Tex., B.J.
1938; newspaper reporter 1939-40; app. elk. in Am.
consulate at Matamorog Sept. 3, 1940 ; at TorreOn Nov.
18, 1940 ; v.c. at Torre6n Aug. 23. 1941 ; at La Paz,
Mexico, Dec. S, 1941; at Mexico City, Jan. 16, 1945;
For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in
the Diplo. Ser. Sept. 5, 1946 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at
Mexico City Oct. 7, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Brickell, Herschel. — b. Senatobia, Miss., Sept. 13,
1889 ; Yazoo City High Sch. grad. ; U. of Miss. 1006-10;
Columbia D. 1930; Int. U. of Santander, Spain, sum-
mer 1933; U. S. Army 1914-15; copy reader 1919-
22, literary editor for newspaper 1922-27, 1934-37;
editor for publishing company 1928-33 ; editor of
anthology 1940- ; app. sr. cultural relations asst. at
Bogota Oct. l.">. 1941; cultural relations att. at Bo-
gota Oct. 11, 1943 ; asst. chief, Div. of Science, Educa-
tion, and Art, Dept. of State, at $6,500 (P-7) May 29,
1944, Div. of Cultural Cooperation July 1, 1944 ; act.
asst. chief Dec. 20, 1944; asst. chief Mar. 1, 1945;
act. chief, Div. of Int. Exchange of Persons, Jan. 1,
1946 ; chief, P-S, June 3, 1946 ; married. — IEP.
Bridge, Henry Poynton. — b. Wanganul, New Zealand,
Dec. 22. 1874; Wanganui BoyB' Sch.; exec, positions in
New Zealand 19 yrs. ; public accountant, auditor, and
trade assignee; app. cons. agt. at Christchurch Apr. 5,
1921 ; resigned Mar. 7, 1927 ; app. cons. agt. at Christ-
church Mar. 31, 1928.
Bridgett, W. Charles. — b. Wallingford, Conn., Jan. 7,
1903 : Wallingford High Sch. grad. ; employee of bank
in Canada 1921-42 ; app. econ. analyst at Guatemala
Nov. 19, 1942 ; special asst. at Guatemala Dec. 23, 1942 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class eight Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Briggs, Ellis Ormsbee. — b. Watertown, Mass., Dec.
1, 1899; Dartmouth, A.B. 1921; instr. in geography
and Eng., Robert Coll., Constantinople. 1921-23 ; con-
tributor to magazines 1923-25 ; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass. Sept. 11, 1925 ;■ v.c. of career May 20. 1926 ;
v.c. at Callao-Lima May 25, 1926 ; sec. in the IHplo.
Ser. May 17, 1928 ; 3d sec. at Lima May 28, 1928 ; class
eight and cons. Dec. 19, 1929 ; to the Dept. Dec. 31,
1929; class seven July 1, 1931; special mission to
Liberia Feb. 1933, accompanying Maj. Gen. Winship ;
League Council Committee on Liberia, London, June
1933. and Geneva, Oct. 1933 ; 3d sec. at Habana Oct.
*, 1933; 2d sec. at Habana Dec. 5, 1933; class six
July 1. 1934 ; class five Apr. 1, 1936 ; to the Dept. June
14, 1937 ; asst. chief, Div. of the Am. Republics, Oct.
8, 1937; class four June 16. 1938; special mission to
east coast of So. Amer. 1940 ; sec. to Am. del., 2d
Meeting of Ministers of For. Affairs of Am. Republics,
Habana, 1940; class three Aug. 1, 1940; cons, and 1st
sec. at Santiago Aug. 31, 1940 ; 1st sec. at Habana May
21, 1941; couns. of emb. at Habana Feb. 7, 1942;
class two July 16, 1943 ; chief, Div. of Caribbean and
Central Am. Affairs, Jan. 15, 1944 ; A. E. and P. to
Dominican Republic Mar. 21, 1944 ; econ. couns. at
Chungking Feb. 15, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class one,
sec. in the Diplo. Ser., and cons. gen. July 18, 1945 ;
couns. of emb. at Chungking Aug. 1, 1945 ; to the Dept.
Aug. 25, 1945 ; dir., Office of Am. Republic Affairs, Oct.
22, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class one Nov. 13, 1946 ;
class of career minister Nov. 25, 1946 ; married. —
ARA.
Briggs, Howard lewis. — b. Wilmington, Del., Jan. 21, 1903;
Morgantown (W. Va.) High Sch. grad.; Johns Hopkins, A. B.
1924, Ph. D. 1929; archivist and librarian, Hayes Memorial Li-
brary and Museum, 1929; instr. in hist., Goucher Coll., 1929-30;
assoc. prof, of hist., Coker Coll., 1930-31; asst. prof, of hist., U. of
Vt., 1931-36; prof, of hist, and dean of men, Lynchburg Coll.,
1936-37; lecturer in hist., U. of Va. 1937, U. of Pa. 1937-38; adjunct
prof, of hist., Randolph-Macon Woman's Coll., 1938-42; asst.
research analyst and historian, War Dept., 1942-46; app. research
asst., P-4, in the Dept. of State July 29, 1946; married.— RE.
Briggs, Ruth Mary. — b. Ashaway, R. I., Dec. 7, 1910 ;
high-sch. grad. ; Coker Coll., A.B. 1930 ; mgr. of insur.
office 1933-40 ; with paper company 1940-42 ; U.S.
Army 1942-46, maj., overseas service ; app. admin, asst.
in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Moscow Mar.
19, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13,
1946.
Briggs, William T.— b. Washington, D. C, Apr. 7, 1917;
Western High Sch. grad.; Am. U., B. A. 1938; Umversidad Na-
tional de Mexico, summer 1941; teacher in public sens. 1938-42;
elk., War Dept., 1942; U. S. Army 1942-16, 1st It., overseas
service; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. June 21, 1946; to the Dept. July 15, 1946; 3d
sec. and v. c. at Quito July 29, 1946; For. Ser. officer of class six
Nov. 13, 1946; married.
Brist, George Louis. — b. Hill Settlement, Wis., June
29, 1878 ; business sch. and George Washington Law
Sch. ; mgr. of store ; asst. to observer in Weather Bu.
1896-97; app. laborer in the Dept. of State Mar. 2,
1897; elk. at $900 Nov. 1, 1899; at $1,200 Oct. 11,
1901 ; at $1,400 June 15, 1904 ; at $1,600 Mar. 4,
1907; at $1,800 Nov. 2, 1908; special asst. at $2,000
Jan. 1, 1920; act. chief, Div. of Passport Control, June
9, 1920 ; at $2,500 Mar. 1, 1921 ; at $3,000 July 1, 1921 ;
act. Chief, Div. of Passport Control, August 17, 1922 ;
chief, Nov. 1, 1922 ; at $3,300 July 1, 1924 ; v.c.
at St. Stephen Oct. 28, 1925 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class eight Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Broderick, Maurice Joyce. — b. New York, N. Y., Jan.
3, 1913; sch. in Ireland and England; Georgetown
Prep. Sch. grad. ; Georgetown U., LL.B. 1940 ; mem.
of bar of D.C. : shipping and stock elk. for importing
company 1933-34; disbursing elk., Agri. Adjustment
Admin., 1934-36; auditor, Gen. Accounting Office,
1936-41; investigator, Dept. of Agri., 1941^42; for-
eign business mgr., For. Econ. Admin., 1942—44; app.
econ. analyst at Ciudad Trujillo July 7, 1944 ; at Lima
June 29, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Oct. 16, 1945 ; 3d sec. and v.c.
at Lima Dec. 7, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov.
13, 1946; married.
Brodie, Henry. — b. Ottawa, Canada, May 13, 1913 ;
naturalized 1942 ; Ottawa Collegiate Inst. grad. ;
'19707° — 47-
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N.Y.U., B.9. 1937, M.A. and Ph.D. 1942 ; tax re-
searcher, N.Y. State Tax Commn., 1937-39 ; instr. in
econ., N.Y.U., 1941-42 ; econ. analyst, 1942-44, at-
tached to Am. emb. at London 1943-44, Office of Stra-
tegic Services; U.S. Navy 1944-46, It. (jg), overseas
service ; app. research analyst, P-5, in the Dept. of
State Mar. 18, 1946 ; married.— DRF.
Brookhart, Charles Edward. — b. Washington, Iowa,
Sept. 13, 1898 ; Washington High Sch. grad. ; Iowa
State Coll., B.S. 1924 ; U.S. Army 1917-19 ; newspaper
work 3 yrs. ; app. asst. trade commr. at Winnipeg July
2, 1928 ; trade commr. at Winnipeg Sept. 16, 1929 ;
to the Bu. of For. and Dom. Com. Mar. 24, 1930;
act. cml. att. at Bangkok Feb. 1, 1931 ; cml. att. at
Bangkok Dec. 4, 1931 ; trade commr. at Batavia July
1, 1933; to Bu. of For. and Dom. Com. May 28, 1935;
trade commr. at London July 8, 1936 ; act. cml. att. at
Copenhagen, temp., Aug. 6, 1936 ; trade commr. at
Stockholm, temp., Sept. 22, 1936 ; asst. trade commr.
at Warsaw, temp., June 1, 1937 ; trade commr. at
London Oct. 31, 1937 ; For. Ser. officer of class seven
July 1, 1939 ; trade commr. at Singapore, temp., Oct.
13, 1939 ; cons, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16,
1939 ; cons, at London Dec. 29, 1939 ; at Singapore,
temp., Feb. 23, 1940 ; at Shanghai Sept. 8-Dec. 7, 1941 :
at Bombay July 20, 1942 ; also for Portuguese posses-
sions in India Oct. 5, 1942 (canceled) ; class six Oct. 20,
1942 ; cons, at Calcutta Apr. 24, 1943 ; class five Aug.
13, 1945 ; cons, at Bangkok, temp., Oct. 23, 1945 ; at
Singapore May 3, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four
Nov. 13, 1946.
Brooks, Clarence C. — b. West Hoboken, N.J., Oct. 2
1894 ; U. of Fla. and Georgetown Sch. of For. Ser. ;
asst. chief, Bu. of Information, Cuban Dept. of Agri. ;
U.S. Army 1917-20, It. ; traveling sales mgr. in Cen.
and So. Amer. ; entered Bu. of For. and Dom. Com.
Sept. 1921 ; app. asst. trade commr. at Buenos Aires
July 1, 1922; at Santiago Dec. 1923; cml. att. at
Montevideo Apr. 28, 1927 ; chief, Latin Am. Section,
Bu. of For. and Dom. Com., 1931-33; cml. att. at
Bogota Nov. 24, 1933; For. Ser. officer of class four
July 1, 1939; cons, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov.
16, 1939 ; cml. att. at Santiago Mar. 6, 1940 ; cons,
at Buenos Aires Apr. 8, 1941 (canceled) ; 2d sec. at
Santiago Aug. 7, 1941 ; 1st sec. at Santiago Nov. 14.
1941 ; class three July 16, 1943 ; couns. of emb. for
econ. affairs at Rio de Janeiro Apr. 18, 1945 ; class
two Aug. 13, 1945 ; tech. adviser, U. S. del., 2d Pan
Am. Cong, of Mining Engineering and Geology, Rio de
Janeiro, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class two Nov. 13.
1946 : married.
Brooks, Russell Mott. — b. Salem, Oreg., Aug. 23,
1890 ; Salem High Sch. grad. ; Oreg. Agri. Coll. 1909 ;
U. of Oreg. 1911-13; Willamette U., LL.B. 1917;
mem. of bar of Oreg. ; law practice 1917 ; U.S. Army
1917-19; app. v.c. at Rotterdam July 9, 1919; at
Newcastle-on-Tyne Dec. 24, 1920; v.c. of career of class
three May 26, 1922 ; v.c. at Newcastle-on-Tyne June 23,
1922 ; at Dresden Sept. 7, 1922 ; at Belfast Apr. 19,
1924; class two May 10, 1924; For. Ser. officer unclass.
July 1, 1924 ; class eight, cons., and cons, at Belfast
Aug. 24, 1927 ; at London Apr. 5, 1930 ; class seven
July 24. 1930; at Curacao June 29, 1933; class six
Oct. 1. 1935 ; at Johannesburg Dec. 5. 1936 ; sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Dec. 1, 1937 ; cons, at Capetown, temp.,
Jan. 15, 1939 ; at Johannesburg Mar. 6, 1939 ; at
Durban, temp., Mar. 15, 1939 ; class five Apr. 1, 1939 ;
at Johannesburg Aug. 11, 1939; at Casablanca Oct. 10,
1941 ; class four July 16, 1943 ; cons, at Lyon Nov. 21,
1944 ; class three May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Brown, Aaron S. — b. Pontiac, Mich., Apr. 15, 1913 ;
Cranbrook Sch. grad. ; Princeton, A.B. 1935 ; George-
town Sch. of For. Ser. 1935-36 ; newspaper reporter
1936-37 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 2, 1937 ; v.c. at Mexico
City July 8, 1937; to the Dept. Oct. 22, 1938 (For.
Ser. Sch. Jan.-June 1939) ; v.c. at Warsaw June 30,
1939 (canceled) ; class eight Oct. 20, 1942; 3d' sec. at
Dublin Jan. 5, 1943 ; class seven July 16, 1944 ; 2d
sec. at Dublin Aug. 21, 1944 ; to the Dept. Jan. 10,
1945 ; 2d sec. at Bogota May 25, 1945 ; class six Aug.
13, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Brown, Ben Hill, Jr.— b. Spartanburg, S. C, Feb. 8, 1914;
Spartanburg High Sch. grad.; Wofford Coll., A. B. 1935; George
Washington, J. D. 1939; mem. of bar of S. C; atty. with law
firm 1940-41; U. S. Army 1941-46, It. col., overseas service; app.
asst. to the legal adviser, P-7, in the Dept. of State Aug. 8, 1946;
married. — Le.
Brown, Donald Winchester. — b. New York, N. Y., May 14,
1910; sch. in Switzerland; St. Mark's Sch. grad.; Harvard, A. B.
1933; Columbia, LL.B. 1936; mem. of bar of N. Y.; law practice
1936-38; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in
the Diplo. Ser., and assigned as v. c. at Vienna Mar. 2, 1939;
For. Ser. Sch. Jan. 3, 1940; v. c. and 3d sec. at Bogota June 8,
1940; to the Dept. Oct. 30, 1940; resigned Jan. 7, 1941; law practice
1941; special atty., Dept. of Justice, 1941-42; U. S. Army 1942-46,
maj.; app. divisional asst., P-6, in the Dept. of State Feb. 8,
1946; act. asst. chief, Div. of German and Austrian Econ. Affairs,
Apr. 29, 1946; married.— GA.
Brown, Dorothy Thornton. — b. St. Louis, Mo., Apr. 1,
1896 ; Joplin High Sch. grad. ; U. of Kans., A.B. 1917 ;
elk., War Dept., 1918-20 ; file elk. for steamship com-
pany 1920-22 ; sec. for political org. 1922-24 ; app.
elk. in Am. consulate gen. at Habana Sept. 18, 1924 ; at
Halifax Aug. 19, 1929 ; at Warsaw Feb. 25, 1933 ; at
Guatemala June 12, 1937 ; at Mexico City May 27,
1943 ; admin, asst. at Mexico City Feb. 10, 1946 ; at
Ottawa June 24, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Ottawa Nov. 29, 1946.
Brown, Earl F.— b. Johnson, Wash., Mar. 14, 1901; North
(Columbus, Ohio) High Sch. grad.; Ohio State, B. S. 1925; U.of
Chicago, M. S. 1933, grad. work summers 1938-41; teacher in
public schs. 1921-23, 1926-27; asst. prof, of geog., Marshall Coll.
1927-38, Kent State U. 1938-44; geographer, Office of Strategic
Services, 1944-45; transferred to the Dept. of State as cartog-
rapher, P-3, Oct. 1, 1945; P-4 May 3, 1946; married.— MI.
Brown, Emerson Innis. — b. Newcastle, Pa., July 28,
1901 ; East High Sch. (Columbus, Ohio) grad. ; Ohio
State U., B.B.M. 1926 ; underground surveyor for coal
company 1918-19 ; with copper company 1922-23 ; jr.
engineer to mine supt. 1923-35 ; asst. field mgr. for
mining companies in Colombia 1935-42 ; engineer,
War Production Bd., 1942-44 ; app. minerals att. at
Rio de Janeiro May 18, 1944 ; tech. adviser, U. S. del.,
BIOGRAPHIES
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2d Pan Am. Cong, of Mining Engineering and Geology,
Rio de Janeiro, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Brown, George Franklin Comstock.— b. Syracuse, N. Y.,
Sept. 16, 1908; high-sen. grad.; prep, sch. grad.; Yale, 1928-31;
v. pres. of retail store 1937-39; supervisor of mfr. of air condi-
tioning equipment 1941-43; for. trade analyst, Lend-Lease Ad-
min., 1943-46; app. head of books, materials, and exchange section,
Div. of Libraries and Insts., Dept. of State, P-6, May 27, 1946.—
ILL
Brown, George Stewart. — b. Buckeye, Ariz., May 21,
1906 ; Buckeye High Sch. grad. ; U. of Ariz., A.B. 1927 ;
newspaper reporter 1927-29 ; bu. mgr. of press assn.
1929-39 ; chm. in charge of public relations, Am.
Red Cross, 1939-45 ; app. public-relations officer in
the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to Allied Comma,
for Italy, Jan. 17, 1945 ; public affairs officer at Rome
July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class two
Nov. 13, 1946 ; deputy dir., Office of Int. Information
and Cultural Affairs, Dept. of State, P-8, Nov. 13,
1946; married. — OIC.
Brown, James Elwyn, Jr. — b. Sewickley, Pa., Apr.
6, 1902 ; St. Paul's Sch. ; Yale, B.A. 1925 ; Ecole Libre
des Sciences Politiques 1925-27 ; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass. and v.c. of career May 17, 1928 ; For. Ser.
Sch. May 24, 1&28 ; v.c. at Mexico City Oct. 10, 1928 ;
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Oct. 15, 1931 ; 3d sec. at Santo
Domingo Oct. 29. 1931 ; class eight July 1, 1934 ;
cons; Jan. 22, 1935 ; 3d sec. at Habana (temp.) Aug. 8,
1935; at Stockholm Aug. 20, 1935; at London Nov.
25, 1936 ; class seven Apr. 1, 1937 ; 2d sec. at London
May 6, 1937 ; class six Nov. 16, 1939 ; also cons, at
London Dec. 9, 1941 (canceled) ; 2d sec. and cons,
at Buenos Aires Jan. 10, 1942 ; to the Dept. Feb. 18,
1943 ; class five July 16, 1943 ; asst. to the sec. of
state Jan. 15, 1944-Feb. 12, 1945 ; class four May 16,
1945 ; asst. chief, Div. of River Plate Affairs, May 16,
1946 ; 1st sec. and cons, at Montevideo July 17, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Brown, Lewis Dean.— b. New York, N. Y., Aug. 21, 1920;
Garden City High Sch. grad.; Wesleyan U., 1938-41; Columbia
U., 1941-42; U. S. Army 1942-46, 2d It., overseas service; installer
for telephone company 1946; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c.
of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. June 14, 1946; to the Dept.
June 30, 1346; v. c. at Leopoldville July 19, 1946; For Ser. officer
of class six Nov. 13. 1946.
Brown, Robert Lyle. — b. Dayton, Ohio, July 21, 1920 ;
Camden High Sch. grad. ; Syracuse U., A.B. 1943 ;
U.S. Navy May-Nov. 1943 ; inspector for radio corp.
1939-40 ; elk. for ship construction corp. 1941-42 ;
salesman for real estate company 1943-44 ; app. in
the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned v.c. at Noumea
Nov. 25, 1944 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13, 1946.
Brown, Robert Young. — b. Dothan, Ala., May 20,
1905; Dothan High Sch.; Ala. Polytech. Inst., B.S.
1926 ; O. R. C. 1926-31, 2d it. ; instr. in hist, Ala.
Polytech Inst., 1925-26 ; elk. and mgr. of touring bu.
1927-28 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass. and v.c. of
career May 17, 1928; For. Ser. Sch. May 21, 1928;
v.c. at Baghdad Nov. 5, 1928 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Feb. 4, 1931; also 3d sec. at Baghdad May 18, 1931;
v.c. at Cairo May 24, 1932; class eight July 1, 1934;
cons. Jan. 22, 1935 ; cons, at Cairo Jan. 24, 1935 ;
cons, and 3d sec. at Bogota July 17, 1935 ; 3d sec. at
Panama July 23, 1936 ; cons, and 3d sec. at San Jose
Dec. 20, 1937 ; class seven Apr. 1, 1939 ; 2d sec. at
San Jose in addition to duties as cons. June 20, 1939 ;
cons, and 2d sec. at Montevideo Feb. 20, 1941 ; class
six June 1, 1942 ; class five May 16, 1945 ; class four
May 19, 1946 ; 1st sec. at Montevideo in addition to
duties as cons. July 11, 1946 ; at Manila Aug. 22, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Brown, Stephen Colby. — b. Washington, D.C., Dec.
7, 1910; Herndon (Va.) High Sch. grad.; Georgetown,
B.S. (For. Ser!) 1935; elk., Govt. Printing Office,
1929-32 ; fingerprint classifier, Dept. of Justice, 1932-
36 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1936 ; v.c. at Rotterdam
Nov. 23, 1936; For. Ser. Sch. Jan. 19, 1938; v.c. at
Shanghai June 29, 1938 ; at Yunnanfu (Kunming)
Dec. 17, 1938; 3d sec. and v.c. at London Dec. 22,
1941 ; class eight June 1, 1942 ; class seven July 16,
1944 ; 2d sec. at London in addition to duties as
v.c. Aug. 21, 1944; at Chungking June 8, 1945 (can-
celed) ; class six Aug. 13, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer at
Shanghai Sept. 10, 1945 ; also v.c. at Shanghai Oct. 4,
1945 ; v.c. at Hong Kong Oct. 10, 1945 ; cons. Oct. 27,
1945 ; cons, at Shanghai Nov. 15, 1945 ; at Hankow,
temp., Apr. 4, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov.
13, 1946.
Brown, Willard Olander. — b. Stamford, Tex., Aug.
12, 1911 ; Abilene High Sch. grad. ; McMurry Coll., B.S.
1931 ; U. of Tex., grad. work 1931-32 ; La. State U., A.M.
1933; Iowa State Coll., grad. work 1934-35; Dept. of
Agri. Grad. Sch. 1941-42 ; liaison work in farm manage-
ment for Iowa State Coll. of Agri. and Mech. Arts and
Dept. of Agri. 1934-35 ; asst. prof, of agri. econ., N. Dak.
Agri. Coll., 1935-40 ; assoc. agri. economist, Dept. of
Agri., 1940-42 ; app. agri. economist at London June 2,
1942 ; staff of U. S. political adviser on German affairs,
Supreme Headquarters, A. E. F., June 22, 1945 ; asst.
agri. att. at Manila Oct. 2, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer
of class seven Nov. 13, 1946.
Brown, William Harris. — b. South Plainfield, N.J.,
Dec. 25, 1890 ; business-sch. grad. ; stenog. and sec.
1909-17; U. S. Army 1918-21; app. elk. in Am.
consulate at Port-au-Prince Aug. 19, 1921 ; v.c. at
Port-au-Prince Dec. 27, 1921 ; at Halifax Apr. 17,
1923 ; resigned Sept. 10, 1923 ; app. v.c. at Halifax
Dec. 28, 1923; at Sherbrooke Aug. 30, 1930; at St.
Stephen Jan. 8, 1932; at Moncton, temp., July 18,
1935 ; at St. Stephen Aug. 22. 1935 ; at Niagara Falls
July 31, 1937 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class nine
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Brown, William Oscar. — b. Cistern, Tex., Oct. 18,
1899 ; Flatonia High Sch. grad. ; U. of Tex., B.A. 1921 ;
Southern Methodist U., M.A. 1924 ; U. of Chicago,
Ph.D. 1930 ; instr. and asst. prof., U. of Cincinnati,
1924-35 ; research analyst, Works Progress Admin.,
1935-37 ; asst. prof., Howard U., 1937- ; fellow,
Julius Rosenwald Fund, 1941—43 ; chief of Africa sec-
tion, Office of Strategic Services, 1943-45 ; app. chief
of African and colonial affairs section, Div. of Int.
Labor, Social, and Health Affairs, Dept. of State at
$5,180 (P-5) Aug. 6, 1945 ; married. — ILH.
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Brown, Winthrop Gilman. — b. Seal Harbor, Maine,
July 12, .1907; St. Paul's Sch. grad. ; Yale, B.A. 1929,
LL.B. 1932 ; mem. of bar of N.Y. ; law elk. 1932-38,
mem. 1938-41 of legal firm ; atty., Lend-Lease Admin.,
June— Nov. 1911 ; exec, officer, Harriman Mission
and Mission for Bcon. Affairs, London, 1941-45 ; app.
chief, Div. of Cml. Policy, Dept. of State, at $8,750
(P-8) July 26, 1945 ; chm., Trade Agreements Comm.,
1945- ; mem., Comm. for Reciprocity Information,
1945. — CP.
Browne, Albert S. — app. elk in Am. emb. at Brussels
Dec. 22, 1919 ; detailed to London Naval Conf. 1930 ;
asst. chief elk., Gen. Disarmament Conf., Geneva, 1932 ;
detailed to Geneva (for duty with Am. del. to Dis-
armament Conf.) Jan. 25, 1933 ; elk. at Rio de Janeiro
Oct. 26, 1933 ; admin, officer at Rio de Janeiro Feb. 10,
1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eight Nov. 13,
1946 : special disbursing agt. at Rio de Janeiro Nov.
13, 1946.
Browne, Martha Steffy (Mrs.). — b. Vienna, Austria ;
naturalized 1946 ; high-sch. grad. ; U. of Vienna, Ph.D.
1921 ; U. of Freiburg, grad. work 1919-20 ; Columbia,
grad. work 1941-42 ; research asst. with oil firm in
Vienna 1922-23 ; lecturer, U. of Vienna Extension,
1925-34 : research analyst of econ. review, Vienna
Chamber of Commerce, 1929-37 ; asst. prof., U. of
Cincinnati, 1942-44 ; research analyst, Office of Stra-
tegic Services, 1944-45 : transferred to the Dept. of
State as research analyst. P-4, Oct. 1, 1945 ; P-5 Sept.
22, 1946. — DRF.
Browne, Sidney Hand. — b. Baltimore, Md., Aug. 31,
1901 ; Kent Sch. ; Harvard, A.B. 1923 ; Columbia U.,
grad. work 1925-26 ; elk., steamship company, 1923-24 ;
salesman 1924-25 ; elk., Library of Cong., 1927 ; app.
For. Ser. officer unclass. and v.c. of career July 5,
1927 ; For. Ser. Sch. Sept. 29, 1927 ; v.c. at Antofagasta
Mar. 8, 1928; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Apr. 15. 1930;
v.c. at Rotterdam Aug. 16, 1930; at Batavia Sept. 20,
1933; class eight July 1, 1934; cons. Jan. 22, 1935;
cons, at Batavia Jan. 24, 1935 ; at Medan July 20,
1935 ; class seven Apr. 1, 1937 ; cons, at Buenos Aires
June 4, 1938 ; class six Apr. 1, 1939 ; cons, at Genoa
Dec. 27, 1940 (canceled) ; at Saigon May 6-Dec. 7.
1941 ; at Accra Sept. 14. 1942 ; class five Oct. 20, 1942 ;
2d sec. and cons, at London Nov. 13, 1943 ; 2d sec. near
the Govt, of the Netherlands established in England
Oct. 9, 1944 ; 1st sec. near the Govt, of the Nether-
lands established in England June 21, 1945 ; class four
May 16, 1945 ; to the Dept. Aug. 28, 1945 ; cons, at
Batavia Jan. 7, 1946 : For. Ser. officer of class three
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Bruins, John Herman. — b. Coopersville, Mich., May
5, 1896; Hamilton Coll., A.B. 1918; U. S. Army
1918-19, 2d It. ; financial and credit investigator
1919-23 ; app. cons. asst. Aug. 28, 1923 ; detailed to
the Dipt. Sept. 5, 1923 ; For. Ser. officer unclass. July
1, 1924; v.c. at Riga Sept. 17, 1924; at Singapore
May 27, 1926 ; class eight, cons., and cons, at
Singapore May 23, 1929; at Southampton Aug. 26,
1929; class seven Feb. 4, 1931; cons, at Hamburg
Oct. 20, 1931 ; at Danzig, temp., Feb. 10, 1934 ; at
Hamburg Nov. 8, 1934 ; at Prague Dec. 1, 1934 ; class
six Oct. 1, 1935 ; sec. In the Diplo. Ser. Dec 1, 1937 ;
class five Jan. 3. 1938 ; cons, at Hong Kong and
Macau Jan. 7, 1939-Dec. 24, 1941 ; to the Dept. June 3,
1942; class four July 16, 1943; 1st sec. near the
Govt, of Czechoslovakia established in England Feb. 7,
1944 ; cons, at Praha in addition to duties as 1st sec.
Feb. 22, 1945 ; class three May 16, 19-15 ; couns. of
emb. at Praha Apr. 9, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Brunauer, Esther Caukin (Mrs.). — b. Jackson, Calif. ;
Girls' High Sch. (San Francisco) grad. ; Mills Coll.,
A.B. 1924; Stanford, M.A. 1925, Ph.D. 1927; Geneva
Sch. of Int. Studies, summer 1927 and 1928 ; U. of
Berlin 1933 ; assoc. in int. education, Am. Assoc, of
Univ. Women ; app. divisional asst. at $4,600 (P-5) in
the Dept. of State Mar. 8, 1944 ; asst. on int. org. July
1, 1944 ; asst. sec, U.S. group, Dumbarton Oaks Con-
versations on Int. Org., Washington, 1944 ; tech. ex-
pert, U. S. del.. United Nations Conf. on Int. Org.,
San Francisco, 1945, United Nations Educational and
Cultural Conf., London, 1945 ; specialist on int. org.
affairs. P-6, Nov. 7, 1945 ; U. S. representative to
Preparatory Commn. of United Nations Educational,
Scientific and Cultural Org. at $7,700 Feb. 19, 1946;
at $8,778 July 1, 1946. — OIC.
Brundage, Burr Cartwright. — b. Buffalo, N. Y., Dec.
15, 1912; Amherst Coll., A.B. 1930; U. of Chicago,
Ph.D. 1939, grad. work 1939-40; instr., MacMurray
Coll., 1940-42 ; field program officer, Office of Coordi-
nator of Inter-Am. Affairs, 1942 ; asst. prof, of political
science, Carleton Coll. 1943-44 ; app. divisional asst.
at $3,200 in the Dept. of State Aug. 19, 1944 ; at
$3,800 (P-4) May 15, 1945; country specialist, P-5,
May 15, 1946 ; married. — NWC.
Bruner, Glen Willard.— b. Red Cloud, Nebr., Aug.
22, 1897; Colo. Agri. Coll., B.S. 1917; U. of Grenoble
1919 ; Northwestern U., M.A. 1927 ; U. S. Army 1917-
19, overseas service; teacher in high sch. 1919-20;
educational work in Japan 1920-31 ; app. elk. in Am.
consulate at Nagasaki Aug. 1, 1931 ; v.c. at Nagasaki
Oct. 30, 1931 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 2, 1937 ; v.c. at
Nagasaki July 7, 1937 ; at Nagoya, temp., July 17,
1937 ; language officer at Tokyo Oct. 25, 1937 ; v.c. at
Kobe Oct. 5. 1939; at Nagoya, temp., Apr. 30, 1940;
at Kobe Nov. 2, 1940 ; at Taihoku, Mar. 8-Dec. 7, 1941 ;
class eight May 1, 1941; to the Dept. June 3. 1942;
detailed to the War Dept. Sept. 22. 1942 ; furlough for
mil. ser. Nov. 10, 1942— Jan. 2, 1946 ; class seven July
16, 1943 ; class six May 16, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer,
staff of U. S. political adviser to Supreme Commander,
Allied Forces, Tokyo, Feb. 8, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Bryan, Belton O'Neal.— b. Georgetown, S. C, Sept. 8, 1910;
Duncan High Sch. grad.; Duke U., A. B. 1934; George Washing-
ton, LL. B. 1938; mem. of bar of D. C; auditor 1935-38, contract
and claims examiner 1938-41, Gen. Accounting Office; U. S.
Army 1941-46, It. col.; app. chief of contract and claims branch,
Legal Div., Office of For. Liquidation, Dept. of State, P-7,
Feb. 26, 1946; exec, asst.. Office of the Legal Adviser, Aug. 16,
1946; married.— OFLC.
Bryning, Lora C. — b. Olympia, Wash., Sept. 26, 1916 ;
high-sch. grad. ; business sch. ; Coll. of Puget Sound,
A.B. 1937 ; Prince sch., grad. work 1937-3S ; Mills
Cell., summer 1942 ; fellowship in Mexico, fall 1942 ;
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sec. and elk.. Wash. State License Dept., 1938-42 ; app.
elk. in Am. emb. at Mexico City Feb. 10, 1944 ; For.
Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Dec. 22, 1945 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Mexico
City Dec. 29, 1945 ; at La Paz June 17, 1940 (can-
celed) ; v.c. at Antwerp Aug. 22, 1940 ; For. Ser. officer
of class six Nov. 13, 1940.
Bucar, Annabella I. — app. admin, asst. in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Moscow July 1, 1940 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1940 ; informa-
tion asst. at Moscow Nov. 13, 1940.
Buchanan, Daniel Crump. — b. Kobe, Japan, of Am. parents
June 13, 1892; Fredericksburg Coll., A. B. 1912; Washington and
Lee U., M. A. 1914; Presbyterian Theol. Sem. (Chicago), B. D.
1921; Sch. of Japanese Language and Culture, Tokyo, grad. 1922;
Hartford Sem. Foundation, Ph. D. 1934; TJ. S. Army 1918;
educational and evangelistic missionary work, Japan 1921-41,
United States 1941-42; editor, Office of War Information, 1942-43;
desk officer, Office of Strategic Services, 1943-45; language officer,
War Dept., 1945-46; app. specialist in Japanese affairs, P-6, in
the Dept. of State May 27, 1945; regional specialist July 28, 1946;
married.— ADO.
Buckingham, Everett Mason. — b. Amarillo, Tex., July 21,
1913; high-sch. grad.; business-sch. grad.; Tex. Tech. Coll.,
1933-35; asst. bookkeeper in wholesale drug company 1935-37;
cashier for hardware company 1937; metallurgical accountant in
smelting and refining company 1937-42; U. S. Army 1941-46,
maj., overseas service; app. admin, asst. in the For. Ser. Auxil-
iary and assigned at Warsaw May 27, 1946; v. c. and admin,
asst. at Warsaw June 11, 1946; For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten
Nov. 13, 1946; v. c. at Warsaw Nov. 13, 1946.
Buell, Bobert Lewis. — b. Rochester, N.Y., Mar. 6,
1898 ; Phillips Exeter grad. ; Harvard, A.B. 1919 ;
Am. Field Ser. In France 1917 ; French Army 1918-19 ;
reconstruction work in France 1920—21 ; with export
firm 1920-21; asst. treas., wholesale Arm. 1921-24;
app. For. Ser. officer unclass. Mar. 20, 1925 ; v.c. of
career and v.c. at Calcutta Sept. 2, 1925 ;
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Mar. 25, 1927 ; 3d sec. at Lon-
don Apr. 7, 1927 ; at Stockholm, temp., May 20, 1930 ;
class eight and cons. July 24, 1930 ; 3d sec. at London
Oct. 9, 1930 ; at Peiping Dec. 8, 1930 ; also cons, at
Tientsin Jan. 23, 1931 ; cons, at Colombo June 19,
1933 ; class seven Oct. 1. 1935 ; to the Dept. Nov. 8,
1937 ; class six Aug. 17, 1938 ; cons, and 2d sec. at Berlin
Dec. 0. 1940; cons, at Leipzig, temp., May 7, 1941; For.
Ser. officer at Manila temp., to assist high commr. to
the Philippines Aug. 14, 1941 ; cons, at Singapore Aug.
14. 1941 ; at Rangoon Dec. 20, 1941 ; at Calcutta Feb. 17,
1942 ; at Colombo Mar. 24, 1943 ; cons. gen. Jan. 18,
1945; cons. gen. at Leopoldville Jan. 24, 1945; class
five May 10, 1945 ; cons. gen. at Johannesburg July 30,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946.
Buford, Algernon Sidney, 3d. — h. Richmond, Va., May 30,
1912; St. Christopher's Sch. grad.; Va. Mil. Inst., B. A. 1934;
U. of Va., LL. B. 1937; assoc. in law firm 1937-41; TJ. S. Army
1941-46, col., overseas service; mem. of Jt. Chiefs of Staff Secre-
tariat, Washington Conf., 1943; attended Quebec Conf. 1943;
partner in law firm 1946; app. special asst., Special Estimates
Staff, Dept. of State, P-8, July 3, 1946; married.
Buford, Mary Elizabeth (Mrs.) — b. Hodgenville, Ky. ;
Jackson (Tenn.) High Sch. grad.; Lambuth Coll.,
A.B. ; Union U. 1 yr. ; private tutors ; studied law ;
Veterans' Admin. 1918-35 ; app. admin, asst. at $2,000
in the Dept. of State Dec. 9, 1935; at $2,700 Apr. 1,
1938 ; divisional asst. at $3,200 Sept. 15. 1938 ; at
$3,300 Oct. 1, 1941 ; at $3,400 Apr. 1, 1943 ; at $3,800
(P-4) June 16, 1943. — PR.
Bugbee, Howard Cornell. — b. Fort Niobrara, Nebr.,
Apr. 1, 1904 ; Culver Mil. Acad. grad. ; Kans. State
Coll. of Agri. and Applied Science, B.S. 1928 ; mgr.
for rubber company 192S-42 ; app. att. in the For. Ser.
Auxiliary and assigned at London Oct. 2, 1944 ;
detailed to 2d Meeting, Rubber Study Group, London,
1945 ; adviser, U. S. del., Conf. on Tin, London, 1946,
and 3d Meeting, Int. Rubber Study Group, The Hague,
1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class two Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Buhrman, Parker Wilson, — h. Botetourt Co., Va.,
Sept. 5, 1885 ; Randolph-Macon Acad. ; Randolph-Macon,
A.B. 1910; Washington and Lee, LL.B. 1916; mem. or
bar of Va. ; wholesale and retail business 1900-1904 ,=
teacher in high sch. 1910-14 ; law practice 1916-18 j
app. cons, of class eight Apr. 30, 1918 ; cons, at Malmo
Aug. 31, 1918 ; detailed to Helsingfors Apr. 25, 1919 ;
mem. of Inter-Allied Trade Commn. for Finland 1919;
class seven Sept. 5, 1919 ; cons, at Ceiba Sept. 16,
1920; at Surabaya Feb. 10, 1921; class six Aug. 23,
1922; cons, at Aleppo Apr. 28, 1923; class five June
3, 1924; For. Ser. officer of class six July 1, 1924;
to the Dept. Feb. 2, 1925 ; chief, Passport Div., Mar.
I, 1927 ; class five May 17, 1928 ; cons, at Berlin June
27, 1928 ; at Casablanca Nov. 19, 1929 ; class four
July 24, 1930 ; at Cologne June 20, 1934 ; cons. gen.
July 31, 1935 ; cons. gen. at Lisbon Aug. 3, 1935 ; at
Sydney, N. S., Apr. 2, 1937 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Aug. 17, 1937 ; cons. gen. at Basel Dec. 1, 1938 ;
at Glasgow Dec. 26, 1940; class three May 1, 1941 ; at
Belfast Dec. 12, 1941 ; to the Dept. Apr. 16, 1943 ; class
two July 16, 1943 ; For. Ser. officer, staff of U. S.
political adviser on German affairs, Supreme Head-
quarters, A. E. F., Oct. 5, 1944 ; cons. gen. at Bratislava
Mar. 20, 1940 ; For. Ser. officer of class two Nov. 13,
1946.
Bulik, Joseph John. — b. New York, N. Y., Feb. 25,
1916 ; High Sch. of Com. grad. ; U. of Wyo., B.S.
1937 ; U. of Minn., M.S. 1939 ; research asst., U. of
Minn., 1937-39 ; section chief, Bu. of the Census, 1940-
42 ; agri. economist, Dept. of Agri., 1942-44 ; sec. of
comms. 1942-44, and Soviet liaison officer 1943, Com-
bined Food Bd. ; app. att. at Moscow Mar. 30, 1944 ;
For. Ser. Reserve officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ;
agri. att. at Moscow Nov. 13, 1946 ; married:
Bulkley, Dwight Hatfield. — b. Bangkok, Siam, of Am.
parents. May 15. 1919 : schs. in Siam and India :
Claremont (Calif.) High Sch. grad. : Pomona, B.A.
1941 ; elk. in aircraft company 1941-43 ; U. S. Army
1943-46, overseas service ; app. v.c. and admin, asst.
at Bangkok July 1, 1940 : For. Ser. staff officer of
class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Bangkok Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Bullard, Donald A. — app. research analyst at $4,902
in the Dept. of State Nov. 20, 1946. — OIC.
Bunce, Arthur Cyril. — b. Man Chester. England, Jan.
II, 1901 ; naturalized 1938 ; Hardisty High Sch. grad. ;
Manchester Prep. Sch. ; U. of Saskatchewan, B.S. A.
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1926 ; U. of Wis., M.S. 1935, Ph.D. 1937 ; League of
Nations Summer Sch. (Geneva) 1926; Hasley Folk
High Sch. (Denmark), summer 1928; for. sec,
Y.M.C.A., 1928-34 ; grad. fellow, U. of Wis., 1934-37 ;
assoc. prof., Iowa State Coll., 1937-43 ; economist, Fed.
Reserve Bd., 1944—46 ; app. chief of Mission to Korea,
Dept. of State, at $8,750 Feb. 2, 1946 ; U.S. del.,
U.S.-U.S.S.R. Jt. Commn., Seoul, 1946 ; econ. adviser
in the For. Ser. Auxiliary assigned at Seoul July 1,
1946 ; adviser to commanding gen., U.S. Occupation
Forces in Korea, with personal rank of minister, at
Seoul Aug. 13, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
one Nov. 13, 1946 ; econ. adviser with personal rank
of minister at Seoul Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Bunche, Ralph Johnson. — b. Detroit, Mich., Aug. 7,
1904 ; Jefferson High Sch. (Los Angeles) grad. ; D.
of Calif, at Los Angeles, A.B. 1927 ; Harvard, M.A.
1928, Ph.D. 1934; Northwestern U., grad. work 1936;
London Sch. of Econ. and U. of Capetown, So. Africa,
1937 ; prof, and head of Dept. of Political Science,
Howard U. 1928- ; Julius Rosenwald Fellow, field
work in West and No. Africa, 1932-33 ; co-dir., Inst,
of Race Relations, Swarthmore Coll., summer 1935 ;
Post-Doctoral Fellow, Social Science Research Council,
field work in So. and East Africa, Malaya, and Neth-
erlands Indies, 1936-38 ; staff mem., Carnegie Corp.
Survey of the Negro in Amer., 193,9-40 ; research anal-
yst and chief of Africa section, Office of Coordinator
of Information and Office of Strategic Services, 1941-
44 ; representative of Office of Strategic Services, Ca-
nadian Inst, on Public Affairs, Lake Couchiching, Can-
ada, 1942, and 8th Int. Conf., Inst, of Pacific Relations,
Mont Tremblant, Canada, 1943 ; app. divisional asst.
at $5,600 in the Dept. of State Jan. 4, 1944 ; adviser
to U. S. del., 26th sess., Int. Labor Conf., Philadelphia,
1944; area specialist at $6,500 July 1, 1944; asst.
sec, U. S. group, Dumbarton Oaks Conversations on
Int. Org., Washington, 1944 ; act. assoc. chief, Div.
of Dependent Area Affairs, Feb. 1, 1945 ; assoc. chief
at $8,000 Apr. 16, 1945 ; tech. expert, U.S. del., United
Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; at
$8,750 (P-8) July 1, 1945; mem. of U.S. del., Inst, of
Pacific Relations Conf., Hot Springs, Va., 1945 ; mem.,
Anglo-Am. Caribbean Commn.', Sept. 1, 1945, in addi-
tion to duties as assoc. chief, Div. of Dependent Area
Affairs ; adviser to U. S. del., Preparatory Commn. of
United Nations, London, 1945 ; U. S. del., 27th sess.,
Int. Labor Conf., Paris, 1945 ; adviser on tech. prob-
lems, U. S. del., 1st part of 1st sess. of the Gen. As-
sembly, United Nations, London, 1946 ; married. — DA.
Bundy, Frederic O. — b. Baskerville, Va., Apr. 19, 1914; Roose-
velt High Sch. (Kent, Ohio) grad.; Kent State U., A. B., B. S.
1935; Ohio State, M. A. 1938; teaching fellow, Syracuse U.
1938-40; instr., Ohio State U., 1940-42; personnel asst. and
assoc. admin, analyst, War Production Bd., 1942; admin, officer
and asst. to exec, officer 1942-43, exec, officer, London, 1944-45,
Office of War Information; transferred to the Dept. of State as
principal field representative, at $0,000, Aug. 31, 1945; act. admin
officer, Jan, 1. 1946; asst. to chief, Area Div. V. P-6, June 30. 1940-
married — ADO
Bundy, Vernon Everett. — b. Blue Rapids, Kans., Aug.
7, 1892 ; Farmington (N. Mex.) High Sch. grad. ; Kans.
State Coll., B.Sc. 1920 ; Canadian Army 1917-19, over-
seas service ; newspaper reporter and editor 1920-24 ;
instr. in journalism, Washburn Coll., 1924-25 ; instr.
in Eng., Kans. State Coll., 1925-27; asst. extension
editor, Ohio State U., 1927-30 ; newspaper reporter
and editor 1930-31 ; special agri. writer, Dept. of
Agri., 1931-34 ; specialist in information, Agri. Ad-
justment Admin., 1934-38 ; app. economic analyst at
$5,600 in the Dept. of State July 26, 1938; divisional
asst. July 6, 1939 ; at $5,800 Oct. 1, 1941 ; at $6,000
Apr. 1, 1944 ; special asst. to the chief, Div. of Cml.
Policy, July 8, 1944; at $6,500 (P-7) Feb. 23, 1945;
married. — CP.
Burdett, William Carter, Jr. — b. Knoxville, Tenn.,
Oct. 25, 1918 ; Baylor Sch. grad. ; Phillips Andover grad. ;
Princeton, A.B. 1941 ; app. elk., temp., at $2,000 in the
Dept. of State Dec. 8, 1941 ; v.c at Guayaquil Feb. 19,
1942 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Feb. 20, 1942, qualified Sept. 1, 1942 ;
v.c. at Guayaquil Sept. 1, 1942 ; at Manta, temp., Nov.
12, 1943; at Guayaquil Dec. 13, 1943; 3d sec. and
v.c. at Madrid Jan. 14. 1944 (canceled) ; furlough for
mil. ser. May 12, 1944-Jan. 25, 1946 ; v.c. at Basra
Jan. 25, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13,
1946.
Burger, Roy E. — app. public affairs officer in the For.
Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept. July 1, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946.
Burke, Gordon Lee. — b. Shanghai, China, of Am.
parents, Dec. 16, 1893 ; private tutors in China ;
Branham and Hughes Prep. Sch. grad. ; Vanderbilt,
A.B. 1915; U. S. Army 1917-19, 2d It.; hardware
business 1919-21 ; elk. in Am. consulate at Changsha
June 1921 ; app. v.c. at Changsha Nov. 22, 1922 ; at
Swatow Mar. 3, 1923 ; at Hankow May 13, 1924 ; at
Nanking, temp., July 30, 1925 ; at Hankow Aug. 4,
1926 ; For. Ser. officer unclass. and v.c. of career
Aug. 24. 1927: v.c at Chefoo, temp., Sept. 19, 1927;
language officer at Peking Apr. 20, 1928 ; v.c. at Foo-
chow Feb. 6, 1931 ; class eight, cons., and cons, at
Foochow Oct. 1, 1935 ; at Tientsin May 29. 1937-Dec. 7,
1941 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Aug. 17, 1937 ; class seven
Aug. 17, 1938; to the Dept. June 3, 1942; cons, at
Nuevitas Sept. 28, 1942; at Santiago de Cuba July 5,
1943 ; at Habana Aug. 16, 1944 ; 2d sec. at Habana in
addition to duties as cons. Jan. 5, 1945 ; class six May
16, 1945 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Nuevitas, temp., Apr. 3,
1946 ; cons, at Shanghai July 9, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer
of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Burke, Thomas Edmund. — b. Torrington, Conn., Feb.
14, 1898; St. Anselms Coll. 1919-20; Georgetown Sch.
of For. Ser. 1920-22; bank elk., summer 1917- U. S.
Army 1918-19 ; elk. for steamship company 1921 ; app.
elk. in Am. consulate at Bombay July 21, 1922 ; v.c.
at Bombay July 7, 1923 ; at Basel Jan. 6, 1925 ; at
Malmo Jan. 23, 1926 ; at Goteborg Sept. 27, 1926 ; at
Oslo Apr. 10, 1928 ; at Niagara Falls May 4, 1929 ; at
Riga Apr. 7, 1930 ; at Helsingfors July 31, 1931 ; at
Zagreb Nov. 28, 1934 ; at Quebec Dec. 10, 1936 ; at
Osaka June 20, 1940 ; at Dairen, temp., Oct. 17-Dec. 7,
1941 ; at Valparaiso Sept. 23, 1942 ; at Punta Arenas
Mar. 5, 1943 ; also admin, asst. at Punta Arenas Apr.
21, 1946 ; v.c. and admin, asst. at Berlin June 29,
1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ;
v.c. at Berlin Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
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Burlingame, Robert S. — app. public affairs officer in
tbe For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Sydney July 1,
1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13,
1946.
Burman, Robert Allen. — b. Sept. 28, 1919 ; app. pro-
fessional asst., P-4, in the Dept. of State Sept. 19,
1946. — PI.
Burnett, Philip Mason. — b. Peterborough, N.H., June
4, 1908 ; St. Mark's Sch. (Soathboio, Mass.) grad. ;
Yale, A.B. 1931 ; Columbia, A.M. 1933, Ph.D. 1940 ;
research asst.. Carnegie Endowment for Int. Peace,
1933-39 ; instr. in hist., Coll. of the City of N. Y., 1941 ;
instr. in social sciences, Bennett Jr. Coll., 1941-42 ;
app. divisional asst. at $3,200 in the Dept. of State
Aug. 21, 1942 ; specialist in historical research at
$3,S00 (P-4) Feb. 1, 1944; divisional asst. May 1,
1944 ; asst. on int. org. July 1, 1944 ; asst. documents
officer, Dumbarton Oaks Conversations on Int. Org.,
Washington, 1944 ; documents and security officer, U. S.
del., United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco,
1945 ; attended Advisory Health-Group Meeting, Wash-
ington, 1945 ; P— 5 Nov. 3Q, 1945 ; adviser on tech.
problems, U. S. del., 1st part of 1st sess. of the Gen.
Assembly, United Nations, London, 1946 ; adviser to
U. S. mem., 5th sess. of the Council, United Nations
Relief and Rehabilitation Admin., Geneva, 1946 ; mar-
ried.— OA.
Burnham, Francis Irvine. — b. Salt Lake City, Utah,
June 26, 1901 ; Latter Day Saints High Sch. ; U. of
Utah, Latter Day Saints Coll., Columbia Sch. of
Drafting, LaSalle Extension U. law course, and
Georgetown U., B.S. (For. Ser.) ; Harvard, summer
1932 ; U. of Mich., summer 1938 ; with importing com-
pany 1916-20 ; draftsman 1926-28 ; Bu. of the Census
1929 ; draftsman, Commn. of Inquiry and Conciliation,
Bolivia and Paraguay, July-Oct. 1929 ; app. draftsman
at $1,800 in the Dept. of State Oct. 1, 1929; at $1,920
July 1, 1930; at $2,300 Aug. 1, 1930; cartographic
engineer at $2,600 July 1, 1931 ; at $2,700 Apr. 1, 1938 ;
at $3,200 (P-3) May 1, 1940 ; furlough for mil. ser.
Feb. 19, 1942 ; resigned Apr. 29, 1942 for duty with
armed services; U.S. Army 1942-45, capt. ; app. carto-
graphic engineer in the Dept. of State Dec. 14, 1945 ;
cartographer, P-4, Nov. 3, 1946 ; married. — MI.
Burns, Findley, Jr. — b. Baltimore, Md., May 4, 1917 ;
St. Andrews Sch. (Middletown, Del.) grad. ; Princeton,
A.B. 1939 ; elk. for cml. firm 1939-41 ; personnel inter-
viewer for powder company Oct.-Dec. 1941 ; elk. in
Dept. of State Dec. 18, 1941-Mar. 22, 1942 ; app. For.
Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Feb. 20, 1942, qualified May 21, 1942 ; 3d sec. and
v.c. at Madrid May 21, 1942 ; at Brussels Oct. 31, 1944 ;
v.c. at Antwerp, temp., Jan. 8, 1945 ; 3d sec. and v.c.
at Brussels Feb. 26, 1945 ; to the Dept. Oct. 15, 1945 ;
class eight May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class five
Nov. 13, 1946.— FP.
Burns, John Howard. — b. Pauls Valley, Okls., Dec. 12,
1913 ; Pauls Valley High Sch. grad. ; U. of Okla., A.B.
1935 ; sec. to mem. of Cong. 1940-41 ; elk. in Am. con-
sulate at Ciudad Juarez July 2-15, 1941 ; app. For.
Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Mar. 20, 1941, qualified July 16. 1941 : v.c.
at Ciudad Juarez July 16, 1941 ; at Para Feb. 18, 1943 ;
3d sec. and v.c. at Rio de Janeiro Sept. 6, 1944 ; clasi
eight Aug. 13, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class five Nov.
13, 1946.
Burns, Norman. — b. Versailles, Ohio, Nov. 14, 1905 ;
Versailles High Sch. grad. ; Wittenberg Coll., A.B.
1927 ; Yale, M.A. 1929 ; U. of Montpellier, France,
1932-33 ; asst. prof, of econ., Am. U. of Beirut, Syria,
1929-32 ; economist, U.S. Tariff Commn., 1934-41 ;
industrial economist, War Production Bd., 1941-44;
app. asst. chief, Commodities Div., Dept. of State,
at $6,750 (P-7) July 17, 1944 ; consultant to the Div.
of Cml. Policy, P-8, Nov. 2, 1945 ; adviser Dec. 6, 1945 ;
detailed as consultant to the Special Comm. on Postwar
Econ. Policy and Planning, U. S. House of Representa-
tives, 1945 ; married. — CP.
Burris, Philip H. — b. Newton, 111., Mar. 25, 1916;
North High Sch. (Columbus, Ohio) grad. ; Ohio State U.,
B.S. 1939 ; area supervisor for collecting statistics,
Dept. of Agri., 1935-36 ; research asst., Ohio State U.,
1934-35, 1937-40 ; special agt. for collecting sales
statistics, Dept. of Com., 1940 ; newspaper columnist
1940 ; statistician for bus company 1940-41 ; app. jr.
econ. analyst at Lima Aug. 9, 1941 ; econ. analyst, office
of v. pres., Allied Control Commn. for Italy, June 1,
1944; furlough for mil. ser. (U.S. Navy ensign) Aug.
1, 1944-Mar. 30, 1946 ; personnel technician, CAF-11,
July 15, 1946 ; married. — FP.
Burrows, Charles Robert. — b. Detroit, Mich., Feb. 25,
1910; Willard (Ohio) High Sch. grad.; OtteVbein
Coll., A.B. 1931 ; N. Y. U., M. Sc. 1932 ; George Wash-
ington Law Sch. 1934-35 ; divisional supt. in dept.
store 1932-33; elk. 1933-34 and admin, asst. 1934-39,
Dept. of Agri. ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of
career, sec. in the Diplo. Ser., and v.c. at Habana
Mar. 2, 1939 ; For. Ser. Sch. Jan. 4, 1940 ; 3d sec. and
v.c. at La Paz June 5, 1940 ; at Buenos Aires Mar. 3,
1943 ; class eight July 16, 1943 ; class six May 16,
1945 ; 2d sec. at Buenos Aires in addition to duties
as v.c. June 20, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class four
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Bursley, Herbert Sidney. — b. Washington, D.C., Sept.
25, 1896; Central High Sch. (D.C.) grad.; George
Washington U. 1914-16; elk.. Govt, depts., 1914-16;
app. elk. in Am. consulate gen. at London Nov. 21,
1916; v.c. at London May 31, 1919; cons. asst. Sept.
8, 1919; v.c. at Bradford Dec. 8, 1919; at London,
Dec. 31, 1919 ; at Dublin Apr. 22, 1920 ; at Sofia Jan.
27, 1921 ; at Constantinople Jan. 30, 1923 ; app. v.c.
of career of class three Feb. 26, 1923 ; v.c. at Con-
stantinople Mar. 2, 1923; class two Nov. 23, 1923; class
one May 10, 1924 ; For. Ser. officer unclass. July 1,
1924 ; class nine and cons. Aug. 8, 1924 ; assigned to
Prague Aug. 16. 1924; class eight Sept. 20, 1924; cons,
at Belgrade Feb. 5, 1925; at Sault Ste. Marie, temp.,
June 14, 1926 ; at Guaymas Sept. 8, 1926 ; class seven
May 17, 1928; cons, at Smyrna (Izmir) Dec. 4, 1929;
class six July 24, 1930 ; also for Italian Islands of
the Aegean June 26. 1931 ; at Kingston, Jamaica, Oct.
19, 1932 (canceled) ; to the Dept. Jan. 19, 1933; class-
five Oct. 1, 1935; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 6, 1936;
For. Ser. officer at the emb. at Mexico City Nov. 14,
1936 ; 2d sec. at Mexico City Nov. 20, 1936 ; class foul
Jan. 3, 1938; 1st sec. at Mexico City Mar. 21, 1938;
to the Dept. July 29, 1938 ; asst. chief, Div. of the Am.
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Republics, Sept. 26, 1938 ; sec, 8th Am. Scientific
Cong., Washington, 1940 ; class three Aug. 1, 1940 ;
couns. of emb. at Mexico City Sept. 28, 1942 ; class two.
July 16, 1943 ; couns. of emb. at Ankara Apr. 25,
1945 ; class one May 16, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class
one Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Burt, Arthur Lowe. — b. Worcester, Mass., Oct. 6,
1916 ; High Sch. of Com. grad. ; Clark U., A.B. 1938,
M.A. 1939, grad. work 1939-40 ; instr. in geog., U. of
Ala., 1940 ; map asst., Library of Cong., 1941 ; geogra-
pher, War Dept. 1942-44, with air-lines company
1944-45 ; U.S. Army and Office of Strategic Services
1945 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as geographer,
P^, Oct. 20, 1945 ; P-5 Nov. 3, 1946 ; married. — MI.
Burt, Joseph Floyd. — b. Fairfield. 111., Dec. 12, 1896;
high-sch. grad.; business sch.; stenog. 1914-15; asst.
dept. mgr. of wholesale firm 1915-17 ; elk.. War Dept..
May-July 1917; civilian employee. Camp Sheridan,
Ala., and Ft. Sheridan. Til.. 1917-18; IT. S. Army 1918-
20; elk. in Am. mission at Vienna 1920-21; in Am.
consulate at Vienna 1921 ; v.c. at Vienna 1921-23; app.
v.c. of career of class three Mar. 7, 1924 ; v.c. at
Vienna Mar. 12, 1924; at Berlin June 18, 1924;
For. Ser. officer unclass. July 1. 1924 ; v.c. at Coblenz
Nov. 9. 1925 ; at Berlin Dec. 3, 1925 ; at Cologne, temp.,
Aug. 28. 1926; at Berlin. Oct. 20. 1926; at Rio de
Janeiro Feb. 14. 1927; at Manaos, temp.. Sept. 22,
1927 ; at Permimbuco. temp.. Dec. 31, 1927 ; at Bahia,
temp'.. Feb. 15. 1928: at Rio de Janeiro Sept. 18. 1928;
cla^s eight, cons., and cons, at Rio de Janeiro May 23,
1929; at Buenos Aires June 20. 1929; at Montreal
Nov. 15. 1930; class seven Feb 4. 1931; at Curacao
July 9. 1931 ; to the Dept. Aug. 28, 1933 ; cons at
Montreal, temp.. July 10. 1935; class six Oct. 1. 1935;
at Ottawa Oct. 17. 1935 : sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Apr.
25. 1936; also 2d sec. at Ottawa Apr. 30. 1936; cons,
at Veracruz Apr 3. 1937 ; detailed to Agrarian Claims
Comntn . TJ. S. and Mexico, 1939-40: 2d sec. at Mexico
City Dec. 1. 1939: cons, at Prague Apr. 27. 1910 (can-
celed) : at Regina. temp.. July 29. 1940 ; at Valparaiso
/uly 30. 1940: class five Aug. 16, 1941 ; class four Nov.
16. 1943: cons, at Guayaquil July 6, 1944: cons. gen.
Aug. 23. 1944; cons. gen. at Guayaquil Sept. 19. 1944;
at Gdansk Dec. 4, 1945 : For. Ser. officer of class three
Nov. 13, 1946 : married.
Burton, Robert R. — b. Ogden, Utah, Apr. 24, 1906;
Ogden High Sch. grad. ; Weber Coll., 1923-25 ; mis-
sionary, Germany, 1925-28; rancher. 1928-37: engi-
neer and mgr. for radio stations 1937-39 ; chief of
radio section. Nat. Youth Admin., 1939-42 : chief com-
munications officer, Office of Civilian Defense, 1942-43 ;
management specialist, Office of War Information,
1943-44 ; app. chief of utilization section, Int. Infor-
mation Div., Dept. of State, at $5,600 (CAF-13) Nov.
8. 1944 : mem. of U. S. del., 3d Inter-Am. Radio Conf.,
Rio de Janeiro, 1945; mem.. IT. S. del., Bermuda Tele-
communications Conf., 1945, Five-Power Preliminary
Telecommunications Meeting, Moscow, 1946, and in-
formal four-power int. high-frequency broadcasting
conf.. Paris, 1946 : married. — IBD.
Busch, Homer Fred. — b. Caledonia, Ohio. Apr. 14,
1901 : Caledonia High Sch. grad. ; Ohio Wesleyah, B.A.
1923 : elk. 1923-25. acct. and auditor 1925-36. with
banking firms ; acct. and elk. with real estate firm
1937-38 ; auditor with unemployment bu. 1940—12 ;
U.S. Army 1942-44, overseas service; acct., Office of
Strategic Services, 1945 : app. admin, asst. in the For.
Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept. Nov. 13,
1945 ; at Port-au-Prince Jan. 16, 1946 : also disburs-
ing officer at Port-au-Prince July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser
Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946.
Bush, Guy Louis. — b. Gordon, Nebr., Apr. 17. 1890 ;
Cotner Acad. grad. ; U. of Nebr. 1913-16 ; U.S. Navy
1917-18 ; farmer 1918-25 ; editor of farm publication
1925-33 ; supervisor of farm loan dept. for insur. com-
pany 1933 — 35 ; information specialist, Dept. of Agri.,
1935-43 ; app. agri. att. at Rio de Janeiro July 2, 1943 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class two Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Bush, J. Albert. — b. Winchester, Ky., Nov. 30, 1906 ;
Montverde (Fla.) High Sch. grad.; U. of Ky., B.S.
1933 ; purchasing agt. 1933-34, chief elk. 1935-37, and
asst. personnel officer 1937-41, U. S. Forest Service;
chief of recruitment and placement, Navy Dept., 1941-
42 ; dir. of personnel, Office of Inter-Am. Affairs, 1942-
44 ; U.S. Navy 1944-46, It. ; app. asst. chief, Div. of
For. Ser. Personnel, Dept. of State, CAF-14, Aug. 7,
1946 ; married. — FP.
Bushner, Rolland H. — b. Joplin. Mo., Dec. 13, 1920 ;
Joplin High Sch. grad. ; Kansas State Teacher's Coll.,
B. Mus. 1942 ; U.S. Army 1943-45, 1st It., overseas
service ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 5, 1946 ; to the Dept.
July 29, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer and att., office of
U.S. political adviser to Supreme Commander for
Allied Powers, Tokyo, Aug. 21, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer
of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Busick, Ralph Rexford.— b. Grover Hill, Ohio, Dec. 27, 1902;
Grover Hill High Sch. grad.; Ohio Northern U., A. B. 1924;
U. of Mich., A. M. 1938, A. B. in Library Science 1941; Colum-
bia, A. M. 1944; teacher in high schs. 1924-26, 1928-29, principal
1926-27; asst. editor 1927-28, editor 1929-30, Bu. of Education in
Manila; asst. editor of magazine 1930-35; editor and instr. of
Eng. 1936-40, asst. librarian 1940-43, Wayne U.; U. S. Navy
1943-45, It. comdr.; app. divisional asst., P-4, in the Dept. of
State Feb. 25, 1946; regional specialist June 30, 1946; P-5 Sept.
22, 1946; married.— AD F
Busser, William Franklin. — b. Philadelphia, Pa., Dec.
10, 1907; sch. in Austria-Hungary: King's Sch. (Ches-
ter, England) grad. ; U. of Pa.. B.S. 1932 ; Cesare Alfieri,
Florence, Italy, diploma 1935 : elk. in Am. consulate gen.
at Vienna 1925-28 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass, v.c.
of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Oct. 1, 1935 ; v.c.
at Warsaw Oct. 5, 1935; For. Ser. Sch. Aug. 4, 1936;
v.c. at Buenos Aires Dec. 18 1936 ; to the Dept. Jan.
2, 1941 ; class eight Aug. 16. 1941 : detailed for special
study (U. of Chicago) Aug. 5. 1941; 3d sec. and v.c.
at Mexico City .Tune 6, 1942 ; class seven Nov. 16, 1943 ;
2d see. at Mexico City in addition to duties as v.c.
Nov. 7, 1^44; class six Aug. 13, 1915 ; For. Ser. officer
of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Buta, Serafin S. — app. admin, asst. in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Bucharest July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Reserve officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; cultural
officer at Bucharest Nov. 13, 1946.
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163
Butler, Frances Elizabeth.— b. San Francisco, Calif.; New
EocheUe (N. Y.) High Sch. grad.; Radcliffe, A. B. 1940; Am. U.
1943-46; studied in Austria; mgr. of newsreel office 1940-42; politi-
cal analyst, Dept. of Justice, 1942-46; app. divisional asst., P-4, in
the Dept. of State May 13, 1946.— ADO.
Butler, George Howland. — b. Chicago, 111., Feb. 6,
1894 ; techc. high-sch. grad. ; U. of 111., B.S. 1915 ; in
steel company 1915-16 ; 111. State Highway Conmin.
1916 ; U.S. Army 1916-19. capt. ; civil engineer 1919-21 ;
building insp. and supt. of public works 1921-22 ; real-
estate business 1922-26; app. For. Ser. officer unclass.
and v.c. of career Sept. 1, 1926 ; v.c. at La Paz Feb. 26,
1927 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. May 17, 1928 ; also 3d sec.
at La Paz May 21, 1928 ; v.c. at Montreal Apr. 4, 1929 ;
3d sec. at Santiago, Chile, Apr. 26, 1930; class eight
and cons. Feb. 27, 1931 ; cons, and 3d sec. at Asunci6n
Jan. 29, 1934 ; class seven July 1, 1934 ; 2d sec. at
AsunciGn In addition to duties as cons. Jan. 31, 1935 ;
to the Dept. Apr. 29, 1935 ; class six Apr. 1, 1936 ;
asst. chief, Div. of the Am. Republics, Nov. 10, 1937 ;
asst. to chm. of Am. del., 8th Int. Conf. of Am. States,
Lima, 1938 ; class five Mar. 1, 1939 ; 2d sec. at Lima
May 26, 1939 ; mem. of mission for study of representa-
tion of U. S. business in other Am. republics 1940 : class
four May 1, 1941; 1st sec. at Lima Aug 9. 1941;
class three July 16, 1943 ; conns, of emb. at Panama
July 28, 1944 ; to the Dept. Jan. 30, 1945 ; chief, Div.
of River Plate Affairs, Mar. 28, 1945 ; class two May
16, 1945 ; deputy dir., office of Am. Republic Affairs,
Oct. 24, 1945 ; class one Dec. 17, 1945 ; A. E. and P.
to the Dominican Republic July 13, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class of career minister Nov. 14, 1946 ;
married.
Butler, Robert. — b. St. Louis, Mo., July 16, 1S97 ;
high-sch. grad. ; Coll. of St. Thomas ; Dartmouth
Coll. ; U. of Minn. ; Philippine Army, 1916, 1st It. ;
deputy gov. and tribal war justice at Mati Dava, Min-
danao, P.I. ; U.S. Army 1918, 2d It., overseas service ;
pres. of trust company, shipbuilding company, and
insur. company ; del. to political convention 1932 ;
app. A.E. and P. to Australia July 12, 1946 ; married.
Butrick, Richard Porter. — b. Lockport, N.Y., Aug. 6,
1894 ; higb-sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ; Georgetown
Sch. of For. Ser. 1921 ; Bu. of Fisheries 1915-17 ; Gen-
Accounting Office 1917-21 ; app. v.c. of career of class
three Oct. 26. 1921 ; v.c. at Valparaiso Dec. 14, 1921 ;
at Iquique Oct. 6, 1922 ; class two Nov. 23, 1923 ; at
Guayaquil Dec. 3, 1923 ; class one May 10, 1924 ; For.
Ser. officer unclass. July 1, 1924 ; class nine and cons.
Aug. 8, 1924 ; class eight Feb. 24, 1925 ; cons, at
Hankow Nov. 9, 1926; class seven May 17, 1928; class
six Dec. 19, 1929 ; class five July 1, 1931 ; cons, at St.
John Mar. 26, 1932 ; at Shanghai Apr. 30, 1932 ; class
four Oct. 1, 1935 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Aug. 17, 1937 ;
class three Jan. 3, 1938 ; class two Aug. 1, 1940 ;
couns. of emb. at Chungking, temp., Apr. 9, 1941 ; at
Peiping Apr. 16-Dec. 7, 1941 ; to the Dept. June 3,
1942 : couns. of emb. for econ. affairs at Santiago Sept.
19, 1942; class one July 16, 1943; to the Dept. Dec 4,
1943 (detailed to the Dept. of Com. Mar. 28-May 25,
1944) ; For. Ser. insp. May 25, 1944; also couns. of
emb. Feb. 20. 1945; cons. gen. Apr. 6, 1945; act.
chief, Div. of For. Ser. Admin., May 28, 1945 ; For. Ser.
officer at Manila July 13, 1946 ; adviser on for. affairs
to the Republic of the Philippines, vuth personal rank
of minister, July 31, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class one
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Butterworth, William Walton, Jr. — b. New Orleans,
La., Sept. 7, 1903 ; Lawrenceville Prep. Sch. grad. ;
Princeton, B.A. 1925; U. of Dijon, summer 1925;
Rhodes scholar, Worcester Coll., Oxford, 1925-27 ; app.
For. Ser. officer unclass. and v.c. of career May 17, 1928 ;
assigned to the For. Ser. Sch. May 24, 1928 ; v.c. at
Singapore Jan. 18, 1929; For. Ser. officer at Ottawa
July 15, 1932; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 16, 1932;
3d sec. at Ottawa July 22, 1932; at London Dec. 5,
1933; class eight July 1, 1934; cons. Jan. 22, 1935;
special representative of Treas. Dept. for Stabilization
Fund Operations 1935-41 ; class seven and 2d sec. at
London Apr. 1, 1936 ; class six May 1, 1938 : class
five Mar. 1, 1940; to the Dept. Feb. 18, 1941 ; detailed
to the Dept. of Com. Apr. 11, 1941 ; mem., Advisory
Comm. on Trade Policy in Relation to the Lend-Lease
Program, 1942 ; class four June 1, 1942 ; 2d sec. at
Lisbon and Madrid June 4, 1942 ; dir. gen. in charge
of operations, U. S. Cml. Company in Spain and Por-
tugal, June 4, 1942-Mar. 28, 1944 ; 1st sec. at Lisbon
and Madrid July 29, 1942 ; mem. of staff, North African
Econ. Bd., Algiers, May 1943 ; couns. of emb. at
Madrid Mar. 28, 1944 ; class three July 16, 1944 ; class
two Aug. 13, 1945 ; couns. of emb. at Chungking Jan. 2,
1946 ; with the personal rank of minister Jan. 8, 1946 ;
at Nanking Apr. 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class two
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Buzbee, Hubert Hudson, Jr. — b. Mobile, Ala., June 13,
1916 ; Holt High Sch. grad. ; U. of Ala. 1932-33,
1935-38 ; Howard Coll. 1933-34 ; div. mgr. with mail
order house 1938-40 ; elk., Dept. of Com., 1940-42 ;
personnel interviewer, Bu. of Internal Revenue, 1942 ;
head of section, Treas. Dept., 1942—45 ; app. v.c. in
the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Dakar Oct.
10, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov.
13, 1946.
Byers, John Gordon. — b. Lonaconing, Md., Aug. 10,
1913 ; Central High Sch. grad. ; U. of Md., B.S. 1936 ;
U. of Cincinnati, summer 1942 ; educational adviser,
Civilian Conservation Corps, 1936-41 ; admin, asst.,
Farm Security Admin., 1941—42 ; personnel asst., Dept.
of Labor, 1942-45 ; app. asst. chief of recruitment and
placement section, Div. of Departmental Personnel,
Dept. of State at $4,300 (P-4) July 13, 1945; mar-
ried.— DP.
Byington, Homer Morrison, Jr. — b. Naples, Italy, of
Am. parents, May 31, 1908 ; Phillips Andover grad. ;
Yale, B.A. 1930 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 16, 1930; to the
Dept., temp., Dec. 20, 1930 ; v.c. at Habana June 24,
1932 ; For. Ser. Sch. Jan. 28, 1933 ; v.c. at Naples
June 13, 1933; class eight Apr. 1, 1937; cons. Apr. 22,
1937 ; cons, at Naples Apr. 26, 1937 ; class seven Apr.
1, 1939 ; 3d sec. at Belgrade Apr. 18, 1939 ; 2d sec.
at Belgrade June 20, 1939 ; also cons, at Belgrade Dec.
22, 1939 ; to the Dept. Apr. 4, 1941 ; class six May 1,
1941; class five July 16, 1943; asst. chief, Div. of
Current Information, Oct. 7, 1943; act. chief, Div. of
Current Information, Jan. 15-Feb. 20, 1944 ; exec. asst.
to special asst. to the sec. of state FVb. 21, 1944;
2d sec. and cons, at Rome Mar. 12, 1945 ; press officer,
164
REGISTER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 1946
U.S. del., United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San
Francisco, 1945; class three May 16, 1945; 1st sec.
at Rome in addition to duties as cons. July 23, 1945 ;
For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Byrd, Richard Walke. — b. Norfolk, Va., Aug. 19,
1899 ; Episcopal High Sch. of Va. grad. ; U. of Va.,
B.S. 1922 ; teacher 1922-24 ; in mortgage business 1925-
35; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Oct. 1, 1935 ; v.c. at Ottawa Oct.
3, 1935; For. Ser. Sch. Dec. 7, 1936; v.c. at Marseille
Apr. 7, 1937; at Calais, temp., June 10, 1937; at Cal-
cutta Sept. 18, 1937 ; at Karachi, temp., Jan. 7, 1938 ;
at Calcutta Jan. 26, 1938; class eight Aug. 16, 1941;
v.c. at Jerusalem Nov. 10, 1941 ; class seven July 16,
1943; v.c. at Iskenderun Nov. 15, 1943; cons. Dec. 22,
1943 ; cons, at Iskenderun Jan. 7, 1944 ; cons, at Adana,
temp., June 12, 1944 ; at Iskenderun Aug. 9, 1944 ;
class six May 16, 1945 ; cons, at Cherbourg June 6,
1945 (canceled) ; 2d sec. at Ankara, temp., July 7,
1945 ; cons, at Strasbourg Nov. 27, 1945 ; class five
May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Byrne, James MacGregor.— b. Oyster Bay, N. Y., Aug. 18,
1909; St. Paul's Sch. (Concord, N. H.) grad.; Harvard, A. B.
1931, LL. B. 1934; mem. of bar of N. Y.; elk. with law firm 1934-35;
special asst. to Am. amb. in Buenos Aires 1941-45; app. For. Ser.
officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Oct. 16,
1945; to the Dept. Aug. 14, 1946; 3d sec. at Bern Sept. 9, 1946:
For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946; married.
Byrnes, James Francis. — b. Charleston, S. C, May 2,
1879; public schs. ; mem. of bar of S.C. : official court
reporter 1900-8: editor 1903-7; solicitor, 2d Circuit
Court of S.C, 1908-10; mem. of U.S. House of Repre-
sentatives from 1st Dist. of S.C, 62d to 68th Con-
gresses, 1911-25: law practice 1925-31; elected U.S.
Senator from S.C. for terms 1931-37 and 1937-43 ;
resigned as Senator to accept appointment as justice of
U.S. Supreme Court in 1941 ; dir., Office of Econ.
Stabilization, Oct. 1942-May 1943 ; chm., Econ.
Stabilization Bd., 1942-43 ; dir., Office of War Mobili-
zation, 1943-45 ; chm., War Mobilization Comm.,
1943-45 ; accompanied President Roosevelt to Crimea
Conf., 1945; app. sec. of state July 3, 1945; accom-
panied President Truman to Berlin Conf., 1945 ; chm.,
Governing Bd. of Pan Am. Union, 1945- ; U.S. mem.,
meeting of Council of Foreign Ministers, London, Sept.
1945 ; chm. of U. S. group, Discussions on Anglo-Am.
Financial and Trade Negotiations, Washington, 1945 ;
U. S. representative, meeting of For. Sees., Moscow,
1945, and 1st part of 1st sess. of the Gen. Assembly,
United Nations, London, 1946 ; U. S. mem.. Meeting of
Council of For. Ministers, Paris, 1946 ; U. S. Repre-
sentative, Paris Peace Conf., 1946 ; U. S. mem., Meet-
ing of Council of For. Ministers, New York, 1946 ;
married. — S.
Byrnes, James Joseph, Jr.— b. Philadelphia, Pa., May 6, 1918;
Overbrook High Sch. grad.; business sch.; Benjamin Franklin U.,
B. C. S. 1943; Georgetown U. (For. Ser.) 1945-; sec. in dept. store
1935-39; classification investigator, Civil Service Commn.,
1939-46; app. admin, officer, Div. of Int. Security Affairs, Dept.
of State. CAF-12, May 20, 1946; married.— IS.
Byrns, Kenneth Antrim. — b. Dickinson, N.Dak., Feb.
18, 1912; Longmont (Colo.) High Sch. grad.; Colo.
State Coll. of Education, A.B. 1935; San Diego State
Coll. 1937-39; George Washington, M.A. (For. Ser.)
1943 ; ORG 1924^11, 1st It. ; teacher in elementary and
high schs. 1933-35, 1936-37 ; commanding officer, Civil-
ian Conservation Corps 1935-36 and fiscal section of
Ordnance Dept., War Dept., 1940-41 ; elk. in Am. con-
sulate at Nogales July 3-15, 1941; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass., v.c, of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Mar.
20, 1941, qualified July 16, 1941 ; v.c. at Nogales July
16, 1941 ; at Mexico City Aug. 29, 1941 ; also 3d sec.
at Mexico City Nov. 1, 1941 ; v.c. at Veracruz July 11,
1942 ; at Port Elizabeth May 20, 1943 ; class eight May
19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Cabot, John Moors. — b. Cambridge, Mass., Dec. 11,
1901 ; Browne and Nichols Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A.B.
1923 ; Brasenose Coll., Oxford, B.Lltt. 1925 ; app. For.
Ser. officer unclass. and v.c. of career Sept. 1, 1926 ; v.c.
at Callao-Lima Feb. 26, 1927 ; For. Ser. officer at the
leg. at Santo Domingo Dec. 29, 1928 ; sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. May 23, 1929; 3d sec. at Santo Domingo June 11,
1929 ; class eight and cons. Apr. 15, 1930 ; 3d sec. at
Mexico City Dec. 26, 1930 ; at Guatemala Jan. 22, 1932
(canceled); at Rio de Janeiro May 12, 1932; class
seven and 2d sec. at Rio de Janeiro Oct. 1, 1935; 2d
sec. at The Hague Dec. 13, 1935 ; at Stockholm, temp.,
July 23, 1938.; class six Aug. 17, 1938; 2d sec. at
Guatemala Aug. 24, 1938; class five May 1, 1941; to
the Dept. July 3, 1941 ; act. asst. chief, Div. of the Am.
Republics, Sept. 26, 1942; asst. chief Mar. 22, 1943;
class four July 16, 1943 ; asst. chief, Div. of Caribbean
and Central Am. Affairs, Jan. 15, 1944 ; act. chief, Div.
of Caribbean and Central Am. Affairs, temp., May 2,
1944 ; chief, Div. of Caribbean and Central Am. Affairs,
July 1, 1944 ; area adviser, U. S. group, Dumbarton
Oaks Conversations on Int. Org., Washington 1944 ;
couns. of emb. at Bogota Jan. 31, 1945 (canceled) ;
tech. officer, U.S. del., Inter-Am. Conf. on Problems of
War and Peace, Mexico City, 1945 ; couns. of emb.
at Buenos Aires Apr. 19, 1945 ; class two May 16,
1945 ; political and liaison officer, U.S. del., United
Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ;
couns. of emb. at Belgrade June 26, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class two Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Caddock, Charles T. — app. admin, officer in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Saigon July 1, 1946 ; at Singa-
pore, temp., Oct. 28, 1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer
of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; public affairs officer at
Saigon Nov. 13, 1946.
Cady, John Frank. — b. Boonville, Ind., July 14, 1901 ;
Boonville High Sch. grad. ; DePauw U., A.B. 1923 ;
U. of Cincinnati, A.M. 1924 ; U. of Pa., Ph.D. 1929 ;
instr. in hist., U. of Maine 1925-26, U. of Pa. 1926-27 ;
prof, of hist., Marshall Coll. 1929-30, Franklin Coll.
1930-35 ; lecturer in hist., U. of Rangoon, Burma,
1935-38 ; dean and prof, of hist., Franklin Coll.,
1938-43 ; research analyst, Office of Strategic Serv-
ices, 1943-45; app. divisional asst. at $5,600 (P-6) in
the Dept. of State June 1, 1945 ; sr. econ. analyst in
the For. Ser. Auxiliary at Rangoon Dec. 5, 1945 ;
country specialist, P-6, in the Dept. of State June 28,
1946 ; married. — MEL
Caffery, Jefferson. — b. Lafayette, La., Dec. 1, 1886;
Catholic U. of Amer., LL.D. 1941 ; U. of Brazil Ph.D.
(honorary) 1943; received Sign Las Americas Award
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165
1943 and Catholic Action Medal 1944 ; admitted to
bar of La. 1909 ; honorary mem. of Brazilian Bar
Assn. ; app. sec. of leg. at Caracas Mar. 2, 1911 ; elk. in
the Dept. of State June 26, 1913 ; sec. of leg. at Stock-
holm Sept. 11, 1913 ; sec. of emb. or leg. of class three
by act approved Feb. 5, 1915 ; assigned to Teheran Feb.
11, 191G ; attached to the Special Russian Mission to
U.S. May 30, 1917; assigned to Paris June 30, 1917;
representative, inter-Allied committee on treatment and
training of disabled soldiers and sailors, 1917-22,
at Int. Conf., London, 1918, and sec. of Am. section
1919-22 ; mem., Bd. of Examiners, Diplo. Ser., exam,
in Paris, May 1919 ; class two Aug. 27, 1918 ; protocol
detail for President Wilson, Paris, 1919; detailed to
the Dept. Sept. 1, 1919, visit of the King and Queen
of the Belgians and of the Prince of Wales ; class one
and couns. of emb. at Madrid Dec. 20, 1919 ; charge1
d'affaires ad interim at Athens Jan. 5, 1922 ; couns.
of emb. at Tokyo Sept. 5, 1923; chm. of Am. Red
Cross earthquake relief activities, Japan, Oct. 19211-
Mar. 1924 ; For. Ser. officer of class one July 1, 1924 ;
couns. of emb. at Berlin May 22, 1925 ; detailed to
meeting of Int. Chamber of Com., Brussels, 1925 ; app.
E.E. and M.P. to El Salvador Jan. 7, 1926; to Co-
lombia June 27, 1928 ; special representative of Presi-
dent Hoover with rank of A.E. and P. at inauguration
of President of Colombia on Aug. 7, 1930 ; special
representative of the Dept. in El Salvador Dec. 1931-
Jan. 1932; asst. sec. of state July 11, 1933; mem.,
Bd. of For. Ser. Personnel, Bd. of Examiners for the
For. Ser., and For. Ser. Sen. Bd. Aug. 3-Dec. 27, 1933;
personal representative of President Roosevelt at Ha-
bana Dec. 4, 1933 ; A.E. and P. to Cuba Feb. 23, 1934 ;
special representative of U.S. with rank of A.E. and
P. at inauguration of President of Cuba May 20, 1936,
and at inauguration of President of Colombia Aug. 7,
1938 ; A.E. and P. to Brazil July 13, 1937 ; U.S. rep-
resentative with personal rank of amb. to the de facto
French Authority at Paris Sept. 21, 1944 ; A.E. and P.
to France Nov. 25, 1944 ; accompanied President Tru-
man to Berlin Conf. 1945 ; mem. of subcomm., Paris
Peace Conf., 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class of career
minister Nov. 14, 1946 ; married.
Cahn, Rudolf Edwin. — b. New York, N.Y., Jan. 7,
1900 ; business high sch. ; elk. 1915-17, in Rio de
Janeiro 1917-20 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate gen. at
Rio de Janeiro Aug. 1920 ; v.c. at Rio de Janeiro Oct.
28, 1925 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eight Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Calcote, Robert Korte. — b. Washington, D. C, Sept.
18, 1922 ; business-sch. grad, ; bookkeeper 1940-41,
1942—43 ; auditor with transportation corp. July-
Sept. 1942 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and
assigned at Rio de Janeiro July 1, 1943 ; at Lima
July 16, 1946 ; admin, asst. at Lima Aug. 25, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Calder, Alonzo Bland. — b. Morrison, Iowa, May 23,
1892 ; business sch. ; Coll. of City of N.Y. 1908-9 ;
Cooper Union 1911-14 ; Columbia U. 1914-15 ; U. of
Bern 1915-16 ; studied banking, exchange, and finance
1916-17; North China Union Language Scb. 1920-21;
tutors in French, Russian, and Chinese ; elk. in Am.
leg. in Bern and Am. emb. in Petrograd 1915-16 ; with
banking firm 1916-17 ; cml. work in Petrograd and
Shanghai 1917-20 ; app. elk. to trade commr. at
Peking Feb. 8, 1921 ; asst. trade commr. at Peking
July 1, 1922; at Tokyo Oct. 20, 1923; trade commr.
at Tokyo Jan. 1, 1926; at Shanghai Nov. 1. 1926; asst.
cml. att. at Peking July 28, 1928-Dec. 7, 1941 ; For Ser.
officer of class five July 1, 1939 ; cons, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; cons, at Shanghai in addition
to duties as asst. cml. att. Dec. 29, 1939 -Dec. 7. 1941 ;
to the Dept. June 3, 1942 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Moscow
Oct. 5, 1942 ; class four July 16, 1943 ; 1st sec. at Moscow
in addition to duties as consul Aug. 23, 1943 ; at
Cairo, temp., Dec. 26, 1944 ; at Chungking Dec. 27,
1944 (canceled) ; cml. att. at Chungking Feb. 17, 1945;
class three May 16, 1945; cml. att. at Chungking (for
duty at Shanghai) Sept. 12, 1945; For. Ser. officer of
class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Calder, Donald B.— b. New York, N.Y., July 24, 1911 ;
Columbia, A.B. 1933 ; U. of Grenoble 4 mos. ; U. of Ber-
lin 5 mos. ; U. of Chicago 1934-35 ; Columbia U. 1935-
40 ; teaching fellow, dept. of economics, Coll. of City
of N.Y., 1937-38 ; acad. of Int. Law, The Hague, 1938 ;
app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Apr. 9, 1940 ; v.c. at Zurich Apr. 17,
1940 ; For. Ser. Sch. Jan. 30, 1941 ; v.c. at London
June 2, 1941 ; also 3d sec. at London Dec. 22, 1941 ;
class eight Mar. 1, 1945 ; class seven May 19, 1946 ;
2d sec. at London in addition to duties as v.c. July 11,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946.
4
Calder, Francis Willard. — b. Stacyville, Iowa, Dec.
26, 1899 ; Townsend Harris Hall ; business sch. ; ste-
nog. 1915-17 ; Am. Mil. Mission to Russia 1917-18 ;
elk. in Am. consulates at Vologda and Moscow Mar.—
Aug. 1918 ; in Am. emb. at Archangel 1918-19 ; app.
v.c. at Odessa Dec. 6, 1919 ; at Constantinople Dec. 31,
1920 ; at Southampton Nov. 7, 1921 ; at Plymouth,
temp., Apr. 26, 1930; at Southampton Apr. 30, 1930;
at London July 2, 1940; at Belfast Feb. 26, 1942;
at Foynes Apr. 16, 1942 ; at Southampton Mar. 25,
1944 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eight Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Calderhead, William Dickson. — b. Carteret, N.J., Feb.
22, 1919; Austin (El Paso, Tex.) High Sch. grad. ;
U. of Tex., B.A. 1941 ; civilian property auditor, War
Dept., 1941-44 ; app. v.c. at Seville Dec. 2, 1944 ;
F'or. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Caldwell, George White, Jr. — b. Necaxa, Mexico, of
Am. parents Mar. 5, 1911 ; Inst. Selig, Vevey, Switzer-
land, 1923 ; Am. High Sch. (Mexico City) grad. ; Prince-
ton, B.A. 1933 ; Sch. of Public and Int. Affairs, cert.
1933 ; U. of Tex. Law Sch. 1933-35 ; estimator for steel
company 1936-42 ; partner, metal specialties company
and incinerator company 1940-42 ; industrial specialist,
Steel Div.. War Production Bd., 1942-43 ; app. econ.
analyst at Bogota June 14, 1943 ; at Copenhagen Aug.
5, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eight Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Caldwell, John Cope. — b. Futsing, Fukien, China, of
Am. parents, Nov. 27, 1913; Am. High Sch. (Shang-
hai) grad. ; Vanderbilt U., A. B. 1935 ; U. of Tenn.,
grad. work summers 1938-40 ; dir. of education, Tenn.
Game and Fish Commn., 1935-36 ; educational asst.,
Tenn. Conservation Dept., 1936-42 ; dir. of research,
Tenn. State Planning Commn., 1942-43 ; dir. of South.
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east China branch 1943-44, chief of China section
1944-45, Office of War Information ; transferred to
the Dept. of State as regional specialist, CAF-13, Aug.
31, 1945 ; act. chief, Area Div. Ill, June 25, 1946 ;
P-7 July 14, 1946 ; married.— ADF.
Caldwell, Oliver Johnson. — b. Foochow, China, of Am. par-
ents, Nov. 16, 1904; Shanghai Am. Sch. grad.; Oberlin Coll.,
B. A. 1926, M. A. 1927; studied in China; master in private sch.
1929-35; assoc. prof., U. of Amoy, China, 1935-36; prof. 1936-38,
acting head of dept. of for. languages 1937-38, U. of Nanking;
exec, sec, Assoc. Bds. for Christian Colls, in China, 1938-43;
U. S. Army 1943-46, capt., overseas service; app. chief of student
section, Div. of Int. Exchange of Persons, Dept. of State, P-5,
Apr. 24, 1946; married.— IEP.
Caldwell, Robert Wallace. — b. New York, N.Y., June
17, 1919 ; Chapel Hill (N.C.) High Sch. grad. ; Cornell,
B.A. 1940 ; Johns Hopkins, M.A. 1942, Ph.D. 1943 ;
R.O.T.C. 1936-40, 1st It. ; asst. in history, Johns Hop-
kins, 1942-43 ; app. elk. near the Govt, of Greece
established in Egypt Oct. 14, 1943 ; v.c. at Athens
Jan. 25, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eleven
Nov. 13, 1946.
Caldwell, William Stuart.- — b. Alexandria, S. D., Feb.
4, 1921 ; Detroit Lakes (Minn.) High Sch. grad. ; U. of
Minn., B. A. 1943 ; Boston Coll. 1943-44 ; special
feature writer, summer 1941 ; editor-in-chief of news-
paper 1942-43 ; U.S. Army 1943-46, 2d It. ; app. For.
Ster. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. July 19, 1946 ; to the Dept. Aug. 28, 1946 ;
3d sec. and v. c. at Rome Sept. 30, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Cale, Edward Graham. — b. Windsor, N. C, Nov. 30,
1906; Chowan High Sch. grad.; TJ. of Richmond, B.A.
1928 ; TJ. of Va., M.A. 1932, Ph.D. 1935 ; research fellow,
Brookings Inst., 1935-36 ; teacher in high sch. 1928-33,
1934-35 ; asst. prof, of economics, Tulane, 1936—38 ;
assoc. prof, of economics, TJ. of Richmond, 1938-41 ; app.
divisional asst. at $3,S00 in the Dept. of State July 10.
1941 ; chm.. Interdept. Coffee Advisory Coram., 1941- ;
at $4,600 Sept. 1, 1942 ; alt. del., Inter-Am. Coffee Bd.,
1943- ; at $5,600 June 1, 1943: asst. chief, Commodi-
ties Div., Feb. 22, 1944; at $6,500 June 16, 1944; act.
chief, Commodities Div., Sept. 18, 1944; U.S. del.. Int.
Wheat Council, 1944—; act. assoc. chief, Commodities
Div., May 31, 1945 ; at $7,175 July 1, 1945 ; adviser,
U.S. del., 3d Inter-Am. Conf. on Agri., Caracas, 1945;
assoc. chief, Commodities Div., at $S,750 (P-8) Aug.
24, 19-15, Div. of Int. Resources Nov. 1, 1945 ; adviser,
U. S. del., 1st sess. of the Conf., Quebec, 1945, 2d sess.,
Copenhagen, 1946, Preparatory Commn., Washington,
1946, United Nations Food and Agri. Org. ; married. —
IR.
Calhoun, John Archibald. — b. Berkeley, Calif., Oct.
29, 1918; Lord Thomas' Sch., Thame, England; U.
High Sch. (Oakland) grad.; U. of Calif., B.A. 1939;
Harvard, M.A. 1940 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at
Tijuana June 11, 1941 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c.
of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Mar. 20, 1941,
qualified July 16, 1941 ; v.c. at Tijuana July 16, 1941;
at Cairo J ne 18, 1942 (canceled) ; 3d sec. and v.c. at
Tehran Sept. 5, 1942 ; furlough for mil. ser. (U. S.
Navy, ensign, overseas service) Jan. 17. 1945-June
20, 1946 ; class eight Aug. 13, 1945 ; v.c. at Berlin
June 20, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13,
1946.
Callahan, James Edwin. — b. Fall River, Mass., June
22, 1898 ; business-sch. grad ; Tech. High Sch. ; with
textile industry 1916-17 ; elk., War Dept., 1917-19 ; elk.
in Am. consulate at Prague 1919-22 ; Am. Relief
Admin., Moscow, 1922 ; mfg. company 1923-25 ; app.
elk. in Am. consulate gen. at London Mar. 12, 1925 ;
v.c. at London July 7, 1925 ; at Bristol, temp., Sept. 9,
1939 ; at London Nov. 9, 1939 ; at Cork Oct. 16, 1940 ;
at Montreal Aug. 11, 1941 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Callanan, Leo Joseph. — b. Boston, Mass., Jan. 18.
1900 ; Boston Coll. High Sch. grad. ; Boston Coll., A.B.
1921 ; Georgetown, M.A. and M.S. (For. Ser.) 1923 ;
app. cons. asst. Aug. 28, 1923 ; v.c. at Genoa Mar. 17,
1924 ; For. Ser. officer unclass. July 1, 1924 ; v.c. at
Melbourne, temp., Mar. 18, 1926 ; at Adelaide Nov. 19,
1926 ; at Melbourne Dec. 24. 1926 ; at Adelaide, temp.,
Feb. 8, 1927 ; at Melbourne May 16, 1927 ; at Adelaide,
temp.. Oct. 13, 1927 ; at Nassau Nov. 7, 1929 ; at Port
Said Mar. 26, 1930 ; class eight, cons,, and cons,
at Port Said July 24, 1930 ; at Madras May 19, 1931 ;
at Bombay Mar. 19, 1932 ; at Nairobi Dec. 9, 1932 : at
Aden Sept. 19. 1933 ; class seven July 1, 1934 ; class
six Apr. 1, 1936 ; cons, at Barcelona May 22, 1936 ;
at Malaga Apr. 7, 1937 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec.
1, 1937 ; class five June 16, 1938 ; cons, at Oporto Nov.
24, 1939 ; at Pernambuco Jan. 8, 1942 ; class four July
16, 1943 ; 1st sec. and cons, at Rio de Janeiro May 25,
1944 ; class three May 16, 1945 ; cons, at Victoria, B. C.,
July 17, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Cameron, Turner C, Jr. — b. Faunsdale, Ala., Sept. 5,
1914 ; Uniontown High Sch. grad. ; U. of Ala., A.B. 1936 ;
La. State U., M.A. 1937 ; Princeton, Ph.D. 1940 ; instr.
in govt., Sweet Briar Coll., 1940-42 ; app. divisional
asst. at $3,200 in the Dept. of State July 6, 1942 ; at
$3,800 July 1, 1943 ; at $4,600 July 16, 1944 ; sr. econ.
analyst at Paris Oct. 5, 1944 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class five Nov. 13, 1946.
Cameron, Warde M — b. Salt Lake City, Utah, Nov. 28, 1909;
L. D. S. High Sch. grad.; business sch.; U. of Utah, 1931-34;
George Washington, L. L. B. 1937; mem. of bar of D. C; with
Home Owners' Loan Corp. and Public Works Admin., 1934-38;
atty., Fed. Public Housing Authority, 1938-42; U. S. Army
1942-46, It. col.; app. exec. asst. to the asst. sec. of state for occupied
areas, P-7, May 2, 1946.— A-H.
Camp, Miriam. — app. econ. analyst in the For. Ser.
Auxiliary and assigned at London July 1, 1946 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Campbell, Donald B. — b. Des Moines, Iowa. Mar. 14.
1908 ; high-sch. grad. ; Harvard, B.A. 1932 ; teacher
in Habana 1932-35 ; private teacher in Mexico City
1935-37; editor of publications in Mexico 1937-38;
salesman and mgr. with Am. firm in Mexico 1938—40 ;
sec. for Mexican corp. 1940—41 ; app. clerk in the
Am. emb. at Mexico City Apr. 3, 1941 ; admin, asst.
at Mexico City Feb. 10. 1946: For, Ser. Staff officer
of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
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167
Campbell, Dorotha Wilson (Mrs.)- — b. Windham,
Conn. ; Hartford High Sen. grad. ; Wheelock Coll.
1916-18; Columbia U., summers 1924-26; personnel
asst. and dir. with dept. stores 1931-38 ; asst. mgr.
of studios 1939-40 ; personnel asst., Office of Civilian
Defense, 1941-42 ; placement officer, Office for Emer-
gency Management, 1942-44 ; app. employee counselor
at $3,200 in the Dept. of State Sept. 11, 1944 ; at
$3,300 Apr. 1, 1945 ; asst. chief of section at $3,800
(CAF-11) May 29, 1945. — DP.
Campbell, Estelle M. (Mrs.).— b. Tucson, Ariz.; El Paso (Tex.)
High Sen. grad.; Columbia and Barnard Coll., 1919-29; with
dept. of art and archeology, Princeton U., 1940-41; picture
editor, Rural Electrification Admin., 1941-42; acting chief of
picture service section, Office of War Information, 1942-45; app.
picture editor. CAF-11, in the Dept. of State Mar. 11, 1946 —
INP.
Campbell, John Wilson. — b. Greenville, Ala., June 24,
1912 ; Simpson High Sch. grad. ; Birmingham-
Southern Coll., A.B. 1934 ; Universidad Nacional de
Mexico, grad. work 1937 ; Duke U., grad. work 1938 ;
Emory U., M.A. 1939; U. of Tex., grad. work 1940;
insp. for retail credit company May-Nov. 1935 ;
instr. in public sehs. 1935-37, Ala. Coll. 1937-38,
Emory U. 1938-40, public sehs. 1940-42 ; asst. censor
1942, liaison officer 1942-44, chief of div. 1944-45,
Office of Censorship ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned to the Dept. May 1, 1945 ; v.c. at Bogota
May 9, 1945 ; cultural-relations att. at Bogota Feb. 10,
1946 ; admin, officer at Bogota July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Reserve officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; asst. cultural
officer at Bogota Nov. 13, 1946 : married.
Campbell, Katrine A. (Mrs.). — b. Copenhagen, Den-
mark; Am. citizen; high sch.; private sehs. in Den-
mark; asst. editor with publishing companies 1921-
27 ; exec. sec. of fund raising org. 1941-42 ; feature
writer, Office of War Information, 1942-46 ; trans-
ferred to the Dept. of State as news editor, CAF-11,
Aug. 31, 1945 ; editor July 14, 1946. — INP.
Campbell, Ruth. — b. Washington, D. O.J Central High Sch.
grad.; business sch.; George Washington, A. B. 1930; librarian,
Highway Education Bd., 1930-31; receptionist and elk. for radio
broadcasting company 1931-32; special copy writer for radio
advertising agency 1934-35; librarian and elk., Nat. Education
Assn., 1935-37; asst. to doctor 1937-33; elk. 1938-40, sec. 1940-41,
Dept. of Justice; asst. sec. to asst. dir., Office of Production
Management, 1941; sec. to deputy administrator 1941-42, asst.
to chief of section 1942-43, chief of section 1943-44, Office of Lend-
Lease Admin.; program analyst 1944, program officer 1944-45,
For. Econ. Admin.; transferred to the Dept. of State as program
officer, CAF-11, Oct. 20, 1945; act. chief, India-South Asia Div.,
Office of For. Liquidation, CAF-12, June 2, 1946— OFLC.
Campbell, William Archibald. — b. Mobile, Ala., Jan.
20, 1901 ; high-sch. grad. ; San Diego State Coll. 1929 ;
bank elk. 1917-24 ; elk. in Am. leg. at Asunci6n Nov.
24, 1924; resigned Mar. 1, 1929: hotel elk. 1929-40;
auditor for law firm 1940-41 ; app. elk. in Am. Con-
sulate at Tijuana Nov. 17, 1941 ; v.c. at Tijuana June
26. 1944 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13,
1946.
Campen, Thomas Stokes. — b. Goldsboro, N.C., May
24, 1905 ; Goldsboro High Sch. grad. ; U. of N.C., B.S.
1926 ; Harvard. M.B.A. 1928 ; asst. insp. and accounting
elk. with importing company in Cen. Amer. 1928-35 ;
elk. to cml. att. at Habana 1935-39; app. asst. trade
commr. at Habana May 18, 1939 ; For. Ser. officer
unclass. July 1, 1939 ; v.c. of career and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939; v.c. at Habana Doc. 29,
1939 ; class eight Feb. 1, 1942 ; 3d sec. at Habana in
addition to duties as v.c. Aug. 13, 1942 ; asst. cml. att.
at Habana Dec. 16, 1942 ; class seven Nov. 16, 1943 ;
cml. att. at San Jos6 Feb. 19, 1945 ; act. cml. att. at San
Jose Mar. 21, 1945 ; class six May 16, 1945 ; act. cml.
att. at Lima Apr. 16, 1946; For. Ser. officer of class
four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Canary, Clarence A. — b. Manhattan, Kans., Mar. 23,
1914 ; high-sch. grad. ; Georgetown, B.S. (For. Ser.)
1941 ; elk. and supervisor, Fed. Security Agency, 1936-
41 ; field program officer 1941-43, admin, officer 1943—
44, and asst. special representative in Brazil 1944—45,
Office of Inter-Am. Affairs ; transferred to the Dept. of
State, Aug. 31, 1945 ; act. admin, officer, Div. of Li-
braries and Insts., CAF-12, Jan. 1, 1946 ; admin, officer
Aug. 25, 1946 ; married. — ILL
Cannon, Cavendish Welles. — b. Salt Lake City, Utah,
Feb. 1, 1895 ; Salt Lake High Sch. grad. ; TJ. of Utah,
A.B. 1916, grad. work 1919 ; U. of Paris, France; study
in music composition, Paris and Vienna ; bist. research,
Vienna ; head of depts. of Eng. and hist, in high sch.
1916-18; U. S. Marine Corps, 1918-19, overseas serv-
ice; app. to diplo. mission at Vienna Feb. 19, 1920;
in Am. leg. at Vienna Nov. 25, 1921; v.c. at Ziirich
June 22, 1927 ; For. Ser. officer unclass. and v.c. of
career May 17, 1928 ; v.c. at Ziirich May 29, 1928 ; v.c.
and For. Ser. officer at Am. leg. at Sofia Apr. 19, 1933 ;
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. May 11, 1933; 3d sec. at Sofia
in addition to duties as v.c. June 2, 1933 ; class eight
July 1, 1934 ; cons. Jan. 22, 1935 ; cons, at Sofia in
addition to duties as 3d sec. Jan. 24, 1935 ; cons, and
3d sec. at Athens and cons, for Italian Islands of the
Aegean Feb. 18, 1939 ; class seven Mar. 1. 1939 ;
2d sec. in addition to duties as cons. Mar. 30, 1939;
to the Dept. Mar. 15, 1941; class six Feb. 1, 1942;
class five Nov. 16, 1943; accompanied sec. of state
to Moscow Conf. 1943 ; asst. chief, Div. of So. Euro-
pean Affairs, Jan. 15, 1944 ; chief Oct. 1, 1944 ; 1st
sec. and cons, at Lisbon Apr. 18, 1945 ; class three
May 16, 1945; political adviser, Berlin Conf. 1945 and
meeting of Council of Foreign Ministers, London, 1945 ;
For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Cannon, Henry B. — app. cultural-relations officer in
the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at London Oct.
31, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class seven Nov. 13,
1946.
Cannon, Marie Willis (Mrs.). — b. Dillon, Mont., Oct.
31, 1904 ; Ogden (Utah) High Sch. grad. ; U. of Utah,
A.B. 1926 ; U. of Calif., M.A. 1932 ; teaching fellow, U.
of Utah, 1923-25 ; teacher of Latin in public sch. 1926-
28 ; asst., Library of Cong., 1929-45 ; app. publications
officer in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Madrid
Oct. 18, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class seven Nov.
13, 1946.
Canter, Jacob. — b. Newton, Mass., July 13, 1911 ;
Newton High Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A. B. 1932, A. M.
1933, Ph.D. 1940 ; U. of Cambridge 1937 ; U. of Paris
1937-38 ; instr., Harvard, 1936-37, 193S-40 ; instr.,
1941-45, asst. prof., 1946, U.S.N.A. ; U.S. Navy 1942-
45, It. comdr. ; app. public-affairs officer in the For,
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Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Managua Oct. 2, 1946;
For. Ser. Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946.
Canty, George Romuald. — b. Cork, Ireland, Feb. 7,
1889; naturalized; high sen. and business scb. ; North-
eastern Coll., Georgetown D., and Washington Sch. of
Accountancy ; sec. to mem. of Cong. 1914-18, 1919,
1924 ; U. S. Navy Flying Corps 1918-19, It. (jg), over-
seas service ; U. S. Naval Reserve 1919-40, It. comdr. ;
exec. sec. to city mayor 1919-22 ; editor of trade
magazine and reporter ; entered Bu. of For. and Dom.
Com. July 7, 1924 ; app. trade commr. at Paris Aug.
16, 1926 ; del., Int. Conf. for the Protection of Liter-
ary and Artistic Works, Rome, 1928 ; at Berlin Jan. 16.
1932 ; act. cml. att. at Prague, temp., Feb. 7, 1934 ;
at Warsaw Mar. 26, 1934 ; trade commr. at Berlin
May 19, 1934 ; act. cml. att. at Brussels July 27, 1934 ;
trade commr. at Berlin Oct. 1. 1934; asst. cml. att.
at Brussels Sept. 12, 1935; act. cml. att. at Warsaw
Oct. in. 1935; cml. att. at Warsaw Feb. 18, 1936; on
leave 1937-39; trade commr. at Paris June 26. 1939;
act. cml. att. at The Hague, temp., June 26, 1939 ; For.
Ser. officer of class five July 1, 1939 ; cons, and sec. in
the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; cons, at Amsterdam
Mar. 4, 1940 ; asst. cml. att. at Buenos Aires Oct. 13,
1941 ; class four Feb. 1, 1942 ; to the Dept. Nov. 16,
1943 ; mem., Interdivisional Comm. on Motion Pictures
1943-44, Evaluating Comm. on Motion Pictures and
Visual Aids 1944- ; class three July 16, 1944 ; asst.
chief, Telecommunications Div., Aug. 12, 1944 ; asst.
chief, Div. of Cml. Policy Apr. 24, 1946 ; class two
May 19, 1946 ; mem., Review Comm. on Visual and
Audio Material, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class two
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married. — CP.
Capella, Basil. — b. Termoli, Italy, June 20, 1912 ;
naturalized 1920 : Camden (N.J.) High Sch. grad. ;
Syracuse, A.B. 1935. M.S. 1939 ; personnel work,
Tenn. Valley Authority, U.S. Housing Authority, Office
of Production Management, and Fed. Works Agency,
1937-42 ; dir. of personnel, Office of Govt. Reports,
Exec. Office of the Pres., Feb.-June 1942 ; U.S. Army
1942-45, capt., overseas service ; dir. of personnel and
exec, officer in London, Office of War Information,
1944—45 ; personnel consultant, United Nations Org.,
1946 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as head of
personnel utilization section, CAF— 12, Aug. 31, 1945 ;
sec., U.S. del., 1st Meeting of Preparatory Comm.,
Int. Conf. on Trade and Employment, London, 1946 ;
divisional asst., P— 5, Nov. 3, 1946 ; married. — IC.
Caprio, Gene.— b. Newark, N. J.. Feb. 21, 1911;
Syracuse U. ; reporter, editor, and feature writer for
newspapers ; U. S. Army 1942-45, 1st It. ; app. informa-
tion officer in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at
Rome Sept. 6, 1945 ; admin, asst. at Rome June 3, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13. 1946 ;
married.
Cardozo, Michael Hart. — b. New York, N. Y., Sept. 15,
1910 ; Phillips Andover Acad. grad. ; Dartmouth, A.B.
1932; Yale, LL.B. 1935; mem. of bar of N.Y. ; atty.
in private practice 1935-38, Securities and Exchange
Comm. 1938-40, Dept. of Justice 1940-42, Office of
Lend-Lease Admin, in Turkey 1942-43, For. Econ. Ad-
min. 1943-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as dir.
of legal div., Office of Foreign Liquidation, P-8, Oct.
20, 1945 ; married. — OFLC.
Carey, Jane Perry Clark (Mrs.). — b. Washington,
D.C. ; St. Agatha (N.Y.) High Sch. grad.; Vassar, A.B.
1920 ; Columbia, A.M. 1922, Ph.D. 1931 ; research see.,
Int. Migration Service, 1922-28 ; instr. in econ., Mt.
Holyoke Coll., 1928-29 ; asst. prof, of govt., Barnard
Coll., 1929- ; consultant, Sec. of Labor's Comm. on
Ellis Island, 1933 ; staff mem., President's Comm. on
Econ. Security, 1934-35 ; mem. of Fed. and State
wage bds. 1934-40 ; consultant. Social Security Bd.,
1935-43 ; training specialist, Civil Ser. Commn.,
1943 ; app. asst. to adviser on refugees and displaced
persons at .$5,600 (P-6) in the Dept. of State May 16,
1944 ; asst. sec. of comm.. United Nations Conf. on
Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945. — WRB.
Cargo, William Ira. — b. Detroit, Mich., Feb. 27, 1917 ;
Fenton High Sch. grad. ; Albion Coll., A.B. 1937 ; U. of
Mich., Ph.D. 1941 ; research and teaching fellow in pol.
sci. 1937-41, instr. 1941-42, U. of Mich. ; instr. in pol.
sci., Colorado Coll., 1942-43 ; app. divisional asst. at
$3,200 in the Dept. of State, Mar. 11, 1943 ; at $3,800
(P-4) Apr. 16, 1944 ; furlough for mil. ser. (U. S.
Navy, It. (jg)) Apr. 27, 1944-Mar. 28, 1946: asst. on
dependent area affairs, P-5, Mar. 28, 1946 ; mar-
ried.— DA.
Carlile, John Snyder. — b. Brockton, Mass., Apr. 10,
1886 ; Pittsburgh Mil. Acad. grad. ; Park Coll., A.B.
1911; Princeton Seminary, Th.B. 1914; grad. work.
Princeton U. 1912-14, U. of Pa. 1915-16 ; minister
1914-17, 1919-28; overseas service, Y.M.C.A., 1917-
18; overseas personnel officer, Y.M.C.A., 1918-19;
office and production mgr. for radio station 1928-29 ;
dir. of radio div. of corp. 1929-31, head of production
dept. for broadcasting system 1931-39 ; dir. of radio
education, U. of Ala., 1940-44 ; author ; app. divisional
asst. at $4,600 in the Dept. of State Feb. 18, 1944 ; at
$5,600 (P-6) Sept. 16, 1944; mem., Jt. Comm. on Radio
Program Content, 1944 ; mem., Review Comm. on Visual
and Audio Material, 1946 ; married. — IBD.
Carlson, Carl Frederick. — b. Rantoul, 111., Apr. 24,
1890 ; Rantoul High Sch. grad. ; 111. State Normal U.,
Ed.B. 1922 ; U. of Chicago, Ph.D. 1940 ; U.S. Army
1918-19, overseas service ; prof, of geog., Northern 111.
State Teachers Coll., 1922-29 ; instr. in geog., Em-
poria State Teachers Coll. summer 1932, West Tenn.
State Teachers Coll. 1933-36, Stephen F. Austin State
Teachers Coll. summers 1936, 1937 ; topographic drafts-
man, Army Map Service, 1941—42 ; cataloguer 1942-43,
chief of map collection 1943-45, Office of Strategic
Services ; transferred to the Dept. of State as geog-
rapher, P-4, Oct. 1, 1945 ; married.- — MI.
Carlson, Delmar Richard. — b. Elbert. Colo., Oct. 28,
1918 ; Boulder Hi?h Sch. grad. ; U. of Colo., B.A. 1940 ;
asst. in Am. hist.. U. of Colo., 1940-41 ; jr. field aide.
Social Security Bd. Aug.-Dec. 1941 ; U. S. Army 1941-
45, overseas service ; app. v.c. in the For. Ser. and
assigned at Munich Feb. 14, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Carlson, Ellsworth Clayton. — b. Bridgeport, Conn.,
May 27, 1917; Pocatello (Idaho) High Sch. grad.;
Oberlin Coll., B.A. 1939 ; teacher, Oberlin-Shansi Me-
morial Sch., China, 1939-43 ; admin, sec, Nat. Stu-
dent Relief Comm., Chungking, 1943-44 ; regional
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planner, Office of Strategic Services, 1944-45 ; app
country specialist at $4,300 (P-4) in the Dept. of State
Sept. 10, 1945 ; married. — CP.
Carlson, Harold. — b. Wilmette, 111., Oct. 15, 18'" •
Karlskrona (Sweden) High Sch. grad. ; business sch.
and coll. in Sweden, England, and Germany ; in Euro-
pean offices of Am. companies In England, Germany,
Sweden, Denmark, and Russia ; elk., Committee on
Public Information, Moscow, 1918 ; app. elk. in Am.
consulate at Stockholm Sept. 15, 1922 : v.c. at Malmo,
temp., July 30, 1929 ; at Stockholm Jan. 30, 1930 ;
at Malmo. temp., July 21, 1931 ; at Stockholm Sept.
9, 1931 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eight Nov. 13,
1940 ; married.
Carlson, Harry Edwin. — b. Morris, 111., Mar. 17, 1SS6 ;
Joliet Township High Sch. grad. ; Lake Forest Coll ,
B.A. 1908 ; teacher in elementary sch. 1908-10, li<
high sch. 1910-13 ; master in boys' sch. 1913 ; exchange
teacher, Sachsenhiiuser Oberrealschule, Frankfort-on-
the-Main, 1913-15; app. v.c. at Frankfort-on-the-Main
Jan. 17, 1916; at Christiania June 11, 1917; v.c. of
career of class three and v.c. at Christiania Sept. 7,
1920 ; class two Nov. 17, 1921 ; v. c. at Stavanger Jan.
7, 1922 ; at Christiania Feb. 20, 1922 ; class one May
26, 1922 ; cons, of class seven Mar. 1, 1923 ; cons, at
Kovno Jan. 2, 1924 ; class six June 3, 1924 ; For. Ser.
officer of class seven July 1, 1924 ; cons, at Tallinn July
3, 1926 ; class six Sept. 29, 1927 ; class five Oct. 16,
1929; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Not. 12, 1929; also 2d
see. at Tallinn Nov. 19, 1929 ; 1st sec. at Tallinn in
addition to duties as cons. Aug. 22, 1930 ; class four
Apr. 1, 1936 ; cons, at London Oct. 2, 1936 ; at Vienna
Feb. 21, 1939 ; 1st sec. and cons, at Helsinki Sept. 25,
1941 ; at Stockholm Dec. 12, 1941 ; class three July 16,
1943; 1st sec. and cons, at Reykjavik Apr. 16, 1945;
cons. gen. May 21, 1945 ; class two Dec. 17, 1945 ; For.
Ser. officer of class two Nov. 13, 1946 ; cons. gen. and
1st sec. at Budapest Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Carlson, Herbert Wesley. — b. Lowell, Mass., May 9,
1895 ; North Chelmsford High Sch. grad. ; business-sch.
grad. ; elk. 1914-17 ; U. S. Army 1918-19 ; app. v.c, at
Goteborg Mar. 11, 1920; at Sault Ste. Marie Apr. 12,
1924 ; at Windsor Mar. 20, 1926 ; resigned June 15,
1928 ; app. v.c. at Barranquilla July 25, 1929 ; at
Monterrey July 11, 1933 ; at Veracruz, temp., July 13.
1935 ; at Monterrey Oct. 6, 1935 ; at London Aug. 17.
1942 ; also att. at London Jan. 27, 1944 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class eight Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Carlson, Richard Walker. — b. Chicago, 111., July 25,
1920 ; John Marshall High Sch. (Cleveland, Ohio)
grad. ; business sch. ; Ohio State U., B.S. in Business
Admin. 1943 ; stenog. for vocational bu. 1937-38, for
agri. chemical company Mar.— Dec. 1938, for motor
corp. 1938-41 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
Aug. 2, 1943 ; in Am. consulate at Colombo Sept. 14,
1943; v.c. at Colombo Oct. 25, 1943; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Carlson, Roger Paul. — b. Chicago, 111., Jan. 7, 1909 ;
Northwestern, B.S. 1933 ; mgr. of apartment buildings
1930-33 ; mgr. and chief engineer of a mine in Mexico
1934-36 ; app. elk. in dist. acct. and disbursing office
at Mexico City July 1, 1936 ; in Am. emb. at Mexico
City July 1, 1942; v.c. at Mexico City Oct. 14, 1942;
v.c. and special disbursing agt. at Madrid May 30,
1944 ; in office of U.S. political adviser on German af-
fairs, Supreme Headquarters, A.E.F., temp., Mar. 26,
1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class nine Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Carmichael, Mary E. Mulloy (Mrs.). — b. Miles Cily,
Mont. ; Terry High Sch. grad. ; Marquette U., Ph.B.
1939, M.A. 1940 ; dean of boarding sch. 1940-42 ; clas-
sification analyst, War. Dept., 1942-44 ; classification
consultant, Office of War Information, 1944—45 ; trans-
ferred to the Dept. of State as salary analyst, CAF-11,
Aug. 31, 1945. — FP.
Carnahan, George. — b. El Paso, Tex., May 22, 1914 ;
St. Paul's Sch. grad.; Harvard, A.B., 1937, LL.B.
1942 ; research asst. and writer for advertising corp.
1937-38 ; asst. in public-relations office 1938 ; app. For.
Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. May 12, 1942 ; to the Dept., temp., June 12, 1942 ;
v.c. at Barranquilla July 8, 1942 ; at Antwerp June 20,
1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1940 ;
married.
Carnahan, William Tingley. — b. Pasadena, Calif.,
Dec. 2, 1919 ; St. George's Sch. grad. ; Princeton 1937-
40 ; U. of Munich 1938 ; exec. asst. to pres. of rubber
company in Mexico 1939-40 ; U.S. Army 1940-46,
capt., overseas service ; clerical supervisor for oil com-
pany in Venezuela Apr.-Sept. 1946 ; app. political in-
telligence analyst, P-4, in the Dept. of State Oct. 21,
1946; married. — SA-E.
Carpenter, Gardner Clarence. — b. Colo. Springs, Colo.,
Sept. 15, 1913 ; Hotchkiss Sch. grad. ; Yale, B.A. 1936 ;
Heidelberg U., Germany, cert. 1934 ; secretary ; re-
porter ; statistician for banking company ; consultant
for Fed. Reserve Bank ; welder ; app. elk. in the For.
Ser. Auxiliary and assigned v.c. in office of U. S.
political adviser on German affairs, Supreme Head-
quarters, A.E.F., Feb. 15, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer
of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Carr, Paul Bennett. — b. Ensenada, Mexico, of Am.
parents, Apr. 15, 1914; Julian High Sch. (Calif.)
grad. ; elk. in Mexico, Treas. Dept., 1935-37 ; self-
employed 1937-39 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. and
assigned at Tijuana July 27, 1945 ; admin, asst. at
Tijuana Feb. 10, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Carr, Robert McDill. — b. Hubbell, Nebr., July 1,
1904 ; Stockton (Calif.) High S"h. grad. ; Stanford,
A.B. 1926; U. of Calif., Ph.D. 1933; editorial work
1926-28; teaching asst., U. of Calif., 1928-33; asst.
prof, of economics, St. Mary's Coll., 1934 ; app. eco-
nomic analyst at $3,800 in the Dept. of State July 2,
1934 ; at $4,600 June 1, 1936 ; tech. adviser, Inter-
American Conf. for Maintenance of Peace, Buenos
Aires, 1936 ; at $5,600 Jan. 4, 1938 ; special study on
effect of int. trade on employment and wages, Int.
Labor Office, Geneva, Feb-Sept. 1939 ; divisional asst.
July 7, 1939 ; detailed as asst. to asst. sec. of state
Sept. 22, 1939; asst. chief, Div. of Cml. Treaties and
Agreements, at $6,500 Aug. 18, 1941 ; U. S. participant,
2d Int. Wheat Meeting, Washington, 1941 ; asst. chief,
Div. of Cml. Policy and Agreements. Oct. 8, 1941 ;
alt. del., Inter-Am. Coffee Bd., 1941-43; del. of U. S.
to Int. Wheat Council, Washington, 1942-44 ; represent-
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ative, Interdept. Sugar Policy Comm., 1942-43 ; asst.
sec. of Tech. Secretariat, United Nations Conf. on Food
and Agri., Hot Springs, Va., 1943 ; asst. chief, Com-
modities Div., Jan. 15, 1944 ; act. chief Jan. 15-Feb. 4,
1944 ; at $6,750 Apr. 1, 1944 ; exec, sec, Exec. Comm.
on Econ. For. Policy, June 30, 1944 ; at $8,000 (P-8)
July 16, 1944 ; For. Ser. officer of class four, cons, of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Oct. 24, 1946 ; to
the Dept. Nov. 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three
Nov. 13, 1946 ; adviser, Div. of Cml. Policy, Nov. 13,
1946 ; married. — CP.
Carrg, Chester Morey. — b. New Orleans, La., Apr. 10,
1902 ; I. Newman Sch. grad. ; Tulane, B.B.A. 1924 ;
Harvard, M.B.A. 1926 ; Columbia U., grad. work 1944 ;
asst. sec. of trust company 1926-40 ; chief of securi-
ties section, Treas. Dept., 1940-42 ; U.S. Navy 1942-
46, comdr., overseas service ; app. deputy dir. of Mone-
tary Div., Office of For. Liquidation, Dept. of State,
CAF-14, Aug. 22, 1946 ; dir., CAF-15, Sept. 8, 1946. —
OFLC.
Carrier, John Xavier. — b. Duluth, Minn., May 4, 1917 ;
St. John's Coll. Prep. Sch. grad. ; St. John's U., B.A.
1937, grad. work 1938-39 ; switchman with railway
company 1937-41 ; teacher in high sch. 1941,-42 ; U.S.
Army 1942—46, capt., overseas service ; app. For. Ser.
officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. July 5, 1946 ; to the Dept. July 28, 1946 ; 3d sec.
and v.c. at Paris Aug. 20, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Carrigan, John Willard, — b. San Francisco, Calif.,
Sept. 27, 1908 ; schs. in England and Switzerland ;
Phillips Exeter grad. ; Harvard, A.B. 1931 ; app. For.
Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Feb. 19, 1932; to the Dept., temp., Feb.
20, 1932; For. Ser. Sch. Apr. 3, 1933; v.c. at Vigo
June 13, 1933 ; at Funchal, temp., Aug. 5, 1935 ; v.c.
and 3d sec. at Managua Aug. 13, 1935 ; v.c. at Vigo
Sept. 23, 1935 ; at Managua in addition to duties as
3d sec. Oct. 10, 1935 ; 3d sec. at Mexico City June 18,
1938 ; class eight Mar. 16, 1939 ; class seven Aug. 16,
1941 ; sec. of U. S. del., 2d Inter-Am. Travel Cong.,
Mexico City, 1941 ; also v.c. at Mexico City Nov. 1,
1941 ; 2d sec. at Mexico City in addition to duties as
v.c. Dec. 9, 1941 ; to the Dept. July 1, 1942 ; asst. chief
Div. of Mexican Affairs, May 16, 1944 ; act. chief Aug.
7, 1944 ; chief Sept. 1, 1944 ; class five May 16, 1945 ;
mem. of U. S. group, Discussions with Mexico on Air-
Transport Agreement, Washington, 1945 ; 1st sec. and
v.c. at San JosS July 17, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Carroll, Eber Malcolm. — b. Coldwater, Mich., Mar. 13,
1893 ; Coldwater High Sch. grad. ; U. of Mich., B.A.
1916, M.A. 1917, Ph.D. 1922 ; research in libraries and
archives of Germany, Prance, and England, 1927—28,
1931-32, summers 1925, 1926, 1930, 1935, 1937, 1939 ;
U.S. Army 1917-19, overseas service ; instr. in hist.,
U. of Mich., 1919-23 ; asst. prof. 1923-28, assoc.
prof, of hist. 1928-37, Duke U. ; research specialist and
liaison officer, Office of Strategic Services, 1942-45 ;
app. historian, P-6, in the Dept. of State Oct. 11,
1946. — RE.
Carroll, Edward Joseph. — b. East Providence, R. I., Aug. 21,
1013: LaSalle Acad, grad.: Providence Coll., A. B. 1034, M. A.
1036; St. Mary's U., S. T. B. 1037; grad. wofk, Brown, R. I.
Coll. of Education, and U. of 111.; interviewer, U. S. Employ-
ment Ser., 1038-30; head of dept. of Romance languages in high
sch. 1030-42; U. S. Army 1042-45, 1st It., overseas service; app.
research technician, P-3, in the Dept. of State Jan. 10, 1046;
intelligence procurement officer, P-4, July 28, 1046; married. —
IAD.
Carroll, Howard Kerwin. — b. New Rochelle, N.Y.,
Sept. 7, 1892; Mount Vernon High Sch. grad.; busi-
ness-sch. grad. ; courses in telegraphy ; office mgr. of
telegraph company, 1913-19 ; inventor ; telegraph op-
erator and advertising mgr. of newspaper in Mexico
1937-42 ; v. pres. and sec. of business firm in Mexico
1941—42 ; communications engineer 1942-44 ; telegraph
engineer Jan.-Sept. 1944 ; intelligence officer, For. Econ.
Admin., 1944-45 ; app. divisional asst. at $4,200 (P-4)
in the Dept. of State May 1, 1945 ; married. — TD.
Carroll, Rene E. — b. in Sweden, May 26, 1913 ; nat-
uralized 1938 ; East High Sch. grad. ; Oberlin Coll.,
A.B. 1940 ; study in Sweden and Paris ; teacher and
coach in private schs. 1940-42 ; U.S. Army 1942-45,
1st It., overseas service ; app. divisional asst. at
$3,200 (P-3) in the Dept. of State May 8, 1945 ; P-4
Oct. 6, 1946 ; married. — FC.
Carsey, William Arnold. — b. Dallas, Tex., Dec. 22,
1907 ; high-sch. grad. ; Tex. Tech. Coll., B.A. 1931 ;
Nat. U. of Mexico, summers 1934, 1935, 1938 ; U. of
Tex., summer 1941 ; elementary-sch. principal and
teacher in high schs. 1928-45 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser.
Auxiliary June 26, 1945 ; v.c. at Monterrey July 27,
1945 ; also admin, asst. at Monterrey July 1, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ;
v.c. at Monterrey Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Carson, Charles Clifton. — b. Conehatta, Miss., Mar.
18, 1918 ; Conehatta High Sch. grad. ; business-sch.
grad. ; tutor in Spanish ; U.S. Marine Corps 1938-40,
1944-46, overseas service ; app. elk. in the For. Ser.
and assigned to the Dept. June 7, 1940 ; at Montevideo
July 18, 1940 ; at Asuncion Sept. 13, 1941 ; at Lima
Sept. 30, 1943 ; furlough for mil. ser. Nov. 1, 1944-
Apr. 1, 1946 : elk. it. Am. emb. at Habana Jan. 26,
1946 ; at Bello Horizonte May 7, 1946 (canceled) ; For.
Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. June 21, 1946 ; to the Dept. July 1, 1946 ; v.c. at
Vancouver July 17, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six
Nov. 13, 1946.
Carter, Albert E. — b. Big Stone Gap, Va., Nov. 4,
1909 : Tazewell High Sch. grad. : U. of Chattanooga
1929-33 ; U. of Mich. 1939 ; Rosenwald fellowships for
travel and study in Latin Amer. 1939-41 ; reporter
and feature writer 1930-36, for. affairs editor and
columnist 1936-39, assoc. editor 1941-42, for news-
papers ; business analyst, Bd. of Econ. Warfare,
1942-43 ; writer ; app. head of unit, Latin Am. section,
Motion Picture and Radio Div., Dept. of State, at
$5,600 June 8, 1944, Int. Information Div. Sept. 1,
1944 ; cultural-relations att. at San Jos6 Mar. 1, 1945 ;
cultural officer at San Jos6 July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Re-
serve officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946.
Carter, Clarence E. — b. Jacksonville, 111., Feb. 6,
1881 ; Whipple Acad. grad. ; Illinois Coll., A.B. 1905 ;
U. of Wis.. A.M. 1906 ; U. of 111., Ph.D. 1908 ; prof, of
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hist., Illinois Coll., 190S-10, Miami TL, 1910-31, U. of
Tex., 1923 ; lecturer in hist., summer sessions, Ohio
State U., 1912, 1914, 1926, 1930, Columbia, 1913, U. of
111., 1915, U. of Tex., 1922, and U. of Iowa, 1925 ; app.
editor of territorial papers at $5,600 (P-6) in the Dept.
of State, Aug. 15, 1931 ; married. — RE.
Carter, Craig: W. — b. Jefferson City, Mo., May 17,
1914; Los Angeles (Calif.) High Seh. grad. ; clk.-
salesman 1932-35 ; U.S. Marine Corps 1935-38 ; app.
elk. in Am. cmb. at Peiping July 13, 1938 ; at Nanking
Apr. 15, 1941 ; at Chungking July 1, 1942 ; at Cairo
Apr. 2, 1943 ; v.c. at Kunming Apr. 14, 1945 ; at Chung-
king Nov. 2, 1945 ; at Nanking Apr. 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Carter, Henry Hare. — b. New York, N.Y., June 28,
1905 ; Curtis High Sch. grad. ; U. of Pa., B.S. 1928,
M.A. 1931, Ph.D. 1937 ; U. of Madrid 1931 ; Sorbonne
1933; U. of Rome 1937; U. of Coimbra, Portugal,
1939 ; instr. in romance languages, Lehigh U., 1928-
32 ; prof., Cedar Crest Coll., 1932-37 ; asst. prof.,
Northwestern U., 1937-42 ; prof, of Spanish, U. of Wyo.
summer 1940, U. of Pa. summer 1942 ; U.S. Navy
1942-46, It. comdr., overseas service ; app. cultural offi-
cer- in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Sao
Paulo Oct. 14, 1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class
four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Carter, James R. — app. admin, officer in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Beirut July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Re-
serve officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; public affairs
officer at Beirut Nov. 13, 1946.
Carter, Margaret R. Taylor (Mrs.). — b. Victoria,
British Columbia, of Am. parents ; Tucson Sr. High
Sch. grad. ; U. of Ariz., B.A. 1934 ; U. of Ariz. Law Sch.
1934-35 ; Columbia U. 1936 ; exec. dir. of student org.
at U. of Ariz. 1933-35 ; asst. to the dir. of World
Peace Foundation 1935-36 ; dir. of education at Int.
House, Columbia U., 1936-37, 1941 ; assoc. with busi-
ness firm 1936-38 ; membership and financial sec. and
program sec, Am. Council, Inst, of Pacific Relations,
1938-40 ; assoc. in education dept., Twentieth Century
Fund, 1940-45 ; app. information and liaison officer at
$5,600 (CAF-13) in the Dept. of State May 1, 1945;
act. asst. chief in charge of mass media branch, Div. of
Public Liaison, Aug. 18, 1945 ; CAF-14 May 1, 1946 ;
act. chief, Div. of Public Liaison June 14, 1946. — PL.
Carter, William D. — app. chief, Area Div. II, Dept.
of State, P-8, Nov. 12, 1946. — ADN:
Casbarian, Joseph Paul. — b. Washington, D.C., Oct.
30, 1920 ; high sch. ; vocational-sch. grad. ; diesel me-
chanic with railroad terminal company 1940-42, 1945-
46; U.S. Navy 1942-45, overseas service; app. diesel
technician in the For. Ser. and assigned at Jidda June
24, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eleven Nov.
13, 1946.
Cashin, Robert Emerson. — b. Dierks, Ark., July 26,
1918; Principia Upper Sch. (St. Louis, Mo.) grad.;
Principia Coll., B.A. 1940 ; U. S. Army 1942-45, capt.,
overseas service ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 22, 1945 ; to
the Dept. Dec. 29, 1945 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Damascus
June 17, 1946; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13,
1946.
Casler, Harry S.— b. New York, N. Y., Nov. 2, 1908; Ridge-
wood (N. J.) High Sch. grad.; Dartmouth, A. B. 1931; reporter,
deskrnan, and photograph editor on newspaper 1933-41;
photographic information publicist, Office of Coordinator of
Inter-Am. Affairs, 1941-42; U. S. Army 1942-45, capt., overseas
service; app. graphic display editor, CAF-12, in the Dept. of
State Feb. 18, 1940; chief of photo display section, Int. Press
and Publications Div., CAF-13, June 2, 1946; married.— INP.
Cass, Donn Alfred. — b. Chicago, 111., May 10, 1903 ;
editor and mgr. with publishing firm 1929-33 ; super-
visor, La. State Planning Commn., 1936-38 ; elk. with
contracting company 1939-40 ; elk., La. Dept. of High-
ways, 1941-42 ; chief in Panama engineering div.,
War Dept., 1942-44 ; app. admin, asst. in the For.
Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Panama Mar. 2, 1945 ;
courier at Panama Sept. 23. 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Castillo, Jay. — app. admin, officer in the For. Ser. and
assigned at Lisbon July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve
officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; information officer
at Lisbon Nov. 13, 1946.
Castle, Helen Harrison (Mrs.). — b. Englewood, N. J.; Horace
Mann Sch. grad.; Wellesley Coll. 1915-16; Cornell 1916-17; elk.
in bank and investment firms 1917-19; draftswoman of paper
mfg. company and researcher for electric railroad assn. 1919-20;
engineering asst. for telephone company 1921-28; commodity
research asst. in bank 1928-30; staff business mgr. and statistical
analyst, Institute of Social and Religious Research, 1930-31;
statistical analyst and editor. Fed. Emergency Relief Admin.,
Civil Works Admin., and Works Progress Admin., 1934-38;
statistical analyst, Treas. Dept.> 1938-41; staff asst., Lend-Lease
Admin., 1941-43, For. Econ. Admin., 1943-45; transferred to the
Dept. of State as requisitions review officer, CAF-13, Oct. 20,
1945; monetary specialist, CAF-12, June 30, 1946; CAF-13, Oct.
6, 1946.— OFLC.
Castle, Karrick Moulton, — b. Butte, Mont., Apr. 15,
1892 ; Phillips Andover grad. ; Yale. B.A. 1915 ; Mexican
Border Service 1916; U.S. Army 1917-18, 1st. It. ; bond
salesman in U.S. and chief of Foreign Exchange Div.
in Constantinople for trust companies 1919-25 ; private
secretary 1925-26 ; European representative 1927-29,
and dir. and gen. mgr. of British subsidiary 1927-28
of Am. mfg. company ; foreign exchange and cml. speci-
alist, Treas. Dept. 1941-43 ; app. divisional asst. at
$3,300 (P-3) in the Dept. of State. Aug. 9, 1943 ; P-5
Dec. 4, 1945 ; married. — SPD.
Castleman, Reginald Saxon, — b. Riverside, Calif.,
Dec. 25, 1891 ; Riverside High Sch. ; U. of Chicago,
Ph.B. 1914, grad. work 1914-16 ; attached to the office
of the naval att. at Madrid 1917-19; app. v.c. at
Madrid Apr. 14, 1919 ; v.c. of career of class three and
assigned to Madrid Oct. 1, 1920; at Lisbon Dec. 29,
1920 ; class two Nov. 17, 1921 ; v.c. at Horta Apr. 3,
1922 ; class one May 26, 1922 ; cons, of class seven
Mar. 1, 1923 ; cons, at Horta Mar. 28, 1923 ; For. Ser.
officer of class eight July 1, 1924 ; cons, at London
Apr. 17, 19£6; class seven Aug. 24, 1927; at Glasgow
Mar. 30, 1929; class six July 24, 1930; cons, at Porto
Alegre Oct. 27, 1931 ; at Managua Jan. 7, 1937 ; sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Feb. 25, 1937 ; also 2d sec. at Managua
Mar. 1, 1937 ; cons, at Sao Paulo Feb. 24, 1939 ; class
five Mar. 1, 1939; cons, at Bahia May 24, 1940;
at Bello Horizonte July 17, 1942 ; at Porto Alegre
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Sept. 4, 1943 ; class four Nov. 16, 1943 ; cons, at Malaga
May 13, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Caswell, Leonard Norton. — b. Fall River, Mass., Apr.
10, 1898 ; immigrant insp., Dept. of Justice, 1924-46 ;
app. v.c. and admin, officer in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned at Berlin Jan. 17, 1946 ; at Munich Feb.
13, 1946; at Frankfort on the Main July 20, 1946;
For. Ser. Reserve officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ;
v.c. at Frankfort on the Main Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Catlett, Don Valentine. — b. Birch Tree, Mo., Feb. 14,
1918 ; Birch Tree High Sen. grad. ; Southwest Mo. State
Teachers Coll., A.B. 1940; postal elk. 1934-36; book-
store mgr. 1937-40 ; salesman and elk. in mfg. firm
1940-41 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass. ; v. c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Mar. 20, 1941 ; v. c. at
Ciudad Trujillo Mar. 29, 1941 ; also 3d sec. at Ciudad
Trujillo Oct. 30, 1942 ; v.c. at San Sebastian May 6,
1944 ; at Leopoldville Feb. 23, 1945 ; class eight Aug.
13, 1945; For. Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946.
Catto, Robert J. — app. admin, asst. in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Taipei July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; asst. pubiic affairs
officer at Taipei Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Catudal, Honore Marcel. — b. Plainville, Kans., Nov.
28. 1901; Plainville High Sch. grad.; St. Mary's Coll.,
A.B. 1922; Catholic U., M.A. 1923; I'Ecole Libre des
Sciences Politiques, diplAme 1925 ; London Sch. of Eco-
nomics 1925-26 ; U. of Vienna, summer 1026 ; mem. of
bar of D. C. ; business asst., Bu. of For. and Dom. Com.,
1928-29 ; asst. customs agt.. Bu. of Customs, 1929-30 ;
Treas. representative at Paris 1930-32; customs agt.
1934-35 ; economic analyst at $3,800 in the Dept. of
State June 1, 1935-Sept. 13, 1937 ; app. economic analyst
at $4,700 in the Dept. of State Mar. 21, 1938; divisional
asst. at $4,600 July 1, 1939; at $5,600 Feb. 16. 1941;
asst. chief, Div. of Cml. Policy and Agreements, at
$6,500 Sept. 16, 1942; special asst. to dir.. Office of
Econ. Affairs, Jan. 15-Dec. 20, 1944 ; asst. chief, Div.
of Cml. Policy, Jan. 15-June 23, 1944 ; assoc. chief,
Div. of Cml. Policy, June 24, 1944 ; at $8,000 (P-8)
Oct, 3, 1944 ; asst. chief, Div. of Int. Org. Affairs, P-7,
Nov. 2, 1945 ; adviser, Div. of Cml. Policy, P-8, Jan.
5, 1946 : married. — CP.
Cavanaugh, Robert Joseph. — b. Rock Island, 111.,
June 7, 1905; Georgetown, B.S. (For. Ser.) 1928; elk.
1927-29 ; app. elk. In Am. consulate at Bluefields Jan.
25, 1929; at Windsor Aug. 30, 1929; v.c. at Charlotte-
town July 21, 1931; at Montreal May 22, 1933;
For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Aug. 21, 1941; v.c. at Montreal Aug. 30,
1941 ; at Mexico City Oct. 6, 1941 ; also 3d sec. at Mexico
City Nov. 1, 1941; v.c. at Accra Aug. 24, 1943; to
the Dept. Mar. 18, 1944 ; v.c. at Barcelona May 4,
1944 (canceled); at St. John's, N. F.. Aug. 11, 1944;
class eight Mar. 1, 1945; cons. Oct. 16, 1945; cons, at
St. John's, N. F., Nov. 15, 1945 ; For. Ser,. officer of
class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Cavender, Fern. — b. Winslow, Wash., Aug. 7, 1907 ;
Lincoln High Sch. (Seattle) grad. ; U. of Wash., B.B.A.
1929 ; sec. for insur. firm in Manila 1929-30, in N.Y.
1930-31, for investment firms 1931-33 ; elk. in regis-
trar's office, U. of Wash., 1933-36 ; sec. for Am. firm
in China 1936-38 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate gen. at
Shanghai Aug. 8, 1938 ; at Wellington July 20, 1942 ;
at Moscow Aug. 31, 1944 ; admin, asst. at Moscow Feb.
10, 1946; at Shanghai Mar. 1, 1946; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Cebuhar, Steve. — app. elk. in the For. Ser. and as-
signed to the Dept. Jan. 6, 1943 ; at Beirut Jan. 16,
1943 ; at Moscow Apr. 5, 1944 ; at Belgrade Feb. 14,
1945 ; admin, asst. at Belgrade Apr. 21, 1946 ; at
Zagreb June 26, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Certosimo, Antonio. — b. New York, N. Y., Aug. 13,
1909 ; app. elk. in Am. leg. at Tegucigalpa Apr. 25,
1931 ; admin, asst. at Tegucigalpa July 1, 1945 ; at
Nogales July 19, 1945 ; v.c. at Nogales May 8, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946.
Cesan, Paul Benjamin. — b. Agawam, Mass., Oct. 3,
1908 ; Agawam High Sch. grad. ; Boston U., S.B. 1931,
M.A. 1932 ; U. of N.C., grad. work 1932-33 ; case
worker with welfare assn. 1933 ; intake supervisor in
Fed. Transient Bu. 1933-34 ; personnel supervisor,
Fed. Emergency Relief Admin, and Works Progress
Admin., 1934-36 ; statistical elk., Va. Works Progress
Admin., 1936-37 ; placement officer, Md. State Em-
ployment Ser., 1937-38 ; chief of central labor office
The Panama Canal Railroad Company, 1938—41 ; em
ployment analyst, U.S. Employment Ser., 1941-43
relocation officer, War Relocation Authority, 1943
employment officer 1943-44, admin, analyst 1944-45
Office of Strategic Services ; transferred to the Dept
of State as management analyst, CAF-11, Oct. 1, 1945
married. — MN
Chaill6, Howard Elmer. — b. Indianapolis. Ind., Apr.
8, 1916 ; Arsenal Tech. High Sch. grad. ; Indiana U.,
B.S., 1937, grad. work 1937-38 ; Kenyon Coll., summers
1934-37 ; fire insur. underwriter 1938 ; commandant of
jr. sch., Briarley Mil. Acad., 1939 ; shipping and
receiving mgr. with cml. firm 1940 ; communications
supervisor, British Supply Council and British Pur-
chasing Commn., 1940 ; asst. chief of communications
and records, Bd. of Econ. Warfare, 1941 ; liaison officer,
British-Am. Merchant Ship Signal Conf., 1941 ; U.S.
Navy 1941-46, It., overseas service ; app. procedures
analyst, CAF-9, in the Dept. of State Dec. 18, 1945 ;
chief of message control center, Div. of Communica-
tions and Records, CAF-11, Mar. 29, 1946 ; married. —
DC.
Chalker, Robert Phelps. — b. Linden, Ala., Mar. 16,
1914; Sidney Lanier High Sch. (Montgomery) grad.;
Duke, A.B. 1933, M.A. 1936; U. of Heidelberg, sum-
mer 1936 ; U. of Chicago, summer 1937 ; special study
in French and hist., Paris. 1938; teacher in high sch.
1939; instr., U. of Ala., 1939; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July
15. 1939 ; v.c. at Berlin July 27, 1939-July 15, 1941 ;
3d sec. at Berlin Oct. 18-Dec. 11, 1941 ; v.c. at Lisbon,
temp.. May 28, 1942 ; at Birmingham June 15, 1942 ;
class eight Nov. 16, 1943 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at London
Mar. 11, 1944; class seven May 16, 1945; 2d sec. at
London in addition to duties as v.c. June 20, 1945 ;
class six May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
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173
Chambers, Moreau Browne Congleton— b. Winchester, Ky.,
May 24, 1909; Clinton (Miss.) High Sch. grad.; Miss. Col!.,
B. A. 1932; Duke, M. A. 1942; field archaeologist 1927-34, curator
and archaeologist 1934-42, Miss. State Dept. of Archives and Hist.;
special archaeologist, Smithsonian Expedition to Bering Sea
Region of Alaska, 1931; asst. archaeologist, Civil Works Admin.,
1933-34; mem. of U. of Chicago Archaeological Field Party in
111., 1933; reference librarian, N. Y. Public Library, 1942-43;
U. S. Navy 1942-46, It. comdr., overseas service; app. research
asst., P-4, in the Dept. of State Aug. 9, 1946; married.— RE.
Chandler, James Greenough. — b. Dedham, Mass., May
8, 1917 ; Noble and Greenough Sch. grad. ; U. of Hawaii
193S-40 ; Pomona Coll., A.B. 1942 ; grad. asst. in govt,
dept., Pomona Coll., 1942 ; act. chief of reference and
editorial section, 1942-44, research analyst, 1944-45,
Office of Strategic Services ; transferred to the Dept.
of State as research analyst, P-3, Oct. 1, 1945 ; intelli-
gence procurement officer, P— 4, Oct. 6, 1946 ; mar-
ried.— IAD.
Chapin, Selden,— b. Erie, Pa., Sept. 19, 1899; St.
Pauls Sch. ; D.S.N.A. grad. 1919 ; U. S. Navy 1919-25,
It. (jg) ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass. Mar. 20, 1925 ;
also t.c. of career and v.c at Hankow Sept. 2, 1925 ;
app. sec. In the Diplo. Ser. Jan. 6, 1927 ; 3d sec. at
Peking Jan. 25, 1927 ; at Rome June 27, 1929 ; class
eight and. cons. Dec. 19, 1929 ; 3d sec. at Quito Nov. 3,
1932 ; at San Salvador Aug. 4, 1934 (canceled) ; at
Port-au-Prince Nov. 2, 1934 ; class seven July 1, 1934 ;
2d sec. at Port-au-Prince Jan. 31, 1935 ; class six Apr.
1, 193G ; to the Dept. May 22, 1936 ; class five Jan.
3, 1938 ; asst. chief, Div. of the Am. Republics, Nov. 21,
1938 ; liaison officer with War and Navy Depts. Nov. 3,
1939 ; class four Mar. 1, 1940 ; cons, and 1st sec. at
Montevideo Aug. 30, 1940 ; to the Dept. Dec. 27, 1941 ;
asst. chief, Div. of the Am. Republics. Jan. 20, 1942 ;
class three June 1, 1942 ; liaison officer, Emergency
Advisory Comm. for Political Defense, 1942-43 ; exec,
sec, Comm. on Political Planning, Nov. 2, 1942-Jan.
15, 1944; 1st sec. of emb. for duty with U. S. repre-
sentative to the Politico-Military Conimn. at Algiers
Oct. 5, 1943 ; couns. of mission at Algiers Nov. 29,
1943 ; class two July 16. 1944 ; couns. of mission at
Paris Sept. 1, 1944 ; to the Dept. Jan. 2, 1945 ; deputy
dir., Office of the For. Ser., Jan. 10, 1945 ; class one
May 16, 1945 ; dir., Office of the For. Ser., May 16,
1945 ; dir. gen. of the For. Ser. Nov. 13, 1946 ; mem.,
Bd. of the For. Ser., Nov. 13, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class one Nov. 13, 1946 ; class of career minister Nov.
25, 1946 ; married. — OFS.
Chapin, Vinton. — b. Chatenay, Seine, France, of Am.
parents, Apr. 17, 1900 ; St. Mark's Sch. ; Harvard,
A.B. 1923 ; U. S. Marine Corps 1918-19 ; with invest-
ment bankers 1923-26 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass.
and v.c. of career July 5. 1927 ; For. Ser. Sch. Sept. 29,
1927 ; v.c. at Prague Mar. 5. 1929 ; sec. of Am. del., Int.
Conf. on Safety of Life at Sea, London, 1929 ; asst. sec,
LondonNNaval Conf., 1930; class eight, cons., and cons.
at Prague May 9, 1930 ; to the Dept. Nov. 1, 1930 ; sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. May 16, 1931 ; For. Ser. officer at
Paris, temp., June 27, 1931 ; sec. of del. to Int. Tech.
Consulting Committee on Radio Communications, Copen-
hagen, 1931 ; asst. to the under sec. of state Oct. 19,
1931 ; app. asst. to the under sec. of state at $4,600 in
the Dept. of State Apr. 16, 1932 ; divisional asst. Nov.
16, 1935 ; For. Ser. officer of class six, cons., and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. May 21, 1936; to the Dept., temp.,
July 1, 1936 ; 2d sec at Prague July 7, 1930 ; at London
Aug. 25, 1938; at Dublin July 2, 1940; class five Aug.
16, 1941 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Port-au-Prince Oct. 16,
1941; class four Nov. 16, 1943; 1st sec. and cons, at
Rio de Janeiro May 3, 1944 ; protocol officer, U. S. del.,
United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ;
class three May 16, 1945 ; 1st sec. and cons, at The
Hague May 15, 1946; For. Ser. officer of class three
Nov. 13, 1946.
Chapman, John Holbrook. — b. Irvington, N.J., Dec.
15, 1891 ; Western High Sch. (D.C.) ; business sch. ;
George Washington U. 4 yrs. ; elk., Dept. of Agri.,
1909-17; U. S. Army 1917-19; sec, Commn. to Baltic
Provinces and Finland from Am. Commn. to Negotiate
Peace, 1919 ; sec. to Am. Commr. at Riga 1919-22 ;
elk. in Am. leg. at Riga 1922-24; app. For. Ser.
officer unclass. and sec in the Diplo. Ser. July 18,
1924 ; 3d sec. at London Sept. 27, 1924 ; at Brussels
May 25, 1925 ; v.c. of career and v.c. at Cologne Aug.
21, 1925; at Nagoya Jan. 12, 1931; class eight, cons.,
and cons, at Nagoya Feb. 4, 1931 ; at Tokyo Oct. 7,
1933 ; class seven Oct. 1, 1935 ; 2d sec at Bangkok
June 9, 1936-Jan. 25, 1942 ; also cons, at Bangkok June
10, 1936-Jan. 25, 1942; class six Apr. 1, 1939; to the
Dept. June 3, 1942 ; cons, at Marseille Sept. 22, 1942
(canceled) ; class five Oct. 20. 1942 ; cons, at Algiers
Nov. 13, 1942 ; to the Dept. Jan. 13, 1944 ; class four
May 16, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13,
1946 ; married. — SPD.
Chapman, Raymond E.- — b. June 10, 1910 ; app. spe-
cial asst., Div. of For. Reporting Services, Dept. of
State, CAF-12, July 8, 1946. — FR.
Chapman, William Walter, Jr.— b. Chestertown, Md., Feb. 20'
1906; Chestertown High Sch. grad.; U. of Md., B. S. 1928; Colum-
bia, M. A. 1940; business training course 1928-29, and asst. to
mgr. of cml. research div. 1930-32, in electric company; asst.
commandant in private sch. 1932-42; U. S. Army 1942-46, It.
col.; Inter-Allied Staff Conferences at Cairo, Quebec, Malta,
Yalta, and Potsdam; app. exec. asst. to the asst. sec. of state,
for admin., CAF-14, Mar. 18, 1946; married.— A-R.
Chappelear, John A. — b. Washington, D.C, Feb. 1,
1906 ; Charlotte Hall Mil. Acad. grad. ; Georgetown,
B.S. (For. Ser.) 1930; Columbus U., LL.B. 1941 ; mem.
of bar of D.C. ; chief of purchase section, U.S. Engi-
neers, 1940-41 ; U.S. Navy 1941-45, It. comdr. ; asst.
dir., Div. of Investigations, Dept. of Com., 1945-46 ;
with Reconstruction Finance Corp., War Assets Corp.,
and War Assets Admin.. 1940 ; app. investigator, CAF-
13, in the Dept. of State Nov. 6, 1946 ; married. — OFLC.
Chappelear, Nancy Barrett. — b. Orange, Va., Upper-
ville High Sch. (Va.) grad.; business sch.; sec, Civil
Works Admin., Jan.-Apr. 1934 ; elk., Treas. Dept.
1935-40 ; stenog., Advisory Commn. to the Council of
Nat. Defense. 1940-41 ; typist, Navy Dept. 1941 ; pur-
chasing elk., Office for Emergency Management, 1941 ;
purchasing officer, Coordinator of Information,
1941-42 ; asst. admin, officer, Office of War Informa-
tion, 1942-45, London and Paris 1944-45 ; transferred
to the Dept^of State as asst. to the dir., Office of Int.
Information and Cultural Affairs, CAF-9, Aug. 31,
1945 ; admin, officer, CAF-11, June 11. 1946. — OIC.
174
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Chappell, Joseph John. — b. Dudley, Ga., Mar. 5, 1907 ;
Brewton-Parker Inst. grad. ; Mercer U., LL.B. 1928 ;
mem. of bar of Ga. ; atty. 1928-36 ; mem., Ga. House
of Representatives, 1932-33 ; city solicitor, Dublin, Ga.,
1936 ; sec. to U. S. Senator 1937-41 ; app. divisional
asst. at $3,200 in the Dept. of State July 1, 1941 ; at
$3,300 Oct. 1, 1941 ; divisional asst. (legal) at $4,600
June 1, 1942; at $4,800 (P-5) Jan. 1, 1945; mar-
ried.— VD.
Chappell, Walter Franklin.— b. New York, N. Y., Oct. 2b
1898; Hill Sch. grad.; Princeton, A. B. 1921; v. pres. of real estate
and mortgage firm 1926^1; U. S. Navy 1941-45, capt., overseas
service; app. chief of int. exchange section. Special Projects Div.,
Dept. of State, P-6, Jan. 15, 1946— SPD.
Charles, Joseph Eugene. — b. Talbot, Ind., Aug. 9,
1906 ; Ambia High Sch. grad. ; D. of 111., A.B. 1928,
M.A. 1930 ; Harvard, M.A. 1934 ; instr., U. of 111.,
1930-33 ; history master, The Tome Sch., 1934-36 ;
instr. and fellow, Harvard U., 1936-41 ; political ana-
lyst, U.S. Govt., 1942-43 ; U.S. Marine Corps 1943-45.
1st It., overseas service ; mem. of Secretariat, United
Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945; app.
head of British Commonwealth section, Div. of Cul-
tural Cooperation, Dept. of State, at $6,230 (P-6)
Sept. 18, 1945 ; Area Div. I Dec. 31, 1945. — ADE.
Charnow, John J— b. Chicago, 111., Feb. 1, 1914; Tuiey High
Sch. grad.; U. of Chicago, Ph. B. 1935, M. A. 1936; research asst.,
U. of Chicago, 1935-36; mem. of Com. on Social Security, Social
Science Research Council, 1936-42; social science analyst, Social
Security Bd., 1942-45; app. divisional asst., P-5, in the Dept. of
State Oct. 26, 1945; married.— ILH.
Chartrand, Chester Eae.— b. Kay Co., Okla., July 27, 1901;
West Denver (Colo.) High Sch. grad.; U. of Denver, B. A. 1925;
U. of Chicago, M. A. 1933; supt. of high schs. and normal training
sch. in India 1927-39; headmaster, private sch., Burma, 1939-42;
supt. of schools, Mead, Colo., 1942-43; regional specialist, Office
of Strategic Services, 1943-45; U. S. Army 1943-45, maj., overseas
service; transferred to the Dept. of State as regional specialist,
CAF-13, Aug. 31, 1945; chief of branch, Area Div. Ill, P-7,
July 28. 1946; married.— ADF.
Chartrand, Stanley R.— app. admin, asst. in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Madras July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Reserve officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; public affairs
officer at Madras Nov. 13, 1946.
Chase, Augustus Sabin. — b. Waterbury, Conn., Mar.
16, 1897; St. Mark's Sch. grad.; Yale, B.A. 1920;
Cornell Law Sch., summer 1925 ; U. S. Army 1917-19 ;
2d It., O. R. C, 1924-29; teacher, Yale-in-China
Changsha, 1920-21 ; editorial work 1922 ; in brass fac-
tories 1922-24 ; app. For. Ser. officer nnclass. Sept. 11,
1925 ; v.c. of career May 20, 1926 ; language officer at
Peking June 1, 1936 ; v.c. at Berlin June 27, 1928 ; at
Breslau, temp., July 10, 1929; at Tsingtao Apr. 16,
1930 ; class eight, cons., and cons, at Tsingtao July 24,
1930 ; at Mukden Jan. 23, 1932 ; at Canton Sept. 5,
1935 ; class seven Oct. 1, 1935 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Aug. 17, 1937 ; c.'ass six Aug. 17, 1938 ; cons, at Dairen
Nov. 21, 1939-Dec. 7, 1941 ; to the Dept. June 3, 1942
(detailed to the War Dept. Sept. 28, 1942-May 21,
1943) ; class five Nov. 16, 1943; asst. chief, Div. of
Chinese Affairs, Mar. 16, 1945 ; class fouj May 16,
1945 ; cons, at Shanghai Sept. 14, 1945 : at Mukden,
temp.. Mar. 7, 1946; at Harbin Apr. 16. 1946; 1st sec.
and cons, at Nanking July 9, 1946 ; at Mukden, temp.,
Aug. 10, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Chase, Warren Montgomery. — b. Chicago, 111., Jan.
19, 1905; Emerson High Sch. grad.; Amherst, A.B.
1925; grad. work, U. of Chicago, 1925-26; U. of Paris
1926-27 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass. and v.c. of
career Jan. 29, 1929 ; assigned to the For. Ser. Sch.
Feb. 2, 1929; v.c. at Amsterdam Sept. 13, 1929; class
eight July 1, 1934; cons. Jan. 22, 1935; cons, at
Amsterdam Jan. 24, 1935 ; class seven Apr. 1, 1936 ;
at Piedras Negras May 22, 1936 (canceled) ; at Ham-
burg Mar. 4, 1937 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Aug. 17,
1937 ; class six May 1, 1938 ; 2d sec. at Bern Oct. 16,
1939 ; class five June 1, 1942 ; class four July 16, 1944 ;
class three Aug. 13, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer, staff of
U. S. political adviser on German affairs, Berlin, Nov.
2, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Chase, Wilbur Portens. — b. Washington, D. C, Sept.
27, 1919; high sch. (Baltimore City Coll.) grad.;
George Washington, A.B. 1942 ; engineering draftsman,
Navy Dept., 1941-42 ; economist, War Shipping
Admin., July-Sept. 1942 ; U.S. Coast Guard 1942-45 ;
app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the
Dept. Apr. 14, 1945 ; v.c. at Basra May 11, 1945 ; For.
Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. June 21, 1946 ; v.c. at Basra July 15, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Chastka, Harold Anthony. — b. Tyndall, S. Dak., Sept.
20, 1909 ; Tyndall High Sch. grad. ; Creighton U., Ph.B.
1930; Georgetown, M.S. (For. Ser.) 1934, Law Sch.
1935-36; head elk., Nat. Recovery Admin., 1933-36;
statistical analyst, Nat. Emergency Council, 1936-38 ;
principal personnel asst., Nat. Archives, 1938—41 ;
chief of classification section, Office of Govt. Reports
1941-42, Office of War Information 1942-43 ; U. S.
Army 1943-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as
position analyst, CAF-12, Aug. 31, 1945 ; asst. chief
of position analysis section, Div. of For. Ser. Personnel,
June 16, 1946 ; married. — FP.
Cheever, Daniel Sargent. — b. Boston, Mass., Feb. 19, 1916;
Milton Acad, grad.; Harvard, A. B. 1939, grad. work 1939-;
George Washington 1945-; teacher 1939- 42; U. S. Army 1942-45,
It., overseas service; special asst. to sec. gen., United Nations
Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945; app. asst. on int. security
affairs, P-4, in the Dept. of State Dec. 19, 1945; married. — IS.
Cherp, Philip Florian. — b. Ivanhoe, Minn., May 5,
1908; Ivanhoe High Sch. grad.; Georgetown, B.S. (For.
Ser.) 1933; Govt. Printing Office 1927-28; app. elk. at
$1,440 in the Dept. of State Aug. 22. 1928; at $1,620
Oct. 1, 1929; at $1,680 July 1, 1930; at $1,800 Feb.
24, 1932 ; elk., Int. Monetary and Econ. Conf., London,
1933 ; v.c. at Moscow Feb. 12, 1934 ; elk. at Shanghai
Feb. 12, 1938; v.c. at Shanghai Mar. 14, 1938; at
Nanking, temp., Sept. 22, 1938; at Shanghai Aug. 27,
1940-Dec. 7, 1941 ; v.c. at Kunming July 20, 1942 ; at
Chungking May 1, 1944 ; admin, asst. at $2,900 in the
Dept. of State Sept. 8, 1944 ; divisional asst. at $3,800
(P-4) Jan. 22, 1945 ; at $4,300 July 1, 1945. — FC.
Chestem, Abner Kenneth. — b. Decatur, Nebr., May
13, 1892; U. of Nebr. 1910-15; Nebr. State Bd. of
Control 1915-17 ; U.S. Army 1917-19 ; farmer 1919-
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175
35 ; dim., Co. Corn-Hog Assn., 1934-35 ; with Dept.
of Asri. 1935—44 ; app. agri. adviser in the For. Ser.
Auxiliary and assigned near the Govt, of Norway estab-
lished in England Nov. 30, 1944 ; at Stockholm Feb. 5,
1945 ; at Oslo July 1, 1940 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Child, Charles J. — b. Montclair, N.J., Jan. 15, 1902 ;
Wilbraham Acad. grad. ; Boston U. 1921-22 ; Harvard
1922-24 : artist 1924-42 : asst. to dir., Nat. Planning
Assn., 1942—13; app. divisional asst. at $4,600 (P-5)
in the Dept. of State, Oct. 5, 1943 ; adviser on art and
music, Div. of Cultural Cooperation Dec. 20, 1944, Div.
of Int. Exchange of Persons, Jan. 1, 1946 ; special
asst. to cultural activities officer, United Nations Conf.
on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; P-6 Oct. 23, 1945 ;
adviser on arts and humanities June 2, 1946 ; mar-
ried.— IEP.
Child, Elizabeth. — b. Salt Lake City, Utah, Apr. 23,
1914 ; high-sch. grad. ; business sch. ; U. of Utah, A.B.
1934 ; George Washington U. 1937-39 ; statistical elk.
1935-42, economist 1942-45, Dept. of Labor ; app.
econ. analyst in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned
at Ottawa Aug. 30, 1945 ; also admin, asst. at Ottawa
July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov.
13. 1946 ; econ. analyst at Ottawa Nov. 13, 1946.
Child, Sargent B. — app. librarian in the For. Ser. and
assigned at London Nov. 12, 1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve
officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946.
Childs, Archie William. — b. Wellsboro, Pa., Jan. 15,
1898 ; high-sch. grad. ; American U. 1928 ; Southeastern
U. 1929 ; elk. 1917-18, in Bu. of War Risk Insur. 1918-
19 ; app. v.c. at Porto Alegre June 12, 1919 ; at Sao
Paulo May 27, 1920 ; at St. Michael Sept. 27, 1922 ; at
Horta Apr. 15, 1924 ; at St. Michael June 3, 1924 ;
resigned July 21, 1925 ; field representative in Latin
Amer. for motor company 1925-26 ; traffic and credit
mgr. for motor company 1926-28 ; asst. chief 1928-29,
act. chief 1929-30, and chief 1930-35 of Automotive-
Aeronautics Trade Div.. Bu. of For. and Dom. Com. :
app. asst. cml. att. at Rio de Janeiro May 28, 1935 ;
For. Ser. officer of class five July 1, 1939 ; cons, and
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; class four July 16,
1943 ; to the Dept. Apr. 21, 1945 ; class three May 16,
1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ;
adviser to chief, Div. of For. Reporting Services, 'Nov.
13, 1946 ; married. — FR.
Childs, James Rives. — b. Lynchburg, Va., Feb. 6,
1S93 • Lynchburg High Sch. grad. ; Randolph-Macon
Coll., A.B. 1912; Harvard. A.M. 1915; principal of
high sch. 1912-13 ; Am. Ambulance Ser. in France
1915; private tutor 1915-16; asst. master, Lawrence-
ville Scb., 1916-17 ; U. S. Army 1917-19, 1st It, over-
seas service ; Army War Coll. 1917 ; detailed to Am.
Coinmn. to Negotiate Peace, Paris, 1919, to Am. Relief
Admin, in Serbia and Greece Apr. 1919 ; newspaper
corr. 1919-21 ; asst. and dist. supervisor, Am. Relief
Admin, in Russia, 1921-23 ; app. cons, of class seven
Oct. 6, 1923; detailed to Jerusalem Nov. 20, 1923;
For. Ser. officer of class eight July 1, 1924 ; cons, at
Bucharest May 4, 1925 ; class seven May 23, 1929 ;
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Feb. 17, 1930 ; cons, and 2d
sec. at Cairo Oct. 1, 1930; relieved of duties as cons.
at Cairo Jan. 3. 1931 ; class six July 1, 1931 ; 2d sec.
at Teheran Aug. 26, 1933 ; at Cairo Sept. 4, 1935 ; class
five Oct. 1, 1935; to the Dept. Feb. 26, 1937; class
four Nov. 16, 1939 ; cons, and 1st sec. at Tangier Dec.
23, 1940 ; Am. mem., Int. Cominn. for the Maintenance
of the Cape Spartel Lighthouse, 1941- : class three Feb.
1, 1942 ; couns. of leg. at Tangier in addition to duties
as cons. Mar. 30, 1944 ; cons. gen. Apr. 25, 1944 ; cons,
gen. at Tangier in addition to duties as couns. of leg.
May 8, 1944 ; class two July 16, 1944 ; to the Dept.
May 22, 1945 ; U. S. representative, conversations re-
garding Int. Zone of Tangier, Paris, 1945 ; class one
Dec. 17, 1945 ; E.E. and M.P. to Saudi Arabia Apr. 27,
1946 ; also E.E. and M.P. to Yemen Aug. 22, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class of career minister Nov. 14,
1946 ; married.
Childs, Prescott. — b. Holyoke, Mass., Dec. 2, 1898 ;
Hotchkiss Sch. ; Yale, B.A. 1922 ; U. S. Army 1918-19,
overseas service ; reconstruction work in France, sum-
mer 1920 ; instr. In elementary sch. 1922-23 ; archeo-
logical expeditions in the Near East 1923-24 ; app.
For. Ser. officer unclass. and v.c. of career Oct. 16,
1924 ; v.c. at Canton Nov. 8, 1924 ; at Lisbon Oct. 26,
1927 ; at Funchal, temp., Apr. 21, 1928 ; at Lisbon July
5. 1928; at St. Michael's Dec. 10, 1928; at Monte-
video Sept. 25, 1929 ; at Riviere du Loup, temp., Nov.
2, 1929 ; class eight, cons., and cons, at Montevideo
May 9, 1930; at Nice May 22, 1931; also at Monaco
Sept. 18, 1931 ; at Berlin June 20, 1934 ; class seven July
1, 1934 ; class six Apr. 1, 1936 ; cons, at Barbados June
23, 1936 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 1, 1937 ; cons, and
2d sec. at Rio de Janeiro July 1, 1940; class five Aug.
16, 1941 ; at Fortaleza, temp., Feb. 6, 1943 ; at Rio de
Janeiro Apr. 5, 1943 ; 2d. sec. and cons, at Wellington
Aug. 26, 1943 ; class four Nov. 16, 1943 ; 1st sec. at
Wellington in addition to duties as cons. Apr. 29, 1944 ;
class three May 16, 1945 ; cons. gen. Mar. 16, 1946 ;
cons. gen. and 1st sec. at Habana Apr. 11, 1946 ; For.
Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Chipman, Norris Bowie. — b. Washington, D.C., June
28, 1901 ; Dartmouth, A.B. 1927 ; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass. and v.c. of career Oct. 24, 1928 ; assigned
to the For. Ser. Sch. Nov. 5, 1928 ; v.c. at Tallinn July
10, 1929 (canceled) ; at Riga Oct. 7, 1929 ; language
officer in the consulate gen. at Paris July 30, 1930 ;
also v.c. at Paris May 1, 1931 ; sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. June 19, 1933; For. Ser. officer to the leg. at
Riga June 21, 1933; 3d sec. at Riga July 15, 1933;
to the Dept. Mar. 7, 1934; class eight July 1, 1934;
cons. Jan. 22, 1935 ; 3d sec. at Moscow July 30, 1936 ;
also cons, at Moscow Apr. 21, 1938 ; class seven Mar.
1, 1939 ; 2d sec. at Moscow in addition to duties as
cons. Mar. 30, 1939 ; cons, at Cairo Aug. 23, 1939 ;
also 2d sec. at Cairo May 22, 1940 ; cons, at Kingston,
temp., June 21, 1940 ; cons, and 2d sec. at Cairo Oct. 1,
1940 ; to the Dept. July 20, 1942 ; adviser to U. S.
mem., 2d sess. of the Council, United Nations Relief
and Rehabilitation Admin., Montreal, 1944 ; sec. and
cons, at Paris Sept. 13, 1944 ; 2d sec. at Paris in addi-
tion to duties as cons. May 10, 1945 ; class five May
16, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 :
married.
Christea, James. — b. Danes, Rumania, Mar. 1, 1S90 ;
naturalized 1914 ; high sch. ; business sch. ; with steel
company 1907-8 ; U.S. Army 1908-20 ; app. elk. in Am.
leg. at Bucharest July 15, 1920 ; at Madrid Mar. 9,
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1942 ; admin, asst. at Madrid Feb. 10, 1946 ; at Tehran
Apr. 15, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov.
13, 1946.
Christensen, Keld. — b. Cedar Falls, Iowa, Apr. 13,
1917 ; Iowa State Teachers Coll. 1936-37 ; U. of Minn.
1937—40 ; app. elk. in For. Ser. and assigned to the
Dept. Jan. 16, 1941 : in Am. leg. at Reykjavik Mar. 9,
1941 ; v.c. at Reykjavik Oct. 13, 1942 ; elk. at Ankara
Feb. 17, 1943 ; v.c. at Iskenderun Nov. 10, 1943 ;
at Oran, temp., July 5, 1945 ; at Halifax Oct. 17, 1945 ;
For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Apr. 27, 1946 ; v.c. at Halifax June 3, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Christensen, William Harold. — b. Wilmot, S.D., Aug.
26, 1909; Earl Grey (Winnipeg, Canada) High Sch.
grad. ; U. of Manitoba 1935-37 ; Winnipeg Grain Ex-
change course of lectures 1935; cml. employment 1925;
app. elk. in Am. consulate gen. at Winnipeg Mar. 18,
1926 ; v.c. at Barbados June 1, 1940 ; at Toronto Aug.
25, 1943; at Sarnia, temp., Nov. 1, 1943; at Toronto
Nov. 16, 1943 ; at Antigua Dec. 6, 1943 ; also at Curacao
and Martinique Mar. 10, 1944 ; relieved of duties at
Antigua and Curagao Feb. 7, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer
unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Mar.
14, 1945, qualified Mar. 26, 1945 ; v.c. at Martinique
Mar. 26, 1945 ; cons. Oct. 16, 1945 ; cons, at Mar-
tinique Nov. 14, 1945 : class eight Dec. 17, 1945 ; cons,
at Marseille Oct. 29, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class five
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Christenson, Ethel Grace. — b. Winamac, Ind. ; Short-
ridge High Sch. (Indianapolis) ; business sch. ; George
Washington U. ; elk., Govt. Printing Office, 1908-11 ;
app. elk. at $900 in the Dept. of State Feb. 28, 1911 ;
at $1,000 Jan. 21, 1913; at $1,200 Aug. 5, 1914; at
$1,400 July 1, 1916; at $1,600 Jan. 1, 1920; at $1,800
Feb. 1, 1924 ; at $2,100 July 1, 1924 ; detailed as elk.,
Int. Narcotics Conf., Geneva, 1924, and as asst. to sec,
Am. del.. Special Conf. on Chinese Customs Tariff,
Peking. 1925-26 ; at $2,200 July 1, 1928 ; at $2,300 July
1, 1928; at $2,400 July 1, 1930; at $2,500 July 3,
1930 ; at $2,600 Aug. 1. 1936 ; divisional asst. at
$3,200 May 16, 1939 ; at $3,300 Oct. 1, 1941 ; at $3,400
Apr. 1, 1943 ; at $3,800 (P-4) Aug. 16, 1944. — FE.
Christian!, Courtland Emil. — b. Indianapolis, Ind.,
May 6, 1891; Business High Sch. (D. C.) grad.; lan-
guage study under private tutors ; stenog. 1914-17, In
War Dept. 1917 ; asst. elk., House Rules Committee,
and sec. to mem. of Cong. 1918 ; app. elk. in Am. con-
sulate gen. at Mexico City Oct. 1918 ; v.c. at Barcelona
Oct. 1, 1919 ; at Cardiff Aug. 31, 1921 ; at Sheffield
Feb. 29, 1928 ; at Ghent May 16, 1929 ; at Izmir Aug.
20, 1932; at Curagao July 17, 1933; at Trinidad,
temp., Nov. 16, 1934 ; at Curagao Jan. 31, 1935 ; at
Newcastlp-on-Tyne July 31, 1936; at Glasgow, temp.,
Jan. 15, 1938; at Newcastle-on-Tyne June 25, 1938; at
Surabaya May 15, 1939 ; at Adelaide Mar. 10, 1942 ; at
Perth Mar. 18, 1943 ; at Adelaide, temp., Apr. 1, 1944 ;
at Perth June 29, 1944 ; at Melbourne, temp., July 6,
1944; at Port-of-Spain Dec. 6, 1944; at Melbourne,
temp.. Mar. 26, 1945 ; at Port-of-Spain July 1, 1946 :
For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946.
Christie, Raleigh W. — b. Albany, N.Y., Oct. 21. 1900 ;
app. special asst. to asst. chief for publication, Div. of
Research and Publications, Dept. of State. CAP-12,
June 21, 1946 ; chief of operations branch, Div. of
Publications, Sept. 16, 1946 ; married. — PB.
Christopherson, Carl E. — b. Dps Moines, Iowa, Aug.
19, 1897 ; East Des Moines High Sch. grad. ; Drake U.
1923-24; George Washington U. 1926-27, 1928-29;
newspaper work 1916-18; hydrographic suiveying
and chart construction, Coast and Geodetic Survey,
1918-24; asst. chief 1924-26 and act. chief 1927-28,
drafting div. of Coast and Geodetic Survey, Manila ;
also tech. adviser to Philippine Govt. 1927-28 ;
cml. agt., Chicago dist. office, Bu. of For. and
Dom. Com., 1928-30 ; app. asst. trade cominr. at
Mukden July 16, 1930 ; at Sydney July 1. 1933 ; trade
cominr. at Calcutta Sept. 20, 1933 ; at Shanghai Feb.
16, 1935; at Manila Apr-June 1935; to Bu. of For.
and Dom. Com. Sept. 7, 1937 ; For. Ser. officer of
class seven July 1, 1939 ; to the Dept. Aug. 17, 1939 ;
cons, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ;
cons, at Calcutta Apr. 21, 1941 : 2d. sec. and cons, at
Wellington Aug. 28, 1943 ; class six May 16. 1945 ;
cons, at Batavia Apr. 8, 1946 (canceled) ; class five
May 19, 1946 ; to the Dept. May 20, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Chuck, Fong. — b. Honolulu, Hawaii, Jan. 16, 1898;
Stanford, B.A. 1921 ; U. of Calif., M.A. 1922 ; book-
keeper and accountant for railroad company ; teacher
in China ; app. interpreter in Am. consulate gen. at
Canton July 1, 1927 ; at Hongkong Jan. 1, 1938 ; at
Canton May 14, 1940-Dec. 7, 1941 ; assigned to the
Dept. June 3, 1942 ; elk. at $2,000 in the Dept. of State
Nov. 3, 1942 ; divisional asst. Jan. 1, 1944 ; v.c. at
Kunming Feb. 10, 1944 ; at Chungking Aug. 25, 1945 ;
at Canton Feb. 4, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
eleven Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Churchill, Rogers Piatt. — b. Horseheads, N.Y., Sept.
14, 1902 ; Elmira Free Acad. grad. ; Cornell, A. B.
1924, A. M. 1926 ; U. of Berlin 1928-29 ; U. of Chicago,
Ph. D. 1934 ; Harvard U. 1934 ; editorial asst. 1929-
30, 1937, research assoc. 1934-37, U. of Chicago ; asst.
prof., Vanderbilt U. 1930-32, Allegheny Coll. 1937-38;
instr., Brooklyn Coll., 1939-42 ; historical analyst,
Office of Strategic Services, 1943-45 ; transferred to
the Dept. of State as research analyst, P-4, Oct. 1,
1945 ; research asst. Nov. 3, 1946 ; married. — RE.
Chylinski, Thaddeus Henry. — b. Wilmington, Del.,
Oct. 14, 1898 ; high-sch. grad. ; Pa. State Coll. 1917 ;
employed by mfg. firm ; Polish Army 3 yrs. ; elk. in Am.
consulate gen. at Warsaw 1920-25 ; real-estate business
1925-27 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate gen. at Warsaw
Sept. 5, 1927; v.c. at Warsaw Oct 1, 1936; elk. in
Am. emb. at Berlin July 15, 1941 ; to the Dept., temp.,
Aug. 14, 1941 ; v.c. at Ottawa Feb. 3, 1942 ; at Lisbon
Oct. 30, 1944 ; at Paris, temp., July 3. 1945 ; at War-
saw Aug. 11, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Cissel, T. Ross, Jr. — b. Colesville, Md., July 13, 1910 ;
Fairland High Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A.B. 1931, LL.B.
1934 ; mem. of bar of N.Y. ; atty. 1934-42 ; app. asst.
chief, Div. of Defense Materials, Dept. of State, at
$6,500, Feb. 17, 1942 ; chief, War Commodities Div.,
Aug. 27, 1943; divisional asst. Dec. 16, 1943; resigned
Feb. 5, 1944 to enter the armed services.
BIOGRAPHIES
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Cizauskas, Albert Charles. — b. In N.Y., Mar. 1, 1920 ;
Bishop Loughlin High Sch. grad. ; Manhattan Coll.,
B.A. 1942 ; U. of Notre Dame, M.A. 1945 ; grad. asst.
U. of Notre Dame, Sept.-Dec. 1942 ; instr. in high sch.
1944 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned
to the Dept. Jan. 5, 1945 ; v.c. at Karachi May 5, 1945 ;
at Batavia Feb. 20, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Claffey, John F.— b. Waterbury, Conn., Nov. 12, 1881 ;
attended business sch. ; private tutors ; "Villanova Coll.,
B.S. ; Conn. Nat. Guards 1900-1903; timekeeper 1898-
1914 ; app. v. and dep. cons, at Dublin June 25, 1914 ;
v.c. at Dublin by act approved Feb. 5, 1915 ; at London
Jan. 27, 1921 ; at Leeds, temp., Sept. 1, 1922 ; at
London Dec. 22, 1922 ; at Hull Aug. 1, 1927 (canceled) ;
at Bristol Oct. 17, 1933; at Bradford, temp., Oct. 15,
1935; at Bristol Feb. 6, 1936; at Cardiff, temp., July
24, 1936; at Bristol Sept. 2, 1936; at Cardiff, temp.,
July 23, 1937; at Bristol Sept. 6, 1937; at Cardiff,
temp., May 6, 1938; at Bristol Aug. 29, 1938; at
London Aug. 24, 1939 : at Cardiff, temp., June 30, 1941 ;
at London Oct. 20, 1941 ; also att. at London Jan. 27,
1944 ; v.c. at Bristol temp., May 26, 1945 ; v.c. and att.
at Cardiff, temp., Aug. 15, 1946 ; v.c. at Edinburgh
Sept. 4, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class nine Nov.
13, 1946 ; married.
Claffey, Thomas H. — b. Trenton, N. J., Sept. 10,
1891; Georgetown, LL.B. 1917; Sorbonne; U.S.N.R.F.
1917-19, ensign ; secretary 1919-21 ; with Reparation
Commn., Paris, 1924-30; special representative, Colo-
nial Exposition, Paris, 1931 ; asst. commr., Paris Ex-
position, 1937; app. divisional asst. at $4,600 (P-5)
in the Dept. of State, Aug. 14, 1943 ; interpreter-trans-
lator, 1st sess. of the Council, United Nations Relief
and Rehabilitation Admin., Atlantic City, N. J., 1943 ;
married. — FA.
Clagett, John Henry. — b. Bowling Green, Ky., Apr. 6,
1916 ; Western Ky. State Teachers Coll. High Sch.
grad. ; Western Ky. State Teachers Coll. 1933-36 ;
U.S.N.A. grad. 1940 ; U. S. Navy 1936-46, It. comdr.,
overseas service ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. June 21, 1946 ; to the
Dept. Oct. 1, 1946 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Oslo Sept. 30,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Clark, David McMahon. — b. Philadelphia, Pa., May
31, 1908 ; St. Joseph's Prep. Sch. grad. ; Georgetown,
A.B. 1929, M.S. (For. Ser.) 1933; Sorbonne, British
Institute, and Alliance Franchise, Paris, cert. 1930 ;
secretary and salesman 1933 ; asst. prof., trade-
agreements seminar, Georgetown Sch. of For. Ser.,
1935-36; entered Bu. of For. and Dom. Com. July 2,
1934 ; app. asst. trade commr. at Callao-Lima Feb. 1,
1937 ; For. Ser. officer unclass. July 1, 1939 ; v.c. of
career and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; v.c. at
Callao-Lima Dec. 29, 1939 ; also 3d sec. at Lima Apr. 26,
1941 ; class eight Feb. 1, 1942 ; to the Dept. July 28,
1942 ; class seven Nov. 16, 1943 ; 3d sec. at Managua
Dec. 31, 1943 ; 2d sec. at Buenos Aires May 2, 1944 ;
class six May 16, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class four
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Clark, Du Wayne Gerald. — b. Charles City, Iowa, Feb.
27, 1903; Santa Ana (Calif.) High Sch. grad.; Stan-
ford, A.B. 1925 ; Georgetown Sch. of For. Ser. 1925-26 ;
George Washington U. 1926-27 ; entered Bu. of For.
and Dom. Com. Sept. 1, 1927 ; asst. trade commr,
at Johannesburg Aug. 1, 1929 ; to Philadelphia dist.
office Nov. 20, 1933 ; asst. trade commr. at Buenos
Aires Aug. 27, 1934 ; trade commr. at Buenos Aires
Dec. 16, 1935 ; asst. cml. att. at Buenos Aires Aug.
10, 1936 ; to Bu. of For. and Dom. Com. Jan. 1, 1938 ;
trade commr. at Paris May 16, 1938 ; asst. cml. att. at
Madrid (San Sebastian) June 7, 1939; For. Ser. officer
of class six July 1, 1939 ; asst. cml. att. at Madrid Sept.
9, 1939 ; cons, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16. 1939 ;
cml» att. at Asuncion Jan. 8, 1942 ; class five Oct. 20,
1942 ; cons, at Sao Paulo May 2, 1944 ; cml. att. at
Rio de Janeiro Apr. 21, 1945 ; class four May 16, 1945 ;
For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Clark, Edward Wemple. — b. New York, N.Y., Oct. 9,
1917 ; The Peddie Inst. grad. ; Princeton, A.B. 1939 ;
Cornell Law Sch. 1940-41 ; asst., planning dept. of
textile mill, 1939-^0 ; app. asst. communications officer
in the Dept. of State Dec. 15, 1942 ; at Habana Apr. 26,
1943 ; communications officer at Madrid Feb. 1, 1944 ;
furlough for mil. ser. Apr. 9, 1945-Aug. 31, 1946 ; For.
Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Feb. 27, 1946 ; to the Dept. Mar. 8, 1946 ; 3d sec.
and v.c. at Panama June 26, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Clark, Harlan Bendell. — b. Brookfleld, Ohio, Jan. 5,
1913 ; Brookfleld Township High Sch. grad. ; Mich. State
Coll., A.B. 1935 ; Fletcher Sch. of Law and Diplomacy,
A.M. 1936 ; salesman and business mgr. 1935-37 ;
app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. July 2, 1937; v.c. at Ziirich July
8, 1937 ; For. Ser. Sch. Oct. 24, 1938 ; v.c. at Birming-
ham Apr. 19, 1939 ; v.c. and 3d sec. at Bangkok Nov. 22,
1939-Jan. 25, 1942; v.c. at Capetown July 20, 1942;
class eight Oct. 20, 1942 ; 3d sec. at Pretoria Aug. 31,
1943 ; cons. June 24, 1944 ; cons, at Aden July 12, 1944 ;
class seven July 16, 1944 ; class six Aug. 13, 1945 ; 2d
sec. and cons, at Jidda Apr. 29, 1946 ; class five May
19, 1946 ; mem. and admin, officer, Special Diplo. Mis-
sion to the Yemen, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four
Nov. 13, 1946.
Clark, Lew Burckes. — b. Lynn, Mass., Jan. 5, 1891 ;
Lynn Eng. High Sch. grad. ; elk. to cml. att. in Lima
1915-16 ; special agt. in Argentina 1916, 1918-20 and
elk. to cml. att. at Buenos Aires 1917 ; with int. travel
and banking agency 1920-24 ; trade commr. in Uruguay
1924-27; chief, Regional Information Div. (Div. of
Am. Republics), Dept. of Com., 1939-41 ; app. sr. econ.
analyst at Mexico City Aug. 9, 1941 ; cml. att. at
Mexico City June 1, 1945 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of
class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Clark, Lewis. — b. Montgomery, Ala., Nov. 16, 1895 ;
Marion Inst., Marion, Ala., B.S. 1914; U. of Va.
1914-16 ; surveyor for sugar plantation in Cuba 1917 ;
U.S. Navy 1917-19 ; elk. and mgr. for cotton mer-
chants 1919-22 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass. Sept. 11,
1925 ; v.c. of career May 20, 1926 ; language officer at
Peking June 1, 1926 ; v.c. at Kalgan, temp., Dec. 2,
1926 ; language officer at Peking Oct. 1, 1927 ; detailed
to the leg. at Peking Oct. 1, 1928 ; v.c. at Tsinan,
temp., May 11, 1929; at Hankow Mar. 6, 1930; class
eight, cons., and cons, at Hankow May 9, 1930 ;
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For. Ser. officer to the Am. leg. at Peiping July 5,
1932 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 16, 1932 ; 3d sec. at
Peiping July 21, 1932 ; class seven July 1, 1934 ; 2d
Bee. at Peiping Jai,. 31, 1935; at Paris Apr. 26, 1935;
class six June 1, 1937; to the Dept. July 24, 1937;
class five Aug. 1, 1940 ; 2d Bee. and cons, at Ottawa
Apr. 29, 1941 ; class four Oct. 20, 1942 ; 1st sec. at
Ottawa in addition to duties as cons. Feb. 19. 1943
cons. gen. Dec. 7, 1944 : cons. gen. at Ottawa Dec. 29
1944 ; also couns. of emb. at Ottawa Jan. 20, 1945
class two May 16, 1945 ; couns. of emb. at London Auf
26, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class two Nov. 13, 1946
married.
Clark, Robert A., Jr. — b. Newark, N.J., Aug. 20, 1920 ;
Mt. Hermon Prep. Sch. grad. ; Davidson Coll., B.A.
1942 ; elk. in Y.M.C.A. hotel 1942-43 ; U.S. Army
1943 ; dispatcher for airlines company 1943-44 ; app.
diplo. courier in the Am. leg. at Cairo Apr. 26, 1944 ;
at Matamoros May 11, 1944 ; to the Dept. June 16,
1944 ; courier and asst. communications officer Aug.
12, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Clark, Sidney Wilson. — b. Cleveland, Ohio, Jan. 8,
1919; Stanford, B.A. 1941; app. elk. in Am. emb. at
Santiago Sept. 29, 1941 ; v.c. at Valparaiso July 8,
1943 ; at Barranquilla Oct. 2, 1943 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class eleven Nov. 13, 1946.
Clarke, James Franklin. — b. Monastir, Turkey, of Am.
parents, June 5, 1906; Roxbury Latin Sch. (Boston)
grad. ; Stramongate Sch., Westmoorland, England ; Am-
herst, A.B. 1928; Harvard, M.A. 1929, PH.D. 1938;
traveling fellow in Europe 1931-33 ; instr. in hist,
and govt., Cambridge Jr. Coll., 1935-39 ; prof, of hist..
Coll. of Idaho, 1939-41 ; assoc. analyst, Library of
Cong.. 1941-43 ; research analyst, Office of Strategic
Services, 1943 ; sr. regional specialist in U. S. and
Europe, Office of War Information, 1943-45 ; trans-
ferred to the Dept. of State as regional specialist, CAF-
14, Aug. 31, 1945 ; dist. sec, U.S. Mission to Observe
Elections in Greece, 1946 ; research analyst, P-6, Sept.
22, 1946 ; married. — DRE.
Clarke, Philip J. — b. St. Paul, Minn., Mar. 9, 1911 ;
Cretin High Sch. grad. : with drug company 1927-30 ;
with Census Bu. 1930-34, 1935-37, 1937-38, 1939-42 ;
with wine company 1934 ; with St. Paul water dept.
1934-35 ; U.S. Army 1937 ; with Social Security Bd.
1938-39 ; with Office of Lend-Lease Admin, and For.
Econ. Admin. 1942-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of
State as asst. chief of section, CAF-11, Oct. 20, 1945 ;
asst. chief of U.S.S.R. Div., Office of For. Liquidation,
CAF-12, Nov. 3, 1946 ; married. — OFLC.
Clarke, Wallace. — b. San Diego, Calif., Nov. 1, 1912;
San Diego High Sch. grad. ; Balboa Grad. U. 1944-46 ;
mechanic's helper in mfg. firms 1930-33 ; janitor 1934-
40 ; app. v.c. and admin, asst. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned at Berlin Jan. 17, 1940 ; at Munich Feb.
13, 1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class six Nov.
13, 1946 ; v.c. at Munich Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Clattenburg, Albert Edwin, Jr. — b. Philadelphia, Pa.,
Sept. 16. 1906; Chestnut Hill Acad, grad.; U. of Pa..
A.B. 1928 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass. and v.c. of ca-
reer Mar. 26, 1929 ; assigned to the For. Ser. Sch.
July 1, 1929; v.c. at Athens Sept. 13. 1929; at Patras.
temp., Mar. 16, 1931 ; at Athens May 16, 1931 ;
at Batavia July 20, 1935 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Apr. 25, 1936 ; class eight June 1, 1937 ; cons, and
cons, at Batavia June 17, 1937 ; at Hamburg Feb.
24, 1939 (canceled) ; class seven Apr. 1, 1939 ; to the
Dept. Oct. 12, 1939 ; act. asst. chief. Special Div., Oct.
31, 1941 ; asst. chief Mar. 28, 1942 ; class six June 1,
1942 ; asst. chief, Special War Problems Div., Jan. 15,
1944; at $6,500 (P-7) in the Dept. of State Jan. 17,
1944 ; asst. chief. Special Projects Div., Oct. 3, 1945 ;
chief, P-S, July 28, 1946 ; dept. representative on Inter-
departmental Shipping Comm., 1946- ; married. — SPD.
Clausen, Clarence Arthur. — b. Twin Valley, Minn., May 30,
1896; Camrose Coll. grad. (Canada); St. Olaf Coll., A. B. 1923;
U. of HI., Ph. D. 1932; summer sess., U. of Minn. 1926, U. of Chi-
cago 1933; U. of Oslo 1923-24; teacher, St. Olaf Coll. 1924-28,
1931-33, U. of HI. 1929-31, Wittenberg Coll. 1933-43, U. of Wis.
1942-44; with Office of Strategic Services 1944-45; transferred to
the Dept. of State as regional specialist, CAF-12, Aug. 31, 1945;
P-5, July 14, 1946; act. chief of northern European branch, Area
Div. I, Nov. 17, 1946; married.— ADE.
Claxton, Philander Priestley, Jr. — b. Washington,
D.C., Dec. 11, 1914 ; Knoxville (Tenn.) High Sch. grad. ;
U. of Tenn., A.B. 1934 ; Princeton, M.A. 1935 ; Yale,
LL.B. 1938 ; mem. of bar of Tenn. ; special atty., Dept.
of Justice 1938-39 ; asst. atty., atty., and sr. atty.,
Tenn. Valley Authority 1939-43 ; U.S. Navy 1943-46,
It. comdr., overseas service ; app. asst. to the asst. sec.
of state for occupied areas, P-8, Sept. 24, 1946 ;
U.S. representative, 1st U.S. -United Kingdom Meet-
ing on Bizonal Arrangements for Germany, Washing-
ton, 1946 ; married. — A-H.
Clay, Wiley Theodore. — b. Caldwell Co., N.C. ; N.C.
State. Coll., B.E. 1906, M.E. 1909; instr. N.C.
State Coll. 1906-12 ; supt. of bldg. 1912-14 ; construc-
tion work 1915-26 ; construction supt. public utilities
and public works, Porto Alegre, Brazil, 1926-30 ; gen.
mgr. and admin, public utilities, Sao Luiz, 1931-40;
app. cons. agt. at Sao Lulz, July 1, 1940 ; married.
Clayton, William L. — b. near Tupelo, Miss., Feb. 7,
1880 ; deputy elk. and master, Chancery Court, Jack-
son, Tenn., 1893-95 ; court reporter ; secretary 1895-
96 ; sec. to v. pres. and gen. mgr., invoice elk., asst.
treasurer, treasurer, and asst. gen. mgr. for cotton
company 1896-1904 ; partner in cotton company
1904-18 ; mem., Comm. on Cotton Distribution, War
Industries Bd., 1918 ; chm. of bd. of cotton company
1918-40 ; adviser, Office of Coordinator of Inter-Am.
Affairs, Aug.-Oct. 1940 ; deputy Fed. loan administra-
tor 1940-42 ; asst. sec. of com. 1942-44 ; surplus war-
property administrator Feb. -Dec. 1944 ; U.S. del.,
United Nations Conf. on Food and Agri., Hot Springs,
Va., 1943 ; app. asst. sec. of state Dec. 20, 1944 ; mem.,
Secretary's Staff Comm., Dec. 20, 1944 ; adviser, U.S.
del., Inter-Am. Conf. on Problems of War -and Peace,
Mexico City, 1945 ; U.S. mem. of the Council, United
Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Admin., 1945-^- ;
chm. of Exec. Comm. on Econ. Foreign Policy Jan. 25,
1945 : adviser to U.S. del., Berlin Conf., 1945 : mem.,
Bd. of For. Ser. Personnel, 1945- : deputy U.S. mem.,
1st sess. of Conf., United Nations Food and Agri. Org.,
Quebec, 1945 ; mem. of U.S. group. Discussions on
Anglo-Am. Financial and Trade Negotiations, Wash-
ington. 1945 ; alt. U.S. governor of Fund and Bank
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179
Inaugural Meeting, Int. Monetary Fund and Int. Bank
for Reconstruction and Development, Savannah, Ga.,
1946 ; mem. of subcomm. to consider econ. questions,
Paris Peace Conf., 1946 ; under sec. of state for econ.
affairs Aug. 17, 1946 ; chm., Air Coordinating Comm.,
1946- ; married. — UE.
Cleaver, Edward Brewster. — b. Joplin, Mo., Dec. 28,
1914 ; Joplin High Sch., grad. ; Coe Coll.', B.A. 1939 ;
sec, Y.M.C.A., 1937-41; U.S. Army 1941-46, capt.,
overseas service ; app. v.c. and admin, asst. at Reykja-
vik May 10, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Reykjavik Nov. 13, 1946 ; mar-
ried.
Cleveland, Harold Van Buren.— b. Cincinnati, Ohio, May 12,
1916; Phillips Acad, grad.; Harvard, A. B. 1938, LL. B. 1942;
schs. in France and Switzerland 1928-31; asst. chief of div., War
Production Bd. 1942-44, For. Econ. Admin. 1944; U. S. Army
1944-45; app. economist, P-6, in the Dept. of State Oct. 29, 1945;
act. asst. chief, Div. of Investment and Econ. Development,
June 1, 1946; asst. chief, P-7, Nov. 17, 1946; married.— ED.
Cleveland, Robert Gran.— b. Seattle, Wash., Aug. 21, 1910;
Asheville Sch. grad.; Rollins Coll., A. B. 1932; trainee in bank
1932-35; statistical analyst in financial firm 1935-38; credit mgr.
for finance company 1938-40; cml. specialist, War Production Bd.,
1940-42; U. S. Navy 1942-45, comdr., overseas service; app.
theater dir., Office of For. Liquidation, Dept. of State, CAF-15,
Apr. 12, 1946; asst. exec. dir. May 19, 1946; exec. dir. Aug. 11, 1946;
married.— OFLC.
Cleveland, Stanley Matthews. — b. Madison, Wis., May
20, 1923 ; les Champs Soleil, Lausanne ; Phillips Exeter
grad. ; Princeton, A.B. 1943 ; U.S. Army 1943-46,
overseas service ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 19, 1946 ; to
the Dept. Aug. 27, 1946 ; v.c. at Sofia Sept. 30, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Clifford, Robert laning— b. Evanston, 111., Feb. 19, 1912;
sch. in France 1922-23; Western High Sch. (D. C.) grad.; Mer-
cersburg Acad, grad.; Princeton, A. B. 1933; Harvard, M. B. A.
1935; with trust company 1935-40; U. S. Army 1940-46, It. col.,
overseas service; app. program intelligence specialist, P-6, in the
Dept. of State Apr. 25, 1946; married.
Clock, Charles Philip. — b. Redlands, Calif., Aug. 30,
1915 ; Webb Prep. Sch. grad. ; U. of Hawaii 1935 ;
Lingnan U., Canton, 1935-36 ; Stanford, A.B. 1937,
LL.B. 1940 ; mem. of bar of Calif. ; atty. with law
firm 1940-41 ; U.S. Army 1941-46, maj., overseas
service ; app. research analyst, P-4, in the Dept. of
State Sept. 17, 1946 ; married. — ICD.
Cloney, Gordon J. — b. Johnson City, N.Y., Feb. 25,
1911 ; Binghamton Central High Sch. grad. ; Colgate
U., B.A. 1934 ; Cornell U. Law Sch. 1935-37 ; Syra-
cuse U., M.A. 1938 ; exec. dir. of regional planning
commn., Broom Co., N.T., 1938-42 ; research asst., N.Y.
State legislature, 1942-43 ; planning technician, N.Y.
State Post- War Planning Commn., 1943-44 ; planning
consultant. N.Y. Dept. of Cora., 1944-45 ; app. admin,
analyst at S4.600 (CAF-12) in the Dept. of State May
29. 1945 ; married. — MN.
Clore. Jim Martin. — b. Indianola, Iowa. Jan. 15,
1913; Central High Sch. (D.C.) grad.; Harvard Sch.
of Public Admin. 1938-39 ; elk., Navy Dept. 1929-31,
Farm Credit Admin. 1933-34 ; asst. disbursing officer,
Treas. Dept., 1934-39 ; admin, analyst, Dept. of Agrl.
1939-40, Office of Production Management 1940-41 ;
regional dir. of central admin, services in Denver, Office
for Emergency Management, 1941-43 ; U. S. Navy
1943-45, It. (jg), overseas service; app. management
analyst, CAF-13, in the Dept. of State Dec. 29, 1945 ;
asst. chief, Div. of Central Services, CAF-14, May 8,
1946 ; married. — CS.
Clough, Ralph Nelson. — b. Seattle, Wash., Nov. 17,
1916 ; Roosevelt High Sch. grad. ; Lingnan U., Canton,
China, 1936-37 ; U. of Wash., B.A. 1939, grad. work
1940-41 ; Fletcher Sch. of Law and Diplomacy, M.A.
1940 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Mar. 20, 1941 ; v. c. at
Toronto Mar. 26, 1941; 3d sec. and v.c. at Tegucigalpa
Mar. 18, 1942 ; v.c. at Puerto Cortes, temp., Apr. 20,
1943 ; at Kunming Feb. 15, 1945 ; at Peiping Mar. 29,
1946 ; class eight May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Clubb, Oliver Edmund. — b. South Park, Minn., Feb.
16, 1901; South St. Paul (Minn.) High Sch. grad.;
engineering sch. ; U. of Minn., A.B. 1927, grad. work
1927 ; George Washington U. 1928 ; Calif. Coll. in China,
M.A. 1940 ; U. S. Army 1918-19 ; farming 1920-21 ; app.
For. Ser. officer unclass. and v.c. of career May 17, 1928 ;
assigned to the For. Ser. Sch. May 24, 1928 ; language
officer at Peking Jan. 18, 1929 ; v.c. at Hankow Mar. 12
1931 ; class eight July 1, 1934 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser
Sept. 13, 1934 ; For. Ser. officer at Peiping Sept. 18
1934 ; 3d sec. of leg. at Peiping Oct. 8, 1934 ; cons. Jan
22, 1935, 3d sec. of emb. at Peiping Sept. 17, 1935
class seven and 2d sec. at Peiping Apr. 1, 1936 ; also
cons, at Tientsin Mar. 7, 1938; class six Aug. 17, 1938
2d sec. at Nanking, temp., and cons, at Shanghai Dec,
5, 1938 ; cons, at Saigon Nov. 5-Dec. 7, 1941 ; class
five June 1, 1942 ; 2d sec. at Chungking July 31, 1942
also cons, at Kunming Feb. 2, 1943 and at Tihwa
temp., Apr. 19, 1943 ; to the Dept. Nov. 11, 1943
cons, at Vladivostok Apr. 22, 1944 ; class four July 16
1944 ; cons. gen. Aug. 23, 1944 ; cons. gen. at Vladi
vostok Sept. 19, 1944 ; class three Aug. 13, 1945
cons. gen. at Mukden Jan. 11, 1946 ; at Harbin July 9
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946
married.
Coan, Frank Speer. — b. Uramia, Iran, of Am. parents,
Mar. 28, 1889 ; Wooster Prep. Sch. grad. ; Mercersburg
Acad. grad. ; Williams Coll., A.B. 1911 ; New Coll.,
Edinburgh, and Oxford U. 1914-15 ; Columbia U., sum-
mer 1942 ; U.S. Navy 1917 ; Hartford Theological Sem.,
B.D. 1917 ; foreign sec. for Y.M.C.A. 1919-31 ; free-
lance lecturer 1932-35 ; nat. general sec, English-
Speaking Union, 1935-42 ; sr. regulations specialist.
Office of War Information, 1942-44 ; detailed to Dept.
of State Nov. 29, 1944 ; app. head of Indo-Iranian sec-
tion, Div. of Cultural Cooperation, Dept. of State, at
$5,600 (P-6) May 29, 1945, Area Div. II Jan. 1, 1946;
regional specialist June 30, 1946 ; married. — ADN.
Cobb, Carroll E. — b. Austin, Tex., June 15, 1918 ; Ft
Myers (Fla.) High Sch. grad.; U. of Fla., B.A. 1942;
U.S. Army 1942-46, 2d It. ; app. For. Ser. office!
unclass., v.c of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July
180
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19, 1946 ; to the Dept. Aug. 13, 1946 ; 3d sec. and v.c.
at San Jose Sept. 9. 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Cobb, William Borden, Jr. — b. Goldsboro, N.C., Oct.
16, 1923 ; Goldsboro High Sch. ; McCallie Sch. grad. ;
U. of N.C., A.B. 1943; Princeton U. 1944-45; insp.
for aircraft company 1943-44 ; app. elk. in the For.
Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept. Apr. 28,
1945 ; v.c. at Luanda June 28, 1945 (canceled) ;
at Managua, temp., Sept. 17, 1945 ; at Habana Jan. 3,
1946 ; also admin, asst. at Habana Apr. 21, 1946 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at
Habana Nov. 13, 1946.
Cochran, Blake. — b. Wilmot, Kans., June 25, 1910 ;
Winfleld High Sch. grad. ; Southwestern Coll., A.B.
1932; Teachers Coll., Columbia U., MA. and Ed.D.
1941 ; teacher in high sch. 1932-37 ; script writer for
classroom films 1938-39 ; researcher for educational
motion pictures. Am. Council on Education, 1939-41 ;
app. divisional asst. at $3,800 in the Dept. of State
Jan. 22, 1942 : furlough for mil. ser. Dec. 4, 1942- ; at
$4,000 (P-4) Oct. 1, 1944.
Cochran, H. Merle. — b. Crawfordsville, Ind.. July 6,
1 892 ; Crawfordsville High Sch. grad. ; U. of Ariz., B.S.
1913, M.S. 1914 ; app. v. and dep. cons, at Mannheim
June 19, 1914 ; at Nogales Dec. 23, 1914 ; v.c. at No-
gales by act approved Feb. 5, 1915; detailed to Guate-
mala 1916 ; resigned Aug. 1916 ; ranching in Mex-
ico 1916-18 ; app. elk. in Am. leg. at Bern Feb.
12, 1918; v.c. at Lugano Oct. 7, 1918; at Kingston,
Jamaica, Apr. 8, 1919 ; v.c. of career of class three
Sept. 27, 1919 ; v.c. at Kingston. Jamaica. Oct. 22,
1919 ; detailed to Port-au-Prince Feb. 4, 1920 ; v.c. at
Montreal Mar. 9. 1920 ; class two May 24, 1920 ; class
one Nov. 17, 1921 ; cons, of class seven June 22, 1922 ;
class six Aug 23. 1922; to the Dept. Sept. 21, 1923;
class five Dec. 19, 1923 ; For. Ser. officer of class six
July 1, 1924 ; class five Aug. 31, 1925 ; cons, at Paris
Mar. 3. 1927 : class four June 30, 1927 ; class three
May 9, 1930; cons, at Basel Oct. 15, 1930; For. Ser.
officer to Am. emb. at Paris Nov. 9, 1932 ; sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Nov. 9, 1932 ; 1st sec. at Paris Nov. 23,
1932 ; adviser, 1st meeting of Experts' Prep. Commit-
tee for Int. Monetary and -Economic Conf., Geneva, 1932
and asst., 2d meeting, Geneva, 1933 ; detailed for duty
with Am. del. to Int. Monetary and Economic Conf.,
London. June 25. 1933 ; class two Oct. 1. 1935 ; class
one Nov. 16, 1936 ; attended 2d sess., League of Nations
Committee for Study of Int. Loan Contracts, 1937 ;
to the Dept. July 19, 1939, and detailed to Treas.
Dept. ; special mission to China Sept. 25, 1941 ; to the
Dept. Nov. 19, 1941 ; special mission to Argentina June
8-July 23, 1942; For. Ser. insp. Dec. 9, 1942; also
couns. of emb. Feb. 20. 1945 ; cons. gen. Apr. 6, 1945 ;
For. Ser. officer of class one Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Cochran, John Knight. — b. Elkhart, Ind., May 20,
1910 ; high-sch. grad. ; U. of Wis., B.A. 1931, M.A.
1932, Ph.D. 1936 : Cambridge U. 1934-35 : instr.,
Conn. Coll., 1939-42, 1945-46 ; app. asst. public-affairs
officer and assigned at Shanghai Aug. 13, 1946 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946.
Cochran, William Pearsol, Jr. — b. Stockton, Md., Dec.
15, 1902; U.S.N.A. grad. 1924; Harvard U., summer
1939 ; U. S. Navy 1924-26, ensign ; app. For. Ser. of-
ficer unclass. and v.c. of career May 17, 1928 ; assigned
to the For. Ser. Sch. May 24, 1928; v.c. at Auckland
Nov. 3, 1928 ; at Wellington Apr. 9, 1929 ; to the Dept.,
temp., Nov. 21, 1930 ; v.c. at Mexico City Feb. 20, 1932 ;
at San Salvador Feb. 27, 1935 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Mar. 13, 1935; also 3d sec. at San Salvador Mar. 16,
1935 ; to the Dept. Mar. 15, 1937 ; class eight Apr. 1,
1937 ; cons. Apr. 22, 1937 ; detailed to assist U. S.
representative, Honduran-Nicaraguan boundary media-
tion, 1937 ; 3d sec. at Lima Mar. 4, 1938 ; sec. to Am.
del., 8th Int. Conf. of Am. States, Lima, 1938; class
seven Mar. 1, 1939 ; 2d sec. at Lima Mar. 30, 1939 : cons,
and 2d sec. at Moscow May 29, 1939 (canceled) ; cons,
at Veracruz Oct. 20, 1939 ; cons, and 2d sec. at Managua
June 13, 1941 ; class six Feb. 1, 1942 ; to the Dept.
Apr. 27, 1943 (canceled) ; to the Dept. Oct. 11, 1943;
class five Nov. 16, 1943 ; asst. chief, Div. of Caribbean
and Central Am. Affairs, May 16, 1944 ; chief Apr. 16,
1945-Aug. 30, 1946; class three May 16, 1945; For.
Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Cochrane, Doris Herrick. — b. Philipsburg, Mont. ;
Northfield Seminary grad. ; Tufts Coll., B.A. 1925 ;
Columbia, M.A. 1930 ; teacher at Northfield Seminary
1925-26 ; teacher in public sch. 1926-29 ; editor and
research asst. for Council on Foreign Relations 1929-
31 ; head of history dept., Mary C. Wheeler Sch., 1931-
34 ; head of history dept., Berkeley Inst., 1934—45 ;
dir. of legislation and public affairs for women's federa-
tion 1943—45 ; app. informational and liaison officer at
$4,600 (CAF-12) in the Dept. of State Mar. 10, 1945 ;
special asst. to the public liaison officer, U.S. del.,
United Nations Conf. on Int. Org.. San Francisco, 1945 ;
adviser to U.S. mem., 4th sess. of the Council, United
Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Admin.. Atlantic
City, N.J., 1946 ; CAF-13 Mar. 10, 1946. — PL.
Codoner, Manuel Joseph. — b. New York, N.Y., May
19, 1894 ; U.S. Army 1913-15 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate
at Valencia Dec. 1, 1916 ; v.c. at Valencia Jan. 15, 1917 ;
at Alicante Dec. 3, 1928; at Gibraltar Feb. 1, 1935;
at Bilbao June 4, 1936 ; at Marseille, temp., Sept. 15,
1936; at Bilbao Nov. 28, 1936; at St. Michael (Ponta
Delgada) Oct. 18, 1937; at Monterrey Nov. 1, 1943;
at Acapulco de Juarez, temp., Apr. 23, 1945; v. c.
and admin, officer at Caracas Sept. 17, 1945 ; v.c. and
admin, asst. at La Guaira Feb. 5, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class eight Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at La Guaira
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Cody, Morrill. — b. Lake Forest, 111., Apr. 10, 1901 ;
sch. in Eng., Italy, and France; Highland Park (111.)
High Sch. grad. ; U. S. Army June-Sept. 1918 ; Am-
herst, B.A. 1921 ; Academie Julien, Paris, 1921-22 ;
Columbia U. 1922; Sorbonne 1923-24; editor 1934-37,
art dir. 1937-38, publisher of magazines 1938-41; app.
jr. cultural and econ. officer at Asunci6n Nov. 4, 1941 ',
cultural-relations att. at Asuncion Oct. 11, 1943;
at Buenos Aires Apr. 10, 1945 ; cultural officer at
Buenos Aires July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of
class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; cultural officer at Mexico City
Nov. 18, 1946 ; married.
Coe, Everett. — b. Gridley, Calif., Feb. 4, 1917 ; high-
sch. grad. ; U. of Calif., A.B. 1939, teacher's cert. 1940 ;
teacher in private sch. 1940-42, in public high sch.
1942-45 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. and assigned t«
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the Dept. Sept. 5, 1945 ; v.c. at Warsaw Nov. 8, 1945 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Coe, Robert Douglas. — b. New York, N.Y., Feb. 27,
1902; St. Paul's Sch. ; Harvard, A.B. 1923; Mag-
dalen Coll., Oxford, B.A. 1927 ; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass. and v.c. of career May 17, 1928 ; assigned to
the For. Ser. Sch. May 25, 1928; v.c. at Porto Alegre
Nov. 3, 1928; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Jan. 9, 1930;
3d sec. at Lima Jan. 16, 1930 ; at Istanbul Apr. 8,
1931 ; v.c. at Calcutta June 29, 1935 ; class eight June
1, 1937 ; cons, and cons, at Calcutta June 17, 1937 ;
cons, and 3d sec. at Moscow June 30, 1937 (canceled) ;
to the Dept. July 30, 1937 ; class seven Apr. 1, 1939 ;
cons, and 2d sec. at London Apr. 2, 1941 ; class six
June 1, 1942 ; class five May 16, 1945 ; class four Dec.
17, 1945 ; 1st sec. at London in addition to duties as
cons. Apr. 8, 1946 ; at Rome, temp., Sept. 9, 1946 ; at
London Nov. 4. 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three
Nov. 13, 1946.
Coffey, John Pershing. — app. elk. in the For. Ser. and
assigned at Manila May 12, 1941 ; at Jidda Jan. 15,
1944 ; resigned Jan. 23, 1945 ; app. elk in the For. Ser.
and assigned to the Dept. Dec. 10, 1945 ; v.c. at Shang-
hai Mar. 24, 1946 : at Mukden, temp., Apr. 12, 1946 ;
at Dairen Apr. 16, 1946 ; at Tientsin Oct. 7, 1946 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Coffin, David Page. — b. Salem, Mass., June 12, 1916 ;
Phillips Exeter grad. ; Harvard, S.B. 1938, M.B.A.
1940 ; employee of advertising agency 1940-41 ; app.
elk. at $2,000 in the Dept. of State Dec. 15, 1941 ;
divisional asst. at $2,600 July 16, 1942 ; resigned Dec.
4, 1942 to enter the armed services ; app. For. Ser.
officer unclass.. v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Dec. 22, 1945 ; v.c. at Shanghai Dec. 29, 1945 ;
For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Cohan, Avery Berlow. — b. Boston, Mass., July 12,
1915 ; Cascadilla Sch. grad. ; Cornell, A.B. 1934 ; A.M.
1942 ; with mfg. company 1934-36 ; 1937-39 ; re-
porter on daily paper 1936-37 ; research asst. 1942^3,
editor 1943-44, research assoc. 1944—45 in econ. re-
search orgs. ; app. econ. analyst in the For. Ser. Aux-
iliary and assigned to the Dept. June 25, 1945 : at
Bern Aug. 8, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eight
Nov. 13, 1946.
Cohen, Alex Asser. — b. Arnhem, Netherlands, of Am.
parents. May 28, 1897 ; Arnhem High Sch. ; business
sch. ; U.S. Navy 1917-19 ; U.S. Army 1919-22, over-
seas service; elk. to mil. att., War Dept., 1922-29,
1932^2 ; sec. to U. S. mem., Guatemala-Honduras
Boundary Conf., Cuyamel, Honduras, 1928 ; special
representative for airways company 1929-30; app. elk.
in Am. leg. at San Jose Aug. 7, 1942 ; v.c. and admin,
asst. at San Jose Apr. 22, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer
of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at San Jose Nov. 13,
1946.
Cohen, Benjamin Victor. — b. Muncie, Ind., Sept. 23,
1§94 ; U. of Chicago, Ph.B. 1914, J.D. 1915 ; Harvard,
S.J.D. 1916 ; mem. of bar. of 111. ; sec. to U.S. circuit
judge 1916-17 ; atty. for U.S. Shipping Bd. 1917-19 ;
counsel to Am. Zionists at London and Paris Peace
Confs. 1919-21 ; lawyer 1922-33 ; gen. counsel, Public
Works Admin. 1933-34, Nat. Power Policy Comm.
1934-41, Office of War Mobilization 1943-45 ; asst. to
congressional comms. in drafting security acts ; spe-
cial asst. to U.S. atty. gen. ; adviser to Am. Amb. to
Great Britain 1941 ; asst. to dir., Office of Econ.
Stabilization, 1942—43 ; mem. of U.S. group, Dumbar-
ton Oaks Conversations on Int. Org., Washington,
1944 ; accompanied President Truman to Berlin Conf.
1945; app. special asst. to the sec. of state at $9,800
July 3, 1945 ; counselor of the Dept. of State Sept.
14, 1945 ; special asst., meeting of Council of Foreign
Ministers. London, Sept. 1945 ; detailed to Meeting of
For. Sees., Moscow, 1945 ; sr. adviser, U.S. del., 1st
part of 1st sess. of the Gen. Assembly., United Nations,
London, 1946; detailed to Meeting of Council of For.
Ministers, Paris, 1946. — C.
Colbert, Evelyn Spryer (Mrs.) — b. New York, N.Y. ;
Lydia F. Wadleigh High Sch. grad. ; Barnard, A.B.
1938 ; Columbia, A.M. 1939, grad. work 1939-42 ; re-
search analyst, Office of Strategic Services, 1943-45 ;
transferred to the Dept. of State as research analyst,
P-3, Oct. 1, 1945 ; P-4 June 16, 1946. — DRF.
Colclaser, H. Alberta. — b. Turtle Creek, Pa. ; Turtle
Creek Union High Sch. grad. ; Coll. of Wooster, A.B.
1933 ; Western Reserve, LL.B. 1936 ; Columbia, LL.M.
1939 ; mem. of bar of Ohio ; editor in law-publishing
company 1936-38 ; app. asst. to the legal adviser
at $2,000 in the Dept. of State Aug. 12, 1939 ; at $2,100
Oct. 1, 1941; divisional asst. at $2,600 Sept. 1, 1942;
at $3,200 May 16, 1943; at $3,800 (P-4) July 16,
1944. — AV.
Cole, Felix. — b. St. Louis, Mo., Oct. 12, 1887 ; Wash-
ington Sch. for Boys ; Harvard, A.B. 1910 ; George
Washington, LL.B. 1928 ; mem. of bar of D.C. ; re-
porter and editorial writer 1911-12; agt. in Petrograd
1913-14 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Petrograd Jan.
1, 1915 ; v.c. at Petrograd Aug. 4, 1915 ; at Archangel
Oct. 4, 1917; cons, of class eight Feb. 19, 1918; act.
cml. att. at Archangel Nov. 26. 1918; directed to
proceed to the U.S. Aug. 6, 1919 ; class six Sept. 5,
1919; to the Dept. Oct. 20, 1919; act. chief, Russian
Div., Apr. 6, 1920; cons, at Bucharest Nov. 20, 1920;
class five Nov. 19, 1921 ; resigned Nov. 1921 ; app. cons,
of class five Aug. 23, 1922 ; to the Dept. Oct. 1, 1922 ;
class four Mar. 1, 1923 ; For. Ser. officer of class five
July 1, 1924 ; class four Aug. 8, 1924 ; cons, at Sydney,
N.S., Sept. 26, 1924; to the Dept. Dec. 6, 1924; mem.,
Publications Committee of the Dept., 1925-29 ; class
three June 8, 1927; cons. gen. Aug. 6, 1928; cons.
gen. at Warsaw Aug. 24, 1928 ; at Frankfort-on-the-
Main May 22, 1930; class two July 24, 1930; sec. in
the Diplo. Ser. Oct. 25, 1930; couns. of leg. at Riga,
Kovno, and Tallinn Nov. 11, 1930; also cons. gen. at
Riga Nov. 7, 1935- ; cons. gen. at Algiers Oct. 2, 1936;
at Rabat May 22, 1943 ; at Tunis, temp., July 10, 1943 ;
class one July 16, 1943 ; 1st sec. and cons. gen. at
Monrovia Aug. 16, 1944 ; E. E. and M. P. to Ethiopia
Feb. 20, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class of career
minister Nov. 14, 1946.
Cole, Thomas Joseph. — b. Cincinnati, Ohio, June 9,
1888 ; Cincinnati High Sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ;
Royal U., Rome, Italy, 1921-22; elk., Isthmian Canal
Commn., 1908-9 ; sec. 1909-12 ; internal-revenue agt.,
Manila. P.I., 1912-16; app. elk. in Am. emb. at Vi-
enna Dec. 7, 1916 ; at Rome Apr. 19, 1917 ; at Istanbul
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May 13, 1925; v.c. at Geneva Oct. 27. 1934; at Habana
Apr. 25, 1941 ; at Cienfuegos, temp., Oct. 4, 1941 ; at
Habana Oct. 13. 1941 ; at Nuevitas, temp.. Feb. 24. 1942;
at Matanzas, temp., Oct. 22, 1942 ; For. Ser. Staff officer
.of class eight Nov. 13. 1946 ; admin, officer at Habana
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Cole, William Edward, Jr. — b. Fort Totten, N.Y.,
Nov. 29, 1908 ; Punahou Acad., Honolulu ; Western
High Sen. (D.C.) grad. ; U. of Paris 1930-31; Dart-
mouth, A.B. 1932 ; camp project supt., Civilian Con-
servation Corps. 1933-35 ; insp., credit company, 1936 ;
2d It. O.R.C. 1937 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c.
of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 2, 1937 ;
v.c. at Vancouver July 8. 1937 ; For. Ser. Sch. Oct. 24.
1938 ; v.c. at Naples Apr. 19, 1939 ; at Rome Feb. 18,
1941; 3d sec. at Rome July 11-Dec. 11, 1941; v.c. at
St. John's, N.F., July 13, 1942; class eight Oct. 20,
1942; 3d sec. and v.c. at Addis Ababa Oct. 30, 1943;
class seven July 16. 1944; 2d sec. at Addis Ababa
in addition to duties as v.c. Aug. 21, 1944; class six
Aug. 13. 1945: cons. Dec. 22, 1945: cons, at Addis
Ababa in addition to duties as 2d sec. Jan. 9, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer, office of U.S. political adviser to Su-
preme Allied Commander, Caserta. Jan. 23, 1946 ; For.
Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946; att. at Caserta
Nov. 13, 1946.
Colebrook, Mulford Albert. — b. Rochester, N.Y., Sept.
20. 1902; Pawling Sch. grad.; Princeton, A.B. 1926;
private tutors in France 1927-30 ; app. elk. in Am. con-
sulate at Port-au-Prince June 9, 1931 ; v.c. at Port-au-
Prince Aug. 27, 1931 ; For. Ser. officer unclass.. v.c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 17, 1931 ; v.c.
at Port-au-Prince Jan. 2, 1932 ; For. Ser. Sch. Aug. 19,
1932 ; v.c. at Brisbane Dec. 22, 1932 ; v.c. at London
Dec. 21. 1936: class eight Mar. 1, 1940; also 3d sec. at
London May 29. 1941 ; class seven Feb. 1, 1942 : 2d sec.
at London in addition to duties as v.c. Mar. 9, 1942 ;
cons. Jan. 19. 1943 ; cons, at London in addition to
duties as 2d sec. Jan. 26, 1943 ; class six May 16, 1945 ;
For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13. 1946 ; married.
Coleman, Edwin Stuart.— b. Philadelphia, Pa., May
14, 1910; high sch.; elk. 1928-36: app. messenger in
Am. leg. at Riga Nov. 30. 1936 ; elk. at Moscow June
8, 1939; to the Dept. July 1, 1941; elk. at Rio de
Janeiro Oct. 20, 1941 ; v.c. at Rio de Janeiro Apr. 8.
1944 : v.c. and admin, asst. at Montreal Aujr. 25, 1945 ;
at London Oct. 15, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
ten Nov. 13. 1946 : v.c. at London Nov. 13. 1946 :
married.
Colladay, Montgomery Hill. — b. Middletown, Conn..
Dec. 6, 1902; Loomis Sch.; Dartmouth, B.S. 1926; pri-
vate tutor 1926—27 ; teacher in elementary and high
sch. 1927-28 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass. and v.c. of
career Nov. 12, 1929 ; assigned to the For. Ser. Sch.
Nov. 20, 1929 ; v.c. at Hamburg Mar. 26, 1930 (can-
celed) ; at Warsaw May 6, 1930 ; at Basel Nov. 17, 1933 ;
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Apr. 25, 1936 : class eight and
cons. May 1, 1938; cons, at Basel May 12. 1938; cons,
and 3d sec. at Tallinn June 17, 1938; class seven Mar. 1,
19-10 ; 2d sec. at Tallinn in addition to duties as cons.
Apr. 26, 1940; cons, at Winnipeg, Aug. 22, 1940;
at Fort William and Port Arthur, temp., June 7, 1941 ;
at Winnipeg Aug. 18, 1941 ; 2d sec. near the Govts, of
Greece Feb. 18-June 15, 1943. Yugoslavia Feb. 18-
Dec. 9, 1943, and Belgium, Norway, the Netherlands,
and Czechoslovakia Feb. 18, 1943-Feb. 24, 1944, and
near the Govt, of Poland Feb. 18, 1943, all established
in England ; class six July 16, 1943 ; 2d sec. at Dublin
Feb. 15, 1945 ; class five May 16, 1945 ; class four May
19, 1946; 1st sec. at Dublin July 11, 1946; For. Ser.
officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Colligan, Francis James. — b. San Francisco, Calif.,
Dec. 27, 1908 ; St. Joseph's Sch. grad. ; D. of San
Francisco, A.B. 1929; U. of Calif., A.M. 1933, Ph.D.
1941 ; elk. in bank 1929-30; jr. underwriter for insur.
company 1930 ; asst. prof, of Eng., U. of San Francisco,
1931-35 ; dir. of library 1935-40 and chm. of Eng. dept.
1941-42, San Francisco Jr. Coll. ; app. cultural relations
asst. at Quito Feb. 11, 1942 ; cultural relations att.
at Quito Oct. 11, 1943 ; head of unit, Leader Section,
Div. of Cultural Cooperation, Dept. of State, at $4,600
(P-5) Aug. 28, 1944; program officer, Oct. 16, 1945;
act. asst. chief, Div. of Int. Exchange of Persons, Jan.
1, 1946 ; asst. chief. P-6, July 28, 1946 ; P-7 Nov. 17,
1946 ; married. — IEP.
Collins, Frank David. — b. Chicago, 111., Sept. 16, 1911 ;
Mt. Carmel High Sch. grad. ; Loyola U., A.B. 1934,
M.E. 1941 ; Chicago Teachers Coll. 1938-39 ; George-
town U., 1944- ; instr. in public schs. 1939-42 ; in
War Dept. 1942-44 ; app. classification investigator
at $3,200 in the Dept. of State Oct. 4, 1944 ; at $3,300
Apr. 1, 1945 ; asst. chief, Div. of Departmental Per-
sonnel, at $3,S00 (CAF-11) May 14, 1945: classifica-
tion officer Jan. 13, 1946 ; CAF-12 May 29, 1946. — DP.
Collins, Glenn David. — b. Chillicothe, Tex., July 17,
1916; Quanali High Sch. grad.; business-sch. grad.;
Tex. Tech. Coll. 1933-34 ; Southern Methodist U. 1938 ;
elk. in business firms 1936-41, oil corp. 1941-43, War
Dept. (Brazil and French Guiana) 1943-44: app. elk.
in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Mexico
City June 7, 1944 ; admin, asst. at Mexico City Feb.
10. 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov.
13, 1946.
Collins, James Alexander, Jr. — b. Yakima, Wash.,
Mar. 9, 1907 ; Shanghai Am. Sch. and Tsingtao Acad,
grad. ; elk. for cargo company 1924-26 ; marketing asst.
for oil company 1926—30 ; with automobile firm 1930-
31 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate gen. at Shanghai Aug.
10, 1931 ; v.c. at Shanghai Mar. 22, 193S ; at Yiin-
nanfu, temp.. Sept. 9, 1938 ; at Shanghai May 24, 1939 ;
elk. at Moscow July 20, 1942 ; resigned Jan. 1, 1945 ;
app. admin, asst. in the For. Ser. and assigned at
Moscow Feb. 10, 1946 ; v.c. and adrnin. asst. at Flor-
ence Mar. 13, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
eleven Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Florence Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Collins, Ralph S. — b. Grifton, N. C, Nov. 1, 1910 ; D.
of N. C, A. B. 1929, M. A. 1931 ; U. of Munich
1932-33 ; East Carolina Teachers Coll. 1933-34 ; Mid-
dlebury Coll. 1936-37; Johns Hopkins U., Ph.D. 1938 ;
instr. in German, U. of N. C. ; assoc. prof, of German
and French, Maryville Coll. ; app. elk. in the For. Ser.
Auxiliary and assigned v.c. in office of U.S. political
adviser on German affairs. Supreme Headquarters,
A.E.F., Mar. 13, 1945 : For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13. 1946 : married.
BIOGRAPHIES
183
Collins, Varnum Lansing, Jr. — b. Princeton, N.J.,
Apr. 22, 1912 ; sch. In France ; Phillips Exeter grad. ;
Princeton, A.B. 1933 ; University de Grenoble, summer
1931 ; N.Y. U.. LL.B. 1938 ; mem. of bar of N.Y. ; em-
ployed by banking firm 1933-39 ; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser., and
assigned as v.c. at Marseille Mar. 2, 1939; to the For.
Ser. Sch. Jan. 2. 1940; v.c. at Batavia June 8, 1940;
at Melbourne Mar. 5, 1942; at Sydney Nov. 18, 1942;
to the Di-pt. Jan. 2"), 1943 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Panama
Apr. 20, 1943; class eight Nov. 16, 1943; class seven
Aug. 13, 1945 : 2d sec. at Panama in addition to duties
as v.c. Nov. 14, 1945 ; cons. Mar. 16, 1946 ; cons, at
Panama in addition to duties as 2d sec. Apr. 11, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Collins, Virginia Whitfield. — b. Norfolk, Va., July 16,
1906 ; St. Joseph's Coll. High Sch. grad. ; George Wash-
ington U. 1932-33 ; stenog. for telephone company
1923-28 ; app. elk. at $1,440 in the Dept. of State
July 9, 1928 ; elk. in the For. Ser. and assigned to
Am. emb. at Tokyo Sept. 23. 1935 ; at Habana Mar.
20, 1942 ; at London Mar. 11, 1944 ; admin, asst. at
London Mar. 21, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Collon, John Francis. — b. Brooklyn, N.Y., July 4,
1923; St. Michael's Sch. grad.; St. John's, B.A. 1943;
Columbia U., grad. work 1943-44 ; elk. 1943-44 ; app.
elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the
Dept. Oct. 24, 1944 ; v.c. at Cairo Nov. 27, 1944 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Colman, George Tilden. — b. Elmira, N. Y., Jan. 3,
1888; Cen. High Sch. (Buffalo) grad.; Williams Coll.
B.A. 1908, M.A. 1909 ; U. of Chicago, Ph.D. 1914 ;
teacher in the Philippine I. 1911-13 ; prof., Hiram Coll.
1914-15, Mackenzie Coll., Sao Paulo, 1915-17; elk. in
Am. consulate at Sao Paulo July 1, 1918 ; v.c. at
Sao Paulo Aug. 30, 1918 ; v.c. of career of class three
Dec. 23, 1919 ; v.c. at Rio de Janeiro Jan. 27, 1920 ;
class two May 24, 1920 ; class one Nov. 17, 1921 ; cons,
of class seven June 22, 1922 ; at Punta Arenas Aug. 15,
1923; resigned Mar. 1. 1925; asst. to pres. of dairy-
processing company 1925-41 ; app. sr. econ. analyst
at Sao Paulo Sept. 2, 1941 ; v.c. at Sao Paulo July
15, 1942 ; sr. econ. analyst at Sao Paulo Apr. 16, 1943 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; admin,
asst. at Sao Paulo Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Colombat, Francis Henry. — b. San Francisco, Calif..
Sept. 9, 1912 ; Lick-Wilmerding High Sch. grad. ; Stan-
ford, A.B. 1936, M.A. 1939, grad. work 1942-43;
Eeole Libre des Sciences Politiques, Paris, Jan.-June
1937; instr. in law 1939. in law and social science
1939-41, in hist. 1941-42, in high schs. ; asst. in re-
search and instruction summer 1942, instr. in hist.
1943. Stanford D. ; app. elk. in For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned to the Dept. May 29. 1944 ; v.c. at Guay-
aquil June 19, 1944 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 15. 1945 ; v.c.
at Guayaquil Dec. 3, 1945 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Paris
Aug. 22, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Colquitt, Adrian Bolsfeuillet, — b. Savannah, Ga.,
June 6, 1908 ; Savannah High Sch. grad. ; business-sch.
grad. ; Am. Inst, of Banking, cert. 1926 ; Ga. Sch. of
Tech. 1928-29 ; Sorbonne, summer 1932 ; L'lnstitut des
Hautes Etudes Internationales, cert. 1933; bank elk.
1924-27 ; accountant 1927 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate
gen, at Zurich Oct. 3. 1933; at Addis Ababa May 7,
1936 ; v.c. at Addis Ababa Feb. 16, 1937 ; at Aden, temp.,
Mar. 24, 1937 ; at Adelaide, temp., Aug. 25, 1937 ; at
Brisbane, temp., Nov. 23, 1937 ; at Port Elizabeth Jan.
3, 1938 ; at Panama Nov. 10, 1938 ; For. Ser. officer
unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov.
16, 1939; v.c. at Panama Dec. 29, 1939; also 3d sec.
at Panama Mar. 28, 1940 ; v.c. at Cayenne Aug. 13,
1940; to the Dept.. temp.. Dec. 14, 1940; v.c. at Mar-
tinique Jan. 16, 1941 ; at Calcutta June 21, 1941 ; sec. at
New Delhi in addition to duties as v.c. at Calcutta Aug.
6, 1942 ; class eight Nov. 16, 1943 ; to the Dept. Dec. 4,
1944 : class seven Aug. 13, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of
class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; married. — NE.
Comiskey. Stephen Andrew John. — b. Pueblo, Colo.,
Aug. 22, 1922; Centennial High Sch. grad.; Phillips
Exeter Acad. grad. ; U.S. Army 1943 ; Yale, B.A. 1945 ;
app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the
Dept. Apr. 4, 1945 ; v.c. at Madrid July 13, 1945 ; at
San Sebastian Feb. 20, 1946 ; v.c. and admin, asst. at
Bilbao Sept. 17,#1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Bilbao Nov. 13, 1946.
Compton, Arthur A. — b. Wilkinsburg, Pa., June 12,
1918; sch. in Switzerland; U. High Sch. (Chicago)
grad. ; Sorbonne 1935 ; Oxford 1936 ; U. of Freiburg,
summer 1937 ; Coll. of Wooster. A.B. 1939 ; Am. U.,
grad. work 1939-40 ; Harvard. M. P. A. 1941 ; asst. In
U. of Chicago Cosmic Ray Expedition to Asia, Europe,
Mexico, Cuba, Cen. and So. Anier., New Zealand, and
Australia 1933-35 ; group leader, photographer, and
councilor in Europe 1935-37 ; intern in Nat. Inst, of
Public Affairs, Fed. Security Admin., 1939-41 ; public-
admin, fellow. Harvard, 1940-41 ; app. divisional asst.
at $3,200 in the Dept. of State June 23, 1941 ; at $3,800
June 16, 1942 ; at $4,600 (P-5) July 1, 1943 ; furlough
for mil. ser. (U.S. Army, capt.) Aug. 28, 1943-Oct. 15,
1945 : liaison officer Oct. 15, 1945 ; asst. to adviser,
United Nations Education, Scientific and Cultural
Org., P-6, Apr. 16, 1946 ; at $7,102.20 July 1, 1946. —
OIC.
Condayan, Vahram H. — app. consular agt. at Dji-
bouti May 1, 1945.
Conklin, Franklin, 3d. — b. Newark, N.J., Jan. 4, 1909 ;
Newark Acad. grad. ; Princeton, A.B. 1930 : U. of Vt.,
summer 1942; Berlitz Sch. of Languages 1941, 1942;
tutor in Russian language ; editor, writer, and column-
ist for daily paper 1930-42 ; requirements officer 1943-
45, acting chief of trade section Apr.-July 1945, For.
Econ. Admin. : assoc. radio publicist, Office of Inter-
Am. Affairs, 1945 ; app. econ. analyst in the For. Ser.
Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept. June 21, 1945 ;
at Buenos Aires July 21, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Conklin, William Groff. — b. Glen Ridge, N. J., Nov.
9, 1905 ; Williams Coll., A.B. 1927 ; Columbia, B.S.
1931 ; George Washington U. 1936-37 ; private sec. at
Columbia U. 1932-33 ; library asst., Princeton U.,
1933-36 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Geneva Apr.
19, 1938 ; elk., Int. Commn. on Political Refugees,
Evian, France, 1938 ; in Am. consulate gen. at Ant-
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werp Mar. 29, 1940 ; v.c. at Antwerp June 6, 1941 ; re-
signed Jan. 31, 1942 ; econ. analyst, Bd. of Econ. War-
fare and For. Econ. Admin., 1942-44 ; with govt,
agencies at Cairo and Athens 1944-45 ; transferred to
the Dept. of State as head of unit, P-5, Oct. 20, 1945 ;
country specialist July 1, 1946. — CP.
Conkright, . William A. — b. Auburn, N.Y., June 15,
1904 ; Auburn Acad. High Sch. grad. ; Georgetown, B.S.
(For. Ser.) 1929; sec, Pan Am. Union, 1926-30; sec.
in legal div., Tacna-Arica Plebiscitary Commn., Arica,
Chile, 1926 ; reporter, 6th Pan Am. Conf., Habana,
1928 ; European representative, Treas. Dept., 1930-41 ;
sr. admin, officer, Commodity Credit Corp., 1941—42 ;
app. sr. econ. analyst at Mexico City Sept. 23, 1942 ;
in office of U. S. political adviser, staff of Supreme
Allied Commander, Mediterranean theater, Oct. 25,
1944 (canceled) ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class four
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Conley, Ernest S— b. Williamsport, Md., Sept. 2, 1908; St.
Joseph's Acad, grad.; business sen ; Columbus U. 1933-34; Am.
U. 1936-37; with utility company 1929-33; editorial asst, Nat.
Recovery Admin., 1933-35; admin, asst., Rural Electrification
Admin., 1936-42; admin, officer, War Production Bd., 1942-46;
app. admin, officer, Div. of Cml. Policy, Dept. of State, CAF-11,
Jan. 1, 1946; married.— CP.
Connell, Richard McVey. — b. Kansas City, Mo., June
30, 1898 ; Cen. High Sch. grad. ; Kansas City Jr. Coll.
1915-17 ; U. of Mo. 1918 ; sec. to cml. att. at Rio de
Janeiro 1919-20 ; asst. trade commr. at Mexico City
1921 ; trade commr. at Sao Paulo 1922-25 ; asst. cml.
att. at Habana 1925-26 ; representative in southern
Europe for U.S. automobile company 1927-29 ; asst.
sales mgr. and mgr. of rubber company in Argentina,
Brazil, and U.S. 1930-40 ; app. sr. econ. analyst at
Bogota July 21, 1941 ; cml. att. at Bogota May 1, 1945 ;
For. Ser. Reserve officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Connelly, Bernard Chamberlin. — b. Rock Island, 111.,
May 3, 1908 ; Phillips Exeter grad. ; Princeton, A.B.
1930 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Trieste June 20,
1931 ; v.c. at Trieste Aug. 8, 1931 ; app. For. Ser. officer
nnclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec.
17, 1931 ; v.c. at Trieste Jan. 2, 1932 ; For. Ser.
Sch. Mar. 17, 1932; v.c. at Sydney, N.S.W., July 26,
1932; at Melbourne Mar. 6, 1933; v.c. and 3d sec. at
Bucharest Jan. 18, 1936 ; v.c. at Karachi and Kabul
Dec. 15, 1937 ; class eight Apr. 1, 1939 ; class seven
Aug. 16, 1941 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Lima Sept. 11, 1941 ;
2d sec. at Lima in addition to duties as v.c. Dec. 9,
1941 ; class six July 16, 1944 ; class five Aug. 13, 1945 :
cons. Dec. 22, 1945 ; cons, at Lima in addition to duties
as 2d sec. Jan. 8, 1946 ; to the Dept. Jan. 22, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married. —
SE.
Conner, Jack Edward. — b. Marfa, Tex., Jan. 16, 1921 ;
Henrietta M. King Sch. (Kingsvillc) grad. ; Tex. Coll.
of Arts and Industries, B.A., B.S. 1939 ; U. of Tex.,
summers 1936-40 ; U. of Va. 1939 ; teacher in public
schs. 1940-41 ; ground instr. in private and army fly-
ing schs. 1942-43 ; U.S. Navy 1943-46, It. ; app. For.
Ster. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. July 25, 1946 ; to the Dept. Sept. 22, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Connolly, Donald H. (Maj. Gen.). — b. Fort Mojave,
Ariz., Feb. 11, 1886; Berkeley (Calif.) High Sch.
grad. ; U.S.M.A., grad. 1910 ; U.S. Army 1906- overseas
service ; designated for. liquidation commr. in the
Dept. of State Sept. 20, 1946 ; married. — FLC.
Connor, Cassie. — app. personal asst. to the sec. of
state at $5,180 (P-5) July 3, 1945; detailed to Meet-
ing of Council of For. Ministers, Paris, 1946. — S.
Connor, John Michael. — b. New York, N. Y., May 22,
1908 ; Manhattan Prep. Sch. grad. ; Manhattan Coll.,
B.S. 1931 ; Columbia, B.S. in library science 1934,
grad. work 1938 ; with library 1929-36, asst. librar-
ian in medical library 1936-41, Columbia U. ; nat. dir.,
Victory Book Campaign, 1941-43 ; U.S. Army 1943-46 ;
chief of reference ser., War Dept., 1946 ; app. chief
of circulation branch, Reference Div., Dept. of State,
P-5, Oct. 14, 1946. — REF.
Connors, W. Bradley. — app. public affairs officer in
the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Shanghai July
1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class four Nov.
13, 1946.
Conover, Harry, — b. Newark, N.J., Jan. 26, 1913 ;
Nutley High Sch. grad.; N. Y. U., B.S. 1934; U. of
Calif., grad. work 1934-36 ; asst. in econ., U. of Calif.,
1934-36 ; econ. analyst, Nat. Bu. of Econ. Research,
1936-37 ; research assoc, The Brookings Institution,
1937-38 ; econ. analyst, Senate Comm. on Labor and
Education June-Aug. 1938, Dept. of Justice 1938-41 ;
economist, War Production Bd., 1941-42 ; consulting
economist, Dept. of Justice, 1942-44 ; econ. adviser,
Office of the Coordinator of Inter-Am. Affairs 1944.
Office of Inter-Am. Affairs 1945 ; app. att. in the For.
Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Bern Feb. 15, 1945;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class two Nov. 13, 1946 ; econ.
att. at Bern Nov. 13, 1946 ; married
Conover, Lewis G. — app. v.c. in the For. Ser. and
assigned to the Dept. Dec. 21, 1945 ; at Stuttgart Feb.
13, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov.
13, 1946.
Conover, Ralph J. — b. Harrisburg, Pa., Feb. 8, 1902 ;
Ga. Sch. of Tech., cert, in architecture, 1925 ; archi-
tectural draftsman 1925-31 : assoc. architect, Fed.
Works Agency, 1931-42 : space analyst, War Produc-
tion Bd. 1942-43, War Manpower Commn. 1943-45 ;
app. architect at $3,800 (P-4) in the Dept. of State
Jan. 29, 1945 ; at $5,152.80 Sept. 8, 1946 ; married. —
FBO.
Conrad, William Ernst. — b. Cincinnati, Ohio, July 18,
1906 ;- Hughes High Sch. grad. ; George Washington,
B.A. 1943, M.A. 1944 ; mgr. of baking company 1923-
24 ; elk., cost elk., and sales pricing and inventory
elk. with cml. firms 1924-29 ; financial statistician,
with stock brokers 1929-30, with certified public ac-
countant Apr.-Oct. 1930, with investment advisory
counsel 1930-35, Securities and Exchange Commn.
Apr.-Nov. 1937 ; accountant, Fed. Communications
Commn., 1935-37; economist, Treas. Dept., 1937-42;
sr. economist, Exec. Offices of the Pros., 1942-46 ; app.
chief of coordination and programming branch, Div. of
For. Reporting Services, Dept. of State, P-6, Feb. 8,
1946 ; married. — FR.
BIOGRAPHIES
185
Constan, Peter K. — b. in Greece, Jan. 30, 1888 ;
naturalized ; Olivet Coll., A.B. 1911 : Harvard Grad.
Sen. 1911-12 ; special investigator, Mich. State Labor
Dept., 1911, 1912-13 ; investigator, Nat. Child Labor
Committee, Jan.-Mar. 1913 ; special agt., Mass. Society
for Prevention of Cruelty to Children, 1913-17; U.S.
Army 1917-19, 2d It. ; app. elk. in Am. leg. at Athens
Mar. 31, 1920; at Belgrade July 18, 1935; in Am.
consulate at Belgrade July 18, 193S ; v.c. at Belgrade
Sept. 23, 1938; at Zagreb, temp., Sept. 20, 1940; at
Belgrade May 1, 1941 ; at Cairo, temp., July 6, 1941
(canceled) ; at Alexandria Oct. 16, 1941 (canceled) ;
at Manila Dec. 8, 1941-Jan. 1, 1942 ; at Naples Feb. 18,
1944 ; elk., office of U. S. political adviser, staff of
Supreme Allied Commander, Mediterranean theater,
Sept. 22, 1944 (canceled) ; elk. at Belgrade Jan. 16,
1945 ; v.c. at Belgrade May 15, 1945 ; at Zagreb Mar.
22, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eight Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Cook, Kichard Francis. — b. Washington, D.C., July
27, 1906 ; high-sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ; Nat.
U., A.B. 1937 ; Am. U. grad. work 1936-39 ; lecturer
in business coll. 1936—40 ; special lecturer, Catholic D.,
1938-41 ; act. comptroller, Agri. Adjustment Admin.,
1933-3S ; chief of procedure and methods section, chief
of procedure div., and branch mgr., Dept. of Agri.,
1938-42 ; exec, asst., War Dept, 1942-43 ; U.S. Navy
1943-46, It. ; app. exec, officer, Office of Transport and
Communications Policy, Dept. of State, CAF— 14, Jan.
4, 1946 ; mem., Efficiency Rating Comm., 1946— ; asst.
dir., Office of Transport and Communications, P— 8,
Aug. 25, 1946 ; married. — TRC.
Cooke, William Edward. — b. Boston, Mass., Apr. 4,
1906 ; high-seh. grad. ; Benjamin Franklin U., B.C.S.
1936; cml. work 1925-30; app. elk. at $1,440 in the
Dept. of State Aug. 12, 1931 ; at $1,620 Apr. 1, 1936 ;
at $1,800 June 29, 1937; at $1,860 Apr. 16, 1939; at
$2,000 Sept. 16, 1940 ; asst. chief of maintenance and
service section, Div. of Personnel Supervision and Man-
agement, at $2,600 Mar. 20, 1941 ; asst. chief elk. and
admin, asst. at $3,500 Sept. 16, 1942 ; at $3,800
(CAF-11), Oct. 16, 1942; special asst. to act. chief,
Div. of Admin. Management, Jan. 15, 1944 ; detailed to
Div. of Communications and Records as admin, asst.
Aug. 16, 1944, Div. of Central Services Dec. 20, 1944 ;
liaison officer, P— 4, June 30, 1946 ; married. — FR.
Cooley, James, 2d. — b. Boston, Mass., Sept. 28, 1905 ;
St. Paul's Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A.B. 1927, LL.B. 1930 ;
mem. of bar of N.Y. ; with law firm 1930-41 ; with War
Production Bd. 1941-44, and Office of Strategic Serv-
ices 1944-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as atty.,
P-7, Oct. 20, 1945 ; asst. gen. counsel, Office of For.
Liquidation, P-8, May 5, 1946 ; married. — OFLC.
Coolidge, William Bradford.— b. West Medford, Mass.,
Jan. 20, 1916 ; Medford High Sch. grad. ; Tufts Coll.,
A.B. 1937 ; Harvard, A.M. 1941 ; newspaper work and
correspondent for press assn. in Japan and China
1937-39 ; teaching fellow and tutor, Harvard, 1941 ;
analyst, Fed. Communications Commn., 1941-44 ; U.S.
Army 1944-46 ; app. research analyst, P-4, in the
Dept. of State, Sept. 27, 1946 ; married, — DRF.
Cooney, Patrick S. — b. New London, Wis., Aug. 18,
1905 ; New London High Sch. grad. ; business-sch.
grad. ; U. of Wis., Ph.B. 1931 ; Nat. Law Sch., LL.B.
1938 ; mem. of bar of D.C. ; elk. for lumber company
1925—26 ; auditor and supervisor of gold unit, Bu. of
the Mint, 1935-43 ; app. corr. chief at $3,200 in the
Dept. of State Sept. 27, 1943 ; transferred to the Office
•of For. Econ. Admin, as exec. asst. Oct. 15, 1943;
app. divisional asst. at $3,800 (P-4) in the Dept. of
State May 22, 1944 ; asst. chief, Div. of Communica-
tions and Records, P-5, Oct. 6, 1946 ; married. — DC.
Cooper, Charles Albert. — b. Humboldt, Nebr., Oct.
21, 1908; U. of Nebr., A.B. 1930; app. elk. in Am.
consulate at Havre Sept. 16, 1931 ; v.c. at Havre Nov. 3,
1931 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and Bee.
in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 17, 1931 ; v.c. at Havre Jan. 2,
1932; For. Ser. Sch. Aug. 19, 1932; v.c. at
Canton Dec. 22, 1932 ; language officer at Tokyo Aug.
17, 1933 ; v.c. at Tokyo Sept. 5, 1935 ; at Nagoya, temp.,
June 7, 1937 ; at Shanghai Oct. 25, 1937 ; 3d sec. at
Nanking Apr. 21, 1938-July 18, 1939; class eight Nov.
16, 1939 ; 3d sec. at Tokyo Sept. 27, 1940-Dec. 7, 1941 ;
class seven Feb. 1, 1942 ; to the Dept. Aug. 24, 1942 ;
leave without pay Sept. 1, 1943-Feb. 28, 1946, July 1,
1946- ; For. Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946.
Cooper, Paul Stockton. — b. Roanoke, Va.. May 24,
1916 ; Jefferson High Sch. grad. ; Staunton Mil. Acad,
grad. ; Davidson Coll., B.S. 1939 ; asst. sales mgr. for
automobile dealer 1939-41 ; U.S. Army 1941-45, capt.,
overseas service ; app. asst. security officer, CAF-12,
in the Dept. of State, Oct. 1, 1946 ; married. — CON.
Cooper, Prentice.— b. Shelbyville, Tenn., Sept. 28, 1895; Webb
Sch.; Princeton, A. B. 1917; Harvard, LL. B. 1921; Lincoln
Memorial U., LL. B. (honorary) 1940; Muhlenberg Coll., LL. D.
(honorary) 1942; Hartwiek Coll., LL. D. (honorary) 1943; U. S.
Army, 2d It.; mem. of bar of Term.; mem., Tenn. House of
Representatives, 1922; dist. atty. gen., 8th Judicial Circuit of
Tenn., 1925; State Senator, Term., 1936; Gov. of Term., 1939-45;
app. A.E. and P. to Peru May 2, 1946.
Cootes, Merritt Newton. — b. Norfolk, Va., Mar. 11,
1909 ; Woodberry Forest Sch. grad. ; Ecole tie de
France ; Hofburg Schule ; Princeton, A.B. 1931 ; bank
elk., Paris, 1929 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c.
of career, and sec. In the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 17, 1931 ;
to the Dept., temp., Jan. 20, 1932 ; v.c. at Port-au-Prince
June 24, 1932; For. Ser. Sch. Feb. 24, 1933;
v.c. at Hong Kong June 13, 1933 ; at Manila, temp.,
Oct. 16, 1935; at Saigon, temp., Dec. 28, 1935; at
Hong Kong June 6, 1936; at Habana Aug. 26. 1936
(canceled) ; v.c. and 3d sec. at Port-au-Prince July 2,
1937 ; class eight Mar. 16. 1939 ; 3d sec. at Rome Apr.
17, 1940 ; class seven Aug. 16, 1941 ; 2d sec. at Rome
Dec. 9-11, 1941; 3d sec. at Lisbon May 19. 1942: 2d
sec. at Lisbon July 29, 1942 ; also v.c. at Lisbon Jan.
19, 1943 ; class six July 16, 1944 ; to the Dept. Sept.
14, 1944 ; class five Aug. 13, 1945 ; 2d sec. and v.c. at
Moscow Oct. 4, 1945 ; 1st sec. at Moscow in addition to
duties as v.c. Jan. 5, 1946 ; cons. Feb. 1, 1946 ; cons,
at Moscow in addition to duties as 1st sec. Feb. 25,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946.
Copans, Simon J.— app. admin, officer in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Paris July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve
officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; radio officer at Paris
Nov. 13, 1946.
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Cope, Albert John, Jr. — b. Salt Lake City, Utah,
Aug. 13, 1009 ; West High Sch. grad. ; business-sch.
grad. ; U. of Utah 1927-30 ; travel and study in Europe
1930-33 ; ruusic teacher 1933-34 ; app. elk. in Am.
consulate at Stuttgart June 5, 1934 ; v.c. at Stuttgart
July 18, 1936; at Lisbon July 19, 1941; at Tijuana
Jan. 2, 1942 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 7, 1944 ; v.c. at Cien-
fuegos Dec. 16, 1944 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Habana Aug.
28, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Correll, Alice Brown (Mrs.). — b. Salt Lake City,
Utah ; East High Sch. ; U. of Utah, M.A. 1927 ; Ameri-
can U.. Ph.D. 1933; teacher in jr. high sch. 1928-29,
1930 ; draftsman, Census Bu., 1929-30 ; research asst.,
Civil Ser. Commn., July-Oct. 1930 ; app. archive asst.
at $1,800 in the Dept. of State Oct. 1, 1930; at $2,000
Aug. 29, 1931 ; at $2,600 Apr. 1, 1935 ; research asst.
Dec. 22, 1937; at $2,700 Apr. 1, 1938; at $2,800 June
16, 1941 ; divisional asst. at $3,200 May 16, 1942 ; at
$3,800 Oct. 16, 1943 ; at $4,600 (P-5) Nov. 20, 1944. —
SPD.
Copeland, George H.— b. Brooklyn, N. Y., Jan. 22, 1893; Mont-
clair (N. J.) High Sch. grad.; Princeton, B. A.. 1915; U. S. Army
1918, 2d It.; instr. in journalism and current events at Briarcliff
Jr. Coll. and N. Y. U.; reporter, copy editor and travel editor on
newspapers 1925-43; news editor (White House and Dept. of
State liaison officer), Office of War Information, 1943-45; radio
broadcaster and news reporter, Quebec Conf., 1944, Dumbarton
Oaks Conversations on Int.. Org., Washington, 1944, and United
Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945; transferred to
the Dept. of State as information specialist, CAF-13, Aug. 31,
1945; editor July 14, 1946; married.- INP.
Coppock, Joseph David. — b. Peru, Ind., Feb. 10, 1909 ;
Peru High Sch. grad. ; Culver Mil. Acad. grad. ; Swarth-
more Coll., A.B. 1933 ; Columbia, M.A. 1934, Ph.D.
1940 ; researcher, Nat. Bu. of Econ. Research, 1938-39 ;
teacher of econ., Hendrix Coll., Swarthmore Coll., and
U. of Calif., 1934-41 ; economist, Dept. of Agri., War
Production Bd., Office of Price Admin., and Office of
Strategic Services, 1941-44; U.S. Navy 1944-45, It.
(j.g. ), overseas service; app. econ. adviser. Office of
Int. Trade Policy, Dept. of State, at $8,000 (P-8)
May 2. 1945 : adviser, U.S. del., Preparatory Commn. of
the United Nations Food and Agri. Org., Washington,
1946 ; married. — ITP.
Corcoran, William Warwick. — b. Washington, D.C.,
Sept. 5, 1884 ; business sch. ; Georgetown Law Sch. 2
yrs. ; U. of Lille, France, summer course ; newspaper
corr. and editor 1905-17; U. S. Army 1917-19, 1st it.;
app. v.c. of career of class three Miiy 24, 1920 ; v.c. at
Calcutta Aug. 2, 1920; at Bombay Sept. 14, 1920; at
Calcutta Oct. 19, 1920; at Madras Mar. 28, 1921; at
Boulogne-sur-Mer May 14, 1921 ; class two Nov. 17,
1921 ; For. Ser. officer unclass. July 1, 1924 ; class
eight, cons., and cons, at Boulogne-sur-Mer May 23,
1929 ; at Warsaw May 28, 1929 ; class seven Feb. 4,
1931 ; at Algiers Oct. 12, 1931 ; at Gibraltar, temp.,
June 3, 1932 ; at Algiers Aug. 13, 1932 ; at Matamoros
Nov. 7, 1932 (canceled) ; at Kingston, Jamaica, Feb. 7,
1933 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 3, 1934 ; cons, at
Vigo Nov. 26. 1934 ; at Goteborg Aug. 15. 1936 ; class six
May 1, 1941 ; class five July 16, 1944 ; cons. gen. Dec.
18. 1944; cons. sen. at Goteborg Dec. 29. 1944; class
four May 16, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov.
13, 1946.
Cordova, Natalie H. — app. admin, asst. in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Bogota July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class eleven Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Corliss, James C. — app. divisional asst. at $5,600 in
the Dept. of State June 3, 1943 ; economist Jan. 16,
1945 ; asst. chief, Div. of Financial Affairs, Mar. 1,
1945; at $6,500 (P-7) June 18, 1945. — FN.
Correll, John Franklin. — b. Delta, Colo., Apr. 3, 1904 ;
Mansfield High Sch. grad. ; Kenyon Coll., B.A. 1928 ;
Ashland Coll., summer 1930 ; U. of Chicago, summer
1933, 1934 ; Am. U., grad. work 1944-45 ; teacher in
public schs. 1928-43 ; labor consultant for mfg. com-
pany, summer 1942 ; labor economist. War Production
Bd., 1943-45 ; app. att. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and
assigned at Pretoria Apr. 25, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class eight Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Corrick, Donald Wheatley. — b. Kensington, Md., Aug.
15, 1897 ; Roosevelt High Sch. grad. ; Southeast-
ern U., B.C.S. 1926 ; American U. 1939 ; U. S. Navy
1917-19 ; elk., Navy Dept, 1919-23 ; asst. gen. office
mgr., dept. store, 1923-24 ; chief of an accounting sec-
tion, Dept. of Agri., 1924-34 ; app. admin, asst. at
$2,900 in the Dept. of State Nov. 1, 1934; at $3,000
Apr. 1, 1938 ; act. asst. chief, Div. of Accounts. Feb.
6, 1939 ; asst. chief at $3,200 June 1, 1939 ; act. chief
Sept. 5, 1939 ; chief at $4,600 Apr. 1, 1040 ; at $4,800
Oct. 1, 1942; at $5,600 May 1, 1943; act. asst. chief,
Div. of Budget and Finance, Jan. 15, 1944; chief of
accounts branch, Div. of Budget and Finance, June
24, 1044 ; chief of financial assistance section, Special
War Problems Div., Dee. 8, 1944 ; at $5,400 (CAF-12)
June 14, 1945, Special Projects Div. Oct. 3, 1945 ; act.
asst. chief May 21, 1946 ; married. — SPD.
Corrigan, Frank P. — b. Cleveland. Ohio, July 14,
1881 ; South High Sch. grad. ; Adelbert Coll., A.B.
1903; Western Reserve U., M.D. 1906; U. of Vienna
1910; grad. work in U.S. and abroad; steel metal-
lurgist 1898-99; Ohio Naval Reserve 1808-1901;
interne, pathologist, and surgeon 1906-19 ; official
representative for Latin Amer., Am. Coll. of Surgeons,
1920-22; director of surgery in hospital 1922-32;
author; app. E.E. and M.P to El Salvador Mar. 14,
1934 ; to Panama Aug. 9, 1937 ; U.S. representative,
Honduran-Nicaraguan boundary mediation, 1987 ; A.E.
and P. to Venezuela Jan. 20, 1939 ; honorary chm.,
hospitality committee, 8th Am. Scientific Cong., Wash-
ington, 1940 ; married
Corrigan, Robert Foster. — b. Cleveland, Ohio, Sept.
12, 1914; East High Sch. grad.; Stanford. A.B. 1937;
Cen. U. of Venezuela, Caracas. 1939-40 ; sec. to Am.
minister to El Salvador 1934-35 ; dep. collector, Bu. of
Internal Revenue, 1037-39; sec. to Am. mil. att. at
Caracas 1930-40, to Am. amb. to Venezuela 1939-41;
U. S. Naval Reserve 1939-41, ensign ; app. v.c. at Rio
de Janeiro Oct. 21, 1941 ; at Natal Mar. 29, 1945 ; For.
Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Oct. 16, 1945; v.c. at Natal Nov. 30, 1945; at
Berlin Aug. 22, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov.
13. 1946.
BIOGRAPHIES
187
Corse, Carl D. — b. Verndale, Minn., Nov. 20, 1907;
Central High Sen. (Minneapolis) grad. ; U. of Minn.,
B.B.A. 1930, M.A 1935 ; instr. and research asst. In
economics, accounting, and statistics, U. of Minn.,
1930-35, 1938-39 ; field investigator, Treas. Dept.,
Sept. 1934 ; economic analyst, Dept. of State, 1935-38 ;
app. economic analyst at $3,800 in the Dept. of State
June 26, 1939 ; divisional asst. July 10, 1939 ; at $4,600
Feb. 16, 1941 ; mem.. Shipping Priorities Advisory
Comm., 1942-45 ; at $5,600 Sept. 1, 1942 : asst. chief,
Div. of Cml. Policy, June 24, 1944; at $6,500 (P-7)
Sept. 28. 1944 ; married. — CP.
Corson, James F. — b. Aug. 9, 1914 ; app. intelligence
analyst, P-4, in the Dept. of State Aug. 29, 1946. — CIG.
Cortada, James N. — b. New York, N. Y., May 10,
1914 ; City Coll. of N. Y. ; D. of Habana ; app. elk. in
Am. emb. at Habana July 1, 1942 : jr. econ. analyst at
Habana Oct. 10, 1944 ; econ. analyst and admin, asst.
at Habana July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
eleven Nov. 13, 1946 ; econ. analyst at Habana Nov.
13, 1946.
Cory, Thomas J. — b. San Francisco, Calif., June 15,
1914 ; schs. in Spain and France ; Redondo Union High
Sch. grad.; U. of Calif, at Los Angeles, A.B. 1935;
Dniversidad Nacional de Mexico, summer 1935 ; U.
of Calif. 1936; agri. engineer 1935-38; app. For.
Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; v.c. at Vancouver Jan. 4,
1940; at Trail June 28. 1940; at Vancouver Oct. 1,
1940; For. Ser. Scb. Jan. 23, 1941; v.c. at Barcelona
June 2, 1941 ; at La Guaira Aug. 28. 1943 ; class eight
Nov. 16, 1943 ; to the Dept. Aug. 23, 1944 ; class seven
May 16, 1945 ; 2d sec. and v.c. at Moscow May 29,
1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 :
married.
Costanzo, Gesualdo A.— b. Ensley, Ala., Nov. 20, 1916; Ensley
High Sch. grad.; Birmingham Southern Coll., A. B. 1937; U. of
Va., M. A. 1938, Ph. D. 1940; Brookings Inst. 1939-40; research
asst., Brookings Inst., Junc-Nov. 1940; asst. economist, Bu. of
Mines, 1940-41; assoc. economist, War Production Bd., 1941;
asst. prof, of econ., U. of Md., 1941-42; economist, Bu. of For. and
Dom. Com., 1942-43; U. S. Navy, It., overseas service; app.
divisional asst., P-5, in the Dept. of State Apr. 24, 1946; mar-
ried.—FN.
Costanzo, Joseph B. — app. admin, officer in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Naples July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; public
affairs officer at Naples Nov. 13, 1946.
Cottam, Howard Rex. — b. St. George, Utah, July 27,
1910 ; Provo High Sch. grad. ; Brigham Young U., A.B.
1932 ; U. of Wis., Ph.M. 1938, Ph.D. 1941 ; research
asst., fellow, teaching asst., and asst. to dean of men,
U. of Wis., 1935-39 ; research asst., Ohio State U.,
1939-40 ; asst. prof., Pa. State Coll., 1940-42 ; chief
rent examiner. Office of Price Admin., Sept.-Nov. 1942 ;
chief of program appraisal div., War Food Admin.,
1942-44 ; app. agri. economist in the For. Ser. Auxil-
iary and assigned at Paris Oct. 21, 1944 ; agri. att. at
Rome Apr. 8, 1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class
four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Cottell, Philip Gaertner. — b. Louisville, Ky., Jan. 5,
1918 ; Choate Sch. grad. ; Yale, A.B. 1941 ; app. v.c. in
the For. Ser. and assigned at Guayaquil Oct. 3, 1941 ;
at Quito Dec. 28, 1942 ; to the Dept. May 5, 1945 ; at
Jerusalem Oct. 25, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Cotterman, Myron Lee. — b. Rushville, Ohio, Sept. 21,
1918 ; high-sch. grad. ; business sch. ; stenog. for insur.
company 193S ; sec. with mfg. firm 1938-40 ; elk., War
Dept., 1940-41 ; app. elk. in Am. emb. at London Nov.
13, 1941 ; at Buenos Aires Aug. 19, 1944 ; at La Paz,
temp., July 2, 1945 ; communications technician and
admin, asst. at Buenos Aires Feb. 10, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; communica-
tions technician at Buenos Aires Nov. 13, 1946.
Cottrell, Nickolas.— b. New York, N. Y., Dec. 26, 1907; Taft
Sch.; Columbia U. Extension; Columbia, B. S. 1930, M. S. 1931;
St. John's U., LL. B. 1936; in credit dept. of bank 1929-30; engi-
neer in gold mine 1931-32; research mgr. in patent firm 1933-35;
industrial engineer 1935-37; atty. with law firm 1937-38; asst. to
administrator of trade association 1938-40; atty., private practice
1941-42, Dept. of Justice 1942-44; planning staff, For. Econ.
Admin., 1945; transferred to the Dept. of State as analyst, P-5,
Oct. 20, 1945; divisional asst. June 30, 1946; married.— JK.
Cottrell, Sterling Judson— b. Elgin, 111., July 8, 1914; high-sch.
grad.; Stanford, B. A. 1936; agency sales supervisor with air line
1936-40; U. S. Navy 1941-45, It. comdr., overseas service; app.
civil air att. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Bogota
May 16, 1946; also at Caracas and Quito June 21, 1946; For. Ser.
Reserve officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946; married.
Coudray, Robert Carter. — b. Newport, R.I., Dec. 21,
1895 ; business-high sch. grad. ; George Washington U.
1923-24 ; bank teller 1917 ; U.S. Army 1917-19, overseas
ser. ; sec, Fed. Bd. of Vocational Education, 1919 ; elk.,
Naval Station at Guantanamo, Cuba, 1919-23 ; pur-
chasing agt., Navy Dept., 1923 ; app. elk. in Am. consu-
late gen. at Hankow Jan. 22, 1924 ; v.c. at Hankow
Sept. 24, 1926; elk. at Mukden June 25, 1928; v.c. at
Mukden Oct. 1, 1928 ; at Swatow Oct. 8, 1931 ; at
Canton May 22, 1934 ; at Hong Kong Sept. 6, 1935-
Dec. 24, 1941; at Port-of-Spain Sept. 15, 1942 (can-
celed) ; at Alexandria Mar. 3, 1943; at Suez May 4,
1943 ; at Alexandria June 12. 1943 ; at Port Raid, temp.,
Sept. 25, 1943 ; at Alexandria Oct. 11, 1943 ; at Port
Said Jan. 10, 1945 ; at Canton Feb. 1, 1946 ; at Hong
Kong, temp., July 30, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class ten Nov. 13, 1946.
Coughlin, Richard James. — b. Buffalo, N.Y., Dec. 12,
1917 ; Hutchinson-Central High Sch. grad. ; State
Teachers Coll. (Buffalo), B.S. 1941; Yale U. 1943-44;
teacher in public sch. 1941^2 ; U.S. Army 1942—45 ;
app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the
Dept. Nov. 27, 1945 ; v.c. at Saigon Jan. 8, 1946 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Coulter, Eliot Brewster. — b. Ansnnburg, Ohio. May
11, 1892 ; Princeton, Litt.B. 1914 ; Harvard, A.M. 1916 ;
George Washington, LL.B. 1931 ; banking 1915-17 ;
app. cons. asst. Sept. 4, 1917; v.c. at St. Nazaire Nov.
17, 1917; at Helsingfors Mar. 12, 1919; v.c. of career
of class three and v.c. at Helsingfors May 25,
1920 ; at London July 20, 1920 ; class two Nov. 17,
1921 ; class one May 26, 1922 ; cons, of class seven
Mar. 1, 1923 ; class six Dec. 19, 1923 ; For. Ser. officer
719707c— 47-
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of class seven July 1, 1924 ; resigned July 1925 ;
banking 1925-26; app. drafting officer at $3,000 in
the Dept. of State Feb. 1, 1926; at $3,200 July 1,
1928 ; at $3,300 Sept. 1, 1928 ; at $3,800 May 1, 1930 ;
asst. chief. Visa Office, July 1, 1930; at $4,600 Dec.
1, 1930 ; asst. chief, Visa Div., Jan. 1, 1931 ; at $4,800
Nov. 16, 1938 ; at $5,600 Sept. 1, 1940 ; at $6,500 (P-7)
Dec. 16, 1941 ; married. — VD.
Courtney, Raymond Finley. — b. Richview, 111., Oct.
20, 1908 ; Central High Sch. (Tulsa, Okla.) grad. ;
Harvard, A.B. 1929, M.B.A. 1932; U. of Paris 1929;
teller, credit analyst, and special representative for
bank 1933-35 ; asst. div. mgr. for chemical company
1936-41 ; U.S. Navy 1941-46, comdr., overseas service ;
app. admin, analyst, CAF— 12, in the Dept. of State
Nov.. 12, 1946.— FSP.
Coville, Cabot. — b. Washington, D.C., Mar. 25, 1902;
Central High Sch. grad. ; Cornell, A.B. 1923 ; app.
For. Ser. officer unclass. May 28, 1926 ; v.c. of career
June 15, 1926 ; language officer at Tokyo Apr. 8, 1927 ;
v.c. at Kobe Nov. 4, 1929 ; at Dairen, temp., Sept.
19, 1930 ; class eight, cons., and cons, at Dairen
Feb. 4, 1931 ; at Kobe May 25, 1931 ; at Tokyo Aug.
12, 1931; at Harbin Jan. 25, 1932; For. Ser. officer
to the emb. at Tokyo Jan. 24, 1935 ; sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Feb. 9, 1935; 3d sec. at Tokyo Feb. 16, 1935;
class seven and 2d sec. at Tokyo Oct. 1, 1935 ; class
six June 1, 1937; to the Dept. Nov. 22, 1939; class
Ave Aug. 1, 1940 ; detailed as 2d sec. and cons, to the
office of the high commr. of the Philippines Oct. 22,
1941 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Lima May 6, 1942 ; at Rio
de Janeiro, temp., July 21, 1942 ; to the Dept. Aug. 27.
1942 ; class four Oct. 20, 1942 ; 1st sec. and cons, at
London Feb. 5, 1943 ; at Stockholm Apr. 20, 1944 ;
exec. asst. to sec. gen., United Nations Conf. on Int.
Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; 1st sec. and cons, at Lon-
don Aug. 9, 1945 ; class three Aug. 13, 1945 ; adviser to
U. S. del., Preparatory Commn. of United Nations,
London, 1945 ; political adviser, U.S. del., 1st part of
1st sess. of the Gen. Assembly, United Nations, London,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Covins, Anthony A. — b. Bradford, Pa., May 29, 1913 ;
St. Bernard High Sch. grad. ; business sch. ; mimeo-
graph operator 1932-33, 1934-36 ; elk. 1933-34 ; app.
elk. at $1,260 in the Dept. of State Oct. 9, 1936 ; at
$1,440 Sept. 16, 1937; at $1,260 Apr. 16, 1938; at
$1,440 Oct. 16, 1938 ; elk., 8th Int. Conf. of Am. States,
Lima, 1938 ; at $1,620 Oct. 19, 1939 ; at $1,800 Nov. 16,
1940 ; at $2,000 May 16, 1942 ; admin, asst. at $2,900
July 1, 1943; at $3,200 (CAF-9) Sept. 7, 1944; asst.
chief of duplicating section, Int. Civil Aviation Conf.,
Chicago, 1944 ; operations officer. Inter-Am. Conf. on
Problems of War and Peace, Mexico City, 1945 ;
personnel technician, CAF-11, Nov. 27, 1945 ; act.
admin, officer, Div. of For. Ser. Personnel, July 16,
1946 ; admin, officer, CAF-12, Dec. 1, 1946 ; married. —
FP.
Cowan, Robert Thomas. — b. Bristol, Tenn., Mar. 30,
1907; Bast Tenn. State Coll. 1923-24; King Coll.
1924-25 ; U. of Tex. Coll. of Mines 1927-28 ; app. elk.
In the Am. consulate at Ciudad Juarez Sept. 1, 1928 ;
v.c. at Ciudad Juarez Dec. 18, 1929; at San Luis
Potosf Nov. 25, 1930; at Yarmouth Dec. 12, 1931 ; ai
Nantes Feb. 3, 1933 ; at Lyon Jan. 27, 1934 ; at Calais,
temp., July 13, 1934 ; at Lyon Dec. 28, 1934 ; at Lille
Jan. 4, 1935 ; at Havre, temp., Aug. 17, 1936 ; at Port
Said Nov. 18, 1936 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c.
of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 6, 1938 ;
v.c. at Port Said July 13, 1938; at Aden May 1,
1939 ; also for French Somali Coast and dependencies
Aug. 29, 1939 ; at Ziirich Jan. 17, 1940 ; class eight July
16, 1943 ; v.c. at Casablanca Feb. 6, 1945 ; cons. Apr. 6,
1945 ; cons, at Casablanca Apr. 17, 1945 ; class six
May 16, 1945 ; to the Dept. Oct. 29, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946.
Cowles, Carroll William. — b. Toano, Va., Mar. 14,
1910 ; Toano High Sch. grad. ; George Washington U.
1931-39 ; elk., Dept. of Com., 1928-33 ; chief of admin,
accts. section, Fed. Home Loan Bank Bd., 1933-41 ;
admin, officer, Bd. of Econ. Warfare, 1941-42 ; app. v.c.
at Panama Nov. 14, 1942; at Brisbane Apr. 19, 1945:
For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Cowles, Leon LeRoy. — b. Ogden, Utah, July 24, 1906 ;
Latter Day Saints' High Sch. grad. ; U. of Utah,
A.B. 1929; U. of So. Calif., M.A. 1934; Nat. U. of
Mexico, summer 1934 ; U. of Calif., summer 1935 ; study
in France 1925-27 ; elk. 1924 ; secretary of Latter
Day Saints' Mission in France 1925—27 ; teacher in
high sch. 1929-36 ; instr. in French and Spanish,
Santa Monica Jr. Coll., 1936-38 ; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Apr. 6. 1938; v.c. at Ciudad Juarez Apr. 12, 1938;
For. Ser. Sch. June 7, 1939 ; v.c. at Barcelona
Jan. 8, 1940 ; at Vigo Oct. 27, 1941 ; class eight July 16,
1943 ; class six May 16, 1945 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at. Oslo
May 21, 1945; 2d sec. at Oslo in addition to duties as
v.c. June 20, 1945 ; cons. Feb. 1. 1946 ; cons, at Oslo in
addition to duties as 2d see. Feb. 25, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class four Nov. 13, 1940 ; married.
Cox, Henry B. — b. Philadelphia, Pa., Oct. 15, 1916 ;
William Penn Charter Sch. grad.; U. of Heidelberg,
summer 1936 ; Haverford Coll., A.B. 1938 ; U. of Pa..
M.A. 1940 ; George Washington U., grad. work 1946- ;
instr. in languages, Bridgewater Coll., 1939—40 ; Govt,
service 1941—46 ; app. intelligence officer, P— 4, in the
Dept. of State Oct. 1, 1946 ; married. — FC.
Cox, Kenneth Douglas.— b. Knoxville, Tenn., Feb. 18, 1917,
Knoxville High Sch. grad.; U. of Tenn., 1935-36; radio technician
1936-39, 1940-43; installer with telephone company Mar. -Apr.
1940; radio engineer Office of War Information, 1943-46;
transferred to the Dept. of State as sr. field representative, at
$5,000, Aug. 31, 1945; radio engineer, P-5, June 30, 1946; married.
— IBD.
Coyle, John Joseph. — b. Buffalo, N.Y., July 26, 1896 ;
Central High Sch. grad. ; business sch. ; U. of Madrid
1923 ; Centro de Estudios Hist6ricos, Madrid, 1924 ;
with steel corp. 1915-16 ; elk. for railroad 1916-18 ;
U. S. Army 1918 ; dep. collector, Bu. of Internal
Revenue, 1919; accountant 1919-21 ; app. elk. in Am.
consulate at Bilbao Jan. 1921; in Am. consulate
gen. at Barcelona Apr. 1921 ; v.c. at Madrid May 16,
1922 ; at Bilbao Mar. 5, 1925 ; at Madrid July 9, 1925 ;
at Seville, temp., Dec. 10, 1925; at Oporto Feb. 13,
1926 ; at Tenerife, temp., Dec. 13, 1926 ; at Funchal.
temp., Jan. 3, 1927 ; at Las Palmas Feb. 12, 1927 ; at
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Nueva Gerona Mar. 23, 1928 ; at Guadeloupe, temp.,
June 10, 1929 ; at Dakar Dec. 30, 1929 ; at Paris Sept.
28, 1931 ; at Bristol Nov. 25, 1932 ; at London Oct. 17,
1933 ; also att. at London Jan. 27, 1944 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class eight Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Craig, Loris Franklin.— b. Adel, Iowa, June 29, 1914; North
Des Moines High Sch. grad.; Simpson Coll., B. S. 1937; Prince-
ton U. 1945; Stanford U. 1945; in restaurant business 1932-33;
conveyor foreman in construction company 1937-38; personnel
mgr. in insur. company 1938-43; property mgr. for self 1939-46;
U. S. Navy 1942-45, It., overseas service; app. eeon. analyst in
the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Shanghai Jan. 23,
1946; For. Ser. Staff officer of class nine Nov. 13, 1946; married.
Crain, Earl Thomas. — b. Quincy, 111., Oct. 25, 1907;
D. of 111., B.A. 1927 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate
general at Habana Feb. 1, 1928 ; v.c. at Habana Nov.
5, 1929 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 17, 1931 ; v.c. at Habana
Jan. 2, 1932 ; at Matanzas May 10, 1932 ; at Port
Lim6n Aug. 16, 1932 ; 3d sec. at Managua June 21,
1933 ; also v.c. at Managua Aug. 5, 1933 ; v.c. and 3d
sec. at Teheran Feb. 18, 1935 ; v.c. at Algiers June 1,
1937 ; class eight Mar. 16, 1939 ; 3d sec. at Madrid
Apr. 17, 1939 ; also v.c. at Madrid May 6, 1940 ; class
seven Aug. 16, 1941 ; 2d sec. at Madrid in addition to
duties as v.c. Dec. 9, 1941 ; to the Dept. Jan. 20, 1943 ;
v.c. at Ciudad Juarez Apr. 7, 1943 ; class six July 16,
1944 ; cons. Aug. 12, 1944 ; cons, at Tijuana, temp.,
Dec. 11, 1945 ; class five Dec. 17, 1945 ; 2d sec. and
cons, at Santiago Jan. 18, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Crain, James K— b. Hallettsville, Tex., Aug. 28, 1879; U. S-
M. A., grad. 1904; Army War Coll. 1925-26; U. S. Army
1904-45, maj. gen., overseas service; app. deputy chm., Policy
Comm. on Arms and Armaments, P-8, in the Dept. of State
July 1, 1946; married.— A-H.
Cramer, Robert Stanley. — b. Philadelphia, Pa., Apr.
18, 1920; Roosevelt High Sch. (D.C.) grad.; George
Washington U., A.B. 1941 ; reporter, feature writer, and
asst. Sunday editor on newspaper, 1937-41 ; editor and
writer 1941-45, at Rio de Janeiro 1943-44, Office of
Coordinator of Inter-Am. Affairs ; editor. United Na-
tions Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco. 1945 ; trans-
ferred to the Dept. of State as information publicist,
CAF-12, Aug. 31, 1945; news editor Apr. 7, 1946. —
INP.
Crane, Katharine Elizabeth. — b. Kenton, Ohio ; Ober-
lin Acad. ; Smith, B.A. and M.A. ; U. of Chicago, Ph.D.
1930 ; research in Public Record Office and British
Museum, 1930, 1931, and 1934 ; instr. in hist., U. of
N.C., 1926-27 ; asst. editor, Encyclopaedia of the Social
Sciences, 1929-30 ; prof, of hist., Mary Baldwin Coll.,
1930-31 ; asst. editor, Dictionary of American Biog-
raphy, 1931-36; asst. editor, Social Education, 1936-
39 ; asst. state supervisor, acting state supervisor, and
state supervisor, Historical Records Survey of Vir-
ginia, 1940—42 ; state supervisor, Virginia War Inf.
and Records Services, 1942-43 ; app. elk. at $2,000 in
the Dept. of State Mar. 18, 1943 ; divisional asst. at
$3,200 Nov. 16, 1943 ; at $3,800 (P-4) Oct. 28, 1944. —
RE.
Crane, Ray Henry. — b. Herriman, Utah, July 10,
1918 ; high-sch. grad. ; U. of Utah 1936-37 ; teacher
of religion in Brazil 1938-41 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser.
and assigned to the Dept. Aug. 22, 1941 ; at Curitiba
July 30, 1942 ; resigned Jan. 31, 1945 : center mgr.,
War Food Admin., Jan.— Dec. 1945 ; app. elk. in the
For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned as v.c. at Santos Oct.
26, 1945 (canceled) ; v.c. at Sao Paulo Jan. 5, 1946;
also admin, asst. at Sao Paulo July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Sao
Paulo Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Crane, Vernon Pierce. — b. Holden, Mo., June 4, 1914 ;
Brookfield High Sch. grad. ; Southern 111. Normal U.,
B.Ed. 1937 ; newspaper reporter 1936, 1943-44 ; admin,
asst. for public relations, Nat. Youth Admin., 1937-43 ;
news editor, Office of War Information, 1944—45 ; trans-
ferred to the Dept. of State as news editor, CAF-11,
Aug. 31, 1945 ; shift chief Mar. 4, 1946 ; CAF-12 May
6, 1946 ; married. — INP.
Crawford, J. Forrest. — b. Beirut, Syria, of Am. par-
ents, Jan. 12, 1901 ; high-sch. grad. ; U. of Chicago,
Ph.B. 1922 ; U. of Wis., B.S. 1923 ; U. of Calif., Ph.D.
1931 ; instr., Am. U. of Beirut, 1923-27 ; agri. dir.,
Near East Foundation, 1931-35 ; prof, of biology, Rob-
ert Coll. (Turkey), 1936^2; elk. in consulate gen. at
Beirut, temp., July-Aug. 1942 ; app. agri. adviser in
the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Cairo Nov. 24,
1942 ; resigned Aug. 16, 1943 ; with Iranian Govt. 1943-
46 ; app. sr. econ. analyst in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned at Tehran Jan. 7, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Crawford, William Avery. — b. New York, N.Y., Jan.
14, 1915 ; Am. High Sch. (Paris, France) grad. ;
Chateau de Bures (Seine-et-Oise, France) grad. ; Haver-
ford Coll., B.A. 1936; U. of Madrid, summer 1936;
1'Ecole Libre des Sciences Politiques 1936-38 ; produc-
tion-control elk. in aircraft concern 1940 ; section mgr.
in dept. store 1940-41 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass.,
v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Mar. 20,
1941 ; v.c. at Habana Mar. 27, 1941 ; also 3d sec. at
Habana Aug. 13, 1942; to the Dept. July 21, 1944;
3d sec. and v.c. at Moscow Feb. 1, 1945 ; class eight
May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13.
1946 ; married.
Creed, Donald Robinson. — b. Denver, Colo., Jan. 26,
1905; Webster Groves (Mo.) High Sch. grad.; Wash-
ington U. 1922-23 ; stage mgr. 1928-33, property man
1933-37, with motion picture producers ; sound engi-
neer with broadcasting company 1937—42 ; radio engi-
neer, Office of War Information, 1943—45 ; operations
supervisor, United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San
Francisco, 1945 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as
radio engineer, P-5, Aug. 31, 1945 ; station dir., P-6,
Sept. 30, 1946 ; married. — IBD.
Cresswell, John Reginald, — b. Lachute, Quebec, May
17, 1902 ; naturalized 1934 ; McMaster U., B.A. 1922 ;
Cornell, Ph.D. 1926 ; U. of Bonn, Germany, summer
1930; instr., N. Y. U., 1926-29; prof, of philosophy,
W. Va. U., 1929-45 ; app. cultural-relations officer in
the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Beirut Sept.
25, 1945 ; cultural-relations att. at Beirut Nov. 14,
1945 ; admin, officer at Damascus July 1, 1946 ; For.
Ser. Reserve officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; cultural
officer at Damascus Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
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Crilley, Albert Cyril. — b. Waynesboro, Pa., Jan. 26,
1902; Eastern High Sch. (D.C.) grad.; Georgetown,
B.S. (For. Ser.) 1926, grad. work 1927-28; Dept. of
Com. 1926-30 ; app. asst. trade commr. at Panama
Sept. 1930 ; consultant to pres. of Panama, Panama
Freeport Conf., Panama, 1931 ; act. cml. att. at Panama
July 1933 ; asst. trade commr. at Habana Dec. 1934 ;
asst. cml. att. at Habana June 1, 1935 ; at Quito 1935-
36 ; at Lima Aug. 2, 1935 ; trade commr. at Buenos
Aires 1937 ; European representative of exporting firm
1937-40 ; district mgr. fof P.R. and Virgin Islands,
Dept. of Com., 1940-42; U.S. Navy 1942-45, comdr.,
overseas service ; del., For. Ser. Officers' Conf., Habana,
1941 ; app. sr. econ. analyst in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned to the Dept. Oct. 24, 1945 ; act. asst.
chief and act. chief, Div. of For. Reporting Services,
Dec. 17, 1945 ; asst. chief, P-7, Feb. 18, 1946 ; mar-
ried.— FR.
Crimmins, John Hugh. — b. Worcester, Mass., Nov. 26, 1919'
Boston English High Sch. grad.; Harvard, A. B. 1941; U. S
Army 1941-46, It. col., overseas service; app. intelligence officer,
Special Projects Staff, Dept. of State, at $5,180, Mar. 1, 1946;
asst. political intelligence officer, P-5, June 16, 1946; married.
Crocker, Carson Osborne. — b. Montevideo, Uruguay,
of Am. parents, Aug. 29, 1908; British Schs. of Monte-
video; No. Am. Acad, of Montevideo; Princeton Prep.
Sch. grad. ; Princeton, B.S. 1929 ; salesman with im-
porting company 1929-30 ; mgr. of ranches 1930-42 ;
app. jr. econ. analyst at Montevideo Sept. 11, 1942;
asst. civil air att. at London July 9, 1945 ; att. at
Buenos Aires July 22, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Crocker, Edward Savage, 2d. — b. Fitchburg, Mass.,
Dec. 20, 1895; St. Mark's Sch.; Princeton A.B. 1920;
Columbia U. Law Sch. 1921-22; U. S. Navy 1917-19,
ensign; in paper manufactory 1921; app. sec. of emb.
or leg. of class four and assigned to the Dept. Sept-
22, 1922; asst. sec. of Am. del., Conf. on Cen. Am.
Affairs, Washington, 1922-23; 3d sec. at San Sal-
vador Mar. 20, 1923; at Warsaw Jan. 7, 1924; For.
Ser. officer of class eight July 1, 1924 ; 3d sec. at Rome
Apr. 10, 1925; class seven Aug. 31, 1925; 3d sec. at
Budapest Dec. 13, 1926; at Stockholm May 17, 1929; 2d
sec. at Stockholm Oct. 19, 1929; class six Dec. 19,
1929 ; 2d sec. at Tokyo Nov. 13, 1933 ; class five
Oct. 1, 1935 ; cons. Dec. 1, 1937 ; class four June 16,
1938; 1st sec. at Tokyo June 24, 1938-Dec. 7, 1941;
class three Aug. 16, 1941; to the Dept. June 3, 1942;
1st sec. at Lisbon Nov. 23, 1942 ; also cons, at Lisbon
Jan. 19, 1943; couns. of leg. at Lisbon Feb. 22, 1944;
couns. of emb. at Lisbon June 20, 1944 ; class two May
16, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class two Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Crockett, Kennedy McCampbell. — b. Kingsville, Tex.,
Jan. 18, 1920 ; high-sch. grad. ; North Tex. Agri. Coll.
1937-39 ; U. of Tex. 1939-40, 1941-42 ; utility company
employee 1942-43 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at
Nuevo Laredo June 3. 1943 ; v.c. at Nuevo Laredo Apr.
11, 1944 ; at Tegucigalpa Mar. 26, 1946 ; at Puerto
CortSs, temp., May 21, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Cromie, Leonard James. — b. New Haven, Conn., Feb.
2, 1912 ; New Haven High Sch. grad. ; business-sch.
grad. ; Geneva Sch. of Int. Studies, summer 1931 ;
Yale, B.A. 1932 ; Ecole Libre des Sciences Politiques,
Paris, diplome 1934 ; lecturer and exec sec, Inter-
collegiate Council, 1934-36; sec-rapporteur, Int. Studies
Conf., Paris, 1036-37; asst. sec. Int. Chamber of
Com., Paris, 1937-1939 ; For. Ser. elk. June-July 1940 ;
app. For. Ser. officer unclass.. v.c. of career, and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. July 12, 1940; v.c. at Montreal July
22, 1940; to the Dept. Aug. 15, 1941 (For. Ser. Sch.
Nov. 3-Dec 6, 1941 ; v.c. at Leopoldville and for Fr.
Equatorial Africa and Cameroons (Fr. mandate) Dec. 3,
1941 ; relieved of duties for Fr. Equatorial Africa and
Cameroons (Fr. mandate) June 8, 1942 ; v.c. at Istan-
bul Dec. 8, 1943 ; 3d sec and v.c. at Athens Oct. 21,
1944 ; class eight Mar. 1, 1945 ; class seven May 19,
1946 ; 2d sec. at Athens in addition to duties as v.c.
July 11, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13,
1946.
Cromwell, Richard O. — b. Cass Co., Nebr., Nov. 25,
1890 ; Weeping Water High Sch. grad. ; Weeping
Water Acad. grad. ; U. of Nebr., B.A. 1912, Ph.D.
1918 ; State Coll. of Agri. and Engineering of the
U. of N.C., M.S. 1916; U.S. Forest Service, summer
1913; asst. plant pathologist, N.C. State Agri. Ex-
periment Station, 1913-17, Iowa State Experiment
Station 1918-20; dir. of commodity dept. for mer-
cantile company 1920-21, 1923-41 ; commodity an-
alyst for grain merchants 1921-23 : sr. agri. econo-
mist 1941-44, marketing specialist 1944-45, Dept. of
Agri. ; app. asst. agri. att. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned at Buenos Aires May 18, 1945 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Crook, Dorothy Delacroix. — b. New York, N. Y., June
21, 1911 ; St. Agatha Sch. grad. ; Geneva Sch. of Int.
Studies, summer 1932 ; Barnard Coll., B.A. 1933 ;
Columbia, M.A. 1939 ; editorial asst., Govt. Information
Ser., 1933-34 ; research asst. 1934-36, consultant 1942,
Treas. Dept. ; econ. analyst with bank 1937-39 ; dir.
of public affairs with nat. org. of business women
1939-42 ; information officer in Europe, Office of War
Information, 1943-45 ; app. information officer in the
For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept. July 1,
1946 ; information specialist, CAF-12, in the Dept. of
State Nov. 1, 1946. — PA.
Crook, Linton. — b. Anniston, Ala., Nov. 10, 1901 ;
Ala. Presbyterian Coll. ; Marion Mil. Inst. ; U. of
Ala. 5 yrs. ; app. elk. in Am. consulate gen. at Milan
May 1, 1925; v.c at Milan Nov. 22, 1927; at Lucerne,
temp., June 8, 1929; at Milan Oct. 17, 1929; at
Penang June 20, 1931 ; at Santo Domingo Nov. 12,
1934; at Palermo Dee. 8. 1937; at Marseille Mar. 13,
1941-Nov. 8, 1942 ; to the Dept. Feb. 18. 1944 ; v.c. at
Foynes Apr. 6, 1944 ; office of U. S. representative, Ad-
visory Council for Italy, Sept. 25, 1944 ; at Rome Jan.
8. 1945 : also admin, officer at Rome Apr. 21, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class nine Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c.
at Rome Nov. 13. 1946.
Crooks, Bruce Ronald. — b. New York, N.Y., Oct. 13,
1918; Glen Ridge High Sch. grad.; Brown, A.B. 1940;
Fletcher Sch. of Law and Diplomacy 1940; editorial
asst. in insur. company 1941-42 ; app. divisional asst.
at $2,000 in the Dept. of State Feb. 2, 1942 ; at $2,600
June 16. 1942: at $3,200 Dec. 1. 1942: resigned May
24, 1943 to enter the armed services ; U.S. Army 1943-
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1945, overseas service ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass.,
T.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 25, 1946 ;
to the Dept. Sept. 11, 1946 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Kabul
Oct. 22, 1946 : For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13,
1946.
Crosby, Ben G. — b. Kirkwood, Mo., Sept. 17, 1909 ;
high-sch. grad. ; U. of Ky., B.S. 1931 ; engineer for
Ky. state highway dept. 1931-35 ; ingr. of tobacco
firm 1935-40 ; U.S. Army 1940^16, col., overseas
service ; app. dir. of Public Information Div., Office of
For. Liquidation, Dept. of State, CAF-15, Oct. 29,
1946 ; married.— OFLC.
Cross, Cecil Merne Putnam. — b. Rangoon, India, of
Am. parents, Nov. 2, 1891 ; Hope St. High Sch. (Provi-
dence, R. I.); Brown U., A.B. and A.M. 1915; U. of
Chicago, Ph.D. 1922; elk., War Dept., 1918-19; app.
v.c. of career of class three Sept. 27, 1919 : v.c. at
Palermo Dec. 9, 1919; at Naples Apr. 17, 1920; cons,
of class seven June 2, 1920 ; cons, at Aden Nov. 30,
1921 ; at Lourengo Marques July 7, 1922 ; class six
Mar. 1, 1923 ; For. Ser. officer of class seven July
1, 1924; class six Feb. 24, 1925; cons, at Port Eliza-
beth Apr. 10, 1925 ; at Capetown May 15, 1925 ; class
five May 23, 1929; cons, at Barcelona June 25, 1932;
at Paris June 21, 1935; also dlst. acct. and disbursing
officer at Paris July 16, 1935; class four Oct. 1, 1935;
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Aug. 17, 1937 ; class three Jan.
3, 1938 ; 1st sec. at Paris In addition to duties as
cons, and dist. acct. and disbursing officer Feb. 14. 1940;
class two Aug. 1, 1940; to the Dept. Dec. 20. 1940;
cons. gen. Mar. 20, 1941 ; cons. gen. at Sao Paulo Mar.
21, 1941 ; class one May 16, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer
of class one Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Cross, John Storrs. — b. Birmingham, Ala., Sept. 18,
1904 ; Marion Mil. Inst. grad. ; Ala. Polytech. Inst„
B.S.E.E. 1923 ; electrical engineer with auto mfg.
company 1923-24 ; salesman for investment firm 1925-
26 ; construction supt. for retail store 1927 ; survey
chief, Mich. State Highway Dept., 1927-30 ; column-
ist for news syndicate 1931 ; assoc. engineer, en-
gineer, sr. engineer, asst. chief of engineers, Dept.
of the Interior, 1932-41 ; mem. of Interdept. Radio
Advisory Commn. 1936-41 ; mem. of Defense Com-
munications Bd., 1941 ; U. S: Navy 1942-46, capt.,
overseas service ; app. asst. chief, Telecommunica-
tions Div., Dept. of State, P-7, Sept. 9, 1946 ; mar-
ried.— TD.
Crowell, Thomas Lee, Jr.— b. Monroe, N. C, Sept., 20, 1915;
Monroe High Sch. grad.; U. of N. C, A. B. 1936; George Wash-
ington U. 1941-45; Am. U. 1944; teacher in high sch. 1936-37;
statistician in petroleum company 1937-41; petroleum specialist,
War Production Bd., 1941-42; asst. exec, sec, Petroleum Admin.
for War, 1942-45; app. minerals geographer, P-4, in the Dept. of
State Dec. 10, 1945.— MI.
Crowley, Edwin Daniel. — b. Williamsburg, Va., Jan. 7, 1923;
West Carthage High Sch. (N. Y.) grad.; Georgetown, B. S.
(For. Ser.) 1943; U. S. Army 1912-46; app. For. Ser. officer un-
class., v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. June 14, 1946; to
the Dept. July J, 1946; v. c. at Strasbourg July 19, 1946; For.
Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Cruit, Adelaide G. (Mrs.) — b. Cincinnati, Ohio ; West-
ern High Sch. (D.C.) grad. ; business sch. ; Nat. Sch.
of Fine and Applied Arts ; elk., State of Calif., 1934-
35 ; unit supervisor, Farm Security Admin., 1936—42 ;
asst. chief of div., For. Econ. Admin., 1943—45 ;
transferred to the Dept. of State as admin, officer,
CAF-11, Oct. 20, 1945 ; chief of section, Div. of For.
Ser. Admin., Sept. 22, 1946. — FA.
Crume, John B. — b. Louisville, Ky., July 23, 1920 ;
St. Xavier High Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A.B. 1942 ;
U.S. Army 1942-45, overseas service ; app. For. Ser.
officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. July 19, 1946 ; to the Dept. Aug. 7, 1946 ; 3d
sec. and v.c. at Tehran Sept. 9, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer
of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Cuddy, Mildred. — b. Bethany, Mo. ; Bethany High
Sch. grad. ; business sch. ; U. of Iowa, B.A. 1927 ;
secretary 1928-31; sec, Treas. Dept., 1938-42; sec.
and admin, asst., Bd. of Econ. Warfare and For. Econ.
Admin., 1942-44 ; elk., 1st session of the Council,
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Admin., At-
lantic City, N. J., 1943 ; app. divisional asst. at $2,600
in the Dept. of State Aug. 22, 1944 ; admin, asst. in the
For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at London Oct. 30,
1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13,
1946.
Cuffe, Edward Dillon. — b. New York, N.Y., Oct. 30,
1913 ; Brooklyn Prep. Sch. grad. ; Georgetown, B.S.
(For. Ser.) 1936; Straubenmuller Textile Sch. 1938;
foreign representative for private company 1936-42 ;
app. jr. econ. analyst at San Jos6 July 30, 1942;
at Chungking May 1, 1945: econ. analyst at Chung-
king Aug. 1, 1945 ; at Nanking Apr. 1, 1946 ; at Shang-
hai June 16, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class six
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Culbertson, Paul Trauger. — b. Greensburg, Pa., Apr.
11, 1897; Western High Sch. (D.C.) ; Yale, Ph.B. 1923;
George Washington, LL.B. ; mem. of bar of D.C; U. S.
Army 1917-19, orerseas service; Dept. of Com. 1920;
jr. accountant, summer 1921 ; elk. in Am. consulate
at Paris July-Oct. 1922 ; app. drafting officer at $2,500
in the Dept. of State July 3, 1923; at $2,800 July 1,
1924; sec. of Am. del., Preliminary Conf. on Oil
Pollution of Navigable Waters, Washington, 1926 ; at
$3,000 June 16, 1926; at $3,200 July 1, 1928; at
$3,300 July 1, 1928; at $3,800 Oct. 1, 1928; at $4,600
Oct. 1, 1929 ; divisional asst. at $5,600 July 1, 1930 ;
asst. chief, Div. of Western European Affairs, at $6,500
Jan. 28, 1932 ; expert, 2d sess., Committee of Experts
on Pollution of the Sea by Oil, Geneva, 1935 ; asst.
chief, Div. of European Affairs, June 16, 1937: af
$7,000 June 1, 1939: mem. of diplo. mission, Portuguese
Imperial Week Celebration, Lisbon, 1940 ; at $7,250 Jan.
1, 1942 ; U. S. representative, econ. mission to Fr. Ncrth
Africa, 1942; liaison sec, 1st sess. of the Council,
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Admin., At-
lantic City, N. J., 1943; chief, Div. of Western Euro-
pean Affairs, Jan. 15, 1944 ; at $S,000 (P-8) June 16,
1944 ; married.— WE.
Cullen, Virginia I. — b. Pittsburgh, Pa. ; Schenley
High Sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ; secretary 1933 ;
stenog. and typist, Govt, depts., 1934-36 ; elk. at
$1,440 in the Dept. of State June 16, 1936 ; at $1,620
Apr. 16, 1937 ; at $1,680 Apr. 16. 1939 ; at $1,800 Dec.
16. 1940; at $2,000 May 16, 1942; admin, asst. at
$2,600 Aug. 16, 1943 ; transferred to the Office of For.
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Econ. Admin. Sept. 30, 1943 ; app. divisional asst. at
$2,600 in the Dept. of State Feb. 7, 1944 ; admin, asst.
at Berlin Nov. 20, 1944 (canceled) ; staff of U. S.
political adviser on German affairs, Supreme Head-
quarters, A.E.F., Nov. 20, 1944 ; For. Ser. Staff officer
of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Culley, Perry Hager. — b. Los Angeles, Calif., Dec. 19,
1918 ; Pasadena High Sch. grad. ; tutors in French
and Italian ; George Washington U. 1938-39 ; George-
town U. Sch. of For. Ser. 1939-40 ; news editor, Office
of War Information, 1941-42 ; with news service May-
Nov. 1942 ; radio correspondent 1942-45 ; with Am.
Field Service in Africa and Italy 1943-44 ; news editor
for broadcasting company 1945 ; app. information offi-
cer in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Paris
Aug. 25, 1945 ; admin, officer at Paris Oct. 18, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class eight Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Cullin, Winifred Marion (Mrs.). — b. London, Eng-
land, Dec. 5, 1897 ; Am. citizen ; private sch. ; busi-
ness sch. ; elk. in London 1914-15 ; stenog. in Am.
emb. at London 1915-23 ; app. elk. in Am. emb. at
London Apr. 16, 1925 ; at Ottawa Aug. 29, 1941 ;
admin, asst. at Ottawa Feb. 10, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946.
Cummans, William Walter. — b. New Stark, Ohio,
June 23, 1S87 ; private tutors; business sch.; Ohio
Northern D. 1907-9 ; accountancy-sch. grad. ; teacher
in public sch. 1907-13 ; elk.. War Dept. 1918-20, Gen.
Land Office 1920-23; public accounting 1923-24; elk.,
Navy Dept., 1924-25; app. elk. at $1,320 in the Dept.
of State May 1, 1925; at $1,500 Mar. 16, 1926; at
$1,620 July 1, 1928 ; at $1,680 July 1, 1928 ; at $1,800
July 2, 1930; at $1,860 Aug. 1, 1936; at $1,920 Apr.
16, 1939; at $2,000 July 1, 1941; at $2,100 Jan. 1,
1943 ; chief of code unit, telegraph section, Div. of
Communications and Records, at $2,900 Mar. 16, 1944 ;
at $3,310 July 1, 1945 ; at $3,420 July 1, 1945 ; chief of
telegraph section at $4,300 (CAF-11) July 12, 1945;
chief of code center Apr. 7, 1946 ; married. — DC.
Cumming, Hugh Smith, Jr. — b. Richmond, Va., Mar.
10, 1900 ; private sch. in Japan ; Western High Sch.
(D.C.) grad.; Va. Mil. Inst. 1917-20; U. of Va. 1920-
21, Law Sch. 1921-24 : mem. of bar of Va. ; U.S. Army
1918 ; asst. purser, summer 1921 ; park ranger, sum-
mer 1923 ; with int. banking firms in London, Bom-
bay, Singapore, and Peking 1924—27 ; elk. in Am. leg.
at Peking Aug. 1927-Feb. 1928 ; app. drafting officer
and tech. adviser at $2,400 in the Dept. of State
June 21, 1928 ; at $2,600 July 1, 1928 ; at $3,200 May
1, 1930; at $3,800 Dec. 1, 1930; at $4,600 Dec. 24,
1931 ; asst. to Am. del., Int. Monetary and Economic
Conf., London, 1933 ; asst. to chm. of Am. del. 7th
Int. Conf. of Am. States, Montevideo, 1933 ; exec,
asst. to the sec. of state at $5,600 Mar. 14, 1934 ;
detailed to Geneva to assist cons, in connection with
Italo-Bthiopian affairs 1936; divisional asst. June 12,
1936; consultation with Am. legs, at Oslo, Stockholm,
Helsinki, Copenhagen, and The Hague 1939 ; mem.,
Exec. Committee, U. S. Antarctic Service, 1939-43 ; at
$5,800 June 16, 1940 ; on special mission to Greenland
Mar.-June 1941 ; asst. chief, Div. of European Affairs,
at $6,500 Feb. 16, 1942 ; U.S. del., Int. Whaling Conf.,
London, 1943 ; special mission to London 1943 ; repre-
sentative of the Dept. of State, Anglo-Swedish-Am. Jt.
Standing Commn., 1944—45 ; chief, Div. of Northern
European Affairs, Jan. 15, 1944 ; at $8,000 (P-8)
June 16, 1944 ; exec, officer, Office of European Affairs,
Aug. 25, 1944-Aug. 21, 1945 ; adviser to U.S. mem.,
2d sess. of the Council, United Nations Relief and
Rehabilitation Admin., Montreal, 1944 ; political and
liaison officer, U.S. del., United Nations Conf. on Int.
Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; also act. exec, officer, Office
of the Asst. Sec. of State, Aug. 22, 1945 ; married. —
NOE.
Cummings, Herbert J. — b. Knox Dale, Pa., Sept. 2,
1915; Brookville High Sch. grad.; U. of Pittsburgh,
B.S. 1937, grad. work 1938-41; Northwestern, M.A.
1940 ; teacber of cml. subjects in high sch. 1937-38 ;
instr. in econ. and accounting, U. of Pittsburgh, 1938-
41 ; public accountant 1938-41 ; app. divisional asst. at
$3,200 in the Dept. of State Nov. 19, 1941 ; at $3,800
Nov. 16, 1942 ; econ. analyst at Istanbul Jan. 28, 1943 ;
divisional asst. at $5,600 (P-6) in the Dept. of State
Dec. 18, 1944 ; asst. chief, Div. of For. Activity
Correlation, Jan. 1, 1945 ; P-7 Feb. 12, 1946 ; mar-
ried.— FC.
Cummins, Elmer T. — b. San Francisco, Calif., Jan. 17,
1892 ; Mission High Sch. grad. ; U. of Calif. 1910-14 ;
consulting engineer and partner in engineering and
accounting firm 1912-41 ; chief of unit, Bu. of Bud-
get. 1941^45 ; special asst. to the dir., Office of War
Mobilization and Reconversion, 1945—46 ; app. chief,
Munitions Div., Dept. of State, P-8, Sept. 16, 1946 ;
married. — MD.
Cummins, Sidney Stanley. — b. New York, N.Y., Oct. 5,
1912 ; Boys High Sch. grad. ; N.Y.U., B.S., 1934 ;
theater and office mgr. in motion picture distribu-
tion and exhibition firm 1934—41 ; with Office of
Lend-Lease Admin. 1941-43 ; U.S. Navy 1943^5,
overseas service ; transferred to the Dept. of State as
fiscal accountant, CAF— 9, Oct. 20, 1945 ; manage-
ment analyst, CAF-11, May 5, 1946 ; married. — DB.
Cunningham, Frederick John. — b. East Boston, Mass.,
July 6, 1898; East Boston High Sch. grad.; U.S.N.A.
grad. 1919; U.S. Navy 1919-29; salesman with in-
vestment company 1931-32 ; entered Bu. of For. and
Dom. Com. Sept. 18, 1934 ; asst. trade commr. at
Johannesburg, Jan. 16, 1936 ; For. Ser. officer of class
eight July 1, 1939; to the Dept. Aug. 18, 1939; v.c.
of career and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ;
V.c. at Sao Paulo Nov. 27, 1939 ; v.c. and 3d sec. at Rio
de Janeiro Mar. 3, 1941; class seven Feb. 1, 1942; 2d
sec. at Rio de Janeiro in addition to duties as v.c.
Mar. 11, 1942 ; 2d sec. and v.c. at Asunci6n Aug. 3,
1942 ; class six Aug. 13, 1945 ; asst. cml. att. at Stock-
holm Apr. 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov.
13, 1946 ; married.
Cunningham, Harry Francis, Jr. — b. Washington.
D.C, Nov. 1, 1912 ; Swavely Sch. grad. ; U. of Nebr.,
A.B. 1933, grad. work 1933-34 ; Graz U., Graz, Austria,
summer 1936 ; Konsularakademie, Vienna, 1936-37 ;
Institut de Touraine, Tours, France, summer 1937 ;
mechanical draftsman 1935-36 ; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Apr. 6, 1938; v.c. at Budapest Apr. 11, 1938;
For. Ser. Sch. June 9, 1939 ; v.c. at Vigo Jan. 8, 1940 ;
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at Berlin Apr. 26, 1940 ; also 3d sec. at Berlin Nov. 16,
1940 ; relieved of duties as v.c. July 15, 1941 ; 3d sec.
and v.c. at Stockholm Dec. 9, 1941 (canceled) ; at Stock-
holm May 14, 1942 ; class eight July 16, 1943 ; 3d sec.
and v.c. at Oslo Mar. 2S, 1945 ; class seven May 16,
1945 ; 2d sec. at Oslo in addition to duties as v.c. June
20, 1945 ; class six May 19, 1946 ; to the Dept. June
11, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946. —
NOE.
Cunningham, Robert Roy. — b. Columbus, Ohio, Dec.
7, 1902; high-sch. grad. ; Ohio State U., B.S. 1926;
accounting and auditing 1926-38 ; app. elk. in Am.
emb. at Paris and deputy asst. disbursing officer Oct.
29, 1938 ; at Barcelona, temp., July 1, 1931 ; elk. at
Vichy Oct, 1, 1941 ; asst. special disbursing officer at
Vichy Jan. 22-Nov. 8, 1942 ; to the Dept. Feb. 18,
1944 ; v.c. and special disbursing agt. at Algiers May
4, 1944 ; at Paris Sept. 1, 1944 ; at Bern Mar. 31, 1945 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Curl, Richard Eugene.— b. Edison, Ohio, Aug. 5, 1917; Edison
High Sch. grad.; Ohio State U., B. A. 1939, M. A. 1940; Prince-
ton, A. M. 1943; instr. in evening seh. Ohio State U., 1939-40
public relations consultant for manufacturing firm 1940-41
asst. information analyst, Office of War Information, 1942
U. S. Navy 1942-46, It. (jg); app. public opinion analyst, CAF-11,
in the Dept. of State Mar. 15, 1946; married. — PL.
Curran, Alice T. (Mrs.). — b. Washington, D.C. ; Busi-
ness High Sch. grad. ; business sch. ; legal sec, Dept.
of Agri., 1934-38 ; sec. and press officer, Nat. Labor
Relations Bd., 1938-41 ; principal elk. and admin, asst,,
Office of Facts and Figures, 1941-42 ; admin, officer and
exec. sec. of overseas branch, Office of War Informa-
tion, 1942-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as
admin, officer, Office of Int. Information and Cultural
Affairs, CAF-11, Aug. 31, 1945 ; act. special asst. to
the asst. sec. of state for public affairs Apr. 29, 1946 ;
special asst., CAF-13, Sept. 22, 1946. — A-B.
Curren, Ralph Benjamin. — b. Eau Claire, Wis., July
9, 1901 ; Eau Claire High Sch. grad. ; Georgetown,
B.S. (For. Ser.) 1924 ; special agt. Dept. of Com.,
1923-26 ; purser with steamship corp. ; cml. agt.
1926-27, trade commr. in Egypt 1927-29, and cml. att.
in Greece 1929-33, Dept. of Com. ; sr. investigator,
Dept. of Asrri., 1933-36; field-office mgr., Social Secu-
rity Bd., 1936-42 ; U.S. Navy 1942-45, It. comdr., over-
seas service ; app. civil air att. in the For. Ser. Auxil-
iary and assigned at Cairo Dec. 23, 1944 ; also civil air
att. at Addis Ababa, Baghdad, Beirut, Damascus, Jidda,
and Tehran Mar. 3, 1945 ; also civil air att. at New
Delhi Feb. 5, 1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class
three Nov. 13, 1946 ; att. at Addis Ababa, Baghdad,
Beirut, Cairo, Damascus. Jidda. New Delhi, and Tehran
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Curtis, Charles Waldemar, Jr. — b. Endicott, N.Y.,
May 24, 1915 ; Union-Endicott High Sch. grad. ;
Syracuse U., B.S. 1937 ; Am. TJ. 1946- ; special agt.
with insur. company 1937-41 ; U.S. Army 1941-46,
1st It. ; asst. chief of div., Veterans' Admin., Aug.—
Nov. 1946 ; app. veterans' placement officer, CAF-11,
in the Dept. of State Nov. 25, 1946 ; married. — DP.
Curtis, Edward Glion, Jr. — b. St. Louis, Mo., Sept.
8, 1909 ; Webster Groves High Sch. grad. ; Wash-
ington U., A.B. 1930, grad. work 1931-32 ; Cesare
Alfleri, Florence, Italy, diploma 1935 ; app. For. Ser.
officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Oct. 1, 1935; v.c. at Budapest Oct. 3, 1935;
For. Ser. Sch. Aug. 4, 1936 ; v.c. at Wellington Dec.
18, 1936 ; v.c. and 3d sec. at Port-au-Prince Apr. 24,
1940 ; class eight Aug. 16, 1941 ; class seven July 16,
1943 ; 2d sec. at Port-au-Prince in addition to duties as
v.c. Aug. 23, 1943 ; 2d sec. and v.c. at Madrid Apr. 13,
1944 ; class six May 16, 1945 ; class five May 19, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Cussans, Frank. — b. Mitchell, S.Dak., Feb. 5, 1895;
Ada (Ohio) High Sch. grad. ; business sch. ; Ohio North-
ern U., B.S. 1920 ; U. of Bordeaux, France, 1919 ; U.S.
Army 1917-19, overseas service; accountant and elk.
for railroad 1920-21 ; teacher, Ecole Normale de
Garcons, Limoges, France, and messenger in Am. con-
sulate at Limoges 1921-23 ; app. elk. in Am. con-
sulate at Bordeaux June. 1923 ; v.c. at Bordeaux Apr.
23, 1926; at Cherbourg, temp., Jan. 29, 1937; at
Bordeaux Apr. 28, 1937 ; at Nantes, temp., July 14,
1938; at Bordeaux Sept. 2, 1938; at Calais, temp.,
Dec. 10, 1938; at Bordeaux Apr. 12, 1939; at Geneva
July 19, 1941 ; at Bordeaux Sept. 25, 1944 (canceled) ;
at Paris, temp., Oct. 21. 1944 ; at Bordeaux Dec. 10,
1944 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class nine Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Cyphers, Dudley E. — b. Easton, Pa., Oct. 24, 1903;
high-sch. grad. ; business sch. ; elk. 1922-30 ; bookkeeper
1930; teacher 1930-32; app. elk. in Am. leg. at Santo
Domingo Mar. 10, 1932 ; in Am. consulate at Santo
Domingo July 12, 1932; v.c. at Santo Domingo July
27, 1932; at Chihuahua Oct. 6, 1938 (canceled); at
St. John, N.B., Feb. 20. 1939; at Para Feb. 11, 1943;
at Fortaleza June 2, 1943 ; at Toronto, temp., June 19,
1944 ; at Regina Aug. 17, 1944 ; at Edmonton, temp.,
July 25, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eleven
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Cyr, Leo G. — b. Limestone, Maine, July 28, 1909 ;
St. Mary's High Sch. (Van Buren) grad.; Holy Cross
Coll., A.B. 1930; Georgetown, M.S. (For. Ser.) 1933,
LL.B. 1939 ; mem. of bar of D.C. ; teacher in high sch.
1930-31 ; aide to the deputy administrator of Nat.
Recovery Admin, for Puerto Rico 1933-36 ; auditor,
Resettlement Admin., 1936 ; assoc. legal adviser, Nat.
Archives, 1937-41 ; app. divisional asst. at $3,300 in
the Dept. of State Dec. 13, 1941 ; at $3,800 Sept. 16,
1942 ; at $4,600 June 1, 1944 ; at $5,180 July 1, 1945 ;
at $6,230 (P-6) Sept. 21, 1945; married. — AV.
Czayo, George Mark.— b. Du Quoin, 111., Apr. 23, 1908; Sacred
Heart High Sch. grad.; business sch.; Quincy Coll. 1923-25;
asst. gen. mgr. of food corp. 1927-32; asst. state supply dir.,
Works Progress Admin. 1935-39, Work Projects Admin. 1939-42;
management planning officer, Office for Emergency Manage-
ment, 1942-44; management analyst, For. Eeon. Admin., 1944-
45; app. admin, analyst, CAF-12, in the Dept. of State Oct. 26,
1945; management analyst, CAF-13, Dec. 1, 1946.— FSP.
Pabell, Frances M. Nufer (Mrs.). — b. New York, N.V.,
July 10, 1899; sch. in Germany; private tutors in
Germany and England ; business sch. ; app. elk. in
Am. consulate at Barmen May 22, 1915 ; at Cien-
fuegos Nov. 1917; at Rotterdam Sept. 1920; at
Cologne Feb. 25, 1922 ; at Antwerp Apr. 26, 1924 ;
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at Cairo Jan. 1928 ; resigned Sept. 30, 1934 ; app.
elk. in Am. consulate gen. at Habana Apr. 22, 1940 ;
at Mexico City Apr. 25, 1942 ; at Cairo May 14,
1945 : admin, asst. at Cairo Feb. 10, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Daggett, Forrest N. — b. Pasadena, Calif., July 16,
1917 ; So. Pasadena High Sch. grad. ; Calif. Inst, of
Tech. 1934-35; D. of Calif., B.A. 1039, Sch. of Juris-
prudence 1939-40 ; Stanford U. Sch. of Business
1940-41 ; liaison officer, British Purchasing Coramn.,
Sept.-Nov. 1941 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Feb. 20, 1942 ; v.c.
at Rio de Janeiro June 1, 1942 ; at Para, temp., May 7,
1943 ; at Manaos June 2, 1943 ; to the Dept. Apr. 13,
1945 ; v.c. at Sydney Oct. 18, 1945 : For. Ser. officer
of class six Nov. 13, 1946 : married.
Dahl, Basil Delbert. — b. Blair, Wis., Apr. 4, 1898 ;
Blair High Sch. grad. ; La Crosse State Normal Sch.
grad.; Stevens Inst, of Tech. 1918-19; Georgetown,
B.S. (For. Ser.) 1925; Am. D., M.A. 1926, grad. work
1926-27 ; U.S. Navy 1918-19, ensign ; science teacher
in high sch. 1919-23; entered Bu. of For. and Pom.
Com. Feb. 4, 1924 ; asst. trade commr. at Stockholm
May 1, 1927; act. cml. att. at Riga Jan-May 1930;
trade commr. at Stockholm Jan. 1. 1931 ; act. cml. att.
at Warsaw Jan.-Mar. 1934 ; at Prasue Mar.-Apr. 1934 ;
trade commr. at Stockholm Apr. 27, 1934 ; at Prague,
temp., June 1, 1935; del., 6th Int. Cong, on Cml. Edu-
cation, Prague. 1935 ; trade commr. at Stockholm Sept.
27, 1935; at Calcutta Sept. 2, 1937: at Batavia Feb.
20, 1939; For. Ser. officer of class six July 1. 1939;
cons, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; cons,
at Batavia Dec. 29. 1939 ; at Wellington Mar. 18. 1941 ;
cml. att. at Wellington Apr. 1. 1942; class five Oct. 20,
1942 ; class four May 16. 1945 : to the Dept. May 29,
1945 : cml. att. at Copenhagen May 15, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Dailor, Frances M. — b. Hart. Mich. ; Lowell High
Sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. : Western State Teachers
Coll., A.B. 1938; sec. 1929 34. and dir. census and
statistics dept. 1934 36, Mich. Bd. of Education; sta-
tistical elk.. Social Security Bd,. 1936-37 : app. elk. at
$1,440 in the Dept. of State Sept. 19. 1938; at $1,620
July 16, 1939; divisional asst. at $2 000 June 16.
1941; at $2,600 Sept. 16. 1942: at $3,200 (P-3) Dec.
1, 1943 ; P-4 May 9, 1946. — SD.
Dale, Martin Ballard. — b. Wise, Va., Aug. 10. 1894;
Wise High Sch. ; Carson and Newman Coll. grad. 1914.
A.B. 1918; U.S. Army 1918-19, It.: supercargo, U.S.
Shipping Bd., 1919-21 ; customs expert for export
company Jan. -July 1929; business asst. 1923-28, cml.
agt. 1928-29, business specialist 1931-41, econ. analyst
1942-45, Bu. of For. and Dom. Com. ; app. sr. econ.
analyst in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at
Sydney Apr. 27, 1945 ; also v.c. at Sydney Sept. 28.
1945 : also act. cml. att. at Canberra Sept. 12, 1946 :
For. Ser. Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13. 1946 ;
v.c. at Sydney Nov. 13, 1946 : married.
Dale, William Norris.— b. Washington, D. C, Feb. 7, 1919;
Utica Country Day Sch. grad.; Harvard, A. B. 1940, M. A. 1942,
grad. work 1946; asst. to pres. of arms mfg. company 1940-41;
U. 8. Navy 1942^16, It.; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. June 3, 1946; to the Dept. June
16, 1946; 3d sec. and v. c. at Copenhagen July 18, 1946; For. Ser.
officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946; married.
Dalferes, Sabin Jean. — b. Belle Rose, La., Feb. 16,
1888 ; Donaldson High Sch. ; business sch. ; salesman
and dept. mgr. in store 8 yrs. ; newspaper work 2 yrs. ;
U. S. Army 1917-19, overseas service ; with Am. Commn.
To Negotiate Peace, Paris, 1919 ; app. v.c. at Warsaw
Mar. 10, 1920 ; at Hamburg Mar. 7, 1928 ; at Ciudad
Juarez July 17, 1941 ; at Algiers Nov. 14, 1942 ; at
Bone June 4, 1943 ; at Algiers Dec. 16, 1943 ; at Paris
Aug. 26, 1944 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class seven
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Damon, George H. — b. Istanbul, Turkey, of Am. par-
ents, July 25, 1912; Robert Acad., Istanbul, 1926-28:
Loomis High Sch. (Windsor, Conn.) grad.; Harvard,
B.A. 1934 ; Fletcher Sch. of Law and Diplomacy, M.A.
1938 ; distribution mgr. for newspaper 1931-34 ; instr.
in English, Athens Coll., Greece, 1934—36 ; personnel
placement officer for Int. House, N.Y., 1938-40 ; analyst
in consumer market studies 1940-42 ; with Office of
War Information 1942-45 ; app. information officer in
the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Ankara Aug.
23, 1945 ; admin, officer at Istanbul July 1. 1946 ; For.
Ser. Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; press
officer at Istanbul Nov. 13, 1946 : married.
Damron, Everette Leonard. — b. Catlettsburg, Ky..
May 6, 1917 ; Catlettsburg High Sch. grad. ; Berea
Coll., A.B. 1941 ; U. of Ala., summer, 1941 ; elk.,
British Purchasing Commn., 1941 ; app. elk. in the
For. Ser. and assigned to the Dept. Dec. 16, 1941 ;
at Reykjavik Jan. 17, 1942 ; at Asuncion Sept. 20.
1943 ; resigned Sept. 1944 ; app. v.c. and admin,
asst. in the For. Ser. and assigned to the Dept. July
15, 1946 ; at Georgetown July 25, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at
Georgetown Nov. 13, 1946.
Daniel, Helen Lane. — b. Fredericksburg, Va. ; private
sch. ; Fredericksburg State Normal Sch., grad. 1913 ;
Washington Sch. of Accountancy 1920-22 ; Am. U., B.S.
1930; teacher in public sch. 1913-18; elk., War Trade
Bd. 1918-19, Bu. of Census 1919-22 ; app. elk. at $1,200
in the Dept. of State May 26, 1922; at $1,680 July 1,
1924; at $1,740 Mar. 1, 1927; at $1,860 Nov. 1, 1927;
at $2,000 July 1, 1928 ; at $2,200 July 1, 1930 ; at
$2,300 Apr. 1. 1936; admin, asst. at $2,600 Sept. 28,
1937; at $2,700 Apr. 16, 1939; at $2,800 Oct. 1, 1941 ;
asst. chief, Office of Coordination and Review. Dec. 11,
1941 ; at $3,200 Dec. 16, 1941 ; at $3,300 Julj 1.
1943 ; asst. chief, Div. of Communications and Records,
Jan. 15, 1944 ; asst. chief. Div. of Coordination and
Review, Feb. 8, 1944 ; at $3,400 Jan. 1. 1945 ; at $3,800
(CAF-11) Apr. 20, 1945; principal corr. asst.. United
Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945. — CR.
Daniels, Paul Clement. — b. Buffalo, N.Y., Oct. 26,
1903; Phillips Andover ; Yale. B.A. 1924; U. of Dijon
and Grenoble, summer 1924; U. of Toulouse 1924-25;
teacher of French, Riverdale Country Sch., 1925-26;
app. For. Ser. officer unclass. and v.c. of career July
5, 1927 ; For. Ser. Sch. Sept. 29, 1927 ; v.c. at Valparaiso
Feb. 24. 1928; at Cali May 23. 1929: at Buenaventura,
temp., Oct. 3, 1929 ; at La Paz Aug. 16, 1930 ; sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Apr. 9, 1931 ; 3d sec. at La Pas
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Apr. 29, 1931 ; at Managua Aug. 19, 1932 ; v.c. at
Corinto, temp., Nov. 1, 1932 ; 3d sec. at Managua Dec.
20, 1932 ; also v.c. at Managua Apr. 10, 1933 ; class
eight July 1, 1934 ; to the Dept. July 16, 1934 ; cons.
Jan. 22, 1935 ; class seven Apr. 1, 1936 ; to Caracas
on special mission in connection with trade agreement
negotiations Apr. 19, 1938; class six May 1, 1938; 2d
sec. at Rio de Janeiro June 15, 1938 (canceled) ; pri-
vate sec. to U. S. del., Meeting of Ministers of For.
Affairs of the Am. Republics, Panama, 1939; to
the Dept. Nov. 7, 1939; class five Mar. 1, 1940;
asst. chief, Div. of the Am. Republics, Sept. 20, 1940;
chm. of Inter-Am. Coffee Bd. and mem. of Exec. Comm.
1941-43 ; sec. to U. S. representative, 3d Meeting of
Ministers of For. Affairs of the Am. Republics, Rio de
Janeiro, 1942 ; class four June 1, 1942 ; adviser to U. S.
del., United Nations Conf. on Food and Agri., Hot
Springs, Va., 1943 ; couns. of emb. at Bogota Oct. 22,
1943 ; class three July 16, 1944 ; couns. of emb. at Rio
de Janeiro Feb. 1, 1945; class two Aug. 13, 1945;
chm. of U.S. del., 2d Pan Am. Cong, of Mining Engi-
neering and Geology. Rio de Janeiro, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class two Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Dare, Charles Wilfred. — b. Bridgeton, N.J., Dec. 12,
1912 ; Lawrenceville Sch. grad. ; Princeton, A.B. 1935 ;
with securities and investment firms 1935-37 ; Am.
representative of London export firm 1937-41 ; with
Bd. of Econ. Warfare 1041-43 ; app. econ. analyst at
Santiago Feb. 16, 1943 ; divisional asst. at $3,800
(P-4) in the Dept. of State Aug. 16, 1944 ; country
specialist Nov. 16, 1945. — CP.
Darnell, Frederick Walter.— b. Upland, Pa., Mar. 10, 1905:
Eastern High Sch. (D. C.) grad.; Georgetown, B. S. (For. Ser.)
1927; Am. U. 1942-44; with Dept. of Agri. 1922-23, Patent Office
1923-26, Bu. of Fot. and Dom. Com. 1926-33; exec, asst., Nat.
Recovery Admin. 1933-35; admin, asst., Dept. of Agri., 1935-42;
recruitment representative, Civil Ser. Commn. 1942^15; app.
management consultant, CAF-14, in the Dept. of State Oct. 15,
1945; married. — MN.
Baughtrey, James Richard. — b. Landress, Ind., July
24, 1921 ; U. of Tex., B.A. 1944 ; elk., Quartermaster
Corps, Feb.-Sept. 1941 ; wire finisher 1939-41 ; app.
elk., in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned v.c. at
Curacao May 3, 1945 ; also admin, asst. at Curasao
Feb. 10, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13. 1946 ; v.c. at Curagao Nov. 13, 1946.
Davenport, Philip McClellan. — b. Washington, D.C.,
Dec. 21, 1915; McKinley High Sch. grad.; U. of Pa.,
B.S. 1937 ; Fletcher Sch. of Law and Diplomacy, M.A.
1938 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass.. v.c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 6. 1938 ; v.c. at Ber
lin July 18, 1938; For. Ser. Sch. June 9, 1939; v.c.
at Canton Jan. 8, 1940-Dec. 7, 1941 ; at Karachi July
20, 1942 ; class eight July 16, 1943 ; class seven May
16, 1945 ; 26" sec. and v.c. at Habana June 22, 1945 ;
class six May 19. 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four
Nov. 13. 1946.
Davenport, Rosemary S. (Mrs.). — b. Ashland, Pa. ;
Brooklyn (N.Y.) High Sch. grad.; elk. in Govt, depts.
1917-22, 1926-29 ; app. elk. at $1,440 in the Dept.
of State Mar. 1, 1929; at $1,560 July 1, 1930;
at $1,620 Feb. 1, 1936: at $1,680 Apr. 1, 1938; at
$1,740 June 16. 1941 ; at $2,300 Dec. 16, 1941 ; at
$2,400 July 1, 1943; admin, asst. at $2,600 July 16,
1944; at $3,200 (CAF-9) June 1, 1945; special dis-
bursing officer on exchange vessel Gripsholm Jan.
1946 ; admin, officer, CAF-11, June 16, 1946. — SPD.
Davenport, Samuel Richardson. — b. Elgin, Nebr., June
11, 1907; Sioux City (Iowa) Central High Sch. grad. ;
Morningside Coll., A.B. 1926 ; grad. work, U. of Chi-
cago 1926-27, Yale 1927-28 ; teacher of hist, in public
high sch. 1928-29 ; prof, of speech, Sheldon Jr. Coll.,
1931-32, Eau Claire State Teachers Coll., 1932-41 ;
chief script editor, Office of the Coordinator of Informa-
tion, 1941-42 ; for. news editor 1942-44, chief of sec-
tion 1944-45, Office of War Information ; transferred to
the Dept. of State as chief editor, CAF-13, Aug. 31,
1945 ; married. — INP.
Davidson, Joseph LeRoy. — b. Cambridge, Mass., Mar.
16, 1908 ; Brookline High Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A.B.
1930 ; N.Y.U., M.A. 1936 ; Mills Coll. ; Columbia U. ; U.
of Mich. ; Inst, of Art and Archeology, Paris, summer
1937; writer and lecturer; asst. dir. and curator of
art center 1939-42; analyst 1942-44, art dir. 1944-45,
War Dept. ; app. divisional asst. at $4,300 (P-4) In
the Dept. of State Aug. 1, 1945 ; married. — ILL
Davidson, Rebekah deLashmutt (Mrs.) — b. Frederick,
Md. ; Central High Sch. (D.C.) grad. ; business sch. ;
Columbia Kindergarten Training Sch. grad. 1908 ;
George Washington U. 1917-18; teacher 1906-10; elk.
and bookkeeper 1910-15; app. elk. at $900 in the Dept.
of State Jan. 15, 1915; at $1,000 July 1, 1916; at
$1,200 Nov. 1, 1916; at $1,400 May 1, 1918; at $1,600
Mar. 1, 1919 ; at $1,800 Nov. 1, 1923 ; at $2,100 July
1, 1924 ; at $2,200 Dec. 1, 1925 ; at $2,300 Nov. 1, 1927 ;
at $2,400 July 1, 1928 ; private sec. to asst. sec. of
state at $2,600 Feb. 20. 1930 ; at $2,800 July 1, 1930 ;
at $2,900 July 3, 1930 ; disbursing officer to assist
agt. for U. S., U. S. and Egypt Arbitration (Salem
Claim), Vienna, 1931; admin, officer at $4,600 July 1,
1937; admin, asst. at $3,800 (P-4) Sept. 20, 1937. —
FA.
Davles, Isla Victoria. — b. Bradford Co., Pa. ; Evans-
ton (Wyo.) High Sch. grad.; Boston U., LL.B. 1928;
mem. of bar of Calif. ; secretary 1918-29 ; atty. 1930-
33 ; asst. sec. of cooperative firm 1933—44 ; sr. atty.,
Office of Price Admin., 1944—46 ; app. divisional asst.,
P-4, in the Dept. of State Nov. 7, 1946. — IR.
Davies, John Paton, Jr. — b. Kiating, China, of Am.
parents, Apr. 6, 1908 ; Shanghai-Am. Sch. grad. ;
Yenching U., Peiping, China, 1929-30; Columbia, B.S.
1931 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 17, 1931 : v.c. at
Windsor Jan. 12, 1932; For. Ser. Sch. Nov. 29. 1932;
v.c. at Yunnanfu Mar. 30, 1933 ; language officer at
Peiping Aug. 30, 1933; v.c. at Mukden Sept. 5. 1935;
at Hankow Apr. 7. 1938 ; class eight Mar. 16, 1939 ; to
the Dept. June 28, 1940 ; class seven May 1, 1941 ;
cons, and cons, at Kunming (for duty as 2d sec, temp.,
at Chungking) Apr. 28. 1942; 2d sec. at Chungking
July 1, 1942 ; class six July 16, 1943 ; attended 1st
Cairo Conf., 1943 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Moscow Jan.
26, 1945 ; class five May 16, 1945 ; 1st sec. at Moscow
in addition to duties as cons. Nov. 14, 1945 ; class four
May 19, 1946; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov.
13. 1946 ; married.
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Davies, Rodger Paul. — b. Berkeley, Calif., May 7,
1921 ; Berkeley High Sch. grad ; U. of Calif., B.A.
1942 ; U.S. Army 1942-46, 2d It., overseas service ;
app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in
the Dlplo. Ser. July 19, 1946 ; to the Dept. Aug. 27,
1946 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Jidda Sept. 30, 1946 ; For.
Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Davis, A. Katherine. — app. admin, asst. in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Wellington July 1. 1946 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; librarian
at Wellington Nov. 13, 1946. '
Davis, Bainbridge Cowell. — b. Cleveland, Ohio, Nov.
1, 1909 ; Shaker Heights High Sch. grad. ; Deerfleld
Acad, grad.; Dartmouth, B.A. 1932, grad. work 1933;
Diplo. and Consular Inst. 1936; private business 1932-
35, in Dept. of Com. 1936; app. elk. at $1,620 in the
Dept. of State July 1, 1936 ; at $1,800, Oct. 1, 1936 ;
economic analyst at $2,000 Sept. 16, 1937 ; divisional
asst. July 1, 1939 ; at $2 600 Aug. 16, 1941 ; at $3,200
Jan. 16, 1942; at $3,300 Oct. 1, 1943; at $3,800 Nov.
1, 1943; country specialist at $4,600 (P-5) Jan. 23,
1945 ; att. at Caracas Apr. 17, 1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve
officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Davis, Ben Hennegar. — b. Hubbard, Tex., Sept. 23,
1910 ; Hubbard High Sch. grad. ; U. of Tex., B.A. 1931,
M.A. 1933, LL.B.1937 ; tutor and instr., U. of Tex.,
1933-37 ; legal auditor, Tex. State Highway Commn.,
1937-38; atty., Dept. of Agri., 1938-42; U.S. Navy
1942-45, It., overseas service ; app. atty., P-6, in the
Dept. of State Mar. 20, 1946.— OFLC.
Davis, David Myers. — b. Boston, Mass., Mar. 10,
1908; Columbia Grammar Sch. grad.; Harvard, B.A.
1929, Law Sch. 1929-30 ; Columbia, M.S. 1932 ; Pen-
sion Lohman, Munich, 1931 ; U. of 111. 1942 ; dir. of
travel agencies 1935—40 ; chief of speakers bu. for
public educational org. 1941 ; chief of speakers div.,
Office of Civilian Defense, 1942 ; adviser of public
educational org. 1942 ; U.S. Army 1942-45 ; chief of
section, Office of Strategic Services, 1943—45 : trans-
ferred to the Dept. of State as chief of section, P— 4,
Oct. 1, 1945 ; documents officer, U.S. del., United
Nations, New York, 1946 ; intelligence procurement
officer July 28, 1946 ; married.— IAD.
Davis, Edwin. — app. admin, officer in the For. Ser.
and assigned at New Delhi July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class seven Nov. 13, 1946.
Davis, Monnett Bain. — b. Greencastle, Ind., Aug. 13,
1893; Argentine High Sch. (Kansas City, Kans.) ; U.
of Colo., A.B. 1917; Colo. Nat. Guard 1916; elk. in
Am. consulate at Cartagena Jan-Aug. 1917 ; U.S.
Army 1917-18, 2d It.; 1st It., O.R.C., 1919-20; app.
cons, of class seven June 4, 1920 ; cons, at Port Eliza-
beth Feb. 15. 1921 ; class six Mar. 1, 1923 ; at Saltillo
Jan. 2, 1924 ; For. Ser. officer of class seven July 1,
1924 ; class six Aug. 8, 1924 ; to the Dept. Dec. 24,
1924 ; asst. chief. Visa Office, June 1, 1927 ; class five
June 8, 1927; chief, Visa Office, June 1. 1928; For. Ser.
insp. Jan. 28, 1929; class four Oct. 16, 1929; cons. gen.
Apr. 10, 1931 ; class throe July 1, 1931 ; cons. gen. at
Stockholm June 24, 1933; at Shanghai July 20, 1934;
class two Oct. 1, 1935; at Singapore Jan. 27, 1936;
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. May 14, 1936 ; cons. gen. at
Buenos Aires May 18, 1937 ; class one Nov. 16, 1939 ;
also 1st sec. at Buenos Aires May 10, 1940 ; to the
Dept. Apr. 25, 1941 ; chief, Div. of For. Ser. Admin.,
July 12, 1941 ; mem., Comm. on Occupational Defer-
ments, Mar. 16, 1943-Aug. 15, 1944 ; deputy dir. for
planning, Office of For. Ser. Admin., Mar. 1, 1944 ; act.
dir., Office of the For. Ser., Dec. 20, 1944 ; dir. Jan. 10,
1945 ; E.E. and M.P. to Denmark June 8, 1945 ; cons,
gen. Feb. 27, 1946 ; cons. gen. and couns. of emb. with
personal rank of minister at Shanghai Mar. 1, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class one Nov. 13, 1946 ; class of
career minister Nov. 25, 1946 ; married.
Davis, Nathaniel Penistone. — b. Princeton, N.J., May
1, 1895 ; Lawrenoeville Sch. grad. ; business sch. ; Prince-
ton, A.B. 1916 ; grad. work, U. of NeuchAtel, Switzerland,
1914, D. of Pa. 1916; George Washington Law Sch.
1919-20; sec., war prisoners' aid, Y.M.C.A., 1916-17;
U. S. Army 1917-19, 2d It.; 2d it., O.R.C., 1919-
21 ; app. elk., temp., $1,800 in the Dept, of
State Jan. 20, 1919; v.c. of career of class three
Feb. 17. 1921 ; detailed to Am. Commn. at Berlin July
21, 1921 ; to Am. consulate gen. at Berlin Nov. 15,
1921 ; class two May 26. 1922 ; class one Feb. 26, 1923 ;
cons, of class seven Dec. 19, 1923 ; For. Ser. officer
of class eight July 1, 1924 ; cons, at Pernambuco
Aug. 17. 1925 ; class seven Aug. 31, 1925 ; class six
Sept. 29, 1927; cons, at London July 1, 1929; class
five Dec. 19. 1929 ; class four July 1, 1931 ; to the
Dept. June 30, 1934 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. and cons,
gen. Oct. 15, 1934; For. Ser. insp. Oct. 23, 1934; class
three Oct. 1, 1935 ; to the Dept. July 8. 1937 ; chief,
Div. of For. Ser. Admin., July 15, 1937 ; class two Jan
3. 1938 ; class one Aug. 1, 1940 ; For. Ser. insp. June 14
1941 ; to the Dept. Sept. 3, 1943 ; chief, Div. of For
Ser. Personnel, Jan. 15, 1944 ; mem., Comm. on Occu
pational Deferments, Aug. 15, 1944— ; State Dept. rep
resentative, staff of High Commr. to the Philippines
Mar. 5, 1946 ; with the personal rank of minister Apr
8, 1946 ; couns. of emb. with personal rank of minister
at Manila July 4, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class one
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Davis, Richard Hallock. — b. Jamestown, N.Y., Feb.
7, 1913 ; Phillips Exeter grad. ; Princeton, A.B. 1935 ;
Harvard, M.B.A. 1937; app. For. Ser. officer unclass.,
v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Apr. 6, 1938 ;
v.c. at Hamburg Apr. 11, 1938; For. Ser. Sch. June 9,
1939; v.c. at Tsingtao Jan. 8. 1940; at Tsinan, temp..
June 26. 1940 ; at Tsingtao July 31, 1940 ; at Tsinan,
temp., Oct. 8, 1940; at Tsingtao Nov. 23, 1940; at
Tsinan June 20-Dec. 7, 1941 ; 3d sec. at Chungking
July 20, 1942; see. at New Delhi, temp., Sept. 9, 1942;
class eight July 16, 1943 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Moscow
Aug. 3, 1943 ; class seven May 16. 1945 ; 2d see. at
Moscow in addition to duties as v.c. June 20, 1945 :
to the Dept. Apr. 1. 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class five
Nov. 13, 1946. — EE.
Davis, Robert C. — b. Concord, N.H., Oct. 28, 1915 ;
Hollis High Sch. grad. ; U. of N. H., B.A. 1937 ; asst.
service mgr. and service mgr. for mfg. company
1937—41 ; placement officer, War Production Bd.,
1941—42 ; asst. employment chief, Office of War In-
formation, 1942-43 ; U.S. Army 1943-46, 1st It.,
overseas service ; app. personnel officer at $4,300 in
the Dept. of State Mar. 19, 1946 ; at $4,902 July 1,
1946 ; at $5,152.80 July 28, 1946 ; married.
BIOGRAPHIES
197
Davis, Roy Leonard, Jr. — b. Roanoke, Va., Nov. 29,
1917 ; Jefferson Sr. High Sen. grad. ; Roanoke Coll.
1936-37 ; Georgetown, B.S. (For. Ser.) 1944 ; elk-
bookkeeper in bank 1937-40 ; elk., War Dept., 1940-
41 ; audit elk., Fed. Works Agency, 1941-42 ; reviewer,
Reconstruction Finance Corp., 1942-44 ; analyst, Civil
Aeronautics Bd., Mar.-Oct. 1944 ; app. v.c in the For.
Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Lima Oct. 14, 1944 ; at
Iquitos, temp. Mar. 9, 1945 ; at Lima June 16, 1945 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Davit, Alexander J.— b. Philadelphia, Pa., Dec. 22, 1917;
Girard Coll. grad.; West Chester State Teachers Coll., B. S.
1939; Temple U. 1940-41; exec. sec. in insurance assn., 1939-40;
admin, asst. in warehousing company Apr. -Dec. 1940; personnel
elk. in mfg. company 1941-42; U. S. Army 1942-45, capt., overseas
service; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in
the Diplo. Ser. June 14, 1946; to the Dept. July 1, 1946; 3d sec.
and v. c. at Damascus July 19, 1946; For. Ser. officer of class six
Nov. 13, 1946; married.
Dawson, Allan. — b. Washington, D.C., Feb. 16, 1903 ;
Central High Sch. grad. ; U.S.M.A. grad. 1924 ; news-
paper reporter 1919-20 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass.
Apr. 15, 1925 ; also v.c. of career and v.c. at Rio
de Janeiro Sept. 2, 1925 ; at Bahla, temp., Aug. 20, 1926 ;
at Rio de Janeiro Feb. 7, 1927 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Feb. 17, 1927; 3d sec. at Panama Feb. 23, 1927; at
Mexico City Oct. 13, 1927; detailed for duty with
Am. del., 6th Int. Conf. of Am. States, Habana, 1928,
and Int. Conf. of Am. States on Conciliation and
Arbitration, Washington, 1928-29 ; class eight and
cons. Dec. 19. 1929 ; to the Dept. Aug. 18, 1930 ; 3d
sec. at Botoga June 18, 1931 ; class seven July 1, 1931 ;
2d sec. at Bogota Jan. 7, 1932 ; assigned to the leg.
at Managua, temp.. May 16. 1934 ; class six July 1,
1934 ; to the Dept. Oct. 19, 1934 ; asst. to Am. delegates,
Chaco Peace Conf., Buenos Aires, 1935 ; class five
Apr. 1, 1936 ; 2d sec. at Rio de Janeiro May 29, 1936 ;
cons, at Hamburg June 1, 1937 ; cons, and 2d sec.
at La Paz Feb. 21, 1939 ; class four Aug. 16, 1941 ; 1st
sec. and cons, at La Paz, Bolivia, Dec. 9, 1941 ; at
Rio de Janeiro Aug. 3, 1942 ; to the Dept. Nov. 18, 1942 ;
act. asst. chief, Div. of the Am. Republics, July 1,
1943 ; couns. of emb. at Habana Mar. 14, 1944 : to the
Dept. June 20, 1944 ; sec. of comm., United Nations
Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; couns. of
emb. at Caracas June 20, 1945 : class three May 19,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Dawson, Owen L. — b. Frost (Harrison), Mich., Dec.
6, 1892; Joliet (111.) High Sch. grad.; U. of 111., B.S.
1920; S. Dak. State Coll., M.S. 1926; Dept. of Agri.
Grad. Sch. 1927-28; U. S. Army 1916, 1917-19. Mex-
ican border and overseas service ; farmer 1920-21 ;
teacher In high sch. 1921-22 ; agri. statistician and
economist. Dipt, of Agri., 1922-28 ; app. asst. agri.
commr. at Berlin Jan. 1, 1929 ; del., Int. Cong, of
Agri., Bucharest. 1929, Cong, of the Rose and the
Orange of the Sahara, El Golea, Fr. N. Africa, 1929 ;
agri. commr. at Shanghai, Jan. 1. 1931 ; adviser. Jt.
Prep. Committee on Philippine Affairs, Manila, 1937 ;
For. Ser. officer of class four July 1, 1939 ; cons, and
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; agri. att. at
Shanghai Nov. 17, 1939-Dec. 7, 1941 ; also For. Ser.
officer at Shanghai, Jan. 16, 1940 ; cons, at Shanghai
in addition to duties as agri. att. Jan. 8-Dec. 7, 1941 ;
to the Dept. and detailed to the Dept. of Agri. Sept.
4, 1942 ; agri. att. at Chungking June 11, 1943 ; class
three July 16, 1943 ; liaison sec, United Nations Conf.
on Food and Agri., Hot Springs, Va., 1943 ; liaison sec,
1st sess. of the Council, United Nations Relief and Re-
habilitation Admin., Atlantic City, N. J., 1943 ; to the
Dept. Oct. 16, 1944 ; agri. att. at Chungking Nov. 27,
1944 ; class two Aug. 13, 1945 ; agri. att. at Shanghai
Mar. 25, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class two Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Day, Henry Barker. — b. New Haven, Conn., July 11,
1905 ; Thacher Sch. grad. ; Yale, B.A. 1927 ; U. of Berlin,
summer 1928 ; Ecole Libre des Sciences Politiques
diploma 1929 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Apr. 15, 1930 ; v.c.
at Naples May 8, 1930; For. Ser. Sch. Feb. 11,
1931 ; v.c at Singapore June 20, 1931 ; at Hong Kong
Nov. 17, 1932 ; at Manila May 1. 1934 ; class eight Apr.
1, 1937 ; cons. Apr. 22, 1937 ; cons, at Manila Apr. 26,
1937; at Sydney. N.S.W., Oct. 25. 1937; at Adelaide,
temp., Apr. 12, 1938 ; at Sydney, N.S.W., Sept. 19, 1938;
class seven Apr. 1, 1939; cons, at Noumea Sept. 10,
1942 ; class six Oct. 20. 1942 : to the Dept. June 8,
1944 ; class five May 16, 1945 ; class four May 19,
1946 ; cons, at Edinburgh Oct. 2, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer
of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Day, Samuel Hamilton. — b. Qnincy, Calif.. Sept. 7,
1886; Los Angeles High Sch. grad.; U. of Calif., B.L.
1910, J.D. 1912 ; mem. of bar of Calif. ; teaching fellow,
U. of Calif., 1910-12 ; law practice 1912-17 ; U.S. Army
1917-19, capt., overseas service; tech. asst., Inter-Allied
Rhineland Commn., 1919 ; representative of electric
company 1919-21 ; entered Bu. of For. and Dom. Com.
Sept. 22, 1921 ; mgr., Philadelphia dist office, 1924-27 ;
trade commr. at Johannesburg Mar. 1, 1927 ; cml. att.
at Pretoria June 27, 1930 ; to Bu. of For. and Dom.
Com. Dec. 16, 1937 ; For. Ser. officer of class four July
1, 1939; to the Dept., temp., Aug. 14, 1939; cons, and
sec in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; cons, at Toronto
Nov. 30, 1939; cml. att. at Pretoria (for duty at
Johannesburg) Apr. 16, 1942; cons, at Luanda, temp.,
July 20, 1942 ; class three July 16, 1943 ; class two
Aug. 13, 1945 ; couns. of leg. for. econ. affairs at
Pretoria Sept. 8, 1945 ; couns. of emb. for econ affairs
at New Delhi Oct. 21, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class two
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Daymont, Laurence James. — b. Crompton, R.I., Apr.
26, 1893; St. Lawrence U. 1911-13; with insur. com-
pany 1913-17 ; U.S. Army 1917-19, overseas service ;
elk., chief elk., and exec, asst., Renting, Requisitions,
and Claims Service, Quartermaster Corps, War Dept.,
Paris, 1919-32 ; app. elk. in Am. emb. at Paris Jan.
1, 1932 ; in dist. acct. and disbursing office at Paris
July 1, 1932 ; asst. dist. acct. and disbursing officer
July 1, 1935 ; also v.c. at Paris Aug. 7, 1935 ; special
disbursing officer at Paris in addition to duties as v.c.
Jan. 21, 1941 ; at Vichy May 31, 1941 ; elk. at Bern
Dec. 17, 1941 ; v.c. and special disbursing agt. at Paris
Mar. 31, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eight
Nov. 13, 1946.
Dayton, Lewis S. — transferred to the Dept. of State
as management specialist, CAF— 12, Aug. 31, 1945 ;
admin, analyst Apr. 22, 1946. — MN.
198
REGISTER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 1946
Deak, Francis. — b. Ujvidek, Hungary, Mar. 5, 1899 ;
naturalized 1939 ; sen. in Hungary ; U. of Budapest,
Ph.D. ; L'Ecole des Sciences Politiques, Paris ; Harvard
Law Sch. ; prof, of law, Columbia U. ; tech. adviser on
int. air transport for Dept. of Com. in Am. emb. at Lis-
bon and Am. leg. at Bern ; app. civil air att. in the
For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Bern June 21,
1945 ; also at Belgrade, Berlin, Bucharest, Budapest,
Praha, Sofia, and Vienna Dec. 29, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class two Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Dean, Emily N. (Mrs.) — app. admin, asst. in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Johannesburg July 1, 1946 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; librar-
ian at Johannesburg Nov. 13, 1946.
Dean, Robert William. — b. Hinsdale, 111., May 25,
1920 ; D. of Chicago, 2 yrs. ; app. elk. in Am. consulate
gen. at Sao Paulo Jan. 2, 1942 ; econ. analyst in the
For. Ser. Auxiliary at Sao Paulo July 1, 1944 ; furlough
for mil. ser. Apr. 3, 1945-.
Deans, Amelia Byrd. — b. Shelby Co., Ala. ; private
tutors ; Dept. of Agri. Grad. Sch. 1923-24 ; Geprge
Washington U. 1925-28; Btenog. and elk. 1913-15;
stenog., editorial elk., and indexer, Dept. of Agri.,
1915-20; translator, War Dept., 1920-23; supervisory
statistical work, Army Medical Library, 1923-25 ; app.
library asst. at $1,860 in the Dept. of State Feb. 21,
1925 ; at $1,920 Mar. 1, 1927 ; at $2,000 Nov. 1, 1927 ;
at $2,200 July 1, 1928 ; at $2,300 July 1, 1928 ; at $2,600
(P-2) June 1, 1930 ; chief of accessions section, Div. of
Research and Publication, P-4, July 28, 1946, Div. of
Historical Policy Research Sept. 16, 1946. — RE.
Dearborn, Henry. — b. Lawrence, Mass., Jan. 30, 1913 ;
Phillips Andover grad.; Dartmouth, A.B. 1936; Yale,
M.A. 1938, grad. work 1938-39 ; research work, For.
Policy Assn., 1939-41 ; app. v.c. at Barranquilla Aug.
6, 1941 ; at Manta Nov. 11. 1942 ; at Guayaquil Apr. 8,
1944 ; divisional asst. at $3,200 in the Dept. of State
July 12, 1944 ; at $3,800 (P-4) May 15, 1945 ; country
specialist, P-5. Sept. 22. 1946.— NWC.
De Armas, Louis Hector. — b. Tampa. Fla., June 19,
1918 ; Hillsborough High Sch. grad. ; U. of N. C,
A.B. 1945 ; U.S. Army 1941-45, 2d It., overseas serv-
ice ; app v.c. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary Nov. 25,
1945 ; at Colon Jan. 5, 1946 ; also admin, asst. at
Colon July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Colon Nov. 13, 1946.
de Baca, Horace C. — app. elk. in Am. leg. at La Paz
Apr. 11. 1919 ; at Lima Apr. 1, 1923 ; special dis-
bursing officer and elk. at Ottawa June 7, 1927 ; elk.
at Caracas Dec. 30, 1932 ; admin, officer at Caracas
Feb. 10, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class nine
Nov. 13, 1946.
deBarneville, Maurice F. — app. att. in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Petrograd Jan. 26, 1915 ; resigned
Sept. 15, 1916 ; elk. in Am. emb. at Paris Jan. 1917 ;
elk. with War Dept., Paris, 1917-19 ; app. elk. in
Am. emb. at Paris Nov. 7, 1919 ; at Bern Aug. 1,
1941 ; admin, officer at Bern July 1, 1945 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class eight Nov. 13, 1946.
DeBerry, Myra J. — b. Brunswick Co., Va. ; business
sch. ; Blackstone Coll. prep. sch. ; George Washington,
A.B. 1933; teacher of math, and hist, in high sch.
1918-20, 1921-24 ; clerical asst., Americanization Bu.
of Pa., 1920, War Dept., 1924-25 ; elk.-typist, Dept. of
Agri., 1925-26; app. library asst. at $1,320 in the
Dept. of State Mar. 2, 1926; at $1,380 Mar. 1, 1927;
at $1,500 Sept. 1, 1927; at $1,620 July 1, 1928; at
$1,800 July 1, 1928 ; at $2,000 Apr. 1, 1929 ; at $2,200
July 1, 1930 ; at $2,600 Oct. 9, 1935 ; at $2,700 Apr. 1,
1938 ; at $2,800 June 16, 1941 ; at $3,200 (P-3) Apr. 1,
1942 ; librarian in charge of special collections, P-4,
July 28, 1946. — RE.
d'Eca, Raul. — b. Aviz, Portugal, Mar. 20, 1896 ; nat-
uralized 1936 ; high sch. in Aveiro and Oporto, Portu-
gal ; Springfield Coll., B.H. 1925 ; George Washington,
M.A. 1933, Ph.D. 1936 ; researcher and editor, Pan
Am. Union, 1930-40 ; teacher, George Washington U.,
1938-45 ; asst. chief, Office of Inter-Am. Affairs, 1942-
45 ; with secretariat, Inter-Am. Conf. on Problems of
War and Peace, Mexico City, Feb.-Mar. 1945 ; trans-
ferred to the Dept. of State as for. language editor,
CAF-11, Aug. 31, 1945 ; regional specialist, P-5, June
17, 1946 ; married. — ADA.
DeCourcy, William Earl. — b. Jackson, Tenn., Feb.
4, 1894 ; Miss. Heights Acad. ; U. of Tex. 2 yrs. ; travel-
ing accountant 1911-17; U.S. Army 1917-19, 2d It.;
accountant and asst. comptroller for Y.M.C.A. in Europe
1920-21 ; elk. in Am. consulate at Geneva 1921-23 ;
app. v.c. of career of class three July 6, 1923; v.c. at
Geneva July 10, 1923; at Cairo Nov. 20, 1923; For.
Ser. officer unclass. July 1, 1924 ; v.c. at Marseille May
4, 1926 ; class eight, cons., and cons, at Marseille Aug.
24, 1927; at Paris Apr. 21, 1928; class seven Dec. 19,
1929 ; class six July 1, 1934 ; cons, at Capetown Aug.
17, 1934 ; class five Apr. 1, 1936 ; cons, at Naples Nov.
10, 1936 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 1, 1937 ; class four
Apr. 1, 1939; to the Dept. Oct. 11, 1940; exec. asst.
to asst. sec. of state Dec. 23. 1940 ; class three May 1,
1941 ; class two July 16, 1943 : For. Ser. insp. Aug. 17,
1944-Oct. 5, 1945 ; cons. gen. Dec. 7, 1944 ; also couns.
of emb. Feb. 20, 1945 ; class one May 16, 1945 ; chief,
Div. of For. Ser. Personnel, Oct. 5, 1945 ; chief, For.
Ser. Inspection Corps, Office of the For. Ser., Apr. 15,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class one Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married. — OFS.
De Francis, John. — b. Bridgeport, Conn., Aug. 31,
1911 ; Meriden High Sch. grad. ; Yale, B.A. 1933, grad.
work 1936-39 ; Coll. of Chinese Studies, Peiping, 1933-
36 ; Columbia, M.A. 1941 ; instr. in Chinese, Yale U.,
1943-44 ; consultant, Office of Strategic Services,
1944-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as research
analyst, P-5, Oct. 1, 1945 ; chief of China branch,
Div. of Research for Far East, P-6, Sept. 22, 1946 ;
married. — DRF.
Degan, John J., Jr. — b. Solvay, N.Y., Oct. 18, 1920 ;
Solvay High Sch. grad. ; Niagara U.. B.S. 1943 ; St.
Bonaventura Coll., grad. work 1945 ; sales engineer for
typewriter firm 1944—45 ; app. v.c. in the For. Ser.
and assigned to the Dept. Feb. 9, 1946 ; at Munich
Feb. 25, 1946 ; at Frankfort on the Main May 14, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Degenhardt, Joseph A. — b. Alton, 111., Sept. 5, 1S90 ;
high-sch. grad. ; elk. for railroad company 1913-21 ;
asst. bank auditor in France 1921-30 ; with travel
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agency 1931-33 ; asst. supt., Am. Battle Monuments
Commn., 1934—38 ; app. elk. in Am. emb. at Paris Dec.
19, 1938 ; at Barcelona June 29, 1940 ; at Paris Dec.
4, 1944 ; asst. disbursing agt. Sept. 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
DeGolla, Darwin J. — b. Oakland, Calif., July 18,
1904 ; Yale, Ph.B. 1927 ; asst. U. S. trade commr. at
San Juan, P.R., and Singapore 1929-33 ; admin, officer,
Social Security Bd., 1936-38 ; statistician, U. S. Public
Health Ser., 1938-40 ; divisional asst., Dept. of State,
1940; Econ. Defense Bd., 1941 ; app. divisional asst. at
$4,600 (P-5) in the Dept. of State Nov. 6, 1941 ;
foreign-trade specialist Jan. 20, 1945. — CP.
Dehn, Ervin N. — b. St. Louis, Mo., July 25, 1917;
high-sch. and business-sch. grad. ; George Washington
U. 1938- ; elk. 1936-37 ; app. elk. at $1,440 in the
Dept. of State Sept. 16. 1937; at $1,620 May 25, 1938;
at $1,800 Oct. 19, 1939 ; at $1,860 Oct. 1, 1941 ; divi-
sional assistant at $2,000 Dec. 1, 1941 ; admin, asst. at
$2,600 Apr. 16, 1942 ; at $2,900 (CAF-8) May 1, 1943 ;
furlough for mil. ser. (U.S. Marine Corps) Jan. 21,
1944-May 8, 1946 ; personnel technician, CAF-11, May
8, 1946. — FP.
Deimel, Henry L., Jr. — b. New York, N.Y., June 7,
1899 ; schs. in Belgium and England ; U. of Calif., A.B.
1920, Ph.D. 1923 ; U.S. Army Aug.-Dec. 1918 ; teach-
ing fellow, U. of Calif., in economics 1920-22, in foreign
trade 1922-23 ; research 1922-23 ; asst. chief, Div. of
For. Tariffs, Dept. of Com., 1923-31 ; app. divisional
asst. at $4,600 in the Dept. of State Mar. 16, 1931 ;
econ. analyst at $5,600 Nov. 1, 1934 ; tech. adviser. Int.
Monetary and Econ. Conf., to observe meeting of Jt.
Comm. of League of Nations for Study of Clearing
Agreements, Geneva, 1935 ; asst. chief, Div. of Trade
Agreements, May 27, 1935; at $6,500 Mar. 1, 1936;
mem., Comm. for Reciprocity Information, 1937- ; at
$7,000 June 16, 1940 ; asst. chief, Div. of Cml. Treaties
and Agreements, July 1, 1940 ; tech. expert, Inter-Am.
Maritime Conf., Washington, 1940 ; dir., Div. of Econ.
and Statistics, U.S Maritime Commn., 1941-45 ; ad-
viser to v. pres., Allied Control Commn. for Italy, 1943-
44 ; app. adviser on shipping at $8,000 (P-8) in the
Dept. of State Feb. 1, 1945 ; married. — SD.
de Lambert, Richard Marmaduke. — b. White Plains,
N.Y., June 29, 1893 ; Raton High Sch. grad. ; business
sch. ; Georgetown U. 1 yr. ; Am. U. 2 yrs. ; sec. and elk.
with mining and railway companies 1913-15 ; elk. in
Am. leg. at Teheran 1915-21 ; app. sec. of emb. or leg.
of class four and assigned to the Dept, Dec. 12, 1923 ;
to Quito Feb. 4, 1924 ; For. Ser. officer of class eight
and 3d sec. at Quito July 1, 1924 ; at San Jose\ Costa
Rica, Oct. 30, 1926 ; at San Salvador Oct. 16, 1928 ; to
the Dept. June 13, 1929 ; class seven Dec 19, 1929 ;
2d sec. at Habana, temp., Sept. 20. 1933 ; 2d sec. at
Lima Sept. 19, 1933; class six Apr. 1, 1937; cons.
Dec. 1, 1937 ; cons, at Antwerp June 3, 1938 ; at Tahiti
Sept. 19, 1941 ; class five Feb. 1, 1942 ; class four July
16, 1944 ; 1st sec. of emb. and consul at Lima Mar. 29,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
de la Rue, Sidney. — b. Haddonfield, N.J., Aug. 22,
1888 ; Farnum Prep. Sch. grad. ; U. of Pa. 1907-9 ; with
Bu. of Insular Affairs, War Dept. (U. S. Mil. Govt, of
Dominican Republic), 1918-20, as special agt., ac-
countant, supply and purchasing officer, and auditor,
Dominican Treas. Dept., and accountant and act. dir.,
Dominican Dept. of Posts, Telegraph, etc. ; auditor of
Liberia 1921-22 and gen. receiver and financial ad-
viser of Liberia 1922-24, 1924-28 ; representative of
Liberia and Haiti in connection with negotiation of
cml. treaties with Germany, France, and U.S., 1921-
24, 1925-28 ; couns. to min. of finance of Turkey, 1924 ;
financial adviser and gen. receiver of Haiti 1929-41 ;
also pres., Haitian Nat. Bank of Issue, 1935-41 ; con-
sultant on Caribbean, War Shipping Admin., Mar.-
Aug. 1942 ; consultant to U.S. Section, Anglo-Am.
Caribbean Commn., Aug.-Sept. 1942 ; chief, Caribbean
Office, 1942-44 and special asst. 1943-44, Office of
Lend-Lease Admin. ; specialist on Caribbean area, mis-
sion to London to confer on U.S. -British Caribbean
policy, 1942 ; app. consultant and asst. to the chm.,
U.S. Section, Anglo-Am. Caribbean Commn., Dept. of
State, at $8,000 (P-8) Jan. 8, 1944; special asst. to
the chm. Dec. 1, 1944 ; married. — AACC.
Delgado-Arias, Domingo Eugene. — b. San Juan, P.R.,
Aug. 18, 1909; Central High Sch. grad.; U. of P.R.,
B.S. 1932, grad. work 1933-34 ; U. of Paris 1932-33 ;
U. of Madrid 1934-36 ; research asst.. Columbia U.,
1936-38 ; translator for bank 1937 ; instr. in romance
languages in high sch., Coll. of the City of N.Y., 1937-
42 ; lecturer, Fordham U., 1938- ; app. jr. cultural re-
lations asst. at Caracas July 15, 1942 ; cultural rela-
tions att. at Caracas Oct. 11, 1943 ; public affairs
officer at Caracas July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve offi-
cer of class four Nov. 13. 1946 : married
de Lima, David Athruse. — b. Stamford, Conn., Apr.
2, 1898 ; Metuchen (N.J.) High Sch. grad. ; U.S. Marine
Corps 1917-19, overseas ser. ; mgr. of investment dept.
1922-38, of bond dept. 1938-39, and owner 1939-42 of
investment companies ; app. jr. econ. analyst at San-
tiago Aug. 25, 1942 ; econ. analyst at Asuncion Sept.
2, 1943 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class six Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
DeLong, Gladys Pember (Mrs.). — b. Granville, N. Y. ;
high-sch. grad. ; Mt. Holyoke Coll., A.B. 1930 ; George
Washington U. Law Sch. 1930-31 ; asst. examining
elk. 1930-33, asst. examiner in charge 1933-42, re-
view and negotiating officer 1942, civil ser. representa-
tive 1942—43, Civil Service Commn. ; chief of employ-
ment div., Office of War Information, 1943-45 ; trans-
ferred to the Dept. of State as employee-relations offi-
cer, CAF-12, Aug. 31, 1945 ; act. admin, officer, Area
Div. I, Jan. 1, 1946 ; admin, officer June 30, 1946. —
ADE.
Deming, Olcott Hawthorne. — b. Westchester, N.Y.,
Feb. 28, 1910 ; The Loomis Sch. grad. ; Rollins Coll.,
B.A. 1935 ; U. of Tenn., grad. work, 1935-37 ; research
asst., Tenn Valley Authority, 1935-37 ; instr. in Span-
ish and Eng., Fairfield Country Day Sch. and Edge-
wood Sch., 1937-41 ; leader of student groups to Eu-
rope, Experiment in Int. Living, summers 1938, 1939,
and 1940 ; del., New Education Fellowship Conf., Ann
Arbor, Mich., 1941 ; program officer, Office of Co-
ordinator of Inter-Am. Affairs, 1941—43 ; app. division-
al asst. at $3,800 in the Dept. of State Nov. 22, 1943 ;
at $4,600 Apr. 1, 1944 ; long-range planning analyst at
200
REGISTER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 194 6
$5,600 (P— 6) Apr. 1, 1945 ; exec. asst. to exec, sec.,
United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco,
1945 ; married. — OIC.
Denby, James Orr. — b. Peking, China, of Am. par-
ents, Aug. 30, 1896 ; Westminster Sch. ; Princeton, B.A.
1919 ; George Washington, M.A. 1921 ; U.S. Army 1917-
19 ; app. sec. of emb. or leg. of class four Aug. 24,
1921 : to the Dept. Sept. 8, 1921 ; asst. sec. of Am.
del., Conf. on Limitation of Armament, Washington,
1921-22 ; 3d sec. at Tokyo Jan. 31, 1922 ; at Athens
July 23, 1923 ; For. Ser. officer of class eight and 3d
sec. at Athens July 1, 1924 ; class seven Aug. 8, 1924 ;
class six Oct. 19, 1926 ; 2d sec. at Managua Nov. 1,
1926 (canceled) ; at Peking Jan. 21, 1927; class five
July 24, 1930 : 2d sec. at Dublin Dec. 26, 1930 : 1st sec.
at Dublin June 23, 1931 ; cons. Nov. 6, 1936 ; For. Ser.
officer at Capetown Nov. 10, 1936 ; cons, at Capetown
Nov. 21, 1936 ; class four Aug. 16, 1941 ; 1st sec. at
Bucharest Nov. 27, 1941 (canceled) ; 1st sec. at Pre-
toria in addition to duties as cons, at Capetown Dec.
31, 1942 ; to the Dept. Aug. 11, 1943 ; For. Ser. officer,
office of U.S. political adviser, staff of Supreme Allied
Commander, Mediterranean theater, Dec. 28, 1944 ;
couns. of mission at Vienna Dec. 28, 1944 ; class three
May 16, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13,
1946 ; couns. of leg. at Vienna Sept. 7, 1946. — married.
Dennis, Alfred Pearce.— b. Princess Anne, Md., Mar.
27, 1915 ; Western High Sch. (D.C.) grad. ; Blair Acad,
grad. ; Princeton, A.B. 1938 ; U. of Grenoble, France,
summer 1937 ; U. of Chicago, grad. work 1939-41 ;
reporter for newspaper 1938-39 ; U.S. Navy 1942-46,
It. ; app. v.c. in the For. Ser. and assigned at Munich
Jan. 29, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13, 1946.
Dennis, Earl A.— b. Bloomdale, Ohio, June 9, 1902; Bloomdale
High Sch. grad.; Coll. of Wooster, A. B. 1925; U. of Chicago,
Ph. D. 1934; instr. of biology, Tusculum Coll. (Term.) 1927-28,
Allegheny Coll. (Pa.) 1928-31; grad. asst. in biology, U. of Chi-
cago, 1931-34; prof, of biology, 1935-45, dean of Coll. of Arts and
Sciences 1940-45, Am. U.; civilian instr. in biology, Biarritz Am.
Army U., France, 1945-46; app. biology specialist, P-5, in the
Dept. of State July 15, 1946; married.— IEP.
Dennison, Eleanor E. — b. Brooklyn, N.Y. ; Mary
Reid Sch. grad. ; U. of Denver, A.B. 1925, A.M. 1930 ;
Stanford, Ph.D 1941 ; Zimmern Sch., Geneva ; instr.,
U. of Denver, 1930-35 ; research asst., Inst, of Pacific
Relations, 1938 ; principal program sec, Nat. League
of Women Voters, 1941—44 ; app. special asst. to the
exec, sec, Exec. Comm. on Econ. For. Policy, at $4,600
in the Dept. of State Aug. 14, 1944 ; asst. to the exec,
sec. at $5,600 (P-6) May 24, 1945 ; act. exec. sec.
Nov. 1, 1946. — A-T.
Dennison, Robert Evans, Jr. — b. East Orange, N.J.,
Sept. 28, 1914 ; Morristown Sch. grad. ; Princeton,
A.B. 1937 ; asst. to dir. of int. broadcasting, broad-
casting company, 1937-42 ; U.S. Coast Guard 1942-45,
overseas service ; app. asst. chief of section, CAF-11,
in the Dept. of State Oct. 2, 1945. — IBD.
Denny, Thomas G. — app. v.c in the For. Ser. Auxil-
iary Nov. 5, 1945 ; at Tunis Jan. 2, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
De Palma, Samuel.— b. Rochester, N. Y., June 22, 1918; Madi-
son High Sch. grad.; U. of Rochester, A. B. 1940; Am. U. 1940-42;
editorial asst. for news magazine 1941; econ. analyst, War Dept.,
1941-44; air intelligence specialist, Army Air Forces, 1944-45; app.
specialist on int. org. affairs, P-6, in the Dept. of State Nov. 26,
1945; married. — OA.
Depenbrock, John F. — b. Washington, D.C, Apr. 30,
1912 ; prep. sch. grad. ; business sch. ; Columbus U. Law
Sch. 1933-34; Georgetown U. 1937-40; elk., Treas,
Dept., 1935-42 ; procurement officer, Office of Govt. Re-
ports, Mar.-June 1942 ; asst. security officer 1942-45,
admin, officer 1945, Office of War Information ; trans-
ferred to the Dept. of State as act. admin, officer,
CAF-12, Aug. 31, 1945 ; act. admin, officer, Div. of Int.
Exchange of Persons, Jan. 1, 1946 ; admin, officer Oct.
6, 1946; married. — IEP.
Derrick, Marvin A. — app. special archives collator
in the For. Ser. Jan. 21, 1924 ; in Latin Amer. 1924-25 ;
in Denmark, England, Finland, and Norway, 1925-27 ;
at Cairo Jan. 10, 1928 ; at Constantinople Dec 19,
1928 ; at Prague, temp., June 30, 1930 ; at Helsinki Feb.
14, 1938 ; elk. at Helsinki July 1, 1939 ; at Mexico City
Nov. 14, 1940 ; admin, officer at Mexico City Feb. 10,
1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class seven Nov. 13,
1946.
Derry, Charles Hall. — b. Macon, Ga., June 14, 1900 ;
Lanier High Sch. grad. ; U. S. Navy 1918-19 ; account-
ing 1919-22 ; app. v.c. of career of class three May 26,
1922; v.c. at Santa Marta Aug. 28, 1922; cons. asst.
and detailed to the Dept. Aug. 14, 1923 ; For. Ser. offi-
cer unclass., July 1, 1924 ; v.c. of career Jan. 6, 1927 ;
class eight June 30, 1927 ; cons. July 16, 1927 ; cons, at
Paris June 2, 1928 ; class seven Oct. 16, 1929 ; class aix
July 1, 1931 ; cons, at Mazatlan Dec 21, 1933 ; at
Perth Aug. 25, 1937 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 1,
1937 ; class five Mar. 1, 1939 ; cons, at Sydney July 5,
1941; class four Nov. 16, 1943; class three May 19,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
de Seabra, Alexandre. — ft. Mogofores, Portugal, Feb.
1, 1885 ; naturalized 1941 ; lyc6es in Lisbon and
CoTmbra grad. ; Coi'mbra Theological Sem. 1900-05 ;
U. of Pa., grad. work 1929-33 ; private tutor in Lisbon
1905-08 ; with foreign dept. of bank, Vienna, 1909-
19 ; mgr. in Lisbon for int firm 1919-27 ; insp. of
agencies for firm in Madrid 1928; instr.. Temple U.,
1929-44 ; app. professional writer at $3,800 (CAF-11)
in the Dept. of State Nov. 1, 1944 ; chief of Portuguese
section, Central Translating Div., CAF-12, Nov. 23,
1945 ; married. — TC.
Desmond, Richard Clancy. — b. Lynn, Mass., Sept. 2,
1916; Leesburg (Fla.) High Sch. grad.; Mass. State
Coll., B.S. 1937 ; Yale, M.F. 1939 ; forester, U.S. Forest
Ser., 1939-42 ; U.S. Army 1942-46, capt., overseas
service ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 19, 1946 ; to the Dept.
Aug. 9, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13,
1946.
Desvernine, Eugene. — b. New York, N.Y., Nov. 15,
1915; Eastchester High Sch.; Candler Coll. (Habana)
grad. ; Duke, B.A. 1937, LL.B. 1939 ; mem. of bar of
N.Y. ; assoc. atty. in law firm 1939-42 ; app. special
asst. in the Dept. of State July 1, 1942 ; at San Jose"
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Oct. 12, 1942 ; at Habana July 12, 1944 ; admin,
officer and att. at Habana Feb. 10, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class seven Nov. 13, 1946 ; att. at
Habana Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Detels, Martin Paul, Jr. — b. Brooklyn, N.Y., June 18,
1923 : Manhasset High Sell. grad. ; Williams Coll.,
B.A. 1944 ; U.S. Army 1943-46, 2d It., overseas service ;
app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Sept. 5, 1946 ; to the Dept. Oct. 30,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Devine, John E. — app. admin, officer in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Cairo Oct. 14, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class eight Nov. 13, 1946 ; films and record-
ings officer at Cairo Nov. 13, 1946.
Devries, Elizabeth K. — b. The Hague, Netherlands,
Dec. 24, 1899 ; Am. citizen ; sch. in the Netherlands ;
Grand Rapids (Mich.) High Sch. grad.; business sch.;
elk. with business firms 1917-21 ; app. elk. in Am.
consulate gen. at Rotterdam Mar. 6, 1922 ; at Amster-
dam Nov. 19, 1924 ; at The Hague Nov. 1, 1929 ; at
Helsinki July 30, 1940 ; at Stockholm Apr. 24, 1943 ; at
The Hague Sept. 6, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class ten Nov. 13, 1946; admin, asst. at The Hague
Nov. 13, 1946.
Dewey, Allen Leonard. — b. Chariton, Iowa, Aug. 25,
1920 ; Chariton High Sch. grad. ; George Washington,
A.B. 1941 ; elk., Gen. Accounting Office, 1940-41 ; app.
elk. in the For. Ser. and assigned to the Dept. Feb. 2,
1942 ; at London Feb. 18, 1942 ; furlough for mil. ser.
(U.S. Army, overseas service) Apr. 17, 1944-Sept. 20,
1946 ; v.c. and admin, asst. at Winnipeg Sept. 20, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ;
v.c. at Winnipeg Nov. 13, 1946.
deWilde, John Charles. — b. in the Netherlands May
24, 1910 ; naturalized 1926 ; Hopewell Township High
Sch. grad. ; Harvard, B.S. 1930 ; U. of Kiel, Germany,
1930-31 ; Columbia U. 1931-34 ; research asst. 1931-
34, research assoc. and economist 1934—41, for foreign
policy assn. ; economist and econ. analyst, For. Econ.
Admin., 194L-44 ; app. asst. adviser at $7,437.50 (P-7)
in the Dept. of State Sept. 28, 1945 ; act. assoc. chief,
Div. of German and Austrijrn Econ. Affairs, Oct. 23,
1945 ; assoc. chief, P-8, Apr. 18, 1946 ; U. S. repre-
sentative, 1st U. S. -United Kingdom Meeting on
Bizonal Arrangements for Germany, Washington, 1946 ;
married. — GA.
de Wolf, Francis Colt. — b. Aix-la-Chapelle, Germany,
of Am. parents, Oct. 28, 1894; sch. in Belgium; Hope
St. High Sch. (Providence, R.I.) ; private tutors; Har-
vard, A.B. 1918 ; Columbia, LL.B. 1922 ; representative
of trust company in France 1918-19 ; asst. to the solici-
tor, Dept. of State, 1922-31 ; del., Anti-smuggling Conf.,
Ottawa, 1929 ; mem. of Secretariat of League of Na-
tions, Geneva, 1931-34 ; lecturer on int. law, George
Washington U., 1942- ; app. divisional asst. at $4,600 in
the Dept. of State Feb. 2. 1935 ; representative, 5th
meeting of Int. Telegraph Consulting Committee, War-
saw, 1936 ; legal adviser, Conf. for Revision of Capitula-
tory Regime in Egypt, Montreux, 1937 ; del., 4th meet-
ing of Int. Radio Consulting Committee, Bucharest,
1937 ; U. S. representative, meeting of subcommittee of
League of Nations Advisory Committee on Social Ques-
tions, Paris, 1937 ; del.. Int. Radio Conf. and Int. Tele-
graph and Telephone Conf., Cairo, 1938 ; at $5,600 Aug.
29, 1938 ; U. S. representative. North Am. Regional
Radio-Engineering Meeting, Washington, 1941 ; mem.,
Coordinating Coram., Defense Communications Bd.,
1940-42 ; at $5,800 Oct. 1, 1941 ; alt. mom., Coordinat-
ing Comm., Bd. of War Communications, 1942-45 ; asst.
chief, Div. of Int. Communications, Mar. 16, 1943 ; at
$6,500 May 16, 1943 ; chief, Telecommunications Div.,
Jan. 15, 1944 ; at $8,000 (P-8) Sept. 1, 1944 ; mem.
of U. S. del., Bermuda Telecommunications Conf.,
1945 ; chm., U. S. del., Five-Power Preliminary Tele-
communications Meeting, Moscow, 1946, informal four-
power int. high-frequency broadcasting conf., Paris,
1946 ; married. — TD.
Deyman, Philbert. — b. Goldfield, Nev., Dec. 15, 1908 ;
Royal Gymnasium (Turin, Italy) grad.; business-sch.
grad. ; U. of Econ. and Cml. Science, Turin, Italy,
Ph.D. 1935 ; app. messenger in the Am. consulate at
Turin June 11, 1934; to the Dept. Sept. 8, 1941; elk.
at Guayaquil Mar. 8, 1943 ; v.c. at Guayaquil Mar. 11,
1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
de Zengotita, Juan. — b. Philadelphia, Pa., Mar. 13,
1914 ; Girard Coll. grad. ; Columbia, A.B. 1938, Law
Sch. 1938-39 ; stenog. and translator with insur. com-
pany in Puerto Rico 1931-32 : elk. in oil company
1933-34 ; personnel asst. in business firm 1939-40 ;
office asst. in concrete company 1940—41 ; app. For. Ser.
officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Mar. 20, 1941 ; v. c. at Habana Apr. 1, 1941 ; at
Antilla, temp., Oct. 4, 1941 ; at Habana Oct. 13, 1941 ;
at Cficuta Feb. 21, 1942 ; at Bucaramanga Dec. 11,
1942 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at La Paz Aug. 24, 1943 ; v.c.
at Monterrey Feb. 4, 1946 ; class eight May 19, 1946 ;
3d sec. and v.c. at Mexico City July 30, 1946 ; For.
Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; married
Diamond, Jay George. — b. LaFayette Hill, Pa., Dec.
27, 1891 ; Conshohocken High Sch. grad. ; U. of Pa.
1909-11 ; U.S. Army 1918-19 ; agri. statistician, Bu.
of Agri. Econ., 1921—45 ; app. agri. officer in the For.
Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept. Aug. 29, 1945 ;
at Berlin Oct. 10, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
five Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Dick, Harrison Lemington. — b. Philadelphia, Pa., Feb.
28, 1910; Cheltenham High Sch. (Elkins Park) grad.;
Temple U., B.S.C. 1933, grad. work 1933 ; U. of Gren-
oble, France, 1936-37 ; mgr. of apartments, 1937-40 ;
counselor, Y.M.C.A, 1939-40 ; teller and corr. with
bank 1940-43 ; placement mgr. with personnel and
employment services 1943-44 ; app. elk. in the For.
Ser. Auxiliary and assigned v.c. at Algiers Dec. 16,
1944 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13,
1946.
Dick, Hasell Hutchison. — b. Rock Hill, S.C., June 29,
1888 ; Sumter High Sch. grad. ; U. S. N. A. 2% yrs. ;
app. cons. asst. Mar. 10, 1911 ; dep. cons. gen. at Yoko-
hama May 17, 1911 ; v. and dep. cons. gen. at Yoko-
hama June 11, 1912 ; to the Dept. Jan. 25, 1915 ; v.c.
at Jerusalem July 19, 1915 ; at Basel July 13, 1917 ;
cons, of class eight Sept. 14, 1917 ; class six Sept. 5,
1919 ; detailed to Geneva Oct. 23, 1919 ; to the Dept.
May 21, 1920 ; class five June 4, 1920 ; class four June
3, 1924 ; For. Ser. officer of class five July 1, 1924 ;
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cons, at Sydney, N. S., Sept. 22, 1924 ; at Rangoon Nov.
27, 1926 ; at Port Elizabeth Aug. 30, 1929 ; class four
May 9, 1930 ; cons, at Amoy Oct. 25, 1933 ; sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Aug. 17, 1937 ; cons, at Strasbourg Oct. 7,
1937 ; at Bordeaux Sept. 3, 1939 ; at Nantes Mar. 4.
1940 ; at Bordeau Apr. 7, 1941 ; to the Dept. Sept. 17.
1941 ; class three May 16, 1945 ; cons. gen. Oct. 27,
1945 ; cons. gen. at Dakar Jan. 23, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Bickerson, Charles Estell, Jr. — b. Gill, Mass., Dec.
12, 1898 ; Mt. Hermon Sch. ; Harvard, A.B. 1920 ;
Officers' Training Camp Oct.-Nov. 1918 ; teacher,
Robert Coll., Constantinople, 1920-21 ; entered Bu. of
For. and Dom. Com. Oct: 10, 1921 ; elk. to trade commr.
at Athens July 1, 1922 ; asst. trade commr. at Athens
Apr. 1, 1924 ; asst. cml. att. Apr. 28, 1927 ; cml. att. at
Cairo Mar. 19, 1928 ; at Stockholm Dec. 17, 1935 ; For.
Ser. officer of class four July 1, 1939 ; For. Ser. officer
at Moscow Oct. 25, 1939 ; cons, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Nov. 16, 1939; cons, and 1st sec. at Moscow Dec.
29, 1939; class three Feb. 1, 1942; to the Dept. Nov.
28, 1942; 1st sec. and cons, at Lisbon June 17, 1943;
class two Aug. 13, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class two
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Dickinson, Dwight. — app. For. Ser. officer unclass.,
v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 22, 1945 ;
3d sec. and v.c. at Mexico City Jan. 19, 1946 ; For.
Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Dickover, Erie Roy. — b. Long Beach, Calif., Jan. 20
1888 ; Santa Barbara High Sch. grad. ; U. of Calif.
B.S. 1913; banking 1906-8; mgr. of auto-livery com
pany 1909 ; app. student interpreter in Japan Apr. 4
1914 ; v.c. at Dairen Mar. 30, 1916 ; at Kobe June 8
1916 ; also interpreter at Kobe Oct. 27, 1916 ; cons, of
class six Nov. 23, 1921 ; class five Mar. 1, 1923 ; For
Ser. officer of class six July 1, 1924 ; class five Feb. 24
1925 ; cons, at Kobe May 20, 1926 ; class four May 23
1929 ; class three Feb. 4, 1931 ; For. Ser. officer to the
emb. at Tokyo May 3, 1932 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. and
1st sec. at Tokyo May 24, 1932 ; class two Oct. 1,
1935 ; cons. gen. Apr. 1, 1937 ; to the Dept., temp.,
June 30, 1937 ; act. chief, Office of Philippine Affairs,
July 17, 1937 ; cons. gen. at Batavia Apr. 20, 1938 ; at
Melbourne June 22, 1940 ; class one May 1, 1941 ; to
the Dept. June 28, 1943 ; chief, Div. of Japanese Af-
fairs, Jan. 15, 1944-Oct. 22, 1945 ; mem. of U.S. del.,
Far Eastern Commn., 1945- ; For. Ser. officer of class
one Nov. 13, 1946 ; married. — FEC.
Dickson, William Ferdinand. — b. Fort Scott, Kans.,
Sept. 29, 1896 ; Cheyenne (Wyo.) High Sch. grad. ;
Colo. State Coll. of Agri. and Mech. Arts, B.S. 1923 ;
U. of Nebr. M.S. 1924 ; Iowa State Coll. of Agri. and
Mech. Arts, grad. work 1930-31 ; U.S. Army 1917-19,
2d It., overseas service; in bank 1914—17; with har-
vester company 1924—25 ; asst. animal husbandman,
N. Mex. Coll. of Agri. and Mech. Arts, 1925-26, U. of
Ariz. 1926-30, Iowa State Coll. of Agri. and Mech.
Arts 1930-31 ; assoc. animal husbandman, Montana
State Coll., 1931-36; asst. chief of div., Soil Conser-
vation Ser., 1936—45 ; app. agri. adviser in the For.
Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at New Delhi Apr. 3,
1945 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class three Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Diebold, William, Jr.— b. New York, N. Y., March 23, 1918:
Woodrow Wilson High Sch. (Weehawken, N. J.) grad.; Swarth-
more, B. A. 1937; Yale, grad. work 1937-38; London Sen. of Econ.
1938-39; research fellow, Rockefeller Foundation 1939-40; research
assoc, Council on For. Relations, 1940-43; economist, Office of
Strategic Services, 1943-44; U. S. Army 1944-45; app. divisional
asst., P-6, in the Dept. of State Oct. 3, 1945; married.— CP.
Dillencourt, John B. — b. Minneapolis, Minn., Jan. 29,
1910; Walnut Hills Classical High Sch. (Cincinnati,
Ohio) grad.; Miami U., A.B. 1933; fellow, N.Y. Sch.
of Social Work, 1935-37 ; asst. dir. of welfare federa-
tion 1937-39 ; public relations representative, Greater
N.Y. Fund, Jan. -June 1939 ; exec, sec, Bangor-Brewer
(Maine) Community Chest, 1939-43 ; exec. asst. to
asst. dir. in charge of civilian war services, Office of
Civilian Defense, 1941-43; app. divisional asst. at
$5,600 in the Dept. of State Mar. 11, 1943; resigned
Aug. 12, 1943 to enter the armed services; married.
Dillingham, Sherburne. — b. Nantucket, Mass., May
14, 1907; Hoosac Sch. grad.; Williams Coll., B.A.
1929 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Apr. 15, 1930; v.c. at
Habana Apr. 29, 1930; For. Ser. Sch. Sept. 27, 1930
(canceled) ; For. Ser. Sch. Feb. 11, 1931; v.c. at Sao
Paulo June 20, 1931 ; at Callao-Lima Apr. 12, 1935 ; at
Buenos Aires Sept. 2, 1936 ; v.c. and 3d sec. lit Asuncifin
June 12, 1937 ; class eight Aug. 17, 1938 ; v.c. at Habana
June 12, 1941 (canceled) ; 3d sec. at Caracas Oct. 3,
1941; class seven June 1, 1942; 2d sec. at Caracas
Aug. 13, 1942 ; class six May 16. 1945 ; to the Dept.
May 31, 1945: class five May 19, 1946; For. Ser.
officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 : married. — RPA.
Dillon, Thomas Patrick. — b. Superior, Wis., June 28.
1916 : Wilkinsburg High Sch. grad. ; U. of Pittsburgh,
B.A. 1937, M.A. 1938, grad. asst. 1937-38; Harvard,
M.A. 1940, grad. work 1940^1; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Mar. 20, 1941 ; v.c. at Toronto Apr. 1, 1941 ; detailed
for special study (Harvard U.) June 25, 1942; 3d sec.
and v.c. at Moscow (detailed, temp., to Kuibyshev)
Nov. 10, 1942 ; v.c. at Vladivostok, temp., June 14.
1943 ; near the Govt, of Poland established in England
Feb. 2, 1945 ; special a«st. on del. liaison, United
Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; class
eight May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class five Nov.
13, 1946.
Di Lorenzo, Rosario. — app. admin, asst. in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Algiers July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Diven, Frederick Menkert. — b. Baltimore, Md., Feb.
17, 1892 ; Frederick High Sch. ; U. of Va., LL.B. 1912 ;
mem. of bar of Md. ; instr. in law, U. of Va., 1913-14 :
law practice 1914—17; advertising work 1916-17;
Officers' Training Camp Aug. -Nov. 1917 ; U.S. Naval
Reserve Force 1918-19; app. elk. at $900 in the Dept.
of State Mar. 24, 1919; at $1,000 July 1, 1919; at
$1,200 May 1, 1920 ; at $1,400 Jan. 1, 1923 ; law elk.
at $2,000 Feb. 10, 1923 ; at $2,250 Nov. 1, 1923 ; at
$2,500 July 1, 1924 ; at $2,700 May 1, 1925 ; at $3,000
Jan. 1, 1926 ; asst. to the solicitor Jan. 1, 1926 ; at
$3,200 July 1, 1928 ; at $3,300 July 1, 1928 ; at $3,800
Dec. 1, 1929; at $4,200 July 1. 1930 ; asst. to the legal
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adviser July 1, 1931 ; at $4,600 May 1, 1937 ; at $4,800
June 1, 1939 ; at $5,000 (P-5) Jan. 1, 1942 ; married. —
r.e.
Dix, Adele E. — b. Baltimore, Md., Dec. 6, 1898;
Business High Sen. ; business sell. ; George Washing-
ton U. 2 yrs. ; teacher in business sen. 2 yrs. ; app. elk.
in the Dept. of State Aug. 7, 1914 ; at $1,000 July 1,
1916; at $1,200 Oct. 3, 1917; at $1,400 Mar. 1, 1919;
at $1,600 Nov. 1, 1923; at $1,860 July 1, 1924; at
$1,920 July 1, 1928; at $2,000 May 1, 1929; stenog.,
London Naval Conf., 19:50; at $2,200 July 1, 1930; at
$2,300 July 3, 1930 ; at $2,400 Aug. 1, 1936 ; at $2,500
Apr. 10, 1939; at $2,600 Oct. 1, 1941 ; at $2,700 Apr.
1, 1943 ; admin, asst., United Nations Conf. on Food
and Agri., Hot Springs, Va., 1943 ; admin, asst., 1st
sess. of the Council, United Nations Relief and Reha-
bilitation Admin., Atlantic City, N.J., 1943; admin,
asst. at $3,200 June 16, 1944 ; chief of stenographic
services, United Nations Monetary and Financial Conf.,
Bretton Woods, N.H., 1944 ; elk. in Am. emb. at Paris
Oct. 2, 1944 ; admin, asst. at Paris May 18, 1945 ; v. c.
at Paris June 9, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
ten Nov. 13, 1946.
Dixon, Roger Coit. — b. Hanover, N.H., July 13, 1914;
Phillips Exeter Acad. grad. ; Princeton, A.B. 1936,
M.A. 1940, Ph.D. 1942 ; fellow, Brookings Inst., 1940-
41 ; economist, Dept. of Justice, 1941—42 ; air intelli-
gence specialist, War Dept., 1942-45 ; app. econ. an-
alyst in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the
Dept. Dec. 16, 1944 ; economist, P-5, Oct. 11, 1945 ;
married. — IR.
Doherty. Edward Woods.-«-b. St. Louis, Mo., Apr. 18, 1914;
Christian Brothers Sch. grad.; St. Louis U., B. S. 1931; Harvard,
M. B. A. 1937; New Sch. for Social Research 1938-39; research
assoc. in investment counseling firm 1937-39; instr. in econ.,
Manhattanville Coll. of the Sacred Heart, 1939-40; jr. and asst.
economist, Bu. of For. and Dom. Com., 1941; sr. economist,
Office of Price Admin., 1941-42; U. S. Navy 1942-46, It., overseas
service; app. economist. P-6, in the Dept. of State Apr. 15. 1946. —
FN.
Doherty, Nona Lillian. — b. Washington, D.C. ; Mc-
Kinley High Sch. grad. ; U. of Mich., A.B. 1923 ; Am.
U., grad. work 1929-30 ; scientific illustrating, Dept.
of Agri., summers 191S-22, 1923-24 ; Library of Cong.
1924-27 ; Dept. of Agri. Library 1927-28 ; app. library
asst. at $2,000 in the Dept. of State Dec. 1, 1928 ; at
$2,200 July 1, 1930 ; at $2,300 Aug. 1, 1936 ; at $2,600
(P-2) Jan. 1, 1938; librarian, United Nations Conf.
on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; chief of reference
and bibliographic research section, Div. of Research
and Publication, P-A, July 28, 1946, Div. of Historical
Policy Research Sept. 16, 1946. — RE.
Dollenmayer, Grace Elizabeth. — b. Cincinnati, Ohio,
Nov. 9, 1918 ; high-sch. grad. ; stenog., credit company
1936-37, retail firm 1937-39 ; bookkeeper, jewelry
firms 1939-40, 1940-42 ; U.S. Army 1942-46, 1st It.,
overseas service ; app. cryptographic supervisor in the
For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept. Jan. 10,
1946 ; at London Mar. 1, 1946 ; admin, asst. at London
July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13, 1946.
Dombrow, Sinclair. — b. Lithuania, Feb. 3, 1895 ; Am.
citizen ; Eastern Dist. (Brooklyn, N.Y.) High Sch.
grad. ; Coll. of the City of N.T., B.A. 1916 ; Columbia,
1916-17, 1930-31 ; labor editor for trade publica-
tions 1918-20 ; foreign correspondent in Berlin for
newspaper 1921-23 ; publicity dir. for real estate com-
pany 1925-30 ; educational dir. of language sch. 1933-
38 ; radio news editor, Fed. Communications Commn.,
1943-44 ; transferred to the Dept. of State aa infor-
mation specialist, CAF-12, Aug. 31, 1945; editor Aug.
25, 1946 ; married. — INP.
Domke, Paul Clifford. — b. Sauk Centre, Minn., Mar.
22, 1914 ; Sauk Centre High Sch. grad. ; student-
teacher fellowship in China 1937-39 ; Carleton Coll.,
A.B. 1940 ; U. of Minn., grad. work 1941 ; asst. line-
man for telephone company 1931-32 ; buttermaker's
asst. in creamery 1933-34 ; asst. in zoology and coach,
Carleton Coll., 1940-41 ; U. S. Army 1941-46, maj.,
overseas service ; app. program officer, P— 4, in the
Dept. of State Oct. 17, 1946 ; married. — IEP.
Donahue, Ruth Schill (Mrs.). — b. near Alliance, Nebr. ;
Alliance High Sch. grad. ; U. of Nebr., A.B. 1932 ; work
on newspaper 1932-34 ; elk. in dist. court 1934—35 ;
with Farm Security Admin. 1935—42 ; with Board of
Econ. Warfare 1942-43, For. Econ. Admin. 1943-45 ;
app. information liaison officer at $4,600 (P— 5) in
the Dept. of State May 21, 1945 ; asst. to econ. infor-
mation officer May 26, 1946. — A-C.
Donald, George Kenneth. — b. Mobile, Ala., Nov. 27,
1890; U. Mil. Sch. of Mobile grad.; Phillips Andover ;
Yale, B.A. 1912 ; timber-exporting busim-ss 1912-14 ;
app. cons, at Maracaibo June 22, 1914 ; cons, of class
eight by act approved Feb. 5, 1915 ; cons, at Nuevo
Laredo Mar. 20, 1917 ; at Monterrey July 12, 1917 ;
class seven Apr. 16, 1917 ; cons, at Aguascalientes Sept.
5, 1917; at St. Pierre-Miquelon Aug. 31, 1918 (can-
celed) ; detailed to Sydney, N.S., Sept. 23, 1918 ; cons,
at Tegucigalpa Mar. 15, 1919; class six Sept. 5, 1919;
class five Nov. 19, 1921 ; cons, at Johannesburg May
17, 1922 ; class four Mar. 1, 1923 ; For. Ser. officer of
class five July 1, 1924 ; class four Aug. 8, 1924 ; class
three Aug. 24, 1927 ; to the Dept. May 11, 1928 ; cons,
gen. and cons. gen. at Guatemala June 12, 1928 ; charge
d'affaires at Guatemala June 6, 1932 ; sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. June 16, 1932 ; 1st sec. at Guatemala, temp., June
20, 1932 ; cons. gen. at Guatemala Oct. 1, 1932 ; at
St. John's, N.F., Apr. 7, 1933 ; at Milan June 20, 1934 ;
at Southampton Dec. 21, 1936; at Windsor Dec. 23,
1940 ; class two May 1, 1941 ; cons. gen. at Lourenco
Marques July 10, 1945 (canceled) ; to the Dept. Oct. 12,
1945 ; cons. gen. at St. John's, N. F., Nov. 26, 1945 ;
For. Ser. officer of class two Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Donald, Richard Hempstead. — b. Johannesburg, Union
of South Africa, of Am. parents, Nov. 3, 1922 ; Kent
Sch. grad. ; Yale, B.A. 1943 ; U.S. Army 1943-46, 1st
It. ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career and
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 19, 1946 ; to the Dept.
Aug. 14, 1946 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at San Salvador Sept.
9, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 :
married.
Donaldson, Allyn Capron. — b. Richmond, Va., Sept.
16, 1898 ; Sea Cliff High Sch. grad. ; N.Y. Law Sch.,
LL.B. 1923 ; mem. of bar of N.Y. ; U.S. Navy 1918-22 ;
elk. 1915-27, branch mgr. 1927-29, partner 1929-31,
asst. to partners 1931-35, and consultant 1935—42 for
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investment companies ; partner in law firm 1927-29 ;
pres. of city civil service commn. 1938-1944 ;
app. divisional asst. at $4,600 in the Dept. of State
Sept. 16, 1942 ; econ. analyst, For. Kcon. Admin.,
1943-44; detailed to Am. emb., Santiago, May-July
1943, to negotiate copper agreement ; app. liaison
officer at $5,600 (P-6) in the Dept. of State Oct. 11,
1944 ; special asst. May 26, 1946 ; P-7 Nov. 3, 1946 ;
married. — FBO.
Donaldson, Harry M. — b. West Newton, Pa., Mar. 29,
1906 ; business sch. ; Oberlin, A.B. 1927 ; app. elk. in
Am. consulate at Marseille Oct. 14, 1927 ; v.c. at Mar-
seille June 17, 1932 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. and v.c. at Mar-
seille Oct. 1, 1935; at Havre May 22, 1936; at Cher-
bourg, temp., Oct. 1, 1937 ; at Havre Oct. 27, 1937 ;
at Bilbao, temp., July 3, 1940 ; at Lisbon Aug. 7, 1940;
at Marseille Apr. 26, 1941 ; class eight Aug. 16, 1941 ;
v.c. at Algiers Dec. 12, 1941 (canceled) ; to the Dept.
June 10, 1942; class seven Nov. 16, 1943; v.c. at
St. John, N.B., Oct. 10, 1944 ; cons. Dec. 7, 1944 ; cons,
at St. John, N.B., Dec. 29, 1944 ; class six Aug. 13,
1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Donhauser, Robert. — b. Albany, N.Y., May 29, 1918;
Taft Sch. grad. ; Yale, B.A. 1940, M.A. 1942 ; app.
divisional asst. at $2,000 in the Dept. of State Feb. 2,
1942 ; at $2,600 Sept. 1, 1942 ; resigned Apr. 8, 1943
to enter the armed services ; U. S. Army 1943-45 ;
app. divisional asst., P— 3, in the Dept. of State Nov.
20, 1945 ; P-4 Sept. 8, 1946 ; research asst. Nov. 3,
1946 ; married. — ES.
Donnell, Ballard R. — app. elk. in the For. Ser. and
assigned to the Dept. June 1, 1945 ; at London June
28, 1945 ; v.c. and admin, asst. at London Feb. 10,
1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13,
1946 ; v.c. at London Nov. 13, 1946.
Donnelley, Dixon. — b. New York, N. Y., July 29, 1915 ;
Far Rockaway High Sch. grad. ; Columbia U. 1934-37 ;
reporter 1936-37, city editor and radio correspondent
1937-40, asst. city editor 1940-41, 1945-46 of news-
papers ; publicity dir. for tourist agency 1939-40 ;
news editor, Office of the Coordinator of Inter-Am.
Affairs, 1941-42 ; U.S. Army 1942-46, overseas service ;
econ. analyst, Dept. of Com., 1946 ; app. informational
and liaison officer, P-5, in the Dept. of State Apr.
25, 1946 ; admin, officer at Mexico City Aug. 28. 1946 ;
For. Sier. Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ;
press officer at Mexico City Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Donnelly, Walter Joseph. — b. New Haven, Conn., Jan.
9, 1896 ; New Haven High Sch. grad. ; U. of Caracas,
summer 1920 ; Georgetown Sch. of For. Ser. grad.
1921; newspaper work 1915-17; U.S. Army 1917-18,
2d It. ; special agt., Dept. of Justice, 1921-22 ; app. cml.
agt. in Boston dist. office, Bu. of For. and Dom. Com.,
Nov. 5, 1923 ; asst. trade commr. at Ottawa July 1,
1924 ; at Montreal Jan. 1, 1926 ; trade commr. at Mon-
treal July 1, 1927 ; cml. att. at Bogota Dec. 8, 1928 ; in
Bu. of For. and Dom. Com. 1923-33 ; app. cml. att. at
Habana Jan. 9, 1934 ; at Rio de Janeiro Sept. 28,
1937; For. Ser. officer of class four July 1, 1939;
cons, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; del.,
2d Pan Am. Cong, of Cml. Agts., Rio de Janeiro, 1940 ;
class three Aug. 16, 1941 ; couns. of emb. for econ. af-
fairs at Rio de Janeiro Nov. 5, 1942 ; class two Nov.
16, 1943; couns. of emb. at Panama Jan. 16, 1945;
class one May 16, 1945 ; couns. of emb. at Lima Dec.
10, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class one Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Donovan, Andrew Edmund, 2d. — b. Fort Riley, Kans.,
May 11, 1908; Balboa (C.Z.) High Sch. grad.; Har-
vard, B.S. 1930; app. elk. in Am. consulate general at
Warsaw June 6, 1931 ; v.c. at Warsaw Aug. 27, 1931 ;
For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Dec. 17, 1931 ; v.c. at Warsaw Jan. 2, 1932 ;
For. Ser. Sch. Aug. 19, 1932; v.c. at Yokohama Dec.
22, 1932 (canceled) ; at Mexico City Mar. 20, 1933; at
Merida, temp., Dec. 4, 1934 ; at Mexico City Mar. 2,
1935 ; v.c. and 3d sec. at La Paz Nov. 27, 1935 ; to the
Dept. Apr. 27, 1938 ; class eight Apr. 1, 1939 ; v.c. and
3d sec. at Bogota June 9, 1941 ; class seven Aug. 16,
1941 ; 2d sec. at Bogota in addition to duties as v.c.
Dec. 9, 1941 ; 2d sec. and v.c. at Ciudad Trujillo Apr.
5, 1944; class six July 16, 1944; 2d sec. and v.c. near
the Govt, of Poland established in England Nov. 18,
1944 ; cons. Dec. 19, 1944 ; cons, near the Govt, of
Poland established in England in addition to duties
as 2d sec. Dec. 29, 1944 (canceled) ; to the Dept. May
29, 1945 ; class five Aug. 13, 1945 ; 1st sec. and cons,
at Guatemala Dec. 27, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class
four Nov. 13, 1946.
Donovan, Howard. — b. Windsor, 111., Nov. 12, 1895 ;
Smith Acad. grad. ; Yale, Ph.B. 1920 ; U.S. Army
1917-18; foreign-service-training class of motors ex-
port company 1920-21 ; app. v.c. of career of class
three Oct. 26, 1921 ; v.c. at London Dec. 14, 1921 ; class
two Feb. 26, 1923 ; class one Nov. 23, 1923 ; v.c. at
Rio de Janeiro Feb. 29, 1924 ; For. Ser. officer unclass.
July 1, 1924 ; class eight and cons. Aug. 8, 1924 ; cons,
at Bahia Oct. 28, 1925; to the Dept. June 26, 1929;
cons, at Kobe Sept. 5, 1929; class seven Dec. 19, 1929;
class six July 1, 1934 ; cons, at Hong Kong Jan. 28,
1936; class five Apr. 1, 1937; sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Dec. 1, 1937; cons, at Swatow, temp., Aug. 3, 1938; at
Hong Kong Sept. 4, 1938 ; at Bombay and Portuguese
possessions in India Jan. 7, 1939 ; class four Aug. 1,
1940 ; class three Oct. 20, 1942 ; class two May 16,
1945 ; cons. gen. June 15, 1945 : cons. gen. at Bombay
June 29, 1945; to the Dept. July 17, 1946; For. Ser.
officer of class two Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Donovan, James A., Jr. — b. Buffalo, N.Y., May 25,
1916 ; Bennett High Sch. grad. ; Yale, B.A. 1937, grad.
work 1937-40 ; U. of Mich., summer 1938 ; translator,
Dept. of Justice, 1941-43 ; Govt, service 1943-46 ; app.
intelligence officer, P-4, in the Dept. of State Oct. 7,
1946 ; married. — FC.
Donovan, Thomas A. — app. For. Ser. officer unclass.,
v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 25, 1946 ;
3d sec. and v.c. at Praha Oct. 24, 1946; For. Ser.
officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Dooher, Gerald F. P. — b. Ballina, Ireland, Mar. 31,
1914 ; naturalized 1943 ; N.Y. U. 1936 ; office mgr. of
motor corp. 1932-42 ; accountant with oil company
Mar.-Nov. 1942 ; U.S. Army 1942-44 ; corr. on news-
paper June-Dec. 1944 ; economist with brokerage com-
pany 1944-45 ; app. jr. econ. analyst in the For. Ser.
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Auxiliary aiid assigned at Tehran Jan. 20, 1945 ; at
Tabriz, temp., Mar. 15, 1946 ; also v.c. at Tabriz
Mar. 15, 1946 ; also admin, asst. at Tabriz July 1,
1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ;
v.c. at Tehran Nov. 15, 1946.
Doolittle, Hooker Austin. — b. Mohawk, N.T., Jan.
27, 1S89 ; Utica Free Acad.; Cornell, A.B. 1911; elk.
1911-13: automobile business 1914; with credit com-
pany 1914-16 ; cml. agt. in N.Y. office, Bu. of For. and
Dom. Com., 1916 ; app. v.c. at Tiflis Jan. 19, 1917 ;
v.c. of career of class three, and v.c. at Tiflis Sept. 7,
1920 ; v.c. at Madras Apr. 28, 1921 ; class two Nov.
17, 1921 ; class one May 26, 1922 ; cons, of class seven
Mar. 1, 1923 ; detailed to Marseille July 19, 1923 ; class
six Dec. 19, 1923 ; For. Ser. officer of class seven July
1, 1924; cons, at Bilbao June 2, 1926; class sis Sept.
29, 1927; class five Aug. 15, 1930; cons, at Sarnia
May 10, 1932 ; at Tangier May 6, 1933 ; sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. June 13, 1933 ; also 2d sec. at Tangier
June 19, 1933 ; class four and 1st sec. at Tangier in
addition to duties as cons. June 1, 1937 ; cons, at Se-
ville, temp., June 14, 1937 ; cons, and 1st sec. at
Tangier Sept. 7, 1937 ; cons, at Tunis Feb. 6, 1941 ;
at Rabat, temp., Feb. 3, 1943 ; cons. gen. Feb. 18, 1943 ;
cons. gen. at Rabat, temp., Mar. 6. 1943 ; at Tunis May
3, 1943; class three July 16, 1943; 1st sec. at Cairo
Dec. 1, 1943 ; cons. gen. at Alexandria Apr. 28, 1944 ;
For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Doran, Helen Fay. — b. Washington, D.C. ; McKinley
Manual Training Sch. ; business sch. ; George Washing-
ton U. 190S-9, 1921-24 ; Washington Coll. of Law
1932-33, 1934-35 ; elk., Bu. of Census, 1910-12 ; stenog.
and sec. 1912-17 ; app. elk. at $900 in the Dept. of
State June 11, 1917 ; at $1,000 Aug. 1, 1917 ; at $1,200
May 1, 1918 ; at $1,400 Jan. 1, 1920 ; at $1,600 Sept.
1, 1922; at $1,860 July 1, 1924; at $1,920 Mar. 1,
1927; at $2,100 July 1, 1928; at $2,200 July 1. 1928;
at $2,300 Oct. 1, 1928 ; stenog. and disbursing officer,
Int. Tech. Consulting Committee on Radio Communica-
tions, The Hague, 1929 ; admin, asst. at $2,600 Mar. 1,
1930 ; at $2,800 July 1, 1930 ; special disbursing officer,
7th Int. Conf. of Am. States, Montevideo, 1933 ; at
$2,900 Apr. 1, 1938 ; budget asst., 8th Am. Scientific
Cong., Washington, 1940; at $3,000 June 16, 1941;
divisonal asst. at $3,200 (P-3) Jan. 16, 1942 ; asst.
to chief, Div. of Int. Confs., P-A, Oct. 17, 1945. — IC.
Dormady, Francis Patrick. — b. Ashland, Wis., Aug.
13, 1890 ; Sacred Heart High Sch. grad. ; business-sch.
grad. ; National U., A.B. 1933 ; elk. for law firm 1909-
11 ; sec. to sec. of interior, P. I., 1912-16 ; elk. for fruit
company at Port Lim6n 1917 ; U. S. Army 1918-19 ;
elk. in War Dept. 1919, in cml. attache's office at Peking
1919 ; app. v.c. at Tientsin June 25, 1920 ; at Amoy
Nov. 15, 1923 ; resigned Aug. 6, 1924 ; app. elk. at
$1,320 in the Dept. of State Jan. 23, 1925 ; drafting
officer and tech. asst. at $3,000 July 1, 1925 ; at $3,200
July 1, 1928; at $3,400 July 1, 1930; at $3,500 Apr.
16, 1939 ; admin, asst. at $3,600 Oct. 1, 1941 ; at
$3,700 Apr. 1, 1943 ; divisional asst. at $3,800 Dec. 16,
1943 ; at $4,300 July 1, 1945 ; atty-adviser at $5,180
(P-5) July 1, 1945. — VD.
Dorman, John. — b. Shemlan, Syria, of Am. parents,
Sept. 22, 1913 ; Am. Community Sch. Beirut ; Phillips
Andover grad. ; Harvard, B.A. 1936, M.A. 1941 ; instr.
in Eng. in private schs. 1936-42 ; U. S. Navy 1942^6,
It. comdr., overseas service ; app. research analyst,
P-5, in the Dept. of State Nov. 6, 1946. — DRN.
Dorr, Bernard Francis.— b. Washington, D. C, Aug. 1, 1907;
McKinley High Sch. grad.; Columbus U., LL. B. 1941; detail
mgr. on newspaper 1924-29; elk. in private firms 1929-33; elk.,
Public Works Admin. 1933-37, Dept. of Interior 1937-41; liaison
officer, Office of Strategic Services, 1941-45; U. S. Navy 1942-46,
It. comdr.; app. intelligence procurement officer, P-4, in the
Dept. of State Aug. 15, 1946; married.— IAD.
Dorr, Robert John. — b. Redwood City, Calif., Nov. 13,
1919; Polytech. High Sch. (Riverdale, Calif.) grad.;
U. of Calif., B.S. 1941 ; classification and wage admin,
analyst, Civilian Personnel Div., Office of Sec. of War,
San Francisco, Calif., 1941-44 ; app. v.c. at Santiago
June 12, 1944 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo Ser. Dec. 22, 1945 ; 3d sec. and
v.c. at Santiago Dec. 29, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class
six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Dorsay, Elmer S. — app. admin, officer in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Bordeaux July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Re-
serve officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; public affairs
officer at Bordeaux Nov. 13, 1946.
Dorsey, Stephen Palmer. — b. Omaha, Nebr., Sept. 13,
1913; Dartmouth, A.B. 1935; Harvard, M.B.A. 1937;
asst. to v.pres. of wholesale merchants' firm 1936 ;
mem. of buying dept. of banking corp. 1937—40 ; asst.
to chief of nickel branch, Office of Production Man-
agement, 1940—41 ; priority specialist, War Production
Bd., and representative on Clearance Comm., Bd. of
Export Control, 1942 ; chief of priorities and mate-
rials control, Office of Rubber Dir., and mem. of
Requirements Comm., War Production Bd., 1942—43 ;
partner in firm of industrial economists 1943-44 ; app.
v.chm., Interdept. Comm. on Cooperation With the Am.
Republics, in the Dept. of State July 7, 1944 ; at
$6,500 (P-7) Aug. 1, 1944 ; exec, sec, Interdept. Comm.
on Cultural and Scientific Cooperation, Dec. 20, 1944 ;
asst. adviser Apr. 16, 1945 ; deputy admin., sec, United
Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; asst.
gen. sec, United Nations Educational, Scientific, and
Cultural Org., Office of Int. Information and Cultural
Affairs, at $8,478.75, July 28, 1946 ; married. — OIC.
Dorsz, Edmund J. — b. Detroit, Mich., Feb. 23, 1906;
Northwestern High Sch. ; tech. sch. ; business-sch.
grad. ; Berlitz Sch. of Languages 1926-27 ; municipal
employee in Detroit 1929 ; for. tariff expert, Dept. of
Com., 1929 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass. and v.c. of
career Nov. 12, 1929 ; v.c at Ottawa, temp., Nov. 27,
1929 ; For. Ser. Sch. July 16, 1930 ; v.c at Yokohama
Nov. 8, 1930 ; at Kobe Oct. 6, 1932 ; at Taihoku, temp.,
Apr. 6, 1933 ; at Kobe June 28, 1933 ; at Nagasaki,
temp., Apr. 10, 1934; at Kobe Aug. 7, 1934; at Belize,
temp., Nov. 1, 1934; at Warsaw Nov. 17, 1934; class
eight, cons., and cons, at Warsaw Oct. 1, 1935 ; at
Lfiopohlville Nov. 18, 1936 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Aug.
17, 1937 ; also cons, for French Equatorial Africa Dec.
22, 1937 ; class seven Aug. 17, 1938 ; cons, at Stutt-
gart Dec. 22, 1938 ; to the Dept. Sept. 2, 1941 ; class
six Feb. 1, 1942 ; 2d sec. near the Govt, of Poland es-
tablished in England Oct. 16, 1944 ; class five May 16,
1945 ; at Warsaw July 31, 1945 ; class four May 19,
1946 ; 1st sec. at Warsaw July 11, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
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Dort, Dallas "W. — b. Flint, Mich., Feb. 17, 1908 ; Flint
High Sch. grad. ; Princeton, A.B. 1930; U. of Mich.,
LL.B. 1933 ; mem. of bar of D.C. ; research asst.. Fed.
Emergency Relief Admin., 1933-35 ; dir. of Div. of
Investigation 1935-38 and asst. administrator 1938-41,
Work Projects Admin. ; dir. of Admin. Services, Office
for Emergency Management, 1941-43 ; app. asst. dep-
uty dir.. Office of For. Econ. Coordination, Dept. of
State, at $8,000 (P-8), Aug. 17, 1943 ; adviser, Office of
the Special Adviser on Liberated Areas, Dec. 1, 1943 ;
adviser, Liberated Areas Div., Jan. 15, 1944 ; adviser,
War Areas Econ. Div., Oct. 16, 1944 ; 2d alt., U. S.
del., 4th sess. of the Council, United Nations Relief
and Rehabilitation Admin., Atlantic City, N. J., 1946,
5th sess., Geneva, 1946 ; chief relief and rehabilitation
policy officer, Office of the Asst. Sec. for Econ. Affairs,
Sept. 8, 1946 : married. — A-T.
Doten, Dana M. — app. public-affairs officer in the For.
Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Ottawa July 1, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946.
Dougall, G. M. Richardson. — b. Lincoln, Nebr., Feb.
22, 1917; Lincoln High Sch. grad.; U. of Nebr., B.A.
1937, Mus. B. 1938, M.A. 1938 ; Yale, Ph.D. 1941 ;
George Washington 1943—44 ; church organist 1933—40,
1942- ; elk., Dept. of Agri., 1941-42; lecturer in hist.,
George Washington U., 1943 ; app. elk. at $1,800 in the
Dept. of State Jan. 9, 1942 ; asst. chief of personnel
relations section, Div. of Personnel Supervision and
Management, at $2,600 May 16, 1942, Div. of Depart-
mental Personnel Sept. 1, 1942 ; divisional asst. at
$3,200 Aug. 16, 1943 : research asst. at $3,800 (P-4)
Aug. 16, 1944 ; asst. documents officer, United Nations
Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; deputy docu-
ments officer and archivist, Preparatory Commn. of
United Nations, London, 1945 ; detailed for special
study of League of Nations archives, Geneva, 1945 ;
deputy documents officer and archivist, 1st part of the
1st sess. of the Gen. Assembly, United Nations, Lon-
don, 1946 ; asst. chief of war history branch,
Div. of Research and Publication. P-5, July 14,
1946, Div. of Historical Policy Research Sept. 16,
1946 ; deputy documents officer, Caribbean Regional
Air Navigation Meeting, Provisional Int. Civil Avia-
tion Org., Washington, 1946 ; married. — RE.
Doug-all, Kathleen Cahill (Mrs.). — b. Butte, Mont.;
Grant High Sch. (Portland, Oreg.) grad. ; Reed Coll.,
B.A. 1937 ; U. of Nebr., M.A. 1939 : Columbia U.
1940—41 ; exec, sec, Oreg. branch League of Nations
Assn., 1937-38 ; econ. analyst, Dept. of Com., 1941-45 ;
app. divisional asst. at $3,800 (P-4) in the Dept. of
State Apr. 23, 1945. — CA.
Dougherty, Joseph Leonard. — b. Newcomerstown,
Ohio, Mar. 13, 1907 ; Newcomerstown High Sch. grad. ;
Ohio State U., B.S. in Agri. 1930; mgr. of farm 19S0-
33 ; asst. soil conservationist 1933-43 ; supt. of rubber
plantation in Haiti 1943-44 ; app. agri. analyst at
Porto Alegre Aug. 26, 1944 ; asst. agri. att. at Ottawa
Feb. 18, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class seven
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Dougherty, Malcolm Richard. — b. Reading, Pa., Mar.
31, 1922 : Reading Sr. High Sch. grad. ; business sch. ;
Gettysburg Coll., B.A. 1942 ; grad. work, U. of Pa.
summer 1942, Am. U. 1943 ; branch office mgr. for
industrial consulting firm 1942^3 ; U.S. Army 1943- -46,
1st It. ; app. v.c. in the For. Ser. and assigned to the
Dept. Feb. 12, 1946; at Stuttgart Feb. 25, 1946; at
Bremen May 14, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Dougherty, William Holmes. — b. Ft. Worth, Tex.,
Mar. 10, 1922; Woodberry Forest (Va.) Sch. grad.:
Yale, B.A. 1944 ; with War Dept. 1944-^5 ; app. elk.
in the For. Ser. and assigned to the Dept. Sept. 11,
1945 ; v.c. at Warsaw Nov. 7, 1945 ; at Moscow May
22, 1946 ; For Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov.
13, 1946.
Douglass, William Boone, Jr. — b. Washington, D.C,
Apr. 7, 1898; Eastern High Sch. grad.; Cornell, A.B.
1922 ; U. S. Army 1918 ; chainman for public-land
survey 1919 ; app. elk in Am. consulate at Calcutta
July 18, 1922; v.c. at Calcutta Sept. 1, 1923; at
Karachi Sept. 11, 1923 ; at Calcutta July 15, 1925 ; at
Santo Domingo Jan. 6, 1926 ; resigned Nov. 4, 1926 ;
newspaper reporter 1927 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate
at Santo Domingo Dec. 20, 1927 ; v.c. at Santo Do-
mingo Mar. 14, 1928 ; elk. in Am. leg. at Santo Do-
mingo, temp., July 10, 1928 ; v.c. at Santo Domingo
Sept. 11, 1928; at Cape Haitien, temp., Sept. 6, 1928;
at Santo Domingo Oct. 30, 1928 : at Chihuahua Feb. 6.
1929; at Saltillo, temp., Aug. 22, 1929; at Chihuahua
Oct. 1, 1929 : at Ciudad Juarez Mar. 1, 1930; at Malaga
Aug. 18, 1930; at Seville, temp., Sept. 18, 1930; at
Malaga Jan. 15, 1931 ; at Seville, temp., July 22, 1931 ;
at Malaga Sept. 22, 1931 ; at St. Michael's, temp., Apr.
13, 1932 ; at Malaga Sept. 3, 1932 ; at Tenerife, temp..
Nov. 6, 1933; at Malaga Feb. 2, 1934; at Funchal,
temp., July 24, 1934; at Malaga Sept. 21, 1934; at Las-
Palmas, temp., Nov. 5, 1934 ; at Malaga Mar. 14, 1935 ;
at Tenerife, temp., May 1, 1935 ; at Malaga Sept. 28,
1935; at Lisbon, temp., Feb. 29, 1936; at Tenerife,
temp., June 2, 1936 ; at Nice, temp., Nov. 27, 1936 ; at
Funchal. temp.. Apr. 6, 1937; at Tenerife, temp., Oct.
15, 1937 ; at Gibraltar May 17, 1938 ; at Horta Nov. 2.
1940; at Lisbon Aug. 21, 1942; at Casablanca, temp.,
July 22, 1943; at Lisbon Oct. 2, 1943; at FuncliMl.
temp., Apr. 15, 1944; at Rabat, temp.. Dec. 4. 1944:
at Lisbon Apr. 26, 1945; at Ciudad Trujillo Nov. lit.
1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946.
Dow, Edward A., Jr.— b. Omaha, Nebr., Dec. 21,
1912 ; schs. in U.S., Algeria, and the Netherlands ;
Beaumont Coll., England, grad. ; Georgetown, A.B.
1934 ; Georgetown Sch. of For. Ser. 1934-36 ; editorial
asst., Div. of Press Intelligence for U.S. Govt., 1934-
36 ; app. elk. to trade commr. at Batavia Jan. 16,
1936 ; asst. trade commr. at Batavia Sept. 1, 1938 ;
at Brussels June 21, 1939 ; For. Ser. officer unclass.
July 1, 1939; v.c. of career and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Nov. 16, 1939; v.c. at Brussels Dec. 29, 1939; 3d
sec. and v.c. at Cairo Oct. 20, 1941 ; class eight No*\
16, 1943; cons. May 8, 1945; class six May 16, 1945;
2d sec. and cons, at Ottawa May 22, 1945 ; For. Ser.
officer, office of U.S. political adviser, staff of Supreme
Commander, Mediterranean theater, temp., Sept. 14,
1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946.
Dow, Roger. — b. Fort Smith, Ark., Apr. 4, 1906 ;
Muskogee (Okla.) High Sch. grad.; U. of Chicago.
Ph.B. 1929 ; Harvard, A.M. 1933 ; tutor, Harvard,
1938-42 ; research analyst, Office of Strategic Serv-
BIOGRAPHIES
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fees, 1942-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as
research analyst, P-5, Oct. 1, 1945 ; intelligence pro-
gram specialist, P-6, Nov. 3, 1946 ; married. — ICD.
Dowling, "Walter Cecil. — b. Atkinson, Ga., Aug. 4,
1905; Mercer U., B.A. 1925; bank elk. 1925-29; sec-
retary 1929-31 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass. v.c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 17, 1931 ; For.
Ser. Sch. Dec. 30, 1931 ; v.c. at Oslo Apr. 7, 1932 ;
at Lisbon May 28, 1936 ; 3d sec. at Rome July 1, 1938 ;
class eight Mar. 16, 1939 ; sec. of Am. del., 15th Gen.
Assembly, Int. Inst, of Agri., Rome, 1940 ; class seven
Aug. 16, 1941 ; 2d sec. at Rome Dec. 9-11, 1941 ; 2d sec.
and v.c. at Rio de Janeiro Dec. 10, 1941 ; v.c. at Naples
Mar. 23, 1944 (canceled) ; cons. Apr. 25, 1944; For.
Ser. officer, office of U.S. representative, Advisory
Council for Italy, May 25, 1944 ; class six July 16,
1944 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Rome Feb. 10, 1945 ; to
the Dept. Mar. 17, 1945; class five Aug. 13, 1945;
asst. chief, Div. of Southern European Affairs, Nov.
8, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married. — SE.
Downes, Edward Olin Davenport. — b. Boston, Mass., Aug. 12,
1911; Columbia Coll. 1929-30; studied abroad in Italy, Austria,
Sweden, and England; U. of Paris 1932-33, 1934-36; U. of Munich
1938-39; music editor of newspaper 1939-41; asst. program mgr.
of broadcasting company 1941-12; U. S. Army 1942-45; editor-
analyst, War Dept., 1945-46; app. intelligence program officer,
P-5, in the Dept. of State June 26, 1946; intelligence analyst
July 28, 1946; married— CIQ.
Downs, Donald Pennell. — b. Fallon, Nev., Dec. 5,
1919 ; Churchill Co. High Sch. grad. ; U. of Nev., B.A.
1940 ; deputy collector, Dept. of Internal Revenue,
1941 ; sec. to senator May-July 1941 ; app. elk. in Am.
leg. at La Paz July 21, 1941 ; jr. econ. analyst at La
Paz Dec. 4, 1942 ; at Madrid July 2, 1943 ; furlough for
mil. ser. Nov. 23, 1943-Nov. 13, 1945 ; econ. analyst
at Madrid Nov. 9, 1945 ; at Ciudad Juarez Jan. 15,
1946 ; also v.c. at Ciudad Juarez Mar. 21, 1946 ; v.c.
at Belgrade June 20, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer unclass.,
v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Aug. 3, 1946 ;
3d sec. and v.c. at Belgrade Aug. 12, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class six Nov. 13. 1946.
Doyle, Albert Martin. — b. Chatham, Ontario, Sept.
3, 1892; naturalized 1918; Chatham Coll. Inst.; U. of
Toronto, A.B. 1913 ; U. of Detroit, LL.B. 1921 ; mem.
of bar of Mich. ; newspaper reporter 1913-14 ; teacher
in high sch. 1914-15 ; real-estate agt. 1915-17, 1919-
20 ; U. S. Army 1917-19, 2d It. ; asst. probation officer
of recorder's court 1920-21 ; app. v.c. of career of
class three May 26, 1922 ; v.c. at Amsterdam Aug. 28,
1922; class two Nov. 23, 1923; class one May 10,
1924 ; For. Ser. officer unclass. July 1, 1924 ; class
eight and cons. Dec. 17, 1925 ; cons, at Rotterdam
Apr. 2, 1926 ; at Brisbane Jan. 21, 1929 ; class seven
Dec. 19, 1929 ; at Sydney, N.S.W., Dec. 23, 1930 ; class
six July 1, 1934 ; class five Apr. 1, 1937 ; sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Dec. 1, 1937; class four Aug. 1, 1940; to
the Dept. Sept. 20, 1941 ; asst. chief, Am. Hemisphere
Exports Office, May 28, 1942-Jan. 31, 1943 ; class three
Oct. 20, 1942 ; asst. chief, Div. of Exports and Require-
ments, Feb. 1-Nov. 6, 1943 ; cons, at Amsterdam Oct.
26, 1944 ; cons. gen. Dec. 7, 1944 ; cons. gen. at Am-
sterdam Dec. 29, 1944; class two May 16, 1945;
For Ser. officer of class two Nov. 13, 1946 : married.
Doyle, Edmond L. — b. Clare, Iowa, July 23, 1908 ;
Austin (Minn.) High Sch. grad. ; Nat. U., LL.B. 1938,
M.P.L., and LL.M. 1939 ; mem. of bar of D.C. ; road
and material supervisor for railroad 1927-29 ; office
and credit mgr. for tire company 1930—35 ; admin,
asst., Dept. of Agri., 1935-42 ; U.S. Army 1942-46,
maj. ; app. admin, officer, Div. of For. Bldgs. Operations,
Dept. of State. CAF-11, Oct. 15, 1946. — FBO.
Dozer, Donald Marquand. — b. Zanesville, Ohio, June
7, 1905 ; Zanesville High Sch. grad. ; Coll. of Wooster,
B.A. 1927 ; Harvard, M.A. 1930, Ph. D. 1936 ; George
Washington U., grad. work 1941-42; asst. in Am.
diplo. hist., Harvard and Radcliffe, 1930-34 ; instr. in
hist., Boston U. 1934-35, U. of Md. 1937-41 ; jr. archi-
vist, The National Archives, 1936-37 ; research analyst,
Office of Coordinator of Information and Office of
Strategic Services, 1941-43 ; liaison officer, Office of
Lend-Lease Admin, and For. Econ. Admin., 1943-44 ;
app. research analyst at $4,600 in the Dept. of State
Sept. 1, 1944 ; at $5, ISO July 1, 1945 ; asst. chief, Div.
of Am. Republics Analysis and Liaison, at $6,230
(P-6) July 16, 1945, Div. of Research for Am. Repub-
lics May 1, 1946 ; married. — DRA.
Dozier, Thomas A. — app. public-affairs officer in the
For Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Lima July 1, 194G ;
For. Ser. Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946.
Draper, John Reed, Jr.— b. Holyoke, Mass., Aug. 10, 1919;
Groton Sch. grad.; Boston U., B. S. 1940; Georgetown Law Sch.
1941-42, 1946-; Oxford 1945; jr. exec, with export-import firm
1940-41; U. S. Army 1941-46, It. col., overseas service; app. sales
officer, CAF-12, in the Dept. of State Apr. 6, 1946; deputy chief
of branch, Office of For. Liquidation, CAF-13, July 14, 1946 —
OFLC.
Dreier, John C. — b. Brooklyn, N.T., Dec. 27, 1906 ;
Brooklyn Polytech. Prep. Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A.B.
1928 ; in traffic dept. of telephone company 1928-29 ;
teacher of hist., Cranbrook Sch., 1929-31 ; admin, asst.,
Dept. of Interior, 1933-34 ; field supervisor, Fed. Emer-
gency Relief Admin., 1934-35 ; information specialist in
Resettlement Admin. 1935-37, in Dept. of Agri. 1937-
41 ; app. divisional asst. at $4,600 in the Dept. of State
May 19, 1941 ; at $4,800 Oct. 1, 1941 ; act. asst. chief,
Div. of the Am. Republics, Dec. 24, 1941 ; at $5,600
June 16, 1942; asst. chief, Div. of the Am. Republics,
July 3, 1942 ; at $6,500 Nov. 1, 1943 ; State Dept. mem.,
Jt. Comm. on Content (Motion Pictures), 1943-44;
chief, Div. of Am. Republics Analysis and Liaison, May
3, 1944 ; at $8,000 (P-8) Oct. 1, 1944 ; asst. exec. sec.
and exec, officer of plenary sessions. United Nations
Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; act. chief,
Div. of Special Inter-Am. Affairs, June 14, 1946. — IA.
Drew, Gerald Augustin. — b. San Francisco, Calif.,
June 20, 1903; Calif. Sch. of Mech. Arts; U. of
Calif., B.S. 1924; U. of Grenoble 1924-25; U. of
Madrid 1925-26 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass. and
v.c. of career Aug. 24, 1927; For. Ser. Sch. Sept. 29,
1927: v.c. at Para Feb. 24, 1928; sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Apr. 15, 1930 ; 3d sec. at Port-au-Prince July 7,
1930; at San Josg, Costa Rica, June 20, 1934; class
eight July 1, 1934; cons. Jan. 22, 1935; 3d sec. at
Guatemala, temp., May 22, 1936 ; at Managua, temp.,
Nov. 24, 1936 ; class seven Apr. 1, 1937 ; 3d sec. at
Tegucigalpa, temp., Apr. 13, 1937 ; 2d sec. at Teguci-
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galpa, temp., May 6, 1937 ; at San Salvador, temp.,
May 21, 1937; to the Dept. May 21, 1937 (assumed
duties Sept. 30); class six Nov. 16, 1939; cons, and
2d sec. at Quito June 25, 1940 ; mem., hospitality com-
mittee, 8th Am. Scientific Cong., Washington, 1940 ;
2d sec. at Guatemala July 1, 1942 ; class five Nov. 16,
1943 ; sec. and cons, at Paris Sept. 2, 1944 ; protocol
officer, United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Fran-
cisco, 1945 ; 1st sec. at Paris in addition to duties as
cons. May 10, 1945 ; class three May 16, 1945 ; For.
Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Drew, Norris E. — b. Haverhill, Mass., May 13, 1892 ;
Haverhill High Sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ; Kans.
State Teachers Coll., B.S. 1927; grad. work, U. of
Kans. and George Washington D. ; stenog. and typist
1912-13; requisition elk., Panama Canal, 1913-18;
U.S. Army 1918-19, 2d It., overseas service; asst.
to purchasing agt. for motor company 1920-21 ; teacher
in high sch. 1921-25 ; principal and supt. of sch. 1926-
30 ; app. elk. at $1,620 in the Dept. of State June 9,
1930; at $1,800 July 7, 1930; at $2,000 June 1, 1931 ;
at $2,300 Oct. 16, 1935 ; act. chief, laws section, at
$2,600 Apr. 1, 1936 : chief at $3,200 Nov. 17, 1936 ; at
$3,300 Apr. 16, 1939; at $3,800 June 16, 1940; at
$4,000 (CAF-11) Jan. 1, 1943 ; CAF-12 Feb. 12, 1946 ;
chief of laws branch, Div. of Publications, Sept. 16,
1946 ; married. — PB.
Dreyfus, Louis Goethe, Jr. — b. Santa Barbara, Calif.,
Nov. 23, 1889; Hotchkiss Sch.; Yale, B.A. 1910, M.A.
1911; Alliance Franchise, summer 1910; app. cons,
asst. Dec. 20, 1910; dep. cons. gen. at Berlin Mar. 16,
1911 ; v. and dep. cons, at Callao May 27, 1912 ; cons,
agt. at Quibdo July 5, 1913 ; v. and dep. cons. gen. at
Berlin Feb. 26, 1914; v.c. at Berlin Feb. 6, 1915; at
Budapest July 14, 1915; cons, of class eight July 12,
1916; in charge at Sofia Oct. 10-Nov. 30, 1916; cons,
at Sivas Mar. 20, 1917; at Malaga June 5, 1917; de-
tailed to Paris Aug. 25, 1919; class six Sept. 5, 1919;
cons, at Palermo Mar. 12, 1920: class five June 4,
1920; cons, at Dresden Nov. 15. 1921 ; class four Nov.
23, 1921 ; class three Mar. 1, 1923; cons. gen. of class
four June 5, 1924 ; For. Ser. officer of class three July
1, 1924 ; For. Ser. insp. May_Jl, 1925 ; class two June
30, 1927; cons. gen. at Oslo Oct. 7, 1927; For. Ser.
insp. Oct. 1, 1928; cons. gen. at Naples July 27, 1929;
class one May 9, 1930; at Copenhagen July 31, 1931;
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. June 13, 1933 ; couns. of emb.
at Lima June 26, 1933 ; E.E. and M.P. to Iran July
7, 1939 ; also E.E. and M.P. to Afghanistan Feb. 16,
1940-July 25, 1942 ; E.E. and M.P. to Iceland Mar. 21,
1944 ; special representative of President Roosevelt
with rank of A. E. and P., inauguration of 1st Presi-
dent of the Icelandic Republic, June 17, 1944 ; E.E.
and M.P. to Sweden Aug. 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class of career minister Nov. 14, 1946 ; married.
Drissel, Roger S. — b. Keller's Church, Pa., June 30,
1877 ; Bethany Coll. 1906 ; West Chester Normal Sch.,
and Perkiomen Sem. ; teacher in elementary sch. 1896-
1900 ; Navy Dept., 1900-1906 ; elk., U.S. Superintend-
ing Naval Constructor, 1906-7 ; app. elk. at $900 in the
Dept. of State Mar. 19, 1907 ; at $1,000 Sept. 3, 1907 ;
at $1,200 July 1, 1908 ; at $1,400 Dec. 1, 1900 ; at
$1,600 July 1, 1916 ; at $1,800 Jan. 1, 1920 ; special
asst. at $2,000 Jan. 16, 1922 ; asst. chief. Bu. of Indexes
and Archives, July 1, 1922 ; at $2,500 Sept. 1, 1922 ; at
$2,800 July 1, 1924 ; at $3,000 June 1, 1927 ; special
asst., 6th Int. Conf. of Am. States, Habana, 1928 ; at
$3,200 July 1, 1928 ; at $3,300 July 1, 1928 ; at $3,500
July 1, 1930 ; asst. chief, Div. of Communications and
Records, Jan. 1, 1931 ; at $3,600 Nov. 16, 1938 ; at
$3,700 Oct. 1, 1941 ; at $3,800 (CAF-10) Apr. 1, 1943 ;
divisional consultant Aug. 7, 1943 ; admin, asst. Mar. 1,
1945 ; married. — DC.
Driver, Thomas T. — app. information officer in the
For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Bogota July 1.
1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13,
1946.
Drumright, Everett Francis. — b. Drumright, Okla.,
Sept. 15, 1906 ; Drumright High Sch. grad. ; U. of Okla.,
B.S. 1929 ; cml. work 1929-30 ; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec.
16, 1930 ; v.c. at Ciudad Juarez, temp., Dec. 27. 1930 ;
For. Ser. Sch. Aug. 8, 1931 ; v.c. at Hankow Dec.
10, 1931 ; language officer at Peiping July 15, 1932 ;
v.c. at Shanghai Oct. 11, 1934 ; at Swatow, temp., May
14, 1935 ; at Shanghai June 27, 1935 ; at Swatow, temp.
Oct. 25, 1935 ; at Shanghai Dec. 9, 1935 ; at Hankow
temp., Feb. 5, 1937 ; class eight Apr. 1, 1937 ; cons
Apr. 22, 1937 ; cons, at Hankow Apr. 26, 1937 ; 3d see
at Nanking Mar. 25, 1938 ; class seven Apr. 1, 1939
2d sec. at Nanking June 20, 1939 (temp, at Chungking)
class six May 1, 1941 ; cons, at Shanghai Nov. 10-Dec
7, 1941 ; to the Dept. June 3, 1942 ; 2d sec. and cons
at London Sept. 15, 1942 (canceled) ; 2d sec. at Chung
king Nov. 21, 1942 ; also cons, at Kunming Feb. 2, 1943
class five July 16, 1943 ; cons, at Chungking in addi
tion to duties as 2d sec. May 1, 1944 ; to the Dept
Feb. 15, 1945; class three May 16, 1945; asst. chief
Div. of Chinese Affairs, Aug. 31, 1945 ; chief Oct. 10
1945 ; 1st sec. and cons, at London July 24, 1946
For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946.
Drury, Louis Mason. — b. Washington. D.C., Jan. 19,
1910 ; business sch. ; Nat. U. Law Sch.. LL.B. 1931 ;
George Washington U. 1935-36, 1938-40 ; bookkeeper,
1928-31 ; elk., Veterans' Bu., 1931 ; app. elk. at $1,440
In the Dept. of State Oct. 9, 1931 ; at $1,620 Nov. 2,
1934 ; sec. to Am. mem., Special Claims Committee,
Mexico City, 1935 : at $1,800 Aug. 17, 1936 : at $2,300
Aug. 16, 1938; tech. asst. (legal) at $2,600 July 17,
1939 ; at $2,700 Oct. 1, 1941 ; divisional asst. (tech.)
at $3,200 (P-3) Feb. 1, 1942 ; furlough for mil. ser.
(U.S. Coast Guard, It. comdr.) July 24, 1942-Feb. 22.
1945 ; P-5 Feb. 22, 1945 ; detailed to Am. emb., London,
as State Dept. representative on Combined Intelligence
Objectives sub-comm. of Supreme Headquarters, A.E.F.,
May, 1945 ; detailed to staff of U.S. political adviser
on German affairs, July 1945 ; asst. chief of military
and naval affairs section, Div. of For. Activity Correla-
tion, Jan. 27, 1946 ; married. — FC.
Dubas, Floyd J.— b. Valley Co., Nebr.. Mar. 14, 1910 ;
Georgetown, B.S. 1936; elk., War Dept., 1928-37;
asst. statistician, Office of U. S. High Conimr. to Phil-
ippines, 1937-38 ; personnel investigator and insp..
Railroad Retirement Bd., 1938—42 ; admin, analyst,
Office of Price Admin., 1942-44 ; app. econ. analyst in
the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept. Jan.
2, 1945 ; at Warsaw Mar. 28, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
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209
du Bois, Arden Edward M. — b. North Mankato, Minn.,
Nov. 18, 1906 ; Mankato High Sch. grad. ; business sch. ;
Mankato State Coll. 1924-25 ; Cornell 1939 ; German
Govt. Sch., Rio de Janeiro, 1934-35 ; Imperial U.,
Kanda, Tokyo, 1937 ; sec. to mgr. of utility company
1925-30 ; Minn. Nat. Guard 1926-31 ; with The Rocke-
feller Foundation 1931-43 as accountant, traveling
auditor, office mgr., liaison officer to Brazilian Govt.,
and asst. dir. of Yellow Fever Service, So. Am. Cen.
Office, 1931-37, as dir. of Wild Animal Capture Service,
N.Y., 193S-39, and as office mgr., Regional Office for
Caribbean Area, Panama 1939-40 and Habana 1940-
43; app. jr. econ. analyst at Habana Jan. 14, 1943;
at Porto Alegre July 2, 1945 ; econ. analyst and admin,
asst. at Porto Alegre July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; econ. analyst at
Porto Alegre Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Ducote, Charles H. — b. Marksville, La., Mar. 12,
1900 ; Marksville High Sch. grad. ; Spring Hill Coll.,
B.S. 1918 ; Mass. Inst, of Tech., B.S. 1923 ; Fox Sch. of
Pianoforte Playing, 4 yrs. ; distribution and electrical
engineer 1923-28; entered Bu. of For. and Dom. Com.
Dec. 1, 1927 ; asst. trade commr. at Buenos Aires
1928-31 ; in Bu. of For. and Dom. Com. 1931-35 ; app.
asst. cml. att. at Habana, Nov. 21, 1935 ; For. Ser. offi-
cer of class seven July 1, 1939; cons, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; class six Oct. 20, 1942 ; cml.
att. at Habana Nov. 13, 1942 ; class five July 16, 1944 ;
asst. cml. att. at Paris Nov. 29, 1944 ; class four Dec.
17, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Duda, Wilfred J. — b. Roosevelt, N.Y., Jan. 23, 1916 ;
South High Sch. grad. ; business sch. ; Southwestern
D. 1938 ; app. messenger in the Dept. of State Mar. 30,
1936 ; laborer July 16, 1937 ; elk. at $1,440 Oct. 16,
1937 ; at $1,500 Apr. 16, 1939 ; at $1,620 Feb. 21, 1941 ;
at $2,000 July 16, 1942; at $2,100 Apr. 1, 1944;
information specialist at $2,600 Aug. 16, 1944 ; at
$3,200 (CAF-9) May 23, 1945; CAF-11 May 31,
1946. — SA/M.
Dudgeon, Lucile. — b. Madison, Wis.; Riverside High Sch.
(Milwaukee) grad.; U. of Wis., B. A. 1927, M. A. 1932; London
Sch. of Econ. and Political Science, 1930-31; Columbia, B. A. in
library science, 1937; librarian, Milwaukee Vocational Sch.
1927-30, 1932-36, 1937-39; dir. of training, Baltimore Public
Library 1939-44; asst. librarian, Office of War Information,
Bombay, 1944-46; app. field program officer, P-4, in the Dept. of
State July 22, 1946.— ILL
Duffield, Thomas Jefferson.— b. Summit, N. J., Dec. 16, 1915;
'Ecole Alsacienne, Paris; Ecole du Montcel, Paris; Lycee Buffon,
Paris, grad.; U. of Paris 1933-35; Harvard, A. B. 1941; sec. of
prep. sch. 1937-38; U. S. Army 1941-46, capt., overseas service;
app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. July 25, 1946; to the Dept. Sept. 10, 1946; v. c. at
Rotterdam Oct. 22, 1946; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Duff us, Ursula Hubbard (Mrs.). — b. Ashtabula, Ohio;
Bradford Acad. grad. ; Mount Holyoke, A.B. 1926 ;
Columbia, M.A. 1932 ; Int. Law Seminar of Carnegie
Endowment, cert. 1934 ; Int. Peoples Coll., Denmark,
summer courses 1936, 1939 ; exec, sec, Mich, branch
of League of Nations Assn., 1926-29 ; divisional asst.,
Carnegie Endowment for Int. Peace, 1929-42 ; civilian
mobilizer, Office of Civilian Defense, Mar.-July 1943 ;
asst. sec, United Nations Interim Comm. on Food and
Agri., 1943-46 ; asst. to exec, officer, Int. Studies Conf.,
Bergen, Norway ; asst. sec. of comm., United Nations
Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; asst. sec of
commn., 1st sess. of the Conf., United Nations Food
and Agri. Org., Quebec, 1945 ; app. consultant, Div.
of Int. Org. Affairs, Dept. of State, Feb. 8, 1946 ; asst.
on int. org. affairs, P-5, Mar. 28, 1946 ; asst. sec. of
U.S. del., Meeting on Urgent Food Problems, Wash-
ington, 1946, and- adviser, U.S. del., 2d sess. of the
Conf., Copenhagen, 1946, United Nations Food and
Agri. Org. ; married. — OA.
Duggan, William Redman. — b. Durango, Colo., Feb. 11,
1915 ; Durango High Sch. grad. ; U. of Notre Dame,
A.B. 1938, M.A. 1939 ; alumni sec. 1933-35, sec. in
teacher placement bu. 1934-35, Western State Coll. ;
library asst. 1935-37, sec to prof. 1937-38, U. of
Notre Dame; business mgr. of university publication
1938-39 ; field asst. 1940, field office mgr. 1940-1944
Social Security Bd. ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned to the Dept. Dec. 12, 1944 ; v. c at
Durban Jan. 2, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Dulaski, Benedict J. — b. Hatfield, Mass., Mar. 21,
1908 ; Smith Acad. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ; clk.-
stenog., U. S. Public Health Ser. 1928-29, U. S. Coast
Guard Feb.-July 1929, Dept. of State 1929-31 ; elk.
in Am. emb. at Warsaw 1931-35, at Moscow 1935-40;
in Am. leg. at Belgrade 1940-41, at Budapest 1941;
app. divisional asst. at $2,600 in the Dept. of State
Feb. 7, 1942 ; at $2,700 Apr. 1, 1942 ; at $3,200 Jan.
16, 1943 ; asst. chief of overseas utilization section,
Int. Information Div., at $3,800 (CAF-11) Sept. 1,
1944 ; mem., Interdivisional Comm. on Motion Pictures,
1944, Evaluating Comm. on Motion Pictures and Visual
Aids 1944- ; CAF-12 June 30, 1946 ; married. — IMP.
Dulles, Eleanor Lansing (Mrs.). — b. Watertown, N.Y.,
June 1, 1895; Bryn Mawr Coll., A.B. 1917, M.A. 1920;
London Sch. of Econ. 1921-22; Radcliffe, M.A. 1924,
Ph.D. 1926; U. of Paris 1925-27; U. of Geneva; re-
construction and relief work in France, Am. Society
of Friends, 1917-19 ; asst. personnel mgr. in industrial
plant 1920-21 ; lecturer, Simmons Coll., 1924-25 ; re-
search asst., Harvard, Radcliffe, and Bu. of Int. Re-
search, Paris, 1925-27, Simmons Coll. and Harvard
1927-28 ; asst. prof, of econ., Bryn Mawr, 1928-30 ;
with Bu. of Int. Research (Basel and Geneva) 1930-32 ;
lecturer, Bryn Mawr, and lecturer and research assoc,
U. of Pa., 1932-36 ; chief of Div. of Econ. and Financial
Studies, Social Security Bd., 1936-42 ; Am. expert, Int.
Labor Office Conf. on Social Security Funds, Geneva,
1938 ; social science analyst, Bd. of Econ. Warfare,
Apr.-Sept. 1942 ; author of econ. studies ; app. divi-
sional asst. at $5,800 in the Dept. of State Sept. 1,
1942 ; at $6,000 Apr. 1, 1944 ; economist July 1, 1944 ;
asst. sec. of commn., United Nations Monetary and
Financial Conf., Bretton Woods, N.H., 1944 ; sr. econ.
analyst, office of U.S. political adviser on Austrian
affairs, Commanding Gen., U. S. Army Forces, Medi-
terranean theater, Feb. 23, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer
of class three Nov. 13, 1946.
Dumont, Donald Albert. — b. Boston, Mass., Dec. 6,
1911 ; Punchard High Sch. (Andover) grad. ; Trinity
Coll., B.S. 1934, M.A. 1938 ; Yale, grad. work 1938-39 ;
210
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teacher of hist, in prep, sch., Baguio, P. I., 1935-37 ;
instr. in Eng., Trinity Coll., 1937-39 ; writer and
farmer 1939-40 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Dakar
Dec. 9, 1940 ; v.c. at Dakar June 16. 1941 ; at Rabat
May 6, 1943 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 22, 1945 ; v.c. at Rabat
Dec. 29, 1945 ; at Tunis July 30, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer
of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Duncan, Enoch Sevier. — b. Johnson City, Tenn., Nov.
17, 1920 ; Jonesboro High Sch. grad. ; U. of Tenn.,
B.A. 1945, grad. work 1946 ; accountant and auditor
1940-42 ; U.S. Army 1942-45, 1st It., overseas service ;
instr. in English, U. of Tenn., 1946 ; app. For. Ser.
officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. July 19, 1946; to the Dept. Aug. 27, 1946; 3d
sec. and v.c. at Cairo Sept. 30, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer
of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Duncan, Norman. — b. Brooklyn, N.Y., May 16, 1895 ;
business-sch. grad. ; tutors in France and Belgium ;
stenog. 1916-17; U. S. Marine Corps 1917-19; sec. in
mining companies in U. S. and Africa 1919-26, in Peru
1927- ; app. cons. agt. at La Oroya Apr. 6, 1931 ;
married.
Dunham, William Barrett. — b. Minneapolis, Minn.,
Jan. 20, 1918; Central High Sch. grad. ; Carleton Coll.,
B. A. 1942 ; Fletcher Sch. of Law and Diplomacy, M.A.
1943 ; elk. for insur. company 1936-38 ; mem., Seventh
Japan-Amer. Student Conf., Tokyo, summer 1940 ; app.
divisional asst. at $2,000 in the Dept. of State June 21,
1943 ; at $2,600 Oct. 1, 1943 ; at $3,200 (P-3) Oct. 13,
1944 ; P-4 Oct. 17, 1945 ; asst. to country specialist
Nov. 16, 1945 ; country specialist, P-5 Nov. 17, 1946 ;
married. — WE.
Dunker, Ragnhild. — b. Christiania, Norway, Dec. 15,
1895 ; Am. citizen ; high-sch. grad. ; business sch. :
stenog. in Norwegian consulate at Boston ; with ship-
ping firm in Bergen ; app. elk. in Am. consulate gen.
at Christiania Nov. 1, 1922 ; at Guatemala Apr. 2,
1942 ; near the Govt, of Norway established in Eng-
land Nov. 11, 1944 ; at Oslo May 31, 1945 ; admin,
asst. at Oslo Feb. 10, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class ten Nov. 13, 1946.
Dunn, James Clement. — b. Newark, N.J., Dec. 27,
1890 ; studied law and architecture ; architect 1912-17 ;
U. S. Navy 1917-19, It., aide to naval att. at Habana ;
elk., Dept. of State, 1919 ; app. sec. of emb. or leg. of
class four and assigned to the Dept. Sept. 5, 1919 :
to Berne Nov. 15, 1919 (canceled) ; to Madrid Feb. 26.
1920 ; class three Aug. 24, 1921 ; assigned to Port au
Prince Mar. 1, 1922 : class two Jan. 23, 1924 ; to .Brus-
sels Mar. 7, 1924 ; For. Ser. officer of class four and
1st sec. at Brussels July 1, 1924 ; class three June 2,
1926 ; to the Dept. Apr. 29, 1927 ; dir. of ceremonies at
the White House Sept. 27, 1927 ; chief, Div. of Int.
Conferences and Protocol, Feb. 4, 1928 ; class two Oct.
16, 1929 ; couns. to commn. for study and review of
conditions in Haiti, 1930 ; 1st sec. at London May 17,
1930 ; resigned Aug. 7, 1930 ; app. chief, Div. of Int.
Conferences, at $8,000 in the Dept. of State Sept. 10,
1931 ; sec. of del., 4th Pan Am. Cml. Conf., Washington,
1931 ; sec. gen. of Am. del., 1st stage. Gen. Disarma-
ment Conf., Geneva. 1932 ; asst., 1st meeting of Ex-
perts' Prep. Committee for Int. Monetary and Economic
Conf., Geneva, 1932, and sec. of Am. del. to Conf., Lon-
don, 1933 ; chief, Div. of Protocol and Conferences,
June 1, 1933 ; sec. gen. to Am. del., 7th Int. Conf. of Am.
States, Montevideo, 1933 ; special asst. to the sec. of
state and chief of protocol Feb. 12, 1934 ; special asst.
to the sec. of state and chief, Div. of Western European
Affairs, July 1, 1935 ; chief, Div. of European Affairs,
June 16, 1937 ; adviser on political relations July 17,
1937 ; at $8,500 July 19, 1937 ; at $S,750 Oct. 1, 1941
mem., Interdept. Comm. on War Information, 1942 ;
mem., Comm. on Political Planning, Nov. 2, 1942-Jan.
15, 1944 (chm., Nov. 2, 1942-Mar. 19, 1943) ; adviser.
Office of For. Econ. Coordination, June 24— Nov. 6,
1943 ; accompanied sec. of state to Moscow Conf. 1943 ;
mem., Policy Comm. and Coordinating Comm., Comm.
for Econ. Policy in Liberated Areas, 1943- ; dir., Office
of European Affairs, Jan. 15, 1944 ; also act. dir., Office
of Special Political Affairs, Jan. 15— May 7, 1944 ; at
$9,000 Apr. 1, 1944 ; mem. of U. S. group, Dumbarton
Oaks Conversations on Int. Org., Washington, 1944 ;
asst. sec. of state Dec. 20, 1944 ; mem., Secretary's
Staff Comm., Dec. 20, 1945 ; adviser, U. S. del., United
Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; chief
political adviser, Berlin Conf., 1945 ; deputy to U. S.
mem., meeting of Council of Foreign Ministers, London,
Sept. 1945 ; chm. of U.S. del., Commonwealth Tele-
communications Conf., Bermuda, 1945 ; sr. adviser,
U.S. del., 1st part of 1st sess. of the Gen. Assembly,
United Nations, London, 1946 ; mem. of subcomm. to
consider political features of Italian treaty, Paris
Peace Conf., 1946 ; A. E. and P. to Italy July 25, 1946 ;
also U.S. representative, Advisory Council for Italy,
and U.S. political adviser to the Supreme Commander,
Mediterranean Theater, Caserta, Italy, July 25, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class of career minister Nov. 14,
1946 ; married.
Dunn, Leland Milner. — b. Oakley, Idaho, Apr. 4, 1920 ;
East Salt Lake City High Sch. grad. ; U. of Utah, B.A.
1942 ; economist, U.S. Tariff Commn., 1943-45 ; app.
elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept.
Jan. 26, 1945 ; v.c. near the Govt, of Norway established
in England Feb. 27, 1945 ; at Oslo May 9, 1945 ; For.
Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Oct. 24, 1946 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Oslo
Nov. 4, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Dunn, William Clyde.— b. Kinston, N.C., Mar. 14,
1911; Kinston High Sch. grad.; Woodberry Forest
Sch. ; U. of N.C., A.B. 1931 ; Harvard Business Sch.
1931-32 ; Princeton, A.M. 1942 ; special asst. with bank
1932-35 ; research dir., N.C. State Planning Bd., 1936-
37 ; fellow, U. of Tex., 1937-39 ; asst. prof, of political
science. Southwestern U. 1939-41, U. of N.C. 1942-43 ;
budget examiner, Bu. of the Budget, 1943-44 ; app.
econ. analyst at $4,600 (P-5) in the Dept. of State Nov.
15, 1944 ; special asst. on del. liaison, United Nations
Conf., on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; country
specialist, P-6, Feb. 28, 1946 ; special asst. to sec. gen.,
Inaugural Meeting, Int. Monetary Fund and Int. Bank
for Reconstruction and Development. Savannah, Ga.,
1946 ; married. — MEL
Dunn, William Edward.— b. Sulphur Springs, Tex.,
Mar. 2, 1888 ; Austin High Sch. grad. ; U. of Tex., B.A.
1909 ; Stanford, M.A. 1910 ; Columbia, fellow in hist.
1911-12, Ph.D. 1917; asst. in hist., Stanford U.,
1909-11 ; instr. and prof., U. of Tex., 1913-19 ; special
investigator in Spanish archives for Library of Cong.,
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1915-16; U. S. Navy 1917-19; sec, 2d Pan Am. Cml.
Cong., Washington, 1920, and 2d Pan Am. Financial
Conf., 1920 ; asst. chief, Latin Am. Div., Bu. of For.
and Dom. Com., 1919-21 ; cml. att. at Lima 1921-24;
dir. gen. of internal revenue for Republic of Ilaiti
1924-27 ; banking 1927-31 ; mem., Kemmerer Financial
Commn. to Colombia, 1930 ; financial adviser to Do-
minican Govt. 1931-33 ; asst. dir., Bu. of For. and
Dom. Com., 1934-37 ; app. cml. att. at Buenos Aires
Aug. 10, 1937 ; For. Ser. officer of class two July 1,
1939 ; cml. att. at Guatemala Oct. 7, 1939 ; cons, and
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 : to the Dept. May
21, 1942 ; couns. of emb. for econ. affairs at Bogota Oct.
4, 1943 ; to the Dept. Apr. 26, 1945 ; class one May 16,
1945 ; couns. of emb. for econ. affairs at Santiago
June 22, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class one Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Dunnigan, Thomas John. — b. Canton, Ohio, May 22, 1921;
Cathedral Latin Sch. grad.; John Carroll U., A. B. 1943; Harvard
1946; U. S. Army 1943-46, overseas service; teacher in high sch.
1946; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. July 5, 1946; to the Dept. July 30, 1916; v. c. at Berlin
Aug. 20, 1946; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Dunning, John laurance. — b. Ridgewood, N. J., Mar. 11, 1913;
Ridgewood High Sch. grad.; Princeton Prep. Sch. grad.; Prince-
ton, B. A. 1934; writer and copy editor for press assn. 1937-39;
assoc. editor for publishing company 1939-43; news editor, assoc.
chief, and act. chief of wireless div., Office of War Information,
1943-45; transferred to the Dept. of State Aug. 31, 1945; act. asst.
chief, Int. Press and Publications Div., CAF-14, Jan. 1, 1946:
asst. chief Apr. 8, 1946; married. — INP.
Durbrow, Elbridge. — b. San Francisco, Calif., Sept.
21, 1903; Shattuck Sch. grad.; Yale, Ph. B. 1926;
Stanford 1927 ; U. of Dijon 1927 ; Academie de Droit
International de la Haye, Netherlands, summer 1928 ;
Ecole Libre des Sciences Politifjues, diploma 1929 ;
asst. land appraiser with railroad company, summers
1923, 1924, 1925 ; app. For. Ser. oflicer unclass., v.c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Apr. 15, 1930 : v.c.
at Warsaw May 17, 1930 ; For. Ser. Sch. Dec. 22, 1931 ;
v.c. at Bucharest Apr. 7, 1932 ; at Moscow Feb. 10,
1934 ; also 3d sec. at Moscow Feb. 6, 1935 ; class eij;ht
Apr. 1, 1937 ; cons. Apr. 22, 1937 ; cons, at Moscow in
addition to duties as 3d sec. Apr. 26, 1937 ; cons, at
Naples June 29, 1937 ; class seven Apr. 1, 1939 ; to the
Dept. May 19, 1939; detailed for special study (U. of
Chicago) Sept. 11, 1939 ; 2d sec. at Rome June 1, 1940 ;
cons, at Lisbon, temp., June 14, 1940 ; at Leghorn,
temp., Nov. 23, 1940 ; 2d sec. at Rome Nov. 29, 1940-
Dec. 11, 1941 ; class six May 1, 1941 ; U. S. observer for
Permanent Committee of Int. Inst, of Agri., Rome,
1941 ; to the Dept. May 28, 1942 ; class five July 16,
1943 ; asst. chief, Div. of Eastern European Affairs,
June 2, 1944 ; liaison sec, United Nations Monetary
and Financial Conf., Bretton Woods, N. H., 1944 ;
chief, Div. of Eastern European Affairs, Dec. 20, 1944 ;
class three May 16, 1945 ; couns. of emb. at Moscow
Mar. 29. 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Durnan, James Joseph. — b. Boston, Mass., Nov. 1,
1895 ; Strand Sch., London, England ; Georgetown Sch.
of For. Ser. 1919-22 ; National TJ. of Mexico, summer
1922; National U. Law Sch. 1923-24, B.Sc 1925;
claims examiner for firm in London 1914—17 ; U.S.
Army 1917-19, overseas service ; elk., War Dept., 1922-
23 ; special agt., Dept. of Com., 1923-34 ; app. divi-
sional asst. at $3,800 in the Dept. of State Dec 1,
1934; at $4,600 Mar. 1, 1939; at $4,800 (P-5) Oct.
1, 1941 ; specialist on econ. affairs, P-6, Jan. 31, 1946 ;
married. — AF.
Dustmann, Walter Hermann, Jr. — b. New Orleans. La.,
Sept. 2, 1912; Warren East High Sch. grad. ; Tulane,
A.B. 1935 ; writer and announcer for radio station
1936; managing editor of newspaper 1936; bu. mgr.
of news service 1937-41 ; U. S. Army 1941-46, It. col. ;
app. asst. dir., Public Information Div., Office of For.
Liquidation, Dept. of State, CAF-14, Apr. 1, 1946 ;
press officer, P-5, Aug. 25, 1940 ; married. — SA-M.
Dutko, Paul Michael. — b. Mayfield, Pa., Jan. 5, 1894 ;
Mayfield High Sch. grad.; Mansfield (Pa.) State Nor-
mal Sch. grad. 1914 ; Dickinson Coll., A.B. 1917 ;
Dickinson Law Sch. 2 yrs. ; George Washington Law
Sch., summer 1918 ; instr., Mansfield State Normal
Sch., 1914-15; teacher 1917-18; elk., Govt, dept., and
cryptographer, War Dept., 1917-18; app. elk. in the
Diplo. Ser. to proceed to Japan for War Trade Bd.
work Dec. 18, 1918 ; v.c at Vladivostok Aug. 20,
1919; at Harbin Nov. 23, 1920; at Seoul, temp., Sept.
13, 1930 ; at Harbin Nov. 10, 1930 ; at Riga June 28,
1932 ; at Leipzig Aug. 26, 1937 ; elk. at Vienna, temp.,
Mar. 17, 1938 ; v.c at Vienna, temp., Apr. 7, 1938 ;
at Leipzig Aug. 17. 193S ; to the Dept., temp., July
21, 1941 ; v.c. at Moscow June 18, 1943 ; v.c and
admin, asst. at Praha Oct. 10, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class seven Nov. 13, 1946 ; admin, officer at
Praha Nov. 13. 1946 : married.
Duval, Claiborne Alexander. — b. Houma, La., Sept. 3,
1891 ; Terrebonne High Sch. grad. ; La. State U., A.B.
1913 ; U. of Tex., A.M. 1927, Ph.D. 1932 ; U. S. Army
1917-19, 1943—46, col., overseas service ; instr. in econ.,
U. of Tex., 1924—34 ; economist, Fed. Power Commn.,
1934—41 ; sr. economist, War Production Bd., 1941—42 ;
principal economist, Bd. of Econ. Warfare, 1942—43 ;
app. chief of branch, P-6, in the Dept. of State July
1, 1946 ; married. — DRF.
Duvall, Frank E. — b. Washington, D.C., Dec 25, 1900 ;
Business High Sch. ; business sch. ; elk., District govt.,
1916-18 ; app. elk. at $840 in the Dept. of State May
4, 1918 ; at $1,020 Nov. 1, 1918 ; at $960 July 1, 1919 ;
at $1,020 Feb. 1, 1920 ; at $1,200 Oct. 1, 1920 ; at $1,000
Feb. 1, 1921 ; at $1,200 Aug. 16, 1921 ; at $1,500 July
1, 1924 ; at $1,560 Mar. 1, 1927 ; at $1,620 Jan. 1, 1928 ;
at $1,740 July 1, 1928; at $1,800 July 1, 1928; at
$2,000 July 1, 1930; mem., Conciliation Committee of
the Dept. of State, 1936-39; at $2,100 Aug. 1, 1936;
admin, asst. at $2,600 Aug. 19, 1937; at $2,700 Apr.
16, 1939 ; at $2,800 Oct. 1, 1941 ; divisional asst. at
$3,200 Dec. 1, 1942; at $3,300 July 1, 1944; watch
officer at $3,800 (CAF-11) Aug. 16, 1944; admin,
officer Mar. 1, 1945 ; asst. to dim., U.S. del., United
Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; com-
munications officer, CAF-12, Mar. 14, 1946 ; married. —
DC.
DuVivier, Paul Fuller. — b. New York, N.Y., Feb. 4,
1915 ; l'Ecole du Montcel, Jouy-en-Josas, France ;
Princeton Prep. Sch. grad. ; U. of Munich 1934 ; Prince-
ton, A.B. 1938; Georgetown, M.S. (For. Ser.) 1940;
copy boy and reporter for newspaper 1940-41; elk. In
Am. consulate gen. at St. John's June 9-July 15,
.
212
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1941 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Mar. 20, 1941, qualified July 16,
1941 ; v.c. at St. John's July 16, 1941 ; at Marseille
July 17-Nov. 8, 1942 ; to the Dept. Feb. 18, 1944 ; v.c.
at Accra July 7, 1944 ; at Sydney Dec. 20, 1945 (can-
celed) : 3d sec. and v.c. at Ottawa May 1, 1946 ; For.
Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Dwyer, Cornelius John. — b. New Rochelle, N.Y., Oct.
13, 1917 ; Monson (Mass.) High Sell. grad. ; Yale, B.A.
1939 ; with newspapers 1939—41 ; news editor for press
assn. 1941-42 ; U.S. Army 1942—46, capt., overseas
service ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 5, 1946 ; to the Dept.
July 30, 1946 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at London Sept. 11,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Dwyer, Henry Thomas. — b. Providence, R.I., July 21,
1895 ; La Salle Acad. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ; Holy
Cross Coll. 1914-15 ; civil engineering 1915-17 ; elk.,
Ordnance Dept., 1917-18; Army field elk. 1918-21;
app. elk. in Am. consulate gen, at Guatemala July
1921; v.c. at Guatemala Feb. 17, 1922; elk. at Am.
consulate gen. at Habana Sept. 1922 ; v.c. at Habana
Apr. 22, 1925; at Nuevitas, temp., Nov. 20, 1928; at
Habana Jan. 2, 1929 ; at La Guaira Jan. 19, 1929 ; at
Curacao, temp., Mar. 5, 1929; at Maracaibo, temp.,
Sept. 30, 1929; at Fort William and Port Arthur
June 13, 1930 ; at Nogales Apr. 3, 1937 ; at Agua Prieta
Apr. 9, 1938 ; at Guaymas June 1, 1940 ; at San Luis
Potosf Nov. 2, 1943; at La Guaira Aug. 21, 1944 (can-
celed) ; at Toronto Mar. 26, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer
of class nine Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Dwyer, William Edward. — b. Windsor, 111., Oct. 19,
1914 ; Sullivan High Sch. grad. ; U. of N. Mex., B.S.
1939, M.A. 1942 ; teacher in public sch. ; U. S. Army
1942-43 ; app. divisional asst. at $2,000 in the Dept.
of State Nov. 8, 1943 ; at $2,600 Mar. 16, 1944 ; air
priority analyst at $3,200 Nov. 4, 1944 ; at $3,640 July
1, 1945 ; asst. admin, officer in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
July 30, 1945 ; on staff of act. political adviser to the
Supreme Commander Allied Powers, Japan, Sept. 14,
1945 ; asst. admin, officer at Shanghai Mar. 1, 1946 ;
admin, officer at Shanghai July 1, 1946 : For. Ser.
Staff officer of class eight Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Dwyre, Jack Golding. — b. St. Louis, Mo., Mar. 20,
1913 ; schs. in Venezuela, Canada, and Mexico ; Am.
High Sch. (Mexico City) grad.; Tex. Agri. and Mech.
Coll. 1930-31 ; Principia Coll. 1931-33 ; U. of Ariz.
1933-34 ; U. of Detroit 1936-37 ; app. elk. in Am. con-
sulate at Windsor Oct. 11, 1934 ; v.c. at Windsor July
31, 1937 ; at Fort William and Port Arthur, temp.,
Sept. 7, 1939 ; at Windsor Oct. 11, 1939 ; at Fort Wil-
liam and Port Arthur, temp., May 25, 1940 ; at Wind-
sor July 11, 1940 ; at Guayaquil Nov. 16, 1940 ; at
Arequipa Feb. 20, 1942 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c.
of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Mar. 14, 1945 ;
v. c. at Arequipa Mar. 21, 1945 ; at Port-of-Spain Aug.
31, 1945 (canceled); resigned Nov. 17, 1945; app.
cons. agt. at Arequipa July 1, 1946 ; married.
Dziczkowski, Leonard Henry. — b. Cleveland, Ohio,
Aug. 6, 1914 ; South High Sch. grad. ; Western Re-
serve U., B.S. 1941 ; U. of Wis., M.A. 1941 ; research
asst. and teaching asst. in geog., U. of Wis., 1940-42 ;
geographer and chief of section, Office of Strategic
Services, 1942-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State
as geographer, P-4, Oct. 1, 1945 ; P-5 Nov. 3, 1946 ;
married. — MI.
Eagan, M. Elizabeth. — app. admin, officer in the For.
Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Moscow July 1, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class eight Nov. 13, 1946 ; asst.
cultural officer at Moscow Nov. 13, 1946.
Eagon, Angelo — b. Glenville, W.Va., May 7, 1909 ;
Glenville State Normal High Sch. grad. ; Marshall
Coll., A.B. 1931 ; Juilliard Foundation 1936 ; W.Va.U.,
M.A. 1939 ; supervisor and head of the Eng. dept.,
Cabell Co. (W.Va.) Bd. of Ed., 1932-43; instr., U.
of Ky., 1943 ; app. elk. in For. Ser. Auxiliary and
assigned to the Dept. Dec. 31, 1943 ; editor of Dept.
of State Bulletin at $3,200 in the Dept. of State May
9, 1944; at $3,800 (P-4) June 29, 1945; married. —
PB.
Eakens, Robert Henry Seale. — b. Mertens, Tex., Sept.
28, 1911 ; Amarillo High Sch. grad. ; Amarillo Coll.
grad. ; U. of Tex., B.A. 1933, M.A. 1937 ; Columbia U.
1940-41 ; principal 1933-35 and dept. head 1935-37
in public schs. ; economist for oil company 1937-40 ;
fellow 1940-41 and lecturer in statistics 1942, Colum-
bia U. ; economist, Office of Price Admin., 1942-44;
app. divisional asst. at $6,500 (P-7) in the Dept. of
State Nov. 6, 1944 ; asst. chief. Petroleum Div., Aug. 9,
1945; married. — PED.
Ealand, Maria Kathrine. — b. Goieta, Calif.; Santa Barbara
Sch. for Girls grad.; Vassar, A. B. 1927; asst. to chief, Public
Bldgs. Admin., 1934-43; arts and skills asst., Am. Red Cross,
1943-44; information specialist, Office of War Information, 1944-
45; transferred to the Dept. of State as head of unit, CAF-11,
Aug. 31, 1945; visual display technician Apr. 7, 1946.— INP.
Eaton, Earl Wilbert. — b. Robinson, 111., Feb. 13, 1882 ;
Austin Coll. 2 yrs. ; teacher in public sch. 1900-1901 ;
111. Nat. Guard 1905-7, 1st It. ; post-office elk. 1915-17 ;
dep. collector of customs 1917-18 ; app. v.c. at Nuevo
Laredo Dec. 4, 1918 ; at Saltillo July 1, 1920 ; at Nuevo
Laredo June 24, 1924 ; at Manzanillo Sept. 29, 1926 ; at
Ensenada Feb. 4, 1928 ; at Ciudad Obregon Mar. 23,
1929 ; at Guaymas, temp., June 11, 1929 ; at Mazatlan
Dec. 20, 1929 ; at Windsor, Ont., temp., Aug. 6, 1930 ; at
Mazatlan Oct. 23, 1930 ; at Durango Aug. 1, 1934 ; v.c.
and admin, asst. at Piedras Negras May 10, 1946 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class nine Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at
Piedras Negras Nov. 13, 1946.
Eberlein, Davida Roxane. — b. Snow Hill, Md., Apr. 3 6,
1910 ; high-sch. grad. ; Mt. Holyoke, B.A. 1930 ; sales
correspondent for book company 1930-31 ; sec, with
memorial foundation 1931-3S, to U.S. labor commr.,
Geneva, 1939-40 ; app. elk. in Am. leg. at Bern Aug.
16, 1940 ; admin, asst. at London Nov. 19, 1945 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Ebling, Samuel Gale. — b. Bellefontaine, Ohio, Dec.
11, 1893; Walnut Hills High Sch. (Cincinnati) grad.;
University de Nancy, France ; George Washington, A.B.
1920 ; Centro de Estudios Histfiricos, Madrid, 1922 ;
stenog. 1912-15; elk., Dept. of Agri. and War Trade
Bd., 1916-18 ; U.S. Army 1918-19, overseas service ;
elk., Dept. of State, 1919-21 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate
at Marseille May 23, 1921 ; at Paris Dec. 13, 1923 ; v.e.
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of career of class three Jan. 5, 1924 ; v.c. at Paris Jan.
16, 1924 ; at Stockholm June 18, 1924 ; For. Ser. officer
unclass. July 1, 1924 ; v.c. at Penang July 27, 1926 ; at
Colombo, temp., July 20, 1929; at Penang Sept. 28,
1929 ; class eight, cons., and cons, at Penang Oct. 16,
1929; at Bremen Aug. 16, 1930; class seven July 1,
1931 ; at Corinto Oct. 15, 1932 ; at Lourenco Marques
July 31, 1933 ; at Johannesburg, temp., Oct. 9, 1934 ; at
Lourengo Marques Jan. 2, 1935 ; class six Apr. 1, 1937 ;
eec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 1, 1937; cons, at Izmir
Aug. 25, 1938 ; class five Feb. 1, 1942 ; 2d sec. and cons,
at Tehran Feb. 27, 1942 ; cons, at Tabriz, temp., Apr.
29, 1943; 2d sec. and cons, at Tehran Aug. 2, 1943;
cons, at Tabriz Sept. 29, 1943 ; 2d sec. at Tehran,
temp., Dec. 6, 1945 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Tehran Jan.
17, 1946 ; cons, at Brazzaville Jan. 23, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Ecker, Robert Charles. — b. Brooklyn, N.Y., Mar. 23,
1911 ; Jamaica High Sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ;
court-reporting sell. 193S-42 ; elk. for insur. compan-
ies 1929-36 : receiving elk. for brokerage company
1936-39 ; elk-bookkeeper for milk distributing com-
pany 1939-40; Govt, service 1941-44; app. divisional
asst. at $3,200 (P-3) in the Dept. of State July 25,
1944 ; security officer, CAF-11, Oct. 20, 1946 ; mar-
ried.— CON.
Eckstein, Joel. — b. New York, N.Y., Feb. 28, 1921 ;
DeWitt Clinton High Sch. grad. ; tech. schs. ; with air-
craft company 1939—44 ; radio engineer, Navy Dept.,
1944-45 ; app. communications technician in the For.
Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept. June 18, 1945 ;
at Cairo Aug. 9, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
eleven Nov. 13, 1946.
Eckstein, Leo H. — b. New York, N.Y., July 3, 1919 ;
DeWitt Clinton High Sch. grad. ; tech. schs. ; radio
technician with aircraft company 1939—44 ; radio engi-
neer, Navy Dept., 1944-45 ; app. communications tech-
nician in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the
Dept. June IS, 1945 ; in office of U.S. political adviser
on German affairs Aug. 10, 1945 ; at Praha Sept. 14,
1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eleven Nov. 13,
1946.
Eddy, Donald Blakeman. — b. Avon, Conn., Jan. 25.
1913 ; Simsbury High Sch. grad. ; University de Nancy,
France ; diplome 1931 ; University de Paris, diplome
1932; Cornell, A.B. 1933; George Washington U.,
grad. work 1937-40 ; educational adviser, Civilian
Conservation Corps, 1934-35 ; app. elk., at $1,620 in
the Dept. of State Feb. 28, 1935 ; admin, asst. at $2,600
Sept. 16, 1937 ; at S2.700 Apr. 16, 1939 ; divisional asst.
at $3,200 Sept. 27, 1940 ; at $3,300 Apr. 1, 1942 ; at
$3,800 Nov. 1, 1942; at $4,600 (P-5) Mar. 16, 1944;
asst. to exec, sec, Dumbarton Oaks Conversations on
Int. Org., Washington, 1944 ; special asst. on del.
liaison, United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Fran-
cisco, 1945 ; for. affairs specialist, P-6, Oct. 19, 1945 ;
sec. of U. S. del., United Nations Educational and Cul-
tural Conf., London, 1945 ; detailed to Meeting of
Council of Foreign Ministers, Paris, 1946 ; married. —
IC.
Eddy, William Alfred (Col.). — b. Sidon, Syria, of Am.
parents, Mar. 9, 1896 ; Princeton, Litt. B. 1917, A.M.
1921, Ph.D. 1922; U.S. Marine Corps 1917-19, capt.,
overseas service ; teacher of Eng., Peekskill Mil. Acad.,
1922-23 ; chm., dept. of Eng., Am. U., Cairo, 1923-28 ;
asst. prof, and prof, of Eng., Dartmouth Coll., 1928-
36 ; pres., Hobart Coll. and William Smith Coll.,
1936-42; U.S. Marine Corps 1941-44, col.; assigned
as naval att. and naval att. for air at Cairo June 28,
1941 ; at Tangier Dec. 18, 1941-Sept. 15, 1943 ; app.
E.E. and M.P. to Saudi Arabia Aug. 12, 1944 ; chief,
with personal rank of minister, Special Diplo. Mission
to the Yemen, 1946 ; special asst. to sec. of state for
research and intelligence, CAF-15, Aug. 1, 1946 ; mar-
ried.—SA-E.
Edgar, Donald Dixon. — b. Metuchen, N.J., Feb. 18,
1907 ; Rutgers Prep. Sch. ; Tome Sch. grad. ; Williams
Coll., A.B. 1928; Columbia U., grad work 1928-29;
For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in
the Diplo. Ser. Apr. 15, 1930 ; v.c. at Kingston, Ont.,
Apr. 29, 1930 ; to the For. Ser. Sch. Sept. 27, 1930 ; to
Hong Kong Feb. 24, 1931; to Habana Jan. 6, 1933;
3d sec. at Ciudad Trujillo May 22, 1936 ; class eight
Apr. 1, 1937 ; cons. Apr. 22, 1937 ; to Geneva July 2,
1937-Aug. 1, 1940 ; class seven Apr. 1, 1939 ; observer,
Advisory Comm. of the League of Nations on the Traffic
in Opium and Other Dangerous Drugs, Geneva, 1940 ;
resigned Nov. 4, 1940; private business 1940-42; app.
divisional asst. at $4,600 in the Dept. of State July 20,
1942 ; at $5,600 June 1, 1943 ; chief informational liai-
son officer at $5,400 July 1, 1944 ; chief of section at
$5,600 Oct. 18, 1944 ; information officer at $6,500
(P-7) June 7, 1945 ; chief of branch, Central Intelli-
gence group, P-8, Oct. 16. 1946 ; married. — CIG.
Edge, Willie K. Woolley (Mrs.) — b. Montevallo, Ala. ;
Montevallo and Cullman High Sch. grad. ; Women's
Mission Union Training Sch., Ky., B. M. T. 1923 ;
Union U., B.S. 1930 ; Va. Polytech. Inst., M.S. 1931 ;
grad. work, Cornell U. 1933-34, 1935-36, Radcliffe
Coll. 1937-38 ; state field worker, Ala. Women's Mission
Union, 1923-25 ; teacher in public high sch. 1926-28 ;
teaching fellow, Va. Polytech. Inst, 1930-33 ; econ-
omist with cml. firm 1935-37 ; special investigator for
congressional comm. and Agri. Adjustment Admin.
1938-39 ; assoc. prof, of econ., Ala. Coll., summers 1934,
1939 ; economist and business specialist, Office of Price
Admin., 1941^4 ; econ. analyst, For. Econ. Admin.,
1944—45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as econ.
analyst, P^, Sept. 27, 1945 ; divisional asst. July 1,
1946. — PED.
Edwards, Corwin D. — b. Nevada, Mo., Nov. 1, 1901 ;
U. High Sch. (Columbia, Mo.) grad.; U. of Mo., B.A.
1920, B.J. 1921 ; Oxford, B.Litt. 1924 ; Cornell, Ph.D.
1928 ; asst. prof. 1928-33 and assoc. prof, of econ.
1933-35 ; N.Y.U. ; economist, chief of price section,
and asst. dir. of Consumers Advisory Bd. 1933-35,
coordinator, trade practice studies section, Div. of
Review, 1935-36, Nat. Recovery Admin. ; economist
and asst. dir., Div. of Industrial Econ., Dept. of Com.,
1936 ; econ. adviser and economist, Fed. Trade Commn.,
1937-39 ; econ. consultant, chm. of Policy Bd., and
econ. adviser, Auti-Trust Div., Dept. of Justice, 1939-
44 ; chief of staff, Am. Tech. Mission to Brazil, 1942-
43 ; consultant on cartels, Dept. of State, 1943-44 ;
app. consultant at $8,000 in the Dept. of State May
16, 1944; per diem status Oct. 14, 1944; Div. of Iat.
Resources Nov. 1, 1945 ; married. — IB.
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Edwards, Craig Forsythe. — b. Benson, Minn., Sept.
24, 1918 ; Benson High Sen. grad. ; U. of Minn., B.A.
1941 ; U. of Wis., grad. work 1946 ; U.S. Army 1941-46,
overseas service ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass.. v.c.
of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 5, 1946 ; to
the Dept. Oct. 1, 1946 : 3d sec. and v.c. at Brussels Oct.
31, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Edwards, Herbert Threlkeld. — b. Bethlehem, Pa.,
Aug. 19, 1900 ; Bethlehem Prep. Sch. grad. ; U. of Pa.,
B.S. 1924; sec, Grenfell Assn., 1927-29; distributor
of non-theatrical films 1931-42 ; app. divisional asst.
at $4,600 in the Dept. of State Aug. 10, 1942 ; mem.,
Interdivisional Comm. on Motion Pictures 1942-44,
Evaluating Comm. on Motion Pictures and Visual
Aids 1944- ; mem., Jt. Comm. on Content (Motion
Pictures) 1943-44, Jt. Comm. on Motion Pictures
and Visual Aids 1944- ; chief of materials and liaison
section,* Int. Information Div., at §5,600 (P-6) Sept.
15, 1944 ; act. asst. chief, Int. Motion Pictures Div.,
Jan. 1, 1946 ; asst. chief, P-7, June 18, 1946 ; mem.,
Review Comm. on Visual and Audio Material, 1946- ;
married.- — IMP.
Edwards, J. Stanford. — b. Washington, D.C., Sept. 4,
1880; Brooklyn Inst, of Arts and Sciences-; elk., Navy
Dent.. 1900-1909 ; journalist for publishing company
1909-15; Am. Ambulance Hospital 1915-17, overseas
service; U.S. Army 1917-20, capt., overseas service;
assoc. editor of publishing company 1920-21 ; app. elk.
in Am. consulate at Amsterdam Apr. 21, 1921 ; v.c. at
Amsterdam June 21, 1922 ; at Copenhagen Nov. 6, 1929 ;
at Glasgow July 19, 1941 ; at Liverpool Sept. 12, 1942 ;
at Brussels Sept. 14, 1944 ; at Mexico City Feb. 24,
1945 (canceled); at Milan Aug. 8, 1945; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class nine Nov. 13, 1946.
Edwards, Jay Dixon. — b. Wausau, Wis., Feb. 9, 1913 ;
U. S. Grant High Sch. (Portland, Oreg.) grad.; Colum-
bia U. 1930-35, A.B. 1934 ; Fletcher Sch. of Law and
Diplomacy 1935-37, M.A. 1936; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July
2, 1937 ; v.c. at Naples July 8, 1937 ; For. Ser. Sch. Jan.
19, 1938; language officer at Tokyo June 29, 1938 ; v.c.
at Keijo, temp., Nov. 7, 1940 ; language officer at Tokyo
Nov. 27, 1940 ; v.c. at Harbin Jan. 8-Dec. 7. 1941 ; class
eight May 16, 1941 ; to the Dept. June 3, 1942 ; 3d sec.
and v.c. at La Paz, Bolivia, Oct. 28, 1942 ; v.c. at
Karachi July 24, 1943 ; class seven Nov. 16, 1943 : 2d
sec. and v.c. at Chungking Feb. 12, 1945 ; For. Ser.
officer, staff of U. S. political adviser to Supreme Com-
mander for Allied Powers, Tokyo, Jan. 4, 1946 ; For.
Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946.
Edwards, Margaret Shedd (Mrs.). — b. Rochester,
N.Y. ; Western High Sch. (D.C.) grad.; business sch.;
Newspaper Inst, of Am., cert. 1935 ; stenog. 1918 ; app.
elk. at $1,140 in the Dept. of State Aug. 1, 1918 ; at
$1,200 Nov. 1, 1919 ; at $1,400 Jan. 1, 1923 ; at $1,600
June 1, 1924 ; at $1,860 July 1, 1924 ; at $1,920 Mar. 1,
1925 ; representative, Sesquieentennial Exposition, Phil-
adelphia, 1926 ; at $2,000 Mar. 1, 1927 ; admin, asst.
July 1, 1927 ; sec, Bd. of Review for Efficiency Ratings
1927-33 ; at $2,100 Nov. 1, 1927 ; at. $2,200 July 1,
1928 ; at $2,300 July 1, 1928 ; at $2,600 May 1, 1929 ;
at $2,800 July 1, 1930 ; at $2,900 July 3, 1930 ; stenog.
and elk. to assist agt. for U.S., U.S. and Egypt Arbitra-
tion (Salem Claim), Vienna, 1931 ; sec, Bd. of Appeals
and Review, 1933-41 ; at $3,000 Apr. 1, 1938 ; chief of
personnel relations section, Div. of Personnel Super-
vision and Management, at $3,200 Jan. 27, 1939 ; sec,
Efficiency Rating Comm., 1941-42, mem. 1942- ; at
$3,300 Oct. 1, 1941 ; chief of personnel relations section,
Div. of Departmental Personnel. Sept. 1, 1942 ; at
$3,400 Apr. 1, 1943 ; at $4,600 (CAF-12) May 1, 1943 ;
permanent mem., Efficiency Rating Comm., 1946-. — DP.
Egan, W. J. Convery. — b. Trenton, N.J., Sept. 1,
1913 ; Trenton Cathedral Sch. grad. ; U. of Pa. 1932-
34 ; sports writer, reporter, and editor for newspapers
1930-37 ; news editor with press assn. 1937-42 : in-
formation officer 1942—45, special representative in
Brazil 1945-46, Office of the Coordinator of Inter-Am.
Affairs ; app. public affairs officer in the For. Ser.
Auxiliary and assigned at Rio de Janeiro July 1, 1946 :
For. Ser. Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 :
married.
Egelson, Joshua. — b. Rochester, N.T., June 3, 1888 ;
East High Sch. grad. : N.Y.U., LL.B. 1911 ; mem. of
bar of N.Y. ; instr. of English, Rochester public schs..
1911-12 ; U.S. Army 1918 ; asst. dist. atty., N.Y., 1929-
33 ; app. atty. at $5,000 (P-5) in the Dept. of State
July 6, 1943 ; married. — AMC.
Egerton, Katherine A. H. (Mrs.). — b. New York, N.Y.
Jan. 26, 1896 ; Radcliffe Coll., A. B. 1916 ; Columbia
U., summer 1914 ; U. of Chicago, summer 1917 ; teacher
in pvt. sch. 1916-18, 1919-20; with U.S. Shipping
Bd. 1918-19; secretary 1921-22; app. elk. in Am.
emb. at London June 7, 1923 ; admin, officer at London
May 18, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eight Nov.
13, 1946.
Eichler, David Kemble. — b. Lancaster, Pa., Mar. 8,
1913 ; Manor Township High Sch. grad. ; Franklin
and Marshall Coll., A.B. 1934 ; Princeton U., grad.
work 1934-35 ; U. of Munich, summer 1937 ; Harvard.
LA. 1943, M.B.A. 1946 ; teacher of Eng. 1935-36, head
of Eng. dept., 1936-40, in private schs. ; U.S. Army
1943—46, overseas service ; free-lance writer 1944-45 ;
app. tech. sec, Far Eastern Commn., Dept. of State, at
$4,902 Oct. 23, 1946.— FEC.
Eike, James W.— b. Woodbridge, Va., Sept. 29, 1911; Alex-
andria High Sch. grad.; Georgetown U., B.S. 1932; scientific aide,
U. S. Public Health Service, 1934-41; examiner, Civil Ser.
Commn., 1941-46; app. recruitment and placement officer,
CAF-9, in the Dept. of State Feb. 5, 1946; placement officer,
CAF-1I, Sept. 8, 1946; married.— DP.
Eisenhart, Edwin A. — b. Washington, D. C, Mar. 10,
1913 ; McKinley High Sch. grad. ; U. of Cincinnati
1931-34; Southeastern U., LL.B. 1938; elk., Navy
Dept., 1934-39 ; rating examiner with labor bd. 1939-
40 ; investigator, Civil Ser. Commn., 1940-43, Feb.-
Aug. 1946; U. S. Navy 1943-46, It. (jg), overseas
service ; app. security officer, CAF-11, in the Dept. of
State Aug. 26, 1946; married. — CON.
Eistetter, Elizabeth Lee W. (Mrs.) — b. Monterrey,
Mexico, of Am. parents Oct. 5, 1894 ; Am. Sch. (Mex-
ico) grad.; U. of Calif. 1915; translator, Post Office
Dept., 1918 ; free-lance translator with Mexican com-
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215
panies 1919-20 ; del., Universal Postal Cong, in Ma-
drid, 1920 ; interpreter in Am. emb., Mexico City, 1924 ;
newspaper work ; app. translator in Am. emb. at
Mexico City Dec. 18, 1930; elk. in Am. consulate gen.
at Mexico City Feb. 16, 1932 ; admin, asst. at Mexico
City Feb. 10. 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13, 1946.
Eitreim, Irven Millard. — b. New Underwood, S.Dak.,
July 1, 1910 ; Mt. Vernon High Seh. grad. ; U. of Minn.,
B.S. 1932 ; Harvard Sch. of Business Admin. 1936-37 ;
admin, asst., Dept. of Agri., 1933-36 ; with mfg. com-
pany 1937-38 ; agri. economist, Dept. of Agri., 1938-
40 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Sept. 3, 1940 ; v.c. at Nuevo
Laredo Sept. 7, 1940 ; at Mexico City Mar. 19, 1941 ; to
the Dept. Aug. 15, 1941 (For. Ser. Sch. Nov. 3-Dec. 6,
1941) ; v.c. at Winnipeg Dec. 3, 1941 ; at Fort William
and Port Arthur, temp., Aug. 15, 1942 ; at Winnipeg
Sept. 22, 1942 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Ottawa Dec. 8, 1942 ;
at London Sept. 28, 1944 ; class eight Aug. 13, 1945 :
For. Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Elbrick, Charles Burke. — b. Louisville, Ky., Mar. 25,
1908 ; Williams Coll., A.B. 1929 ; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Jan.
22, 1931 ; v.c. at Panama Feb. 4, 1931 ; For. Ser. Sch.
Mar. 17, 1932 ; v.c. at Southampton Aug. 10, 1932 ; 3d
sec. at Port-au-Prince May 24, 1934 ; also v.c. at
Port-au-Prince Oct. 24, 1934 ; 3d sec. at Warsaw Aug.
27, 1937; class eight Aug. 17, 1938; 3d sec. at Praha,
temp., Nov. 28, 193S ; at Warsaw Mar. 19, 1939 ; at
Bucharest Sept. 18, 1939 ; also v.c. at Bucharest Sept.
21, 1939; 3d sec. at Warsaw (Angers, France) Oct.
25, 1939 ; at Madrid, temp., June 28, 1940 ; v.c. at
Lisbon July 19, 1940 ; 3d sec. at Lisbon Mar. 29, 1941 ;
class seven May 1, 1941 ; 2d sec. at Lisbon Dec. 9, 1941 ;
to the Dept. Sept. 26, 1942 ; cons. Feb. 16, 1943 ; 2d
sec. and cons, at Tangier Feb. 25, 1943; class six July
16, 1944 ; to the Dept. Aug. 9, 1944 ; asst. protocol
officer, United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Fran-
cisco, 1945 ; class four May 16, 1945 ; 1st sec. and
cons, at Warsaw June 28, 1945 ; to the Dept. Dec. 6,
1945 ; asst. chief, Div. of Eastern European Affairs,
Feb. 13, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13,
1946 ; married. — EE.
Elchibegoff, Ivan M.— b. Zakataly, Russia, May 17, 1899;
naturalized 1938; Cadet Corps, Tiflis, Russia; High Sch. of Com.
(San Francisco) grad.; Coll. of the City of N. Y., B. B. A. 1934;
New Sch. for Social Research, M. S. S. 1938, D. S. S. 1942; Tomsk
U., Tomsk, Russia, 1917-18; Far Eastern U., Vladivostok, 1920;
teacher of social sciences in adult education program of N. Y.
1935-37; statistician in experimental sch. 1938-39; research editor,
Soil Conservation Ser., 1941; economist. For. Econ. Admin.,
1941-1942, 1943-45; U. S. Army 1942-43; transferred to the Dept.
of State as economist, P-4, Oct. 20, 1945.— IR.
Eldridge, Richard. — b. Gainesville, Tex., Nov. 4, 1896 ;
Ecole Alsacienne (Paris, France) grad. ; Lawrenceville
Sch. grad. ; Princeton 1914-17 ; Ecole Militaire, Fon-
tainebleau, France, 1917-18; Sorbonne 1921; Bonn,
Germany, 1922-23 ; French Army 1917-19, 2d. It. ;
dep. Am. commr., Int. Chamber of Com., Paris, 1926-
32 ; observer, Diplo. Conf. on Int. Expositions, Paris,
1928 ; for.-transportation expert, Fed. Coordinator of
Transportation, 1933 ; chief code adviser, Nat. Recov-
ery Admin., 1933-35 ; app. economic analyst at $5,600
in the Dept. of State Aug. 10, 1935 ; at $4,600 July 7,
1938; divisional asst. July 10, 1939; at $5,600 Feb. 3,
1941 ; at $5,800 Oct. 1, 1943 ; country specialist and
economist Aug. 1, 1944 ; sr. econ. analyst at Paris Sept.
7, 1944 ; att. at Paris Oct. 16, 1944 ; For. Ser. Reserve
officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Elliman, George Trowbridge.-— b. New York, N. Y.,
Dec. 17, 1905 ; St. Paul's Sch. grad. ; Princeton, A.B.
192S ; asst. advertising mgr. of publishing company
1928-33 ; advertising mgr. for magazine 1933-36 ; real
estate broker 1936-39 ; asst. to chief, Bu. of For. and
Dom. Com., 1939-41 ; exec. asst. to chief of branch,
Advisory Commn. to the Council for Nat. Defense,
1940-41 ; sr. admin, officer, Office of Production Man-
agement, Feb.— June 1941 ; sr. business specialist, Of-
fice of Price Admin., June-Aug. 1941 ; asst. chief of
branch, Office of Production Management, Aug.-Nov.
1941; exec, asst., War Production Bd., 1941-42; U.S.
Navy 1942-45, It. comdr., overseas service ; special
asst., Civilian Production Admin. 1945 ; app. theater
dir. for Pacific, Office of For. Liquidation, Dept. of
State, CAF-15, Jan. 31, 1946 ; asst. exec. dir. of office
May 19, 1946 ; married. — OFLC.
Elliot, James A. — app. admin, asst. in the For. Ser.
Auxiliary and assigned at Taipei July 1, 19 16 ; For.
Ser. Reserve officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; public-
affairs officer at Taipei Nov. 13, 1946.
Elliott, John Carl. — b. Washington, D.C., Nov. 12,
1907 ; Ga. Mil. Coll. grad. ; Ga. Sch. of Tech. 1925-27;
Nat. U., LL.B. 1939 ; mem. of bar of Va ; bank elk.
1923-24 ; bank teller 1927-29 ; elk., Veterans' Bu.,
Jan.-Aug. 1929 ; app. elk. at $1,620 in the Dept. of
State Aug. 12, 1929 ; at $1,740 July 1, 1930 : at $1,800
Feb. 17, 1931 ; at $2,000 May 1, 1934 ; tech. asst.
(legal) July 1, 1936; at $2,600 Dec. 17, 1937; at
$2,700 Apr. 16. 1939 ; at $2,800 Oct. 1, 1941 ; chief of
fraud section, Passport Div., at $3,200 Feb. 16, 1942;
divisional asst. at $3,800 Apr. 13, 1942 ; at $4,600
(P-5) Jan. 16, 1944 ; furlough for mil. ser. (U. S.
Army) Feb. 1, 1944- Dec. 14, 1945 ; specialist on int.
affairs, P-6, Dec. 14, 1945 ; act. asst. chief, Div. of Int.
Security Affairs, Aug. 15, 1946 ; married. — IS.
Ellis, Charles Perry. — b. Anadarko, Okla., Mar. 6,
1909; Polytech. High Sch. (Riverside, Calif.) grad.;
Occidental Coll., A.B. 1931 ; Centro de Estudios His-
toricos, Madrid, summer 1932 ; Georgetown, M.S. (For.
Ser.) 1933 ; U. of So. Calif. 1934 ; teacher in high schs.
1934—35 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Oct. 1, 1935 ; v.c. at Habana
Oct. 3, 1935; For. Ser. Sch. Aug. 4, 1936; v.c. at
Mazatlan Dec. 18, 1936; at Habana Oct. 6, 1938; at
Singapore Apr. 12, 1941 ; class eight Feb. 1, 1942 ;
v.c. at Noumea Mar. 10, 1942 ; at Sydney Jan. 23, 1943 ;
at Adelaide, temp., Oct. 30, 1943 ; class seven Nov. 16,
1943 ; v.c. at Guayaquil Feb. 9, 1945 ; class six Aug. 13,
1945; cons. Oct. 16, 1945; cons, at Guayaquil Dec. 4,
1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946.
Ellis, Frank J. T. — app. elk. in Am. cons. gen. at
Amsterdam Sept. 16, 1929 ; at Bahia Sept. 11, 1941 ;
near the Govt, of the Netherlands established in Eng-
land Oct. 21, 1944 ; at Amsterdam July 3, 1945 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c
at Amsterdam Nov. 15, 1946.
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Ellis, Imogene E. — b. Burrton, Kans., Nov. 21, 1906 ;
Halstead High Sch. grad. ; U. of Mont., A.B. 1928 ;
Columbia U., M.A. 1936 ; Am. D. 1936-37, 1940-42 ;
teacher in high sch. 1929-35 ; teacher, Spokane Jr. Coll.
1937-39, St. Helen's Hall 1939-40 ; asst. librarian, Li-
brary of Cong., 1941-43 ; personnel asst., Navy Dept.,
1943—44 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and as-
signed to the Dept. Sept. 19, 1944 ; v.c. at Belfast
Oct. 17, 1944 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13, 1946.
Ellis, Overton Gentry, Jr. — b. Tacoma, Wash., Oct.
9, 1900; U.S.N.A. 1919-20; U. of Wash., B.A. 1923;
newspaper work in Manila 1923-24 ; cml. work in
Hong Kong 1924-27, in Athens 1927-30, in Istan-
bul 1930 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Jan. 7, 1932 ; For. Ser. Sch.
Jan. 9, 1932 ; v.c. at Budapest Apr. 7, 1932 ; at Singa-
pore Jan. 27, 1936 (canceled) ; at Buenos Aires May
27, 1936; v.c. and 3d sec. at San Salvador Aug. 2,
1937 ; class eight Mar. 1, 1940 ; class seven Feb. 1,
1942 ; 2d sec. at San Salvador in addition to duties as
v.c. Mar. 11, 1942 ; special asst. on del. liaison, United
Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; class
six Aug. 13, 1945 ; cons. Dec. 15, 1945 ; cons, at San
Salvador in addition to duties as 2d sec. Jan. 9, 1946 ;
cons, at Bilbao Sept. 20, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Ellis, Virginia Margaret Craighead. — b. Washington,
D.C. ; Central High Sch. grad. ; George Washington D.,
A.B. 1935 ; Corcoran Art Sch. ; elk., War Dept., 1924-
27 ; app. elk. at $1,320 in the Dept. of State July
1, 1927: at $1,440 July 1, 1928; at $1,500 July 1,
1928 ; at $1,620 Dec. 1, 1928 ; at $1,740 July 1, 1930 ;
at $1,800 Nov. 1, 1930; at $1,860 Aug. 1, 1936; at
$2,300 Jan. 4, 1938 ; at $2,400 Apr. 16, 1939 ; admin.
asst. at $2,600 Mar. 29, 1941 ; at $2,700 Oct. 1, 1942 ;
elk., 1st sess. of the Council, United Nations Relief and
Rehabilitation Admin., Atlantic City, N.J., 1943 ; at
$2,800 Apr. 1, 1944 ; chief of estates and notarials sec-
tion, Div. of For. Ser. Admin., at $3,200 (P-3) Jan. 31,
1945 ; CAF-11 Mar. 18, 1946. — FA.
Ellison, Charles M. — b. Liberty, N. Y., Dec. 11, 1915
Monticello High Sch. grad. ; Syracuse, A.B. 1938
Am. U. S»ch. of Public Affairs, grad. work 1938-39
personnel elk., 1938, economist 1939-41, admin, offi-
cer 1941-43, Dept. of Agri. ; with Dept. of Com. 1938-
39 ; U. S. Coast Guard 1943-46, It. ; app. chief of re-
cruitment and placement section, Div. of Departmental
Personnel, Dept. of State, CAF-13, June 12, 1946;
married.- — DP.
Elting, Howard, Jr.— b. Chicago, 111., July 16, 1907 ;
Phillips Exeter grad. ; studied in Germany, summer
1929 ; Princeton, B.S. 1930 ; app. elk. in Am. con-
sulate at Dresden June 10, 1931 ; v.c. at Dresden
Sept. 1, 1931 ; For Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 17, 1931 ; v.c. at
Dresden Jan. 2, 1932 ; For. Ser. Sch. Mar. 17, 1932 ;
v.c. at Istanbul July 26, 1932 ; at Izmir and for Italian
Islands of the Aegean, temp., May 22, 1936 ; at Istan-
bul July 1, 1936 ; at Batavia July 23, 1936 ; 3d sec. at
The Hague Aug. 6, 1938 ; class eight Mar. 1, 1940 ;
v.c. at Geneva July 6, 1940 ; class seven Feb. 1, 1942 ;
class six May 16, 1945 ; cons. May 21, 1945 ; cons, at
Geneva May 30, 1945 ; class five May 19, 1946 ; cons,
at Casablanca Aug. 22, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
four Nov. 13, 1946.
Elwood, Robert Bailey. — b. Omaha, Nebr., Nov. 30,
1912 ; Napier (Iowa) High Sch. grad. ; Iowa State Coll.
of Agri. and Mech. Arts, B.S. 1935, M.S. 1939 ; assoc.
agri. economist. Works Progress Admin., 1936-39 ; re-
search asst., Iowa State Coll. of Agri. and Mech. Arts,
1939-40 ; extension specialist, U. of Tenn., June— Dec.
1941 ; agri. specialist, For. Econ. Admin., 1943—45 ;
app. asst. agri. officer in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and as-
signed at Cairo Feb. 15, 1945 ; asst. agri. att. at Cairo
Mar. 5, 1946 ; at Athens, temp., Apr. 30, 1946 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Ely, Richard Royal.— b. Sycamore, Pa., Mar. 23, 1892; Washing-
ton and Jefferson Acad, grad.; Washington and Jefferson Coll.,
A. B. 1915; teacher in public high sch. 1915-17; high-sch. principal
in Philippine Islands sch. system 1917-25; asst. sec, Gov. Gen.
of Philippine Islands, 1925-35; passport officer and chief elk.,
U. S. High Commr. to the Philippine Islands, 1939-42; chief of
section, Dept. of the Int., 1939-42; asst. chief of div., War Man-
power Commn., 1942-44; special and exec, asst., U. S. High
Commr. to the Philippine Islands, 1944-46; app. asst. chief,
Div. of Philippine Affairs, Dept. of State. P-7, July 1, 1946;
act. chief Nov. 4, 1946; married.— PI.
Embry, John A. — b. Christian Co., Ky., July 20,
1889 ; Occidental Acad. ; Harvard, A.B. ; v.c. at Odessa
1916-17 ; cons, at Omsk 1918-19 ; asst. mgr. of express
company in China 1921-22 ; owner and operator of
sugar plantation in Australia 1922-24 ; entered Bu.
of For. and Dom. Com. Aug. 1, 1924, and assigned as
chief of Baltic Section ; asst. chief. For. Ser. Div.,
Jan. 1, 1925 ; asst. trade commr. at Vienna Sept. 1,
1926 ; asst. cml. att. at Vienna Apr. 26, 1927 ; trade
commr. at Winnipeg July 1, 1930 ; at Vancouver July
1, 1932 ; in Bu. of For. and Dom. Com., Washington,
July 1, 1933 ; asst. cml. att. at Istanbul (Ankara) June
25, 1934 ; at Cairo Aug. 27, 1938 ; For. Ser. officer of
class six July 1, 1939 ; cons, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; cml. att. at La Paz, Bolivia, Dec.
26, 1941 ; cons, at Cochabamba Nov. 5, 1942 ; at Arica
Nov. 20, 1943; to the Dept. Jan. 18, 1944; detailed
to Newcastle May 29. 1944 ; cons, at Hull Apr. 5, 1944 ;
class five May 16, 1945 ; asst. cml. att. at Cairo Jan. 29,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Emmerson, John Kenneth. — b. Canon City, Colo.,
Mar. 17, 1908 ; Canon City High Sch. grad. ; Colo. Coll.,
A.B. 1929; Sorbonne 1927-28; N.Y.U., A.M. 1930;
Georgetown Sch. of For. Ser. 1931-33 ; instr. in social
sciences, U. of Nebr., 1930-31 ; asst. dir., Berlitz Sch.
of Languages, Chicago, 1933-35 ; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Oct.
1, 1935 ; language officer at Tokyo Nov. 12, 1935 ; v.c.
at Osaka Oct. 25, 1937 ; at Taihoku. temp., Apr. 12,
1939 ; at Osaka Dec. 6, 1939 ; 3d sec. at Tokyo
Apr. 3, 1940 ; class eight Aug. 1, 1940 ; to the
Dept., temp., Nov. 19, 1941 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Lima
Feb. 6, 1942 ; class seven Oct. 20, 1942 ; 2d sec. at
Lima in addition to duties as v.c. Feb. 6, 1943 ; 2d sec.
at Chungking Aug. 10, 1943 ; class six July 16, 1944 ;
to the Dept. May 15, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer, Headquar-
ters of Commander in Chief, U.S. Fleet, temp., Aug. 8,
1945 ; class five Aug. 13, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer, office
BIOGRAPHIES
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of act. U.S. political adviser to Supreme Commander,
Allied Forces, Japan, Sept. 7, 1945 ; to the Dept. Feb.
18. 1946 ; asst. chief, Div. of Japanese Affairs, Mar. 15,
1946 ; special asst. to chief Oct. 28, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946. — JA.
Emmons, Arthur Brewster, 3d. — b. Boston, Mass.,
Aug. 30, 1910; St. Paul's Sch. grad.; Harvard, S.B.
1933, grad. work 1937 ; Sikong Expedition to South-
eastern Tibet 1931-33 ; British-Am. Himalayan Expe-
dition 1936 ; Burma-China Expedition 1936 ; app. For.
Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser., and assigned v.c. at Montreal Mar. 2, 1939 ;
For. Ser. Sch. Jan. 4, 1940 ; v.c. at Hankow June 10,
1940 ; at Keijo Aug. 23, 1940-Dec. 7, 1941 ; to the Dept.
June 3, 1942 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Montevideo Oct. 22,
1942 ; class eight July 16, 1943 ; class seven May 16,
1945 ; 2d sec. at Montevideo in addition to duties as
v.c. June 20, 1945 ; to the Dept. Sept. 4, 1945 ; For.
Ser. officer, office of U. S. political adviser to Supreme
Commander, Allied Forces, Japan, Sept. 25, 1945 ;
at Seoul Apr. 22, 1946 ; class six May 19, 1946 ; cons,
and cons, at Seoul May 27, 1946 ; 2d sec. and cons, at
Madrid Sept. 10, 1946 ; For Ser. officer of class four
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Engdahl, Elizabeth L. (Mrs.). — b. Muncie, Ind. ;
Wellesley Coll. 1927-29 ; Cornell U. 1929-30 ; app. elk.
at $1,440 in the Dept. of State Sept. 1, 1942 ; at
$1,620 Dec. 1, 1942 ; at $1,800 Apr. 16, 1943 ; at $1,860
Jan. 1, 1945; at $2,000 Feb. 28, 1945; examiner at
$2,600 June 26, 1945 : divisional asst. at $2,980 July
1, 1945 ; v.c. and admin, asst. at Shanghai Mar. 21,
1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13,
1946.
Engebretson, Tilmer Oliver. — b. Starbuck, Minn., Nov.
14, 1912 ; high-sch. grad. ; St. Olaf Coll., A.B. 1939 ;
Am. U., grad. work 1944—46 ; asst. to mgr. in retail
store 1941—42 ; economist, Bu. of Labor Statistics
1942-43, Dept. of Agri. 1943-46 ; statistician, Bu. of
Census, 1946 ; app. econ. analyst in the For. Ser. and
assigned at Seoul Sept. 26, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer
of class eight Nov. 13, 1946.
Engle, Parke Flournoy. — b. Forest Glen, Md., Oct. 8,
1899; Central High Sch. (D.C.) grad.; U. of Mich.
1920-23 ; Dept. of Agri. Grad. Sch. 193S-39 ; U. S.
Army 1918 ; news writer and correspondent for news-
papers 1926-38 ; asst. information specialist, Dept. of
Agri., 1938-42 ; admin, asst., War Production Bd.,
1942-44 ; information publicist, Office of Inter-Am.
Affairs, 1944-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State
as feature writer, CAF-11, Aug. 31, 1945 ; news editor
Apr. 7, 1946 ; news reporter, Meeting on Urgent Food
Problems, United Nations Food and Agri. Org., Wash-
ington, 1946 ; married. — INP.
Englesby, Thomas Harold. — b. Ware, Mass., Sept. 10,
1909 ; Ware High Sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ; Co-
lumbus U., LL.B. 1941 ; office mgr. for sales company
1938 ; admin, asst., D.C. Unemployment Bd., 1938-40 ;
admin, officer, War Dept., 1940-42 ; exec, officer, Office
of Coordinator of Inter-Am. Affairs, 1942—45 ; detailed
to the Dept. of State as act. exec, officer, Office of Am.
Republic Affairs, Feb. 26, 1945 ; app. exec, officer at
$6,230 (CAF-13) in the Dept. of State Aug. 13, 1945;
married. — ARA.
English, Benedict Michael. — b. Monona, Iowa, Feb.
2, 1894 ; Monona High Sch. grad. ; Creighton U., Pn.B.
1916, LL.B. 1919 ; mem. of bar of Nebr. ; U.S. Navy
1918 ; law practice 1919 ; app. a law elk. at $2,000 in
the Dept. of State Dec. 23, 1919 ; law drafting asst. at
$2,500 June 1, 1920 ; drafting officer July 1, 1920 ; asst,
solicitor June 1, 1921 ; drafting officer at $3,000 Sept.
30, 1922 ; at $3,200 May 1, 1925 ; resigned June 30,
1925 ; disbursing officer, Plebiscitary Commn. and Spe-
cial Commn. on Boundaries, Tacna-Arica Arbitration,
1925-26 ; sec, Gen. Claims Commn., U.S. and Mexico,
1926—31 ; sec, U.S. and Panama Claims Arbitration,
1932-33; counsel for U.S., U.S. and Panama Claims
Arbitration, 1933 ; app. atty. at $2,000 in the Dept.
of State July 10, 1933; tech. asst. (legal) at $3,800
Oct. 10, 1933 ; asst. to the legal adviser at $4,600 Mar.
14, 1934 ; asst. agt. for U.S., Gen. Claims Commn., U.S.
and Mexico, 1934-37 ; at $5,600 May 5, 1938 ; at $6,500
(P-7) Apr. 16, 1940 ; Am. agt., U.S.-Netherlands Ar-
bitration 1940, Trail Smelter Arbitration 1940 ; asst.
legal adviser for int. claims and protection of interests,
P-8, Nov. 3, 1946 ; married. — Le.
English, Clifton Paul. — b. Naylor, Ga., July 15, 1910 ;
Baylor Sch. grad. ; business sch. ; Lanier Flying Sch. ;
U. of Chattanooga ; private tutors in Germany ; news-
paper writing 1930-32 ; app. elk. in consulate at Tor-
reon Mar. 16, 1934 ; v.c at Torreon Aug. 1, 1935 ; at
Buenos Aires Oct. 7, 1936 ; tech. asst. to Am. del., 1st
Pan Am. Sanitary Aviation Conf., Montevideo, 1939 ;
For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Feb. 14, 1942 ; v.c. at Buenos Aires Feb. 28,
1942 ; sec to U. S. del., Inter-Am. Conf. of Police and
Judicial Authorities, Buenos Aires, 1942 ; 3d sec. at
Buenos Aires in addition to duties as v.c. Dec. 31, 1943 ;
to the Dept. May 10, 1944 ; class eight Dec. 17, 1945 ;
For. Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946. — FC.
English, Robert McCalla. — b. Cambridge, Mass., Sept.
18, 1903 ; Noble and Greenough Sch. grad. ; U. of Dijon,
diplOme 1925 ; Harvard, A.B. 1926 ; 2d It., O.R.C. ; app.
elk. in Am. consulate at Algiers June 9, 1927 ; v.c. at
Algiers Jan. 11, 1928 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of
career, and v.c at Algiers Jan. 29, 1929 ; at Gibraltar,
temp., May 25, 1929 ; at Constantinople (Istanbul) July
1, 1929 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 16, 1930 ; v.c. and
3d sec. at Bangkok Feb. 4, 1931 ; 3d sec. at Budapest
Jan. 26, 1932 ; at Paris Mar. 19, 1935 ; v.c. and 3d sec.
at Ottawa Dec. 18, 1936; class eight June 1, 1937;
cons, and cons, at Ottawa in addition to duties as 3d
sec. June 17, 1937; class seven Nov. 16, 1939; 2d sec.
at Ottawa in addition to duties as cons. June 3, 1940 ;
cons, at Wellington June 28, 1940 ; also 2d sec. at
Wellington Apr. 1, 1942 ; to the Dept. Oct. 14, 1942 ;
class six Oct. 20, 1942 ; cons, at Edmonton June 25,
1943 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Ottawa May 17, 1944 ;
cons, at Quebec, temp., Nov. 28, 1944 ; special asst. on
del. liaison, United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San
Francisco, 1945 ; class five May 16, 1945 ; cons, at
Hamilton, Ont., Sept. 13, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class
four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Englund, Eric. — b. Trehorningsju, Sweden, Apr. 1,
1893 ; naturalized 1917 ; sch. in Sweden ; high-sch.
grad. ; Oreg. State Coll., B.S. 1918 ; U. of Oreg., A.B.
1919 ; U. of Wis., M.S. 1919 ; Harvard, Ph.D. 1936 ;
U.S. Army 1918, 2d It. ; field agt., Dept. of Agri., 1919 ;
asst., U. of Wis., 1919—21 ; prof, of agri. and econ..
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REGISTER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 19 46
Kans. State Coll., 1921-26 ; div. head and asst. chief,
Bu. of Agri. Econ., 1927-42 ; branch chief, Office of
For. Agri. Relations, 1942-46 ; adviser, 1st West In-
dian Conf., Barbados, B.W.I., 1944, 2d West Indian
Conf., St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, 1946 ; app. agri. att.
in the For. Ser. and assigned at Helsinki and Stock-
holm Sept. 2, 1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class
two Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Enlow, Charles Ranger. — b. Spivey, Kans., June 28,
1893 ; Harper High Sen. grad. ; Kans. State Coll. of
Agri. and Applied Science, B.S. 1920, M.S. 1927 ; U.S.
Army 1917-19, 2d It., overseas service ; teacher and
athletic coach 1921-23 ; asst. agronomist, Kans. State
Coll. of Agri. and Applied Science, 1924-27 ; agrono-
mist 1927-33, chief agronomist 1933-45, Dept. of
Agri. ; U.S. del., 4th Int. Grassland Cong., London.
1937 ; app. agri. att. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and
assigned to the Dept. Apr. 3. 1945 ; at Pretoria May
7, 1945 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class three Nov.
13, 1946 ; married.
Ennis, James Henry. — b. West Point, Miss., Aug. 12,
1919; Central Hish Sch. (St. Paul, Minn.) grad.;
Georgetown, B.S. (For. Ser.) 1941 ; grad. work, Am.
U. 1941-42, Georgetown Law Sch. 1946- ; field pro-
gram officer, Office of the Coordinator of Inter-Am.
Affairs, 1941-42 ; U.S. Army 1942—46, maj., overseas
service ; app. field program officer, CAF-7, in the Dept.
of State Feb. 26, 1946 ; P-3 July 28, 1946 ; P-4 Nov.
17, 1946 ; married. — ILL
Epstein, Fritz T. — transferred to the Dept. of State
as research analyst, P-4, Oct. 1, 1945 ; historian, P-5,
Nov. 17, 1946. — RE.
Erck, Leo.— b. Florence, Nebr., Aug. 17, 1909; Lincoln High
Sch. grad.; U. S. N. A. grad. 1933; Harvard, M. B. A. 1937;
Georgetown, LL. B. 1946; mem. of bar of D. C; div. depot fore
man of oil company 1933-34; salesman for steel company 1937-38;
asst. procedure analyst, Dept. of Labor, 1938-40; U. S. Navy
1934-36, 1940-46, comdr., overseas service; app. chief of sales
service branch, Office of For. Liquidation, Dept. of State, CAF-
14, May 6. 1946— OFLC.
Erhardt, John George. — b. Brooklyn, N.Y., Nov. 4,
1889 ; Adelphi Acad. ; Hamilton Coll., Ph.B. 1915 ; Ford-
ham U. Law Sch. 1915-17; Am. Sch. for Classical
Studies, Athens, Greece, 1 yr. ; mem. of bar of N.Y. ;
law elk. 1915-17; U.S. Army 1917-19; law practice
1919-20 ; app. v.c. of career of class three Sept. 27,
1919 ; v.c. at Athens Dec. 22, 1919 ; cons, of class seven
Apr. 29, 1920; class six Mar. 1, 1923; For. Ser. officer
of class seven July 1, 1924; detailed to Winnipeg July
3, 1924 ; class six Feb. 24, 1925 ; to the Dept. Dec. 2,
1926: asst. liaison officer with Dept. of Com. and in
charge of political section, Cons. Cml. Office, July 1,
1928 ; act. in charge, Cons. Cml. Office, May 6, 1929 ;
class five Oct. 16, 1929 ; in charge, Cons. Cml. Office,
and liaison officer with Depts. of Com. and Agri. Nov. 1,
.1929; cons, at Bordeaux Dec. 1, 1930; class four July
1, 1931; cons, at Hamburg Aug. 18, 1933; cons. gen.
Nov. 18, 1933; cons. gen. at Hamburg Dec. 13, 1933;
class three Oct. 1, 1935 ; to the Dept. June 17, 1937 ;
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Aug. 17, 1937 ; For. Ser. insp.
Sept. 27, 1937 ; class two Jan. 3, 1938 ; cons. gen. and
1st sec. at London June 22, 1939; representative, 10th
Cong, of Int. Chamber of Com., Copenhagen, 1939 ; class
one Aug. 1, 1940; to the Dept. Feb. 25, 1941; chief,
Div. of For. Ser. Personnel, Mar. 4, 1941; mem., Bd.
of Examiners for the For. Ser. and For. Ser. Sch. Bd.,
1941-44 ; also deputy dir., Office of For. Econ. Coordi-
nation, June 24-Nov. 6, 1943 ; dir., Office of For. Ser.
Admin., Jan. 15, 1944; chm., Information Service
Comm., 1944 ; act. asst. sec. of state Dec. 20, 1944-
Jan. 28, 1945 ; U.S. political adviser on Austrian
affairs, Supreme Headquarters, A.E.F., with personal
rank of minister Jan. 25, 1945 ; transferred to staff
of Commanding Gen. U.S. Army Forces, Mediterranean
theater, Mar. 3, 1945; E.E. and M.P. to Austria Aug.
3, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class of career minister
Nov. 14, 1946 ; married.
Erickson, Gustave A. — b. Floriston, Calif., Sept. 16,
1891 ; high-sch. grad. ; Oreg. Agri. Coll. 1911-12 ; busi-
ness sch. ; self-employed 1913-17, 1919-28 ; U.S. Army
1917-19, 2d It., overseas service; elk. with Am. Battle
Monuments Commn. 1929, with cml. firms in France
1929-37 ; app. messenger in Am. emb. at Paris May 1,
1937 : elk. at Paris July 1, 1939 ; at Vichy, temp.,
June 9, 1941 ; at Bern Dec. 12, 1941 ; at Paris Oct. 2,
1944 ; admin, asst. at Paris Feb. 10, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Ernst, Philip. — b. New York, N.Y., Feb. 6, 1901 ;
High Sch. of Com. srad. ; Georgetown U. 1930-31 ;
office asst. for electric company 1919-22 ; U.S. Army
1923-27, overseas service ; app. elk. in Am. leg. at
La Paz July 7, 1928; resigned Sept. 16, 1930; app.
elk. in Am. leg. at Teheran July 6, 1931 ; at Athens
July 18, 1935; at Istanbul May 2, 1941; at Ankara
Dec. 22, 1941 ; v.c. at Istanbul Jan. 15, 1945 ; at Izmir
May 18, 1945 ; at Cairo Nov. 19, 1945 ; at Port Said
May 23, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Not.
13, 1946.
Erskine, John Clark. — b. Karuizawa, Japan, of Am. parents,
Sept. 1, 1917; Canadian Acad., Kobe, Japan; Am. Sch. in Japan,
Tokyo; Urichsville (Ohio) High Sch. grad.; Bethany Coll., A. B.
1939; Clark U., M. A. 1940; U. of Hawaii 1941; reading room asst.,
Library of Cong., 1940-41; U. S. Marine Corps 1941-46, maj.,
overseas service; app. research analyst, P-5, in the Dept. of
State Aug. 30, 1946; married.— DRF.
Erwin, John Draper.— b. Meador, Ky., Nov. 14, 1883 ;
McCallie Prep. Sch. grad. ; Baylor Mil. Acad. ; employed
by ry. company 1908 ; newspaper reporter 1909-13 ; sec.
to U.S. Senators from Tennessee 1913-17; newspaper
correspondent 1917-37; app. E.E. and M.P. to Hon-
duras July 29, 1937 ; A.E. and P. to Honduras Mar.
27, 1943 ; married.
Eslinger, Ernest Lucas. — b. Knoxville, Tenn., Jan. 13,
1897 ; hish-sch. and business-sch. grad. ; private tutors
in England and France ; Ecole Libre des Sciences
Politiques, 4 yrs. ; U.S. Navy 1917-20; elk., Am.
Commn. to Negotiate Peace, Paris, 1919 ; elk. in Am.
emb. at Paris Feb. 1920-Feb. 1921 ; jr. exec, of corp.
1922; asst. sales mgr. 1922-24; app. elk. in Am. emb.
at Paris Jan. 5, 1925; v.c. at Halifax May 4, 1937; at
Fredericton, temp., May 24, 1940 ; divisional asst. at
$3,200 in the Dept. of State Aug. 14, 1940; at $3,300
Apr. 1, 1942 ; furlough for mil. ser. (U.S. Navy, It.
comdr., overseas service) Apr. 10, 1943-Oct. 23, 1945 ;
at $3,400 Oct. 1, 1943 ; at $3,500 Apr. 1, 1945 ; and
$3,970 July 1, 1945; admin, asst. at London Oct. 23,
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219
1945 ; also v.c. at London Dec. 10, 1945 ; v.c. at Paris
Apr. S, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eight Nov.
IS, 1946 ; married.
Esman, Sherly Goodman (Mrs.) — b. New York, N.Y. ;
Erasmus Hall grad. ; Columbia, B.S. 1937, M.A. 1938 ;
Alliance Franchise, and Acad€mle Ozenfant, Paris,
France, 1935-36 ; teacher of art and crafts in high
sch. 1939 ; designer and interior decorator 1939-42 ;
coordinator of home furnishings in dept. store July-
Dec. 1942 ; app. engineering draftsman at $1,800 in the
Dept. of State Mar. 22, 1943 ; at $2,000 July 1, 1943 ;
cartographic draftsman Jan. 1, 1944 ; divisional asst. at
$2,600 (P-2) Aug. 16, 1944; P-4 Nov. 5, 1945; asst.
to art adviser Sept. 8, 1946. — IEP.
Espinosa, J. Manuel. — b. Chicago, 111., Feb. 2, 1909 ;
Palo Alto (Calif.) High Sch. grad.; Stanford, A.B.
1930, M.A. 1931; U. of Calif., Ph.D. 1934; teaching
asst. in hist, and Span., U. of Calif., 1931-34 ; instr.
in hist. 1934-37, asst. prof. 1937-40, St. Louis U. ;
asst. prof, of hist. 1940-42, assoc. prof, of Span, and
Am. hist, and lit. 1942-44, Loyola U. ; app. divisional
asst. at $3,800 (P-4) in the Dept. of State June 5,
1944 ; married. — IEP.
Espy, James. — b. Cincinnati, Ohio, Mar. 23, 1908 ;
Choate Sch. grad. ; Yale, A.B. 1930 ; Corpus Christi
Coll., Cambridge U., England, 1930-31 ; studied law,
D. of Cincinnati ; bank elk. 1933-35 ; app. For. Ser.
officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Oct. 1, 1935; v.c. at Mexico City Oct. 5, 1935;
For. Ser. Sch. Dec. 4, 1936; v.c. at Shanghai Apr. 7,
1937 ; detailed to Nanking for special duty Dec. 22,
1937 ; v.c. at Canton May 20, 1938 ; at Yiinnanfu Sept.
10, 1938 (canceled) ; 3d sec. at Tokyo Dec. 17, 1938-
Dec. 7, 1941 ; class eight Feb. 1, 1942 ; v.c. at Istanbul
July 20, 1942 ; at Iskenderun, temp., Sept. 2, 1942 ; at
Alexandria Oct. 16. 1942; 3d sec. and v.c. at Cairo
Apr. 29, 1943 ; class seven Nov. 16, 1943 ; v.c. at
Alexandria, temp., Apr. 28, 1944 ; 2d sec. at Cairo in
addition to duties as v.c. May 1, 1944 ; cons. June 9,
1944 ; cons, at Cairo in addition to duties as 2d sec.
June 17, 1944 ; special asst. to sec. gen., Int. Civil
Aviation Conf., Chicago, 1944 ; at Asuncion Nov. 15,
1944 (canceled) ; sec. of U. S. del., Inter-Am. Conf. on
Problems of War and Peace, Mexico City, 1945 ; to the
Dept. Mar. 16, 1945 ; class six May 16, 1945 ; cons, at
Manila Aug. 28, 1945 (canceled) ; class five May 19,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946. —
NWC.
Estes, Thomas Stuart. — b. Rumford, Me., Jan. 23,
1913 ; Portland High Sch. grad. ; U.S. Marine Corps
Clerical Sch. grad. ; interior decorating 1933-34 ; U.S.
Marine Corps 1934-37 ; app. elk. in Am. leg. at Bangkok
Dec. 30, 1937; v.c. at Bangkok June 8, 1938-Jan. 25,
1942 ; to the Dept. June 3, 1942 ; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov.
28, 1942, qualified Dec. 4, 1942 ; v.c. at Algiers Dec. 4,
1942 ; admin, officer, staff of Chief Civil Administrator,
Allied Force Headquarters (later office of U. S. political
adviser on German affairs, Supreme Headquarters,
A. E. F.) Jan. 7, 1943; sec. at Algiers in addition to
duties with Allied Force Headquarters Jan. 20, 1944 ;
For. Ser. officer, office of U. S. political adviser, staff
of Supreme Allied Commander, Mediterranean theater,
Aug. 2, 1944 ; sec, office of U. S. political adviser on
Austrian affairs. Commanding Gen., U. S. Army Forces,
Mediterranean theater, June 26, 1945 ; class eight Dec.
17, 1945 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Vienna Sept. 7, 1946 ; v.c.
at Quebec Oct. 31, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class five
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Estey, Marten S — b. in Ind., Aug. 13, 1918 ; West
Lafayette High Sch. grad. ; Purdue U., B.S. 1940 ;
Princeton U., grad. work 1940^2 ; asst. price econo-
mist, Bu. .of Labor Statistics, July-Sept. 1942 ; wage
analyst, War Labor Bd., Sept.-Nov. 1942 ; research
asst. Am. Fed. of Labor, 1942-44 ; app. econ. analyst
at $3,800 (P-4) in the Dept. of State Sept. 4, 1944;
married.- — ILH.
Etter, Willis Holland. — b. Cleveland, Ohio, Mar. 2,
1921; Monroe (Wis.) High Sch. grad.; Beloit Coll.,
A.B. 1945 ; U.S. Army 1942-44 ; app. elk. in the For.
Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept. Jan. 25,
1945 ; v.c. at Tenerife Feb. 17, 1945 ; at Shanghai Mar.
19, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Eulass, Charles Craver. — b. Lebanon, Ohio, May 11,
1896 ; Lebanon High Sch. grad. ; business sch. ; Ohio
State U., B.S. 1920 ; Columbia U. ; U.S. Army 1917-
19 ; elk. in bank 1920-35 ; partner in brokerage com-
pany 1935-41 ; asst. unit head, Treas. Dept., 1941-
45; app. divisional asst. at $4,000 (P— 4) in the Dept.
of State June 20, 1945 ; research asst. Nov. 16,
1945.— ES.
Evans, Allan.— b. London, Eng., July 2, 1903; naturalized
1940; Loomis Sch. grad.; Harvard, A. B. 1924, M. A. 1925,
Ph. D. 1931; instr. in German 1925-28, in hist. 1927-38, sr.
tutor 1930-37, Harvard; mem. of permanent research staff in
library 1939-42; field representative and outpost deputy chief,
Office of Strategic Services, London, 1942-46; transferred to the
Dept. of State Oct. 1, 1945; branch editor and distribution officer,
P-7, Feb. 20, 1946; deputy dir., Office of Intelligence Coordina-
tion and Liaison, CAF-15, May 24, 1946; act. dir. June 12, 1946.;
dir., P-8, Dec. 1, 1946.— OCL.
Evans, Barbara. — b. Washington, D.C. : Cen. High
Sch. grad. ; business sch. ; Am. U., A.B. 1931 ; sec. in
Fed. Alcohol Admin. 1933-36, in cml. firm 1936-37, to
atty. 1937-41 ; app. private sec. to asst. sec. of state
at $2,000 Feb. 3, 1941 ; admin, asst. at $2,600 Mar. 18,
1942 ; at $2,700 Oct. 1, 1943 ; elk., U. S. del., 1st sess.
of the Council, United Nations Relief and Rehabilita-
tion Admin., Atlantic City, N. J., 1943 ; sec. to mem.
of U. S. del., United Nations Monetary and Financial
Conf., Bretton Woods, N. H., 1944 ; admin, asst., 2d
sess. of the Council, United Nations Relief and Re-
habilitation Admin., Montreal, 1944 ; personal asst.
to asst. sec. of state at $3,200 (CAF-9) Feb. 24, 1945 ;
personal asst. to the under sec. of state Aug. 16, 1945 ;
admin, officer, Office of the Under Sec. of State, CAF-11,
Oct. 17, 1945 ; stenog., U. S. del., 2d sess. of the Conf.,
United Nations Food and Agri. Org., Copenhagen, 1946 ;
asst. to the under sec. of state, CAF-12, Dec. 1,
1946.— U.
Evans, Ernest Edwin. — b. Rochester, N.Y., Apr. 18,
1891; East High Sch.; business sch. in U.S. and
Switzerland; elk. and sec. 1908-13; stenog., Bu. of For.
and Dom. Com., 1913-14 ; elk. to cml. att. at London
1914-16 ; in office of naval att. at Madrid 1917 ; app.
v.c. at Madrid Sept. 22, 1917 ; at Tangier Jan. 7, 1919 ;
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cons. asst. May 20, 1920 ; v.c. at Gibraltar Aug. 11, 1920 ;
at Tangier Aug. 31, 1920 ; v.c. of career of class three
and t.c. at Tangier Nov. 17, 1921 ; detailed for special
duty in Albania May 1, 1922 ; v.c. at Mexico City Jan.
2, 1923; class two May 10, 1924; For. Ser. officer
unclass. July 1, 1924 ; v.c. at Puerto Castilla Mar. 9,
1925 ; at Ceiba Apr. 22, 1926 ; at Naples Feb. 17, 1927 ;
class eight, cons., and cons, at Naples May 17, 1928 ;
class seven July 24, 1930 ; cons, at Bradford Dec. 15,
1933 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Aug. 17, 1937 ; class six
Mar. 1, 1939 ; cons, at Matamoros May 8,- 1941 ; at
Mexico City June 3, 1942 ; 2d sec. at Mexico City in
addition to duties as cons. June 15, 1942 ; class five
Oct. 20, 1942 ; cons, at Rome and assigned to the
office of U. S. representative, Advisory Council for
Italy, Aug. 25, 1944 ; sec, office of U. S. representative,
Advisory Council for Italy, Feb. 10, 1945 ; cons, at
Milan July 16, 1945 ; class four May 19, 1946 ; 1st sec.
and cons, at Nanking July 22, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer
of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Evans, Gillespie Stevenson, — b. Wilmington, N. C,
Dec. 31, 1910; Hughes High Sch. (Cincinnati) grad. ;
Swarthmore Coll. 1928-30 ; with newspaper 1931-36 ;
advertising and public relations work with motion
picture company 1936-42 ; outpost chief in Iraq, 1942-
45, regional mgr. 1945, Office of War Information ;
tour mgr., Office of Int. Information and Cultural
Affairs, Dept. of State, 1946 : app. press officer in the
For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Cairo Sept. 8, 1946 :
For. Ser. Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Evans, James Gilbert. — b. Weldon, Iowa, June 16,
1899 ; Indianola High Sch. grad. ; Simpson Coll., A.B.
1921 ; U. of 111., M.A. 1924 ; U. of Chicago, grad. work
1927-28 ; U.S. Army 1918-19 ; assoc. prof, of econ.,
U. of N.C. 1928-35, 1937-41 ; research technician,
Nat. Resources Bd., 1936 ; agri. economist, Resettle-
ment Admin., 1937 ; econ. analyst, War Production
Bd., 1941-42 ; agri. economist, Dept. of Agri., 1942—44 ;
app. divisional asst. at $4,600 (P-5) in the Dept. of
State Mar. 15, 1944 ; commodity specialist July 1,
1944 ; chief of fibers section, Int. Resources Div., P-6,
Dec. 16, 1945 ; married. — IR.
Evans, John H. — b. Washington, D.C., Apr. 8, 1913 ;
McKinley High Sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad ; U. of
Md. 1931-33 ; asst. foreman with construction com-
pany 1932 ; apprentice with plumbing and heating firm
1937—38 ; supervisor of research, Dept. of Agri. 1938-
41 ; graphic analyst, Office of Production Management,
1941-42 ; asst. industrial analyst, assoc. priority
analyst, industrial analyst, War Production Bd., 1942-
45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as sales officer,
CAF-12, Oct. 20, 1945 ; asst. chief of section, Office
of For. Liquidation, CAF-13, Apr. 7, 1946 ; married. —
OFLC.
Evans, Joseph Robert. — b. Rock Island, 111., Aug. 27,
1885 ; public schs. ; business sch. ; stonecutter ; with
int. assoc. of stonecutters ; in various Govt, depts. ;
app. elk. at $900 in the Dept. of State May 1, 1914 ;
at $1,000 May 1, 1916 ; class one June 22, to be ef-
fective July 1, 1916 ; class two Dec. 1, 1917 ; elk. in
Am. emb. at London Feb. 24, 1920 ; elk. of class two
in the Dept. of State June 22, 1921 ; special archive
collator of Dept. 1924-25 ; elk. in Am. emb. at Rome
July 1, 1938 ; at Bogota ; at Rome Aug. 17, 1944 ; v.c. at
Rome Nov. 15, 1944 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
eight Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Evans, Robert French. — b. Davenport, Iowa, Aug. 21, 1910;
Middlesex Sch. grad.; Harvard U. 1929-32; Chateau du Rosey,
Switzerland, 1927-28; newspaper writer and editor; partner in
book publishing firm 193&-40; U. S. Army 1940-45, It. col., over-
seas service; app. exec, officer, Office of the For. Ser., Dept. of
State, CAF-13, Nov. 26, 1945; CAF-14, Dec. 29, 1945; special
asst. to the dir. Feb. 13, 1946; married.— OFS.
Everett, Curtis Thomas. — b. Scottsville, Ky., Dec. 9,
1890 ; Vanderbilt Training Sch. ; Vanderbilt U., B.S.
1915, M.A. 1916 ; Sorbonne 1919 ; surveying 1913 ; instr.
in mil. acad. and prep. sch. 1911-13, 1915-17 ; with
Am. Red Cross 1917; U.S. Army 1917-19, 1st It,
overseas service ; app. elk. at $1,000 in the Dept. of
State Oct. 8, 1919 ; v.c. at Liege Jan. 7, 1920 ; at Stutt-
gart Dec. 23, 1921 ; v.c. of career of class three Feb.
26, 1923; v.c. at Stuttgart Mar. 2, 1923; class two
May 10, 1924 ; For. Ser. officer unclass. July 1, 1924 ;
v.c. at Bombay Sept. 9, 1924 ; class eight, cons., and
cons, at Bombay Oct. 20, 1926 ; at Frankfort-on-the-
Main Feb. 29, 1928; at Geneva June 11, 1928; class
seven May 23, 1929 ; class six Feb. 4, 1931 ; del.,
Conf. for Facilitating the Int. Circulation of Films
of an Educational Character, Geneva, 1933 ; class five
Oct. 1, 1935 ; observer, Inter-Govt. Conf. for Adoption of
Legal Status of Refugees Coming from Germany, Geneva,
1936 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 1, 1937 ; class four
Jan. 3, 1938 ; del., Conf. to Consider Amendments to
Convention for Facilitating the Int. Circulation of Films
of an Educational Character, Geneva, 1938 ; class three
Aug. 1, 1940 ; 1st sec. at Paris for duty at Vichy Apr.
9, 1941 ; at Vichy Oct. 1, 1941 ; cons, at Toronto
Aug. 18, 1942 ; class two May 16, 1945 ; For. Ser.
officer of class two Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Everett, Frieda Wyandt (Mrs.), — b. Angola, Ind. ;
Bryan (Ohio) High Sch. grad.; Hiram Coll., A.B.
1921 ; Columbia, B. Litt. 1924 ; staff writer on news-
paper 1923 ; with public relations firm 1923-24 ; spe-
cial correspondent and free lance writer, Europe, 1924-
25 ; staff writer on newspapers 1925-30 ; editor on
publications 1930-37 ; staff editor on magazine 1936 ;
editor of yearbook 1940 ; asst. chief and chief of pub-
lications, Office of Inter-Am. Affairs, 1942-46 ; trans-
ferred to the Dept. of State as asst. chief of publica-
tions, Int. Press and Publications Div., CAF-13, Aug.
31, 1945 ; editor, CAF-12, Apr. 11, 1946 ; chief of
documentary articles section, Int. Press and Publica-
tions Div., CAF-13, Aug. 25, 1946. — INP.
Ewing, Harry E. — app. admin, officer in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Buenos Aires July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class seven Nov. 13, 1946 ; asst. cultural
officer at Buenos Aires Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Exton, Frederick. — b. Cincinnati, Ohio, Dec. 9, 1889 ;
sch. in France and Germany ; Taft Sch. grad. ; Yale,
BA. 1911 ; Harvard Sch. of Business Admin. 1911-12 ;
U. S. Army 1917-19, 1st It., overseas service ; asst.
advertising mgr. for publishing house 1912-15 ; volunteer
del. in Belgium and France, Am. Commn. for Relief in
Belgium, 1916-17 ; salesmgr. in Europe for rubber com-
pany 1919-25 ; export business in France 1925-38 ;
patent development work in France 1938-40 ; app.
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221
dirisional asst. at $3,200 in the Dept. of State Oct. 3,
1940 ; at $4,600 Dec. 16, 1941 ; asst. chief, Supply and
Resources Div., Jan. 15, 1944 ; at $5,600 (P-6) Jan. 16,
1944 ; asst. chief, War Supply and Resources Div. Oct.
16, 1944 ;' Commodities Div. May 1, 1945 ; Div. of
Int. Resources Nov. 1, 1945 ; act. asst. chief, Munitions
Div., Aug. 5, 1946 ; married. — MD.
Faber, Hans Robert. — b. Hirschfelde, Germany, Feb.
6, 1908 ; naturalized May 7, 1936 ; Wiesbaden High
Sch. grad. ; Royal Gymnasium, Wiesbaden, 1924-26 ;
apprentice in bank in Germany 1926-28 ; oil station
mgr. 1929-30 ; elk. in trust company 1930-35 ; elk.,
Dept. of Agri., 1935-37 ; auditor, Nat. Bituminous Coal
Coram., 1937-38 ; sales agt. with insur. company 1938—
40 ; chief elk. of selective service bd. 1940-41 ; require-
ments officer 1941-44, sr. requirements officer in New
Delhi 1944-45, For. Econ. Admin. ; transferred to the
Dept. of State as requirements officer, CAF-12, Oct.
20, 1945 ; for. trade analyst Feb. 18, 1946 ; mar-
ried— DD.
Fagan, Margaret Ann. — b. Muscatine, Iowa ; St.
Mathias High Sch. grad. ; Muscatine Jr. Coll. 1932-
34 ; chief elk. and admin, asst., Bd. of Econ. Warfare,
1942 ; admin, officer 1943, asst. chief of projects section
1944-45, For. Econ. Admin. ; transferred to the Dept.
of State as asst. chief of projects and services section,
Office of For. Liquidation, CAF-11, Oct. 20, 194*5 ;
chief of field operations branch June 30, 1946.— OFLC.
Fahy, Charles.— b. Rome, Ga., Aug. 27, 1892; Rome High
Sch. grad.; Georgetown, LL. B. 1914, LL. D. 1942; mem. of bars
of N. Mex. and D. C; U. S. Navy 1917-19, It. (jg), overseas
service; first asst. solicitor, mem., and chm. of Petroleum
Admin. Bd. 1933-35, Dept. of the Interior; gen. counsel, Nat.
Labor Relations Bd., 1935-40; asst. solicitor gen. 1940-41, solicitor
gen. 1941-45, Dept. of Justice; legal adviser and dir. of Legal Div.,
Office of Mil. Govt, for Germany, 1945-46; mem., President's
Base Lease Cominn., London, 1941; adviser, Comm. of Jurists,
Washington, and United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Fran-
cisco, 1945; app. legal adviser, Dept. of State, June 19, 1946;
married.— Le
Fairbank, Wilma Cannon (Mrs.) — b. Cambridge,
Mass., Apr. 23, 1909 ; Cambridge High and Latin Sch.
grad. ; Radcliffe Coll., B.A. 1931, grad. work 1937-39 ;
Chinese language study, Peiping, 1932-36 ; researcher,
Am. Council of Learned Societies, 1941 ; app. divisional
asst. at $2,000 in the Dept. of State Jan. 31, 1942 ; at
$2,600 Sept. 1, 1942 ; observer, 8th Int. Conf., Inst, of
Pacific Relations, Mont Tremblant, Canada, 1942 ; at
$2,700 Apr. 1, 1944 ; recorder, Inst, of Pacific Rela-
tions Conf., Hot Springs, Va., 1945 ; at $3,800 Sept.
25, 1944 ; cultural-relations officer at Chungking Mar.
18, 1945 : at Nanking Apr. 1, 1946 ; admin, officer at
Nanking July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class
five Nov. 13, 1946 ; cultural officer at Nanking Nov. 13,
1946.
Fairman, Walter Hugh. — b. Harrisburg, Pa., July 24,
1902 ; Hyde Park High Sch. grad. ; business sch. ;
head of div. for private company 1919-26 ; public
accountant 1926-33 ; asst. division head, Civil Works
Admin., 1933-35 ; chief accountant for Pa., Fed.
Works Agency, 1935-43 ; admin, officer, For. Econ.
Admin., 1943—45 ; app. fiscal and budgetary analyst
at $5,400 (CAF-12) in the Dept. of State Mar. 19,
1945 ; asst. finance officer, United Nations Conf. on Int.
Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; finance officer, 1st part of
1st sess. of the Gen. Assembly, United Nations, London,
1946 ; married. — DF.
Falck, L. James. — b. Vienna, Va., Nov. 16, 1903;
Ogden (Utah) High Sch. grad. ; George Washington,
A.B. 1928; elk., Dept. of State, 1923-28; asst. special
agt., Bu. of For. and Dom. Com., 1928-33 ; elk.. Navy
Dept., 1933-34 ; Securities and Exchange Commn. 1934-
36; app. elk. at $2,000 in the Dept. of State Apr. 1,
1936; economic analyst at $2,600 Sept. 16, 1937;
divisional asst. Aug. 29, 1938; at $2,700 Apr. 16, 1939;
at $3,800 June 16, 1940 ; consultant, Inter-Am. Mari-
time Conf., Washington, 1940 ; at $4,000 Jan. 1, 1943 ;
at $5,600 May 16, 1943 ; asst. chief, Shipping Div.,
Nov. 16, 1944 ; at $6,500 (P-7) Nov. 30, 1944 ; adviser,
U. S. del., Maritime Preparatory Tech Conf., Int. Labor
Org., Copenhagen, 1945 ; special asst. to U. S. del.,
28th (Maritime) sess. of the Int. Labor Office, Int.
Labor Org., Seattle, Wash., 1946 ; married. — SD.
Fales, Herbert Peck. — b. Detroit, Mich., Oct. 29, 1904 ;
Princeton 1923-25; Pomona Coll., B.A. 1928; Oxford,
B. A. Hon. and M.A. 1937: U. S. Naval Observatory
Eclipse Expedition, So. Pacific, 1930 ; asst. cashier in
national bank 1932 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass.,
v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 2, 1937 ;
v.c. at Berlin July 8, 1937; For. Ser. Sch. Jan. 19,
1938 ; to the Dept., temp., June 17, 1938 : v.c. at Vienna
July 19, 1938; at Tokyo June 12, 1940 (canceled) ; to
the Dept. Oct. 18, 1940; class eight Oct. 20, 1942;
class seven July 16, 1944 ; 2d sec. and v.c. at London
Oct. 6, 1944 ; class five May 16, 1945 ; cons. July 2,
L945 ; cons, at London in addition to duties as 2d sec.
July 6, 1945 ; to the Dept. Nov. 7, 1946 ; For Ser. offi-
cer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Falloon, James H. — b. Falls City, Nebr., Sept. 30,
1894 ; Falls City High Sch. grad. ; Ohio U. 1913-14 ;
John Marshall Law Sch. 1914-16 ; mem. of bar of
Nebr. ; U.S. Army 1918 ; mgr. of newspaper 1923-29 ;
lawyer 1929-43 ; app. atty. at $5,000 in the Dept. of
State May 17, 1943 ; at $5,600 July 1, 1945 ; at $5,810
July 1, 1945 ; married. — AMC.
Farley, Hugh Dexter. — b. Utica, N. Y., Feb. 12, 1913 ;
Choate Sch. grad. ; Yale, B.A. 1934, M.A. 1941 ; Colum-
bia, M.A. 1943 ; instr. in Eng. in Changsha, China,
1934-36 ; field sec. for Yale-in-China 1936-37 ; instr.
in Eng., prep sch. 1937-39, Carleton Coll. 1940-42 ;
U.S. Navy, 1942—45, It., overseas service ; recorder and
U.S. Naval overseer, 9th Inst, of Pacific Relations Conf.,
Hot Springs, Va., 1945 ; comm. sec and exec. asst. to
exec, sec, United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San
Francisco, 1945 ; app. exec, officer, Far Eastern
Commn., Dept. of State, CAF-14, Nov. 30, 1945 ;
deputy sec. gen. May 30, 1946 ; at $8,179.50 July 1,
1946 ; asst. chief, Div. of Int. Confs., P-7, Oct. 20,
1946 ; married. — IC.
Farmer, Mona T. — app. admin, asst. in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Rangoon July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; librarian at
Rangoon Nov. 13, 1946.
Farnsworth, Edward Leslie. — b. Somerville. Mass.,
Jan. 25, 1901 ; Cambridge High Sch. grad. ; business-
sch. grad. ; elk. and asst. mgr. for fruit import com.
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pany in Honduras and Guatemala 1923-42 ; exec, sec,
Coordination Comm. of Guatemala, 1942-45 ; app. in-
formation officer in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and as-
signed at Guatemala July 1, 1946; For. Ser. Reserve
officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946.
Farnsworth, Frederick Edward. — b. Colorado Springs,
Colo., Mar. 8, 1906 ; Middlesex Sen. grad. ; Harvard,
AB. 1929 ; anthropological expedition to Albania 1929-
30 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 17, 1931 ; v.c. at Ciudad
Juarez Jan. 20, 1932 ; For. Ser. Sen. Feb. 1, 1933 ; V.C.
at Palermo June 13, 1933 ; at Istanbul Apr. 27, 1934 ; 3d
sec. at Istanbul Aug. 8, 1934 ; v.c. at Singapore Dec.
19, 1936 ; at Montreal Nov. 26, 1938 ; class eight Mar.
1, 1940 ; class seven Feb. 1, 1942 ; cons. May 21, 1942 ;
cons, at Montreal May 26, 1942 ; at Ottawa, temp.,
June 20, 1942 ; at Montreal Sept. 18, 1942 ; sec. of
del., 2d sess. of the Council, United Nations Relief
and Rehabilitation Admin., Montreal, 1944 ; 2d sec.
and cons, at Cairo Dec. 4, 1944 ; class six Aug. 13,
1945 ; For Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Farrar, Victor John. — b. Perry, Me., Jan. 1, 1886 ;
Hamburg (N.Y.) High Sch. grad.; U. of Wis., A.B.
1911. A.M. 1912, Ph.D. 1927; teacher of hist, in high
sch. 1912-13; asst. in hist., U. of Wis., 1913-14, 1924-
25 ; research assoc. and instr. in hist., U. of Wash.,
1914-24 ; U.S. Army 1918-19, overseas service ; prof,
of hist, at Carroll Coll. 1925-26. at Sterling Coll.
1927-30; app. research asst. at $3,200 in the Dept.
of State Sept. 22, 1930; at $3,300 Apr. 16, 1939; at
$3,400 Oct. 1, 1941 ; at $3,500 Apr. 1, 1943 ; specialist
on historical research at $3,800 (P-4) Feb. 1, 1944;
research asst. Oct. 1, 1944. — RE.
Farrell, Thomas Francis. — b. Boston, Mass., Apr. 16,
1887 ; Boston Eng. High Sch. grad. ; George Wash-
ington, A.B. 1921 ; La Salle Sch. of Law, LL.B. 1926 ;
mgr. of structural-steel business 1912-14 ; bookkeeper,
Navy Dept., 1914-17; app. elk. at $900 in the Dept.
of State Nov. 19, 1917 : at $1,000 May 1, 1918 ; at
$1,600 July 1, 1918 ; at $1,860 July 1, 1924 ; at $1,920
Mar. 1, 1927 ; at $2,100 July 1, 1928 ; at $2,200 July
1, 1928; at $2,300 (CAF-6) Feb. 1, 1929; divisional
asst., P-4, Mar. 1, 1946 ; married. — PD.
Farrell, William Stokes. — b. Montreal, Canada, oi
Am. parents, Nov. 14, 1907; Port Jefferson (N.Y.) High
Sch. ; Cornell, A.B. 1928 ; Georgetown U. ; 2d It., O.R.C. ;
app. For. Ser. officer unclass. and v.c. of career Nov.
12, 1929 ; v.c. at Mexico City, temp., Nov. 27, 1929 ;
For. Ser. Sch. Sept. 27, 1930 ; v.c. at Addis Ababa Feb.
24, 1931 ; at Aden, temp., July 27, 1934 ; at Beirut
Aug. 2, 1934 ; also language officer at Beirut Sept. 19,
1935; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Apr. 25, 1936; v.c. at
Sofia, temp., Apr. 20, 1937 ; 3d sec. at Istanbul, temp.,
Sept. 24. 1937 ; v.c. and language officer at Beirut Oct.
26, 1937; v.c. and 3d sec. at Teheran, temp., £pr. 8,
1938 (did not proceed to post) ; class eight and cons.
May 1, 1938; cons, at Beirut May 12, 1938; 3d sec.
and cons, at Teheran, temp., May 20, 1938 ; 3d sec. at
Cairo, temp., Dec. 7, 1938 ; cons, and 3d sec. at
Baghdad Feb. 18, 1939 ; class seven Mar. 1, 1940 ; 2d
sec. at Baghdad in addition to duties as cons. Apr.
26, 1940; 2d sec. and cons, at Damascus Dec. 22, 1942 :
class six July 16, 1943 ; to the Dept. Feb. 19, 1944 ;
leave without pay Apr. 20, 1945- ; For. S*er. officer of
class four Nov. 13, 1946.
Faus, Keeler. — b. Hanover, Pa., Sept. 11, 1910; Am.
U., B.A. 1932 ; Universitfi de Dijon, summer 1932 ;
University de Paris, 1934-36 ; instr., Ecole Normale
d'Instituteurs, Savenay, France, 1932-35, Paris 1934-
35 ; sec. in Paris 1935-36 ; app. elk. in Am. emb. at
Paris July 16, 1936 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser., Dec. 31. 1942 ; to the
Dept. Feb. 18, 1944 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Madrid May 6,
1944 ; sec. and v.c. at Paris Oct. 9, 1944 ; 3d sec. at
Paris in addition to duties as v.c May 10, 1945 ; class
eight Dec. 17, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class five Nov.
13, 1946.
Faust, John Bernard. — b. near Allendale, S.C., Sept.
18, 1898; Denmark High Sch.; Clemson Agri. Coll.,
B.Sc. 1918; Georgetown Sch. of For. Ser. 1925-26:
engaged in chemical engineering work in U. S. and
Chile. 1918-26 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass. May
28, 1926 ; v.c. of career June 15, 1926 ; v.c. at Buenos
Aires Apr. 25, 1927 ; at Asuncion Nov. 7, 1928 ; sec. in
the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 7, 1928 ; also 3d sec. at Asuncion
Nov. 20, 1928; v.c. at Berlin Mar. 30. 1931 (canceled) ;
at Paris Dec. 30. 1931 ; at Lisbon Nov. 11, 1933 ; class
eight July 1, 1934 ; cons. Jan. 22, 1935 ; cons, at Lisbon,
Jan. 24, 1935 ; at Santiago, Chile. Aug. 7, 1935 ; sec. to
Am. del., regional meeting of Am. states. Int. Labor
Organization, Santiago, Chile, 1936 ; class seven Apr. 1,
1939 ; 2d sec. at Santiago In addition to duties as cons.
Aug. 30. 1939 ; class six June 1, 1942 ; 2d sec. and cons,
at Tegucigalpa July 16, 1942 ; cons, at La Ceiba, temp.,
Mar. 5, 1945 ; class five May 16, 1945 ; 1st sec. at
Tegucigalpa in addition to duties as cons. Apr. 15,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Fearey, Robert Appleton. — b. Garden City. N.Y., July
4, 1918; Groton Sch. grad.; Harvard, A.B. 1941; pri-
vate sec. to Am. Arab. 1941-42 ; app. divisional asst. at
$2,600 in the Dept. of State Oct. 7, 1942 ; country-
econ. asst. at $3,200 (P-3) July 1, 1944 ; mem. of U. S.
del., Inst, of Pacific Relations Conf., Hot Springs, Va.,
1945 ; eeon. analyst in the For. Ser. Auxiliary, office
of U.S. political adviser to Supreme Commander, Allied
Forces, Japan, Sept. 29. 1945 ; asst. to country spe-
cialist, P-4, Sept. 24, 1946 ; married. — J A.
Fearing, George Richmond, Jr. — b. Paris, France, of
Am. parents, Mar. 28, 189S ; St. Mark's Sch. grad. ;
Harvard U. 1919-21 ; U. S. Army 1917-19, 1942-46,
col., overseas service ; with banking firm 1921—29 ; con-
ducted personal affairs 1929-39 ; exec. dir. of various
civic enterprises 1939-42 ; app. dir., Office of Intelli-
gence Collection and Dissemination, Dept. of State,
P-8, Apr. 16, 1946 ; married. — OCD.
Feld, Nicholas. — b. Vicksburg, Miss., Dec. 5, 1915 ;
Little Rock High Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A.B. 1936, grad.
work 1937-38 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser., and v.c. at Zurich
Mar. 2, 1939 ; v.c. at Basel, temp., Dec. 19, 1939 ; For.
Ser. Sch. Jan. 2, 1940; v.c. at Madras June 10. 1940;
at Karachi Apr. 18, 1942 (canceled) ; class eight Nov.
16, 1943 ; 3d sec. at Pretoria July 15, 1944 ; class seven
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May 16. 1945 ; 2d sec. at Pretoria June 21, 1945 ; class
six May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov.
13, 1946.
Feldman, Arthur William. — b. Boston, Mass., Sept. 3,
1912 ; Boston Latin Sen. grad. ; U. of Liege, Belginm,
1931-33 ; Colby Coll., B.S. 1935 ; Harvard, M.A. 1941,
1941-42 ; dir. and tutor with bu. of private tutors
1935-42 ; immigrant insp., Dept. of Justice, 1942-44 ;
app. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned v.c. at
Alexandria Nov. 25, 1944 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Fcnnemore, George Myron. — b. Rochester, N.Y., June
29, 1915 ; East High Sch. grad. ; U. of Rochester, A.B.
1936. M.A. 1938; Brown U. 1937-40; Columbia U.
1940-41 ; asst. instr. in hist., U. of Rochester 1936-37,
Brown U. 1937-38 ; fellow in hist., Brown D., 1938-40 ;
app. elk. at $1,800 in the Dept. of State Dec. 26. 1940;
divisional asst. at $2,600 Feb. 16, 1942 ; research asst.
at $3,200 July 1, 1942 ; at $3,300 Jan. 1, 1944 ; spe-
cialist on historical research at $3,800 (P— 4) Feb. 1,
1944 ; furlough for, mil. ser. (U.S. Navy, It. (jg) ) Sept.
25, 1944-May 6, 1946 ; chief of section, Office of the
Legal Adviser, P-5, May 6, 1946 ; married. — Le.
Ferber, David Isaac. — b. Albany, N.Y., Jan. 22, 1919;
U. of Ariz. 1935-38; stenog. and cost elk., Soil Con-
servation Ser., Dept. of AgrL, 1938-41 ; app. elk. in the
Am. emb. at Ciudad Trujillo July 24, 1941 ; jr. econ.
analyst at Ciudad Trujillo May 26, 1943 ; v.c. at
Madrid Jan. 21, 1944 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser., Dec. 22, 1945 ; 3d
sec. and v.c at Madrid Dec. 29, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer
of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Ferguson, C. Vaughan, Jr. — b. Schenectady, N.Y., Jan.
12, 1915; St. Paul's Sch. grad.; Harvard, A.B. 1937;
Harvard Sch. of Business Admin. 1937-38 ; salesman
and elk. 193S-39; For. Ser. elk. June-Sept. 1940;
app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Sept. 3. 1940; v.c. at Winnipeg Sept.
7, 1940 ; to the Dept. Aug. 15, 1941 (For. Ser. Sch. Nov.
3-Dec. 6, 1941) ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Tehran Dec. 24,
1941 ; class eight Mar. 1, 1945 ; class seven May 19,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer at Bucharest May 27, 1946 ; 2d
sec. and v.c. at Bucharest July 11, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946.
Ferguson, Charles Albert.— b. Philadelphia, Pa., July 6, 1921;
Upper Darby High Sch. grad.; U. of Pa., A. B. 1942, A. M. 1943,
Ph. D. 1945; instr. in Arabic, Bengali, and Japanese, Army
Specialized Training Program, 1942-45; instr. in Japanese, Office
of Strategic Services, 1944-45; instr. in German, U. of Pa., 1945-
46; app. language instr., P-4, in the Dept. of State, Aug. 19, 1946;
married. — FSS.
Ferguson, Marjorie F. — app. admin, asst. in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Milan July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class nine Nov. 13, 1946 ; information
officer at Milan Nov. 13, 1946.
Fernald, Robert Foss. — b. Winn, Me., Oct. 4, 1890 ;
Hebron Acad. grad. ; Colby Coll. 1909-10 ; employed
in various capacities in Porto Rico and Santo Do-
mingo 1910-14 ; elk.. War Dent., 1914-15 ; app. elk.
In Am. consulate at Catania Jan. 14, 1916 ; v.c. at
Catania Apr. 5, 1916 ; v.c. of career of class three Sept.
27, 1919; v.c. at Catania Oct. 22, 1919; class two
May 24, 1920; at Stockholm Sept. 15, 1921; class one
Nov. 17, 1921 ; cons, of class seven June 22, 1922 ;
detailed to Goteborg Apr. 19, 1924 ; For. Ser. officer of
class eight July 1, 1924 ; cons, at Saloniki Oct. 23, 1924 ;
at Lagos July 14, 1927 ; class seven May 23, 1929 ;
to the Dept., temp., Dec. 1, 1929 ; cons, at Danzig,
temp., Mar. 19, 1930 ; at Tegucigalpa, temp., Sept. 26,
1930 ; class six Feb. 4, 1931 ; at Puerto Cabezas May
15. 1931 ; at La Paz Mar. 11, 1932 ; sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. June 17, 1933; 2d sec. at La Paz Aug. 22, 1933;
at Santiago, Chile, May 23, 1935; at Lisbon Oct. 1,
1935 ; class five Apr. 1, 1936 ; cons, at Madrid May 19,
1939 ; also 2d sec. at Madrid May 6, 1940 ; cons, at Las
Palmas Dec. 13, 1941 ; at Tananarive Feb. 8, 1945 ;
cons. gen. Mar. 16, 1945 ; class four May 16, 1945 ;
cons. gen. at Tananarive Feb. 8, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer
of class three Nov. 13, 1946.
Fernandez, Raymond F. — b. Manila, P.I., Nov. 7,
1903 ; naturalized ; Zaverian Coll., Brighton, England ;
Washington Coll. of Law, LL.B. 1938 ; elk. with cml.
firm, London ; asst. to accountant in Spain ; purchas-
ing agt., expediter, and elk. for firm in Manila ; book-
keeper ; aide to admin, dir., Nat. Recovery Admin. ;
sr. audit reviewer, Gen. Accounting Office ; asst. exec,
officer, For. Econ. Admin. ; app. econ. analyst in the
For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Paris, Oct. 6, 1944 ;
research analyst, P-5, Nov. 12, 1946. — DRE.
Ferrell, Hubert Forrest. — b. Greensburg, Pa., Dec.
30, 1915 ; high-sch. grad. ; cml. coll. grad. ; with utility
companies 1934-40 ; app. elk. in For. Ser. Nov. 16,
1940 ; at Peiping Jan. 10, 1941 ; at Chungking Aug. 4,
1943 ; also v.c. at Kunming Nov. 1, 1943 ; v.c. at
Beirut Apr. 27, 1944 ; at Le Havre Feb. 2, 1945 ; at
Paris Apr. 6, 1945 ; also admin, asst. at Paris Feb. 10,
1946 ; at Hankow June 13, 1940 ; For. Ser. officer un-
class., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. June 21,
1946; v.c. at Hankow July 15, 1946; For. Ser. officer
of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Ferrer M„ Felipe. — b. Arica, Chile, Dec. 16, 1892;
attended Liceo de Tacna ; employed by an Am. firm
in Peru since 1912 ; app. cons. agt. at Mollendo June
27, 1934; married.
Ferris, Walton Canby. — b. Philadelphia, Pa., Dec.
2, 1900; Riverside High Sch. (Milwaukee) ; Swarthmore
Coll. 1918-21 ; U. of Wis. Law Sch. 1921-22 ; Marquette
U. Law Sch. 1922-24 ; mem. of bar of Wis. ; law elk.
1922-24; law practice 1924-26; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass. May 28, 1926 ; v.c. of career June 15, 1926 ;
v.c. at Palermo June 16, 1927 ; class eight, cons., and
cons, at Palermo Feb. 24, 1931 ; divisional asst. at $3,800
in the Dept. of State Apr. 10, 1931 ; For. Ser. officer
and assigned to the Dept. Jan. 11, 1934 ; class eight,
cons., and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Jan. 15, 1934 ; cons,
at Sheffield Dec. 22, 1934; class seven Oct. 1, 1935;
cons, at London Feb. 23, 1939 ; class six Mar. 1, 1939 ;
also 2d sec. at London Mar. 10, 1941 ; class five May
1, 1941 ; to the Dept. Oct. 21, 1941 ; class four July 16,
1943 ; class three May 16, 1945 ; asst. chief, Div. of
For. Ser. Personnel, Aug. 7, 1945 ; For. Ser. insp. Oct.
18, 1945 ; ■cons. gen. Feb. 27, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Fessenden, Russell. — b. Rochester, N.Y., Apr. 20,
1916 ; high-sch. grad. ; Oberlin Coll., B.A. 1938 ; Cor-
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nell, M.A. 1939, Ph.D. 1943 ; instr. in Eng. literature,
Cornell U., 1939-43 ; U. S. Army 1943-46, overseas
service ; information specialist, Bu. of the Budget,
1946 ; app. research asst., P-3, in the Dept. of State
Aug. 7, 1946 ; P-4 Nov. 17, 1946 ; married. — RE.
Fidel, Edward Allen. — b. Grand Junction, Colo., Nov.
17, 1914 ; East High Sch. (Denver) grad. ; U. of Colo.,
1932-33; Georgetown, B.S. (For. Ser.) 1937; com-
puter for survey diet. 1935-36 ; investigating agt., Dept.
of Interior, 1937-41 ; app. jr. eoon. analyst at Quito
July 21, 1941 ; econ. analyst at Paris Nov. 24, 1944 ;
also admin, officer at Paris July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class eight Nov. 13, 1946 ; econ. analyst
at Paris Nov. 13. 1946 ; married.
Fierst, Herbert Abner — b. New York, N. Y., July 29, 1914;
Mount Vernon High Sch. grad.; Harvard, A. B. 1935; Yale,
LL. B. 1939; mem. of bar of N. Y.; atty. for law firm 1939-40;
assoc. counsel, N. Y. Commn. on Quasi-Judicial Admin. Agen-
cies, 1940-42; atty., Bd. of Econ. Warfare, 1942; U. S. Army 1942-
46, capt., overseas service; chief of section, War Dept., 1946;
adviser to U. S. mem., 5th sess. of the Council, United Nations
Relief and Rehabilitation Admin., Geneva, 1946; app. for. affairs
specialist, Office of the Asst. Sec. of State for Occupied Areas,
P-7, Sept. 24, 1946.— A-H.
Fifield, Russell Hunt. — b. Readfield, Me., Feb. 21,
1914 ; Rents Hill Sch. grad. ; Bates Coll., A.B. 1935 ;
Clark U., M.A. 1940, Ph.D. 1942 ; instr. in private
schs. 1935-38 ; instr., Springfield Coll., 1941-42 ; asst.
prof., U. of Mo., 1943-44 ; app. research asst. at
$3,200 in the Dept. of State Sept. 2, 1944 ; at $3,640
July 1, 1945 ; at $3,750 Sept. 9, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer
unclass., v.c. of career and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Oct.
16, 1945 ; to the Dept. Nov. 29, 1945 ; v.c. at Hankow
Jan. 24, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13,
1946.
Finch, George Martyn. — b. Jamestown, N. Y., May 2,
1921 ; Jamestown High Sch. grad. ; Syracuse U., A.B.
1941 ; classification analyst Jan.-Nov. 1942, insp.,
Mar.-Sept. 1946, War Dept. ; U.S. Army 1942-46 ; app.
For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. July 25, 1946 ; to the Dept. Sept. 24, 1946 ;
v.c. at Dublin Oct. 31, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Finger, Seymour Maxwell. — b. New York, N.Y., Apr.
30, 1915 ; Boys High Sch. grad. ; Ohio U., B.S. 1935 ;
U. of Cincinnati 1942 ; branch mgr. 1935-37, 1938-40,
supervisor 1940-43, and asst. to v. pres. 1945-46, with
photographic corp. ; teacher in public sch. 1937-38 ;
U.S. Army 1943-45, overseas service ; app. v.c. in the
For. Ser. and assigned to the Dept. Jan. 20, 1946 ; at
Stuttgart Feb. 13, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Finley, Harold Daniel. — b. Ballston Spa, N.Y., Nov.
4, 1893 ; Worcester Acad. ; Yale, B.A. 1917 ; Edinburgh
U. 1927-29 ; sec. and asst. to Sir Wilfred T. Grenfell in
Labrador, summers 1915 and 1916 ; U. S. Army 1917-20.
capt., overseas service ; app. v.c. of career of class three
Sept. 7. 1920; v.c. at Havre Oct. 18. 1920; class two
May 26. 1922 ; class one Feb. 26, 1923 ; v.c. at Naples
Mar. 30, 1923 ; cons, of class seven Dec. 19, 1923 ; For.
Ser. officer of class eight July 1, 1924 ; cons, at Patras,
temp., July 21, 1926; at Naples Sept. 2, 1926; class
seven Oct. 20, 1926 ; cons, at Edinburgh Feb. 16, 1927 ;
class six May 9, 1930 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. and 2d
sec. at San Salvador Sept. 30, 1930; at Panama Dec.
30, 1931 ; cons, at Bordeaux Nov. 17, 1933 ; class five
Oct. 1, 1935 ; cons, and 2d sec. at Port-au-Prince Oct.
7, 1936 ; class four Apr. 1, 1939 ; to the Dept. May 6,
1939 ; asst. chief, Div. of the Am. Republics, July 17,
1939 ; mem. of hospitality committee and sec, 8th
Am. Scientific Cong., Washington, 1940 ; special mission
to Dominican Republic 1940 ; consultant, Inter-Am.
Maritime Conf., Washington, 1940 ; 1st sec. at Mexico
City Aug. 22, 1941 ; also cons, at Mexico City Nov. 1,
1941 ; 1st sec. and cons, at Managua Nov. 2, 1943 ;
class three May 16, 1945 ; cons. gen. and cons. gen. at
Algiers Oct. 15, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class three
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Finn, Richard B. — app. tech. sec, Far Eastern
Commn., Dept. of State, at $4,300, June 24, 1946 ; at
$4,902 July 1, 1946; exec sec. Oct. 21, 1946. — FEC.
Finnila, Lillian. — b. Spokane, Wash., Sept. 12, 1892 ;
high-sch. grad. ; business sch. ; elk. with insur. com-
pany and brokerage firm ; app. elk. in Am. consulate
at Vancouver Sept. 11, 1918 ; admin, asst. at Vancouver
Feb. 10, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13, 1946.
Fiot, Andre Louis.— b. Lyon, France, Nov. 28, 1900; natural-
ized 1942; College of Autun, Saone-et-Loire, France, (high sch.)
grad.; Coll. of Autun, U. of Lyon, 1916-18; French navy 1919-
22; for. officer, French Ministry of For. Affairs, 1922-12; U. S.
Army, 1942-46, It. col.; app. chief of French section, Central
Translating Div., Dept. of State, CAF-12, Aug. 23, 1946.— TC.
Firmin, Gwen Murdeen. — b. El Reno, Okla., high-sch.
grad. ; newspaper work 1937-38 ; radio work 193S-^5 ;
announcer, Office of War Information, Jan.-Aug. 1945 ;
transferred to the Dept. of State as script writer, CAF-
11, Aug. 31, 1945 ; detailed to Meeting on Urgent Food
Problems, United Nations Food and Agri. Org., Wash-
ington, 1946 ; radio program producer, CAF— 12, July
28, 1946. — IBD.
Fischer, Eric. — transferred to the Dept. of State as
geographer, P-4, Oct. 1, 1945. — MI.
Fishburn, John Tipton. — b. Moscow, Idaho, Oct. 11,
1913; Cushing (Okla.) High Sch. grad.; U. of Okla.,
B.A. 1935 ; Fletcher Sch. of Law and Diplomacy, M.A.
1936 ; Brookings Inst. Fellow Sept.-Dec 1938 ; asst. in
econ., Tufts Coll., 1937-38 ; divisional asst. at $3,200 in
the Dept. of State Dec. 16, 1938 ; resigned Apr. 7, 1941 ;
chief, Raw Materials and Commodity Section, Coordi-
nator of Inter-Am. Affairs, 1941—43 ; app. econ. analyst
at Buenos Aires Dec. 9, 1942 ; at Montevideo May 9,
1944 ; chief of area problems branch, Div. of Int.
Labor, Social, and Health Affairs, Dept. of State, at
$6,230 (P-6) Sept. 20, 1945; married. — ILH.
Fishburne, John Ingram. — b. Columbia, S.C., Dec. 7,
1913 ; Columbia High Sch. grad. ; U. of S.C., B.A.
1934 ; U. of Paris, summer 1939 ; U. of N.C., summer
1940 ; instr., U. of S.C., 1934-35 ; teacher in high sch.
1935-45 ; warehouseman at port of embarkation 1942-
45 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned
to the Dept. Mar. 19, 1945 ; v.c. at Las Palmas de
Gran Canaria June 29, 1945 ; also admin, asst. at Las
Palmas de Gran Canaria July 1, 1946 ; v.c. and admin.
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asst. at Tenerife July 13, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer
of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Tenerife Nov.
13, 1946 ; married.
Fisher, Adrian Sanford. — b. Memphis, Tenn., Jan. 21,
1914 ; Choate Sch. grad. ; Princeton, A.B. 1934 ; Har-
vard Law Sch., LL.B. 1937, grad. work 1937-38 ; law
sec. to assoc. justices of U.S. Supreme Court 1938-39 ;
atty. in legal dept. of Bonneville Project June-Sept.
1939, in Securities and Exchange Commn. 1939-40,
with Tenn. Valley Authority 1940^1 ; app. asst. to the
legal adviser at $4,600 in the Dept. of State Apr. 28,
1941 ; asst. chief, For. Funds and Financial Div., Oct. 8,
1941 ; asst. chief, For. Funds Control Div., Nov. 24,
1941 ; at $6,500 Jan. 1, 1942 ; resigned May 27, 1942
to enter the armed services.
Fisher, Dorsey Gassaway. — b. Fort Leavenworth,
Kans., Feb. 12, 1907; Harvard, A.B. 1927, A.M. 1928;
app. For. Ser. officer unclass. and v.c. of career Mar.
26, 1929 ; For. Ser. Sch. May 1, 1929 ; v.c. at Calcutta
July 10, 1929 ; at Habana Dec. 9, 1932 ; at Matanzas,
temp., Apr. 19, 1933 ; at Habana July 6. 1933 ; at Ma-
tanzas Feb. 16. 1934 ; at San Salvador Jan. 5, 1935 ; sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Jan. 25, 1935 ; also 3d sec. at San
Salvador Jan. 28, 1935 ; class eight cons., and cons,
at San Salvador in addition to duties as 3d sec. Oct. 1,
1935 ; to the Dept. June 14, 1937 ; class seven Aug. 17,
1938 ; act. asst. chief, Div. of Current Information,
Oct. 2, 1940 ; 2d sec. and cons, at London Mar. 17,
1941 ; class six Feb. 1, 1942 ; asst. press-relations
officer, United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Fran-
cisco, 1945 : class five May 16, 1945 ; public relations
officer, U. S. del., 1st part of 1st sess. of the Gen.
Assembly, United Nations, London, 1946 ; class four
May 19, 1946 ; 1st sec. and cons, at Mexico City July
17, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946.
Fisher, Francis McCracken.— b. Pittsburgh, Pa., May 6, 1907;
Ludington (Mich.) High Sch. grad.; Mich. State Coll., 1926-28;
Yenching U., Peiping, B. A. 1933; city editor of newspaper in
Peiping 1933-34; correspondent and bu. mgr. in press association,
Chunking and North China, 1934-41; dir. of China Operations,
Office of War Information, 1941-45; transferred to the Dept. of
State as chief field representative, Office of Int. Information
and Cultural Affairs, at $8,000, Aug. 31, 1945; act. asst. chief,
Area Div. Ill, Jan. 1, 1946; policy information officer, Office of
Far Eastern Affairs, P-7, Mar. 10, 1946; married.— FE.
Fisher, Joseph L. — b. Pawtucket, R.I., Jan. 11, 1914;
Pawtucket High Sch. grad. ; Bowdoin Coll., B.S. 1935 ;
London Sch. of Econ. 1935-36 ; Harvard. M.A. 1938 ;
instr. in econ., Allegheny Coll., 1938-40 ; planning
technician, Nat. Resources Planning Bd., 1939-43 ; app.
divisional asst. at $3,800 (P-4) in the Dept. of State
July 19, 1943 ; furlough for mil. ser. Nov. 15, 1943- ;
married.
Fisher, Ralph Hart. — b. Tokyo, Japan, of Am. par-
ents, Sept. 17, 1916 ; Western Reserve Acad. grad. ;
Paedagogium Niesky, Germany, 1934-35 ; Swarthmore
Coll., B.A. 1939 ; distribution representative and jr.
economist, Dept. of Agri., 1939-42 ; asst. admin, an-
alyst, War Production Bd., Mar.-Oct. 1942 ; assoc.
admin, analyst, Office of Price Admin., 1942-43 ; re-
gional analyst, Office of War Information, 1944 ; app.
admin, analyst at $3,800 (CAF-11) in the Dept. of
State Feb. 12, 1945 : divisional asst., P^, Oct. 20,
1846.— JK.
Fisher, Raymond H.— b. Galveston, Tex., Aug. 24, 1900; Long
Beach (Calif.) High Sch. grad.; business sch.; Stanford, B. A. 1929,
M. A. 1930; U. of 111., Ph. D. 1934; instr., U. of 111., 1930-34;
prof., State Teacher's Coll., St. Cloud, Minn., 1934-35, Colgate
U., 1935-36, Oberlin Coll. 1936-42; U. S. Army 1942-45, maj.;
app. divisional asst., P-4, in the Dept. of State Oct. 2, 1945;
married.— OIC.
Fisher, William Dale.— b. Oak Park, 111., Nov. 19, 1919; Oak
Park High Sch. grad.; Yale, B. A. 1941; production asst. in
advertising agency 1941; U. S. Navy 1941-45, It., overseas service;
representative with hospital insur. corp. 1943-45; app. For.
Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
July 25, 1946; to the Dept. Sept. 9, 1946; 3d sec. and v. c. at The
Hague Oct. 22, 1946; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946;
married.
Fisk, Ernest H. — app. asst. public affairs officer in
the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at New Delhi
July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class four
Nov. 13, 1946.
Fite, Katherine Boardman. — b. Boston, Mass. ; Hart-
ridge Sch. grad. ; Lycee de Jeunes Filles, France ;
Vassar, A.B. 1926; Yale, LL.B. 1930; mem. of bar
of N.Y. ; teacher, Bancroft Sch., 1926-27 ; research asst.,
to judge 1930-32, at Yale Law Sch. 1932-33 ; admin,
work 1933-34; atty., Gen. Claims Commn., U. S. and
Mexico, 1934—36 ; app. asst. to the legal adviser at
$2,600 in the Dept. of State Jan. 7, 1937; at $2,700
Apr. 16, 1939 ; at $3,200 Sept. 16, 1939 ; at $3,300 Oct. 1,
1941 ; at $3,800 Aug. 1, 1942 ; at $4,600 (P-5) Mar. 16,
1944 ; atty. in Office of U.S. Chief of Counsel for Prose-
cution of Axis Criminality at Niirnberg, 1945. — Le.
Fitzgerald, John F. — b. Philadelphia, Pa., Oct. 25,
1913 ; Overbrook High Sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ;
U. of Pa. 1935-42 ; Cornell, summer 1942 ; sec. to sales
dir. of chemical firm 1937-42 ; app. v.c. at Medellin Nov.
24, 1942 ; at Tijuana May 27, 1944 ; at Bilbao Aug. 2,
1945 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Oct. 16, 1945 ; v.c. at Bilbao
Nov. 26, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Flack, Joseph. — b. Grenoble, Pa., Dec. 5, 1894 ; Hat-
boro High Sch. grad. ; U. of Pa., B.S. 1916. grad. work
1919-20 ; social-service work and admin, position with
steamship company 1916 ; app. cons. asst. Aug. 30, 1916,
v.c. at Liverpool May 8, 1917 ; on leave as cons. asst.
from Sept. 1919 ; sec. of emb. or leg. of class four Apr.
7, 1920; assigned to Paris July 29, 1920; to La Paz
Aug. 15, 1922; class three Sept. 22. 1922; to Santo
Domingo Apr. 2, 1924 ; For. Ser. officer of class six
July 1, 1924 ; class five Apr. 30. 1925 ; 2d sec. at "Vienna
June 3, 1925 ; at Santiago, Chile, Apr. 2, 1929 ; class
four July 24, 1930 ; 1st sec. at Warsaw Jan. 29, 1931 ; at
Madrid Aug. 30, 1932 ; at Berlin May 11, 1933 ; detailed
to accompany Am. amb. to Moscow Dee. 9-23, 1933 ;
to the Dept. June 9, 1936 ; class three June 1, 1937 ;
cons. gen. Aug. 17, 1937 ; class two Nov. 16, 1939 ;
couns. of emb. and cons. gen. at Madrid Oct. 24, 1940 ;
couns. of emb. at Caracas May 9, 1941 ; class one May
16, 1945 ; to the Dept. June 27, 1945 ; chief, Div. of
North and West Coast Affairs, Oct. 1, 1945 ; A.E. and
P. to Bolivia Apr. 27, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class of
career minister Nov. 14, 1946 ; married.
Flack, Thomas Richard. — b. Chicago, 111., Jan. 3,
1881 ; business sch. ; U. of Santo Tomas, Manila, P.IM
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2 yrs, ; U.S. Army 1898, Cuban service ; elk. in Govt,
depts. 1902-3; in Bu. of Agri., Philippine I., 1903-16;
app. elk. in Am. consulate at Moscow Oct. 1917 ; in Am.
emb. in Russia Oct. 1918 ; in Am. consulate at Tiflis
Sept. 1919 ; at Aleppo July 1, 1921 ; v.c. at Aleppo Sept.
24, 1921 ; at Vienna Aug. 7, 1924 ; at Bremen, temp.,
Mar. 15. 1926; at Vienna Aug. 13, 1926, Apr. 7, 1938;
at Basel July 22, 1941 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
ten Nov. 13, 1940 ; married.
Flagg, Edmund Alger. — b. Falls Church, Va., June
16, 1S91 ; Randolph-Macon Acad. grad. ; Am. U. ; elk.
Bu. of Pensions, 1912-13 ; elk. and stenog. with utility
company 1913-16 ; stockman and salesman with auto-
mobile company 1916-17 ; U.S. Navy 1917-21 ; chief
of section, Bu. of Internal Revenue, 1919-24 ; sales-
man for real estate company 1924-27 ; chief of section,
Bu. of For. and Dom. Com. 1927-33, Bu. of Internal
Revenue 1933-36, Social Security Bd. 1936-42 ; pro-
cedure analyst, War Dept., 1942-43 : exec, Communi-
cations and Records Div., Selective Ser. System, 1943-
46 ; app. admin, officer, Div. of Publications, Dept. of
State, CAF-11, Nov. 15, 1946; married. — PB.
Flaherty, Francis Edward. — b. New Britain, Conn.,
Mar. 7, 1906; Eastern High Sch. (D.C.) grad.; busi-
ness-sch. grad. ; elk. 1924 ; app. elk. at $1,320 in the
Dept. of State Sept. 8, 1924 ; at $1,500 June 1, 1925 ; at
$1,680 Oct. 1, 1926; at $1,800 July 1, 1928; at $1,860
July 1, 1928; at $2,000 Apr. 1, 1929; at $2,200 July
1, 1930 ; elk., 1st stage, Gen. Disarmament Conf.,
Geneva, 1932; admin, asst. at $2,900 Apr. 16, 1936;
admin, officer at $3,800 July 1, 1937 ; at $4,000 Apr. 16,
1939 ; asst. chief, Div. of For. Ser. Admin., Dec. 3, 1941 ;
at $4,200 Jan. 1, 1942; at $5,600 (CAF-13) June 1,
1942. — FA.
Flake, Wilson Clark. — b. Newport News, Va., Feb.
28, 1906 ; Emerson Inst. grad. ; Georgetown U. 1926-
28 ; elk., Dept. of Com., 1926-28 ; cml. agt., N.Y. dist.
office, Bu. of For. and Dom. Com., 1928-29; app. asst.
trade commr. at Bombay Dec. 1929 ; at Calcutta Feb.
1930 ; at Sydney Sept. 20, 1933 ; at Manila, temp., Sept.
16, 1935 ; at Sydney Jan. 16, 1936 ; trade commr. at
Sydney July 7, 1937 ; For. Ser. officer of class seven
July 1, 1939 ; cons, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16.
1939 ; cons, at Sydney Dec. 29, 1939 ; class six Oct. 20,
1942 ; at Canberra, temp., Oct. 16, 1944 ; to the Dept.
Feb. 6, 1945 ; class five May 16, 1945 ; class four Aug.
13, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married. — FP.
Flanagan, James McHugh. — b. Johnstown, Pa., Dec.
1, 1901 ; Johnstown High Sch. grad. ; U. of Pittsburgh,
B.A. 1926, M.A. 1928 ; Cambridge U. 1932 ; instr., U. of
Pittsburgh, 1926-39 : editor with publishing company
1939-40 ; research aide, Nat. Research Council, 1940-
41 ; consultant, U. S. Public Health Ser., 1941-42 ; edi-
torial writer with newspaper 1942—44 ; sr. field repre-
sentative, Office of War Information, 1944—45 ; trans-
ferred to the Dept. of State as news editor, CAF-12,
Aug. 31, 1945 ; information specialist July 1, 1946. —
PL.
Flatau, Jack Augustus. — b. Athens, Ga., Mar. 19,
1913 ; high-sch. grad. ; U. of Ga., A.B. 1932, M.A. 1933 ;
publicity work 1934 ; elk., Agri. Adjustment Admin.,
1935-37 ; app. elk. in Am. leg. at Caracas July 15,
1937 ; at Quito Aug. 20, 1940 ; at Madrid Aug. 28,
1941 ; admin, asst. at Madrid Apr. 21, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Fleming, Horace Kingston. — b. Cheshire, England,
Feb. 1, 1901 ; naturalized 1937 ; Bootham Sch. grad. ;
London Sch. of Econ. 1919-21 ; with Quaker anti-
typhus mission in Ukraine, Polish Galicia, and Silesia,
1921-22 ; editorial and foreign corr. for various news-
papers 1923 : editorial writer, bu. mgr., editor,
managing editor of newspaper 1924—42 ; chief, Blockade
Div., Bd. of Econ. Warfare, 1943 ; app. divisional asst.
at $7,500 in the Dept. of State Aug. 17, 1943 ; asst.
chief, Blockade and Supply Div., Sept. 1, 1943 ; adviser,
Office of the Special Adviser on the Eastern Hemi-
sphere, at $8,000 Dec. 1, 1943 ; adviser, Eastern Hemi-
sphere Div., Jan. 15, 1944 ; asst. chief, Int. Informa-
tion Div., at $7,500 (P-7) Sept. 1, 1944 ; special asst.
to the dir., Office of Am. Republic Affairs, July 1,
1945 ; married. — ARA.
Fletcher, Cassius Paul. — b. Ridgefarm, 111., Apr. 1,
1890 ; University High Sch. (Chicago) ; U.S.M.A. 1911-
12; U. of 111., B.S. 1914; engineer. Interstate Com.
Commn., 1914-17 ; U.S. Army 1917-19, capt., overseas
service ; engineer on highway construction 1919—20 ;
asst. mgr. of plantation 1920-23 ; app. v.c. of career
of class three June 13, 1924 ; For. Ser. officer unclass.
July 1. 1924 ; v.c. at Toronto July 11, 1924 ; class
eight, cons., and cons, at Toronto May 23, 1929 ; class
seven Feb. 4, 1931 ; to the Dept. June 27, 1933 ; class
six Oct. 1, 1935 ; cons, at Alexandria June 22, 1937 ; sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 1, 1937 ; class five June 16. 1938 ;
to the Dept. July 1, 1941 ; cons, at Basra Aug. 7, 1942 ;
class four Nov. 16, 1943 ; cons, at Gibraltar Mar. 13,
1944 ; class three May 16, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of
class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Fletcher, Otto Francis. — b. Vienna, Austria, Apr. 24, 1893;
naturalized 1945; Latin Sch. (Vienna) grad.; U. of Vienna, D. J.
(Political Science) 1919; bank exec, and int. corp. lawyer 1923-40;
grad. work and research on econ. of war and money, U. of So.
Calif., 1940-41; for. country and econ. analyst, For. Econ. Admin.
1942-45; transferred to the Dept. of State as head of unit, P-6\
Oct. 22, 1945; special asst. to the chief, Div. of Econ. Security
Control, Sept. 22, 1946; married.— ES.
Fletcher, Samuel Johnson. — b. Portsmouth, N.H.,
Sept. 17, 1891 ; Portsmouth High Sch. grad. ; business-
sch. grad. ; Columbia U. 1916-17 ; elk. in railroad office
and navy yard 1910-17 ; app. v.c. at Barranquilla Oct.
8, 1917 ; at Cartagena Nov. 20, 1917 ; v.c. of career
of class three May 25, 1921 ; v.c. at Cartagena June
11, 1921 ; at La Guaira Sept. 6, 1921 ; at Havre July
13, 1923 ; class two Nov. 23, 1923 ; class one May 10,
1924 ; For. Ser. officer unclass. July 1, 1924 ; class
eight and cons. Aug. 8, 1924 ; cons, at Blueflelds Nov.
7, 1927 ; class seven May 17, 1928 ; class six Dec.
19, 1929; cons, at Montreal Nov. 15, 1930; at Canton
Mar. 13, 1935 ; class five Oct. 1, 1935 ; sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Dee. 1, 1937; class four June 16, 1938;
cons, at Foochow, temp., June 10, 1939 ; at Canton
July 1, 1939 ; at Tientsin July 20. 1939-Dec. 7, 1941 ;
class three Aug. 1, 1940 ; to the Dept. June 3, 1942 ;
1st sec. and cons, at Habana Sept. 28, 1942 ; cons, at
Calcutta July 5, 1943 ; class two May 16, 1945 ; cons.
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gen. Oct. 27, 1945 ; cons. gen. at Calcutta Nov. 15,
1945 : For. Ser. officer of class two Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Fletcher, Travis L. — app. investigator gen., CAF-14,
in the Dept. of State May 27, 1946. — OFLC.
Flexer, Fayette James. — b. Reddick, 111., Sept. 13,
1892 ; Joliet Township High Sch. grad. ; U. of 111.
1910-12 ; engineering in U.S., Hawaii, Australia, Union
of So. Africa, and Mozambique 1912-16 ; app. v.c. at
Port Elizabeth Jan. 18, 1916 ; assigned to Am. con-
sulate gen. at Cape Town for special duty Sept. 1916 ;
v.c. at Cairo Feb. 12, 1917; resigned Sept. 20, 1918;
U.S. Army 1918-21, overseas service ; chief elk. in
office of mil. att. at Berlin 1921-22; engineering 1923;
app. elk. in Am. consulate gen. at Mexico City Aug.
31, 1923 ; v.c. at Mexico City May 29, 1925 ; at Frontera
Feb. 16, 1927 ; For. Ser. officer unclass. and v.c. of
career Apr. 27, 1927 ; v.c. at Frontera (Alvaro Obre-
gon) May 9, 1927 ; v.c. at Alvaro Obregon Oct. 3, 1928 ;
at Torreon Feb. 7, 1929 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Jan. 9,
1930; 3d sec. at Habana Jan. 15, 1930; class eight
and cons. Feb. 4, 1931 ; to the Dept. Feb. 16, 1934 ;
Bee. of leg. at Panama Aug. 9, 1935 ; class seven Oct.
I, 1935 ; class six June 1, 1937 ; cons, at Santiago Feb.
27, 1939 ; class five Mar. 1. 1939 ; also 2d sec. at
Santiago Aug. 30, 1939 ; class four May 1, 1941 ; 1st sec.
at Santiago in addition to duties as cons. Aug. 9, 1941 ;
cons, at Dakar Oct. 2, 1941 ; at Colombo Jan. 18, 1943
(cancrled) ; 1st sec. and cons, at Tangier, temp.. May
26, 1943 ; cons, at Melilla June 17, 1943 ; class three
July 16. 1943 ; 1st sec. and cons, at Madrid Mar. 28,
1944 ; at Buenos Aires Oct. 12, 1945 ; class two May
19, 1946 ; 1st sec. and cons, at Manila Oct. 1, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class two Nov. 13, 1946.
Flifiet, Arne T. — b. Brooklyn, N. Y., Oct. 13, 1916 ;
Morristown (N. J.) High Sch. grad. ; Duke, A.B. 1939 ;
salesman with calculating machine company 1940-41 ;
accountant, Norwegian emb., 1942-45 ; app. v.c. in
the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Hull Nov. 2,
1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Flinn, Dennis Allen.— b. Geary, Okla., Sept. 1, 1910; Alton
High Sch. (111.) grad.; Wash. Coll. of Law, LL. B. 1938; mem.
of bar of D. C; special agent, Dept. of Justice, 1938-43; legal
att. in Am. emb. at Lisbon, 1943-45; app. divisional asst., P-6,
in the Dept. of State Apr. 10, 1946; married.— FC.
Flood, Douglas. — b. Macon, Mo., Feb. 11, 1902 ; U. of
Mich., A.B. 1924 ; Northwestern, J.D. 1927 ; mem.
of bar of 111. ; law elk. 1927 ; law practice 1928-31 ; app.
For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in
the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 17, 1931 ; v.c. at Ottawa Jan. 12,
1932; For. Ser. Sch. Apr. 22, 1933; v.c. at Buenos
Aires Aug. 28, 1933 ; at Asuncion Nov. 22, 1934 ; also
3d sec. at Asunci6n Nov. 26, 1934 ; v.c. at Barcelona
Sept. 8, 1936 ; also 3d sec. at Madrid (temp, at Barce-
lona) Jan. 4, 1938; class eight Apr. 1, 1939; v.c. at
Naples June 29, 1939 ; 3d sec. at Rome Jan. 14-Dec. 11,
1941 ; class seven June 1, 1942 ; 3d sec. at Lisbon May
19, 1942 ; cons. Aug. 11, 1942 ; cons, at Ceuta Nov.
II, 1942 ; to the Dept. Jan. 5, 1944 ; sec. of mission
at New Delhi Jan. 31, 1945 ; also cons, at Calcutta
Mar. 20, 1945 ; class six May 16, 1945 ; cons, at Ran-
goon, temp., July 13, 1946 ; 2d sec and cons, at Mexico
City Aug. 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov.
13, 1946.
Flory, William Evans Sherlock. — b. Canton, Ohio,
Apr. 25, 1914 ; McKinley High Sch. grad. ; Wooster
Coll., A.B. 1935 ; Duke U., A.M. 1938, Ph.D. 1941 ;
instr., Ga. State Teachers Coll., 1938-39 ; research
asst., Princeton Surveys 1940, N.J. Municipal Aid
Admin. 1940-42 ; sr. analyst, N.T. Economy Comm.,
1942-43 ; admin, analyst, Bu. of the Budget, 1943-44 ;
app% asst. chief of fisheries section, Commodities Div.,
Dept. of State, at $4,600 (P-5) Nov. 27, 1944; tech.
adviser, U. S. del., Int. Whaling Conf., London, 1945 ;
chief of fisheries section, Div. of Int. Resources, P— 6,
Nov. 27, 1945 ; act. asst. chief, Div. of Int. Resources,
Mar. 1, 1946 ; married. — IR.
Flournoy, Richard W. — b. Hampden-Sydney, Va., May
20, 1878; Western High Sch. (D.C.) ; Washington
and Lee U. 3 yrs. ; George Washington, LL.B. 1904,
LL.M. 1905; mem. of bar of D.C; bank elk. 1S96-98;
teacher, Lewisburg Acad, and Emerson Inst., 1899-1903 ;
prof, of int. law, National U. Law Sch., 1923-40;
reporter on nationality 1928-30, and mem. of exec,
committee 1930—, research in int. law. Harvard U. ;
app. elk. at $900 in the Dept. of State July 1, 1903;
at $1,000 July 1, 1905; at $1,200 Mar. 1, 1906; at
$1,400 July 8, 1907; at $1,600 July 1, 1908; chief,
Bu. of Citizenship, Jan. 1, 1909 ; detailed to assist em-
bassies and legations in Europe regarding citizenship
matters Sept. 17, 1915 ; asst. solicitor at $2,500 Aug. 1,
1916 ; on detail as act. chief, Bu. of Citizenship ; draft-
ing officer at $3,000 Nov. 12, 1917 ; asst. to the solicitor
at $3,500 Mar. 13, 1920 ; drafting officer July 1, 1920 ;
at $4,000 July 1, 1922; at $4,400 Aug. 1, 1924; at
$5,200 May 1, 1925; at $5,600 Feb. 1, 1926; legal
adviser to Am. del., Plebiscitary Commn., Tacna-Arica
Arbitration, 1926 ; chm., committee to study nationality
laws of U. S. with a view to having them amended,
1928 ; at $7,000 July 1. 1928 ; del., Conf. for the Codi-
fication of Int. Law, The Hague, 1930 ; U. S. counsel,
Shufeldt Arbitration, 1930 ; asst. to the legal adviser
July 1, 1931 ; legal adviser, London Naval Conf..
1935-36; at $7,250 (P-7) Oct. 1, 1941. — Le.
Flournoy, William Edward, Jr. — b. Norfolk, Va., June
17, 1906 ; high-sch. grad. ; U. of Va. 1923-25 ; elk. 1925-
26 ; cost accountant 1926-28 ; office mgr. 1928-29 ; app.
For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. June 4, 1930 ; v.c. at Tampico June 21, 1930 ;
For. Ser. Sch. Feb. 11, 1931 ; v.c. at Guatemala June 20,
1931 ; at Sao Paulo Sept. 29, 1934 ; class eight Aug.
17, 1938; at Santos, temp., Jan. 3, 1939; v.c. and 3d
sec. at Managua Feb. 24, 1939 ; class seven Aug. 1,
1940 ; cons. Oct. 10, 1940 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Managua
Oct. 24, 1940; at Rio de Janeiro Dsc. 11, 1941; at
Lisbon Aug. 11, 1943 (canceled) ; class six Nov. 16,
1943 ; Am. maritime del. at Ponta Delgada Nov. 24,
1943 ; at Angra do Heroismo Jan. 26, 1944 (canceled) ;
cons, at Naples Mar. 20, 1945 ; class five Aug. 13,
1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Fluegel, Edna Rose. — b. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. ; St. Ann's
Acad. grad. ; Marywood Coll., A.B. 1933 ; Duke, MA.
1936, Ph.D. 1938; research fellow, Brookings Inst,
1937-38 ; asst. supervisor, N.C. Unemployment Com-
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pensation Commn., 1938-39 ; prof, of political science,
Coll. of St. Catherine, 1939-42 ; app. divisional asst.
at $2,600 in the Dept. of State July 9, 1942 ; at $3,200
May 1, 1943 ; at $3,800 July 1, 1944 ; foreign-affairs
specialist at $4,600 (P-5) Mar. 15, 1945; special asst.
to exec, sec, United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San
Francisco, 1945. — ESC.
Flynn, How rd Carvlin — b. New York, N. Y., Mar. 29, 1894;
Morris High ^ch. grad.; business-sch. grad.; copy boy for daily
paper 1910-13; caption writer, asst. editor, editor, and mgr. of
picture syndicates 1913-17; U. S. Army 1917-19, 2d It.; editor,
picture editor, and asst. mgr. of picture studio with newspaper
and press association 1922-12; section and div. chief, Office of
War Information, 1942-45; transferred to the Dept. of State
Aug. 31, 1945; chief of photo service section, Int. Press and Pub-
lications Div., CAF-13, Mar. 11, 1946; married.— INP.
Flynn, James J., Jr. — b. Crestline, Ohio, Jan. 3,
1920 ; Crestline High Sen. grad. ; U. of N. Mex., B.B.A.
1944 ; grad. work ; elk., War Dept., 1943 ; asst. to
asst. supt. of airline company 1943 ; app. v.c. in the
For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Aden Jan. 27,
1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13,
1946.
Flynn, Walter Joseph. — b. Spokane, Wash., Dec. 8,
1914 ; Gonzaga U., Ph.B. 1937 ; elk. in post office 1937-
41 ; in charge of U. S. Army Post Office, Panama,
1941^2 ; Army Air Depot, Spokane, 1942^3 ; traffic
agt. with air line 1943-45 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser.
Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept. Jan. 22, 1945 ;
v.c. at Gibraltar Feb. 24, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer
of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Fogarty, Edelen Margaret. — b. Washington, D.C.,
Feb. 26, 1916 ; Western High Sch. grad. ; St. Patrick's
Sch. grad. ; U. of Miami 1933-34 ; Columbus U., LL.B.
1941 ; mem. of bar of D.C. ; elk., Dist. Govt., 1935-38 ;
stenog., Bu. of Internal Revenue, 1938-39 ; app. elk.
at $1,440 in the Dept. of State Mar. 16, 1939 ; at $1,620
Oct. 16, 1939 ; at $2,000 June 23, 1941 ; elk., 3d Meet-
ing of the Ministers of For. Affairs of the Am. Repub-
lics, Rio de Janeiro, 1942 ; divisional asst. Dec. 16,
1942 ; at $2,100 Jan. 1, 1943 ; at $2,600 May 1, 1943 ;
admin, asst., United Nations Conf. on Food and Agri.,
Hot Springs, Va.. 1943 ; at $3,200 Nov. 1, 1943 ; econ.
analyst in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the
Dept. Oct. 27, 1944 ; at Rome Dec. 30, 1944 ; also
admin, asst. at Rome July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; econ. analyst at
Rome Nov. 13, 1946.
Foley, Arthur David. — b. Palmer, Mass., Aug. 9,
1919; Birmingham (Mich.) High Sch. grad.; U. of
Mich., A.B. 1941 ; elk. with rubber company 1941—42 ;
U.S. Army 1942-46, capt., overseas service ; app. For.
Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. July 5, 1946 ; to the Dept. July 30, 1946 ;
3d sec. and v.c. at Rio de Janeiro Aug. 20, 1946 ; For.
Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 : married.
Foley, John Warner, Jr. — b. New York, N.Y., Feb. 19,
1916; Ft. Lee (N.J.) High Sch. grad.; Dartmouth, A.B.
1937 ; London Sch. of Economics 1937-38 ; U. of Berlin
1938 ; Yale 1938-40 ; app. research asst. in the Dept. of
State Aug. 16, 1940; at $3,200 (P-3) July 16, 1941;
furlough for mil. ser. (U. S. Marine Corps., capt., over-
seas service) June 12, 1942-Jan. 23, 1946 ; P-4 Jan.
28, 1946 ; treaty adviser and analyst Mar. 26, 1946 ;
P-5 Nov. 3, 1946 ; married. — Le.
Follmer, Cyrus Brown. — b. Milton, Pa., May 17, 1894 ;
Milton High Sch. ; Bucknell U., B.S. 1916 ; U.S. Army
1917-19 ; ambulance service ; elk., Dept. of State, 1920 ;
app. elk. in Am. consulate at Lyon Oct. 26, 1920 ; v.c.
at Lyon June 7, 1922 ; at Calais Apr. 19, 1924 ; at Lyon
Sept. 8, 1924 ; at Tallinn Jan. 12, 1926 ; at Berlin Apr.
7, 1928 ; elk. in Am. emb. at Berlin July 15, 1941 ; to
the Dept. June 2, 1942; divisional asst. at $3,800 in
the Dept. of State Jan. 4, 1943 ; v.c. at Paris Sept. 14,
1944 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eight Nov. 13.
1946 ; married.
Folsom, Robert Slade.— b. Concinnati, Ohio, Apr. 29,
1915; Lakeland (Fla.) High Sch. grad.; Tufts Coll.,
A.B. 1938 ; Fletcher Sch. of Law and Diplomacy, A.M.
1939, M.A.L.D. 1940 ; instr. in European hist.. Tufts
Coll., 1940-41 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Mar. 20, 1941 ; v.c.
at Port-au-Prince Aug. 15, 1941 ; also 3d sec. at Port-
au-Prince Mar. 17, 1943 ; For. Ser. officer, office of
U. S. political adviser, staff of Supreme Allied Com-
mander, Mediterranean theater, Feb. 8, 1945 (can-
celed) ; For. Ser. officer at Budapest July 6, 1945 ;
class eight Aug. 13, 1945 ; class seven May 19, 1946 ;
2d sec. and v.c. at Budapest July 11, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Fondren, Terrell Wyatt. — b. Paducah, Ky., Jan. 13,
1916 ; Muskingum Coll., B.S. 1940 ; with roller bearing
company 1940^2 ; with Fed. Reserve Bank 1943-45 ;
app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the
Dept. June 4, 1945 ; v.c. at Madrid July 17, 1945 ; also
admin, asst. at Madrid July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Madrid
Nov. 13, 1946.
Foote, Walter Ambrose. — b. Greenville, Tex., June
25, 1887 ; East Tex. U., A.B. 1906 ; Am. U., A.M. 1933,
Ph.D. 1935; teacher 1906-7; U. S. Navy 1907-15;
1917—20, It. ; supt. and arms expert, arms company,
1915-17 ; app. v.c. of career of class three Sept. 8,
1920; v.c. at Port Said Oct. 18, 1920; cons, of class
seven June 20, 1921 ; cons, at Port Said June 23.
1921 ; detailed to Prague Apr. 3, 1922 ; to Hamburg
Mar. 11, 1924 ; For. Ser. officer of class eight July 1,
1924 ; class seven Feb. 24, 1925 ; cons, at Medan May
13, 1927; to the Dept. Dec. 26, 1929-Apr. 28, 1930;
returned to Medan ; class six May 9, 1930 ; to the Dept.
Jan. 8, 1931 ; asst. chief, Div. of Current Information,
Mar. 19, 1931 ; representative of the Dept. of State,
6th Cong, of Int. Chamber of Com., Washington, 1931 ;
cons, at Batavia Sept. 20, 1934 ; class five Oct. 1, 1935 ;
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 1, 1937 ; cons, at Melbourne
Apr. 21, 1938; class four June 16, 1938; cons, at
Batavia June 22, 1940; class three Aug. 1, 1940; cons
gen. Aug. 8, 1940 ; cons. gen. at Batavia Aug. 14, 1940 ;
also 1st sec. at Canberra July 18, 1942 ; class two July
16, 1943 ; cons. gen. at Curacao July 15, 1944 ; to the
Dept. Mar. 10, 1945 ; cons. gen. at Batavia June 18,
1945 ; class one Dec. 17, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class
one Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Foote, Wilder. — b. Montrose, Pa., Aug. 30, 1905;
Rivers Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A.B. 1927 ; study in Paris,
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229
Berlin, and Vienna 1927-28 ; Middlebury Coll., M.A.
(honorary) 1942 ; staff writer with press assn. 1928-
31 ; publisher of newspaper 1931-41 ; information of-
ficer, Office for Emergency Management 1941-42, Of-
fice of War Information 1942-44 ; asst. to press officer,
United Nations Conf. on Food and Agri., Hot Springs,
Va., 1943 ; special asst. to administrator, For. Econ.
Admin., 1944-45; app. asst. at $8,000 (CAF-15) in
the Dept. of State Jan. 24, 1945 ; accompanied Presi-
dent Roosevelt to Crimea Conf. 1945 ; tech. officer, U.S.
del., Inter-Am. Conf. on Problems of War and Peace,
Mexico City, 1945 ; asst. to chm., U.S. del.. United
Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; at
$8,750 July 1, 1945 ; transferred to United Nations as
special asst. July 1, 1945 ; accompanied President
Truman to Berlin Conf. 1945 ; public relations officer,
U.S. del., 1st part of 1st sess. of the Gen. Assembly,
United Nations, London, 1946 ; married.
Forbes, Bruce Willard. — b. Allegany, N.Y., Oct. 1,
1921 ; Allegany High Sch. grad. ; U. of Mich., A.B.,
1942 ; Harvard. A.M. 1943 ; app. v.c. at Palermo Feb.
15, 1944 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13,
1946.
Forbes, John Terence. — b. Chambersburg, Pa., Sept.
29, 1911 ; Wash, and Lee High Sch. grad. ; business-sch.
grad. ; U.S. Army 1928-20, 1933-34 ; elk., Dept. of Labor,
1930-32; U.S. Coast Guard 1932-33; admin, officer,
Civil Ser. Comrun., 1934-42 ; personnel officer, War
Dept., 1942-43 ; app. chief, recruitment and placement
section, Div. of Dept. Personnel, at $4,600 in the Dept.
of State June 2, 1943 : detailed to Div. of Budget and
Finance Apr. 27, 1944 ; act. exec, officer, Office of
Am. Republic Affairs, Aug. 1, 1944 ; exec, officer at
$5,600 (CAF-13) Aug. 16, 1944 ; exec, officer, Office of
Financial and Development Policy, Mar. 14, 1945 ; alt.,
Efficiency Rating Comm., 1946— ; married. — OFD.
Ford, Richard. — b. Linwood. Tex., June 20, 1898;
Oklahoma City High Sch. grad.; U. of Mo. 1917-18;
naval aviation ground-school, Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
1918 ; U. S. Marine Corps 1918-20, 2d It. ; with State-
Fair Commn. 1915-16, and logging company 1920-22 ;
lecturer on consular practice, Georgetown Sch. of For.
Ser. 1930-31 ; app. v.c. of career of class three Feb.
26, 1923; v.c. at Colombo Apr. 27, 1923; at Penang
July 24, 1923; For. Ser. officer unclass. July 1, 1924;
to the Dept. July 27, 1926 ; class eight and cons. Oct.
20, 1926; cons, at Tegucigalpa, temp., Feb. 10, 1927;
at Seville Mar. 10, 1927 ; class seven May 23, 1929 ;
to the Dept. Apr. 2, 1930; class six July 1, 1931;
cons, at Seville July 31, 1931 ; at Canton Dec. 31,
1934 (canceled); at Montreal Mar. 11, 1935; class
five June 1, 1937 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 1, 1937 ;
class four Aug. 1, 1940 ; cons, at Buenos Aires May 6,
1941 ; also 1st sec. at Buenos Aires Dec. 29, 1941 ;
class three Oct. 20, 1942 ; cons, at Tabriz Mar. 29,
1943 ; 1st sec. and cons, at Tehran Sept. 29, 1943 ;
cons. gen. Mar. 16, 1945 ; cons. gen. at Barcelona Mar.
29, 1945 ; class two May 16, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of
class two Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Ford, William Joseph. — b. Jessup, Pa., Nov. 25, 1913 :
Concord (N.H.) High Sch. grad.; U. of N.H., B.A.
1940, grad. work 1940 ; N.H. Nat. Guard, 1933-39 ;
R.O.T.C. 1936-38 ; research asst., Int. Labor Office,
1940-42 ; reporter for news bu. 1942-43 ; app. elk. in
For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at London Apr. 17,
1913 ; v.c. at London Sept. 19, 1944 ; For. Ser. officer
unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Dec. 22, 1945 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at London Dec. 29, 1945 ;
For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Forman, Douglas Newton, Jr. — b. Wooster, Ohio, Jan.
29, 1918; Mussoorie, India, High Sch. grad.; Coll. of
Wooster, B. A. 1939 ; Fletcher Sch. of Law and Diplo-
macy, M.A. 1940 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Feb. 20, 1942 ; v.c. at
Bogota June 10, 1942 ; also 3d sec. at Bogota Dec. 16,
1942 ; v.c. at Buenaventura, temp., Apr. 8, 1943 ; v.c.
at Bogota in addition to duties as 3d sec. Oct. 21, 1943 ;
furlough for mil. ser. Feb. IS, 1945-Oct. 26, 1945;
v.c. at Lisbon, temp., Oct. 18, 1945 ; at Horta Jan. 19,
1946 ; to the Dept. June 11, 1946 ; detailed for special
study in the Chinese language (Yale) Aug. 14, 1946;
For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Fornes, Frederic Charles, Jr. — b. Buffalo, N.Y., Aug.
22. 1905 ; Canisius High Sch. grad. ; Canlsius Coll.,
A.B. 1927 ; mech. dept. of bd. of education of Buffalo
1927-28; instr., Canisius Coll., 1928-29; app. For.
Ser. officer unclass. and v.c. of career Nov. 12, 1929 ;
v.c. at Toronto, temp., Nov. 27, 1929 ; For. Ser.
Sch. July 16, 1930; v.c. at Sao Paulo Nov. 8, 1930;
class eight, cons., and cons, at Sao Paulo Oct. 1, 1935 ;
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 2, 1935 ; For. Ser. officer
to the emb. at Rio de Janeiro Dec. 4, 1935 ; 3d sec. at
Rio de Janeiro Dec. 30. 1935 ; cons, at Hong Kong
May 22, 1936; class seven Aug. 17, 1938; cons, at
Swatow, temp., Sept. 5, 1940 ; at Hong Kong Apr. 10-
Dec. 24, 1941 ; class six Feb. 1, 1942 ; to the Dept. June
3, 1942 ; cons, at Sao Paulo Sept. 22, 1942 ; to the
Dept. July 7, 1945 ; class five Dec. 17, 1945 ; For. Ser.
officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 : married. — FP.
Forno, Joseph T. — app. for. affairs specialist, P-6,
in the Dept. of State Nov. 1, 1946. — A-H.
Fosdick, Dorothy. — b. Montclair, N.J. ; Horace Mann
Sch. (N.Y.) grad.; Marburg U., summer 1931; Smith
Coll., A.B. 1934; Columbia, Ph.D. 1939; Am. del., Ox-
ford Conf. on Church and State, Oxford, summer 1937 ;
instr. in sociology and govt., Smith Coll., 1937—42 ; app.
divisional asst. at $3,200 in the Dept. of State Nov. 2,
1942 ; at $3,800 Nov. 16, 1943 ; asst. to assoc. chief,
Div. of Int. Security and Org., at $4,600 (P-5) July 1,
1944 ; asst. sec. U.S. group, Dumbarton Oaks Conversa-
tions on Int. Org., Washington, 1944 ; tech. expert and
special asst. to sec. gen. U.S. del., United Nations Conf.
on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; tech. adviser, U.S.
del.. Preparatory Commn. of United Nations, London,
1945 ; asst. chief, Div. of Int. Org. Affairs, P-7, Oct 30,
1945 ; adviser on tech. problems, U.S. del., 1st part of
1st sess. of the Gen. Assembly, United Nations, Lon-
don, 1946. — OA.
Foster, Andrew Brisbin. — b. Philadelphia, Pa., Jan.
3, 1903; Episcopal Acad, grad.; Dartmouth, B.S. 1925;
St. John's Coll., Cambridge U., England, B.A. 1929.
M.A. 1933 ; studied in Switzerland and Danzig 1933-34 ;
deputy dist. insp., Saar Plebiscite Commn., 1934-35 ;
app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. In
the Diplo. Ser. Oct. 1, 1935 ; v.c. at Montreal Oct. 5,
1935 ; For. Ser. Sch. Dec. 7, 1936 ; v.c. at Athens Apr.
7, 1937 ; at Salonika, temp., June 17, 1937 : at Athens
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Oct. 1, 1937 ; also for Italian Islands of the Aegean Oct.
28, 1938 ; also 3d sec. at Athens Nov. 10, 1938 ; to the
Dept. Aug. 28, 1939 ; class eight May 1, 1941 ; class
seven July 16, 1943 ; 2d sec. and v.c. near Govt, of
Greece established in Egypt Sept. 28, 1943 ; cons. Nov.
12, 1943 ; cons, near the Govt, of Greece in addition
to duties as 2d sec. Nov. 17, 1943 ; also 2d sec. near
the Govt, of Yugoslavia established in Egypt Dec. 21,
1943 ; to the Dept. July 14, 1944 ; exec. asst. to asst.
sec. of state Sept. 1, 1944 ; special asst. to asst. sec.
of state Dec. 20, 1944-Aug. 17, 1945 ; class five May
16, 1945 ; chief, Div. of For. Ser. Planning, Dec. 4,
1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married. — FSP.
Foster, Carol Howe. — b. Sedgewick, Kans., May 29,
1884 ; Weiser Acad. ; U. of- Idaho, A.B. 1905 ; Rhodes
scholar, Oxford, B.A. 1908, M.A. 1916; sr. fellow in
English, U. of Chicago, 1908-9 ; instr. and assoc. prof.,
U.S.N.A., 1909-19 ; building and contracting 1911-
13 ; author of articles in magazines and reviews 1916-
19 ; insp. in munitions plant 1918 ; app. cons, of class
seven Sept. 5, 1919 : detailed to Vienna Oct. 29, 1919 ;
class six Nov. 23, 1921 ; class five Mar. 1, 1923 ; cons,
at Vienna Dec. 15, 1923 ; class four June 5, 1924 ;
For. Ser. officer of class five July 1, 1924 ; to the
Dept. Aug. 23, 1924 ; asst. chief, Visa Office, Dec. 1,
1924-July 1, 1926 ; in charge of political section, Cons.
Cml. Office, Dec. 1, 1926 ; asst. liaison officer with
Dept. of Com. Apr. 1, 1927 ; cons, at Johannesburg
June 9, 1928 (canceled) ; at Rotterdam Sept. 10, 1928;
class four May 23, 1929 ; representative, 5th Cong, of
Int. Chamber of Com., Amsterdam, 1929 ; cons. gen.
Apr. 7, 1934 ; cms. gen. at Rotterdam May 8, 1934 ;
at Sao Paulo June 20, 1934 ; class three Oct. 1, 1935 ;
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Aug. 17, 1937 ; class two Jan.
3, 1938; cons. gen. at Johannesburg Mar. 3, 1941 (can-
celed) ; to the Dept. Aug. 29, 1941 ; asst. chief, Div. of
Cultural Relations, Mar. 13, 1943-Jan. 1, 1944 ; con-
sultant on revising For. Ser. regulations, Div. of For.
Ser. Admin., Jan. 1, 1944 ; act. dir., For. Ser. Officers'
Training Sch, Sept. 20, 1944 ; chief, Div. of Training
Services, Apr. 1, 1945 ; class one May 16, 1945 ; cons,
gen. at Capetown Nov. 2, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of
class one Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Foster, H. Schuyler, Jr. — b. Somerset, Mass., June
17, 1905 ; Bridgeport (Conn.) High Srh. grad. ; Dart-
mouth, B.S. 1925; Harvard, A.M. 1928; Chicago U.,
Ph.D. 1932; instr. in Eng. and hist., Mass. Inst, of
Tech., 1925-26 ; instr. in political science, Ohio State
U., 1929-35 ; instr. in govt., Harvard, 1935-36 ; fellow,
Social Science Research Council, London, 1937-38 ;
asst. prof, of political science, Ohio State U., 1936-43 ;
app. divisional asst. at $3,200 in the Dept. of State
Mar. 25, 1943 ; at $3,800 Sept. 16, 1943 ; public-opinion
analyst at $4,600 (CAF-12) July 1, 1944 ; P-6 Feb.
24, 1946 ; act. asst. chief, Div. of Public Studies, Sept.
16, 1946 ; married. — PS.
Foster, John Burt. — b. Faribault, Minn., May 8,
1911 ; Shattuck Sch. grad. ; Swarthmore, A.B. 1933 ;
grad. work, Yale U. 1933-34, Harvard U. summer 1940 ;
lecturer in Eng. literature, Hua Chung Coll. (Wuchang,
China) 1934—40; Eng. sec. for missionary society in
Kunming, China, 1941-42 ; editorial asst. and dir. of
branch offices in China, Office of War Information
1942-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State Aug. 31,
1945 ; public-affairs officer in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned at Peiping July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Re-
serve officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Foster, Meade Tibbens. — b. Franklin, Pa., Sept. 27,
1900 ; Franklin High Sch. grad. ; Pa. State Coll., B.S.
1922 ; U. of Mo., A.M. 1926 ; assoc. prof., U. of Mo.,
1923-30 ; marketing specialist, Dept. of Agri., 1930-
44 ; app. asst. agri. att. at Buenos Aires May 24,
1944 (canceled) ; at Rio de Janeiro Aug. 21, 1944;
at Buenos Aires May 18, 1945 ; agri. att. at Ottawa
Feb. 5. 1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class four Nov.
13, 1946; married.
Foulke, Roy E. — b. Maroa, 111., Jan. 30, 1924 ; Maroa
Community High Sch. grad. ; 111. Wesleyan, A.B. 1944 ;
Sch. of Advanced Int. Studies, M.A. 1945 ; U.S. Army
1942-43 ; app. divisional asst. at $2,320 in the Dept.
of State Aug. 9, 1945 ; v.c. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned at Stuttgart Feb. 13, 1946 ; at Berlin
Apr. 10, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13, 1946.
Fowler, William Archibald, — b. Orting, Wash., Mar.
11, 1903 ; Whitman Coll.. B.S., 1925 ; U. of Oreg.,
M.B.A. 1927; Harvard 1931-34; grad. asst., U. of
Oreg., 1925-26. teaching fellow 1926-27, research asst.
1927'-28, and assoc. prof, in for. trade 1928-30;
instr. in for. trade, Harvard, 1930-32 ; app. divisional
asst. at $3,800 in the Depr. of State June 14, 1934 ;
economic analyst July 1, 1934; at $4,600 June 1, 1936;
asst. chief, Div. of Trade Agreements, at $5,600 Aug. 1,
1936; at $6,500 Sept. 16, 1937; detailed to Buenos
Aires, Montevideo, and Santiago to assist in trade-
agreement discussions 1939^0; asst. chief. Div. of Cml.
Treaties and Agreements July 1, 1940 ; at $6,750 Oct. 1,
1941 ; asst. chief, Div. of Cml. Policy and Agreements,
Oct. 8, 1941 ; accompanied sec. of state to Moscow
Conf. 1943 ; chief, Div. of Cml. Policy, Jan. 15, 1944 ;
at $7,000 Apr. 1, 1944 ; at $8,000 May 16, 1944 ; chm.,
Trade Agreements Comm., 1944—45 ; mem., Coram, for
Reciprocity Information, 1944^15 ; For. Ser. officer of
class four, cons, of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Apr. 6, 1945 ; 1st sec. and cons, at London Apr. 9, 1945 ;
adviser to U.S. del., Preparatory Commn. of United
Nations, London, 1945 ; adviser on tech. problems, U.S.
del., 1st part of 1st sess. of the Gen. Assembly, United
Nations, London, 1946 ; to the Dept. May 23, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Fox, Byron Lester. — b. Toledo, Ohio, Jan. 7, 1906 ;
Covington High Sch. grad. ; Ohio State U., B.A. 1928,
B.S. 1928, M.A. 1930 ; prof, of sociology, Ohio Wes-
leyan U., 1936-40 ; field representative, Nat. Youth
Admin., 1940-42 ; chief of placement section 1942-43,
and chief of training section Feb. -Apr. 1943, Office
for Emergency Management ; regional admin, officer,
Smaller War Plants Corp., 1943-44 ; app. chief of
recruitment and placement section, Div. of Dept. Per-
sonnel, Dept. of State, at $4,600 (CAF-12) May 16,
1944 ; admin, officer, Div. of Cultural Cooperation, Mar.
14, 1945 ; Div. of Int. Exchange of Persons Jan. 1,
1946 ; adviser on social science, P-6, June 30, 1946. —
IEP.
Fox, Donald Rossiter, Jr.— b. Agafia, Guam, of Am.
parents, Jan. 1, 1920; high-sch. grad.; U. of Wash.
1938-40 ; actor and asst. stage mgr. 1940-41 ; U.S.
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231
Navy 1941-45, It., overseas service; app. v.c. in the
For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept. Dec.
6, 1945 : at Glasgow Jan. 3, 1946 ; also admin, asst.
at Glasgow July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Glasgow Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Fox, Homer Sherman. — b. Manistique, Mich., Dec.
31, 1893 ; Cen. Lake High Sch. grad. ; Mich. Cen. State
Normal grad. ; Georgetown, B.S. (For. Ser.) 1924 ;
teacher and principal in high sch. 1912-14, 1915-17 ;
U. S. Navy 1917-21, It. (jg.) ; private employment
1914-15, 1921-22 ; entered Bu. of For. and Dom. Com.
as research asst. 1922 ; asst. chief, Petroleum Div.,
1923-24, and Minerals Div., 1925 ; trade commr. at Lon-
don 1926-28 ; asst. cml. att. at London 1929-33 ; asst.
chief, Div. of For. Tariffs, 1933-36; app. asst. cml.
att. at London Jan. 28, 1936 ; For. Ser. officer of class
four July 1. 1939; cons, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Nov. 16, 1939 ; class three Aug. 16, 1941 ; to the Dept.
Apr. 24, 1941 (detailed to President's War Relief Con-
trol Bd. July 24, 1942-Feb. 12. 1944) ; consultant on
foreign-trade protection and promotion, Div. of Cml,
Policy, Apr. 28, 1944 ; cml. att. at Ottawa Dec. 4,
1944 ; class two May 16, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class
two Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Fraleigh, Charles Arnold.— b. Saranac Lake, N. Y., Apr. 14,
1913; Pine Bush High Sch. grad.; Cornell, A. B. 1934, LL. B.
1936; Columbia, grad. work 1946; mem. of bar of N. Y.; atty.
with law firm 1936-37; asst. to counsel for trustee in reorganiza-
tion of railway company 1937-39; atty. with insur. company
1939-43; U. S. Navy 1943-46, It., overseas service; app. asst. to
the legal adviser, P-5, in the Dept. of State Aug. 20, 1946; mar-
ried.— Le.
Fraleigh, William Norman. — b. Philadelphia, Pa.,
Sept. 21, 1916 ; Summit (N.J.) High Sch. grad. ; Haver-
ford Coll., B.A. 1938 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass.,
v.c. of career, sec. in the Diplo. Ser., and v.c. at Naples
Mar. 2, 1939 ; For. Ser. Sch. Jan. 2, 1940 ; v.c and 3d
sec. at Athens June 10, 1940 ; v.c. at Istanbul July 26,
1941 ; class eight Nov. 16, 1943 ; 3d sec. and v.c. near
the Govt, of Yugoslavia established in England Oct.
16, 1944 ; 2d sec. and v.c. at Belgrade Feb. 14, 1945 ;
class seven May 16, 1945 ; class six May 19, 1946 ; For.
Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946.
Francis, Lyda Mae. — b. Pinetop, Ky., Jan. 18, 1902 ;
Lenox Hall (St. Louis, Mo.) grad. ; George Washington
U. 1923-24 ; elk. for atty. 1924-25 ; court reporter
1925-29 ; elk. for political org. 1929-33, Nat. Emer-
gency Council 1933-35 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate
gen. at Shanghai Apr. 26, 1935 ; at Manila, temp., Aug.
23, 1937 ; at Tokyo Oct. 6, 1937 ; at Shanghai Jan.
16, 1938 ; at Ankara July 20, 1942 ; at Rio de Janeiro
June 28, 1943 ; at Shanghai Mar. 1, 1945 ; admin, asst.
at Shanghai Feb. 10, 1946; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class eleven Nov. 13, 1946.
Francis, Robert D. — transferred to the Dept. of State
as graphic designer, CAF-11, Oct. 1, 1945 ; CAF-12
Sept. 22, 1946. — PN.
Franck, Dorothea Seelye (Mrs.). — b. Chatham, N.J. ;
Am. Community Sch., Beirut, Lebanon ; Mary A. Burn-
ham Sch. grad. ; St. Lawrence U., B.A. 1938 ; Am. U.,
M.A. 1939 ; research asst., Columbia U., 1941 ; propa-
ganda analyst for foreign broadcast service 1941 ; jr.
editorial asst., Office of War Information, 1941-42 ;
app. divisional asst. in the Dept. of State Nov. 18,
1942 ; editor, Office of Strategic Services, Cairo, 1943-
44 ; app. exchange and liaison officer at $4,300 (P-4)
in the Dept. of State Aug. 27, 1945. — IEP.
Frank, Isaiah.— b. New York, N. Y., Nov. 7, 1917; Evander
Childs High Sch. grad.; Coll. of the City of N. Y., B. S. S! 1936;
Columbia, M. A. 1938; research assoc, Columbia, 1936-39;
teaching fellow 1939-40, instr. 1940^1, Amherst; Carnegie fellow,
National Bu. of Econ. Research, 1941-42; econ. consultant, War
Production Bd., 1942; sr. economist, Office of Strategic Services,
1942-44; U. S. Army 1944-45, 1st It.; transferred to the Dept. of
State as economist, P-6, Oct. 1, 1945; chief of special areas section,
Int. Resources Div., Jan. 15, 1946; married. — IR.
Frank, Joseph Albert. — b. Bowling Green, Mo., Apr.
17, 1914 ; Bowling Green High Sch. grad. ; Central
Coll., B.A. 1936; Vanderbilt, M.A. 1937, Ph.D. 1939;
Harvard U., grad. work 1938-39 ; instr. in econ.,
Vanderbilt U., 1939-41 ; chief of research, Tenn. Em-
ployment Security Agency, 1938-42 ; U.S. Army 1942-
46, It. col., overseas service ; economist, War Dept.,
1946 ; app. for. affairs specialist, P-7, in the Dept. of
State Oct. 30, 1946 ; married. — A-H.
Frank, Laurence Champlin. — b. Newport, R. I., July
2, 1904 ; Rogers High Sch. ; Georgetown, B.S. (For.
Ser.) 1928, LL.B. 1932; mem. of bar of D.C. ; app. elk.
at $1,000 in the Dept. of State July 23, 1923; at $1,100
Mar. 1, 1924 ; at $1,200 June 1, 1924 ; at $1,440 July 1,
1924 ; at $1,680 Sept. 15, 1924 ; at $1,860 Mar. 1, 1927 ;
at $2,000 July 1, 1928; at $2,100 July 1, 1928; at
$2,300 July 1, 1930; admin, asst. at $3,500 Jan. 12,
1931 ; at $3,800 Apr. 16, 1936 ; chief, Bu. of Accounts,
May 1, 1937; chief, Div. of Accounts, Sept. 14, 1938;
at $4,600 Dec. 16, 1938 ; exec. asst. in office of asst. sec.
of state at $6,500 Sept. 4, 1939 ; on special mission in
Europe 1940 ; exec. asst. to asst. sec. of state Mar. 4,
1941 ; at $6,750 Apr. 1, 1942 ; mem., Comm. on Occupa-
tional Deferments, Mar. 16, 1943-June 12, 1945 ; chief,
Div. of For. Ser. Admin., at $8,000, Mar. 1, 1944 ; For.
Ser. officer of class four, cons, gen., and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. May 8, 1945 ; sec, staff of U. S. political
adviser on Austrian affairs, Commanding Gen., Medi-
terranean theater, May 16, 1945 ; 1st sec. and cons,
gen. at Vienna Sept. 7, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Franklin, Albert Barnes, 3d. — b. Melrose, Mass., Mar.
29, 1909; Central High Sch. (Springfield, Mass.) grad.;
U. of Miami, A.B. 1930 ; Harvard, A.M. 1936, Ph.D.
1938 ; instr. of Eng. and French, Colegio American,
Barranquilla, Colombia, 1930-31 ; instr. of romance*
languages, Harvard, 1937-39 ; instr. and asst. prof, of
Spanish and political science, Williams Coll., 1939-42 ;
assoc. prof, of Spanish and hist., U. of Md., 1942-43;
app. cultural-relations officer at Montevideo Feb. 13,
1943 ; cultural-relations att. at Montevideo Oct. 11,
1943 ; cultural officer at Montevideo July 1, 1946 ; For.
Ser. Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Franklin, Lynn Winterdale. — b. Ocean Grove, N.J.,
June 11, 1888; Western High Sch. (D.C); business
sch. ; private tutors ; read law ; secretarial and cml.
work 1906-11 ; app. elk. in Am. leg. at Tegucigalpa
232
REGISTER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 1946
Jan. 9, 1912 ; v. and dep. cons, at Tegucigalpa Feb. 12,
1914 ; elk. in Am. leg. and v.c. at San Salvador Feb.
25, 1915 ; app. cons. asst. Aug. 5, 1916 ; v.c. at Callao-
Lima Aug. 25, 1916 ; at Guayaquil July 1, 1918 ; to the
Dept. Jan. 12, 1919; del., Pan Am. Cml. Conf., Wash-
ington, 1919; v.c. attached to the leg. at San Salvador.
July 2, 1919 ; v.c. of career of class three Sept. 27, 1919 ;
v.c. at San Salvador Oct. 1, 1919 ; class two May 24,
1920 ; class one Nov. 17, 1921 ; cons, of class seven June
22, 1922; cons, at San Salvador Aug. 15, 1922; For.
Ser. officer of class eight July 1, 1924 ; cons, at Hong
Kong July 12, 1924 ; at Hankow Aug. 4, 1925 ; at Hong
Kong Sept. 8, 1925; at Saltillo Feb. 27, 1928; class
seven May 17, 1928 ; class six July 24, 1930 ; cons, at
Chefoo Sept. 27, 1930 ; at Araoy Aug. 8, 1931 ; at Barce-
lona Oct. 25, 1933 ; class five June 1, 1937 ; cons, at
Stockholm June 2, 1937 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 1,
1937 ; cons, at Fort Erie, temp., June 21, 1940 ; at
Niagara Falls Sept. 16, 1940; class four Aug. 16, 1941 ;
cons, at Curagao Jan. 25, 1945 ; class three May 16,
1945 ; cons. gen. and cons. gen. at Curacao June 8,
1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Franklin, William M. — b. Cincinnati, Ohio, Sept. 6,
1913 ; Withrow High Sch. grad. ; U. of Cincinnati,
A.B. 1934, A.M. 1935; Geneva Sch. of Int. Studies
1934 ; U. of Konigsberg 1935-36 ; fellow of Social
Science Research Council 1939 ; Fletcher Sch. of
Law and Diplomacy, Ph.D. 1941 ; tutor in govt.,
Harvard D., 1938; research sec, Council on For. Rela-
tions, 1940-41 ; app. divisional asst. at $3,200 in the
Dept. of State May 15, 1941 ; transferred to Bd. of
Econ. Warfare Sept. 30, 1941 ; app. divisional asst. at
$4,600 in the Dept. of State Dec. 15, 1941 ; resigned
Sept. 10, 1943 to enter the armed services ; U. S. Navy
1943-45, It. (jg) ; app. divisional asst. at $4,600 (P-5)
in the Dept. of State Jan. 17, 1945 ; intelligence
analyst, P-6, July 28, 1946 ; married. — CIG.
Frantz, M. Alison.— b. Duluth, Minn., Sept. 27, 1903; Miss
Fine's Sch. grad.; Smith, A. B. 1924; Columbia, Ph. D. 1937;
Am. Acad., Rome, 1924-25; Am. Sch. of Classical Studies, Athens,
1929-30; teacher in pvt. sch. 1925-27; reader, Index of Christian
Arts, Princeton, 1927-29; archaeologist and photographer, Agora
Excavations, Athens, 1933-40; app. cultural-rplations officer in
the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Athens Nov. 20, 1945;
admin, officer at Athens July 1, 1946; For. Ser. Reserve officer
of class four Nov. 13, 1946; cultural officer at Athens Nov. 13, 1946.
Franz, Jacob George. — b. Weatherford, Okla., Aug. 13,
1911 ; Weatherford High Sch. grad. ; Southwestern U.,
A.B. 1935 ; Columbia, M.A. 1939 ; Ohio State U. 1941-
42 ; instr. in sociology, U. of Toronto, 1937-38, Ohio
State U., 1941-42 : research asst. to physician 1939-40 ;
U.S. Navy 1942-46, It., overseas service ; vocational
counselor, Am. U. 1946 ; app. research analyst, P-4,
in the Dept. of State Sept. 9, 1946 ; married. — DRF.
Frazier, Ruby L. — b. Kiowa, Colo., Apr. 6, 1907 ; Colo.
State Prep. Sch. grad. ; Colo. State Coll. of Education
1925-27 ; stenog., U. of Colo., 1928-29 ; sec, Bu. of
For. and Domestic Com., 1929-40, Coordinator of
Inter-Am. Affairs 1940-41 ; transferred to the Dept. of
State Oct. 1, 1941 ; elk. in the For. Ser. and assigned
to the Am. emb. at Rio de Janeiro Nov. 9, 1942 ; admin,
asst. at Rio de Janeiro Feb. 10, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Frechtling, Louis Earl.— b. Hamilton, unio, June 19, 1913:
Hamilton High Sch. grad.; Miami (Ohio) U., B. A. 1934; Fletcher
Sch. of Law and Diplomacy, M. A. 1935; U. of Heidelberg;
summer 1935; Oxford, Ph. D. 1939; instr., Miami (Ohio) U.,
1939-40; research assoc. in educational org. 1940^2; chief of Near
East section, For. Econ. Admin., 1942-43; U. S. Navy 1943-46,
It. (jg), overseas service; app. research analyst, P-6, in the Dept.
of State Feb. 20, 1946; act. asst. chief, Div. of Research for Near
East and Africa, Oct. 7, 1946; married.— DRN.
Fredrickson, Oscar Walfred. — b. Tacoma, Wash., May
15, 1903 ; Lincoln High Sch. grad. ; U. of Wash. 1926-
27 ; Coll. of Puget Sound 1928-29 ; U. of Mexico 1936 ;
U.S. Naval Reserve, It. (jg) ; elk. in War Dept. 1929,
in Dept. of State May-Sept. 1929 ; app. elk. in Am.
consulate gen. at Vancouver Sept. 1, 1929 ; v.c. at
Mexico City for duty in dist. acet. and disbursing of
fice Nov. 19, 1932 ; asst. dist. acet. and disbursing
officer at Mexico City Feb. 4, 1937 ; v.c. and asst. dist.
acet. and disbursing officer at Ottawa Mar. 12, 1940 ;
v.c. at Asuncifin Apr. 15, 1942 ; resigned May 14, 1943 ;
traffic representative for airways 1943-44 ; app. v.c.
and special disbursing agt. at Algiers Sept. 23, 1944 ;
at Naples Mar. 29, 1945 ; at Warsaw June 29, 1945 ;
at Brussels Mar. 15, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class nine Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Freedman, Selma G. — b. Washington, D.C. ; Western
High Sch. grad. ; business sch. ; George Washington,
A.B. 1940, 1945- ; N.Y.U. 1940 ; asst. to prof., George
Washington U., 1940 ; asst. to deputy admin, and to
dir., Office of Price Admin., 1942-45 ; app. research
and editorial asst. at $3,200 (P-3) in the Dept. of State
Apr. 12, 1945 ; economist Aug. 11, 1946 ; asst. to assoc.
editor, P-4, Oct, 20, 1946. — A-T.
Freeman, Alwyn Vernon. — b. Detroit, Mich., Dec. 11, 1910;
Detroit Northern High Sch. grad.; U. of Mich., A. B. 1930;
Harvard, LL. B. 1933; Academi de Droit International de la
Haye, The Hague, summers 1934 and 1935; l'Institut des Hautes
Etudes Internationales, diplome de l'Institut 1938; U. of Geneva,
Dr. of Political Science 1938; mem. of bar of Mich.; atty., U. S.
Section, Agrarian Claims Commn., Mexico City, 1939-40; atty.,
U. S. Maritime Commn. 1941-42; private practice 1938-39, 1940-41;
del., Inter-Am. Bar Conf., Santiago, 1945; U. S. Army 1942-46,
capt.; app. asst. to the legal adviser, P-6, in the Dept. of State
Mar. 1, 1946.— Le.
Freeman, Fulton. — b. Pasadena, Calif., May 7, 1915 ;
Evans Sch. grad. ; Lingman U., Canton, China, 1934—35 ;
Pomona Coll., AB. 1937 ; Princeton, grad. work
1937-38 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser., and v.c. at Mexico City
Mar. 2, 1939 ; For. Ser. Sch. Jan. 4, 1940 ; language
officer at Peiping June 10, 1940-Dec 7, 1941 ; to the
Dept. June 3, 1942 ; detailed for special study (U. of
Calif.) Sept. 22, 1942; 3d sec. at Chungking Jan. 12,
1943 ; class eight July 16, 1943 ; class seven May 16,
1945 ; 2d sec at Chungking June 21, 1945 ; to the
Dept. July 25, 1945 ; v.c. at Peiping Dec. 10, 1945 ; cons.
Mar. 16, 1946 ; cons, at Peiping Apr. 12, 1946 ; class
six May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov.
13, 1946 ; married.
Freeman, Robert Belmont. — b. Star, N. C, Jan. 10,
1913; Ellerbe High Sch. grad.; Park Sch. (Snyder,
N.Y.) grad. ; U. of N.C., A.B. 1933, M.A. 1939, grad.
work 1939—41 ; Middlebury Coll., summers 1936 and
BIOGRAPHIES
233
1940 ; teacher of French and hist, in high schs. 1933-
37 ; supervisor and statistician in library 1937—40,
instr. in French dept. 1940-41, U. of N.C. ; asst. prof,
and act. head of French dept., U. of the South, 1941-
42 ; U.S. Army 1942-46 : app. asst. security officer,
CAF-12, in the Dept. of State Oct. 1, 1946 ; mar-
ried.— CON.
Freeman, Stuart I. — app. graphic designer, CAF-11,
in the Dept. of State Oct. 14, 1946; CAF-12 Nov.
17, 1946. — PN.
Freers, Edward Louis. — b. Cincinnati, Ohio, Mar. 10,
1912 ; Withrow High Sen. grad. ; Yale, B.A. 1933 ; U. of
Cincinnati Evening Sch. 1935, 1936 ; asst. sales-promo-
tion mgr. for sporting-goods company 1933-41 ; app.
elk. in Am. consulate at Port-of-Spain June 21, 1941 ;
For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in
the Diplo. Ser. Mar. 20. 1941, qualified July 16, 1941 ;
v.c. at Port-of-Spain July 16, 1941 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at
Asuncion May 6, 1942 ; to the Dept. July 21, 1944 ;
class eight Aug. 13, 1945 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Moscow
Oct. 10, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
French, Mary Stewart. — b. Fort Wayne, Ind. ; The
Hartridge Sch. grad. ; studied in Europe ; asst. to the
commr., U.S. New York World's Fair Commn., 1938-39 ;
exec. asst. to the regional administrator, Office of Price
Admin., 1941-43 ; exec, sec, Am. Assoc, for an Int.
Office of Education, 1944-45 ; asst. sec. of U.S. del.,
United Nations Educational and Cultural Conf.. Lon-
don, 1945 ; app. divisional asst., P— 4, in the Dept. of
State Aug. 17, 1945. — IEP.
French, Stewart. — b. Kansas City, Mo., May 15, 1905; Phillips
Exeter Acad, grad.; Harvard, A. B. 1929; St. John's Coll., LL. B.
1939; mem. of bars of N. Y. and Virgin Islands; for. correspond-
ent, reporter, copy editor, editor, and feature writer for news-
papers and press association 1930-37; public relations dir. for
distillers corp. 1937-40; special atty., Dept. of Justice, 1940-41;
asst. U. S. atty., N. Y. City, 1941; exec. asst. to the governor of
the Virgin Islands 1941^2; territorial atty., Office of Price Admin.,
Virgin Islands, 1942-43; U. S. Army 1943-46, 1st It., overseas
service; app. econ. analyst in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned
at Shanghai Jan. 22, 1946; For. Ser. Staff officer of class six Nov.
13, 1946; married.
Fretwell, Elbert Kirtley, Jr. — b. New York, N.Y.,
Oct. 29, 1923 ; Lincoln Sch. of Teachers Coll. grad. ;
business sch. ; Wesleyan U., A.B. 1944 ; Harvard U.,
grad. work 1944 ; camp leader for summer camps 1940,
1941, 1942 ; reporter for newspaper 1943-44 ; staff
correspondent for press assn. 1942-44 : public rela-
tions work, Am. Red Cross, 1944-45 ; app. elk. in the
For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept. Apr.
12, 1945 ; v.c. at Praha June 28, 1945 ; also admin,
asst. at Praha July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Praha Nov. 13, 1946.
Freund, Richard B. — b. Chicago, 111., Aug. 1, 1915 ;
University High Sch. grad. ; U. of Chicago, A.B. 1936 ;
asst. treas. and asst. sales mgr. for tile company 1936-
41 ; U.S. Army 1941-46, maj., overseas service ; app.
research asst., at §2,980, in the Dept. of State Feb.
25, 1946 ; admin, asst., CAF-9, June 30, 1946 ; admin,
officer, Acquisition and Distribution Div., CAF-12,
Dec. 1, 1946 ; married. — IAD.
Fridrich, George Joseph, Jr. — b. Cairo, 111., Aug. 6.
1912 ; Devitt Prep. Sch. grad. ; U. of Tenn. 1933-35 :
auditor, disbursing officer, and accountant in P.R. and
Virgin Islands, Treas. Dept., 1936-41 ; auditor. War
Dept. 1941-43, 1944-45, Office of War Information
1943-44 ; app. admin, officer in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned to the Dept. Feb. 4, 1946 ; at Praha Mar.
IS, 1946 ; also special disbursing officer at Praha July
1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class nine Nov. 13,
1946 ; special disbursing officer at Praha Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Fried, Milton. — b. Brooklyn, N. Y., Nov. 20, 1915 ;
Thomas Jefferson High Sch. grad. ; N.Y.U., A.B. 1938,
A.M. 1940 ; Columbia U., grad. work 1941-43 ; re-
search asst. and instr. in econ., N.Y.U., 1940-43 ;
app. att. in the For Ser. Auxiliary Jan. 5, 1945 ; at
Paris Mar. 21, 1945 ; at Praha June 29, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Friedman, Richard. — b. Boston, Mass., June 16, 1909 ;
Browne and Nichols Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A.B. 1933 ;
instr. in private sch. 1935—43 ; analyst, War Production
Bd., 1943-45 ; app. public-opinion analyst, CAF-9, in
the Dept. of State Dec. 17, 1945 ; information specialist,
CAF-11, June 30, 1946 ; married.— PL.
Friedman, William Henry. — b. St. Louis, Mo., Apr. 9,
1921 ; University City High Sch. grad. ; U. of Chicago,
A.B. 1941 ; grad. work, New Sch. for Social Research
1941-42, Sch. of Advanced Int. Studies 1946 ; proof-
reader with dept. store 1942 ; U.S. Army 1942-46,
overseas service ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 5, 1946 ; to the
Dept. Sept. 26, 1946 ; v.c. at Marseille Oct. 31, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Friedmann, Genevieve R. (Mrs.). — b. Paragon, Ind. ;
Martinsville High Sch. grad. ; Ind. U., A.B. 1940 ; sec,
personnel and placement bu. In'd. U., 1940—41 ; per-
sonnel elk., Nat. Youth Admin., 1941-42 ; elk., Civil
Service Commn., 1942—43, classification analyst, War
Dept., 1943-44 ; app. classification investigator at
$2,600 in the Dept. of State Apr. 17, 1944 ; at $3,200
(CAF-9) Feb. 13, 1945 ; classification officer, CAF-11,
Feb. 13, 1946. — DP.
Frieswyk, Henry. — b. Whitinsville, Mass., Sept. 24,
1920 ; Northbridge High Sch. grad. ; Clark, A.B. 1942,
summer 1942 ; engineering draftsman 1942-43, cartog-
rapher 1943-45, Office of Strategic Services ; trans-
ferred to the Dept. of State as cartographer, P-3, Oct.
1, 1945 ; P-4 Nov. 3, 1946 ; married. — MI.
Frillman, Paul W. — app. admin, officer in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Mukden July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; public
affairs officer at Mukden Nov. 13, 1946.
Frisco, Mary. — b. Tampa, Fla., Dec. 4, 1909 ; Hills-
boro High Sch. grad. ; business sch. ; Duke U., A.B.
1940 ; teacher in elementary and jr. high schs. 1929-
42 ; translator, supervisor, and censor, Office of Cen-
sorship, 1942-45 ; app. cultural-relations asst. in the
For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Buenos Aires Apr.
2, 1945 ; elk. at Buenos Aires, July 1, 1946 ; admin,
asst. at Buenos Aires Oct. 6, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; cultural asst. at
Buenos Aires Nov. 13, 1946.
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Fritzlan, Andrew David. — b. Poona, India, of Am.
parents, June 20, 1914 ; Breeks Memorial Sch. (Ootaca-
mund, India) grad. ; Bishop Cotton Coll., Simla, India,
1932 ; Northwest Nazarene Coll., B.A. 1934 ; U. of Ky.,
M.A. 1936 ; Fletcher Sch. of Law and Diplomacy
1937-38 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 6. 1938 ; v.c. at Naples
July 18, 1938 ; For. Ser. Sch. June 9, 1939 ; v.c. and
3d sec. at Baghdad, temp., Jan. 4, 1940 ; at Tehran
Jan. 8, 1940; v.c. at Basra Aug. 6, 1942; class eight
July 16, 19'43 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Tangier Nov. 11,
1943 ; also v.c. at Ceuta July 24, 1944 ; class seven
Aug. 13, 1945 ; 2d sec. at Tangier in addition to duties
as v.c. Nov. 14, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class five
Nov. 13, 1946.
Fromer, Julian P. — app. admin, officer in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Palermo July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; public
affairs officer at Palermo Nov. 13, 1946.
Frost, Arthur Chester. — b. Arlington, Mass., Feb. 4,
1886 ; Harvard, A.B. 1909 ; Harvard Sch. of Business
Admin. 1908-9 ; George Washington Law Sch. 1911-12 ;
sec. to mem. of Cong. 1910-15 ; app. cons, of class eight
Mar. 2, 1915 ; detailed to Genoa Apr. 10, 1915 ; cons, at
Algiers Mar. 20, 1917 ; class seven Apr. 24, 1917 ; class
six Sept. 5, 1919 ; class five June 4, 1920 ; cons, at
Barranquilla Oct. 20. 1920; at Guatemala Feb. 11,
1921 ; class four Aug. 23, 1922 ; detailed to Habana
Mar. 30, 1923 ; class three June 3, 1924 ; cons. gen. of
class four June 5, 1924 ; For. Ser. officer of class three
July 1, 1924 ; cons. gen. at Tampico Mar. 24, 1926 ; at
Prague Nov. 2, 1927 ; class two July 24, 1930 ; observer,
17th plenary assembly of the Int. Parliamentary ConfV
of Commerce, Prague, 1931 ; cons. gen. at Calcutta July
31, 1931 ; at Zurich June 21, 1934 ; class one Oct. 1
1935 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. May 14, 1936 ; also cons,
gen. at Liechtenstein* Jan. 19, 1938 ; cons. gen. at Bar-
celona Mar. 1, 1940 ; to the Dept. Oct. 2, 1942 ; cons,
gen. at Toronto Oct. 12, 1944 ; For. Ser. officer of class
one Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Frost, Lesley. — app. admin, officer in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Madrid July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class seven Nov. 13, 1946 ; asst. cultural
officer at Madrid Nov. 13, 1946.
Fry, Kenneth Donald.— b. Schenectady, N. Y., Sept. 28, 1902;
La Grange (111.) High Sch. grad.; Alma Coll. 1920-23; TJ. of
Chicago 1924-25; sports editor of newspaper 1923-33; program dir.
with radio broadcasting company 1933-43; with Office of War
Information 1943-15; transferred to the Dept. of State, CAF-15,
Aug. 31, 1945; act. assoc. chief, Int. Broadcasting Div., Jan. 1,
1946; chief Aug. 26, 1946; married.— IBD
Fuess, John Cushing. — b. Andover, Mass., Apr. 13,
1912 ; Phillips Andover grad. ; Harvard, A.B. 1935,
M.A. 1936 ; Fletcher Sch. of Law and Diplomacy
1938-39 ; teacher in elementary sch. 1936-38 ; app. For.
Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser., and v.c. at Mexico City Mar. 2. 1939 ; For. Ser.
Sch. Jan. 4, 1940 ; to the Dept. May 21, 1940 ; v.c. at
Belfast Dec. 27, 1941 ; at Auckland July 6, 1943 ;
class eight Nov. 16, 1943 ; cons. May 21, 1945 ; cons,
at Auckland May 30, 1945 ; class seven Aug. 13, 1945 ;
For. Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Fuller, George Gregg. — b. Rochester, N.T., Oct. 29,
1886; Bradstreet Sch. for Boys grad.; Yale, B.A. 1910;
U. of Berlin, 1 yr. ; Queens U., M.A. 1934 ; asst. treas.,
various telephone companies, 1910-13 ; v. pres., ma-
chine mfg. company, 1913-16; U.S. Army 1916-19
(Mexican border service), maj. ; v. pres. of export firm,
director Norwegian and German companies, and bank
representative 1919-20 ; app. v.c. at Christiania Nov. 3,
1920 ; at Trondhjem Feb. 25, 1921 ; at Malmo July 20,
1921 ; at Reval Aug. 27, 1921 ; drafting officer at $2,500
in the Dept. of State Aug. 1, 1922-May 3, 1923 ; app.
v.c. of career of class three Sept. 30. 1922 ; asst. cluer,
Div. of Political and Economic Information, Oct. 1922 ;
v.c. at Jerusalem Apr. 27. 1923 ; at Bnshlre Nov. 22,
1923 ; class two Nov. 23, 1923 ; For. Ser. officer unclass.
July 1, 1924 ; v.c. at Teheran Sept. 2, 1924 ; at Berlin
Feb. 27, 1926 ; to the Dept. June 21, 1927 ; class eight
and cons. Sept. 24. 1927 ; cons, at Niagara Falls, temp.,
Nov. 10, 1927 ; at Kingston, Ont., Mar. 7, 1928 ; class
seven July 24, 1930 ; to the Dept. Dec. 1, 1934 ; app.
economic analyst at $5,600 in the Dept. of State, Apr.
5, 1935 ; trade consultant to the Dept. Apr. 22, 1935 ;
representative of Dept. on Committee for Reciprocity
Information 1935-37 ; For. Ser. officer of class five,
cons., and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. June 29. 1937 : cons,
at Winnipeg July 19, 1937; at Fort Wilinm and Port
Arthur, temp., June 29, 1938 ; at Winnipeg Oct. 17,
1938; at Calgary, temp., Nov. 1, 1940; at Winnipeg
Dec. 2, 1940 ; class four July 16, 1943 ; cons, at
St. John, N. B., Sept. 27, 1943 ; at Antwerp Oct. 5,
1944 ; at Tunis June 8, 1945 ; cons. gen. July 28, 1945 ;
cons. gen. at Tunis Aug. 1, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of
class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Fuller, Leon W. — b. De Kalb, 111., Mar. 17, 1895;
Galva (111.) High Sch. grad.; Knox Coll. 1912-15; U.
of Mich., A.B. 1917, A.M. 1922; U. of Wis., Ph.D.
1933 ; teacher of hist, in high schs. 1917-27 ; U.S. Army
Oct.-Dec. 1918; instr. of hist., U. of Colo. 1927-28,
Colo. Coll. 192S-32. Stanford U. 1933-35; assoc. prof,
of hist., Chico (Calif.) State Coll., 3935-42; app. divi-
sional asst. at $3,800 in the Dept. of State Feb. 1, 1943 ;
at $4,600 (P-5) Mar. 16, 1944 ; country specialist
July 1, 1944 ; married. — CE.
Fuller, Nathan Frederick. — b. Loda, 111., Oct. 11, 1904 ;
Austin High Sch. grad. ; U. of 111., B.S. 1927 ; jr. exec,
special representative, and production planner in steel
company 1924—25, 1927-41 ; priorities specialist, Office
of Production Management, 1941 ; priorities specialist
1942, consultant 1942-44, War Production Bd. ; chief
of section, For. Econ. Admin., 1944-45; representative
of For. Econ. Admin., Canadian Mutual Aid Discussions
at Ottawa, July 1944, Newfoundland Requirements
Conim., Washington, Dec. 1944, West Indies Food
Comm., Washington, 1945 ; transferred to the Dept.
of State as chief of United Kingdom and British
Colonial section, Office of For. Liquidation, CAF— 14,
Oct. 20, 1945; married. — OFLC.
Fuller, Nicholas Anthony.— b. Canton, Ohio, Aug. 13,
1919 ; West Point Prep. Sch. grad. ; U.S. Mil. Acad,
grad. ; research engineer July-Sept. 1944 ; app. elk. in
the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept. Apr.
25, 1945 ; v.c. at Antigua July 5, 1945 ; also admin,
asst. at Antigua July 1, 1946 ; For Ser. Staff officer
of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Antigua Nov. 13,
1946.
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235
Fullerton, Emily Dickinson (Mrs.). — b. Port Tampa,
Fla. ; Lakeland High Sen. grad. ; Fla. Southern Coll.
1926-28 ; sec-asst., Ala. Polytech. Inst., 1937-41 ; sec-
elk.. Kentucky Dam, Tenn. Valley Authority, 1941—42 ;
information specialist, Fed. Security Agency, 1942—44 ;
app. writer at $3,200 in Dept. of State May 15, 1944 ;
information specialist at $3,800 (CAF-11) May 15,
1945.— PL.
Fullerton, Hugh Stuart. — b. Chicago, 111., Apr. 27,
1892 ; private sch. and tutors ; Wittenberg Coll., A.B.
1914 ; Oxford 1915 ; Princeton, A.M. 1917 ; instr., Wit-
tenberg Coll. 1914-15, Urbana U. 1917; Y.M.C.A. sec.
in France 1917-19 ; app. v.c. and elk. at Geneva Feb. 25,
1920 ; v.c. of career of class three and v.c. at Geneva
May 24, 1920 ; at Huelva Aug. 2, 1920 ; at Lyon Mar.
18, 1921 ; class two Nov. 17, 1921 ; class one May 26,
1922 ; cons, of class seven Mar. 1, 1923 ; detailed to
Havre Apr. 19, 1923; to Calais July 20, 1923; to Ant-
werp Oct. 23, 1923 ; class six June 3, 1924 ; For. Ser.
officer of class seven July 1, 1924 ; to the Dept. May 5,
1925 ; cons, at Cologne Sept. 4, 1926 ; class six June 30,
1927 ; cons, at Kovno June 1, 1928 ; sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Nov. 12, 1929 ; also 2d sec. at Kovno Nov. 19, 1929 ;
class five Dec. 19, 1929; 1st sec. Aug. 22, 1930; cons,
at Lyon Jan. 5, 1932 ; 2d sec. at Helsingfors June 21,
1933 ; cons, at Paris Aug. 17, 1934 ; class four Oct. 1,
1935 ; also 1st sec. at Paris July 13, 1937 ; class three
Jan. 3, 1938 ; class two Aug. 1, 1940 : cons, at Marseille
Aug. 3, 1940 ; cons. gen. Nov. 30, 1940 ; cons. gen. at
Marseille Dec. 7, 1940 ; to the Dept. Jan. 14, 1942 ; 1st
sec. at Ottawa Apr. 30-May 21, 1942 ; asst. chief, Div.
of European Affairs, Dec. 10, 1942 ; chief, Div. of So.
European Affairs, Jan. 15, 1944 ; couns. of mission and
cons. gen. at Paris Sept. 13, 1944 ; couns. of emb. at
Paris in addition to duties as cons. gen. Nov. 18, 1944 ;
class one May 16, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class one
Nov. 13, 1946.
Fultz, Harry T. — app. econ. adviser in the For. Ser.
Auxiliary and assigned at Tirana Apr. 9, 1945 ; public
affairs officer at Tirana Oct. 6, 1946 ; at Rome Nov. 5,
1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13,
1946.
Fulwiler, Lewis B. — b. Buchanan, Va., May 10, 1914; Fork
Union Mil. Acad, grad.; Roanoke Coll., 1934-37; Nat. U. Law
Sch. 1938-40; personnel elk., Advisory Commn. to the Council
of Nat. Defense, 1940-41; chief placement officer, Office of
Defense Transportation, 1941-43; chief of unit, War Dept.,
1943-45; asst. chief of div., For. Econ. Admin., 1945; personnel
officer in hospital, 1945-46; app. personnel officer, CAF-12, in the
Dept. of State Apr. 22, 1946; married.— OFLC.
Funk, Ilo Clare. — b. Trinidad, Colo., Oct. 30. 1889;
State Prep. Sch. ; U. of Colo., B.A. 1912 ; with mining
companies in U.S. and Mexico ; app. cons. asst. Sept. 3,
1912 ; assigned to the Dept. Sept. 27, 1912 ; v. and dep.
cons, at Milan Aug. 29, 1913 ; v.c. at Milan by act
approved Feb. 5, 1915 ; v.c. of career of class three Sept.
27, 1919 ; v.c. at Lucerne Oct. 20, 1919 ; class two May
24, 1920 ; at Genoa Sept. 15, 1921 ; class one Nov. 17,
1921 ; cons, of class seven June 22. 1922 ; class six
June 3, 1924 ; For. Ser. officer of class seven July 1,
1924 ; cons, at Catania Apr. 10. 1925 ; at Florence Feb.
18, 1928 ; class six Dec. 19, 1929 ; at Hull Aug. 9. 1935 ;
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 1, 1937 ; cons, at Barbados
Mar. 19, 1940 ; at Veracruz May 31, 1944 ; For. Ser.
officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
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Funkhouser, Richard E. — b. Trenton, N. J., Sept. 10,
1917 ; Taft Sch. grad. ; Princeton, B.A. 1939 ; geologist
with oil companies, 1939-40, in Venezuela 1940-42 ;
U.S. Army 1943-45, 1st It., overseas service ; app.
asst. petroleum att. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and
assigned a1 Paris Oct. 30, 1945 ; also at Bern, Brussels,
and Luxembourg Dec. 14, 1945 ; For. Ser. Reserve of-
ficer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Fuqua, John Howe. — b. Marinette, Wis., Mar. 23,
1905 ; U. High Sch. (Chicago) grad. ; Dartmouth
1923-26 ; London Sch. of Economics 1928 ; U. of Mont-
pellier, Fiance, 1929 ; in export business 1927 ; app.
elk. in Am. consulate at Dundee Feb. 22, 1930 ; v.c. at
Dundee May 21, 1930 ; at London Mar. 5, 1931 ; at
Paris June 8, 1934 ; resigned June 13, 1937 ; app.
economic analyst at $3,200 in the Dept. of State July
19, 1937 ; at $3,800 Jan. 4, 1938 ; divisional asst. July
10, 1939 ; at $4,000 Feb. 16, 1941 ; mem., Advisory
Comm. on Trade Policy in Relation to the Lend-Lease
Program, 1942-43 ; at $5,600 Sept. 1, 1942 ; exec. sec.
on econ. affairs, Dept. of State Comm. on Post-War
Programs, Mar. 18-Dec. 20, 1944 ; at $6,500 Apr. 16,
1944 ; sec. of comm., United Nations Monetary and
Financial Conf., Bretton Woods, N. H., 1944 ; at $7,175
July 1, 1945 ; special asst. to dim., U. S. section,
Anglo-Am. Caribbean Commn., at $8,750 (P-8) July 31,
1945 ; representative of Caribbean Commn., 3d sess.,
Caribbean Tourist Conf., Brooklyn, N. Y., 1946 ; mar-
ried.— AACC.
Furr, Carl J. — app. asst. chief of Liberian Econ. Mis-
sion in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Mon-
rovia Nov. 4, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
two Nov. 13, 1946.
Fussell, Frances R. (Mrs.). — b. Philadelphia, Pa.; Overbrook
High Sch. grad.; Swarthmore, A. B. 1932; U. of Pa., M. A. 1936,
Ph. D. 1937; instr. in political science, Swarthmore, 1932-41; asst.
to dir. of stockpiling and transportation 1941^4, asst. to v. chm.
1944-45, War Production Bd.; sec. of operating comm., Combined
Raw Materials Bd., 1942^4; app. divisional asst., P-5, in the
Dept. of State Nov. 5, 1945.— TRC.
Fyfe, Howard. — b. Mar. 22, 1896; high sch. and
business sch. ; in freight-forwarding business ; elk., U.S.
Despatch Agency, N.Y., Feb. 11, 1911; U.S. Army
1917-18; asst. to U.S. despatch agt., N.Y., Oct. 1. 1927;
deputy despatch agt. Apr. 1, 1928; at $2,600 July 1,
1928; asst. despatch agt. at $3,000 Aug. 1, 1929;
despatch agt. at $4,500 Jan. 28, 1930 ; at $6,500 (CAF-
14) July 1, 1935.
Galambos, Tibor Andrew. — b. Budapest, Hungary,
Apr. 21, 1918 ; naturalized 1926 ; Townsend Harris
Hall grad. ; N.Y.U., B.S., LL.B. 1941 ; mem. of bar
of N.Y. ; atty. for insur. company 1941-42 ; U.S.
Army 1942-40, 1st It., overseas service ; app. For.
Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. July 25, 1946 ; to the Dept. Sept. 25, 1946 ; 3d sec.
and v.c. at Jidda Oct. 31, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Galbraith, Francis Joseph. — b. Timber Lake, S.Dak.,
Dec. 9, 1913 ; Faith High Sch. grad. ; Coll. of Puget
Sound, B.A. 1939 ; U. of Wash., B.A. 1940 ; reference
librarian, U. of Wash., 1940-41 ; U.S. Army 1941-46,
capt., overseas service; app. v.c. in the For. Ser. and
236
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assigned at Hamburg Jan. 29, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Galbraith, Willard. — b. Los Angeles, Calif., May
15, 1906 ; TL of Calif., A.B. 1927 ; asst. supervisor of
attendance in city sen. system 1927-30 ; app. For.
Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Dec. 19, 1929 ; v.c. at Panama Feb. 4, 1930 ;
For. Ser. Sch. Sept. 27, 1930 ; v.c. at Sao Paulo Feb. 24,
1931 ; at Santos, temp., Jan. 19, 1932 ; at Sao Paulo
Feb. 20, 1932 ; at Santos, temp., Jan. 25, 1933 ; at Sao
Paulo Mar. 6, 1933 ; at Victoria, Brazil, temp., May
11, 1933; at Sao Paulo Sept. 12, 1933; v.c. and 3d
sec. at Tegucigalpa Oct. 20, 1934 ; class eight, cons.,
and cons, at Tegucigalpa in addition to duties as 3d
sec. Oct. 1, 1935 ; cons, at Mexico City Nov. 27, 1935 ;
at Batavia Feb. 25, 1939; class seven Nov. 16. 1939;
cons, at Barcelona Nov. 15, 1941 ; class six Oct. 20,
1942 ; at Valencia Oct. 27, 1942 ; cons, at San Sebastian
Mar. 11, 1944 ; class five May 16, 1945 ; 2d sec. and
cons, at Lisbon Jan. 31, 1946 (canceled) ; at La Paz
May 14, 1946 ; class four May 19, 1946 ; 1st sec. at
La Paz in addition to duties as cons. July 11, 1046 ;
For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Gallardy, Louis G. — app. consular agt. at Iquitos Feb.
25, 1946.
Galling, Walter. — b. Lakewood, N.J.. Sept. 26, 1921 ;
Lakewood High Sch. grad. ; U. of Mich., A.B. 1945 ;
app. v.c. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at
Palermo Jan. 14, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Gallman, Waldemar John. — b. Wellsville, N.Y., Apr.
27, 1899 ; Wellsville High Sch. ; Cornell. A.B. 1921, grad.
work 1921-22 ; Georgetown Law Sch. 1922-23 ; S A.T.C.
1918; instr. In Eng., Cornell, 1921-22; app. sec. of
emb. or leg. of class four and assigned to the Dept.,
Sept. 22, 1922 ; to Habana Nov. 13, 1922 ; to the Dept.
July 24, 1923; For. Ser. officer of class eight July 1,
1924; 3d sec. at San Jos6, Costa Rica, Apr. 15. 1925;
class seven Apr. 30, 1925; 3d sec. at Quito Oct. 30,
1926; 2d sec. Oct. 19, 1929; class six July 24, 1930;
2d sec. at Riga Aug. 14. 1930; cons. Apr. 28, 1934;
detailed to the emb. at Warsaw, May 7-Dec. 31, 1934 ;
cons, at Danzig May 7, 1934 ; class five Oct. 1, 1935 ;
to the Dept. Feb. 5. 1938; class four June 16. 1938;
class three Aug. 1, 1940 ; asst. chief, Div. of European
Affairs, June 11, 1941 ; 1st sec. and cons, at London
May 15, 1942 ; class two July 16, 1943 ; couns. of emb.
at London Jan. 7, 1944, with honorary rank of min-
ister Jan. 20, 1945 ; class one May 16, 1945 ; For. Ser.
officer of class one Nov. 13, 1946 ; class of career min-
ister Nov. 25, 1946 ; married.
Galvan, Alvaro Felix. — b. Washington, D.C., Dec. 13,
1916 ; naturalized 1946 ; Loyola Sch. grad. ; Ford-
ham, A.B. 1941 ; U. S. Army 1941-46. 1st It. ; trans-
lator May-Oct. 1946, interpreter Oct.-Nov. 1946,
United Nations ; interpreter, 2d part of 1st sess. of
the Gen. Assembly, United Nations, Lake Success,
N.Y., 1946 ; app. interpreter. CAF-11, in the Dept.
of State Nov. 25, 1946 : married. — TC.
Gamache, Albert Clarence. — b. Fall River, Mass., Apr. 27,
1901; Crosby Sch. grad.; St. Joseph's Coll., Quebec; treasurer and
mgr. of cml. company in Cuba 1929-35; contract administrator
for cml. company 1941-45; app. sr. econ. analyst in the For. Ser.
Auxiliary and assigned at Buenos Aires Sept. 26, 1945; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946; married.
Gamon, David Lewis. — b. Acapulco, Mexico, of Am.
parents, July 10, 1920; elementary sch. in France;
U. of Calif., B.A. 1942 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. and
assigned to the Dept. Aug. 26, 1942 ; at Cairo Oct.
22, 1942 ; v.c. at Cairo June 21, 1944 ; at Antigua
Feb. 8, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 22, 1945 ; v.c at
Antigua Dec. 29, 1945 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Asunci6n
Feb. 25, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13,
1946.
Gamson, Arthur Lionel. — b. New York N.Y., May 8,
1917 ; Lincoln High Sch. grad. ; U. of Ariz., B.S.
1940 ; self-employed 1940-41 ; customs insp., Treas.
Dept., 1941-43, 1945-16 ; U.S. Army 1943-45 ; app.
For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c/ of career, and sec. in
the Diplo. Ser. July 5, 1946 ; to the Dept. July 25,
1946 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Buenos Aires Aug. 20, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Gange, John Frederic. — b. Lindsay, Calif., May 30,
1910; Lindsay High Sch. grad.; Stanford U., A.B.
1932, A.M. 1934, grad. work 19J.4-36 ; instr. in hist.,
Eastern Wash. Coll. of Education. 1936-37 ; instr. in
hist, and int. affairs, Princeton, 1937-39 ; instr. and
lecturer in hist., Stanford, 1939-40, 1941 ; mem. of
Brookings Inst, staff for econ. and social survey of
Dominican Republic Jan.-Sept. 1941 ; app. divisional
asst. at $3,800 in the Dept. of State Dec. 15, 1941;
at $4,600 Mar. 1, 1943; asst. chief, Caribbean Office,
July 15, 1943; at $5,600 Sept. 16. 1943; asst. chief,
Div. of Caribbean and Central Am. Affairs, Jan. 15—
May 25, 1944 ; exec, sec, U.S. section, Anglo-Am. Car-
ibbean Commn., at $6,500 (P-7) Jan. 16, 1944; exec,
sec, U.S. del., West Indian Conf., Barbados, B.W.I.,
1944, Caribbean Land Tenure Symposium. Mayatruez,
P. R., 1944, and Caribbean Research Council Conf.,
Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas. U.S.V.I., 1914: special
asst. to exec, sec, Joint Secretariat of Exec. Staff
Comms., Mar. 16, 1945, Central Secretariat Apr. 26,
1945 ; exec. asst. to exec, sec, United Nations Conf. on
Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; deputy exec, sec, Cen-
tral Secretariat, Nov. 16, 1945 ; act. exec, sec Dec. 31,
1945 ; P-8 Aug. 1, 1946 ; married. — ESC.
Gannett, Michael Ross. — b. Neuilly-sur-Seine. France,
of Am. parents July 13, 1919; George Sch. (Pa.);
Harvard, S.B. 1941 ; app. elk., temp., at $2,000 in the
Dept. of State Dec. 8, 1941 ; For. Ser. officer unclass.,
v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Feb. 20, 1942,
qualified Aug. 24, 1942; elk. in Am. emb. at Santiago
Feb. 26, 1942; v.c. at Santiago Aug. 24. 1942; at
Madras Nov. 10, 1943 (canceled) ; furlough for mil.
ser. Apr. 9. 1944-Nov. 28. 1945 ; to the Dept. Dec. 10,
1945 : v.c. at Ciudad Trujillo, temp., Dec. 27, 1945 ;
For. Ser. officer at Vienna May 15, 1946; 3d sec. and
v.c. at Vienna Sept. 24, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
six Nov. 13, 1946.
Gantenbein, James Watson, — b. Portland, Oreg., Nov.
9, 1900 ; Lincoln High Sch. ; Reed Coll., A.B. 1922 ;
Northwestern Coll. of Law. LL.B. 1922; Columbia. A.M.
1925. Ph.D. 1931 ; Downing Coll., Cambridge U.. Eng-
land, 1927-28 ; mem. of bar of Oreg. ; S.A.T.C. 1918 ;
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dep. county elk. 1919-20; sec, Northwestern Coll.
of Law, 1920-24 ; teacher in high sch. 1922-24, 1925-27,
1928-29 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass. and v.c. of
career Oct. 16, 1929 ; For. Ser. Sch. Oct. 21, 1929 ; v.c.
at Milan Mar. 26, 1930; For. Ser. officer to the leg.
at Santo Domingo May 17, 1933 ; sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. June 17, 1933; 3d sec. at Santo Domingo July
10, 1933 : class eight and cons. Oct. 1, 1935 ; to the
Dept. May 22, 1936 ; claws seven June 1, 1937 ; detailed
for special study In economics (New York U.) July 19,
1938 ; 2d sec. at Buenos Aires May 27, 1939 ; class
six Aug. 1, 1940; 2d sec. and cons, at Quito Jan. 25,
1943 ; special asst. on del. liaison, United Nations
Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; class five
May 10, 19 15; to the Dept. July 4, 1945; class four
May 19, 1946 ; asst. chief, Div. of For. Ser. Admin.,
June 28, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13,
1946 ; married. — FA.
Gardiner, John Pennington. — b. Cohasset, Mass., Aug.
31, 1905 ; Middlesex Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A.B. 1929 ;
University de Portiers, Feb.-June 1933 ; asst. in im-
port and export company 1929-30 ; solicitor 1930-33,
branch mgr. 1933-37 for finance companies ; insur.
broker 1938-41 ; U.S. Naval Reserve 1935-13, It. (jg) ;
divisional asst., Dept. of State, May-Sept. 1941 ; econo-
mist, Econ. Defense Bd. Oct.-Dec. 1941, Bd. of Econ.
Warfare 1941-43, Office of Econ. Warfare July-Sept.
1943, and For. Econ. Admin. 1943-44 ; app. divisional
asst. at $4,600 in the Dept. of State June 26, 1944 ;
at $4,800 Jan. 1, 1945 ; civil-affairs specialist at $5,600
(P-6) Feb. 5, 1945; asst. sec. gen., Far Eastern
Commn., 1945— ; married.- — A-H.
Gardiner, Nona Logan. — b. Sunset, La., Jan. 6, 1896 ;
Gueydan High Sch. grad. ; teacher's training course
grad. ; app. elk. in Am. consulate gen. at Guatemala
Nov. 7, 1929 ; admin, asst. at Guatemala Feb. 10, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ;
v.c. at Guatemala Nov. 13, 1946.
Gardner, Blanche Lamar (Mrs.). — b. Henderson, Tex. ;
Sidney Lanier High Sch. (Montgomery, Ala.) grad.;
business sch. ; George Washington U. 1942—46 ; asst.
to dir. of div., Ala. Relief Admin., 1934-35 ; sec,
Nat. Bu. of Standards, 1935-40 ; exec, sec, Central
Housing Comm., 1941—42 ; head of unit, Office of War
Information, 1942—43 ; chief of comm. and project
ser. section, Office of Inter-Am. Affairs, 1943-45 ;
transferred to the Dept. of State as admin, asst.,
CAF-9, Aug. 31, 1945 ; divisional asst., P-4, Sept. 8,
1946.— ILL
Gardner, Inez Josephine. — b. Calumet, Mich. ; Welles-
ley, A.B. 1904 ; secretarial and editorial work 1905-17 ;
office mgr.. Council of Nat. Defense 1917-19, Bu. of
Internal Revenue 1919-26 ; app. editorial asst. at
$1,860 in the Dept. of State Mar. 22, 1926 ; at $1,920
Mar. 1, 1927 : at $2,100 July 1, 1928 ; at $2,200 July
1, 1928 ; at $2,300 Sept. 1, 1929 ; at $2,500 July 1,
1930; at $2,600 Apr. 1, 1938; at $2,700 June 16,
1941 ; at $2,800 Jan. 1, 1943 ; asst. chief of editorial
section, Div. of Research and Publication, at $3,200
(CAF-9) June 16, 1944; asst. chief of gen. editing
branch, Div. of Publications, Sept. 16, 1946 ; CAF-11
Oct. 20, 1946.— PB.
Gardner, James Richard. — b. Louisville, Ky., May 28,
1915 ; Westtown (Pa.) Prep. Sch. grad. : Swarthmore,
A.B. 1937 ; Oxford U. 1938-39 ; Columbia U. 1940-
41 ; U.S. Army 1941—16, capt. ; app. intelligence pro-
gram officer, P-5, in the Dept. of State July 22, 1946 ;
asst. econ. intelligence officer Sept. 22, 1946.
Gardner, Margaret Knelleau (Mrs.) — b. Crescent Springs,
Ky., June 21, 1902; Villa Madoruia Acad, grad; business sch.
grad.; U. of 111. 1925-26; John Marshall Law Sch., LL. B. 1929;
mem. of bar of D. C; research for law firm 192S-30 and 1934-36,
for state bar of Calif. 1931-33; sec. for auto mfg. company in
Japan, 1930-40; admiu. asst. in bank in Shanghai 1940-41; cml,
specialist, Treas. Dept., 1942-45; app. divisional asst., P-3, in
the Dept. of State May 21, 1945; econ. analyst in the For. Ser.
Auxiliary and assigned at Shanghai Nov. 23, 1945; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class eight Nov. 13, 1946.
Garrison, Biddle Hiles b. Red Bank, N.J., Nov. 19,
1909; Phillips Exeter Acad, grad.; Princeton, A.B.
1933 ; Centro de Estudios Historicos, Madrid ; private
sec. to Am. anib. to Spain 1934-35 ; app. elk. In Am.
emb. at Madrid (sec. to amb.) Aug. 2, 1935; elk. in Am.
emb. at Santiago (sec. to amb.) July 21, 1939; special
asst. at Santiago Mar. 4, 1943 ; For. Ser. Staff officer
of class eight Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Garrison, Dwight. — b. Philadelphia, Pa., Sept. 1,
1890 ; Episcopal Acad, grad.; Yale, B.S. 1918; con-
sulting engineer 1933-39 ; U.S. Army 1939-44. col.,
overseas service ; chief of div., War Assets Admin.,
1945—46 ; app. asst. chief, Div. of Int. Confs., Dept.
of State, P-7, Oct. 22, 1946 ; married. — IC.
Garrott, George. — b. Baltimore, Md., May 18, 1906; high-sch.
grad.; George Washington U. 1923-25; with newspaper 1927-43;
news editor, Office of War Information, 1944-45; news writer at
first meeting of Council of Provisional Int. Civil Aviation Org.,
Montreal, 1945; transferred to the Dept. of State as information
specialist, CAF-12, Aug. 31, 1945; editor Apr. 7, 1946; married.—
INP.
Garvey, Leo W.— b. Alexandria, Va., Dec 22, 191 5 ;
Alexandria High Sch. grad. ; business sch. ; ins ., Dept.
of Agri., 1934-35 ; coder, Works Progress Admin.,
1936-37 ; agt. for insur. companies 1938-39 ; elk.,
Dept. of State, 1940-42; app. elk. at $1,410 in the
Dept. of State Mar. 9, 1942 ; at $1,620 Aug. 16, 1942 ;
at $1,800 Dec. 16, 1942 ; at $2,000 Aug. 16, 1943 ;
divisional asst. at $2,600 (P-2) June 1, 1944; recruit-
ment and placement officer Sept. 1, 1944 ; act. admin,
officer, Div. of German and Austrian Econ. Affairs,
May 28, 1946 ; asst. to the exec, officer, Office of Econ.
Security Policy, CAF-11, Sept. 8, 1946 ; married. —
ESP.
Garza, Elias Gonzalez. — b. Eagle Pass, Tex., Aug. 9,
1903 ; Eagle Pass High Sch. grad. ; business sch. ; elk.
1924; salesman 1925-26; elk., U. S. Post Office, 1926-
27; insurance agt. 1927; O.R.C. 1929-32, 2d It.; app.
elk. in the Am. consulate at Piedras Negras Dec. 15,
1927 ; at Ensenada Dec. 13, 1929 ; v.c. at Ensenada
Mar. 20, 1935 ; at Nuevo Laredo Dec. 20, 1937 ; at
Veracruz Mar. 23, 1942 ; at Coatzacoalcos, temp., Apr.
22, 1942 ; at Veracruz May 4, 1942 ; at Coatzacoalcos,
temp., Aug. 27, 1942 ; at Veracruz Oct. 16, 1942 ; at
Coatzacoalcos, temp., Feb. 12, 1943 ; at Veracruz Mar.
3, 1943 ; at Mazatlan, temp., Feb. 22, 1945 ; at
Merida, temp., Apr. 24, 1945 ; at Veracruz June 1,
1945 ; at San Luis Potosf July 23, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
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Gaspard, Jerome Theodore. — b. Minneapolis, Minn.,
Jan. 18, 1907 ; St. Thomas Acad. grad. ; St. Thomas
Coll., B.A. 1927 ; Sorbonne, diplome d'etudes superieures
de philosophie 1929 ; Harvard, M.A. 1933 ; instr., St.
John's U., 1931-32 ; economist, Fed. Home Loan Bank
Bd., 1933-41 ; liaison officer 1941-43, asst. to dir.
1943-44, Dept. of Agri. ; app. agri. economist in the
For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Brussels Oct. 23,
1944 ; agri. att. at Brussels Nov. 1, 1945 ; For. Ser.
Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Gasser, Francis Eueckert.— b. Salt Lake City, Utah, May 17,
1907; West High Sch. grad.; U. of Utah, LL. B. 1939, B. A. 1941,
M. A. 1942; mem. of bar of Utah; app. econ. analyst in the For.
Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to office of U. S. political adviser on
German affairs, Dec. 4, 1945; also admin, officer at Berlin July
1, 1946; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eight Nov. 13, 1946; econ.
analyst at Berlin Nov. 13, 1946.
Gates, Louis Earl. — b. Binghamton, N.Y., Dec. 15,
1885 ; Central High Sch. ; business sch. ; U.S.N.A. 1903-
5 ; American TJ. 1928-30 ; employed in private firms
1905-13; app. elk. at $900 in the Dept. of State Dec.
12. 1913 ; at $1,000 Sept. 22, 1914 ; at $1,400 July 1,
1916 ; at $1,600 Sept. 3, 1919 ; at $1,860 July 1, 1924 ;
at $2,000 July 1, 1928; at $2,100 July 1, 1928; at
$2,300 July 1. 1930; at $2,400 Aug. 1, 1936; research
asst. at $2,600 Aug. 1, 1938 ; divisional asst. at $3,200
Nov. 1, 1940 ; at $3,300 July 1, 1942 ; at $3,400 Jan. 1,
1944 ; historian at $3,800 (P-4) Nov. 16, 1944 ; mar-
ried.—S/GC.
Gatewood, Richard Duncan. — b. Alameda, Calif., Dec.
18, 1910 ; Lycee Janson de Sailly, Paris, France ; Choate
Sch. grad.; Yale. A.B. 1932; Columbia, M.A. 1933;
editorial work ; instr. in French, Riverdale Country
Sch., 1934-35 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Oct. 1. 1935 ; v.c.
at Zurich Oct. 5, 1935; For. Ser. Sch. Dec. 5, 1936;
v.c. at Rio de Janeiro June 22. 1937 ; also 3d sec.
at Rio de Janeiro Oct. 10, 1939 ; v.c. and 3d sec.
at Tegucigalpa Mar. 28, 1940 ; v.c. at Port-of-Spain
Jan. 13, 1942 ; class eight Feb. 1, 1942 ; class seven
Nov. 16, 1943 ; v.c. at Colombo Mar. 23, 1944 ; class six
Aug. 13, 1945 ; sec. at New Delhi Nov. 2, 1945 ; For.
Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Gaudin, Daniel, Jr. — b. New York, N.Y., Oct. 10, 1906 ;
U. of Pa., B.A. 1927, grad. work 1928; app. For. Ser.
officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Dec. 16, 1930; v.c. at Ottawa, temp., Dec. 29,
1930 ; For. Ser. Sch. Aug. 8, 1931 ; v.c. at Beirut Dec.
10. 1931; at Alexandria Aug. 12, 1935; class eight
Mar. 16, 1939 ; class seven Aug. 16, 1941 ; cons. Apr.
28, 1942 ; cons, at Alexandria May 2, 1942 ; at Asmara,
temp., July 15, 1942 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Baghdad Jan.
12, 1943 ; class six July 16, 1944 ; 2d sec. and cons, at
Athens Nov. 27, 1944 ; For. Ser. officer of class four
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Gay, Merrill C. — b. Fredericktown, Ohio. July 8, 1907 ;
Elyria High Sch. grad. ; Oberlin Coll., A.B. 1929 ; U. of
Mich., M.A. 1931 ; U. of 111., Ph.D. 1936 ; instr. of econ.,
U. of 111. and Mich. State Coll., 1931-39 ; asst. prof, of
econ., U. of Md., 1939-42 ; head cml. specialist, Treas.
Dept., 1941-43 ; app. divisional asst. at $4,600 in the
Dept. of State Mar. 15, 1943 ; at $5,600 July 16, 1944 ;
act. asst. chief, Div. of Cml. Policy, Nov. 10, 1944 ; at
$6,230 July 1, 1945 ; asst. chief July 4, 1945 ; at
$7,175 (P-7) July 30. 1945; married. — CP.
Gayne, Homer G. — app. elk. in the For. Ser. and as-
signed at Habana July 1, 1946 ; admin, asst. at Ha-
bana Oct. 6, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; information asst. at Habana
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Gebhart, W. F. Davis. — b. St. Joseph, Mo., Feb. 25,
1917 ; Oregon High Sch. grad. ; Washington U., A.B.
193S ; U. of Chicago 1940; app. elk. in the For. Ser.
and assigned to the Dept. May 23, 1940 ; at Peiping
July 18, 1940 ; resigned Dec. 31, 1941 ; U.S. Army
1942—45, 2d It., overseas service ; app. v.c. in the
For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Shanghai Nov.
14, 1945 ; at Hankow Dec. 3, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Geer, William Monroe.— b. Jonesville, S. C„ Mar. 11, 1915;
Jonesville High Sch. grad.; The Citadel, A. B. 1935; Emory U.,
A. M. 1936; U. of N. C, Ph. D. 1940; Columbia U. 1942-4G; teacher
of history in high sch. 1936-38, 1940-41; research asst., U. of N. C ,
1938-40; asst. prof, of history, The Citadel, 1941-46; U. S. Army
1941-46, It. col.; author; app. research asst., P-4, in the Dept. of
State Feb. 11, 1946; married.— RE.
Geerken, Forrest Kermit. — b. Ida Grove, Iowa, May
8, 1908 ; Ida Grove High Sch. grad. ; U. of Minn.,
B.A. 1930; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Adelaide July
22, 1930 ; v.c. at Adelaide Mar. 26, 1931 ; at Penang
Dec. 8, 1934; at Manila, temp., July 8. 1936; at
Singapore Dec. 29, 1936 (canceled) ; at Colon Aug. 7,
1937 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 16. 1937 ; v.c. at Colon
Dec. 20, 1937; at Mexico City Apr. 25, 1941; also 3d
sec. at Mexico City Nov. 1, 1941 ; class eight Oct. 20,
1942 ; class seven July 16, 1944 ; 2d sec. at Mexico
City in addition to duties as v.c. Aug. 21, 1944 ;
cons. Mar. 16, 1945 ; cons, at Mexico City in addition
to duties as 2d sec. Mar. 20. 1945 ; class six May 19,
1946; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946;
married.
Geier, Paul Esselborn. — b. Cincinnati, Ohio, Nov. 19,
1914; U. Sch. grad.; Hnrvard, A.B. 1936, LL.B. 1039;
mem. of bar of Ohio ; elk. in machinery company 1939 ;
lawyer, Brit. Purchasing Commn., 1940-41 ; app. For.
Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Mar. 20, 1941 ; v.c. at Tangier Mar. 21,
1941 ; also 3d sec. at Tangier July 31, 1943 ; 3d sec.
and v.c. at Jidda Nov. 11, 1943 ; v.c. at Ceuta, temp.,
Nov. 19, 1943 ; class eight Aug. 13, 1945 ; For. Ser.
officer, staff of U.S. political adviser on Austrian Af-
fairs, Commanding Gen., Mediterranean theater, Dec.
6, 1945 ; class seven May 19, 1946 ; 2d sec. and v.c. at
Vienna Sept. 7, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class five
Nov. 13, 1946.
Geiger, Theodore. — b. New York, N.Y., Apr. 21, 1913 ;
Townsend Harris High Sch. grad. ; Coll. of the City
of N.Y., B.S.S. 1935 ; Columbia, Ph. D. 1939 : instr.,
Columbia U., 1939-40. Queens Coll., 1940-41 ; sr.
economist. War Production Bd., 1941-43 ; U.S. Army
1943-45, 2d It. ; with mission for econ. affairs, Lon-
don, 1945-46 ; app. admin, officer in the For. Ser.
Auxiliary and assigned at London July 1, 1946 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
BIOGRAPHIES
239
Geist, Raymond Herman. — b. Cleveland, Ohio, Aug.
19, 1885 ; Cleveland High Sch. ; Western Reserve U..
A.B., 1910 ; Harvard, A.M. 1916, Ph.D. 1918 : with
newspaper 1900-1902 ; chemical company 1902-5 ; lec-
turer in New York public lecture courses 1910-12 ;
U.S. Navy 1918; with Am. Commn. to Negotiate Peace,
Paris, 1918-19 ; food commr. in Austria and adviser
to the Austrian Govt, in matters of public feeding
1919-20 ; lecturer in Eng. at Harvard 1920-21 ; app.
v.c. of career of class three Oct. 26, 1921 ; v.c. at P.uenos
Aires Dec. 14, 1921 ; at Montevideo Dec. 6, 1922 ; at Tort
Said Sept. 6, 1923 ; at Alexandria Nov. 22, 1923 ; class
two Nov. 23, 1923 ; class one May 10, 1924 ; For. Ser.
officer unclass. July 1, 1924 ; class nine and cons. Sept.
20, 1924 ; cons, at Alexandria Sept. 20, 1924 ; class
eight Feb. 24, 1925 ; class seven May 17, 1928 ; cons,
at Berlin Nov. 19, 1929 ; class six July 24, 1930 ; class
five Oct. 1, 1935; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 1, 1937;
class four Jan. 3, 1938 ; 1st sec. at Berlin in addition
to duties as cons. Apr. 5, 1938; representative, 10th
Cong, of Int. Chamber of Com., Copenhagen, 1939 ;
to the Dept. Dec. 7, 1939; class three Mar. 1, 1940;
chief, Div. of Cml. Affairs, Apr. 1, 1940; class two
June 1, 1942 ; chief, Div. of Communications and
Records, Aug. 7, 1943 ; cons, at Montreal Feb. 4, 1944 ;
to the Dept. and chief, Div. of Communications and
Records Feb. 11, 1944, Div. of Central Services Dec.
20, 1944 ; couns. of emb. at Mexico City Apr. 4, 1945 ;
class one May 16, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class one
Nov. 13, 1946.
George, William Crusor, — b. Washington, D.C., Nov.
22, 1903; Howard IT. 1924-27; secretary 1924-27;
app. elk. in Am. leg. at Monrovia Jan. 21, 1929 ; v.c.
at Monrovia Feb. 16, 1931 ; at Las Palmas Oct. 3, 1934 ;
at Monrovia, temp., June 16, 1936 (canceled) ; at
Monrovia Nov. 12, 1936 ; at Las Palmas, temp., Nov.
27, 1937 ; at Monrovia July 20, 1938 ; at Las Palmas,
temp., Nov. 25, 1939 ; at Monrovia July 2, 1941 ;
For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in
the Diplo. Ser. May 21, 1945 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Mon-
rovia May 28, 1945 ; v.c. at Ponta Delgada Oct. 30,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; mar-
ried.
George, William Perry. — b. Gadsden, Ala., Nov. 25,
1895 ; Disque High Sch. grad. ; Gadsden Training Sch.
3 yrs. ; U.S.N. A. 1914-16; elk. in U.S. Geological Sur-
vey ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Grenoble Sept. 27,
1916 ; v.c. at Grenoble Feb. 10, 1917 ; at Athens Mar.
15, 1918; asst. to Am. del., Interallied Cml. Bu. in
Athens, 1918 ; v.c. of career of class three Sept. 27, 1919 ;
v.c. at Athens Dec. 1, 1919 ; act. cml. adviser to Am.
leg. at Athens Apr. 11-Aug. 4, 1920 ; class two May
24, 1920 ; class one Nov. 17, 1921 ; v.c. at Patras Dec.
20, 1921 ; at Athens Jan. 12, 1922 ; cons, of class
seven June 22, 1922 ; cons, at Tenerife Nov. 17, 1922 ;
For. Ser. officer of class eight July 1, 1924 ; class
seven Aug. 8. 1924; cons, at Buenos Aires Oct. 22,
1924 ; at Riviere du Loup Dec. 30, 1925 ; at Belgrade
Dec. 19, 1928; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. June 13, 1929;
also 3d sec. at Belgrade June 19, 1929 ; class six
Oct. 16, 1929; 2d sec. Oct. 19, 1929; relieved of duties
as cons, at Belgrade Aug. 19, 1930 ; cons, at Izmir
Oct. 12, 1932 ; also for Italian Islands of the Aegean
Jan. 13. 1933 ; cons, and 2d sec. at Addis Ababa Aug.
30, 1934 ; cons, at Malta Apr. 10, 1935 ; at Bordeaux
Sept. 4, 1936 ; at Calcutta June 2, 1939 (canceled) ;
at Barcelona July 28, 1939 ; at Valencia, temp., Mar. 14,
1941; to the Dept. Apr. 24, 1941; class five May 1,
1941 ; class four July 16, 1943 ; asst. chief, Div. of
Western European Affairs, Jan. 15, 1944 ; couns. of
emb. at London Apr. 9, 1945 ; class two May 16, 1945 ;
U. S. representative, conversations regarding Int.
Zone of Tangier, Paris, 1945 ; couns. of emb. at Bel-
grade May 2, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class two Nov.
13, 1946 ; married.
Gerber, William. — b. Philadelphia, Pa., July 12, 1908 ;
U. of Pa., B.A. 1929; George Washington, M.A. 1932,
student asst. 1935 ; Johns Hopkins U. 1932-33, 1935-
37 ; Columbia, Ph.D. 1945 ; teacher in high sch. 1929-
30 ; app. archive asst. at $1,620 in the Dept. of State
Oct. 1, 1930 ; editorial asst. at $1,800 July 28, 1931 ; at
$2,000 Oct. 9. 1935 ; elk. June 1, 1936 ; research asst.
at $2,600 July 16, 1937 ; divisional asst. at $3,200
Mar. 1, 1939 ; at $3,300 Oct. 1, 1941 ; asst. to chief,
Div. of Research and Publication^ at $3,800 (P-^)
Dec. 16, 1941 ; leave without pay June 1, 1944-May
10, 1946 ; research asst. May 10, 1946 ; married. — RE.
Gerberich, Albert 'Horwell. — b. Williamstown, Pa.,
Feb. 23, 1898 ; Parkesburg High Sch. grad. ; Dickinson
Coll., A.B. 1918 ; U. of Pa., A.M. 1926 ; Johns Hopkins,
Ph.D. 1933 ; U. S. Navy 1918-19 ; v.c. of career of class
three Sept. 27, 1919 ; v.c. at Puerto Cortes Feb. 5, 1920 ;
class two Nov. 17, 1921 ; v.c. at Bremerhaven Feb. 7,
1922 ; class one May 26, 1922 ; cons, of class seven
Dec. 19. 1923 ; class eight July 1, 1924 ; cons, at Mara-
caibo Oct. 23, 1924 ; resigned June 1, 1925 ; head of
Latin dept. in high sch. 1926-28 ; prof, of modern
languages, Dickinson Coll., 1928-41 ; app. jr. cultural
relations asst. at San Jos6 July 21, 1941 ; cultural
relations att. at San Jos6 Oct. 11, 1943; at Bogota
Feb. 1, 1944 ; country specialist, P-5, in the Dept. of
State, Jan. 1, 1946 ; married. — NWC.
Gericke, Martha L. — b. Berlin, Germany ; naturalized ;
Lincoln (Nebr.) High Sch. grad. ; U. of Nebr. 1903-4 ;
library course, Washington Public Library, 1905-6 ;
teacher in public sch. 1904-5 ; library asst. 1906-8 ;
in Library of Cong. 1908-10 ; in Dept. of Agri. 1910-19 ;
librarian of U.S. States Relations Service 1920-26;
app. librarian at $3,000 in the Dept. of State Jan. 25,
1926 ; mem., since 1928, of Tech. Cooperating Com-
mittee on Bibliography provided for by 6th Int. Conf.
of Am. States; at $3,200 July 1, 1928; at $3,300
July 1, 1928; at $3,800 Oct. 1, 1928; at $4,200 July
1, 1930; at $4,400 Apr. 16, 1939; at $4,600 (P-5)
June 16, 1940 ; P-6 June 2, 1946. — RE.
Gerig, O. Benjamin. — b. Smithville, Ohio, Jan. 18,
1894 ; Orrville High Sch. grad. ; Goshen Coll., A.B. 1917 ;
U. of 111., A.M. 1922 ; 1'Institut Universitaire de Hautes
Etudes Internationales, doctorat es sciences politiques
de l'Universit§ de Geneve, 1930 ; mem. of information
and mandates section, League of Nations Secretariat,
1930-39 ; commr.. Gen. League of Nations Pavilion, N.Y.
World's Fair, 1939-40 ; prof, of govt., Haverford Coll.,
1940- ; app. divisional asst. at $5,600 in the Dept. of
State June 22, 1942 ; asst. sec. of tech. secretariat,
United Nations Conf. on Food and Agri., Hot Springs,
Va., 1943 ; at $6,500 Oct. 16, 1943 ; asst. chief, Div. of
Int. Security and Org., Jan. 15, 1944 ; sec. of U. S.
group, Dumbarton Oaks Conversations on Int. Org.,
Washington, 1944 ; assoc. chief, Div. of Int. Security
240
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and Org., Nov. 1, 1944 ; at $8,000 (P-8) Nov. SO, 1944 ;
chief, Div. of Dependent Area Affairs, Dec. 20, 1944 ;
also assoc. chief, Div. of Int. Org. Affairs, Feb. 1, 1945 ;
deputy sec. gen. and chief tech expert, U. S. del.,
United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco,
1945 ; principal adviser and alt. U. S. del., Preparatory
Commn. of United Nations, London, 1945 ; adviser on
gen. problems, U. S. del., 1st part of 1st sess. of the
Gen. Assembly, United Nations, London, 1946 ; mar-
ried.— DA.
Gerlach, Arch C— b. Tacoma, Wash., May 12, 1911; Gross"
mont (San Diego) High Sch. grad.; San Diego State Coll., B. A"
1933; U. of Calif, at Los Angeles, M. A. 1935; U. of Wash., Ph. D-
1943; instr. and grad. asst. in geog., U. of Wash., 1936-39; instr. in
geog. and cartography, Los Angeles City Coll., 1939-42; sr.
cartographer and act. chief of section, Office of Strategic Services,
1942-43; U. S. Navy 1943-46, It.; map consultant, United Nations
Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945; app. act. asst. chief, Div.
of Map Intelligence and Cartography, Dept. of State, P-7, Jan.
1, 1946; asst. chief Mar. 7, 1946; married.— MI.
Gerling, George Ferdinand. — b. Dorchester, Iowa, Apr. 12,
1894; LaCrosse (Wis.) High Sch. grad.; business sch. grad.; U. of
Wis., B. A. 1927, M. A. 1931; U. of Calif., 1940-41; U. S. Army
1918; asst. bu. mgr. for press assn. 1925-28; prof, of journalism
1930-40, public relations dir. 1935-40, U. of Wyo.; special corre-
spondent for newspaper 1933-40; information specialist, Office of
Inter-Am. Affairs, 1942-45; transferred to Dept. of State as infor-
mation publicist, CAF-12, Aug. 31, 1945; regional specialist, P-5,
June 30, 1946; married.— ADA.
Gessley, John Rudolph. — b. Circleville, Ohio, July 1,
1909 ; high-sch. grad. ; Cincinnati Art Acad. 1927-31 ;
chief of payroll section 1935-39, of Examination Div.
1939-40, U.S. Treas. Accounts Office, Columbus, Ohio >
U.S. Army 1940—45 ; app. chief of audit section, Div.
of Budget and Finance, Dept. of State, CAF-9, Nov. 1,
1945, Div. of Finance Nov. 21, 1945 ; CAF-11 Nov.
17, 1946 ; married. — DF.
Gerrity, Charles Matthew. — b. Scranton, Pa., June
2, 1899 ; Tech. High Sch. grad. ; Columbia U. ;
elk., War Dept., 1917-18 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate
gen. at Copenhagen Aug. 20, 1918 ; v.c. at Prague Sept.
22, 1920; at Bergen Nov. 27, 1923; at Kovno Jan. 3,
1924 ; at Dresden Dec. 17, 1927 ; at Regina Dec. 15,
1930 ; at Bombay Oct. 16, 1934 ; at Frankfort on the
Main Feb. 9, 1938; at Vienna, temp., June 11, 1938; at
Frankfort on the Main Aug. 24. 1938 ; elk. at Praha
Mar. 22-June 20, 1939 ; v.c. at Dublin July 19, 1941 ;
at Foynes, temp., Dec. 12, 1942 ; at Dublin Jan. 20,
1943 ; at Vigo July 25, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class eight Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Gibbons, Robert John. — b. Mt. Vernon, Ohio, Feb.
10, 1913 ; Galion High Sch. grad. ; business sch. ;
tutors in French ; Civilian Conservation Corps 1933-
34 ; U. S. Marine Corps 1934-37 ; app. elk. in Am. leg.
at Tehran July 26, 1937 ; at Wellington June 28, 1943 ;
v.c. at Baghdad Feb. 23, 1945; at Bangkok Apr. 15,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Apr. 27, 1946 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at
Bangkok June 3, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six
Nov. 13, 1946 : married.
Gibbs, Jacob Barnard. — b. Columbia, Mo., Nov. 5,
1900 ; U. High Sch. grad. ; U. of Mo., B.S. 1924 ;
Columbia, M.A. 1930. grad. work 1939-40 ; private
tutors ; U.S. Army, 1924r-40, capt. ; jr. statistician
1924-25, asst. statistician 1925-29, assoc. statistician
1930, asst. agri. commr. 1930-39, int. commodity
specialist 1939—45, Dept. of Agri. ; chm. and sec. of
Combined Food Bd. Comms. ; app. agri. att. in the For.
Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Mexico City Jan. 22,
1945 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class three Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Gibson, Raleigh Augustus. — b. Indianapolis, Ind.
Oct. 10. 1894 ; Urbana (111.) High Sch. ; U. of 111., A.B-
1917 ; U. S. Army 1917-20, 1st It. ; app. v.c. of career oi
class three May 24, 1920 ; v.c. at Buenos Aires Aug. 2.
1920 ; class two Nov. 17, 1921 ; class one May 26, 1922 ;
cons, of class seven Mar. 1, 1923 ; class six June 3,
1924 ; For. Ser. officer of class seven July 1, 1924 ;
cons, at Tenerife Oct. 22, 1924; at Guadalajara Oct. 27,
1928; class six May 23, 1929; sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
and 2d sec. at Tegucigalpa May 25, 1934 ; also cons, at
Tegucigalpa Dec. 23. 1935 ; to the Dept. Oct. 23. 1936 ;
class five Apr. 1, 1937 ; 2d sec. at Mexico City July 29,
1938 ; class four May 1, 1941 ; 1st sec. at Mexico City
Aug. 9. 1941 ; also cons, at Mexico City Nov. 1, 1941 ;
tech. adviser, 4th Pan Am. Highway Cong., Mexico
City, 1941 ; adviser to U. S. del., 2d Inter-Am. Conf. on
Agri., Mexico City, 1942 ; adviser to U. S. del. Inter-
Am. Demographic Cong., Mexico City, 1943 ; class three
July 16, 1943 ; 1st sec. and cons, at San Jos§ June
26, 1945 ; cons. gen. and cons. gen. at Salonika Sept.
18, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Gibson, William Gordon. — b. Brooklyn, N.T., Apr. 9,
1914 ; Polytech. Prep. Country Day Sch. grad. ; Dart-
mouth, B.A. 1936 ; Mass. Inst, of Tech., S.B. and S.M.
1938 ; engineer 1938-40 ; tutor in mathematics, Sao
Paulo, 1940-41 ; app. elk. in Am. emb. at Rio de
Janeiro Oct. 27, 1941 ; v.c. at Rio de Janeiro Aug.
21, 1942 ; jr. econ. analyst at Lisbon July 2, 1943 ; econ.
analyst at Lisbon Oct. 1, 1943 ; furlough for mil. ser.
Mar. 12, 1945-Aug. 27, 1946 ; to the Dept. Aug. 27,
1946; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eight Nov. 13,
1946.
Gibson, William Mordaunt. — b. New York, N.Y., May
13, 1912; Riverdale Country Sch. grad.; Yale, A.B.
1934; l'Universite de Bordeaux (France); coffee-
commodity importer for Corp. in N.Y. and Brazil,
1935-41 ; Brazilian analyst, Office of the Coordinator
of Inter-Am. Affairs, 1942 ; sr. econ. analyst, Bd. of
Econ. Warfare, 1942 ; app. sr. econ. analyst at Rio de
Janeiro Sept. 10, 1942; at Martinique July 17, 1943;
at Quito Mar. 11, 1944 (canceled) ; Am. maritime del.
at Angra do Heroismo Sept. 7, 1944 ; sr. econ. analyst
at Paris May 18, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff! officer of class
six Nov. 13, 1946.
Gidden, Culver Earl. — b. Venus, Tex., Sept. 9, 1909 ;
Tex. Christian U., B.B.A. 1930; salesman 1930; app.
elk. in Am. consulate at Belize June 10, 1931 ; v.c. at
Belize July 11, 1932 ; v.c. and admin, officer at Bremer-
haven July 12, 1946; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
eight Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Bremerhaven Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Gidney, Charles Chauncey, Jr. — b. Granger, Tex., Mar.
23, 1901 ; Plainview High Sch. grad. ; Georgetown, B.S.
(For. Ser.) 1924 ; special agt.. Census Bu., 1923-24 ; app.
BIOGRAPHIES
241
elk. in Am. consulate gen. at Habana Oct. 1, 1924 ;
v.c. at Habana June 10, 1926; resigned Apr. 23, 1927;
asst. cashier in bank 1927-30 ; v.c. at Guadalajara Dec.
16, 1930; at Guaymas, temp., Oct. 13, 1936; at Tam-
pico Nov. 14, 1936 (canceled) ; at Maiacaibo Dec. 18,
1937 ; at Lima Mar. 7, 1942 ; at Arequipa, temp., Sept.
16, 1944 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 2, 1945 ; v. c. at Lima July
16, 1945 ; also 3d sec. at Lima Sept. 8, 1945 ; For. Ser.
officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Giesecke, Albert A. — app. translator in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Lima Nov. 16, 1931 : elk. at Lima
Dec. 1, 1934 ; Inter-Am. Conf. for Peace, Buenos
Aires, 1936 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class nine Nov.
13, 1946 ; civil att. at Lima Nov. 13, 1946.
Giffen, Morrison Beall. — b. Asyut, Egypt, of Am.
parents, Dec. 29, 1884 ; George Watson's Sch., Edin-
burgh ; Tarkio Coll. grad. ; Queens Coll., Oxford, Eng-
land, B.A. 1911 ; U. of Chicago, Ph.D. 1928 ; teacher
of hist., Tarkio Coll., 1911-13; farmer 1914-30; U. S.
Army 1918; app. research asst. at $4,600 in the Dept.
of State Apr. 4, 1930 ; chief of research section Nov.
15, 1932; divisional asst. Oct. 1, 1936; research asst.
at $3,800 (P-4) Dec. 16, 1939 ; married. — RE.
Gilbert, Charles. — b. Brooklyn, N.Y., June 23, 1907;
Brooklyn Tech. High Sch. grad. ; N.Y.U. 1927-28 ; elk.
and office mgr. for cml. firms 1926-30 ; app. elk. in Am.
leg. at Asuncion Oct. 29, 1930 ; in Am. emb. at Rio
de Janeiro Aug. 30, 1933 ; in Am. consulate at Valencia
Sept. 15, 1937 ; at Barcelona Nov. 12, 1937 ; v.c. at
Barcelona Jan. 14, 1939 ; at Marseille, temp., Feb. 18,
1939; at Havre, temp., Mar. 13, 1939; elk. in Am.
emb. at Madrid Apr. 26, 1939 ; v.c. at San Sebastian,
temp., June 29, 1940; at Madrid Aug. 24, 1940; at
Seville Aug. 4, 1941 ; at Madrid Aug. 9, 1941 ; at
La Paz, Bolivia, Apr. 14, 1942 (canceled) ; at Amster-
dam June 12, 1945 (canceled) : For. Ser. officer un-
class., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 2,
1945 ; v.c. at Rotterdam, Aug. 9, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer
of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Gilbert, Frank Manson, — b. Evansville, Ind., May 29,
1882 ; Evansville High Sch. ; Racine ColL 1903-7 ;
architectural sch. in Italy 4 yrs. ; mgr. of firm of archi-
tects 1908-17 ; D. S. Army 1917-19, 1st It., overseas
service ; app. v.c. at Genoa Mar. 23, 1920 ; at Patras
May 10, 1922; at Christiania Feb. 13, 1924; at Cobh
Aug. 15, 1924 ; at Brussels Oct. 13, 1926 ; at Antwerp,
temp., Sept. 1, 1927; at Brussels Jan. 16, 1928; at
Port-au-Prince Aug. 27, 1941 ; at St. John, N.B., May
7, 1943 ; at Toronto Aug. 3, 1944 ; v.c. and admin,
officer at Vancouver Oct. 16, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class nine Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Vancouver
Nov. 13, 1946.
Gilchrist, James Montgomery, Jr. — b. Chicago, 111.,
Aug. 19, 1914 ; Thornton Township High Sch. grad. ;
Cornell U., A.B. 1939 ; survey elk. in electrical com-
pany, summer 1936 ; elk. in electrical company 1940—41 ;
app. For. Ser. elk. Mar. 3, 1941 ; For. Ser. officer unclass.,
v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Mar. 20,
1941; to the Dept. July 16, 1941; v. c. at Halifax
Aug. 29, 1941 (canceled) ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Managua
Aug. 14, 1942 ; v.c. at Lagos, temp., Feb. 28. 1945 ;
at Brisbane Feb. 20. 1946 ; class eight May 19, 1946 ;
cons, and cons, at Brisbane Sept. 18, 1946 ; Sid sec. at
Canberra Oct. 14, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class five
Nov. 13, 1946.
Gilcreast, Seaver Richmond. — b. Methuen, Mass., Feb.
22, 1900 ; Methuen High Sch. grad. ; Tufts Coll.,
A.B. 1921 ; Harvard, A.M. 1922, Ph.D. 1929 ; U. of
Madrid 1925 ; Sorbonne 1925-27 ; U.S. Army 1918 ;
instr. in romanic languages and literatures, Williams
Coll., 1927-36 ; prof, of romanic languages and liter-
atures 1936-41, chm. of dept. 1941-45, U. of Buffalo ;
exec, sec, Institute Cultural Brasileiro-Norte-Ameri-
cano, Brazil, 1945 ; app. cultural-relations officer in
the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Porto Alegre
Dec. 12, 1945 ; public affairs officer at Porto Alegre
July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class five
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Gillikin, Alton L. — b. Beaufort, N.C., May 3, 1904 ;
Reidsville High Sch. grad. ; U. of N.C. 1923-27 ; re-
gional head, Rural Electrification Admin., 1937-42 ;
management consultant, War Production Bd., 1942-
45 ; deputy asst. administrator, For. Econ. Admin.,
1945 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as deputy
asst. administrator, CAF-14, Oct. 20, 1945 ; man-
agement consultant Mar. 10, 1946 ; exec, officer, Office
of Transport and Communications, Sept. 8, 1946 ;
married. — TRC.
Gilmore, Eugene Allen, Jr. — b. Madison, Wis., Dec. 27,
1902 ; U. High Sch. grad. ; U. of Wis., A.B. 1924, Ph.D.
1935; Harvard, M.B.A. 1926; U. of Chicago Law Sch.
1928-29 ; employee in credit dept. of investment com-
pany 1926-28: instr., D. of Southern Calif., 1930-35;
asst. prof. 1935-40, assoc. prof. 1940-41, U. of Nebr. ;
app. sr. econ. analyst at Montevideo Aug. 15, 1941 ;
political economist at $5,600 (P-6) in the Dept. of
State July 17, 1944 ; married. — RPA.
Giloane, William. — b. Koenigsberg, Germany, Sept.
3, 1907 ; naturalized Mar. 16, 1934 ; Gimnasia Nau-
menko (Kiev) grad. ; Oberrealschule zu Sankt Petri und
Pauli, Danzig, Abitur 1926 ; Johns Hopkins U., grad.
work 1937-41 ; farmer in Germany and U.S. 1926-35 ;
asst. to gen. mgr. of food processing and marketing
assn. 1937-40 ; student asst., Johns Hopkins U., 1938-
41 ; field representative, Dept. of Labor, May-July
1941 ; business analyst, Office of Price Admin., 1941-
43 ; agri. econ. analyst, For. Econ. Admin., 1943-45,
at Praha 1945 ; app. research analyst in the Dept. of
State at $5,600 Feb. 25, 1946 ; P-5 Aug. 11, 1946 ;
married. — ADE.
Gilpatric, Donald S b. Brooklyn, N.Y., Dec. 1, 1909 ;
Hotchkiss Sch. grad. ; Princeton, A.B. 1931 ; N.Y. Nat.
Guard 1932-36 ; dist. mgr. for cml. firms 1937-42 ; with
Office of Econ. Warfare 1942-43 ; app. divisional asst.
at $5,600 in the Dept. of State Aug. 2, 1943 ; asst.
adviser, Office of the Special Adviser on the Eastern
Hemisphere, at $6,500 Dec. 1, 1943-Jan. 14, 1944;
asst. adviser. War Areas Econ. Div., Oct. 16, 1944 ;
asst. chief Nov. 21, 1944 ; adviser Dec. 20, 1944 ; at
$8,000 (P-8) Apr. 27, 1944; chief, War Areas Econ.
Div., July 9, 1945 ; adviser and exec, sec, U. S. del., 3d
sess. of the Council, United Nations Relief and Re-
habilitation Admin., London, 1945 ; att. at Shanghai
May 17, 1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class three
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
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Gilsinn, David Leo. — b. St. Louis, Mo., July 10, 1900 ;
St. Louis Prep. Sch. ; U.S. Army 1918-23, overseas
service ; Georgetown U., B.S. 1940, M.S. 1943 ; with
Bu. of Census 1930-32, Dept. of Agri. 1933-41 ; sec.
to regent, Georgetown U., 1942-44 ; app. v.c. in the
For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Kabul Oct. 11,
1944 ; also att. at Kabul Nov. 21, 1944 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Ginsburg, Carl. — b. Alytus, Lithuania, May 1, 1905 ;
naturalized 1927 ; Boston Eng. High ' Sch. grad. ;
Harvard, A.B. 1928, A.M. 1929, Ph.D. 1940 ; U. of
Paris 1930-31 ; cataloger 1934-41, subject cataloger
1941—46. and act. head of gen. section, subject cata-
loging div., 1946, Library of Congress ; app. chief of
bibliography branch, Reference Div., Dept. of State,
P-5, Nov. 14, 1946 ; married. — REF.
Gist, Justie Ervin. — b. Lake City, Iowa, Apr. 18, 1906 ;
Lake City High Sch. grad.; U. of Iowa, B.S. 1928;
personnel asst. with electric company 1929-32 ; mgr.
of laundry company 1932-44; asst. field dir.. Am. Red
Cross, 1944-45 ; app. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and
assigned admin, asst. and v.c. at Warsaw Mar. 27,
1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eight Nov. 13,
1946 ; v.c. at Warsaw Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Gleeck, Lewis E., Jr. — b. Lyon, Miss., Nov. 2, 1912;
Venice (Calif.) High Sch. grad.; Pomona Coll., A.B.
1935 ; U. of Chicago, grad. work 1935-38 ; research asst.
1938-40 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Apr. 9, 1940 ; v.c. at Van-
couver Apr. 17, 1940; For. Ser. Sch. Jan. 23, 1941;
3d sec. and v.c. at Moscow June 2, 1941 (canceled) ; at
Helsinki Sept. 3, 1941 ; at Stockholm Dec. 12, 1941 ; at
Helsinki June 19, 1942 ; relieved of duties as v.c. July
16, 1942; 3d sec. and v.c. at Stockholm Feb. 9, 1943;
For. Ser. officer, office of U. S. political adviser, staff
of Supreme Allied Commander, Mediterranean theater,
Feb. 10, 1945 ; class eight Mar. 1, 1945 ; class seven
May 19, 1946 ; v.c. at Reykjavik, temp., June 21, 1946 ;
2d sec. and v.c. at Oslo Aug. 12, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer
of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Gnade, Richard Edward, — b. Oil City, Pa., May 19,
1912 ; Phillips Andover grad. ; Phillipsuniversitat, Mar-
burg, Germany 1933-34 ; Yale, B.A. 1936 ; Harvard,
M.A. 1939; instr. Robert Coll., Istanbul, Turkey
1936-38 ; For. Ser. elk. June-July 1940 ; app. For. Ser.
officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. July 12, 1940 ; v.c. at Vancouver July 22, 1940 ;
to the Dept. Aug. 15, 1941 (For. Ser. Sch. Nov. 3-
Dec. 6, 1941) ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Baghdad Dec. 3, 1941 ;
v.c. at Basra, temp., Apr. 4, 1942 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at
Baghdad Apr. 23, 1942 ; v.c. at Istanbul Nov. 5, 1943
(canceled) ; 3d sec. at Ankara Feb. 29, 1944 ; class eight
Mar. 1, 1945 ; class seven May 19, 1946 ; 2d sec. at
Ankara July 11, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class five
Nov. 13. 1946.
Godfrey, Richard A. — b. St. Louis, Mo., Feb. 21, 1912 ;
Hazel Green Acad. grad. ; Transylvania Coll., B.A.
1937 ; U. of Ky., M.A. 1939 ; Am. U. 1939-42 ; research
asst.. Library of Cong., 1940—42 ; econ. analyst, Dept.
of Com., 1942 ; app. jr. econ. analyst at Rio de Janeiro
Dec. 4, 1942 ; econ. analyst at Rio de Janeiro Feb. 10,
1946 : also admin, asst. at Rio de Janeiro July 1, 1946 :
For. Ser. Staff officer of class eleven Nov. 13, 1946 ;
v.c. at Rio de Janeiro Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
•Godley, George McMurtrie, 2d. — b. New York, N.Y.,
Aug. 23, 1917 ; Hotchkiss Sch. grad. ; Yale, B.A. 1939 ;
Chicago U. 1939-40 ; ensign, U.S. Naval Reserve,
1939—41 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Mar. 20, 1941 ; v.c. at
Marseille Mar. 27, 1941 ; 3d sec. at Bern Dec. 12, 1941 ;
special asst. on del. liaison, United Nations Conf. on
Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; furlough for mil. ser.
July 23, 1945-Jan. 7, 1946 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Brussels
Jan. 15, 1946 ; class eight May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946.
Godsey, Fred. — b. Mt. Pleasant, Tex., Sept. 51, 1916 ;
Mt. Pleasant High Sch. grad. ; Columbus U., LL.B.
1942 ; newspaper reporter 1934-35 ; sec-interpreter for
construction company, 1935-36 ; reporter and proof-
reader 1936-38, editor 1938-39 for newspapers ; elk.,
Securities and Exchange Commn., 1939-42 ; legislative
research, Office of War Information, Mar. -Nov. 1942 ;
app. v.c. at Para Nov. 11, 1942 ; at Naples Feb. 24,
1945 : at Budapest July 13, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer
of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Goetzmann, Jule Lawrence. — b. St. Paul, Minn., Dec.
12, 1912; St. Joseph's High Sch. (Rock Island, 111.)
grad. : St. Ambrose Coll., A.B. 1934 ; elk. 1931-37 ; app.
For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. July 2, 1937 ; v.c. at Habana July 8, 1937 ;
For. Ser. Sch. Oct. 22, 1938; at Yokohama Apr. 17,
1939-Dec. 7, 1941 ; to the Dept. June 3, 1942 ; class
eight Oct. 20, 1942 ; v.c. at Bilbao Dec. 18, 1942 ; class
seven July 16, 1944 ; class six Aug. 13, 1945 ; For. Ser.
officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Gold, Ruth Schechter (Mrs.).— b. New York, N. Y. ;
Walton High Sch. grad. ; Hunter Coll., B.A. 1931 ;
London Sch. of Econ. 1938-39 ; New Sch. for Social
Research 1940-42 ; U. of Wis., summers 1940-41 ;
Columbia U. 1941-42 ; Dept. of Agri. Grad. Sch.
1942-44 ; teacher in public schs. 1932-38, 1939-42 ;
economist, for private research org. 1932—34, War Pro-
duction Bd. 1942-44, For. Econ. Admin. 1944-45 ;
transferred to the Dept. of State as economist, P— 6,
Oct. 20, 1945. — LP.
Goldberg, Jules.— b. Braddock, Pa., Aug. 4, 1910; Uniontown
Sr. High Sch. grad.; U. of Pittsburgh, A. B. 1931; secretarial
and clerical work for private organizations 1931-36; elk., Treasury
Dept., 1936-41; admin, analyst, War Production Bd., 1941-46;
budget analyst, War Assets Admin., 1946; app. management
analyst, CAF-13, in the Dept. of State Sept. 16, 1946— MN.
Goldenberg, Leon. — b. Krzemieniec, Poland. Mar. 31,
1904 ; naturalized 1938 ; Gymnasium grad. ; private
tutors in Germany 1924 ; U. of Liege, B.C.S. 1925 ;
U. of Chicago. M.A. 1929 ; Northwestern. Ph.D. 1941 ;
acct. 1929-30 ; tutor in for. languages 1931-35 ; lec-
turer in econ., Northwestern U., 1936—40 ; econ.
analyst 1941^2, chief of unit 1942-43, Bd. of Econ.
Warfare ; chief of section, For. Econ. Admin., 1943-
45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as act. chief
of div., P-6, Oct. 20, 1945 ; asst. chief of popula-
tion and manpower section, Div. of Research for
Europe, June 2, 1946 ; married. — DRE.
BIOGRAPHIES
243
Goldman, Irving. — b. Brooklyn, N.Y., Sept. 2, 1911 ;
Franklin K. Lane High Sch. grad. ; Brooklyn Coll.,
B.S. 1933 ; Columbia, Ph.D. 1941 ; research, Colum-
bia U., 1935—40 ; tutor in anthropology, Brooklyn
Coll., 1940-42 ; political analyst, Office of Inter-Am.
Affairs, 1942-43; U.S. Army 1943-45, 2d It., and
Office of Strategic Services 1944—45 ; transferred to
the Dept. of State as chief of section, P-6, Oct. 1,
1945 ; married. — DRA.
Goldman, Thomas Adler. — b. Ft. Worth, Tex., Dec. 16,
1918; Western High Sch. (D.C.) grad.; Harvard,
A.B. 1939 ; elk., Dept. of Com. 1940-41, War Pro-
duction Bd. 1941-42 ; representative, U.S. Civil Ser.
Commn, 1942-43; U.S. Army 1943-45; app. elk. in
the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept.
Nov. 26, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 22, 1945 ; v.c. at
Rotterdam Dec. 29, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class
six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Goldsberry, Paul Eugene. — b. Ash Grove, Mo., Nov.
3, 1903; Columbus (Kans.) High Sch. grad.; business
Bch. ; elk. and salesman 1917-24, 1926-27 ; elk., stenog.,
and translator, War Dept., 1924-26 ; app. elk. at $1,320
in the Dept. of State .tune 1, 1927 ; at $1,440 July 1.
1928 ; at $1,500 July 1, 1928 ; at $1,620 Feb. 1, 1929 ;
at $1,800 July 1, 1930 ; elk., Preliminary Naval Conver-
sations, London, Oct.-Dec. 1934 ; code elk., London Naval
Conf.. 1935-36 ; at $1,860 Aug. 1, 1936 ; at $2,000 Sept.
16, 1937; at $2,100 Apr. 16, 1939; at $2,200 Oct. 1,
1941 ; cryptographer at $3,200 Jan. 1, 1942 ; at $3,300
July 1, 1943 ; chief of cryptographic section, Office of
the Asst. Sec. of State, at $3,800 Jan. 1-Sept. 20, 1944 ;
cryptanalyst at $4,600 (P-5) Jan. 26, 1945 ; asst. chief,
Div. of Cryptography, Aug. 2, 1945 ; married. — CY.
Goldsmith, Howard Christy. — b. Somerville, Ohio,
Nov. 19, 1913 ; William McGuffey High Sch. grad. ;
Miami U., A.B. 1934 ; U. of Cincinnati, M.A. 1936 ;
U. of Lyons 1936-37 ; U. of Calif. 1937-40 ; U.S. Army
1942-46, capt., overseas service; app. v.c. in the For.
Ser. and assigned to the Dept. Jan. 1, 1946 ; at Frank-
fort on the Main Jan. 29, 1946 ; at Munich Feb. 14,
1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Goldstein, Thomas E. — transferred to the Dept. of
State as regional specialist, CAF-11, Aug. 31, 1945. —
ADO.
Goldthorpe, J. Harold.— b. Missoula, Mont., Sept. 13, 1898;
3iwabik (Minn.) High Sch. grad.; Hamline U., A. B. 1920;
U. of Minn., M. A. 1924, Ph. D. 1928; supt. of sehs. 1920-22;
high-sch. teacher 1922-24; research statistician 1924, registrar
1924-26, Northwestern U.; asst. prof., U. of Buffalo, 1928-31;
asst. prof, and prof., U. of Rochester, 1931-37; research assoc,
Columbia U. 1937-39, Am. Council on Education 1939-45;
visiting prof., Northwestern U. summers 1936 and 1938, Duke U.
1939-45; U. S. Army 1918; app. admin, analyst, CAF-12, in the
Dept. of State Nov. 13, 1945; adviser, P-6, Aug. 25, 1946; act.
asst. chief, Div. of Int. Exchange of Persons, Sept. 20, 1946;
married.— IE P
Gomez, Ana M. — app. elk in the For. Ser. and assigned
at Mexico City Nov. 18, 1942 ; jr. econ. analyst at Mex-
ico City Nov. 4. 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Goodfellow, Florence Haeussler (Mrs.). — b. Brooklyn,
N.Y. ; high-sch. grad. ; Wellesley, B.A. 1911, grad. work
1911-12 ; Columbia U., grad. work 1912-13 ; teacher
in children's home 1913-14 ; teacher in private sch.
1914-17 ; writer on newspaper 1917-38 ; asst. investi-
gator, admin, asst., classification analyst, Office of
Strategic Services, 1942-45 ; transferred to the Dept.
of suite as classification analyst, CAF-11, Oct. 1,
1945. — DP.
Goodier, Harvey Treadway. — b. Utica, N.Y., July 7,
1893 ; Cascadilla Sch. grad. ; Utica Free Acad. ; Cor-
nell 1914-15; studied law; app. student interpreter
in Japan Oct. 15, 1915 ; interpreter at Yokohama Feb.
9, 1918 ; also v.c. at Yokohama Feb. 12, 1918 ; at Dairen
Dec. 13, 1920 ; v.c. and interpreter at Yokohama Jan.
6, 1921 ; v,c. at Nagoya Oct. 19, 1921 ; also interpreter
at Nagoya Oct. 20, 1921 ; v.c. and interpreter at
Yokohama Apr. 1, 1922; cons, of class seven June 22,
1922 ; cons, at Taihoku Sept. 18, 1922 ; For. Ser. officer
of class eight July 1, 1924 ; cons, at Nagoya Dec. 12,
1924 ; at Vancouver Feb. 13, 1928 ; class seven July
24, 1930; at Prince Rupert, temp., July 27, 1934;
at Vaucouver Aug. 27, 1934; at Fort William and Port
Arthur Feb. 15, 1935 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Aug. 17,
1937 ; For. Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Goodman, William Howard. — b. Ashe Co., N.C., June
27, 1915 ; West Jefferson High Sch. grad. ; Appa-
lachian State Teachers Coll., B.S. 1938 ; teacher and
asst. principal in public schs. 1938-42 ; U.S. Army
1942-43 ; cryptographic specialist and cryptographic
research analyst, War Dept., 1943-45 ; app. cryptog-
rapher, P-3, in the Dept. of State Oct. 8, 1945 ; P-4
May 31, 1946 ; married. — CY.
Goodrich, Stanley Raymond. — b. East Calais, Vt., Feb. 13,
1913; Belleville (N. J.) High Sch. grad.; Lehigh, B. S. 1935;
Georgetown Law Sch., 1944-46; sales engineer in paint mfg.
firm 1935-41; U. S. Army 1941-46, It. col.; app. management
consultant, CAF-14, in the Dept. of State July 22, 1946; mar-
ried.— MN
Goodridge, Benjamin. — b. New York, N.Y., Aug. 11,
1895; high-sch. grad.; N.Y.U. 1917-18; U.S. Army
1917-19, overseas service ; bookkeeper with business
firms 1920-22, 1924-25; elk., Wis. Highway Commn.,
1923 ; app. elk. in Am. leg. at Bucharest Feb. 10, 1927 ;
at San Jos6 Oct. 4, 1942 ; admin, asst. at Paris Mar.
7, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13,
1946.
Goodwin, Ellis Munson. — b. Newark, N. J., Dec. 29,
1900 ; Newark Acad. grad. ; Princeton, A.B. 1923 ;
Harvard Sch. of Business Admin. 1928-29 ; George-
town U. Sch. of For. Ser., summer 1939 ; accountant
in P.I. for banking corp. 1923-28 ; asst. to the finan-
cial adviser, Gen. Receiver, Republic of Haiti, 1930-38 ;
agri. economist, Dept. of Agri., 1939-40 ; mem. of staff
for econ. survey in Dominican Republic, Brookings
Inst., 1941 ; econ. analyst, country specialist, and for.
econ. specialist, Econ. Defense Bd., Bd. of Econ. War-
fare, and For. Econ. Admin., 1941-45 ; app. cml. att.
in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Asuncion
Sept. 14, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class foul
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
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Goodyear, John. — b. Buffalo, N.Y., Nov. 28, 1912;
St. Mark's Sch. grad. ; Yale, B.A. 1935 ; U. of Gottingen,
summer 1934 ; Georgetown Sch. of For. Ser. 1936-37 ;
Columbia U., summer 1938 ; asst. purchasing agt. for
steamship company 1935-36 ; app. For. Ser. offlcei
unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
July 6, 1938; v.c. at Vancouver July 20, 1938; For.
Ser. Sch. June 7, 1939 ; v.c. at Guatemala Jan. 8, 1940 ;
at Panama Aug. 13, 1940 ; also 3d sec. at Panama Nov.
13, 1940 ; v.c. at Dakar Feb. 26, 1943 ; also sec. at
Dakar June 15, 1943 ; class eight July 16, 1943 ; cons.
Dec. 22, 1943 ; cons, at Dakar in addition to duties as
sec. Jan. 7, 1944 ; relieved of duties as sec. July 1,
1944 ; 3d sec. and cons, at Tangier Aug. 8, 1944 ;
class seven May 16, 1945 ; 2d sec. at Tangier in addi-
tion to duties as cons. June 20, 1945 ; class six May
19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married. ,
Gordon, Bartley Patrick. — b. South Boston, Mass.,
Jan. 21, 1906 ; Williamsburgh High Sch. grad. ; business-
sch. grad. ; George Washington, A.B. 1931 ; U.S. Naval
Reserve 1925-29 ; elk., Dept. of State 1924-30, Dept. of
Com. 1930-34 ; app. elk. in Am. emb. at Moscow Feb.
14, 1934 ; in Am. leg. at Budapest Apr. 11, 1939 ; For.
Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Nov. 30, 1940 ; to the Dppt. Dec. 2, 1940 ; v.c. at
Montreal Aug. 26, 1943 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Athens
Dec. 7, 1944 ; class eight Mar. 1, 1945 ; v.c. at Patras
June 6, 1945 ; cons. June 15, 1945 ; cons, at Patras
June 29, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Gorrell, Juan L. — b. Florence, Italy, of Am. parents,
Jan. 22, 1910 ; Kans. City Jr. Coll. grad. ; feature
writer for newspaper 1927-28 ; in foreign sales dept.
of mfg. company 1928-33; buyer and mgr. for cml.
company in Ecuador 1933—42 ; app. elk. in Am. emb.
at Quito July 1, 1942 ; v.c. at Quito Jan. 29, 1941 ; at
Windsor Nov. 2, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Goshie, John Louis. — b. New York, N.Y., Jan. 14,
1908; Realgymnasium (Timisoara, Rumania) grad.;
Consular Acad.. Vienna, diploma 1929 ; Georgetown,
M.S. (For. Ser.) 1933 ; economist, Nat. Recovery Admin.,
1933-36 ; price examiner, Nat. Bituminous Coal Commn.,
1936 ; entered Bu. of For. and Dom. Com. Aug. 18, 1937 ;
app. asst. trade commr. at Rome June 1, 1938 ; For.
Ser. officer unclass. July 1, 1939 ; v.c. of career and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16. 1939 ; v.c. at Rome Dec. 29.
1939 ; 3d sec. at Rome July 11-Dec. 11, 1941 ; class
eight Feb. 1, 1942 ; asst. cml. att. at Caracas July 9,
1942 ; to the Dept. July 28, 1943 ; 3d sec. of emb. for
duty with the U.S. representative, Politico-Military
Commn., at Algiers Oct. 5, 1943 ; class seven Nov. 16,
1943 ; For. Ser. officer on staff of U.S. representative.
Advisory Council for Italy, Dec. 3, 1943 ; sec. U.S. del.,
Apr. 8, 1944 ; chief of secretariat, May 6, 1944 ; 2d
sec. and v.c. at Rome Feb. 10, 1945 ; class six May 16,
1945 ; act. U.S. representative, Advisory Council for
Italy. Mar. 5. 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov.
13, 1946: married.
Gosho, Henry H. — b. Seattle, Wash., Feb. 4, 1920 ;
Kwansei Gakiun Middle Sch. (Kobe, Japan) grad. ; U.
of Kwansei Gakiun 1940-41 ; U.S. Army 1942-45, over-
seas service ; elk., Treas. Dept., 1945-46 ; research
analyst, War Dept., 1946 ; app. intelligence officer,
P-4, in the Dept. of State Nov. 18, 1946 ; married. — FC.
Gosnell, Harold Foote — b. Lockport, N. Y., Dec. 24, 1896;
East (Rochester) High Sch. grad.; U. of Rochester, A. B. 1918;
U. of Chicago, Ph. D. 1922; Social Science Research Council
fellowship for study in England, France, Belgium, Switzerland,
and Germany, 1925-26; Spelman Fellowship for research in
England 1933; U. S. Army 1918-19; assoc. prof, of political science,
U. of Chicago, 1922-43; research consultant, Nat. Resources
Planning Bd. 1937, Bu. of the Budget, 1940; section chief, Office
of Price Admin., 1941-42; admin, analyst, Bu. of the Budget,
1942-46; app. special consultant, Office of Public Affairs, Dept.
of State, P-7, Apr. 24, 1946; married— PA.
Gotlieb, Bernard. — b. New York, N.Y., Nov. 7, 1893;
Stuyvesant High Sch. grad.; Columbia, B.A. 1914;
teacher of Spanish in high sch. ; app. cons. asst. Mar.
24, 1915; student interpreter in Turkey May 1, 1915;
v.c. and interpreter at Baghdad Aug. 24, 1917, but did
not proceed to post ; detailed to the Dept. Aug. 24, 1917 ;
to Cairo Oct. 11, 1918 ; v.c. and interpreter at Cairo
Mar. 10, 1919 ; detailed to Teheran Sept. 7, 1921 ; v.c.
and interpreter at Teheran Nov. 10, 1921 ; cons, of class
six Nov. 23, 1921 ; For. Ser. officer of class seven July 1,
1924 ; cons, at Halifax Sept. 8, 1924 ; at Singapore
July 27, 1926; at Wellington Mar. 10, 1928; class six
May 9, 1930 ; at Messina Mar. 6, 1933 ; at Trieste June
8, 1934 ; class five June 1, 1937 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Dec. 1, 1937 ; cons, at Nuevo Laredo Apr. 26, 1940 ;
at Santiago de Cuba Sept. 24, 1942 ; 2d sec. and cons,
at Habana July 5, 1943 ; cons, at Windsor Sept. 9,
1944 ; class four May 16, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class
three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Gould, Joseph Sidney. — b. Russia, Dec. 8, 1898 ; nat-
uralized Sept. 1922 ; Central (Detroit) High Sch. grad. ;
Clark U., A.B. 1921, M.A. 1922 ; Columbia U., summer,
1926 ; Brookings Inst., Ph. D. 1929 ; instr. in econ.,
N. Dak. State Coll., 1923; asst. prof, of econ., U. of
Toledo, 1923-27 ; research fellow, Brookings Inst.,
1927-29 ; assoc. prof. 1929-33, prof, and head of dept.
of econ. and business admin. 1934-42, U. of Del. ; tech.
econ. consultant, Nat. Recovery Admin., 1933-34 ;
chief of research and statistics, Del. Unemployment
Compensation Commn., 1938-42 ; chief economist and
dir. of supply and resources service 1942—45, chief of
Austrian special services staff 1945, For. Econ. Admin. ;
mem., special mission to survey resources and indus-
trial facilities of Free China, 1944—45 ; transferred to
the Dept. of State, P-8, Oct. 20, 1945 ; adviser on Jap-
anese reparations July 1. 1946 ; married. — JK.
Gowen, Franklin Crosbie. — b. Florence, Italy, of Am.
parents, Dec. 16, 1895 ; Surrey House Coll., London,
England; Royal Tech. Sch. (Leghorn, Italy) grad.;
Emerson Inst. ; English-Italian corr. and translator,
teacher of Eng. and Italian 1915-20 ; app. elk. in Am.
consulate at Leghorn Jan. 1, 1920 ; v.c. at Leghorn
Oct. 26, 1920 ; at Genoa June 6, 1925 ; For. Ser. officer
unclass. and v.c. of career Jan. 7, 1926 ; v.c. at Genoa
Feb. 1, 1926 ; at Rome Aug. 10, 1926 ; at Leghorn,
temp., Jan. 11, 1928; at Rome Feb. 7. 1928; class
eight, cons., and cons, at Rome Dec. 19, 1929 ; at Naples
Apr. 17, 1930 ; at Palermo Mar. 24, 1931 ; class seven
July 1, 1931 ; cons, at London Oct. 17, 1932 ; sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Aug. 17, 1937 ; 2d sec. at London in addi-
tion to duties as cons. Jan. 17. 1939 ; class six Mar.
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245
I, 1939 ; 2d sec. of emb. near Govts, of Poland and Bel-
gium and 2d sec. of leg. near Govts, of Norway and
the Netherlands, established in England, Apr. 28, 1941 ;
class five May 1, 1941 ; also 2d sec. near Govts, of Yugo-
slavia Sept. 5, 1941 and Czechoslovakia Oct. 7, 1941,
established in England ; to the Dept. Nov. 19, 1941 ;
asst. chief, Special Div., Oct. 12, 1942 ; class four July
16, 1943 ; asst. chief, Special War Problems Div., Jan.
15-Feb. 4, 1944 ; For. Ser. officer at Vatican City
Aug. 2, 1944 ; class three May 16. 1945 ; For. Ser.
officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Graffis, Jean A. — app. information officer in the For.
Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Paris Nov. 4, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946.
Granata, Harold Michael. — b. New York, N.Y., June
29, 1906; cml-hlgh-sch. (Naples, Italy) grad. ; Galileo
Galilei Inst., Rome, 3 yrs. ; exporting business 1927-
31 ; mgr. of travel office in Italy 1931-35 ; app. elk. in
Am. consulate gen. at Naples Aug. 1, 1935 ; v.c. at
Naples Feb. 17, 1937 ; at Rome Feb. 18, 1941 ; at Seville
July 22, 1941 ; at Naples Feb. 19, 1944 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class eleven Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Granger, Gordon Fitzhugh. — b. Brooklyn, N. Y., May
24, 1904; South Side High Sch. (Ft. Wayne, Ind.)
grad. ; U. of Ind. ; Y.M.C.A. Coll. ; editor in advertis-
ing dept. 1924-29, representative in Argentina 1929-41,
agri. equipment firm ; exec, sec, Coordination Comm.
for Argentina, Office of Inter-Am. Affairs, 1942-45 ;
public-affairs officer, Am. emb., Buenos Aires, 1946 ;
app. chief. Area Div. IV, Dept. of State, P-8, July 1,
1946 ; married. — ADA.
Grant, Christina Phelps (Mrs.). — b. New York, N.Y.,
Feb. 9, 1902 ; high-sch. grad. ; Barnard Coll., A.B.
1925 ; Columbia, M.A. 1927, Ph.D. 1930 ; Sorbonne ;
Institute of Historical Research, London ; instr., Vas-
sar Coll., 1927 ; lecturer, McGill U. 1937-38 ; assoc.
in hist, and asst. dean, Barnard Coll., 1939-42 ; dean
and assoc. prof, of hist., Bryn Mawr Coll., 1942-46 ;
app. divisional asst. at $4,600 in the Dept. of State Feb.
7, 1944 ; country specialist July 1, 1944 ; resigned
Aug. 7, 1944 ; app. area specialist, P-5, in the Dept.
of State Jan. 21, 1946.— NE.
Grant, Merritt Mason. — b. Baxter, Iowa, May 27,
1910; Glenrock-Parkerton (Wyo.) High Sch. grad.;
business-sch. grad. : U. of Wyo. 1935—36 ; motion pic-
ture projectionist 1928-35 ; with public utility com-
pany 1936 ; sec, Veterans Admin. 1936-38, Nat. Park
Ser. 1938-40 ; app. elk. in the For. _Ser. and assigned
to the Dept. Dec. 17, 1940 ; at London Jan. 8, 1941 ;
at Casablanca Jan. 12, 1943 ; v.c. at Jidda Nov. 5,
1945 ; admin, asst. at Casablanca Feb. 10, 1946 (can-
celed) ; at Jidda Feb. 10, 1946 ; at Rio de Janeiro Sept.
II, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13,
1946.
Grant, Natalie C. (Mrs.). — b. Reval, Estonia, Feb.
24, 1901; Am. citizen; high-sch. (Novocherkask, Rus-
sia) grad. ; U. of Rostov on Don 1918-19 ; elk. in Rus-
sia, Am. Relief Admin., 1922-23 ; bookkeeper and
translator in Latvia 1924-28 ; app. elk. in Am. con-
sulate at Riga Aug. 1, 1928 ; translator at Riga Feb. 1,
1930 ; elk. at Brussels Nov. 28, 1939 ; at Bern Aug. 25,
1941 ; at Paris Mar. 24, 1945 ; admin, asst. at Paris
Apr. 21, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eleven
Nov. 13, 1946.
Grant, Roger W., Jr. — b. Halifax Co., Va., July 12,
1913 ; South Hill High Sch. grad. ; U. of Richmond, B.A.
1934 ; Wm. and Mary, M.S. 1935 ; U. of Chicago, grad.
work 1939—41 ; with state and local welfare depts.
1935-43; app. divisional asst. at $3,800 (P-4) in the
Dept. of State Oct. 4, 1943 ; furlough for mil. ser.
(U.S. Navy, It. (jg), overseas service) Feb. 25, 1944—
Mar. 7, 1946 ; labor economist July 14, 1946 ; mar-
ried.— ILH.
Grant, Theodore James. — b. Newton, Mass., Jan. 20,
1903 ; Newton High Sch. grad. ; Mass. State Coll., B. S.
1926; U. of Wis., M. S. 1931, Ph.D. 1933; research
work for private firm 1926-30 ; research asst., U. of
Wis., 1930-33 ; assoc. pathologist 1933-40, sr. pathol-
ogist 1940-45. Dept. of Agri. ; app. agri. att. in the
For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at San Jose\ Mana-
gua, and Panama July 16, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer
of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Graves, Elaina. — b. Andover, N.H., Nov. 27, 1893
high-sch. grad.; Simmons Coll., summers 1915-17; U
of P.R. 1918-22 ; Centro de Estudios Historicos (Ma
drid) 1922-24; teacher in high sch. 1915-18, in P.R
1918-22 ; stenog. for financial firm in Spain 1922-24
app. elk. in Am. consulate gen. at Habana Jan. 21
1924 ; at Stockholm Nov. 13, 1927 ; at Athens June 9
1931 ; at Budapest Feb. 13, 1932 ; at Ottawa Sept. 29
1937 ; admin, asst. at Ottawa Apr. 21, 1946 ; For. Ser
Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946.
Graves, George Millard. — b. Bennington, Vt., Sept.
2, 1903 ; Pawling Sch. grad. ; Williams Coll. 1921-23 ;
Cambridge U., England, 1923-24 ; U. of Grenoble 1924-
25; Ecole Lihre des Sciences Politiques 1925-26; app.
For. Ser. officer unclass. and v.c of career Jan. 13,
1928; For. Ser. Sch. Jan. 20, 1928; v.c. at Mukden
June 11, 1928 ; at Hankow Sept. 18, 1928 ; For. Ser.
officer to the leg. at San Salvador Dec. 15, 1932 ; sec. in
the Diplo. Ser. and 3d sec. at San Salvador Apr. 5,
1933 ; at Managua Oct. 25, 1933 ; also v.c. at Managua
Dec. 1, 1933 ; class eight, cons., and cons, at Managua
in addition to duties as 3d sec. Oct. 1, 1935 ; cons, at
Malaga Oct. 2, 1935 ; at Vigo Oct. 21, 1936 ; class seven
May 1, 1938 ; at Colombo July 5, 1939 ; class six Mar. 1,
1940 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Ciudad Trujillo Jan. 30, 1943
(canceled) ; to the Dept. May 20, 1943 ; 2d sec. and
cons, at Habana Aug. 12, 1943 ; to the Dept. Nov. 29,
1944 ; cons, at Niagara Falls Mar. 5, 1945 ; class five
May 16, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Gray, Archibald Edmund. — b. Cincinnati, Ohio, Nov.
16, 1900 ; D. S. N. A. 1919-20 ; Eureka Coll., B.S. 1922 ;
U. of 111., M.S. 1923, Ph.D. 1925; chemist for rubber
company 1925-26 ; instr. in chemistry, Lehigh U„ 1926-
28 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass. and v.c of career
May 17, 1928; For. Ser. Sch. May 24, 1928; v.c. at
Callao-Lima Jan. 18, 1929 ; at Bordeaux Apr. 11, 1931 ;
class eight, cons., and cons, at Bordeaux Oct. 1, 1935;
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. and cons, and 3d sec at Helsing-
fors Oct. 4, 1935 ; class seven Mar. 1, 1939 ; 2d sec. at
Helsinki in addition to duties as cons. Mar. 30, 1939 ;
cons, at Barcelona July 1, 1939 ; at Valencia, temp.,
May 8, 1941 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Santiago Sept. 16,
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1941 ; class six Feb. 1, 1942 ; to tbe Dept. Jan. 18, 1943 ;
2d sec. and cons, at Port-au-Prince Apr. 13, 1944 ;
class five July 16, 1944 ; cons, at Amsterdam Sept. 19,
1945 ; class four Dec. 17, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class
three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Gray, Cecil Wayne. — b. Emmett, Tenn., Aug. 14,
1898 ; Bristol High Sch. grad. ; Roanoke Coll., B.A.
1920; S.A.T.C. 1918 ; instr., Millersburg Mil. Inst., 1921-
22 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate gen. at Buenos Aires
June 18, 1923 ; resigned Sept. 19, 1925 ; reapp. Oct. 23,
1925 ; v.c. at Buenos Aires May 6, 1927 ; For Ser. officer
unclass., v.c. of career, and v.c. at Buenos Aires
Oct. 24, 1928 ; at Berlin Nov. 19, 1930 ; sec. In the
Diplo. Ser. Apr. 28, 1934 ; 3d sec. at Vienna June 13,
1934; class eight July 1, 1934; cons. Jan. 22, 1935; to
the Dept. Mar. 29, 1935 ; class seven Apr. 1, 1936 ; sec.
of U.S. del., Inter-Am. Conf. for Maintenance of Peace,
Buenos Aires, 1936 ; class six May 1, 1938 ; 2d sec. at
Lima Nov. 3, 1938; to the Dept. Dec. 23, 1938; sec.
to chm. U.S. del., 8th Int. Conf. of Am. States, Lima,
1938 ; asst. to the sec. of state Mar. 24, 1939 ; class
five Mar. 1, 1940; asst. to U.S. del., 2d Meeting of
Ministers of For. Affairs of the Am. Republics. Habana,
1940 : class four June 1, 1942 ; cons, at Montreal Dec.
3, 1942 ; to the Dept. Jan. 6, 1943 ; accompanied sec.
of state to Moscow Conf. 1943 ; exec. asst. to the sec.
of state Jan. 15, 1944 ; class three July 16, 1944 ;
couns. of mission, office of U. S. political adviser on
Austrian affairs. Commanding Gen., U. S. Army Forces,
Mediterranean theater, Dec. 23, 1944 ; class two Dec.
17, 1945 ; class one Feb. 24, 1946 ; to the Dept. Mar. 13,
1946 ; chief, Div. of For. Ser. Personnel, Apr. 15, 1946 ;
mem., Comm. on Occupational Deferments, June 1,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class one Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married. — FP.
Gray, David.— b. Buffalo, N.Y., Aug. 8, 1870 ; sch. in
Switzerland ; Buffalo High Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A.B.
1892 ; U. of Buffalo. LL.B. 1899 ; mem. of bar of N.Y. ;
newspaper work 1893-94, assoc. editor and managing
editor, metropolitan newspapers 1894-97 ; U. S. Army
1917-19, capt., overseas service ; playwright and
author; app. E.B. and M.P. to Ireland Feb. 16, 1940;
married.
Gray, Edward Rutherford. — b. Long Island, N.Y., July
26, 1896 ; Tusculum Acad. grad. ; Tusculum Coll., B. A.
1916; Yale, B. A. 1917; Harvard, M. A. 1921; Inst,
fiir Finanzwesen (Berlin), Brookings Inst, exchange
fellow, 1931-32 ; U. of Munich, U. of Freiburg, and
U. of Hamburg, 1931 ; teacher at Tusculum Acad.
1917-19; accountant in bank 1919-20; prof, of econ.,
Tusculum Coll., 1921—23; consulting fellow, Brookings
Grad. Sch. of Econ. and Govt., 1925-26 ; asst. and
act. chief of div., Treas. Dept., 1926-28 ; asst. prof,
of econ., Duke U., 1929-31 ; review officer, Central Sta-
tistical Bd., 1933-38 ; Bu. of the Census, asst. chief
statistician 1938-40, chief of div. 1940-45 ; app. asst.
chief, Div. of For. Econ. Development, at $8,225 (P-7)
in the Dept. of State Aug. 13, 1945 ; asst. adviser, Div.
of For. Econ. Development, Oct. 1. 1945 ; Div. of In-
vestment and Econ. Development Nov. 14, 1945 ; mar-
ried.— ED.
Gray, George O.— b. Fairfax, Okla., Nov. 27, 1912; Valley
(Anthony, N. Mex.) High Sch. grad.; George Washington, A. B.
1936. LL. B. 1939; sec, Dept. of Justice, 1936-39; asst. legal
adviser to U. S. High Commr. to Philippines 1939-45; asst. to
del. to India, South Africa, Egypt, Southern Rhodesia, Iraq,
and Iran for United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Admin.,
1945; app. asst. to the legal adviser, P-5, in the Dept. of State
Feb. 8, 1945.— Le.
Gray, William Frederick. — b. Charleston, S.C., Mar. 7,
1912; Durham (N.C.) High Sch. grad.; Duke U., A.B.
1941 ; Fletcher Sch. of Law and Diplomacy, M.A. 1942 ;
Am. U. 1944—45 ; elk. and cost accountant for tobacco
company 1934-40 ; license officer and chief of unit,
For. Econ. Admin., 1942-44 ; app. country specialist
at $3,200 (P-3) in the Dept. of State Dec. 8, 1944;
P^ Nov. 7, 1945 ; married. — CP.
Graze, Stanley. — b. New York, N.Y., Aug. 27, 1918 ;
George Washington High Sch. grad. ; Coll. of the City
of N.Y., B.S.S. 1939 ; Columbia U. 1939-41 ; research
asst., Brookings Inst., 1938-41 ; tutor and teaching
fellow, Coll. of tbe City of N. Y., 1940-41 ; dir. of re-
search project, N.Y. State Bankers Assn., 1940—41 ;
cml. specialist, Treas. Dept., 1941-42 ; economist, War
Production Bd., 1942-43 ; U.S. Army 1943-45, 2d It.,
overseas service ; app. research analyst, P-5, in the
Dept. of State May 1, 1946 ; married. — DRE.
Green, Caspar Dunham. — b. Hiram, Ohio, Feb. 13,
1915 ; Hiram High Sch. grad. ; Hiram Coll., A.B.
1936; Ohio State Coll., A.M. 1939; instr. in German,
Hiram Coll., 1937 ; supervisor, Puerto Rican Dept. of
Education, 1937—40 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass.,
v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Mar. 20,
1941 ; v. c. at Habana Mar. 28, 1941 ; also 3d sec. at
Habana Aug. 13, 1942 ; v.c. at Concepcion July 25,
1942 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Santiago Aug. 2, 1944 (can-
celed) ; v.c. at Guayaquil Oct. 31, 1944 ; sec. at Helsinki
Feb. 7, 1945 ; class eight Aug. 13, 1945 ; 3d sec. and
v.c at Helsinki Aug. 28, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class
five Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Green, David Sherman. — b. Hartrord, Conn., Feb. 7,
1897 ; Hartford High Sch. grad. ; Dartmouth, A.B. 1920 ;
l'Universite' de Rennes (France), diplome 1919 ; George-
town, M.S. (For. Ser.) 1922; U.S. Army 1917-19, 1st
It., overseas ser. ; elk. and section chief, Dept. of Com.,
1920-22 ; asst. trade commr. 1922-25 and trade commr.
1925-28, Am. emb., Paris; mem. of U.S. del., Int. To-
bacco Conf., Paris, 1927; cml. agt., U.S. Customshouse,
1928-29 ; press corr., Int. Civil Aeronautics Conf.,
Washington, 1929 ; trade commr. for southern Brazil,
1929-33 ; del. of U.S. to 2d Int. Coffee Conf., Sao Paulo,
1931 ; asst. to for. trade adviser, Agri. Adjustment
Admin., 1933-34 ; permit adviser, Fed. Alcohol Control
Admin., Jan.-Apr. 1934 ; sr. economist, Nat. Recovery
Admin., 1934-36 ; adviser on statistics, Secretariat of
Council of Ministers, Bangkok, 1936-41 ; app. sr. econ.
analyst in the Dept. of State, Nov. 22, 1941 ; at Guate-
mala, Dec. 1, 1941; at Rio de Janeiro Mar. 24, 1942;
For. Ser. Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Green, James Frederick. — b. Kansas City, Mo., Nov.
17, 1910; Southwest High Sch. grad.; Yale, B.A. 1932,
Ph.D. 1937 ; Geneva Sch. of Int. Studies, summer 1933 ;
instr. in hist, and political science, Mt. Holyoke Coll.,
1936-37 ; research assoc, For. Policy Assn., 1937-41 ;
lecturer, U. of Denver, Feb.-Mar. 1941 ; with Office of
Coordinator of Information 1941-42 ; app. divisional
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asst. at $3,800 in the Dept. of State June 20, 1942 ; at
$4,600 Aug. 1, 1943 ; at $5,600 Mar. 16, 1944 ; specialist
on int. org. July 1, 1944 ; documents officer, Dumbar-
ton Oaks Couversations on Int. Org., Washington,
1944 ; act. asst. chief, Div. of Dependent Area Affairs,
Feb. 1, 1945 ; asst. chief at $6,500 (P-7) Apr. 1, 1945 ;
special asst. to sec. gen., United Nations Conf. on Int.
Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; asst. assoc. chief, Div. of
Dependent Area Affairs, Sept. 20, 1945 ; adviser on
tech. problems, U.S. del., 1st part of 1st sess. of the
Gen. Assembly, United Nations, London, 1946 ; assoc.
chief, Div. of Dependent Area Affairs, P-8, June 30,
1946 ; married. — DA.
Green, Joseph Coy. — b. Cincinnati, Ohio, Apr. 12,
1887 ; Hughes High Sen. grad. ; Princeton, A.B. 1908,
A.M. 1909 ; U. of Paris 1909-10, 1913-14, Princeton
1914-15 ; instr. in hist., Bordentown Mil. Inst, 1910-11,
Columbia U., 1911-13; with Comma, for Relief in Bel-
gium 1915-17; U. S. Army 1917-19, maj., overseas
service ; dir. for Rumania and Near East, Am. Relief
Admin., 1918-19 ; asst. prof, of hist, and politics
1920-24 and assoc. prof, of hist. 1924-30, Princeton ;
special ed., Webster's New Int. Diet., 1929-34 ; app.
divisional asst. at $5,600 in the Dept. of State Oct. 6,
1930; chm., comm. to revise For. Ser. exams., 1931- ;
advisory mem. for Dept. of State, Am. Comm. on Int.
Inst, of Agri., 1931-35 ; special representative of U. S.,
Int. Inst, of Agri., Rome, 1931-32 ; special asst. to Am.
Minister at Bern 1931-32 ; mem., Publications Comm.
of the Dept., 1931-41 ; chief, Office of Arms and Muni-
tions Control, Sept. 19, 1935; at $6,500 June 16, 1936;
chief, Div. of Controls, Nov. 22, 1938 ; at $8,000 (P-8)
Apr. 16, 1939 ; exec, sec, Nat. Munitions Control Bd.,
Sept. 24, 1935- ; chief, Special Div., Oct. 8, 1941-Mar.
27, 1943 ; Dept. representative, Inter-dept. Comm. to
Consider Treatment of Civilian Enemy Aliens in Cus-
tody in This Country, 1942-43 ; mem., Prisoners of War
Bd., 1942-43 ; special asst. to the sec. of state Oct. 8,
1941-Dec. 20, 1944 ; mem., Comm. on Post-War Pro-
grams. Mar.-Nov. 1944 ; at $S,500 July 1, 1944 ; mem.,
Policy Comm., 1944 ; adviser on arms and munitions
control Dec. 20, 1944 : chm., Armaments Comm., 1944— ;
mem., with personal rank of minister, U.S. Mission to
Observe Elections in Greece, 1946 ; married.
Green, Marshall. — b. Holyoke, Mass., Jan. 27, 1916 ;
Groton grad. ; Yale, B.A. 1939 ; private sec. to Am.
amb. to Japan 1939-41 ; U.S. Navy 1942-45, It. ; app.
v.c. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept.
Nov. 13, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 22, 1945 ; 3d sec. and
v.c. at Wellington Dec. 29, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of
class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Green, Merle Braswell (Mrs.). — b. McFarlan, N. C. ;
Morven High Sch. grad. ; U. of N.C., B.M. 1932 ; Combs
Conservatory of Music ; teacher and supervisor of music
in public schs. 1933-35 ; with Works Progress Admin.
1935-36 ; personnel asst., Dept. of the Interior:
1936—42 ; personnel technician, War Production Bd.,
1942-44 ; personnel representative. For. Econ. Admin..
1944-46 : transferred to the Dept. of State as per-
sonnel asst.. CAF-11, Oct. 20, 1945 : position analyst
Aug. 11, 1945 ; married. — FP.
Greenawalt, Norman Earl. — b. Shippensburg, Pa.,
Sept. 13, 1909 ; Shippensburg High Sch. grad. ; State
Teachers Coll. (Shippensburg, Pa.), B.S. 1932; Clark
U., M.A. 1938 ; cartographer, Office of Strategic Serv-
ices, 1942-45; cartographer, Cairo Conf., 1943; U.S.
Army 1943-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as
cartographer, P-4, Oct. 1, 1945; P-5 Nov. 3, 1946;
married. — -MI.
Greene, Joseph Nathaniel, Jr. — b. New York, N.Y., Apr,
9, 1920 ; Hotchkiss Sch. grad. ; Yale, B.A. 1941 ; asst.
instr., Phillips Andover, 1941 ; app. elk., temp., at
$2,000 in the Dept. of State Dec. 18, 1911; For. Ser.
officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Feb. 20, 1942, qualified Mar. 4, 1942 ; v.c. at
Montreal Mar. 4, 1942 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Ottawa May
22, 1943 ; on staff of U.S. mem., Advisory Council,
Allied Control Commn. for Italy, Mar. 11, 1944 ; sec,
office of U.S. representative, Advisory Council for
Italy, June 23, 1944 ; furlough for mil. ser. Jan. 1,
1945-May 30, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer at Trieste, temp.,
May 29, 1946 ; in office of U.S. representative on the
Advisory Council for Italy (for duty at Caserta) May
30, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Greene, Winthrop Stephenson. — b. Worcester, Mass.,
May 16, 1891 ; Classical High Sch. grad. ; Bowdoin Coll.,
A.B. 1913; insur. business 1913-17. 1919-22; U. S.
Army 1917-19. overseas service, 1922-24, It. col. ; elk.
in Am. consulate at Cobh July-Oct. 1924 ; app. For.
Ser. officer unclass. and v.c. of career Oct. 16, 1924 ;
v.c. at Cobh Oct. 21, 1924 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Apr. 8,
1926 : 3d sec. at Santiago, Chile, June 15, 1926 ; class
eight and cons. Dec. 19, 1929 ; 3d sec. at Berne June 9,
1930 ; sec. of del. to Conf. on the Limitation of the
Manufacture of Narcotic Drugs, Geneva, 1931 ; cons,
and 3d sec. at Bogota Jan. 2, 1934 ; class seven July 1,
1934 ; 2d sec. at Bogota in addition to duties as cons.
Jan. 31, 1935 ; class six Apr. 1, 1936 ; 2d sec. at Stock-
holm July 30, 193S ; class five Apr. 1, 1939 ; also cons
at Stockholm Nov. 27, 1940 ; class four Nov. 16, 1943 ;
1st sec. near the Govt, of Norway established in Eng-
land Feb. 7, 1944 ; 1st sec. and cons, at Luxembourg,
temp., Sept. 14, 1944 ; near the Govt, of Norway estab-
lished in England Nov. 11, 1944 ; at Oslo May 9, 1945 ;
class three May 16, 1945 ; cons. gen. Feb. 27, 1946 ;
cons. gen. at Lagos Mar. 27, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
, class three Nov. 13, 1946.
Greenup, Julian Cecil. — b. Washburn, Mo., Nov. 4,
1891 ; Mt. Vernon Acad. grad. ; studied in Germany and
Switzerland 1912-14; U. of Calif., A.B. 1915, M.A.
1917 ; teacher of printing, hist., and modern languages,
and principal of high sch. 1915-19 ; app. v.c. of career of
class three Sept. 27, 1919 ; v.c. at Oruro Oct. 31, 1919
at Las Palmas May 14, 1920 ; class two Nov. 17, 1921
class one May 26, 1922 ; cons, of class seven Dec. 19
1923 ; For. Ser. officer of class eight July 1, 1924 ; re
signed July 3, 1926 ; instr. in modern languages in jr,
coll. 1926-29 ; asst. trade eommr. at Madrid Apr. 1
1929 ; trade commr. at Madrid June 1, 1929 ; asst. cml,
att. at Madrid June 7, 1930 ; cml. att. at Lima Dec. 13.
1935; For. Ser. officer of class five July 1. 1939; cons,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; class four
Feb. 1, 1942 ; couns. of emb. for econ. affairs at Lima
Dec. 9, 1942 ; class three July 16, 1944 ; couns. of emb.
for econ. affairs at Athens Apr. 25, 1946 : class two
May 19, 1946 ; For. Ster. officer of class two Nov. 13,
1946 ; couns. of emb. for econ. affairs at Buenos Aires
Nov. 29, 1946 ; married.
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Gribble, Don Alonzo. — b. Mineral Point, Wis., Apr.
16, 1883; Springdale (Ark.) High Sen. ; 1st Ark. In-
fantry 1S98-1904 ; elk. with various firms 1904-8 ;
bookkeeper with meat packing company 190S-10 ; dep-
uty collector, Treas. Dept., 1910-13 ; immigration insp.
and officer in charge 1913-19, 1926-46, Dept. of Jus-
tice ; asst. supt. 1919-22, supt. 1923-26 with dept.
stores ; personnel dir. with mail order company 1922-
23 ; app. v.c. and admin, officer in the For. Ser. Auxili-
ary and assigned at Berlin Jan. 17, 1946 ; at Stuttgart
Feb. 13, 1946; at Bremen July 20, 1946; For. Ser.
Reserve officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; v. c. at
Bremen Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Griffin, Ernest Kenneth. — b. Salina, Kans., Jan. 23,
1909 ; high-sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ; bookkeeper
in oil company 1928-40 ; elk., Social Security Bd.,
1940-41 ; app. elk., in the For. Ser. and assigned to
the Dept. Mar. 7, 1941 ; at London Apr. 1, 1941 ; at
Paris, temp., Oct. 28, 1944 ; v.c. at London Sept. 3,
1946; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13,
1946.
Grigg-3, Robert Atkins. — b. San Diego, Calif., Sept. 23,
1914 ; Hoover High Sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ;
Hollywood Theater Sch. 1932-34 ; private tutors 1934-
38 ; app. elk. in the Dept. of State Oct. 8, 1939 ; in Am.
leg. at Sofia Nov. 22, 1939 ; at Cairo Dec. 31, 1941 ; at
Naples May 24, 1944 ; v. c, office of U. S. representa-
tive, Advisory Council for Italy, Rome, Dec. 2, 1944 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Grinnell, Robert, — b. Dover, Mass.. Oct. 14, 1913 ;
Milton Acad. grad. ; Harvard, A.B. 1936, summer sch.
1937 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 6, 1938 ; v.c. at Mexico City
July 18, 1938; For. Ser. Sch. June 7, 1939; v.c. at
Singapore Jan. 8, 1940 ; v.c. at Sydney Mar. 10, 1942
at Brisbane Dec. 19,. 1942 ; class eight July 16, 1943
class seven May 16, 1945 ; v.c. at Dakar Jan. 16, 1946
cons. Feb. 27, 1946 ; cons, at Dakar Apr. 10, 1946
class six May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four
Nov. 13, 1946.
Griswold, Richard Whitmore. — b. Wethersfield, Conn..
Feb. 11, 1898 ; Hartford High Sch. grad. ; Yale, A. B.
1920 : Universite de Montpellier. Herault, France,
1918-20 ; U. S. Army 191S-19, overseas service ; public-
ity organizer 1920-21 ; account exec, for advertising
company 1921-22 ; advertising mgr. for 1922-25, and
asst. advertising mgr. 1925-26, for insur. companies ; v.
pres. and treas. for advertising agency 1926-27 ; asst.
supt. of agencies and agency mgr. for life insur. com-
pany 1927-41 ; U. S. Navy 1940-45, It. comdr. ; app.
econ. analyst in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned
to office of U.S. political adviser on German affairs Aug.
8, 1945; also admin, officer at Berlin July 1, 1946;
v.c. and econ. analyst at Bremerhaven, temp., Oct 15,
1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class seven Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Groeninger, Joseph George. — b. Baltimore, Md., Nov.
22, 1884 ; high sch. and business sch. ; with business
firms 6 yrs. ; Public Athletic League and Playground
Assn. of Baltimore 2 yrs. ; app. elk. in Am. leg. at Copen-
hagen Dec. 7, 1911; v.c. at Copenhagen Oct. 18, 1918;
v.c. of career of class three May 24, 1920, and assigned
to Copenhagen ; detailed to Berlin Sept. 28, 1920 ; v.c. at
Berlin Nov. 15, 1921 ; class two Nov. 17, 1921 ; class one
Nov. 23, 1923 ; For. Ser. officer unclass. July 1, 1924 ;
class eight Feb. 24, 1925 ; cons. Mar. 3, 1925 ; cons, at
Tallinn Mar. 23, 1925; at Rotterdam July 3, 1926; at
Batavia Oct. 27. 1927 ; class seven Dec. 19. 1929 : at
Karachi Dec. 23, 1931 : also at Kabul Mar. 21, 1935 ;
at Auckland June 10, 1936 ; class six Apr. 1, 1937 ; sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 1, 1937 ; cons, at Bradford Oct. 6,
1941 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946.
Grondahl, Teg C. — app. public-affairs officer in the
For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Bangkok July 1,
1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13,
1946.
Grosjean, Wilfred. — app. translator, CAF— 11, in the
Dept. of State June 10, 1946. — TC.
Gross, Ernest Arnold. — b. New York, N. Y., Sept. 23.
1906 ; Clinton High Sch. grad. ; Harvard, B.S. 1927.
LL.B. 1931 ; Jesus Coll., Oxford, 1927-28 ; Geneva
Sch. of Int. Studies 1930-31 ; mem. of bars of D.C. and
N.Y. ; asst. legal adviser, Dept. of State, 1931-33 ; gen.
counsel, Nat. Graphic Arts Comm., 1933-36 ; assoc.
counsel, Nat. Assn. of M-frs. 1936-38, Nat. Labor Rela-
tions Bd. 1938-44 ; U.S. Army 1943-46, It. col., over-
seas service ; app. special asst. to the asst. sec. of
state for occupied areas, P-8, May 4, 1946 ; mar-
ried.— A-H.
Gross, Joseph Eugene. — b. Chicago, 111., Dec. 29, 1915 ;
Woodrow Wilson High Sch. (Long Beach, Calif.) ; U.
of Colo., B.F.A. 1940; U. of Chile, grad. work 1941;
professional artist 1936-37 ; asst. in art dept. 1937-38
and asst. librarian 1938-40, U. of Colo. ; app. elk. in
Am. emb. at Buenos Aires Oct. 14, 1941 ; v.c. at
Buenos Aires Dec. 31, 1942 ; resigned May 30, 1944 to
enter the armed services ; U.S. Navy, ensign, overseas
service ; app. v.c. and admin, asst. in the For. Ser. and
assigned to the Dept. Oct. 3, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Groth, Edward Miller. — b. New York, N.Y., June 14,
1893 ; New Rochelle High Sch. grad. ; Columbia U. ;
elk. 1912-16; U.S. Navy 1917-19; app. v.c. of career
of class three May 24, 1920 ; v. c. at Rotterdam June
11, 1920 ; class two Nov. 17, 1921 ; class one May 26,
1922; v.c. at Belgrade June 23, 1922; at Beirut Jan.
29, 1923 ; cons, of class seven Mar. 1, 1923 ; class six
Dec. 19, 1923 ; For. Ser. officer of class seven July 1,
1924 ; cons, at Damascus Aug. 1, 1924 ; detailed to
Aleppo July 2, 1925 ; to Baghdad Aug. 3, 1925 ; cons,
at Damascus Aug. 11, 1925 ; class six Aug. 31, 1925 ;
at Surabaya Dec. 17, 1925 ; at Copenhagen July 2, 1929 ;
class five July 24, 1930; at Capetown Sept. 2, 1933;
at Calcutta Aug. 17, 1934 ; also at Kabul Mar. 21,
1935 ; class four Oct. 1, 1935 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Aug. 17, 1937 ; class three Jan. 3, 1938 ; cons. gen.
June 3, 1941 ; to the Dept. Nov. 1, 1941 ; class two
Feb. 1, 1942 ; couns. of leg. at Pretoria Oct. 1, 1942 ;
For. Ser. officer at Munieh Oct. 16, 1945 (canceled) ;
cons. gen. at Hamburg Jan. 18, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer
of class two Nov. 13, 1946.
Grotjohan, Albert William J. — b. Rotterdam, Hol-
land, July 17, 1900 ; naturalized 1920 ; U.S. Army
1919-20 ; elk., Treas. Dept. 1924-26, Post Office Dept.
1926-27, Dept. of State 1927-29 ; in Census Bu. 1930 ;
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app. elk. at §1,620 in the Dept. of State Apr. 25, 1930 ;
at $1,740 July 1, 1930 ; at $1,800 Feb. 18, 1931 ; at
$2,000 Feb. 16, 1937 ; at $2,100 Apr. 16, 1939 ; at
$2,200 Oct. 1, 1941 ; admin, asst. at. $2,600 Dec. 1,
1942 ; chief of diplomatic pouch and mail section,
Div. of Admin. Management at $3,500 (CAF-10) June
16, 1944, Div. of Admin. Services Sept. 1, 1944 ; com-
munications officer in the For. Ser. Auxiliary assigned
at London Jan. 24, 1945 ; courier and communications
officer at Cairo Oct. 16, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class nine Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Grove, John J.— b. Pittsburgh, Pa., Sept. 27, 1912; Peabody
High Sch. grad.; U. of Pittsburgh, A. B. 1934, Ed. M. 1936;
editorial asst. in publishing company 1934-36; asst. dir. of Exten-
sion Div., U. of Pittsburgh, 1936-39; public relations mgr.,
Buhl Planetarium and Inst, of Popular Science, 1939-43; with
Office of Lend-Lease Admin, and For. Econ. Admin. 1943;
transferred to the Dept. of State as economist, P-5, Oct. 20,
1945— OFLC.
Groves, H. Lawrence. — b. Coudersport, Pa., Jan. 21,
1888; Hotchkiss Sch. grad.; Harvard, A.B. 1912; with
mfg. firms 1912-19 ; trade commr. in France and
Switzerland 1919-21, in Latvia, Finland, Estonia, and
Lithuania 1921-22, at Prague 1922-24 ; Inter-parlia-
mentary Conf., Prague, 1924 ; cml. att. at Prague
1924-25 ; at Vienna 1925-29 ; also at Belgrade 1927-29,
and at Budapest 1927-28 ; tech, expert, Conf. for Re-
moval of Import and Export Restrictions, Geneva, 1927 ;
cml. att. at Berlin 1929-33 ; del., 13th Int. Housing and
Town Planning Cong., Berlin, 1931 ; asst. to dir., Bu.
of For. and Dom. Com., 1936-37 ; chief, For. Com. Ser.,
1937-38 ; mem., Committee for Reciprocity Information,
1937-38 ; app. cml. att. at Brussels Nov. 12, 1938 ; also
at Luxemburg Jan. 21, 1939 ; at Athens June 29, 1939 ;
For. Ser. officer of class three July 1, 1939 ; cons, and
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; cml. att. and
cons, at Shanghai Jan. 8-Dec. 7, 1941 ; class two Feb. 1,
1942 ; to the Dept. June 3, 1942 ; couns. of emb. for
econ. affairs at Caracas Sept. 17, 1942 ; class ona
July 16, 1944 ; couns. of emb. for econ. affairs near the
Govt, of Norway established in England Dec. 29, 1944 ;
at Oslo May 9, 1945 ; at Athens May 21, 1946 ; For.
Ser. officer of class one Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Groves, J. Philip. — app. elk. in Am. emb. at Petrograd
Sept. 1, 1916 ; at London Oct. 1, 1919 ; at Sofia Dec. 1,
1919 ; at Brussels Feb. 19, 1922 ; at Berlin July 1,
1941 ; at Madrid May 14, 1942 ; at Brussels Oct. 21,
1944 ; v.c. and admin, asst. at Brussels Feb. 10, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class nine Nov. 13, 1946 ;
v.c. at Brussels Nov. 13, 1946.
Groves, William Lester.— b. Blackburn, Mo., Nov. 2, 1885;
Wentworth Mil. Acad, grad.; U. S. Army 1917-19, 1st It.; cashier
in banks 1905-17, 1919-23; partner in mercantile business 1924-33;
voucher auditor, Civil Works Admin., 1933-34; asst. chief,
Service Operations Div., Dept. of Agri., 1934-43; admin, officer,
For. Econ. Admin., 1943-46; transferred to the Dept. of State as
admin, officer, Div. of Int. Security Affairs,* CAF-12, Oct. 20,
1945; admin, officer, Div. of Dependent Area Affairs, May 12.
1946; married.— DA.
Gruenwald, Josephine Johanna. — b. New York, N. Y., Oct.
15, 1912; Walton High Sch. grad.; Coll. of the City of N. Y., B. S.
1943; Columbia, A. M. 1945, grad. work 1945-46; teacher 1937-40;
interviewer in housing project 1940-43; market analyst in steel
export company 1943-46; app. econ. analyst in the For. Ser.
Auxiliary and assigned at Shanghai Jan. 31, 1946; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946.
Grunwell, Thomas Adams. — b. Arlington, Va., Dec. 22,
1915 ; sch. in Italy ; Charlotte High Sch. grad. ; George-
town U., B.S. (For. Ser.) 1940; export elk. for steel
corp. 1940-41 ; traveling auditor for sewing-machine
company 1941-44 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned to the Dept. Sept. 11, 1944 ; asst. mari-
time del. at Ponta Delgada Oct. 24, 1944 ; v.c. at
Ponta Delgada July 16, 1945 ; at Beira July 20, 1945 ;
at Nuevitas Dec. 12, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Guaderrama, Ernest Saenz. — b. El Paso, Tex., Oct.
19, 1904 ; San Diego High Sch. grad. ; Sorbonne
1923-24; Columbia U. 1924-26; elk. with railroad
company in Mexico 1928-29 ; mgr. of district plants
in Mexico for oil company 1929-33 ; self-employed
1933-37, 1938-40 ; auditor for hotel 1937-38 ; app. elk.
in Am. consulate at Mexicali Aug. 8, 1940 ; at Vera-
cruz Jan. 7, 1942 ; admin, asst. at Veracruz Apr. 21,
1946 ; also v.c. at Veracruz Oct. 28, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at
Veracruz Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Guarco, Anthony. — b. New York, N. Y., Mar. 18, 1908 ;
Haaren High Sch. grad. ; Columbia U. 1928-29 ; audi-
tor with insur. company 1927-31 ; restaurant mgr.
1931-34 ; project supervisor, Fed. Works Agency,
1934-42 ; chief admin, officer, Office of War Informa-
tion (Europe), 1943-46; transferred to the Dept. of
State as sr. field representative, at $4,600, Aug. 31,
1945 ; act. admin, officer, Area Division III, CAF— 12,
May 28, 1946 ; admin, officer June 30, 1946 ; married. —
ADF.
Guernsey, Jackson Edwin.— b. Wilkes-Barre, Pa., May 13,
1910; Wyoming Sem. grad.; Wiiliams Coll.,B. A. 1931; Columbia,
M. A. 1938; Clark TL, Ph. D. 1941; instr., Wilkes-Barre Acad.,
1932-38; prof., State Teachers Coll. (Fredonia, N. Y.), 1941-42;
U. S. Army 1942-45, 1st it., overseas service; map intelligence
officer, Office of Strategic Services 1944-45; transferred to the
Dept. of State as geographer, P-4, Oct. 1, 1945; married. — MI.
Guerra, Oscar Humberto. — b. Hidalgo, Tex., June 20,
1919 ; Hidalgo High Sch. grad. ; U. of Tex., B.A.
1940 ; bookkeeper for toll bridge operating company
1940 ; elk., Texas State Senate Finance Comm., Texas
State Dept. of Education 1941 ; app. elk. in Am. Leg.
at Managua Dec. 12, 1941 ; furlough for mil. ser.
(U.S. Navy, overseas service) Aug. 21, 1944— Mar. 21,
1946 ; v.c. and admin, asst. Mar. 10, 1946 ; at Panama
Mar. 22, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Panama Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Guiney, John Edward. — b. Kingston, Pa., June 27,
1918 ; Bucknell U., A.B. 1939 ; George Washington U.
1941—43 ; elk., Fed. Bu. of Investigation ; app. elk. in
the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned v.c. at Praha
July 28, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Guinn, Paul Spencer. — b. Catawissa, Pa., Dec. 25,
1896 ; Shamokin High Sch. grad. ; Pace Inst. 2 yrs. ;
Boston U. 1925-26; Harvard Sch. of Business Admin.
1926-27; elk., Bu. of For. and Dom. Com., 1915-18,
1919; U.S. Naval Reserve Force 1918-19, ensign; app.
250
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elk. to trade commr. at Johannesburg Feb. 24, 1920 ; to
cml. att. at London Dec. 1, 1920 ; to trade commr. at
The Hague Jan. 20, 1923 ; at London Dec. 1. 1923 ; in
Boston dist. office Dec. 1, 1924 ; asst. trade commr.
at The Hague July 1, 1927; asst. cml. att. at The
Hague Nov. 9, 1927 ; relieved July 31, 1933 ; accountant,
Bu. of Public Roads. Dept. of Agri., 1933-36 ; app. asst
trade commr. at Brussels Jan. 21, 1936 : asst. cml.
att. at Brussels Aug. 25, 1938 ; For. Sor. officer of class
seven July 1, 1939 ; cons, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Nov. 16, 1939; cons, at Vienna July 6, 1940; 2d sec.
and cons, at Berlin Jan. 14, 1941 ; relieved of duties
as cons. July 15, 1941, as 2d sec. Dec. 11, 1941 ; cons,
at Caracas Jan. 2. 1942 (canceled); asst. cml. ait. at
Caracas Jan. 21, 1942 ; cons, at Istanbul Mar. 21. 1944 ;
class six May 16, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class four
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Gullion, Edmund Asbury. — b. Lexington, Ky„ Mar. 2,
1913; Western High Sch. (D.C.) grad. ; Emerson Inst.;
Princeton, A.B. 1935 ; teacher in prep. sch. 1936 37 ;
app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. July 2. 1937 ; v.c. at Marseille July
8, 1937; For. Ser. Sch. Oct. 24, 193S ; v.c. at Salonika
Apr. 21, 1939 ; at Calcutta Sept. 4, 1941 (canceled) ;
3d sec. and v.c. at London Jan. 13, 1942; class eight
Oct. 20, 1942; For. Ser. officer, temp., at Algiers Dec.
11, 1942 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at London Mar. 20, 1943 ; 3d
sec. at Helsinki Dec. 13, 1943-June 30, 1944 ; 3d sec.
and v.c. at Stockholm July 15, 1944 ; class seven July
16, 1944 ; 2d sec. at Stockholm in addition to duties
as v.c. Aug. 21, 1944 ; to the Dept. Mar. 6, 1945 ; class
six Aug. 13, 1945 ; class five May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946.
Gunn, Marion R. — app. admin, asst. in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Peiping July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class eleven Nov. 13, 1946 ; librarian at
Feiping Nov. 13, 1946.
Gurney, Frederic Taylor. — app. cultural-relations
att. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Tehran
Jan. 16, 1946 ; admin, officer at Tehran July 1, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ;
public-affairs officer at Tehran Nov. 13, 1946.
Guthe, Otto E. — b. Washington, D.C, Oct. 6, 1904;
Phillips Andover; Heidelberg Coll. (Germany); D. of
Mich., A.B. 1927, M.A. 1928. Ph.D. 1933; instr., U. of
Mich., 1929-35 ; assoc. geographer, Tenn. Valley Au-
thority, 1935-37; sr. soil conservationist, Dept. of
Agri., 1937-41 ; app. divisional asst. (geog.) at $5,600
(P-6) in the Dept. of State Nov. 5, 1941; asst. chief,
Div. of Geography and Cartography, Jan. 15, 1944 ; U.S.
del., 2d Consultative Pan Am. Conf. on Geography
and Cartography, Rio de Janeiro, 1944 ; adviser on
geography, United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San
Francisco, 1945 ; chief, Div. of Map Intelligence and
Cartography, P-8, Feb. 28, 1946 ; married. — MI.
Gutierrez, Ernest B. — b. Alamogordo, N.Mex., Aug. 4,
1919 ; high-sch. grad. ; Eastern N. Mex. Coll. 1938-41 ;
app. elk. in Am. consulate gen. at Guayaquil July 13,
1941 ; at Quito June 27, 1945 ; v.c. at Quito Oct. 31,
1945 ; also admin, asst. at Quito Feb. 10, 1946 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c.
at Quito Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Guy, Holland C. — b. Easthampton, Mass. ; Williston
Acad. grad. ; asst. comptroller, treasurer, and v. pres.
of rubber corp. 1907-39 ; industrial specialist, War
Production Bd., 1941-45 ; app. chief of operations
branch, Office of For. Liquidation, Dept. of State,
CAF-13, Nov. 19, 1945 ; dir. of fiscal div. for Canada
and North Atlantic areas Feb. 27, 1946 ; married. —
OFLC.
Guyol, Nathaniel Bouton. — b. Concord, N.H., Oct. 11,
1908 ; Manchester High Sch. ; U.S.N.A. 1926-28 ; U. of
Chicago, B.S. 1931, M.S. 1936; weigher for Cuban sugar
company 1925-26 ; cadet engineer for steamship Corp.
1928-29 ; geographer and community planner, Tenn.
Valley Authority, 1935-42 ; app. divisional asst. at
$3,800 in the Dept. of State Mar. 18, 1942; at $4,600
(P-5) Oct. 1, 1943 ; head of power and industry unit,
research section, Office of the Geographer Jan. 1, 1944,
Div. of Geography and Cartography Jan. 15, 1944,
Div. of Map Intelligence and Cartography Aug. 20,
1946 ; married. — MI.
Gwynn, William Martin. — b. Detroit, Mich., Mar. 14,
1892; Los Angeles High Sch. grad.; U. of Calif., B.L.
1914; Ecole Libre des Sciences Politique. Paris,
diplome 1924 : Faculty de Droit. U. of Paris, 1924-25 ;
Ecole Nationale des Langues Orientales Vivantes, Paris,
diploma in Russian, 1931 ; asst. in library of U. of
Calif., 1915-16; with Am. Commn. for Relief in Bel-
gium 1916-17; ambulance driver with French Army
Apr.-Sept. 1917 ; U. S. Army 1917-19, 1st It., overseas
service ; O.R.C. 1919-26, 1st It. ; exec, officer in Trieste,
Italy, for U.S. Food Admin. 1919 ; insp. in Galicia,
Poland, for Am. Relief Admin. 1919-22 ; app. For. Ser.
officer unclass. May 28, 1926 ; v.c. of career June 15,
1926; v.c. at Prague Mar. 26. 1927; language officer at
Paris Aug. 16, 1928 ; v.c. at Tallinn, temp.. June 15,
1929; language officer at Paris Nov. 7, 1929; class
eight and cons. May 9, 1930 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
June 19, 1931 ; 3d sec. at Riga July 8, 1931 ; class
seven July 1, 1934;. 2d sec. at Rijra Jan. 31, 1935;
also cons, at Riga Nov. 7, 1935 ; class six Apr. 1, 1936 ;
2d sec. at Paris, Dec. 19, 1936 ; also cons, at Paris
Sept. 18, 1937 ; cons, at Beirut Jan. 17, 1938 ; class five
Aug. 16, 1941 ; also 2d sec. at Beirut Nov. 19, 1942 ;
2d sec. at Damascus in addition to duties as 2d sec.
and cons, at Beirut Dec. 1, 1942 ; class four Nov. 16,
1943 ; 1st sec. at Beirut in addition to duties as cons.
Apr. 29, 1944 ; also 1st sec. at Damascus May 12, 1944 ;
cons, at Athens, temp., Oct. 27, 1944 ; cons. gen. Dec.
7, 1944 ; cons. gen. at Athens, temp., Dee. 29, 1944 (can-
celed) ; cons. gen. at Salonika Dec. 14, 1944 ; class three
May 16, 1945 ; cons. gen. at Leopoldville Sept. 13, 1943 ;
For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Haaga, Paul Galarneaux — b. Memphis, Tenn., Mar. 9, 1917;
Central High Sch. grad.; U. of Tenn., B. A. 1937; Harvard,
M. P. A. 1941; budget and payroll elk. 1937-40, personnel officer
1941-42, Tenn. Valley Authority; U. S. Navy 1942-16, It. comdr.,
overseas service; app. personnel technician, CAF-11, in the
Dept. of State Apr. 26, 1946; married.— FP.
Haaga, Virginia Coughlan (Mrs.). — b. Melrose, Mass. ;
Melrose High Sch. grad. ; Radcliffe Coll., A.B. 1935 ;
Harvard, summers 1938 and 1940 ; sec. Fed. Savings
and Loan Assn., Boston, 1935-37 ; research sec. Har-
vard, 1937-43 ; research economist, Nat. Planning
Assn., 1943-45 ; app. divisional asst. at $3,800 (P-4)
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in the Dept. of State Mar. 20, 1945 ; asst. to the assoc.
editor July 16, 1945 ; liaison officer Nov. 3, 1946. —
FTP.
Haber, Samuel L. — b. Harlau, Rumania, Oct. 12,
1903 ; naturalized 1922 ; North Div. (Milwaukee) High
Sch. grad. ; U. of Wis., B.A. 1924 ; U. of Chicago,
grad. work 1927 ; asst. chief statistician. Wis. Emer-
gency Relief Admin., 1935 ; regional statistician and
nat. dir. of statistics and research, Works Projects Ad-
min., 1935-43 ; chief of statistics branch, Office of For.
Relief and Rehabilitation, 1943 ; U.S. Army 1943-46,
maj., overseas service ; app. asst. chief, Div. of German
and Austrian Econ. Affairs, Dept. of State, P— 7, Sept.
16, 1946 ; married. — GA.
Hackworth, Green Haywood. — b. Prestonburg, Ky.,
Jan. 23, 1S83; Willard Normal Sch. grad.; Valparaiso
D., B.A. 1905 ; Georgetown, LL.B. 1912 ; George Wash-
ington U. 1 yr. ; mem. of bar of D.C. ; mem., Advisory
Committee on Research in Int. Law. Harvard, 1928- ;
elk., 1909-16; app. law elk. at $2,000 in the Dept. of
State Aug. 10, 1916; at $2,250 Oct. 22, 1917; at
$2,500 Jan. 2, 1918; asst. solicitor Oct. 1, 1918; at
$3,000 July 1, 1919; asst. to the solicitor at $4,000
Jan. 1, 1920 : drafting officer July 1, 1920 ; asst
solicitor at $4,500 Aug. 16, 1922 ; app. to represent
the interests of the U.S. in all matters or Investiga-
tions before the Int. Joint Commn., U.S. and Canada,
1922-25 ; to represent the Dept. of State in negotiation
of treaty and protocol between U.S. and Great Britain
to regulate the level of the Lake of the Woods and
settle certain claims, and an agreement between U.S.
and Canada to refer to the Int. Joint Commn. certain
questions relating to Rainy Lake and other lakes of
the Lake of the Woods watershed, Ottawa and Wash-
ington, 1922-25; del., Lausanne Conf., 1923, and to
Spain on treaty negotiations 1923; at $5,200 July 1,
1924; at $5,600 May 1, 1925; act. solicitor of the
Dept. of State July 1. 1925 ; solicitor Aug. 10, 1925 ; at
$8,500 Aug. 14, 1925 ; del. Conf. for the Codification
of Int. Law, The Hague, 1930; legal adviser at $9,000
July 1, 1931 ; mem., Permanent Court of Arbitration,
The Hague, 1937- ; del., 8th Int. Conf. of Am. States,
Lima, 1938; del., 8th Am. Scientific Cong., Washing-
ton, 1940 ; adviser to U.S. del., 2d Meeting of Ministers
of For. Affairs of Am. Republics, Habana, 1940 ; U.S.
del., Inter-Am. Maritime Conf., Washington, 1940 ; v.
chm., Comm. on Occupational Deferments, Mar. 16,
1943-45 ; accompanied sec. of state to Moscow Conf.
1943 ; mem., Dept. of State Policy Comm., Jan. 15,
1944 ; mem., Dept. of State Comm. on Post-War Pro-
grams, Jan. 15, 1944 ; mem. of U.S. group, Dumbarton
Oaks Conversations on Int. Org., Washington, 1944 ;
adviser, U. S. del., Inter-Am. Conf. on Problems of War
and Peace, Mexico City, 1945; U. S. representative,
Comm. of Jurists, Washington, 1945 ; adviser, U. S.
del., United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco,
1945 : at $9,800 July 1, 1945 ; sr. adviser, U.S. del.,
1st part of 1st sess. of the Gen. Assembly, United
Nations, London, 1946 ; married. — Le.
Hadary, Gideon.— b. Chicago, 111., Mar. 14, 1919; Balfour Coll.
grad.; U. of 111., B. S. 1940; U. of Wis., M. S. 1942, Ph. D. 1944;
research consultant, Nat. Dairy Council, 1940-43; agri. economist,
Dept. of Agri., 1943-44; research analyst. Office of Strategic Serv-
719707° — 47 17
ices, Cairo, 1945-46; U. S. Army 1944-45, overseas service; app.
research analyst, P-4, in the Dept. of State Jan. 2, 1946; married. —
DRN.
Haddow, Jessie Paxton. — app. admin, asst. in the
For. Ser. and assigned at Mexico City July 1, 1946 ;
admin, officer at Mexico City Oct. 6, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Reserve officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; asst. in-
formation officer at Mexico City Nov. 13, 1946.
Hadraba, Theodore Joseph. — b. Omaha, Nebr., Oct.
20, 1907 ; Plattsmouth High Sch. grad. ; Northwestern,
B.S. 1929, grad. work 1932-33; fellow, Grad. Sch.
of Com., Prague, 1933-34 ; financial sec. and invest-
ment-research work for bank 1930-32 ; asst. in finance
dept, Northwestern U., 1932-33 ; comptroller for
Czechoslovak Pavilion, Chicago World's Fair Centennial
Celebration, 1933 ; elk., office of cml. att. at Prague,
1934-37 ; app. asst. trade commr. at Prague Jan. 16,
1937 ; at Brussels Apr. 1, 1939 ; For Ser. officer unclass.
July 1, 1939 ; to the Dept. and detailed to the Dopt.
of Com. Aug. 18, 1939 ; v.c. of career and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; to the Dept. Apr. 13, 1940 ;
3d sec. at Bern Mar. 28, 1942 ; class eight July 16, 1943 ;
v.c. at Antwerp Oct. 16, 1944 ; class seven May 16,
1945 ; cons. July 18, 1945 ; cons, at Bern July 27, 1945 ;
class six May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Hadsel, Fred Latimer.— b. Oxford, Ohio, Mar. 11, 1916; Mc-
Gufiey High Sch. grad.; Miami U., A. B. 1937; Clark U., M. A.
1938; U. of Chicago, Ph. D. 1942; U. of Grenoble, France, Mar.-
June 1933; U. of Freiburg, Germany, summer 1938; U. S. Army
1942-46, capt., overseas service; instr. in hist, and political science,
Rutgers, 1946; app. divisional asst., P-4, in the Dept. of State
Sept. 9, 1946; married.— RE.
Haering, George John. — b. New York, N.Y., Aug. 13,
1895 ; Stuyvesant High Sch. grad. ; U. of Mich. 3 yrs. ;
U.S. Army 1917-19, overseas service ; U.S. Shipping
Bd. 1919-20 ; with steamship company as asst. marine
supt. and representative in Ireland 1920-24 ; app. For.
Ser. officer unclass. and v.c. of career Oct. 16, 1924 ;
v.c. at Kobe Nov. 8, 1924 ; class eight, cons., and cons,
at Kobe May 23, 1929 ; at Rangoon Sept. 6, 1929 ; class
seven July 1, 1931 ; at Glasgow Aug. 81, 1931 ; at
Pernambuco Jan. 3, 1933 ; class six Apr. 1, 1937 ; at
Antwerp Apr. 2, 1937 (canceled) ; at Warsaw Sept. 23,
1937 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 1, 1937 ; class five
Nov. 16, 1939 ; cons, in emb. at Berlin, temp., Mar. 22,
1940 ; cons, at Vigo Aug. 6, 1940 ; 2d sec. and cons, at
Madrid, temp., Oct. 27, 1941 ; class four Feb. 1, 1942 ;
to the Dept. Feb. 3, 1942 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Madrid
Apr. 1, 1942 ; 1st sec. at Madrid in addition to duties as
cons. Aug. 27, 1942 ; class three July 16, 1944 ; 1st sec.
and cons, near the Govt, of the Netherlands established
in England Dec. 22, 1944 ; at the Hague Aug. 29, 1945 ;
couns. of mission, office of U.S. political adviser on
German affairs, temp., Feb. 25, 1946 ; to the Dept.
May 13, 1946 ; class two May 19, 1946 ; chief, Visa Div.,
July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class two Nov. 13,
1946 ; married. — VD.
Hagan, John Logan. — b. Dungannon, Va., Aug. 31,
1913 ; Dungannon High Sch. grad. ; Georgetown U.,
B.S. (For. Ser.) 1942; production mgr. for plastic
corp. 1934-38 ; floor sales mgr. for auto assn. 1940—42 ;
for. representative for motion-picture firm, Mexico
252
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City, and sales mgr. for importers 1942—43 ; app. elk.
in For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept. Nov.
17, 1943 ; v.c. at Puntarenas Dec. 30, 1943 ; at San
Jos6 Sept. 19, 1944 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
eleven Nov. 13, 1946.
Hagerman, Worthington Estel. — b. Carmel, Ind., Nov.
25, 1878 ; Carmel High Sch. grad. ; Penn Coll. 1898-
1900; Art Inst., Chicago, 1900-1903; app. elk. in Am.
emb. at Paris July 14, 1916 ; resigned Feb. 1917 ;
elk., U. S. Army, 1918-19 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate
gen. at Paris Aug. 12, 1919 ; v.c. at Nantes Dec. 3,
1925; at Calais, temp., Oct. 30, 1926; at Nantes Dec.
3, 1926 ; at Boulogne-sur-Mer, temp., Aug. 5, 1927 ; at
Nantes Oct. 1, 1927 ; at Calais, temp., Aug. 4, 1928 ;
at Nantes Sept. 19, 1928; at Havre Aug. 25, 1930;
at Boulogne-sur-Mer Nov. 4, 1930 ; at Nantes June 6,
1932 ; at Paris for duty in the dist. acct. and disbursing
office Dec. 9, 1932; v.c. at Bordeaux Aug. 31, 1940;
at Tunis July 19. 1941 (canceled) ; at Lisbon Nov. 10,
1941 ; at Paris Dec. 13, 1945 (canceled) ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Haggerty, John James. — b. Houltin, Wis., Apr. 4,
1905; Dawson Co. (Mont.) High Sch. grad.; Mont.
State Coll. of Agri. and Mech. Arts, B. S. 1933 ; U. of
Wis., M. S. 1934 ; language study ; Dept. of Agri.
Grad. Sch. ; rural sch. teacher 1923-27 ; grain insp.,
Mont. State Grain Insp. Laboratory, 1929-31 ; re-
search work, Dept. of Agri., 1934—42 ; rationing exec,
for U. S. territories and possessions, Office of Price
Admin., 1942-43; chief of Central South Am. section,
Dept. of Agri., 1943-45 ; sec. to U. S. section, Mexican-
D. S. Agri. Commn., Mexico City and Washington,
1944 ; sec. to U. S. del., 3d Inter-Am. Conf. on Agri.,
Caracas, 1945 ; app. agri. att. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned at Lima Sept. 4, 1945 ; For. Ser. Reserve
officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Haig, Robert VanRensselaer. — b. Washington, D.C.,
Aug. 16, 1900; U. of Md., B.S. 1921; George Wash-
ington, LL. B. 1929 ; mem. of bar of D.C. ; S.A.T.C.
1918; elk. 1921-23; app. elk. at $1,000 in the Dept.
of State Jan. 27, 1923: at $1,100 Mar. 1, 1924; at
$1,200 June 1, 1924; at $1,440 July 1, 1924; at $1,680
May 1, 1925; at $1,740 Mar. 1, 1927; at $1,860 July
1, 1928; law elk. at $2,000 Dec. 1, 1928; tech. asst.
(legal) Feb. 1, 1929 ; at $2,600 Mar. 1, 1929 ; at $2,800
July 1, 1930 ; divisional asst. at $3,200 June 22, 1936 ;
editorial asst. at $2,160 Feb. 19, 1940 : tech. asst.
(legal) at $2,600 Apr. 1, 1941; chief of fraud section,
Passport Div., at $3,200 May 1, 1942 ; at $3,300 Jan.
1, 1944 ; at $3,800 (P-4) Aug. 1, 1944 ; married. — PD.
Halaby, Najeeb Slias, Jr. — b. Dallas, Tex., Nov. 19,
1915 ; Leelanau Sch. grad. ; Stanford, A.B. 1937 ; Yale,
LL.B 1940 ; Bonar Law Coll., England, summer 1939 ;
mem. of bar of Calif. ; atty. in law firm 1940-41 ; fly-
ing instr. in Army primary flight sch. 1941-42 ; test
pilot for aircraft corp. 1942-43 ; U.S. Navy 1943-46, It. ;
app. intelligence coordination specialist at $5,180 in
the Dept. of State Mar. 18, 1946 ; act. chief. Intelli-
gence and Coordination Div., P-5, July 1, 1946 ; mar-
ried.—ICD.
Halderman, John William. — b. Astoria, Oreg., Dec. 5,
1907 ; Astoria High Sch. grad. ; D. of Oreg., LL.B. 1931,
B.S. 1933 ; Princeton 1936-37 ; mem. of bar of Oreg. ;
law practice 1931-32, 1933-36; grad. asst., dept. of
politics, Princeton U., 1936-37 ; app. asst. to the legal
adviser at $2,600 in the Dept. of State July 8, 1937 ;
at $2,700 Apr. 16, 1939; at $3,200 Sept. 16, 1939;
at $3,300 Oct. 1, 1941 ; divisional asst. at $3,800
Aug. 16, 1942 ; furlough for mil. ser. (U. S. Army) Sept.
8, 1943-Feb. 23, 1945 ; legal asst. on int. org. at $4,600
(P-5) Feb. 23, 1945 ; mem. of tech. secretariat, Comm.
of Jurists, Washington, 1945 ; sec. of comm., United
Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; act.
asst. chief, Div. of Int. Org. Affairs, Nov. 8, 1945 ;
adviser on tech, problems, U.S. del., 1st part of 1st
sess. of the Gen. Assembly, United Nations, London,
1946; P-6 May 14, 1946; asst. chief, Div. of Int. Org.
Affairs, May 28, 1946 ; married. — OA.
Hale, Robert Fraser. — b. Portland, Oreg., Dec. 29,
1909 ; high-sch. grad. ; business sch. ; Cornell U., sum-
mer 1937 ; private tutors ; asst. to city engineer 1926-
31 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate gen. at Vancouver
July 27, 1931; in Am. leg. at Ottawa Dec. 23, 1935;
For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; v.c. at Veracruz Feb. 28,
1940 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Mexico City July 11, 1942 :
class eight July 16, 1943 ; class six May 16, 1945 ; 2d
sec. at Mexico City in addition to duties as v.c. June
20, 1945 ; to the Dept. Aug. 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer
of class .four Nov. 13, 1946; married. — FSP.
Hall, Arthur R. — b. Springfield, Mo., Sept. 26, 1908 ;
Miami (Okla.) High Sch. grad. ; U. of Okla., B.A. 1931,
M.A. 1933; Duke U., grad. work, 1934-35, 1940-41;
teacher of hist, in high sch. 1935 ; research asst.. Soil
Conservation Service, 1935-42 ; app. divisional asst. at
$3,200 in the Dept. of State Nov. 16, 1942 ; transporta-
tion and communications geographer at $3,800 Jan. 1,
1944 ; asst. to adviser on geography, United Nations
Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; geographer
at $4,600 (P-5) June 16, 1945; married. — MI.
Hall, Carlos Clark. — b. Cuernavaca, Mexico, of Am.
parents, Feb. 18, 1900 ; Santa Monica High Sch. grad. :
Georgetown Sch. of For. Ser. 1923-25 ; asst. sugar
chemist 1913-14 ; British Army, World War ; U.S.
Army 1919-25 ; editorial asst., Pan Am. Sanitary Bu.,
1925-26 ; interpreter for Argentine section, Pan Am.
Cml. Conf., Washington, 1927 ; app. For. Ser. officer,
unclass. and v.c. of career Feb. 5, 1927 ; For. Ser. Sch.
Feb. 14, 1927 ; v.c. at Medellin Mar. 16, 1928 ; at Pan-
ama Mar. 26, 1932 ; at Valparaiso May 13, 1932 : class
eight July 1, 1934 ; cons. Jan. 22, 1935 ; cons, at Val-
paraiso Jan. 24, 1935 ; at Guayaquil, temp., Jan. 31,
1936 ; at Antofagasta Mar. 11, 1936 ; sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Aug. 17, 1937 ; cons, at Colon June 3, 1938 ; class
seven Apr. 1, 1939: cons, at Cartagena Oct. 30, 1939 :
at Medellin Apr. 25, 1940 ; second sec. and cons, at
La Paz July 23, 1941 : resigned Aug. 5, 1942 ; admin.
asst. 1942-44, special asst. 1944—46, Reconstruction
Finance Corp. ; app. asst. chief, Div. of Mexican Af-
fairs, Dept. of State, P-7, May 17, 1946 ; act. asst.
chief, Div. of North and West Coast Affairs, Aug. 19.
1946 ; asst. chief Aug. 25, 1946 ; married. — NWC.
Hall, Claude Haines, Jr. — b. Baltimore, Md., Dec.
14, 1899 ; Baltimore Polytecb. Inst. grad. ; Johns Hop-
kins U., 1920-23 ; research work at Yale ; laboratory
asst., U.S.N.A.. 1919; dir. of laboratories, Md. Acad,
of Sciences. 1919-24 ; ordnance computer. War Dept..
BIOGRAPHIES
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1924 ; research asst., Yale, 1924-25 ; app. elk. in the
Am. consulate at Johannesburg Aug. 10, 1925 ; v.c. at
Johannesburg Dec. 19, 1925 ; at Port Elizabeth, temp.,
Nov. 20, 1926; at Johannesburg Oct. 4, 1927; at
Lourengo Marques, temp., Dec. 9, 1927 ; at Johannes-
burg Dec. 31, 1927; at Sarnia, temp., June 29, 1929;
at Kingston, Ont., temp., Oct. 8, 1929 ; For. Ser. officer
unclass., v.c. of career, and v.c. at Kingston, temp.,
Oct. 16, 1929 ; at Monrovia Nov. 23, 1929 ; sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Feb. 6, 1930; also 3d sec. at Monrovia
Feb. 8, 1930; v.c. at Naples Sept. 27, 1930; at Alex-
andria Nov. 11, 1933; at Cairo July 8, 1935; 3d sec.
at Cairo, temp., Sept. 13, 1935 ; class eight, cons.,
and cons, at Cairo Oct. 1, 1935 ; 3d sec. at Cairo June
9-Oct. 1, 1936 ; cons, at Trinidad (Port-of-Spain) Mar. 4,
1937 ; also for French West Indies and French Guiana
Apr. 4, 1939 ; class seven Apr. 1, 1939 ; relieved of
duties for Fr. West Indies July 12, 1940, and for
Fr. Guiana Aug. 13, 1940 ; class six June 1, 1942 ;
class five Aug. 13, 1945 ; 2d sec. and cons, at London
Aug. 31, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Hall, Frederick A. H. — app. admin, asst. in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Rio de Janeiro July 1, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Hall, John Allen.— b. Benton Harbor, Mich., Sept. 22, 1914;
Benton Harbor High Sch. grad.; Northwestern, B. S. 1936;
Harvard, A. M. 1940, Ph. D. 1941; U. of Munich, 1936-37; instr.
in govt., U. of Rochester, 1941-43; U. S. Navy 1943-46, It.; app.
asst. on int. security affairs, P-4, in the Dept. of State Mar. 26,
1946; married.— IS.
Hall, Ralph Cole.— b. St. Louis, Mo., July 10, 1897; high-sch.
grad.; Wash. U. 1915-19; U. S. Navy 1918-19, 1941-45, comdr.;
partner and owner of architectural firm 1922-35; app. chief of
branch, Div. of For. Bldgs. Operations, Dept. of State, P-6, Nov.
19,1945.— FBO.
Hall, Weston Adrian. — b. Bedias, Tex., Feb. 22, 1914 ;
Bedias High Sch. grad. ; U. of Tex., A. B. 1934 ;
U. of Puerto Rico 1936 ; U. of Mo., M. A. 1939 ; elk.,
Agri. Adjustment Admin., summer 1934 ; teacher in
high sch. 1935-37 ; grad. asst. and instr., Agri. and
Mech. Coll. of Tex., 1937-44 ; app. elk. in the For.
Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept. Sept. 12,
1944 ; v.c. at Paris Oct. 21, 1944 ; v.c. and admin, asst.
at Reynosa June 14, 1946; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Reynosa Nov. 13,
1946.
Hall, William O. — b. Roswell, N. Mex., May 22, 1914 ;
Prineville (Oreg. ) High Sch. grad. ; U. of Oreg., A.B.
1936 ; U. of Minn., grad. work 1938-39 ; staff mem.
and act. dir. of bu. of municipal research, U. of Oreg.,
1936-38 ; act. dir. and exec, sec, League of Oreg.
Cities, 1939-40 ; budget examiner and admin, analyst,
Bu. of the Budget, 1940-44 ; U.S. Navy 1944-46, It.
(jg). overseas service; act. dir., Budget and Admin.
Planning, United Nations, 1946 ; tech. asst., U.S. del.,
Preparatory Commn., United Nations, 1946 ; app. ad-
viser, Div. of Int. Org. Affairs, Dept. of State, P-8,
Aug. 15, 1946 ; married.— OA.
Hall, William P. — b. Stormstown, Pa., Sept. 8, 1904 ;
Bellefonte High Sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ; book-
keeper with bridge construction company 1927-30 ;
office mgr. for construction company 1930-35 ; procure-
ment elk., Soil Conservation Ser., 1935-43 ; regional
auditor and asst. regional fiscal officer, Office for
Emergency Management, 1943-44 ; admin, officer,
Office of Inter-Am. Affairs, 1944-45 ; transferred to
the Dept. of State as management specialist, CAF-12,
Aug. 31, 1945 ; admin, officer Sept. 17, 1946 ; mar-
ried.— ADN.
Halla, Blanche Rule (Mrs.). — b. Washington, D.C. ;
Business High Sch. grad. ; George Washington U. 1 yr. ;
stenog., 1917 ; app. elk. at $1.0U0 in the Dept. of State
Nov. 26, 1917; at $1,200 Mar. 1, 1918; at $1,400 Sept.
1, 1922; at $1,860 July 1, 1924; at $1,920 Mar. 1,
1927 ; asst. chief, Office of Coordination and Review,
June 1, 1928; at $2,100 July 1, 1928; at $2,900 July
1, 1928 ; stenog., London Naval Conf., 1930 ; at $3,100
July 1, 1930; at $3,500 Dec. 1, 1930; chief, Office of
Coordination and Review, July 13, 1937-Jan. 14, 1944 ;
at $4,600 July 13, 1937; at $4,800 June 1, 1939; at
$5,000 Jan. 1, 1942 ; exec. asst. to the sec. of state
Jan. 15-Dec. 20, 1944 ; chief, Div. of Coordination and
Review, Feb. 8, 1944 ; at $5,200 July 1, 1944 ; also asst.
to the sec. of state Dec. 20, 1944 ; at $5,600 (CAF-13)
Apr. 1, 1945. — CR.
Halla, Philip Jamieson. — b. Chicago, 111., Jan. 12,
1918 ; Los Angeles High Sch. grad. ; Stanford, A.B.
1939, grad. work 1939-40 ; fellowship, Nat. Inst, of
Public Affairs and Am. U., 1941-42 ; Princeton, A.M.
1942 ; public opinion analyst, Exec. Office of the
Pres., 1941-42 ; U. S. Coast Guard 1943-46, It., over-
seas service ; app. asst. to country specialist, P-4, in
the Dept. of State Oct. 2, 1946 ; married. — MEL
Hallam, Malcolm Perry. — b. Ft. Pierre, S.Dak., Dec.
15, 1919 ; Pierre High Sch. grad. ; U. of Mich. 1938-41 ;
elk. 1937-38 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. Nov. 19, 1941 ;
in Am. leg. at Baghdad Jan. 12, 1942 ; elk., Moscow
Conf., 1943 ; resigned Aug. 22, 1944 ; app. elk. in the
For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned v.c. at Athens Nov.
25, 1944 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov.
13, 1946.
Halle, Elinor R. — b. Cleveland, Ohio, Apr. 3, 1915;
Cleveland Heights High Sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ;
Western Reserve, B.A. 1936, 1941-42 ; Middlebury
Spanish Sch. 1943 ; sec, Nat. Theater Conf., 1937^12 ;
sec. and research asst., Commn. on Cultural Relations
with Latin Amer., 1942—43 ; app. divisional asst. at
$2,000 in the Dept. of State Nov. 22, 1943 ; cultural-
relations asst. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary at San Josfi
Mar. 27, 1945 ; admin, asst. at San Jose" July 1, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13. 1946 ;
cultural asst. at San Jos6 Nov. 13, 1946.
Halle, Louis Joseph, Jr. — b. New York, N.Y., Nov.
17, 1910 ; sch. in France ; Lincoln Sch. grad. ; Harvard,
B.S. 1932, grad. work 1937-38; employed by ry. com-
pany in Cen. Amer. 1934, by publishing company 1935 ;
U.S. Army 1941; app. divisional asst. at $3,200 in
the Dept. of State Nov. 10, 1941 ; at $3,800 Sept. 29,
1942 ; furlough for mil. ser. (U. S. Coast Guard, It.
(jg)) Oct. 19, 1943-Oct. 9, 1944; country specialist
at $4,600 Sept. 1, 1944 ; act. asst. chief, Div. of Am.
Republics Analysis and Liaison, Apr. 18, 1945 ; at
$5,600 (P-6) June 23, 1945 ; act. asst. chief, Div. of
Special Inter-Am. Affairs, Sept. 20, 1946. — IA.
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Ham, William Thomas.— b. Cornwall, England, Jan.
8, 1893; naturalized 1917; Tuolumne Co. High Sch.
(Calif.) grad.; Coll. of the Pacific, A.B. 1913; Stan-
ford U.. A.M. 1916; Harvard, A.M. 1924, Ph.D. 1926;
asst. prof, of econ.. Harvard, 1929-34 ; agri. econo-
mist, Dept. of Agri., 1934-45 ; app. asst. chief, Div. of
Int. Labor, Social, and Health Affairs. Dept. of State
at §6,500 (P-7) Mar. 16, 1945; attended Advisory
Health-Group Meeting, Washington, 1945 ; married. —
ILH.
Hamilton, John Andrew. — b. Columbia, S.C., June 1,
1907; Columbia High Sch. grad.; U. of S.C.. A.B.
1928, A.M. 1930; Institut de Touraine, Tours. France,
summer 1929 ; fellowship, U. of Paris, summer 1936 ;
Harvard, A.M. 1934, Ph.D. 1937; asst. prof. The Cita-
del. 1930-32 ; instr.. Harvard U., 1935-37 ; prof. Hen-
derson State Teachers Coll. 1938-41, Converse Coll.
1941-45 ; app. cultural-relations att. in the For. Ser.
Auxiliary and assigned at Ciudad Trujillo Aug. 21,
1945 ; public affairs officer at Ciudad Trujillo July 1,
1946; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Hamilton, John F. — app. admin, officer in the For.
Ser. and assigned at London July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; asst. to head
of News Service at London Nov. 13, 1946.
Hamilton, Kingsley Wheeler. — b. Manila, P. I., of Am.
parents, Aug. 6, 1911 ; North China Am. Sch., Tung-
chow; Wooster (Ohio) High Sch. grad.; Coll. of
Wooster, B.A. 1933 ; U. of Strasbourg 1934-35 ;
Fletcher Sch. of Law and Diplomacy, M.A. 1934,
1935-36 ; Brookings Inst. 1936-37 ; app., after exam.,
For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. July 2, 1937 ; v.c. at Budapest July 8,
1937 ; For. Ser. Sch. Jan. 19, 1938; to the Dept., temp.,
June 25, 1938; v.c. at Zurich July 19, 1938; at Saigon
Nov. 24, 1938 ; econ. analyst, Bd. of Econ. Warfare
and For. Econ. Admin., 1942-44 ; app. country spe-
cialist at $4,600 in the Dept. of State Sept. 7, 1944 ;
special asst. to the public liaison officer, U.S. del..
United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco,
1945 ; asst. to asst. sec. of state at $6,500 (P-7) June
19, 1945 ; married. — A-C.
Hamilton, Maxwell McGaughey. — b. Tahlequah, Okla.,
Dec. 20, 1896; Sioux City (Iowa) High Sch. grad.;
Princeton, grad. 1919 ; U. S. Army 1918 ; instr. In Tome
Sch. 1919-20; app. student interpreter in China May
20, 1920 ; v.c. and jr. interpreter at Canton Oct. 9,
1922 ; sr. interpreter Nov. 5, 1923 ; cons, of class seven
June 3. 1924 ; For. Ser. officer of class eieht July 1,
1924 ; assigned to Shanghai (jr. assessor. Mixed Court)
Apr. 30. 1925 ; class seven Oct. 20, 1926 ; sr. assessor
Feb. 10, 1927; to the Dept. July 24. 1927; class six
Dec. 19. 1929 ; divisional asst. at $5,600 in the Dept.
of State Aug. 1. 1930; asst. chief, Div. of Far Eastern
Affairs, at $6,500 Apr. 1, 1931 ; chief at $8,000 Aug.
16, 1937 ; at $8,250 Oct. 1, 1941 ; app. For. Ser. officer
of class one, see. in the Diplo. Ser., and cons. gen. and
assigned to the Dept. June 4, 1943 ; couns. of emb. at
Moscow with honorary rank of minister June 18, 1943 ;
to the Dept. July 3, 1944 ; special asst. to the sec. of
state Sept. 28. 1944; U. S. representative at Helsinki
with the personal rank of minister Dec. 8, 1944 ; to the
Dept. Aug. 18, 1945: E.E. and M.P. to Finland Sept.
25, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class of career minister
Nov. 14, 1946 ; married.
Hamilton, Minard.— b. Tenafly, N. J., June 14, 1890; high-sch.
grad.; Oxford 1927-28; U. S. Army 1915-19, capt., overseas service;
vice pres. and gen. mgr. of nitrocellulose company 1920-27, avia-
tion company 1929-32; in govt, agencies 1943-45; transferred to
the Dept. of State as chief of section, Office of For. Liquidation,
CAF-14, Oct. 20, 1945; chief of disposal branch, CAF-15, June
16, 1946; chief, Aircraft Div., Nov. 3, 1946; married.— OFLC.
Hamilton, William L., Jr. — app. admin, officer in the
For. Ser. and assigned at Pretoria July 1, 1946 ; For.
Ser. Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; public
affairs officer at Pretoria Nov. 13, 1946.
Hamlette, Harry Lee. — b. Rustburg, Va., Aug. 1, 1914 ;
EC. Glass High Sch. grad. ; Lynchburg Coll., B.A,
1936 ; U. of Va., summers 1937, 1938 : U. of Chile Dec.
1939-Jan. 1940 ; teacher in high schs. in U.S. and
Argentina 1936-40 ; traveling auditor for sewing-ma-
chine company in Argentina 1940-42; app. elk. in Am.
emb. at Asuncion Jan. 10, 1942; Jr. econ. analyst at
Asuncion Feb. 22, 1943 ; v.c. at Bogota May 6, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class eleven Nov. 13, 1946.
Hamlin, John Nellis. — b. Roseburg, Oreg., Mar. 9,
1895; Portland High Sch.; Harvard, S.B. 1923, grad.
work; U.S. Army 1918; app. For. Ser. officer unclass.
July 1, 1924 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 18, 1924 ;
3d sec. at Tirana Oct. 20, 1924 ; at Madrid July 1,
1926 ; at Buenos Aires Apr. 16. 1928 ; class eight and
cons. May 17, 1928; class seven July 24, 1930; cons,
at Naples Dec. 15, 1933; class six Apr. 1, 1937; to
the Dept. June 28. 1937 ; cons, at Seville May 27. 1939 ;
class five May 16, 1945 ; class four May 19, 1946 ; For.
Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Hammond, B. Miles. — b. Anderson, S.C., Aug. 20,
1896; U. of Calif., B.S. 1922; San Francisco Co.
Navigation Sch., 1923; George Washington U. 1929-31;
newspaper editorial work ; advertising for export-
import business ; ensign, U.S. Naval Reserve Force,
1923-25; U.S. Marine Corps Reserve 1926-, capt.;
elk. to trade commr. at Rome 1926-27 ; asst. trade
commr. at Rome 1927-28 ; at Milan 1928 ; trade commr.
at Milan 1929 ; in Bu. of For. and Dom. Com. 1929-
31 ; asst. trade commr. at Ottawa July 1, 1933 ; at
Madrid July 1, 1934 ; to Bu. of For. and Dom. Com.
Sept. 2. 1936; at Mexico City Oct. 10, 1936; to Bu.
of For. and Dom. Com. Sept. 22, 1938 ; For. Ser. officer
of class eight July 1, 1939 ; to the Dept. Aug. 14, 1939 ;
v.c. of career and sec. In the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16,
1939 ; v.c. at Halifax June 6, 1940 ; furlough for mil.
ser. (U.S.M.C., capt., overseas service; Panama and
U.S. Merchant Marine) May 1, 1942-Feb. 1, 1946;
class seven July 16, 1944 ; to the Dept. Feb. 1, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Sch. grad. 1946 ; 2d sec. and v.c. at Rome
Mar. 14, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13,
1946.
Hammond, David Kilgore. — b. Elgin. Utah, July 6,
1909 ; Carbon Co. High Sch. grad. : Westminster Coll.
prep. sch. grad. ; U. of Utah, B.A. 1932 : Northwestern
U. 1932-33 ; sec. to pres. of mfg. company 1933-35 ;
app. elk. in Am. leg. at Port-au -Prince June 1, 1935 ;
at Lisbon Sept. 4, 1941 ; at Madrid Sept. 24, 1941 ;
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255
at Frankfort on the Main Mar. 26, 1946 ; v.c. at
Frankfort on the Main Apr. 22, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class eleven Nov. 13, 1940.
Hand, J. M. Colton. — b. Jenkintown, Pa., Sept. 6,
1913 ; Lawrenceville Sch. grad. ; Lafayette Coll., A.B.
1935 ; Columbia. M.A. 1940 ; gen. sec. and corr. sec.
of assns. 1937-38, 1940-41 ; regional sales distributor
for utility corp. 1938-40 ; app. divisional asst. at $3,200
in the Dept. of State Sept. 17, 1942 ; at $3,300 Apr. 1,
1944 ; chief of public views and inquiries section, Div.
of Public Liaison, at $3,800 (CAF-11) May 1, 1944;
divisional asst., P-4, Oct. 16, 1945. — CP.
Handler, David. — b. New York, N.Y., Apr. 16, 1918 ;
Seward Park High Sch., grad. ; Coll. of the City of
N.Y., B.B.A. 1939 ; Am. U., M.A. 1946 ; statistician,
Dept. of Com., 1940-^11 ; transportation economist, Of-
fice of Price Admin., 1941—44 ; app., transportation
and communications geographer at $3,800 (P-4) in
the Dept. of State Oct. 24, 1944 ; research analyst,
P-5, Nov. 3. 1946. — IFI.
Handley, William Jules. — b. Paramaribo, Nether-
lands Guiana, of Am. parents, Dec. 17, 1918; St.
Stanislaus High Sch. (Georgetown, British Guiana)
grad.; U. of London 1935-37; U. of Md., B.A. 1942;
Am. U., grad. work 1943-44 ; mgr. of motor tabs com-
pany in British Guiana 1937-39 ; priority specialist,
War Production Bd., 1942-44 ; analyst. For. Econ.
Admin., May-Oct. 1944 ; app. econ. analyst in the
For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept. Oct. 9,
1944 ; at Amsterdam Nov. 4, 1944 (canceled) ; att. at
Cairo Mar. 19, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Hankin, Robert Marvin.- — b. Brooklyn, N.Y., July 20,
1921 ; Boys High Sch. grad. ; Cornell, B.A. 1942 ; U.S.
Army 1942-45 ; app. att. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and
assigned at Moscow Jan. 18, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Hanley, J. Daniel. — b. Erie, Pa., Mar. 19, 1904; Erie-
Central High Sch. grad. ; Columbia Coll. 1923-27 ;
Columbus U., LL.B. 1937 ; mem. of bar of D. C. ; sales-
man and asst. branch-office mgr. for brokerage firm
1927-32 ; spec, agt.. Fed. Bu. of Investigation, 1933 ;
investigations reviewer. Public Works Admin., 1934-
37 ; gen. counsel and officer for contracting firm 1937-
41 ; app. divisional asst. at $4,600 in the Dept. of State
Apr. 1, 1941 ; at $5,600 Nov. 1, 1942 ; asst. chief, Div.
of For. Activity Correlation, June 7, 1944 ; sr. econ.
analyst at Lisbon Oct. 25, 1944 : att. at Lisbon Apr. 10,
1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ;
sr. econ. analyst at Lisbon in addition to duties as att.
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Hanna, Clyde James. — b. Kenton. Ohio, Nov. 13, 1914 ;
Wooster High Sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ; Wooster
Coll., B.A. 1937; Oberlin Coll., M.A. 1938; teacher,
Robert Coll., Istanbul, 1938-41 ; asst. dir., Am. Red
Cross in Shanghai 1941-42 ; app. att. at Madrid
Jan. 26, 1943 ; services terminated Mar. 5, 1945 ; app.
asst. cultural-relations att. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned at Buenos Aires Aug. 25, 1945 ; admin,
officer at Buenos Aires July 1. 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class six Nov. 13. 1946 ; asst. cultural officer
at Buenos Aires Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Hanna, Elizabeth Armstrong (Mra.). — b. Clearwater,
Fla. ; Clearwater Central High Sch. gra.i. ; business
sch.; secretary 1930-40; elk. Reconstruction Finance
Corp. ; elk., Inter-Am Conf. on Problems of War and
Peace, Mexico City, 1945 ; app. personal asst. to the
asst. sec. of state at $3,200 (CAF-9) Mar. 31, 1945 ;
admin, asst., CAF-11, Oct. 20, 1946. — UE.
Hanney, Andrew Edward.— b. Cambridge, Mass., Jan. 29,
1899; business sch. grad.; Boston U., 1921-23; U. S. Army 1916-19,
overseas service; app. v. c. and admin, asst. in the For. Ser. and
assigned at Hamburg Jan. 17, 1946; v. c. and admin, officer at
Stuttgart Mar. 15, 1946; at Berlin July 19, 1946; For. Ser. Reserve
officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946; v. c. at Berlin Nov. 13, 1946;
married.
Hansen, Willard Street. — b. Rock Island, 111., Aug. 7,
1906 ; Decatur High Sch. grad. ; James Millikin U.,
A.B. 1927 ; financial writer, editor, reporter, news
editor, city editor and managing editor of newspapers
1927-42 ; supervisor of public relations, 111. State Con-
servation Dept., 1942—43 ; news editor, Office of War
Information, 1943-45 ; news editor, 2d Sess. of the
Council, United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation
Admin., Montreal 1944 ; transferred to the Dept. of
State as news editor, CAF-12, Aug. 31, 1945 ; editor
Mar. 4, 1946 ; special writer June 30, 1946 ; chief of
wireless bulletin section, Int. Press and Publications
Div., CAF-13, July 28, 1946 ; married. — INP.
Hanson, Haldore E. — b. Virginia, Minn., Apr. 22,
1912 ; Cen. High Sch. (Duluth) grad. ; Carleton Coll.,
B.A. 1934 ; teacher in Chinese colls. 1934-37 ; press
corr. in China 1936-39 ; staff writer 1939-42 ; app.
divisional asst. at $4,600 in the Dept. of State Feb. 19.
1942 ; specialist in Chinese affairs at $5,600 Oct. 1,
1944 ; exec. asst. to asst. sec. of state at $6,500 (P-7)
Apr. 28, 1945 ; married. — A-B.
Hanson, Henry, Jr. — b. Middletown, Conn., Nov. 6,
1918 ; Middletown High Sch. grad. ; Wesleyan U..
B.A. 1940; Harvard, A.M. 1941; elk., Dept. of Justice,
1941-42 ; app. For. Set-, officer unclass., v.c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Feb. 20, 1942 ; 3d sec. and
v.c. at Stockholm Apr. 2, 1942 ; furlough for mil. ser.
(U.S. Navy) Jan. 14, 1945-Jan. 25, 1946 ; v.c. at Accra
Jan. 28, 1946 ; to the Dept. May 17, 1946 ; research
analyst. P-4, Oct. 9, 1946 ; married. — DRE.
Haraldson, Wesley Clifford.- — b. Aneta, N. Dak., Aug.
16, 1910: Aneta High Sch. grad.; Jamestown Coll..-
B.A. 1935 ; U. of Iowa, M.A. 1940 ; U. of Minn. 1940-
43 ; instr., U. of Minn., 1940-43 ; economist. Fed. Re-
serve Bank, 1943-44, Fed. Reserve Bd. 1944—45 ; War
Dept. 1945 ; app. sr. econ. analyst in the For. Ser. Aux-
iliary and assigned to staff of the U.S. political adviser
on German affairs, Oct. 17, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer
of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Harbordt, Edwin Meredith. — b. Kansas City, Mo.,
July 30, 1922 ; Southwest High Sch. grad. ; U. of Mo.,
B. J. 1946 ; U.S. Army 1943-46 : app. For. Ser.
officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Uiplo.
Ser. July 5, 1946 ; to the Dept. Oct. 1, 1946 ; 3d sec.
and v.c. at Belgrade Nov. 1, 1946 : For. Ser. officer
of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Hardage, William H. — b. Milledgeville. Ga., May 29,
1900 ; high sch. ; U. S. Navy 1923-45. overseas service:
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app. communications asst. in Am. emb. at Rome Feb.
1, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13,
1946.
Harding, Kenneth Warren. — b. Whitman, Mass., Jan.
23, 1895 ; Whitman High Sch. grad. ; salesman for sta-
tionery company 1912-17; U.S.M.C. 1917-19, 1st It.,
overseas service ; warehouseman 1920-21, asst. supt.
1921-27, supt. 1927-43 for fruit company and subsid-
iaries in Central and So. Amer. ; app. consular agt. at
Quepos Jan. 20, 1943 ; married.
Harding, Robert William Joseph. — b. New York
N.Y., July 15, 1907 ; High Sch. of Commerce. Toronto ;
with business firms in Toronto 1920-23. 1925-28; app.
messenger in Am. consulate at Toronto Jan. 1, 1928 ;
v.c. at Toronto May 9, 1930 ; at London, Ont., temp.,
Aue. 3. 103S ; at Toronto Sept. 6. 1938 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class eleven Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Hardy, Nicholas. — b. Trauger, Pa-, Nov. 20, 1912 ;
Sharon High Sch. grad. ; elk. 1933-34, asst. clerical
supervisor 1934—35, clerical supervisor 1935-37, budget
examiner 1937-39. Mercer Co. (Pa.) Dept. of Public
Assistance ; app. elk. in Am. emb. at La Paz Apr. 3,
1939 ; at Rio de Janeiro Jan. 1, 1942 ; at Moscow
July 16, 1944 ; v.c. at Moscow Jan. 9, 1946 ; also
admin, asst. at Moscow Feb. 10, 1946 : For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Hardy, William, Jr. — b. Washington, DC, Nov. 21,
1901 ; Eastern High Sch. grad. ; George Washington,
A.B. 1929, grad. work 1945- ; elk., U. S. Shipping
Bd., 1919-20 ; treasurer in theater 1920-29 ; sales
representative, store mgr., and govt, representative
with rubber corp. 1929-42 ; chief of branch, War
Dept., 1942-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State
as asst. chief of Turkish div., Office of For. Liquida-
tion, CAF-14, Oct. 20, 1945; married. — OFLC.
Hare, Raymond Arthur. — b. Martlnsburg, W.Va., Apr.
3, 1901 ; Manchester (Iowa) High Sch. ; Grinnell Coll.,
A.B. 1924 ; instr. in Robert Coll., Constantinople, 1924-
27 ; exec, sec. Am. Chamber of Com. for the Levant,
1926-27 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate gen. at Con-
stantinople Apr. 1, 1927; v.c. at Constantinople May 19,
1927 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and
v.c. at Constantinople Oct. 24, 1928 ; language officer
at Paris May 25. 1929 ; also v.c. at Paris May 1. 1931 :
sec. In the Diplo. Ser. and v.c. at Cairo June 5. 1931 ;
v.c. and language officer at Paris Oct. 16, 1931 ; v.c.
at Beirut June 21, 1932 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Teheran
Aug. 28, 1933 ; class eight July 1. 1934 ; cons. Jan. 22.
1935 ; cons, at Teheran in addition to duties as 3d
sec. Jan. 24, 1935; to the Dept. Feb. 19. 1935; class
seven Apr. 1, 1936 : class six Aug. 17, 1938 ; 2d sec. at
Cairo May 24. 1939 ; also at Jidda Mar. 13, 1940-Mar.
27, 1944; also cons, at Cairo May 22. 1940; class five
June 1, 1942 ; 2d sec. and cons, at London July 29,
1944 ; class four July 16, 1944 ; 1st sec. at London in
addition to duties as cons. Aug. 9, 1944 ; area adviser,
U.S. group, Dumbarton Oaks Conversations on Int.
Org., Washington, 1944 ; liaison sec, Int. Civil Avia-
tion Conf., Chicago, 1944 ; class three Aug. 13, 1945 ;
political adviser, U.S. del., 1st part of 1st sess. of the
Gen. Assembly, United Nations, London, 1946 ; to the
Dept. July 13, 1946 ; detailed to the Nat. War Coll.
Sept, 1-Dec 15, 1046 ; For. Ser. officer of class three
Nov. 13. 1946; married.
Harley, John C. — b. Atlantic City, N.J., July 15,
1918; Lansdowne (Pa.) High Sch. grad.; ficole Libre
des Sciences Politiques, Paris, 1938-39 ; Georgetown,
B.S. (For. Ser.) 1941 ; asst., Library of Congress, 1940-
41 ; U.S. Navy 1941-46, It., overseas service ; app.
For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in
the Diplo. Ser. July 5, 1945 ; to the Dept. July 31,
1946 ; v.c. at Guayaquil Aug. 21, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Harley, Robert Bruce. — b. Philadelphia, Pa., Dec. 26,
1920 ; Lansdowne High Sch. grad. ; U. of Geneva,
Switzerland, 1938-39; Georgetown U., 1939-41; Uni-
versidad Nacional de Mexico, summer 1940 ; Escola
Livre de Sociologia e Politica de Sao Paulo, Mar.-July
1941 ; language tutors in Switzerland, Mexico, and
Brazil ; app. elk. in Am. consulate gen, at Sao Paulo
July 22, 1941 ; in Am. consulate at Pernambuco Aug.
16, 1941 ; v.c. at Pernambuco Oct. 4, 1941 ; at Natal,
temp., Oct. 3, 1942 ; at Pernambuco Nov. 3, 1942 ; at
Victoria, temp., Oct. 27, 1944 ; furlough for mil. ser.
Feb. 21-Oct. 26, 1945 ; v.c. at Rio de Janeiro Oct. 24,
1945 ; v.c. and admin, asst. at Victoria, Brazil, June
3, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13,
1946 ; v.c. at Victoria, Brazil, Nov. 13, 1946.
Harlow, William MoGrath. — b. Washington, D.C.,
Oct. 30, 1898 ; high sch. and business sch. grad. ; St.
John's Coll. 1914-16 ; private tutor 1932-34 ; sec. 1916-
17 ; U.S. Marine Corps 1917-19 ; chief elk. of div., Coast
Guard Headquarters 1919-24 ; Md. State Guard 1941-,
capt. ; app. elk. in Am. consulate gen. at Hong Kong
Mar. 18. 1924; v.c. at Hong Kong Sept. 4, 1924; elk.
at $1,320 in the Dept. of State May 17. 1926; at
$1,500 Mar. 1, 1927; asst. disbursing officer Jan. 1,
1928; at $1,620 July 1, 1928; at $1,680 July' 1, 1928;
at $2,000 Nov. 1. 1928; at $2,600 Sept. 1, 1929; at
$2,800 July 1, 1930; asst. dist. acct. and disbursing
officer at Ottawa July 6. 1931 ; dlst. acct. and disburs-
ing officer and v.c. at Ottawa Nov. 5, 1931 ; disbursing
officer for the U.S. Veterans' Admin., to handle fiscal
matters for the admin, in Canada. Dec. 10, 1931; chief
of fiscal-control section In the Dept. of State at $2,900
Mar. 4, 1940 ; at $3,200 May 16, 1940 : divisional asst.
June 16, 1941 ; at $3,300 Jan. 1, 1942 ; at $3,800
(P-4) Aug. 1, 1942 ; married. — VD.
Harmon, Ivan Guy.— b. Evanston, 111., Feb. 26, 1884; Flora
(111.) High Sch. grad.; U. of 111., B. S. 1907; chief engineer of con-
struction in reservoir irrigation company 1909-12; partner in
engineering and construction company 1912-18; U. S. Army 1918,
1st It.; v. pres. of oil production company 1919-36; app. petroleum
att. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Rio de Janeiro
Jan. 1, 1946; tech. adviser, U. S. del., 2d Pan Am. Cong, of Min-
ing Engineering and Geology, Rio de Janeiro, 1946; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class two Nov. 13, 1946.
Harmon, William R. — app. radio engineer, P-5, in
the Dept. of State Nov. 1, 1946. — IBD.
Harrell, Raymond Lee. — b. Philippine Islands, Oct.
29, 1905; McRae High Sch. (Ga.) grad.; U.S.N.A.
grad. 1927 ; with public communications company
1929-37 ; U.S. Navy 1941-45. It. comdr. ; app. att. in
the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Bogota Oct.
19, 1945 ; at Habana and San Jose\ temp., Apr. 15,
1946; at Panama, temp., Mar. 14, 1946 (to proceed
after temp, detail at Habana and San Jos6) ; For.
Ser. Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946.
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257
Harrigan, James Francis. — b. Sharpsburg, Pa., June
4, 1906 ; sacred Heart High Sch. grad. ; Duquesne U.
1924-25 ; U. of Notre Dame 1925-28 ; U. of Pittsburgh
1928-29 ; personnel dir. for private company 1929-35 ;
exec, officer, Fed. Emergency Relief Admin., 1935 ;
chief of admin, div. of accounts office for Pa., Treas.
Dept., 1935-39 ; legal liaison officer, Dept. of Labor,
1939-42 ; U. S. Army 1942-46, It. col., overseas service ;
app. divisional asst., CAF-12, in the Dept. of State
Jan. 15, 1946 ; admin, officer, 2d West Indian Conf.,
St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, 1946, Int. Cotton Advisory
Comm., Washington, 1946, Negotiations on Legal Ar-
rangements for United Nations Headquarters, Wash-
ington, 1946, and admin, officer, Meeting of 1st Annual
Assembly, Montreal, 1946, Caribbean Regional Air
Navigation Meeting, Washington, 1946, U. S. Demon-
strations of Radio Aids to Air Navigation, New York
and Indianapolis, 1946, Provisional Int. Civil Aviation
Org.— IC.
Harrington, Julian Fiske. — b. Framingham, Mass.,
Apr. 11, 1901; Framingham High Sch. grad. ; Columbia
D. 1920-21 ; elk. 1 yr. ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at
Malaga Mar. 1921 ; v.c. at Malaga July 5. 1922 ; at
Antwerp May 17, 1923 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c.
of career, and assigned as v.c. at Antwerp Aug. 3, 1925 ;
at Dublin Mar. 9, 1926 ; at Ottawa July 29, 1929 ; class
eight and cons. Dec. 31, 1929; cons, at Ottawa Jan.
22, 1930 ; class seven July 1, 1934 ; at Mexico City
Mar. 20, 1935 ; class six Apr. 1, 1936 ; sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Dec. 1, 1937; to the Dept. Feb. 1, 1938; class
five June 16, 1938 ; on detail to the Dominican Govt.
Aug. 4, 1938; to the Dept. Dec. 13, 1938; asst. chief,
Visa Div., May 29, 1940 ; class four May 1, 1941 ;
1st sec. and cons, at Madrid Mar. 5, 1942 ; class three
July 16, 1943 ; 1st sec. at Lisbon in addition to duties
as 1st sec. at Madrid May 30, 1944 ; couns. of emb. at
Brussels Sept. 15, 1944; to the Dept. Apr. 17, 1945;
class two May 16, 1945 ; deputy dir., Office of the For.
Ser., May 16, 1945 ; also asst. security officer June 18,
1945: class one Dec. 17, 1945; deputy dir. gen. of the
For. Ser. and dir., Office of the For. Ser., Nov. 13, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class one Nov. 13, 1946 ; married. —
OFS.
Harris, Chauncy Dennison. — b. Logan, Utah, Jan. 31,
1914 ; Brigham Young U. High Sch. grad. ; Brigham
Young U., A.B. 1933 ; Oxford, B.A. 1936 ; Hansische
Universitat (Hamburg), summer 1936; London Sch.
of Econ. (U. of London) 1936-37; U. of Chicago,
Ph.D. 1940 ; instr., Kent State U., summer 1937 ; instr.
in geog., Indiana U., 1939-41 ; asst. prof, of geog., U.
of Nebr., 1941 ; app. divisional asst. at $3,800 in the
Dept. of State Mar. 6, 1942 ; at $4,600 (P-5) Aug. 16,
1943 ; resigned Sept. 24, 1943 to enter the armed serv-
ices ; married.
Harris, David. — b. West, Tex., Nov. 27, 1900; Waxa-
hachie High Sch. grad. ; Stanford, A.B. 1924, A.M.
1925, Ph.D. 1928; U. of Paris, of Berlin, and of
Vienna 1925-27; assoc. prcf. of hist, U. of B.C.,
1928-30; assoc. prof, and prof, of hist., Stanford U.,
1930-40, 1941-42; act. assoc. prof, of hist, Cornell
U., 1940-41 ; app. divisional asst. at $5,600 in the
Dept. of State June 26, 1942 ; asst. chief, Div. of
Political Studies, at $6,500 (P-7) Oct. 16, 1943 ; asst.
chief, Div. of Territorial Studies, Jan. 15, 1944 ; act.
chief Dec. 20, 1944 ; asst. chief, Div. of Central Euro-
pean Affairs, Mar. 16, 1945 ; married. — CE.
Harris, Reed. — b. New York, N.Y., Nov. 5, 1909 ;
Staunton Mil. Acad. grad. ; Columbia 1928-32 ; editor
and advertising exec, with newspapers 1926-34 ; exec,
editor, Works Progress Admin., 1934-38; editor of
travel books for travel agency 1938-39 ; state dir.,
Exec. Office of the Pres., 1939-42 ; chief' of manage-
ment planning, Office of War Information, 1942-44 :
U.S. Army 1944-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State,
CAF-14, Aug. 31, 1945 ; act. asst. chief, Div. of Com-
munications and Records, Sept. 3, 1946 ; asst. chief
Nov. 3, 1946 ; married. — DC.
Harris, William Wesley. — b. Boston, Mass., Feb. 15,
1906 ; Swampscott High Sch. grad. ; Dartmouth, A.B.
1928 ; U. of Madrid, Jan.-June 1934 ; U. of Munich,
summer 1934 ; Arcangeli Sch., Milan, Feb.-Aug. 1935 ;
jr. sales mgr. 1928-33, sales representative in Spain,
Portugal, and Morocco 1934, and president and dir.
in Milan 1935 for metal companies ; research on trade
and travel in So. Amer. 1936, sales promotion in
Europe and So. Amer. 1937-39 ; research on travel in
Mexico 1939 ; dir. of public relations for broadcasting
foundation 1940-41 ; radio research survey in Central
Amer. 1941-42 ; del. to Conf. of the Comm. on Intel-
lectual Cooperation of the Americas, Habana 1941 ;
liaison officer of inter-Am. affairs for radio station
Feb.-Sept. 1942 ; app. divisional asst. at $3,800 in the
Dept. of State Oct. 16, 1942 ; admin, officer at $4,600
(CAF-12) Oct. 16, 1943; radio program planner Jan.
1, 1944 ; dir. of radio communications Nov. 3, 1946. —
AACC.
Harrison, Cecil Guy. — b. Carrier, Okla., June 26,
1901 ; Enid High Sch. ; Corcoran Art Sch. 1942-43 ;
tutors in Spanish and statistics ; U.S. Navy 1920-37,
overseas service ; radio inspector 1937-39, chief of
sections and asst. to chief 1939, 1941-43, Fed. Com-
munications Commn. ; chief radio man and service
chief of naval commn., U.S. Navy, 1940—41 ; special
consultant, U.S. Army Air Forces, 1943-45 ; app. pro-
motion and planning asst. at $5,600 (P-6) in the Dept.
of State June 23, 1945 ; adviser, U.S. group, Special
Radio Tech. Div. of the Air Navigation Comm., Provi-
sional Int. Civil Aviation Org., Montreal, 1946 ; mar-
ried.— TD.
Harrison, Landreth Matthew. — b. Rolla, N.Dak., Apr.
8, 1897; West High Sch., Minneapolis; U.S. Army Sch.
of Aeronautics ; U. of Minn., B.A. 1922, M.A. 1923 ;
Faculty of Law, U. of Paris, and Ecole Libre des
Sciences Politiques 1923-25; U.S. Marine Corps 1917;
U.S. Army 1917-19, It.; rancher 1919-20; instr. in
political science, U. of Minn., 1925-27 ; lecturer in int.
law, Hamline U., 1926-27 ; app For. Ser. officer unclass.
and v.c. of career July 9, 1927 ; For. Ser. Sch. Sept. 29,
1927 ; v.c. at Riga Mar. 8, 1928 ; For. Ser. officer to the
leg. at Riga Oct. 7, 1929 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 12,
1929 ; 3d sec. at Riga Nov. 19, 1929 ; to the Dept. July
23, 1932 ; class eigh$ July 1, 1934 ; cons. Jan. 22, 1935 ;
3d sec. at Warsaw Oct. 2, 1936 ; class seven Apr. 1,
1937 ; 2d sec. at Warsaw May 6, 1937 ; class six Apr. 1,
1939 ; cons, and 2d sec. at Berlin Nov. 13, 1939 ; re-
lieved of duties as cons. July 15, 1941 ; 2d sec. at
Bern Dec. 26, 1941 ; class five Oct. 20, 1942 ; to the
Dept. Oct. 16, 1944 ; 1st sec. and cons, at London Apr.
7, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946.
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Harrison, Leland b. New York, N.Y.. Apr. 25, 1883 ;
Eton Coll.; Harvard, A.B. 1907; Harvard Law Sen. ;
private sec. to Am. amb. to Japan 1907-8; app. 3d sec.
at Tokyo June 10, 1908 ; 2d sec. at Peking Jan. 14, 1909 ;
at London Aug. 16, 1910 ; sec. of leg. at Bogota Feb. 1,
1912 ; sec. of emb. or leg. of class three by act approved
Feb. 5, 1915; class two Mar. 2, 1915; to the Dept.
Mar. 6, 1915 ; class one July 13, 1917 ; diplo. sec. of
the Am. Commn. to Negotiate Peace, with rank of
couns.- of emb., Paris, 1918 ; assigned to Paris Nov. 28,
1919 ; couns, of emb. at Paris May 20, 1920 ; to the
Dept. Mar. 9, 1921 ; expert asst., Conf. on the Limita-
tion of Armament, Washington, 1921 ; asst. sec. of state
Mar. 31, 1922 ; mem. of Bd. of Review May 31, 1922 ;
E.E. and M.P. to Sweden Feb. 26, 1927; cbm. of Am.
del., Int. Telegraph Conf., Brussels. 1928 ; E.E. and MP.
to Uruguay Oct. 16, 1929 ; resigned Oct. 9, 1930 ; chief,
Int. Relations Div., U.S. Tariff Commn., 1930-31 ; app.
E.E. and M.P. to Rumania May 15. 1935; to Switzerland
July 13, 1937 ; For. Ser. officer of class of career min-
ister Nov. 14, 1946 ; married.
Harrison, Marcia Ruth. — b. Rochester, N. Y. ; East
High Sch. grad. ; Vassar, A.B. 1938 ; Am. U., grad.
work 1938-41 ; cataloger, Library of Cong., 1939-41 ;
business economist, Office of Price Admin., 1941—44 ;
economist and for. econ. analyst, For. Econ. Admin.,
1944-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as eco-
nomist, P-4, Oct. 20, 1945 ; divisional asst. June 30,
1946. — CP.
Harrison, Randolph. — b. Lynchburg, Va., Nov. 24,
1898; Episcopal High Sch.; U. of Va., B.S. 1922,
LL.B. 1925 ; studied French at Tours, France, 1925 ;
mem. of bar of Va. ; law practice 1926 ; app. For. Ser.
officer unclass. and v.c. of career Jan. 13, 1928 ; For.
Ser. Sch. Jan. 20, 1928 ; v.c. at Habana June 13. 1928 ;
at Paris Jan. 14, 1930 ; at Biarritz, temp.. Mar. 21,
1931 ; at Paris Apr. 7, 1931 ; at Lille, temp., June 19,
1931 ; at Paris Aug. 1, 1931 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Oct. 20. 1931 ; 3d sec. at Tegucigalpa Nov. 16. 1931 ;
also v.c. at Tegucigalpa Jan. 17, 1933 ; 3d sec. at Rome
Apr. 29, 1933 ; sec. to Am. del.. 12th Gen. Assembly of
the Int. Inst, of Agri., Rome, 1934 ; 3d sec. at Rio de
Janeiro Aug. 26, 1936 ; v.c. at Porto Alegre, temp.,
Jan. 28, 1937 ; 3d sec. at Rio de Janeiro May 2, 1937 ;
class eight June 1, 1937 ; cons. June 17, 1937 ; also
cons, at Rio de Janeiro Oct. 10, 1939 ; class seven Nov.
16, 1939 ; 2d sec. at Rio de Janeiro in addition to duties
as cons. June 3, 1940 ; to the Dept. Feb. 21, 1942 : class
six Oct. 20, 1942 ; asst. chief, Div. of Brazilian Affairs,
Oct. 30, 1944; class five May 16, 1945; 2d sec. at
The Hague Aug. 14, 1945; class four May 19, 1946;
1st sec. at The Hague July 11, 1946 ; political adviser.
U.S. del., United Nations, Oct.-Dec. 1946; For. Ser.
officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946.
Hart, Boles Chittenden, Jr. — b. Basin, Wyo., Aug.
27, 1913; Avon Old Farms grad. ; Harvard, A.B. 1935,
grad. work 1938 ; Dewspaper reporter 1935-37 ; app.
For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. In the
Diplo. Ser., and v.c. at Stuttgart Mar. 2, 1939; at
Cologne Sept. 9, 1939 ; For. Ser. Sch. Jan. 3, 1940 ; v.c.
at Halifax, temp., July 3, 1940; at Shanghai July 5,
1940; 3d sec. at Nanking (for duty at Chungking)
Sept. 6, 1941 ; at Chungking July 1, 1942; v.c. at Kun-
ming in addition to duties as 3d sec. at Chungking
July 29, 1942 ; v.c. at Algiers Jan. 29, 1943 ; class eight
Nov. 16, 1943; sec. at Algiers in addition to duties
as v.c. Jan. 20, 1944 ; sec. and v.c. at Paris Sept. 1,
1944 ; v.c. at Marseille Jan. 23, 1945 : class seven May
16, 1945 ; cons, and cons, at Marseille Sept. 18, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946.
Hart, Parker Thompson. — b. Medford, Mass., Sept.
28, 1910; Medford High Sch. grad.; Phillips Exeter
grad.; Dartmouth, B.A. 1933; Harvard, M.A. 1935;
Institut Universitaire de Hautes Etudes Internationales,
Geneva, diplome 1936; Georgetown Sch. of For. Ser.
1936 ; research work, For. Policy Assn., 1936-37 ; trans-
lator, 4th meeting of Int. Radio Consulting Committee,
Bucharest, 1937, and Int. Radio Conf. and Int. Tele-
graph and Telephone Conf., Cairo, 1938 ; app. For. Ser.
officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
July 6. 1938 ; v.c. at Vienna July 18, 1938 ; For. Ser.
Sch. June 9, 1939 ; to the Dept. Jan. 20. 1940 ; v.c. at
Rio de Janeiro, temp., June 24, 1940 ; at Para June 28,
1940; at ManSos Feb. 2. 1942; at Para Apr. 9. 1942;
3d sec. and v.c. at Wellington Feb. 18, 1943 (can-
celed) ; class eight July 16, 1943; admin, asst. to sec.
gen., United Nations Conf. on Food and Agri., Hot
Springs, Va., 1943; special asst. to chief of Secre-
tariat, 1st sess. of the Council, United Nations Relief
and Rehabilitation Admin., Atlantic City, N. J., 1943;
3d sec. and v.c. at Cairo Jan. 8, 1944 ; at Jidda Apr.
28, 1944 ; v.c. at Dhahran June 14, 1944 ; special asst.
on del. liaison. United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San
Francisco, 1945 ; class seven May 16, 1945 ; cons. Oct.
16, 1945 ; cons, at Dhahran Nov. 14, 1945 ; class six
May 19, 1946; to the Dept. Aug. 13. 1946; For. Ser.
officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946.
Hart, Paul Frederick. — b. Cleveland, Ohio, Oct. 31,
1909 : East High Sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. :
Western Reserve U. 1928-30 ; statistical accountant in
telephone company 1928-33 ; accountant in govt, agen-
cies 1934-35 ; chief loan accountant, Rural Electrifica-
tion Admin., 1936-41 ; fiscal analyst, For. Econ.
Admin., 1941-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State
as admin, officer, CAF-13, Oct. 20, 1945 ; fiscal and
budgetary analyst, CAF-12, Mar. 4, 1946; married. —
DF.
Hart, Walton Cannon. — b. Dexter, Mo., June 28, 1920 ;
Dexter High Sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ; book-
keeper and teller in bank 1939-41 ; elk. 1941-42. admin,
asst. in Brazil 1942-45, Navy Dept. ; app. admin, asst.,
v.c, and special disbursing agt. at Athens July 18.
1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eleven Nov. 13.
1946.
Hartley, Robert Harrington. — b. Waco, Tex., Feb. 10,
189* ; Houston Heights High Sch.; U.S. Army 1916-
19, overseas service; U.S. Marine Corps 1920-23; real-
estate salesman 1924-26; purser for steamship lines
1926-30, 1939-41; lnsur. salesman 1930-34; sales
dir. for physician's bu. 1934-36 ; cashier for horse-
racing bd. 1936-39 ; quartermaster agt. and special
disbursing agt. 1941—12. admin, asst. 1942, transpor-
tation agt. and special disbursing agt. 1943-44, U.S.
Army ; business mgr., For. Econ. Admin., Apr.-June
1944 : app. elk. in For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned
to the Dept. July 10, 1944 ; v.c. and special disbursing
officer at Sydney Aug. 12, 1944 ; also admin, asst. at
Sydney Sept. 9, 1945 ; v.c. and admin, asst. at Manila
BIOGRAPHIES
259
July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13,
1946 ; v.c. and special disbursing agt. at Manila Nov.
13, 1946.
Hartley, Virginia Fox (Mrs.). — b. Red Lodge, Mont. ;
Wash. High Sch. grad. ; Stanford, A.B. 1927, M.A.
1928 ; l'Ecole Libre des Sciences Politiques 1930-31 ;
case worker and researcher, Oreg. Public Welfare Bu.,
1928-30; research asst., Library of Cong., 1931-35;
assoc. planning editor, Nat. Resources Planning Bd.,
1937-41 ; information specialist, Treas. Dept., 1941 ;
app. divisional asst. at $3,S00 in the Dept. of State Dec.
30, 1941 ; at $4,000 Apr. 1, 1943 ; at $4,600 (P-5) Apr.
16, 1944 ; thief of commitments section, Div. of Int. Se-
curity and Org., July 1, 1944 ; chief of policy informa-
tion section, Div. of Int. Org. Affairs, Dec. 20, 1944 ;
exec, sec, U.S. del., United Nations Conf. on Int. Org.,
San Francisco, 1945 ; special asst. to sec. gen., 1st
part of 1st sess. of the Gen. Assembly, United Nations,
London, 1946 ; chief of commitments section, Office of
Special Political Affairs, Mar. 24, 1946 ; policy infor-
mation officer May 21, 1946. — SPA.
Hartwell, Wayne M. — app. admin, asst. in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Bombay July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; librarian at
Bombay Nov. 13, 1946.
Harvey, Constance Ray. — b. Buffalo, N.Y., Dec. 18,
1904 ; Franklin Sch. ; Lycee de Beauvais, France, 1922-
23; Sorbonne 1924; Smith, A.B. 1927; Geneva Sch. of
Int. Stadies, summer 1927 ; Williamstown Inst, of
Politics 1928 ; German sch. of Mt. Holyoke Coll., sum-
mer 1929 ; Columbia, M.A. 1930 ; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Apr.
15, 1930 ; v.c. at Ottawa Apr. 29, 1930 ; For. Ser. Sch.
Feb. 11, 1931 ; v.c. at Milan June 20, 1931 ; at Basel
June 17, 1938 ; class eight Mar. 16, 1939 ; v.c. and 3d
sec. at Bern Sept. 9, 1939; v.c. at Lyon Dec. 5, 1940;
3d sec. at Bern Dec. 12, 1941 ; v.c. at Lyon Dec. 30,
1941-Nov. 8, 1942 ; class seven June 1, 1942 ; to the
Dept. Feb. 18, 1944 ; v.c. at Zurich Nov. 24, 1944 ;
class six Aug. 13. 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class four
Nov. 13, 1946.
Haselton, Norris Swift. — b. Cleveland, Ohio, Oct. 27,
1902; Lawrenceville Sch. grad.; Princeton, A.B. 1925;
sec.-treas. of electric company 1926-28 ; newspaper re-
porter 1929 ; bank elk. 1933-35 ; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Oct.
1, 1935 ; v.c. at Guadalajara Oct. 5, 1935 ; For. Ser. Sch.
Aug. 4, 1936; to the Dept. Dec. 18, 1936; v.c. at Man-
chester Jan. 7, 1937 ; at London, temp., May 1, 1939 ;
at Manchester May 29, 1939 ; to the Dept. June 7, 1939 ;
detailed for special duty (Harvard) Sept. 9, 1939;
v.c. at Calcutta June 12, 1940 ; class eight May 1, 1941 ;
also sec. to Commr. of U.S. to India at New Delhi
Sept. 16. 1941 ; sec. to personal representative of the
President at New Delhi Mar. 21, 1942 ; sec. at New Delhi
May 16, 1942 ; class seven July 16, 1943 ; 3d sec. and
v.c. at Santiago Aug. 19, 1943; 2d sec. at Santiago in
addition to duties as v.c. Aug. 23, 1943 ; class five May
16, 1945 ; cons. May 27, 1946 ; cons, at Santiago in
addition to duties as 2d sec. May 27, 1946 ; 2d sec. and
cons, at Rio de Janeiro Aug. 22, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer
of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Haskell, Fred B., Jr. — b. Washington, D.C., Dec. 26,
1915 ; McKinley High Sch. grad. ; George Washington,
A.B. 1939 ; messenger-elk. and accountant, Lands Div.,
Dept. of Justice, 1937-41 ; classification analyst, War
Production Bd., 1941-43 ; app. classification investi-
gator at $3,200 in the Dept. of State Sept. 18, 1943;
at $3,300 July 1, 1944 ; asst. chief of classification and
deferment section, Div. of Departmental Personnel, at
$3,800 (CAF-11) July 16, 1944 ; furlough for mil. s.-r.
(U.S. Army) Mar. 3, 1945-Nov. 26, 1945; CAF-12,
Jan. 14, 1946 ; married. — DIV
Haskins, Fred G. — b. Lawrence Co., Ohio. Sept. 27,
1891 ; Ohio State U., A.B. 1917. grad. work 1922 ; Uni-
versity de Clermont, France, 1919 ; U. S. Army 1917-19,
overseas service; teacher in high sch. 1919-27; elk.
and translator 1927-29, in Dept. of Labor 1930; app.
translator at $1,800 in the Dept. of State Aug. 28,
1930 ; at $2,000 Apr. 1, 1931 ; at $2,300 Sept. 1, 1935 ;
at $2,400 Apr. 1, 1938; at $2,600 Jan. 7, 1939; at
$2,700 Oct. 1, 1941 ; at $2,800 Apr. 1, 1943 ; at $2,900
Oct. 1, 1944; at $3,200 (CAF-9) Oct, 21, 1944; re-
viewing officer, CAF-11, Oct. 23, 1945 ; married. — TC.
Hauch, Charles Christian. — b. Chicago, 111., Apr. 26,
1913 ; LIndblom High Sch. grad. ; U. of Chicago,
Ph.B. 1934, A.M. 1936, Ph.D. 1942 ; grad. fellow, U.
of Santo Domingo, 1940-41 ; instr. in hist., Ind. U.,
1941—43 ; assoc. field program officer, Office of Coordi-
nator of Inter-Am. Affairs, 1943-44 ; app. divisional
asst. at $3,800 in Dept. of State Mar. 13, 1944 ; country
specialist at $4,600 (P-5) June 1, 1945; married. —
CAB.
Haugen, Aasta, B. (Mrs.). — b. Oslo, Norway, July 5,
1901 ; Am. citizen ; Austin High Sch. (Chicago) grad. ;
accountant 1917-34 ; admin, asst., Civil Works Admin,
and Works Progress Admin., 1934-38 ; elk., Treas.
Dept., 1938—42 ; purchasing officer, Office for Emer-
gency Management, 1942-44 ; admin, asst. in Oslo,
Office of War Information, 1944—45 ; transferred to
the Dept. of State as admin, officer, CAF-9, Oct. 1,
1945 ; admin, asst. in the For. Ster. and assigned at
Oslo July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Haupt, Alden Morgan. — b. New York, N.Y., Jan. 18,
1916 ; Middlesex Sch. grad. ; Cambridge U. 1934-35 ;
Harvard, A.B. 1933 ; U. of Berlin 1938-39 ; U. of Chicago
1939-41 ; salesman for linen service 1939-40 ; inter-
viewer for engineering firm 1940-41 ; elk. in Am. con-
sulate gen. at Vancouver June 13-July 15, 1941 ; app.
For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Mar. 20, 1941, qualified July 16, 1941 ; v.c.
at Vancouver July 16, 1941 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at
Moscow Feb. 25, 1942 ; v.c. at Calcutta June 18, 1943 ;
near the Govt, of the Netherlands established in Eng-
land Jan. 3, 1945 ; class eight May 19, 1946 ; v.c. at
Amsterdam Aug. 22, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class five
Nov. 13, 1946.
Hauser, Frederick H. — b. Buenos Aires, Argentina, of
Am. parents, Apr. 6, 1919 ; Case Sch. of Applied
Science, 1937-39 ; page for Am. del., Chaco Peace Conf.,
Buenos Aires, 1936 ; interpreter and asst. for cml.
company in Buenos Aires Jan.-Feb. 1937 ; apprentice
technician with office-machinery company 1940-42 ;
app. elk. in Am. emb. at Buenos Aires Jan. 16, 1942 ;
v.c. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary at Buenos Aires Sept.
19, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13,
1946.
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Bavemeyer, John Kinzie.— b. Chicago, III., June 1, 1911; Fran-
cis W. Parker High Sch. grad.; Cornell, A. B. 1934; sales mgr.
with electric appliance company 1936-41; industrial analyst,
War Production Bd., 1941-42; U. S. Navy 1942-46, It. comdr.;
app. commodity specialist, P-5, in the Dept. of State Apr. 8,
1946.— IR.
Haven, Richard Barnard. — b. Chicago, 111., Sept. 2,
1889 ; private tutor at Cambridge, England, 5 yrs. ;
Real Gymnasium, Germany, 1 yr. ; U. of Lille 5 yrs. ;
Northwestern D., M.D. ; Royal V. Turin, Italy, M.D. ;
on hospital staff IS mos. ; app. v. and dep. cons, at
Roubaix Oct. 14, 1910; resigned Feb. 14, 1913; with
Chicago Medical Unit attached to the Royal Army
Medical Corps of British Army 1915, overseas service ;
special research inquiry in Greece 1916 ; with British
mil. hospitals in England and Italy 2 yrs. ; resident
commanding officer in Am. hospital in France 1918 ;
volunteer medical officer in Turin 1918; app. v.c. at
Turin May 1, 1918; at Genoa Dec. 24, 1920; at Con-
stantza Apr. 29, 1922; v.c. of career of class three May
26, 1922 ; v.c. at Constantza June 23, 1922 ; class two
Feb. 26, 1923; class one Nov. 23, 192.3; For. Ser officer
unclass. July 1, 1924 ; class eight Feb. 24, 1925 ; cons.
Mar. 3, 1925; cons, at Vienna May 7, 1926; class
seven Dec. 19. 1929 ; cons, at Messina Apr. 9, 1931 ;
at Turin Mar. 6, 1933 ; class six July 1, 1934 ; at Flor-
ence, temp., Apr. 30. 1937 ; at Turin May 10. 1937 ; sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 1. 1937 ; cons, at Tenerife July
19, 1941 ; to the Dept. July 5, 1943; class five July 16,
1943 ; Am. maritime del. at Horta Jan. 31, 1944 (can-
celed) ; cons, at Tenerife Mar. 17, 1944 ; at Turin
June 11, 1945 ; class four Aug. 13, 1945 ; For. Ser.
officer of class three Nov. 13. 1946 ; married.
Havens, Harry A. — b. Whitehall, N.Y., Oct. 28, 1885 ;
Whitehall High Sch. and business sell. ; National U.,
LL.B. 1911, LL.M. 1912; elk. and sec. 1903-8; app. elk.
at $900 in the Dept. of State June 20, 1908 ; at $1,000
Dec. 1, 1908; at $1,200 July 1, 1909; at $1,400 Aug. 1,
1913; at $1,800 July 1. 1916; drafting officer at $2,500
Jan. 1. 1920; at $3,000 Aug. 1, 1922; at $3,300 June
16, 1926 ; asst. chief, Div. of For. Ser. Admin., Aug. 28,
1926 ; mem. of Fed. Traffic Bd. 1927-33 ; at $3,500 July
1, 1928 ; at $3,800 Apr. 1. 1930 ; at $4,000 July 1, 1930 ;
at $4,600 Dec. 1, 1930 ; v. chm.. Conciliation Com-
mittee of the Dept. of State, 1933-39; at $4,800 Nov.
16, 1938 ; at $5,000 Oct. 1, 1941 ; at $6,500 (CAF-14),
June 1, 1942 ; special asst. to the dir., Office of the For.
Ser., Nov. 12, 1946 ; P-7 Dec. 1, 1946 ; married. — OFS.
Havlik, Hubert Frank. — b. Chicago, 111., Oct. 10,
1904 ; Harrison Tech. High Sch. grad. ; Northwestern,
B.S. 1926, M.B.A. 1927 ; Columbia, Ph.D. 1938 ; elk. and
accountant for chemical company 1921-23 ; research
asst., Inst, for Research in Land and Public Utility
Econ. 1926-28 ; instr. in econ., Northwestern, 1927-
30 ; fellow and instr. in govt, and econ., Columbia,
1930-42 ; chief of fuel and power section, chief of
program branch, and exec. sec. of conim., War Pro-
duction Bd., 1942-44 ; chief of lend-lease div., and
deputy asst. administrator, For. Econ. Admin., 1944-
45 ; sec, U. S.-United Kingdom Negotiations on Lend-
Lease and Mutual Aid, Washington, 1944; transferred
to the Dept. of State as deputy admin, asst., Office
of For. Liquidation, CAF-15, Oct. 20, 1945; act. chief,
Div. of Lend-Lease and Surplus War Property Affairs,
Dec. 1, 1945 ; chief, P-8, Feb. 24, 1946 ; principal sec.
of U. S. Lend-Lease Comm. and chm. on specific lend-
lease, surplus, and claims agreements, U. S.-United
Kingdom Econ. Negotiations, Washington, 1945-46 ;
adviser and exec, sec, Lend-Lease Settlement Nego-
tiations with India, France, Australia, Belgium, New
Zealand and South Africa, Washington, 1946 ; chm.,
U.S. Patent Interchange Comm., 1946- ; act. chief, Div.
of Investment and Econ. Development, Aug. 19, 1946 ;
chief Sept. 22, 1946 ; married. — ED.
Havron, James Brock. — b. Whitwell, Tenn., Oct. 31,
1909 ; Marion Co. High Sch. grad. ; U. of Tenn., 1930-
31 ; Chattanooga Coll. of Law 1931-32 ; asst. chancery
court elk. 1932-34 ; business survey, Dept. of Com.,
1934-35; app. elk. in Am. consulate at St. John, N.B.,
July 5, 1934; v.c. at St. John Feb. 18, 1935; at Port
Limftn June 4, 1936 ; at Veracruz Apr. 16. 1938 ; at
Guadalajara Nov. 29, 1939 ; at Acapulco Apr. 5, 1941 ;
at St. John's, N.F., Jan. 3, 1942 ; at Bucaramanga Aug.
17, 1943 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 22, 1943 ; v.c. at Bucara-
manga Jan. 16, 1944 ; at Geneva Apr. 12, 1945 ; For.
Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Hawkins, Charles Frederick. — b. Alexandria, Va., Oct.
26, 1912 ; McKinley High Sch. grad. ; Southwestern
U., B.C.S. 1941 ; copy-puller, examiners' aid, and elk.,
U.S. Patent Office, 1930-35; app. elk. at $1,440 in
the Dept. of State Oct. 7, 1935; at $1,620 Oct. 1,
1936; at $1,680 Apr. 16, 1939; at $1,800 Apr. 21,
1941 ; at $2,000 Oct. 1, 1941 ; asst. chief of service
records and budget section, Div. of Personnel Super-
vision and Management, at $2,600 Jan. 1, 1942 ;
admin, asst. at $2,900 Sept. 1, 1942 ; admin, sec, 1st
sess. of the Council, United Nations Relief and Re-
habilitation Admin., Atlantic City, N. J., 1943 ; at
$3,000 Apr. 1, 1944 ; procurement specialist at $3,800
(CAF-11) Dec. 1, 1944; chief of estimates section,
Div. of Budget and Finance, Feb. 16, 1945 ; act. chief
or coordination section, Div. of Budget, Nov. 21, 1945 ;
married. — DB.
Hawkins, Harriet Palmer (Mrs.). — b. Syracuse, N. Y.; Good-
year-Burlingame Sch. grad.; Madeira Sch. grad.; Smith Coll.,
A. B. 1934; Radclifle, A. M. 1939; U. of Florence 1936-37; with
int. labor org. 1941; editor, Office of War Information, 1943; edi-
torial analyst, Office of Strategic Services, 1944-45; app. econ.
analyst in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Rome Oct. 23,
1945; asst. to country specialist, P-4, Mar. 2S, 1946.— SE.
Hawkins, Harry C. — b. Reed City, Mich., Mar. 25,
1894 ; Reed City High Sch. ; Olivet Coll., A.B. 1917 ;
Harvard, M.B.A. 1921 ; U. S. Army 1917-19. 1st It.,
overseas service ; special agt., Dept. of Com., 1921-22 ;
asst. prof., U. of Va., 1922-23 ; drafting officer, Dept. of
State, 1924, 1927-30; app. For. Ser. officer unclass.
and v.c. of career Oct. 16, 1924 ; to the Dept. Nov.
11, 1924; resigned Sept. 15, 1925; prof., U. of Oreg.,
1925-27, 1930-31 ; app. divisional asst. at $5,600 in
the Dept. of State Aug. 12, 1931 ; tech. adviser. Int.
Monetary and Econ. Conf., London. 1933 ; asst. chief,
Div. of Trade Agreements, May 27, 1935 : at $6,500
Mar. 1, 1936; chief at $S,000 Aug. 1, 1936; chief, Div.
of Cml. Treaties and Agreements July 1. 1940; mem.,
Comm. for Reciprocity Information, 1941-44 ; chief, Div.
of Cml. Policy and Agreements, Oct. 8, 1941 ; U. S. par-
ticipant, 1st Int. Wheat Meeting, Washington, 1941 ;
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261
mem., Bd. of Econ. Operations, Oct. 8, 1941-June 24,
1943 ; at $8,250 Oct. 1. 1941 ; alt. mem., Inter-Am.
Financial and Econ. Advisory Comm., 1942-44 ; dir.,
Office of Econ. Affairs, Jan. 15, 1944 ; at $8,500 Apr. 1,
1944 ; v. chm., Exec. Comm. on Econ. For. Policy, June
30-Sept. 11, 1944 ; adviser to U.S. del., Conversations
on Petroleum, U.S. and United Kingdom, Washington,
July 1944 ; For. Ser. officer of class two, cons, gen.,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Sept. 9, 1944 ; couns. of
emb. for econ. affairs at London Sept. 12, 1944, with
the rank of minister Jan. 27, 1945 ; class one Dec. 17,
1945 ; v.chm., U.S. del., 1st Meeting of Preparatory
Comm., Int. Conf. on Trade and Employment, London,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class one Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Hawkins, Richard Hays, Jr. — b. Pittsburgh, Pa., Mar.
22, 1913; St. Paul's Sch. grad. ; Yale, B.A. 1934 ;
Ecole Libre des Sciences Politiques, diploma 1936; U. S.
Naval Reserve 1934-40. ensign ; elk. in cml. firm 1938-
39 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser., and v.c. at Vancouver Mar. 2, 1939 ;
For. Ser. Sch. Jan. 4, 1940 ; v.c. at Brisbane June 8,
1940; at Sydney Dec. 30. 1940; at Melbourne, temp.,
Nov. 26, 1941 ; at Sydney Dec. 9. 1941 ; class eight
Nov. 16, 1943 ; v.c. at Noumea, temp., Feb. 10, 1945 ; at
Sydney Mar. 14, 1945 ; class seven May 16, 1945 ; to
the Dept. May 30, 1945; class six May 19. 1946; act.
asst. chief, Div. of For. Ser. Admin., Oct. 30, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; mar-
ried.— FA.
Hawley, Charles Franklin. — b. Tokyo, Japan, of Am.
parents, Nov. 23. 1910; attended sch. in Japan 1921-
25; Windsor Collegiate Inst, grad.; U. of Mich., A. B.
1933 ; studied in France 1933—34 ; app. elk. in Am.
consulate at Lille Oct. 1, 1934 ; v.c. at Lille Dec. 16,
1937; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. July 6, 1938; v.c. at Lille July 13,
1938; at Calais, temp., July 30. 1938; at Lille Sept. 14,
1938; at Hankow Oct. 27, 1938; to the Dept. June 3,
1942 ; v.c. at Camagiiey Sept. 28, 1942 ; class eight July
16, 1943; cons. June 9, 1944; cons, at Camagiiey June
17, 1944 ; cons, at Santiago de Cuba Aug. 16, 1944 ;
class seven May 16, 1945 ; cons, at Arequipa Aug. 31,
1945 ; at Antofagasta Mar. 14, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer
of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Hawley, John Chadwiek. — b. Nagoya, Japan, of Am.
parents, Sept. 26, 1919 ; Haverford Coll., A.B. 1941 ;
Princeton U. Sept.-Nov. 1941 ; app. elk. in Am. con-
sulate at Agua Prieta Nov. 4, 1942 ; v.c. at Ciudad
Juarez June 10, 1944 ; v.c. and admin, asst. at Port-au-
Prince Sept. 6, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Oct. 16, 1945 ; 3d
sec. and v.c. at Port-au-Prince Nov. 30, 1945 ; For.
Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Hawthorne, Carl Oliver. — b. Rogers, Ark., Apr. 29,
1905 ; high-sch. grad. ; business sch. ; elk. 1921-22 ; elk.
and teacher in training sch. for Army clerical personnel,
War Dept., 1923-27; app. elk. In the Am. leg. at
Peking Mar. 21, 1927 ; in the consulate at Tsingtao
Feb. 23, 1929 ; v.c. at Tsingtao Apr. 28, 1930 ; at Tsinan
Oct. 26, 1938; at Tsingtao, temp.. June 26. 1940; at
Tsinan July 30, 1940 ; at Hamilton, Bermuda, Dec.
5, 1941 (canceled); at Valdivia Sept. 23, 1942; at
Aruba Nov. 26, 1943 ; v.c. and admin, officer at Shang-
hai July 1, 1945 ; at Tsingtao Jan. 30, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class eight Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Tsing-
tao Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Hayes, Lewis Wendell. — b. Cortland, N.Y., Feb. 2,
1909; Curtis High Sch. (Staten Island, N.Y.) grad.;
Bates Coll., A.B. 1931 ; N.Y.U. 1931 ; Ohio State U.
1932 ; U. of Chicago 1932-37 ; Harvard U. 1933-34 ;
political scientist and economist, Grinnell Coll.,
1937-42 ; economist 1942-44, management specialist
Feb.-Sept. 1944, For. Econ. Admin. ; app. liaison
officer at $5,600 (P-6) in the Dept. of State Nov. 8,
1944 ; divisional asst. June 25, 1945 ; adviser, U.S. del.,
1st sess. of the Conf., United Nations Food and Agri.
Org., Quebec, 1945 ; specialist Oct, 16, 1945 ; married. —
OA.
Hayes, Stanley Toppan. — b. Portsmouth, N.H., Apr.
10, 1902 ; Portsmouth High Sch. grad. ; U. of N.H.
1919-21 ; Boston U., LL.B. 1925 ; law elk. 1922-25 ;
real-estate and investment couns. 1925-27 ; app. elk.
in Am. consulate gen. at Montreal Nov. 30, 1937 ; v.c.
at Montreal Dec. 18, 1939 ; at Sherbrooke, temp.,
Sept. 6, 1940 ; at Montreal Oct. 1, 1940 ; at Quebec, temp.,
May 17, 1941 ; at Montreal Sept. 29, 1941 ; at Quebec,
temp., June 11, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Hayes, Walter George. — b. Columbia, S.C., Jan. 11,
1881 ; high-sch. grad. ; elk. and bookkeeper for cml.
firms 189S-1905 ; gen. mgr. of mfg. company 1905-18 ;
collector and auditor, Bu. of Internal Revenue, 1918 ;
app. elk. in Am. emb. at Paris Oct. 7, 1918 ; at
Copenhagen July 15, 1921 ; special disbursing officer
at Copenhagen Aug. 1, 1925 ; at Tokyo July 31, 1928
at Paris Jan. 23, 1936 ; elk. at Brussels July 15, 1940
at Ottawa Sept. 6, 1940 ; at Mexico City Apr. 2, 1941
admin, asst. at Mexico City Feb. 10, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class eleven Nov. 13, 1946.
Hays, George Allan. — b. Pittsburgh, Pa., May 30,
1920 ; Edgewood High Sch. grad. ; U. of Pittsburgh,
A.B. 1942 ; Georgetown, grad. work 1942—44 ; asst.
examiner, U.S. Civil Service Commn., 1942—44 ; app.
elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the
Dept. Sept. 18, 1944 ; v.c. at Lagos Oct. 25, 1944 ; v.c.
and admin, asst. at Salonika Oct. 7, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at
Salonika Nov. 13, 1946.
Hays, Margaret Pars. — b. Gainesville, Tex., Nov. 3,
1912 ; Gainesville High Sch. grad. ; North Tex. State
Teachers Coll., B.A. 1931; U. of Mich., M.A. 1940;
registrar 1931-33, sec. to dean 1933-42, instr. Jan.-
June 1945, North Tex. State Teachers Coll. ; rating
examiner, Civil Service Commn., June— Aug., 1942 ;
elk. in Am. emb. at Buenos Aires Dec. 1942-Jan.
1945 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned
v.c. at Bogota Aug. 6, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Hazes, Arthur J. — b. West Point, N.Y., Aug. 27, 1910 ;
Eastern High Sch. grad. ; George Washington U., 1930-
31 ; Georgetown U., Sch. of For. Ser., 1931-36 ; asst.
engineering draftsman 1930-35, principal engineering
draftsman 1937-1942, U.S. Geographic Survey ; cartog-
rapher, nat. magazine, 1935-36 ; app. cartographic en-
gineer at $3,200 in the Dept. of State Dec. 14, 1942;
at $3,800 June 16, 1943; cartographer Jan. 1, 1944;
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cartographer, Int. Civil Aviation Conf., Chicago, 1944 ;
detailed to Dumbarton Oaks Conversations on Int. Org.,
Washington, 1944 : asst. to special asst. to the sec. of
state at $4,600 (CAF-12) Feb. 27, 1945; asst., U.S.
del., United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Fran-
cisco, 1945 ; transferred to United Nations July 1,
1945 ; admin, officer, 1st part of 1st sess. of the Gen.
Assembly, United Nations, London, 1946 ; for. affairs
specialist, P-6, Oct. 6, 1946 ; special asst. to sec. gen.,
Meeting of Council of For. Ministers, New York, 1946 ;
married. — IC.
Heacock, Roger Lee. — b. Brighton, Iowa, Dec. 7,
1906 ; Brighton High Sch. grad. ; Pomona Coll., B.A.
1927 ; U. of Nancy, France, summer 1930 ; U. of Berlin,
Ph.D. 1932; editor and publisher of newspapers 1927-
29, 1934-38 ; app. For Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Apr. 6, 1938 ; v.c.
at Toronto Apr. 11, 1938; For. Ser. Sch. June 7, 1939;
v.c. and 3d sec. at Rio de Janeiro Jan. 8, 1940 ; v.c.
at Sao Paulo Aug. 10, 1940 ; at Florianfipolis, temp.,
July 23, 1941 ; to the Dept. Nov. 10, 1942 ; class eight
Aug. 13, 1945 ; v.c. at Genoa Jan. 24, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Heath, Donald Read. — b. Topeka, Eans., Aug. 12,
1894; Topeka High Sch. grad.; Washburn Coll. 2%
yrs. ; U. of Montpellier, France, 1 semester ; newspaper
reporter 1916-17, 1919; U.S. Army 1917-19, 1st It.;
newspaper corr. 1920 ; app. v.c. of career of class three
Sept. 7, 1920 ; v.c. at Bucharest Oct. 18, 1920 ; class
two May 26, 1922; at Warsaw Dec. 18, 1922; class
one Feb. 26. 1923 ; cons, of class seven Dec. 19, 1923 ;
For. Ser. officer of class eight July 1, 1924 ; cons, at
Berne Aag. 17, 1925 ; class seven Aug. 31, 1925 ; class
six May 17, 1928; cons, at Port au Prince Sept. 12,
1929 ; charge d'affaires ad Interim at Port au Prince
Dec. 2, 1929; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. and 2d sec. at
Port au Prince Dec. 16, 1929, in addition to duties as
cons. ; relieved of duties as cons. Aug. 4, 1932 ; to
the Dept. Aug. 17, 1933 ; class Ave July 1, 1934 ; asst.
chief, Div. of Latin Am. Affairs, July 27, 1936 ; class
four Apr. 1, 1937 ; asst. chief, Div. of the Am. Re-
publics. May 24, 1937 ; 1st sec. at Berlin Nov. 2. 1937 ;
class three Apr. 1, 1939 ; cons, and 1st sec. at Santiago
May 19, 1941 ; relieved of duties as cons. Oct. 3. 1941 ;
class two Feb. 1, 1912; conns, of emb. at Santiago
Mar. 11. 1942; to the Dept. July 6, 1944; class one
July 16, 1944 ; chief. Div. of North and West Coast
Affairs, July 26, 1944 : couns. of mission, office of U. S.
political adviser on German affairs. Supreme Head-
quarters, A. E. F. Nov. 1, 1944 ; detailed to Berlin
Conf. 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class one Nov. 13, 1946 :
married.
Heck, Jack H. — b. Englewood, Ohio, Oct. 8, 1918;
DePauw U., B.A. 1940 ; salesman 1940-42 ; app. elk.
in the For. Ser. July 6, 1942 ; in Am. mission at
Algiers Nov. 14, 1942 ; v.c. at Algiers Jan. 29, 1944 : at
Paris Nov. 4, 1944 ; at Cherbourg Jan. 23, 1945 ; v.c.
and admin, asst. at Quito Nov. 2, 1945 ; at Barranquilla
Sept. 6, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Barranquilla Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Heck, L. Douglas. — b. Bern. Switzerland, of Am. par-
ents, Dec. 14, 1918; English High Sch. (Turkey) ; Ecole
Nouvelle, Lausanne, Switzerland ; Phillips Andover
Acad. grad. ; Yale U., B.A. 1941, grad. work 1941 ; asst.
dir. of bu. of mil. information 1941-43, asst. employ-
ment asst. 1941-1942, Yale U. ; app. divisional asst.
at $2,000 in Dept. of State May 19, 1943 ; at $2,600
Nov. 16, 1943 ; at $3,200 (P-3) Nov. 18, 1944 ; head of
unit, P-4, Nov. 15, 1945 ; asst. chief of Am. republics
section, Biographic Information Div., June 30, 1946 ;
act. asst. chief, Biographic Information Div., Oct. 1,
1946 ; chief of Am. republics section, P-5, Dec. 1,
1946 ; married. — BI.
Hefti, Rudolph Willis. — b. Brookline, Mass., Sept. 27,
1907; Plainfield (N.J.) High Sch. grad.; U. of Pa., B.S.
1930 ; bank elk. in Paris 1930 ; app. elk. in Am. con-
sulate at Kaunas Dec. 1, 1930 ; in dist. acct. and dis-
bursing office, Paris, Oct. 7, 1936 ; v.c. at Sofia Feb. 2,
1939-Dec. 13, 1941 ; elk. in Am. leg. at Cairo Dec. 31,
1941 ; at Tabriz Mar. 5, 1942 ; v.c. at Tabriz July 11,
1942 ; at Tehran Sept. 29, 1943 ; at Perth Nov. 29, 1944
(canceled) ; at Melbourne, temp., Feb. 24, 1945 ; at
Perth Apr. 17, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Heiler, Bernard Francis. — b. Boston, Mass., Aug. 5,
1903; Eastern High Sch. (D.C.) grad.; business-sch.
grad. ; New England Conservatory of Music ; Music
Conservatory, Dresden, Germany ; language sch. in Italy,
2 yrs.; U. of Dresden, Germany, 3 yrs.; elk. 2V2 yrs.;
U.S. Navy 1920-23 ; musician and stenog. in Bermuda
5 mos. ; elk. to mem. of Cong. 1924-25 ; app. elk. in
Am. consulate at Palermo Apr. 1925 ; v.c. at Palermo
July 6, 1926 ; at Genoa Sept. 21, 1927 ; at Dresden
Sept. 29, 1928; at Winnipeg June 11, 1938; at Cal-
gary, temp.. June 16. 1941 ; at Winnipeg Aug. 26, 1941 ;
v.c. and admin, officer at Bremen Aug. 1, 1946 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class eight Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c.
at Bremen Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Heindei, Richard Heathcote. — b. Hanover, Pa., Aug.
24, 1912 ; Hanover High Sch. grad. ; business sch. ;
Harvard, A.B. 1933 ; U. of Pa., A.M. 1934, Ph.D. 1938 ;
foreign fellowship. Social Science Research Council,
1936-37 ; author ; regional dir.. Survey of Fed. Ar-
chives, 1936 ; Penfield fellow in int. law and diplomacy
1937-38 ; dir., War Documentation Service, 1939-41 ;
book review editor for magazine 1938—42 ; fellow, Li-
brary of Cong., 1940-41 ; consultant, Nat. Resources
Planning Bd., 1942 ; dir. of Am. library in Am. emb.,
London, 1942-45 ; instr. and asst. prof., U. of Pa.,
1938^15 ; observer. Books and Periodicals Commn.,
Allied Conf. of Ministers of Education, London,
1943^4 ; app. special asst. to the dir.. Office of Public
Affairs, Dept. of State, at $7,175 (P-7) Aug. 31, 1945,
Office of Int. Information and Cultural Affairs, Nov. 1,
1945 ; act. chief, Div. of Libraries and Institutes, Jan.
1. 1946 ; chief, P-8, May 28, 1946 ; married. — ILL
Heins, Fred G. — b. Alma, Mo., Nov. 22, 1900 ; Black-
burn High Sch. ; business-sch. grad. ; George Washington
U. 1926-29 ; elk., Dept. of State, 1924-29 ; sec. to gov.
gen. of P. I. 1929-32, of PR. 1934-39; mgr. of Puerto
Rican travel office in N.Y. 1939-40 ; divisional asst., Bd.
of Econ. Warfare, 1941-42 ; app. divisional asst. at
$4,600 in the Dept. of State Sept. 28. 1942 ; liaison of-
ficer at $5,600 (P-6) July 16, 1944 ; transferred to
Reconstruction Finance Corp. as marketing specialist
Dec. 25, 1945 ; app. political economist, P-6, in the
Dept. of State Mar. 11. 1946: married. — CPA.
BIOGRAPHIES
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Heisler, Charles Harrington. — b. Milford, Del., July
20. 1888 ; Central Manual Training High Sen. grad. ;
U. of Del., B.S. 1911 ; Del. Nat. Guard 1908-11 ; en-
gineering with railroad and mining companies in U.S.,
Australia, and So. Africa 2% yrs. ; app. elk. In Am.
consulate at Johannesburg Nov. 10, 1914 ; v.c. at Cape
Town June 9, 1915 ; app. v.c. of career of class three
May 25, 1921 ; v.c. at Kovno July 14, 1921 ; class two
May 26, 1922; v.c. at Riga June 20. 1922; class one
Feb. 26, 1923; For. Ser. officer unclass. July 1, 1924;
class eight and cons. Aug. 8, 1924 ; cons, at Malmo
Sept. 17, 1924 ; at Warsaw May 19, 1926 ; class seven
May 17, 1928; cons, at Danzig, temp., Oct. 10, 1928;
at Warsaw Feb. 20, 1929; class six July 24, 1930; at
Danzig Feb. 2, 1932 ; at Hamilton, Bermuda, Apr.
6, 1934; at Hamilton, Ont., Aug. 1, 1936; sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Dec. 1, 1937 ; cons, at Tunis Aug. 2, 1938 ;
at Madras Feb. 17, 1941 (canceled) ; to the Dept.
Dec. 18, 1941 ; cons, at Newcastle-on-Tyne Feb. 17,
1942 ; class five July 16, 1943 ; class four Aug. 13,
1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Hejno, Francis John. — b. Dresden, Germany, Oct. 6,
1894 ; naturalized 1921 ; business-sch. grad. ; trans-
lator, elk., and interpreter, Am. leg., Prague, 1930-39 ;
elk. in Am. consulate gen. at Prague 1939—40 and at
Vienna 1940-41 ; app. elk. at $1,440 in the Dept. of
State Feb. 11, 1942; at $1,800 June 16, 1942; at
$2,300 Nov. 1, 1942 ; at $2,400 July 1, 1944 ; v.c. in
the For. Ser. Auxiliary near the Govt, of Czechoslo-
vakia established in England Dec. 29, 1944 ; at Praha
Feb. 20, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Heltberg, Arnlioth Gelline. — b. San Francisco, Calif.,
May 8, 1905; Intermediate High Sch. (Oakland) grad. ;
Bergens Katedralskole, Bergen, Norway ; business-sch.
grad. ; sch. In Germany ; Oslo U., bachelor of political
economy and statistics 1926 ; app. elk. in Am. con-
sulate at Bergen Aug. 1, 1926 ; v.c. at Bergen Feb.
19, 1937 ; at Reykjavik Sept. 4, 1941 ; also admin, asst.
at Reykjavik June 16, 1945 ; v.c. at Oslo July 18, 1945 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946.
Hemba, Alton W.— b. Purvis, Miss., May 19, 1915; Purvis
High Sch. grad.; George Washington, B. A. 1940, LL. B. 1943;
inem. of bar of D. 0.; elk., Railroad Retirement Bd., 1937-42;
analyst, Office of Civilian Defense, 1942-43; U. S. Navy 1943-46,
It. (jg), overseas service; app. asst. to special asst. to the sec. of
state for research and intelligence, CAF-12, Apr. 25, 1946; mar-
ried.—SA-E.
Hendershot, Clarence. — b. Bad Axe, Mich., Aug. 24,
1901 ; Bad Axe High Sch. grad. ; Alma Coll., B.A. 1923 ;
U. of Chicago, M.A. 1928, Ph.D. 1936 ; teacher of hist.
in high sch. 1923-24 , priacipal of Cushing High S'ch.,
Rangoon, Burma, 1924-27 ; assoc. prof, of education
and hist., U. of Ala., 1929-31 ; head of hist, dept.,
Judson Coll., Rangoon, 1932—35 ; dir. of branch of
coll. 1936-37, asst. prof, of hist. 1937-38, Hiram Coll. ;
dean of men and assoc. prof, of hist., U. of Redlands,
1938-44 ; chief of southeast Asia section, Office of
War Information, 1944—45 ; transferred to the Dept.
of State as chief public-relations officer, P-7, Aug. 31,
1945 ; public affairs officer in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned to the Dept. July 1, 1946 ; chief of south-
east Asia branch. Area Div. Ill, P-7, Nov. 1, 1946;
married.- — ADF.
Henderson, Clay Hamill. — b. Pocahontas, Ark., June
3, 1917 ; Ark. State Coll., B. S. 1940 ; George Wash-
ington Law Sch. 1940-41 ; teacher in summer sch.
1935 ; deputy tax assessor, Randolph Co., Ark., 1937 ;
with private corp. 1937-40 ; elk., Fed. Housing Admin.
1940, War Dept. 1940-42 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser.
and assigned to the Dept. Oct. 16, 1942 ; at London
Nov. 13, 1942 ; at Stockholm, temp., Mar. 20, 1944 ;
v.c. at Brussels Dec. 30, 1944 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Henderson, Douglas. — b. Newton, Mass., Oct. 15, 1914 ;
Weston High Sch. grad. ; Boston U., B.S. 1940 ;
Fletcher Sch. of Law and Diplomacy, M.A. 1941 ;
instr., Tufts Coll., 1941-42; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Feb.
20, 1042 ; v.c. at Nogales Mar. 27, 1942 ; at Arica June
2, 1943 ; at Cochabamba Nov. 20, 1943 ; For. Ser. officer
of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Henderson, George Dailey. — b. Mexico City, Mexico,
of Am. parents, July 20, 1913 ; schs. in Cuba, Mexico,
and Switzerland ; Haverford Sch. grad. ; Stanford, A.B.
1938 ; with brokerage house in Mexico and newspaper
columnist and radio commentator 1931-35 ; with en-
gineering dept. of oil company 1938-39 ; app. For. Ser.
officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser., July 15, 1939 ; v.c. at Ciudad Juarez July 27,
1939; at Mexicali, temp., Sept. 6, 1940; at Ciudad
Juarez Oct. 12, 1940 ; For. Ser. Sch. Jan. 23, 1941 :
3d sec. and v.c. at Asuncion June 2, 1941 ; class eight
Nov. 16, 1943 ; to the Dept. June 29, 1944 ; class seven
May 16, 1945 ; sec. at Tirana May 26. 1945 ; cons. Oct.
16, 1946 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Rome Oct, 16, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Henderson, James Everett. — b. Valdosta, Ga., June
3, 1902; rj. of Calif., B.S. 1923; mgr. of securities
corp. 1922-30 ; studied under tutor in France 1930-31 ;
app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 17, 1931 ; v.c. at Vancouver
Jan. 20, 1932; For. Ser. Sch. Apr. 22, 1933; to the
Dept.. temp., Aug. 28, 1933 ; v.c. and 3d sec. at Tallinn
Jan. 17, 1934 ; v.c. at Salonika June 10, 1936 ; at Beirut
Feb. 18, 1939 ; class eight Mar. 16, 1939 ; to the Dept.
Jan. 11, 1941 ; class seven Aug. 16, 1941 ; cons. June 9,
1944; cons, at Guadalajara June 15, 1944; class six
May 16, 1945 ; class five May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer
of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Henderson, Loy Wesley. — h. Rogers, Ark., June 28,
1892 ; Northwestern U., A.B. 1915 ; U. of Denver Law
Sch. 1 yr. ; N.Y.TJ. Grad. Sch. 1 yr. ; with Am. Red
Cross in France 1918 ; mem. of Interallied Commn.
to Germany for Repatriation of Prisoners of War ; with
Am. Red Cross Commn. to Western Russia and the
Baltic States 1919-20; in charge of Am. Red Cross
in Germany 1920-21 ; app. v.c. of career of class three
May 26, 1922 ; v.c. at Dublin Aug. 28, 1922 ; at Queens-
town July 17, 1923; class two Nov. 23, 1923; For.
Ser. officer unclass. July 1, 1924 ; to the Dept. Dec.
18, 1924 ; class eight and cons. Dec. 17, 1925 ; sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Apr. 15, 1927 ; 3d sec. at Riga,
Kovno, and Tallinn May 12, 1927 ; class seven May 23,
1929 ; 2d sec. Oct. 19, 1929 ; to the Dept. Oct. 1, 1930 ;
class six Feb. 27, 1931 ; 2d sec. at Moscow Feb. 7,
1934 ; class five Oct. 1, 1935 ; 1st sec. at Moscow Aug.
28, 1936 : del., 17th Int. Geological Cong., Moscow
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1937; class four Jan. 3, 1938; to the Dept. Mar. 18,
1938 ; asst. chief, Div. of European Affairs, Oct. 10,
1938 ; class three Mar. 1, 1940 ; class two June 1,
1942 ; For. Ser. insp. June 15, 1942 ; couns. of emb.
at Moscow temp., Oct. 5, 1942 ; to the Dept. as asst.
chief, Div. of European Affairs, Mar. 1, 1943 ; E.E. and
M.P. to Iraq July 8, 1943 ; dir., Office of Near Eastern
and African Affairs, Apr. 17, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer
of class one, cons, gen., and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
July 18, 1945; to the Dept. July 21, 1945; For. Ser.
officer of class one Nov. 13, 1946 ; class of career min-
ister Nov. 25, 1946 ; married. — NEA.
Hendrick, James Pomeroy. — b. Wainscott, N. Y., July 31,
1901; Oroton Sch. grad.; Yale, B. A. 1923, LL.B. 1927; Cambridge
U., England, 1923-24; mem. of bar of N. Y.; in law firm 1928-41;
sr. atty., War Dept., 1941^2; U. S. Army 1942-46, col.; app.
expert on int. org. affairs, P-7, in the Dept. of State Apr. 23, 1946;
adviser to United Nations Econ. and Social Council Commn.,
1946; married.— OA.
Heneman, Harlow James. — b. Lester Prairie, Minn.,
Feb. 12, 1906; Central High Sch. (Minneapolis) grad.;
D. of Minn., B.A. 1928 ; U. of Calif., M.A. 1930 ; U. of
London, Ph.D. 1934 ; assoe. prof, of political science,
U. of Mich., 1933-42, 1945 ; U.S. Army 1942-44, maj.,
overseas service ; chief of European-African branch,
War Dept., 1944-45 ; attended Council of For. Minis-
ters, London, 1945 ; admin, analyst, Bu. of the Budget,
1945-46 ; app. special asst. to the asst. sec. of state
for occupied areas, P-8, Sept. 25, 1946 ; U.S. repre-
sentative, 1st U.S.-United Kingdom Meeting on Bi-
zonal Arrangements for Germany, Washington, 1946 ;
married. — A— H.
Hening, John Walter Burwell. — b. Shanghai, China,
of Am. parents, Feb. 16, 1913 ; schs. in Shanghai and
Geneva; Mt. Hermon Sch. (Mass.) grad.; U. of Rich-
mond, B. S. 1934 ; dir. of vocational adjustment serv-
ice, Y.M.C.A., 1935-38 ; sr. interviewer, Va. State Em-
ployment Service, 1938-41 ; admin, asst. in charge of
personnel with airport-construction company 1941—42 ;
chief of placement, Office for Emergency Management,
1942—43 ; U. S. Navy 1943-44, ensign ; app. personnel
technician at $4,600 (CAF-12) in the Dept. of State
Sept. 16, 1944 ; personnel officer, CAF-13, Oct. 11,
1945 ; married. — FP.
Henriksen, Essie Audrey. — b. The Dalles, Oreg. ;
Molalla Union High Sch. grad. ; U. of Oreg., B.A.
1929 ; George Washington, M.A. 1946 ; newspaper re-
porter 1929-30, 1932-36 ; editor of weekly newspaper
1030-32 ; corr. and editorial elk., Treas. Dept.
1936-37, Dept. of Agri. 1937-40 ; app. editorial asst. at
$1,806 in the Dept. of State Oct. 7, 1940 ; at $2,300
Jan. 1, 1942 ; at $2,400 July 1, 1943 ; editor at $3,200
(CAF-9) July 1, 1944; special asst., CAF-11, Dec. 2,
1945.— TC.
Henry, David Howe, 2d. — b. Geneva, N.Y., May 19,
1918 ; Geneva High Sch. grad. ; l'lnstitut de Touraine,
diplome 1937 ; Sorbonne, diplome 1938 ; Columbia, A.B.
1939 ; training sch. of life insur. company, diploma
1939; studied Italian under private tutor in Italy 1939;
salesman with insur. company 1940—41 ; app. For. Ser.
officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Mar. 20, 1941 ; v.c. at Montreal Mar. 26, 1941 ;
at Beirut Mar. 23, 1942 ; also 3d sec. at Beirut Nov. 19,
1942 ; to the Dept. Oct. 6, 1944 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at
Moscow Jan. 31, 1945 ; v.c. at Vladivostok June 1,
1945 ; class eight Aug. 13, 1945 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at
Moscow Dec. 26, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class five
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Henry, J. William. — b. Douglas, Ariz., June 27, 1913 ;
U. of Ariz., B.A. 1936 ; private sec. 1933-34 ; stenog.
1934-36 ; app. elk. in Am. leg. at Managua Apr. 5,
1936 ; at Lisbon Dec. 29, 1939 ; For. Ser. officer un-
class., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Aug.
12, 1944 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Lisbon Aug. 14, 1944 ;
at Mombasa June 6, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class six
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Henry, Marcelle. — app. admin, asst. in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Paris July 1, 1946 • For. Ser. Staff
officer of class eleven Nov. 13, 1946 ; press officer at
Paris Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Henry, R. Horton. — b. Douglas, Ariz., Jan. 23, 1904 ;
Douglas High Sch. grad.; U. of Ariz. 1921-24;
U.S.M.A. 1924-26; jr. civil engineer, Public Bldgs.
and Public Parks, 1927 ; elk. in Am. consulate at
Antilla 1927-28; v.c. at Antilla 1928-30; at Nuevitas
July-Oct. 1929; app. to For. Ser. June 12, 1930 (de-
clined app.) ; resigned June 30, 1930; app. asst. trade
commr. at Habana July 1, 1930; at Mexico City Aug.
4. 1934; at Madrid Sept. 2, 1936; act. cml. att. at
Caracas May 7, 1937 ; trade commr. at Buenos Aires
Nov. 1, 1937 ; For. Ser. officer of class seven July 1,
1939 ; cons, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ;
cons, at Buenos Aires Dec. 29, 1939 ; also 2d sec. at
Buenos Aires Mar. 19, 1941 ; Am. representative, U. S.-
Argentine Mixed Commn., 1941-42 ; State Dept. mem.,
Interdept. For. Requirements Comm., 1942 ; to the Dept.
June 19, 1942 ; class six Oct. 20, 1942 ; State Dept.
representative. Jt. State Dept.-Bd. of Econ. Warfare
Mission to Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, and Chile To Estab-
lish Decentralized Export Control, 1943; ch;ef of plan-
ning staff. Office of For. Ser. Admin., Mar. 1, 1944 ; asst.
to the under sec. of state June 23, 1944 ; special asst.
to the dir., Office of the For. Ser., Apr. 1, 1945 ; class
four May 16, 1945 ; 1st sec. at Lima June 20, 1945
(canceled) : 1st sec. and cons, at Mexico City June 29,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Herman, Samuel. — b. Chicago, 111., July 4, 1908 ;
Froebel High Sch. (Gary, Ind.) grad.; U. of Chicago,
Ph.B. 1929, J.D. 1931 ; mem. of bars of 111., Ind., and
D. C. ; law practice 1932-34 ; atty., Dept. of Agri.,
1934-40 ; asst. atty. gen., State of 111., 1940-41 ;
principal atty., Bd. of Econ. Warfare, 1941—42 ; chief
of div., For. Econ. Admin., 1942-43; U. S. ' Army
1943-45 ; regional supervisor in Germany, United Na-
tions Relief and Rehabilitation Admin., 1945—46 ; app.
atty., adviser. P-7, in the Dept. of State Aug. 5, 1946 ;
married. — OFLC.
Herndon, Richard Middleton. — b. Philadelphia, Pa.,
Oct. 21, 1919 ; Lower Merion High Sch. grad. ; l'lnsti-
tut Gabriel Rausch, Geneva, 1928 ; Washington and
Lee, B.A. 1941 ; Haverford Coll. 1941 ; app. elk. at
$2,000 in the Dept. of State Dec. 11, 1941 ; resigned
June 10, 1942 to enter the armed services ; U. S. Army
1942-46, 1st It., overseas service ; liaison officer, 29th
sess., Int. Labor Org., Montreal, Sept,-Oct. 1946 ; app.
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265
v.c. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Mont-
real Jan. 17, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Feb. 27, 1946 ; v.c.
at Montreal Mar. 8, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Herrick, Harold Colton, Jr.— b. St. Louis, Mo., July 1, 1917;
Soldan High Sen. grad.; Washington, B. S. (electrical engineer-
ing) 1937, B. S. (engineering admin.) 1938; asst. observer, geo-
physical engineering company 1938-39; engineer with oil and gas
company 1939-41; U. S. Army 1941-46, maj., overseas service;
app. civil engineer, P-4, in the Dept. of State Apr. 29, 1946;
married. — MA.
Herron, Francis W. — app. admin, asst. in the For.
Ser. and assigned to the Dept. July 1, 1946 ; at Buenos
Aires July 31, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; asst. press officer at Buenos Aires
Xov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Herz, Martin Florian. — b. New York, N. Y., July 9,
1917 ; high-sch. grad., Vienna, Austria ; Hochschule
fur Welthandel, Vienna, 1935-36 ; Oxford, summer
1935 ; Columbia, B.S. 1937, grad. work 1939-41 ; trans-
lator for broadcasting company 1939-40 ; asst. corre-
spondent in exporting firm 1940-41, 1946 ; U.S. Army
1941-46, maj., overseas service ; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Sept.
5, 1946 ; to the Dept. Sept. 22, 1946 ; 3d sec. and v.c.
at Vienna Oct. 2, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six
Nov. 13, 1946.
Hibbard, Richard E. — b. New Glasgow, Nova Scotia,
of Am. parents, Jan. 12, 1910; Orlando (Fla.) High
Sch. grad.; Eau Claire State Teachers Coll. (Wis.),
B.Ed. 1932 ; Fletcher Sch. of Law and Diplomacy,
M.A. 1934 ; Northwestern U., M.A. 1933, Ph.D. 1943 ;
research in Salonika, Greece, Istanbul, Turkey, and
Public Record Office and British Museum, London ;
instr., Anatolia Coll., Salonika, Greece, 1934-37, Muh-
lenberg Coll., Allentown, Pa., 1938-43 ; app. divisional
asst. at $3,800 in the Dept. of State Nov. 9, 1943 ;
chief of war interests section, Special War Problems
Div., at $4,600 (P-5) Mar. 13, 1945, Special Projects
Div. Oct. 3, 1945 ; P-6 Oct. 30, 1945 ; asst. chief,
Special Projects Div., Sept. 1, 1946 ; P-7 Sept. 8, 1946 ;
married. — SPD.
Hickerson, John Dewey. — b. Crawford. Tex., Jan. 26,
1898 ; Temple High Sch. grad. ; U. of Tex., B.A. 1920 ;
U.S. Army 1018; lecturer on diplo. and cons, prac-
tice, Georgetown Sch. of For. Ser., 1928- ; app. v.c.
and elk. at Tampico July 9, 1920 ; v.c. of career of
class three and assigned as v.c. at Tampico Sept.
7, 1920; class two May 26, 1922; v.c. at Rio de
Janeiro July 15, 1922 ; class one Feb. 28, 1923 ; cons,
of class seven Dec. 19, 1923 ; For. Ser. officer of class
eight July 1, 1924 ; cons, at Para Aug. 15, 1924 ; at
Ottawa June 20, 1925 ; class seven Aug. 31, 1925 ;
class six June 30, 1927; to the Dept. Aug. 18, 1927;
class five May 23, 1929; asst. chief Div. of Western
European Affairs, June 24, 1930 ; class four Feb. 4,
1931 ; app. asst. chief, Div. of Western European
Affairs, at $6,500 in the Dept. of State Apr. 1, 1931 ;
mem., Bd. of Appeals and Review, 1934—41 ; asst. chief,
Div. of European Affairs, June 16, 1937; at $7,000
Dec. 1, 1938; at $7,500 May 16, 1940; sec. of Am.
section. Permanent Jt. Bd. on Defense, U.S. and Can-
ada, 1940- ; mem.. Efficiency Rating Comm., 1941-42 ;
chief, Div. of British Commonwealth Affairs, Jan. 15,
1944 ; at $S,000 (P-8) June 16, 1944 ; area adviser,
U. S. group, Dumbarton Oaks Conversations on Int.
Org., Washington, 1944 ; deputy dir., Office of Euro-
pean Affairs, Dec. 20, 1944; adviser, U.S. del., United
Nations Conf., on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; mem.
of U.S. del., Civil Aviation Conf., Bermuda, 1946 ; mar-
ried.— EUR.
Hickman, Susan Hall (Mrs.). — b. Quincy, 111. ; bigh-
sch. and business-seh. grad. ; George Washington U.
1927-29 ; elk. and typist, Govt, depts., 1928-30; app.
elk. at $1,440 in the Dept. of State Mar. 17, 1930; at
$1,620 May 1, 1930; at $1,740 July 1, 1930; at
$1,800 May 6, 1935; at $2,000 Oct. 1, 1936; at
$2,100 Apr. 16, 1939; admin, asst. at $2,600 May 16,
1941 ; at $2,700 Jan. 1, 1943 ; fiscal analyst at $3,200
June 1, 1944 ; asst. to finance officer, United Nations
Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; at $3,640
July 1, 1945 ; at $3,750 July 1, 1945 ; admin, analyst
at $4,300 (CAF-11) Sept. 19, 1945.— FSP.
Hickok, Robert Chandler.— b. Brooklyn, N. Y., July 10, 1915;
Ecole Alsacienne (Paris); Lycee de Nice; Lycee Janson de Sailly
(Paris) grad.; Cornell, A. B. 1939; elk. with hat mfg. company
1936; spray painter with heating equipment company 1936-37;
information specialist at N. Y. World's Fair 1939; staff corre-
spondent with news service 1939-43; news editor, writer, radio
announcer, chief of news desk (London) 1943-44, correspondent
(Paris) 1944-45, co-dir. of regional office (Toulouse) 1945, Office of
War Information; transferred to the Dept. of State as sr. field
representative at $4,600 Aug. 31, 1945; radio program producer,
CAF-12, June 30, 1946; married.— IBD.
Hickok, Thomas Anderson. — b. Rochester, Pa., July
12, 1906 ; Cayuga Lake Acad. grad. ; Hamilton Coll., B.A.
1927 ; draftsman 1927-28 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass.
and v.c. of career Nov. 12, 1929 ; v.c. at Toronto, temp.,
Nov. 27, 1929; For. Ser. Sch. Apr. 19, 1930; v.c. at
Beirut July 22, 1930 ; at Jerusalem Feb. 19, 1931 ; at
Lagos Jan. 31, 1935 ; class eight, cons., and cons, at
Lagos Oct. 1, 1935; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Aug. 17,
1937 ; cons, at Tokyo Sept. 28, 1937 ; class seven Aug.
17, 1938 ; at Manila Feb. 25, 1939 ; 2d sec. at Dublin
Dec. 27, 1941 ; class six Feb. 1, 1942 ; cons, at Accra
Jan. 13, 1944; at Lagos, temp., May 27, 1944; at
Accra July 3, 1944 ; class five May 16, 1945 ; 2d sec.
and cons, at Belgrade Jan. 28, 1946 ; 1st sec. at Bel-
grade in addition to duties as cons. Apr. 10, 1946 ;
class four May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three
Nov. 13, 1946.
Hicks, Knowlton Vincent. — b. Waterford. N.Y., June
22. 1902; Troy Conservatory of Music 1914-20; Ham-
burg U. 1928—30; engineering and clerical work 1917-
23 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Ghent Oct. 13, 1923 ;
at Hamburg July 15, 1924 ; v.c. at Hamburg Dec. 17.
1924 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass. and v.c. of career
Apr. 27, 1927 ; v. c. at Hamburg May 9, 1927 ; class
eight, cons., and cons, at Hamburg Feb. 4, 1931 ; at
Goteborg Dec. 17, 1931 ; at Budapest Aug. 6, 1934 ; class
seven Oct. 1, 1935 ; at Vancouver Nov. 13, 1936 ; sec. In
the Diplo. Ser. Aug. 17, 1937 ; cons, at Halifax Jan. 9,
1939 ; class six Apr. 1, 1939 ; to the Dept. Oct. 3, 1941 ;
asst. chief, Visa Div., Mar. 13, 1942 ; class five Oct. 20,
1942 ; cons, at Naples Mar. 11, 1944 ; class four May
16, 1945 ; cons, at Adelaide June 19, 1945 ; For. Ser.
officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
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Higgs, Lahtahnins Randolph. — b. Shannon, Miss.,
Sept. 9, 1909 ; West Point High Sch. grad. ; D. of Miss.
1927-30 ; U. of Ala., summer 1929 ; Georgetown Sch.
of For. Ser. 1930-31 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c.
of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 17, 1931 ;
v.c. at Tampico Jan. 23, 1932 ; For. Ser. Sch. Apr. 22.
1933 ; v.c. at Batavia, temp., Aug. 26, 1933 ; at Sura-
baya Aug. 28, 1933 ; at Batavia July 20, 1935 : v.c. and
3d sec. at Helsingfors July 23, 1936 ; class eight Mar.
1, 1940; to the Dept. May 10 1940; class seven Feb.
1, 1942 ; 2d sec. and v.c at Stockholm Apr. 1, 1944 (can-
celed) ; cons. Apr. 25, 1944 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Stock-
holm Apr. 27, 1944 ; sec. of mission at Helsinki Dec.
6, 1944-Feb. 27, 1945 ; sec. of mission at Helsinki
Mar. 2-May 1, 1945: class five May 16. 1945; 1st sec.
at Stockholm in addition to duties as cons. June 5,
1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Highby, Leo Ingemann.— b. Albert Lea, Minn., Nov.
30, 1901 : Albert Lea High Sell. grad. : Luther Coll.,
A.B. 1924 : U. of Mich., M.A. 1925 ; U. of Freiburg,
Germany, Ph.D. 1933 ; head of dept. of Latin, Luther
Coll. 1927-30; mem. of epigraphical exploration trip.
Am. Society for Archaeological Research in Asia Minor,
1934 ; teacher of French and German, Suomi Coll. and
Theological Sem., 1934-35 ; fellow, Am. Council of
Learned Societies, in Austria, Greece, and Turkey,
1934-35 ; teacher of classics and German, St. Olaf
Coll., 1936-37 ; assoc. prof, of classical languages and
archaeology and head of dept., U. of Md., 1937-42 ;
research analyst, War Dept., 1942-44 ; app. commodity
specialist at $3,800 in the Dept. of State Nov. 13, 1944 ;
at $4,600 (P-5) June 2, 1945 ; sec, U.S. del., 2d sess.
of the Conf., United Nations Food and Agri. Org., Co-
penhagen. 1946 ; married. — IR.
Hill, Heyward Gibbes. — b. Hammond. La., Jan. 16,
1900 ; La. State U. 1916-20 ; private tutors in France
and Alliance Franchise 1927 ; chief chemist and asst.
supt. for sugar companies in Hawaii and Cuba 1920-26:
asst. sugar technologist, Bu. of Chemistry, including
research work in U.S. and Porto Rico, 1928-30; app.
For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. In the
Diplo. Ser. July 17, 1930 ; For. Ser. Sch. Aug. 26. 1930 ;
v.c. at Kobe Nov. 8, 1930; at Taihoku, temp., Sept. 4,
1931 ; at Kobe Oct. 19, 1931 ; at Yokohama Nov. 23.
1931 ; at Buenos Aires Nov. 24, 1933 ; asst. sec. of Am.
del., 7th Int. Conf. of Am. States, Montevideo, 1933;
For. Ser. officer in the emb. at Buenos Aires Dec. 14.
1933-Feb. 22, 1934 ; asst. sec. of Am. del., Pan Am.
Cml. Conf., Buenos Aires, 1935 ; sec. of Am. del., Chaco
Peace Conf., Buenos Aires, 1935-36 ; v.c. at Geneva
Dec. 19. 1 936 ; class eight Apr. 1. 1937 ; cons. Apr. 22,
1937 ; cons, at Geneva Apr. 26, 1937 ; sec. of Am. del.,
meeting of Intergovernmental Committee on Political
Refugees, Evian, France, and London, England. 1938 ;
sec. of Am. del., 8th Int. Conf. of Am. States, Lima.
1938 ; class seven Apr. 1, 1939 ; cons, at Basel Sept. 9,
1939 ; cons, and 2d sec. at Panama Dec. 19, 1939 ; class
six July 16, 1943 ; sec. at Algiers Sept. 25, 1943 ; 2d
sec. of emb. for duty with the U.S. representative to the
Politico-Military Commn. at Algiers Oct. 5, 1943 ; sec.
and cons, at Algiers Dec. 30, 1943 ; relieved of duties
as sec. Sept. 13. 1944; cons, at Tunis Jan. 13, 1945
(canceled) ; class four May 16, 1945 ; cons, at Ankara
June 23, 1945 (canceled) ; 1st sec. at Ankara June
23, li)45 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13. 1940.
Hill, John Lyman, — b. Tomah, Wi9., Sept. 5, 1908 ;
Tomah High Sch. grad. ; Georgetown Sch. of For. Ser.
1928-29; George Washington, A.B. 1937, LL.B. 1938;
mem. of bars of D.C. and Wis. ; sec. in law office
1927; in War Dept. 1927-28; app. elk. at $1,440 in
the Dept. of State Jan. 1, 1929; at $1,560 July I,
1930; at $1,800 Sept. 1, 1931: at $2,000 Dec. 29.
1937 ; at $2,100 Apr. 16, 1939 ; at $2,300 Nov. 1, 1940 ;
divisional asst. (tech.) at $3,200 July 1, 1941 :
at $3,800 (P-4) Nov. 16, 1942: furlough for mil. ser.
(U.S. Navy, It., overseas service) Oct. 9, 1943-Nov. 8,
1946 ; P-5 Nov. 8, 1946 ; married. — AV.
Hill, John Wallace.— b. Huntsville, Ala., Mar. 5,
1888 ; business-sch. grad. ; Georgetown, LL.B. 1915,
LL.M. 1916 ; elk. with atty. 1907-11 ; asst. elk. of
congressional comm. 1911-17 ; app. elk. in Am. leg.
at Bern July 3, 1917 ; at Paris Dec. 28, 1917 ; at
Mexico City Dec. 16, 1937 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class nine Nov. 13, 1946 ; admin, asst. at Mexico City
Nov. 13, 1946.
Hill, Robert Bruce.— b. Saugus, Mass., Apr. 15, 1920; Saugus
High Scb. grad.; Bowdoin Coll., B. S. 1942; Tufts Coll.. erad.
work 1946; U. S. Army 1942-46; app. For. Ser. officer unclass.,
v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. June 14, 1946; to the Dept.
June 30, 1946; v. c. at Antwerp July 19, 1946: For. Ser. officer of
class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Hill, Ruth Mary Lewis (Mrs.). — b. Roslyn, N. Y. ;
Friends' Acad. grad. ; Swarthmore Coll., B.A. 1937 :
U. of Chicago, M.A. 1940 ; research analyst, War Dept.,
1941—43 ; chief of reports section 1943-44, asst. to
policy coordinator and policy control editor 1944-46.
Office of War Information ; transferred to the Dept. of
State as control editor, CAF-12, Aug. 31, 1945; asst.
to policy coordinator Mar. 7, 1946 ; policy and program
planning officer, P-5, Nov. 3, 1946. — OIC.
Hilldring, John H. (Maj. Gen.). — b. New Rochelle.
N.Y., Mar. 27, 1895; U. of Conn., B.S. 1917; U.S.
Army 1917- ; mil. adviser to U. S. del., 26th sess.
of Int. Labor Conf., Philadelphia, 1944 ; mem. of U. S.
del., Berlin Conf., 1945 ; chm., U.S.-United Kingdom
Meeting on Bizonal Arrangements for Germany, Wash-
ington, 1946 ; app. asst. sec. of state Apr. 17, 1946 :
married. — A-H.
Hillenbrand, Martin Joseph. — b. Youngstown, Ohio,
Aug. 1, 1915; St. Michael Cen. High Sch. (Chicagoy
grad. ; U. of Dayton, B.A. 1937 ; Columbia, M.A. 1938.
grad. residence scholar 1937-39, Butler scholar 1938-
39; app. For. Ser. officer unclass.. v.c. of career, and
sec. in the Diplo. Ser., and v.c. at Zurich Mar. 2, 1939 ;
For. Ser. Sch. Jan. 2, 1940 ; v.c. and 3d sec. at Baghdad
June 8, 1940 (canceled) ; v.c. at Rangoon July 27.
1940-Feb. 18, 1942; at Calcutta Apr. 7. 1942; to the
Dept. June 24, 1943 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Lima Aug. 28,
1943 (canceled); class eight July 16, 1943; v.c. at
Lourenco Marques Mar. 1. 1944 ; class seven May 16,
1945 ; For. Ser. officer at Bremen Oct. 18, 1945 ; cons.
Mar. 16, 1946; cons, at Bremen Apr. 11, 1946: For.
Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Hiller, Charles Thomas. — b. Washington, D. C, Nov.
15. 1911 ; Central High Sch. grad. ; Ohio Wesleyan U..
B.A. 1933, M.A. 1935; acct., Treas. D<>i>t. 1935-43,
War Dept. 1943-44 ; app. fiscal and budgetary analyst
at $4,600 (CAF-12) in the Dept. of State Aug. 14,
1044— DF.
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267
Hilliard, Charles C. — b. Asheville, N.C., June 16,
1893 ; high-sen. grad. ; Princeton, Litt.B. 1915 ; mgr.
in Antwerp, Milan, and Paris 1915-17, 1919-31, asst.
v. pres. of banking firm 1931 ; self-employed 1932-42 ;
U.S. Army 1942—46, It. col. ; assoc. of brokerage firm
1946 ; app. asst. for financial policy, Office of the
Asst. Sec. of State for Occupied Areas, P-8, Oct. 25,
1946 ; Dept. representative, U.S. Mission to Germany
on Export-Import Problems, Frankfort on the Main,
1946 ; U.S. representative, 1st U.S.-United Kingdom
Meeting on Bizonal Arrangements for Germany, Wash-
ington, 1946 ; married. — A- II.
Hillman, Owen Norton. — b. Edgartown, Mass., Dec.
29, 1907 ; Edgartown High Sch. grad. ; Clark, A.B,
1929 ; Brown, M.S. 1930, A.M. 1932, PhD. 1934 ; instr.
in philosophy, Princeton U., 1934-37 ; philosophic ad-
viser 1937-38 ; sr. lecturer in philosophy, Judson Coll.,
Rangoon, Burma, 1938 42, Ewing Christian Coll., Alla-
habad, India, 1942—14 ; research analyst in Burma,
Ofiice of Strategic Services, 1944-45 ; transferred to
the Dept. of State as research analyst, P-4, Oct. 1,
1945 ; P-5 Dec. 1, 1946. — DRN.
Hilton, Howard J., Jr. — b. Albuquerque, N. Mex.,
Mar. 15, 1919 ; Kirkland High Sch. grad. ; U. of
Wash., B.A. 1942 ; Am. U., grad. work 1943-44 ; U.S.
Navy 1941—42 ; asst. liaison officer, Office of Lend-
Lease Admin, and For. Econ. Admin., 1942-44 ; app.
divisional asst. at $3,200 in the Dept. of State June
19, 1944; country specialist at $3,800 (P-4) June 20,
1945 ; P-5 July 28, 1946 ; married. — CP.
Hilton, Ralph. — app. information officer in the For.
Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at San Jose July 1, 1946 ;
at Buenos Aires Aug. 9, 1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve
officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946.
Himbert, Arthur Robert. — b. San Francisco, Calif.,
Nov. 9. 1895; Benicia High Sch. grad.; U. of Caiif.,
B.S. 1921, M.S. 1924; Stanford, J.D. 1929; mem. of
bar of Calif. ; U.S. Army 1917-19, overseas service ;
asst. and assoc. prof, of business admin., U. of Oreg.,
1925-27 ; instr. in econ., Stanford U., 1927-29 ; asst.
solicitor, Dept. of State, 1929-30; asst. prof, of com.
1922-24, and prof, of law and com. 1930-42. U. of
Wyo. ; asst. to chm. and legal research consultant,
temp., Nat. Econ. Comm., 1938-40 ; app. divisional
asst. at $5,600 in the Dept. of State Mar. 23. 1942;
at $5,800 Oct. 1. 1944 ; asst. adviser at $6,500 (P-7)
May 12, 1945 ; asst. adviser on agri. products, Com-
modities Div. July 1, 1945, Div. of Int. Resources Nov.
I, 1945 ; married. — IR.
Himmel, Lyle Clifford. — b. Radcliffe, Iowa, July 4,
1907 ; high-sch. grad. ; Huron Coll. 1925-28 ; U. of Minn.
1928-30 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Cali Aug. 16,
1930 ; v.c. at Buenaventura, temp., Apr. 21, 1931 ; at
Cali Aug. 4, 1931 ; at Buenaventura June 15, 1932 ; at
Rangoon Aug. 22, 1934; at Sydney, N.S.W., Oct. 27.
1938; at Perth, temp., Dec. 30, 1940; at Sydney
Sept. 22, 1941 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov.
13, 1946 ; married.
Hines, Frank Thomas. — b. Salt Lake City, Utah, Apr.
II, 1879 ; Coast Artillery Sch. grad. ; LL.D., Utah
State Agri. Coll. 1920, Lincoln Memorial U. 1927, U. of
Ala. 1932 ; Utah Light Artillery 1898-99, 2d It. ; U.S.
Army 1901—, brig, gen., overseas service; dir., U.S.
Veterans' Bu., 1923-30 ; administrator. Veterans
Admin., 1930-45 ; app. A.E. and P. to Panama Sept.
14, 1945 ; married.
Hinke, Frederick William. — b. Philadelphia. Pa., Sept.
8, 1900 ; Auburn Academic High Sch. (New York) grad. ;
Hamilton Coll., A.B. 1922; U.S. Army 1918; app. elk.
in Am. consulate at San Luis Potosl Feb. 15, 1923 ; v.c.
at Antilla Nov. 24, 1923 ; cons. asst. Jan. 7, 1924 ; to
the Dept. Apr. 19, 1924 ; For. Ser. officer unclass.,
July 1, 1924 ; v.c. at Canton Feb. 25, 1926 ; class eight,
cons., and cons, at Canton July 24, 1930 ; at Mazatlan
July 11, 1932 ; at Swatow Dec. 21, 1933 ; class seven
Oct. 1, 1935 ; at Tientsin July 30, 1936 ; sec. In the
Diplo. Ser. Aug. 17. 1937; class six Aug. 16, 1941
cons, at Shanghai Sept. 2-Dec. 7, 1941 ; to the Dept
June 3, 1942 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Lima, Oct. 1, 1942
at Chungking Apr. 4, 1945; class five May 16, 1945
cons, at Tientsin Jan. 24; 1946 ; class four May 19
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946
married.
Hinkle, Eugene Macfarlane, — b. New York, N.Y., Jan.
13, 1902 ; Groton Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A.B. 1923 ; In
steel-construction business 1923-24 ; app. For. Ser. offi-
cer unclass. Sept. 11, 1925; v.c. of career and assigned
to the Dept. May 28. 1926; v.c. at Cape Town June 18,
1927; at Lourenco Marques, temp., Jan. 14, 1928; sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. June 13, 1929 ; 3d sec. at Constanti-
nople (Istanbul) Aug. 6, 1929; class eight and cons.
Dec. 19. 1929 ; class seven July 1, 1931 ; 2d sec. at
Buenos Aires Oct. 6, 1933 ; sec. to Am. del., 9th Pan Am.
Sanitary Conf., Buenos Aires, 1934, and 2d Pan Am.
Conf. of Eugenics and Homiculture, Buenos Aires, 1934 ;
class six Oct. 1, 1935 ; cons, and 2d sec. at Ciudad
Trujillo Dec. 15, 1937 ; class five June 16, 1938 ; del.,
2d Meeting of Inter-Am. Union of the Caribbean. Ciudad
Trujillo, 1940 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Berlin Dec. 21, 1940 ;
relieved of duties as cons. July 15, 1941, as 2d sec.
Dec. 11, 1941 ; 2d sec. at Habana July 8, 1942 ;
class four Nov. 16, 1943 ; 1st sec. at Habana May 1,
1944 ; 1st sec. and cons, at Madrid May 27, 1944 ;
at Lisbon May 10, 1946 (canceled) : cons, at Man-
chester, temp., May 31, 1946 ; at Montreal Sept. 10,
1946 (to proceed after temp, detail) ; For. Ser. officer
of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Hinton, Deane Roesch. — b. Ft. Missoula, Mont., Mar.
12, 1923 ; Elgin (111.) Acad. grad. ; U. of Chicago, A.B.
1943, grad. work 1946 ; timekeeper and material ex-
pediter in construction work, summers 1940-41 ; U.S.
Army 1943-45, 2d It., overseas service ; app. For. Ser.
officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. July 25, 1946 ; to the Dept. Sept. 21, 1946 ;
3d see. and v.c. at Damascus Oct. 31, 1946 : For. S<er.
officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Hirsch, Sol S— b. New York, N. Y., Mar. 9, 1915; Townsend
Harris High Sch. grad.; Coll. of the City of N. Y., B. A. 1935.
M. S. 1938; U. of Grenoble, France, 1935-36; Sorbonne, Licence-
es-Lettres 1937; Institut de Phonetiques, Paris, diplome de
phonetique 1937; asst. in Eng., Lycee Condorcet, Paris, 1936-37;
news editor and correspondent for news agencies 1938-12; news
editor, Office of Inter-Am. Affairs, 1942-43; U. S. Army 1943-45,
719707'
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It., overseas service; transferred to the Dept. of State as news
writer, O AF-12, Aug. 31, 1945; shift chief Apr. 21, 1946; married.—
INP.
Hirschtritt. Ralph— b. New York, N. Y., Nov. 28, 1918; De
Witt Clinton High Sch. grad.; Coll. of the City of N. Y., B. S.
1939; Columbia, M. A. 1940; research analyst, Brookings Inst.,
1938-40; tutor and instr. in econ., Coll. of the City of N. Y.,
1939-42; economist, N. Y. State Dept. of Labor 1941, U. S. Em-
ployment Ser. 1942; assoc. economist, War Production Bd., 1942-
43; XJ. S. Navy 1943-46, It.; app. research analyst, P-4, in the
Dept. of State May 8, 1946; married.— DRF.
Hiss, Alger. — b. Baltimore, Md., Nov. 11, 1904;
Baltimore City Coll. grad. ; Powder Point Acad. ; Johns
Hopkins, B.A. 1926; Harvard, LL.B. 1929; mem. of
bars of Mass. and N.Y. ; sec. and law elk. to Supreme
Court justice 1929-30; law practice 1930-33; asst. to
gen. counsel, and asst. gen. counsel, Agri. Adjustment
Admin., 1933-85 ; legal asst., special Senate committee
investigating munitions industry, 1934-35 ; special atty.,
Dept. of Justice. 1935-36 ; app. asst. to asst. sec. of
state at $5,600 Sept. 1, 1936 ; at $5,800 June 1, 1939 ;
at $6,000 Jan. 1, 1942 ; asst. to the adviser on political
relations at $6,500 Jan. 16, 1942 ; special asst. to the
dir., Office of Far Eastern Affairs, Jan. 15, 1944; spe-
cial asst. to the dir., Office of Special Political Affairs,
May 1, 1944 ; exec, sec, Dumbarton Oaks Conversations
on Int. Org., Washington, 1944; at $8,000 (P-8) Sept.
16, 1944 ; deputy dir., Office of Special Political Affairs,
Nov. 1, 1944 ; accompanied President Roosevelt to
Crimea Conf., 1945 ; tech. officer, U.S. del., Inter-Am.
Conf. on Problems of War and Peace, Mexico City,
1945 ; dir., Office of Special Political Affairs, Mar. 19,
1945 ; sec. gen., United Nations Conf. on Int. Org.,
San Francisco, 1945 ; principal adviser, U.S. del., 1st
part of 1st sess. of the Gen. Assembly, United Nations,
London, 1946 ; married. — SPA.
Hitchcock, Edward Cameron.— b. Chicago, 111., Apr. 23, 1913;
Lake View High Sch. grad.; Northwestern, B. S. 1934; trainee in
metal company 1935-36; mgr. of industrial dept. of metal dis-
tributing company 1936-37; mfgr. representative 1937, copy
writer 1937-40, sales mgr. 1940-42, in mail order companies; U. S.
Army 1942-46, maj., overseas service; app. intelligence officer at
$5,180 in the Dept. of State Feb. 27, 1946; asst. political intelli
gence officer, P-5, July 1, 1946.
Hoard, Robert Stuart. — b. Red Wing, Minn., Aug. 31,
1910; New Braunfels (Tex.) High Sch. grad.; business
sch. ; San Diego State Coll., A.B. 1934 ; Claremont
Coll., M.A. 1939 ; asst. instr. in zoology 1935-38 ; asst.
instr. in biology, Pomona Coll., 1938-40 ; app. elk. in
Am. consulate at Tijuana Dec. 31, 1940 ; v.c. at Guay-
mas Nov. 10, 1942 ; at Acapulco de Juarez July 6,
1943 ; at Naples June 19, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer
of class eleven Nov. 13, 1946.
Hodet, Thomas Richard. — b. White River Junction, Vt.,
Apr. 3, 1916: Bulkeley High Sch. grad.; business-sch. grad.; pro-
curement officer for U. S. submarine base 1934-39; procurement
officer and property custodian, Dept. of Interior, 1939-40; asst.
chief of publications, Bu. of the Census. 1940-41; asst. chief of
budget management staff, Office of Strategic Services, 1941-45;
transferred to the Dept. of State as management analyst, CAF-
11, Sept. 20, 1945; fiscal and budgetary analyst Feb. 24, 1946:
married. — DF
Hodgdon, Anderson Dana. — b. Baltimore, Md., May
8, 1890 ; Charlotte Hall Mil. Sch. grad. ; Washington
and Lee U., A.B. 1911 ; U. of Md., LL.B. 1914 ; grad,
work, Johns Hopkins, 1912-14 ; mem. of bar of Md. ;
with trust company 1913-14 ; law practice 1914-17,
1919-23 ; Md. Naval Militia 1914-17 ; Nat. Naval Vol-
unteers 1917 ; U.S. Naval Reserve Force 1918-19, It.
comdr. ; inactive list 1919- ; app. v.c. of career of class
three June 21, 1923 ; v.c. at Prague Nov. 19, 1923 ; at
Stuttgart June 18, 1924 ; For. Ser. officer unclass. July
1, 1924; v.c. at Windsor June 4, 1927; class eight,
cons., and cons, at Windsor Aug. 24, 1927 ; to the Dept.
Mar. 22, 1928; asst. chief Visa Office, Feb. 1, 1929;
class seven Dec. 19, 1929 ; chief Visa Office, July 1,
1930 ; detailed to attend consular conferences at London,
Stuttgart, and Warsaw, in connection with enforcement
of laws and regulations relating to issuance of visas,
1930 ; chief, Visa Div. Jan. 1, 1931 ; app. chief, Visa
Div., at $5,600 in the Dept. of State Feb. 1, 1931 ; For.
Ser. officer and assigned to the Dept. Jan. 11, 1934 ;
class six, sec. in the Diplo. Ser., and cons. Jan. 15, 1934 ;
For. Ser. officer at Moscow Feb. 7, 1934 ; cons, at Mos-
cow Feb. 12, 1934; at Riga Oct. 1, 1934; also 2d sec.
at Riga Nov. 7, 1935; cons, at Berlin June 10. 1936;
also 2d sec. at Berlin May 18, 1039 ; class five Nov. 16,
1939 ; cons, at Naples Dec. 6, 1940 ; at Rome Feb. 18-
Dec. 11, 1941 ; also 2d sec. at Rome Apr. 3-Dec. 11,
1941 ; relieved of duties as cons. July 1, 1941 ; class
four June 1. 1942 ; to the Dept. June 19, 1942 ; act.
liaison officer May 31-June 6, 1944 ; asst. chief, Div. of
For. Activity Correlation, June 7, 1944 ; class three
July 16, 1944 ; 1st sec. and cons., staff of Supreme
Headquarters, A. E. F., London, Aug. 26, 1944 ;
cons. gen. Sept. 9, 1944 ; For. Ser. officer, office of
U.S. political adviser on German affairs, Supreme
Headquarters, A.E.F., Apr. 21. 1945 ; detailed to Ber-
lin Conf. 1945 ; cons. gen. at Stuttgart Feb. 28, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Hodge, Carleton Taylor. — b. Springfield, 111., Nov. 27,
1917 ; Springfield High Sch. grad. ; De Pauw, A.B.
1939 ; U. of Pa., Ph.D. 1943 ; instr., U. of Pa. 1942-43,
1945-46, U. of Ind. 1943-44, United Nations Relief
and Rehabilitation Center, 1944 ; fellow, Am. Council
of Learned Societies, 1944-45, summer 1946 ; app.
language instr., P-4, in the Dept. of State Oct. 17,
1946; married. — FSS.
Hodge, Charles lee.— b. Columbia, Tenn., Mar. 25, 1902; St.
Louis U. High Sch. grad.; St. Louis U., A. B. 1925, grad. work
1925-26; Harvard, M. A. 1929; asst. prof, at St. Louis U. and
Wash. U., chief economist for int. telegraphers org., consulting
economist, 1929-35; state dir., Nat. Recovery Admin., 1934-35;
gen. sec. of int. association of public employment services 1935-
43; chief industrial economist, Dept. of Labor, 1935-37; dir. and
sec. of bd. 1937-42, Washington representative 1942-45, Railroad
Retirement Bd.; app. asst. adviser on central Europe, P-7, in the
Dept. of State Oct. 22, 1945; chief of disarmament section, Div. of
Japanese and Korean Econ. Affairs, June 16. 1946: act. assoc.
chief of div. Oct. 3, 1946; married.— JK.
Hodge, Philip G. — app. admin, officer in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Rome July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve
officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; librarian at Rome
Nov. 13, 1946.
Hoenigswald, Henry M. — b. Breslau, Germany, Apr.
17, 1915 ; naturalized 1945 ; Maximilians Gymnasium
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269
(Munich) grad. ; studied at U. of Munich, Zurich, and
Padua (Italy) 1932-36; U. of Florence, Litt.D. 1936;
lecturer, instr., and research asst., Yale U., 1939-42,
1945-46 ; instr., Hartford Sem. Foundation, 1942-43,
1945—16 ; fellow, Am. Council of Learned Societies,
1942-44 ; lecturer, U. of Pa. 1944-45, U. of Mich,
summer 1946, Hunter Coll., fall 1946 ; app. language
instr., P-4, in the Dept. of State Nov. 22, 1946 ; mar-
ried.—FSS.
Hofflin, Elizabeth Garfield. — b. Minneapolis, Minn. ;
Central High Sch. grad. ; Columbia, B.A. 1912; Sch. of
Artistic Education, Paris ; decorator 1924—29 ; design
consultant. Resettlement Admin., 1934-38 ; merchan-
dise counselor on home furnishings for dept. store
1939-41 ; furniture specialist, Fed. Public Housing Au-
thority, 1942^14 ; assoc. merchandise mgr. of home
furnishings for private company ; app. divisional asst.
at $4,600 (P-5) in the Dept. of State June 7, 1945. —
FBO.
Hoffman, Alden Mellroy. — b. Mason, Wis., Nov. 29,
1911; Boise (Idaho) High Sch. grad.; U. of Idaho,
B.A. 1935 ; owner of cold storage company 1935-37 ;
electrical engineer with utility company 1937-40 ; U.S.
Army 1940-45, It. col., overseas service ; app. v.c. in
the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Naples Nov.
18, 1945 ; also admin, asst. at Naples July 1, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ;
v.c. at Naples Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Hoffman, Malvin Gerald— b. New York, N. Y., Feb. 22,
1896; Englewood High Sch. (Chicago) grad.; U. of Chicago, Ph.
B. 1918, M. S. 1920, Ph. D. 1930; U.S. Army 1917-19, 2d It.; petrog-
rapher for oil company 1920-21; geologist for refining company
1921-22; geologist for oil companies 1921-26, 1936-40; consulting
geologist 1926-29; asst. prof, in geology, Wash. State Coll., 1929-
36; research and sales engineer for geochemical service company
1940-41; petroleum consultant, Nat. Resources Bd., 1941; chief of
petroleum reserves section, production div., Petroleum Admin,
for War, 1941-46; app. divisional asst., P-6, in the Dept. of State
Feb. 1, 1946; married.— PED.
Hoffman, Thomas E. — b. Tiffin, Ohio, Mar. 24, 1918;.
St. John's High Sch. grad. ; De Sales Coll., A.B. 1939 ;
U. of Toledo, M.A. 1941; app. elk. at $2,000 in the
Dept. of State Dec. 15, 1941 ; divisional asst. at
$2,600 July 16, 1942 ; at $2,700 Apr. 1, 1944 ; at $3,200
Oct. 1, 1944 ; at $3,640 July 1, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer
unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Oct.
16, 1945 ; to the Dept. Nov. 29, 1945 ; v.c. at Hong-
kong Oct. 30, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov.
13, 1946 ; married.
Hoffmann, Erich William August. — b. Milwaukee,
Wis., Aug. 22, 1S96 ; Cml. High Sch., Berlin, Germany ;
private tutors in Denmark ; U. of Wis., B.A. 1926 ;
shipping elk. in export and import house in Copenhagen
1918-19 ; asst. export mgr. in Berlin 1919-20 ; post-office
elk. in U.S. 1921-22; 2d It, O.RC; app. elk. in Am.
consulate at Budapest Apr. 22, 1927 ; v.c. at Budapest
Feb. 5, 1930 ; at Tirana Dec. 5, 1931 ; at Moscow July
15, 1939 ; at Manila July 18, 1941-Jan. 1, 1942 ; to
the Dept. Sept. 3, 1943 ; v.c. at Naples Mar. 6, 1944 :
elk. at Tirana Apr. 5, 1945 ; v.c. at Tirana July 27,
1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946.
Hoffmann, Walter Wesselhoeft. — b. Belmont, Mass.,
Dec. 20, 1897; Kansas City Country Day Sch. grad.;
Harvard, A.B. 1919; Calif. Inst, of Tech. 1922-23;
U. S. Army 1918-19, 2d It.; export business 1919-20;
asst. purser and agent for steamship company 1924—
30 ; app. elk. In Am. consulate at Port Limon May
22, 1931 ; v.c. at Port Limon Aug. 6, 1931 ; For. Ser.
officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Dec. 17, 1931 ; v.c. at Port Limon Jan. 2, 1932 ; For.
Ser. Sch. Aug. 16, 1932 ; v.c. at Auckland, temp., Dec.
8, 1932; at Wellington Dec. 22, 1932; v.c. and 3d sec
at Tegucigalpa July 1, 1935 ; at San Salvador May 29,
1937 ; class eight Mar. 1, 1940 ; v.c. at Hong Kong June
5, 1940-Dec. 24, 1941 ; to the Dept. June 3, 1942 ; 3d sec.
and v.c. at Rio de Janeiro Sept. 12, 1942 ; class seven
Oct. 20, 1942; 2d sec. at Rio de Janeiro in addition to
duties as v.c. Feb. 6, 1943 ; v.c. at Fortaleza Aug. 11,
1943 ; cons. Aug. 19, 1943 ; cons, at Fortaleza Sept. 28,
1943 ; For. Ser. officer, office of U.S. political adviser
for Germany, July 23, 1945; class six Aug. 13, 1945:
cons, at Frankfort on the Main Jan. 21 1946 ; For.
Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Hogue, Val. — b. Thomasville, Ga., June 7, 1915;
Joyes Sch. grad. ; Columbus U., LL.B. 1939 ; elk.,
Dept. of Agri. 1934, Dept. of Interior 1935-39 ; special
agt., Dept. of Interior, 1939-41 ; field examiner, Civil
Ser. Commn., 1941-42 ; app. divisional asst. at $2,600
in the Dept. of State Jan. 19, 1942 ; at $3,200 (P-3)
May 16, 1942 ; furlough for mil. ser. (U.S. Navy, It.,
overseas service) Dec. 29, 1942— June 7, 1946; P— 4
June 7, 1946. — ES.
Hohenthal, Theodore Johannes. — b. Daggett, Calif.,
Aug. 14. 1905 : Turlock Union High Sch. grad. ; U. of
Calif., A.B. 1928. LL.B. 1931 ; mem. of bar of Calif. ;
app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 17, 1931 ; For. Ser. Sch. Dec.
30, 1931 ; v.c. at Zagreb Apr. 7, 1932 ; at Bombay Dec.
29, 1934 ; also for Portuguese possessions In India Mar.
30, 1937 ; at Vienna July 19, 1938-July 15, 1941 ; class
eight Nov. 16, 1939 ; to the Dept. Aug. 11, 1941 ;
class seven Oct. 20, 1942 ; For. Ser. officer, office of
U.S. political adviser, staff of Supreme Allied Com-
mander, Mediterranean theater, Sept. 13, 1944 (can-
celed) ; 2d sec. and v.c. at Belgrade Mar. 26, 1945
(canceled) ; class six May 16, 1945 ; cons. May 21,
1945 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Belgrade May 21, 1945 ;
cons, at Zagreb Jan. 25, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Holcomb, Thomas (Gen.). — b. New Castle, Del., Aug.
5, 1879; Western High Sch. (D.C.) grad.; U. S. Army
find Navy War Colls., 1931-32 ; U. S. Marine Corps
1900-44, It. gen. ; 2d in command, 6th Marines, A. E. F.,
1918 ; with Army of Occupation, 1918 ; in command
of marines at Am. leg., China, 1927-30 ; commandant.
Marine Corps Schs., Quantico, Va., 1935-36 ; maj. gen.
commandant 1936—10, commandant 1940-44, U. S.
Marine Corps ; app. E.E. and M.P. to the Union of
South Africa Mar. 21, 1944 ; married.
Holder, Oscar Curtis. — b. Pass Christian, Miss., Aug.
7, 1911 ; St. Mark's Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A.B. 1933 ;
Leland Stanford Business Sch. 1933-34 ; private tutor
in France ; statistician, salesman, and accountant with
private firms 1934-38 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass.,
v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Mar. 20,
1941 ; v.c. at' Montreal Mar. 28, 1941 ; 3d sec. and
v.c. at Cairo Mar. 23, 1942; v.c. at Port Said (for
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duty at Suez, temp.) May 19, 1942; at Suez Feb. 13,
1943 ; to the Dept. Nov. 23, 1944 ; v.c. at Lisbon, temp..
Mar. 7, 1945 ; class eight Aug. 13, 1945 : 3d sec. and
v.c. at Moscow July 30, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
five Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Holland, George Kenneth. — b. Los Angeles, Calif.,
May 10, 1907 ; Franklin High Sch. grad. ; Occidental
Coll., A.B. 1929, LL.D. (honorary) 1946; Princeton,
A.M. 1931 ; U. of Grenoble, cert., summer 1931 ; U. of
Paris, cert., 1932 : exec, sec, int. student ser., 1932-
33 ; supervisor of education, Civilian Conservation
Corps. 1933-35 ; assoc. dir., Am. Youth Commn., 1935-
41 ; dir. of section 1941-46, pres., Inter-Am. Educa-
tion Foundation 1945-46, Office of Inter-Am. Affairs ;
tech. adviser, 2d Inter-Am. Conf. on Agri., Mexico
City, 1942 ; observer, 1st Inter-Am. Conf. of Dirs. and
Ministers of Education, Panama City, 1943 ; tech.
consultant, United Nations Educational and Cultural
Conf., London, 1945 ; app. asst. dir., Office of Int.
Information and Cultural Affairs, Dept. of State, P-8.
Mar. 18, 1946 ; adviser, U.S. del., 1st sess. of Gen.
Conf., United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cul-
tural Org., Paris, 1946 ; married. — OIC.
Holland, Thomas Willard.— b. Woodville, Mich., Dec. 21,
1900; high-sch. grad.; U. of Mich., A. B. 1923; Columbia, LL.B.
1934; U. of Wis., Ph. B. 1939; mem. of bar of D. C; asst. labor
mgr. for clothing mfrs. 1923-25; asst. prof, of econ., U. of N. C,
1926-28; assoc. prof, of econ., Rutgers, 1929-34; labor compliance
officer, Nat. Recovery Admin., 1934; law practice 1935; chm. of
public contracts bd. 1936-40, dir. of research and statistics, Wage
and Hours Div., 1940-42, administrator of Wage and Hours Div.
1942, Dept. of Labor; chief of Employment Div., War Relocation
Authority, 1942-43; chm. of appeals and review comms.. War
Labor Bd., 1943^16; app. assoc. chief, Div. of Int. Labor, Social
and Health Affairs, Dept. of State, P-8, Jan. 15, 1946; special
asst. to U. S. del., 28th (Maritime) sess. of the Int. Labor Office,
Int. Labor Org., Seattle, Wash., 1946; married.— ILH.
Hollis, Ernest Victor, Jr.— b. Statesboro, Ga., July 21, 1920;
Horace, Mann Sch. grad.; Wesleyan U. (Conn.), B. A. 1941,
Columbia, M. A. 1943; economist, Office of Price Admin., 1942-
43; U. S. Navy 1943-46, It., overseas service; app. research analyst.
P-4, in the Dept. of State July 22, 1946— ICD.
Hollis, Walter. — b. Newton Highlands, Mass., July
30, 1908 ; Charlton High Sch. grad. ; Clark, A.B. 1930 ;
Columbia, A.M. 1933, LL.B. 1936; mem. of bar of N.Y. ;
asst. in legal firm 1936-42; app. divisional asst. at
$3,800 in the Dept. of State Apr. 1, 1942; at $4,600
(P-5) May 16, 1944; P-6 Mar. 13, 1946; married.— j
CP.
Holm, Arvid Gunnard. — b. Spokane, Wash., June 17,
1915 ; business sch. 1935—36 ; clerical work for news-
paper 1936-40 ; in Office of Adjutant Gen., War Dept.,
1940—41 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. and assigned to the
Dept. Mar. 17, 1941 ; at Godthaab Apr. 3, 1941 ; v.c.
at Godthaab July 13, 1944; v.c. at Bergen Apr. 4,
1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13,
1946.
Holmes, Edward Warren. — b. Beverly, Mass., Nov.
15, 1923 ; Beverly High Sch. grad. ; Brown, A.B. 1945 ;
Fletcher Sch. of Law and Diplomacy, M.A. 1946 ; U.S.
Army 1943 ; admin, asst., Brown U., 19.45 ; app. For.
Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. June 14, 1946 ; to the Dept. June 30, 1946 :
3d sec. and v.c. at Managua July 19, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Holmes, Franklin Austin. — b. Emory, Tex., Mar. 18,
1906 ; high-sch. grad. ; George Washington, B.A. 1930,
Law Sch. 1931-34 ; DePaul U. Law Sch. 1935-36 ; clk.-
typist, Navy Dept., 1924-26 ; app. elk. at $1,320 in the
Dept. of State Nov. 18, 1927 ; at $1,440 July 1, 1928
(Welch Act) ; at $1,620 July 1, 1928 ; at $1,740 July 1,
1930 ; at $2,000 July 6, 1931 : asst. disbursing officer,
July 3, 1931 ; at $2,600 July 6, 1931 ; admin, and dis-
bursing officer, Dept. of the Treasury, 1934-39 ; budget
examiner, Bii. of the Budget, 1939-46 ; detailed to the
Dept. of State as act. chief, Div. of Budget, Apr. 22.
1946; app. in the Dept. of State, CAF-13, May 16,
1946 ; chief, Div. of Budget, CAF-14, Oct. 20, 1946 ;
married. — DB.
Hood, Amelia H. (Mrs.). — b. Fairport, N.Y. ; Fairport
High Sch. grad. ; business-sen. grad. ; Radcliffe, A.B.
1930 ; American U. 1934-35 ; stenog. and sec. in pri-
vate firms 1913-16, 1922-26, 1930-33, in War Dept.
1917-20 ; cataloging and research work 1930-32 ; ad-
vertising-promotion work 1933-34 ; app. elk. at $2,000
in the Dept. of State Oct. 1, 1934 ; economic analyst at
$2,600 Sept. 16, 1937 ; divisional asst. July 1,
1939 ; at $3,200 Apr. 16, 1941 ; at $3,800 (P-4) Sept.
1, 1942 ; country specialist Nov. 16, 1945. — CP.
Hook, Wesley Byron. — b. Quanah. Tex., July 27, 1906 :
Quanah High Sch. grad.; Tex. Mil. Coll., grad; flying
instr., 1929-36, aeronautical supt., 1936-41, in avia-
tion sch. ; sr. inspector 1941—43, sr. supervisor 1944—45,
chief of pricing and appraising 1945^6, War Dept. ;
sr. procurement supervisor, Dept. of Commerce, 1943-
44 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as asst. chief of
appraisal and pricing section, Office of For. Liquidation.
CAF-12, Oct. 20, 1945 ; chief of section, CAF-13, Mar.
24, 1946 ; property and supply officer July 28, 1946 ;
married. — OFLC.
Hooker, Marjorie. — b. Flushing, N.Y. ; Flushing High
Sch. grad. ; Hunter Coll., B.A. 1929 ; Syracuse. M.A.
1933; Columbia 1933; departmental asst. 1937 42. re-
search asst. 1942-43. dept. of geology, Columbia ; app.
divisional asst. at $3,200 in the Dept. of State June 1.
1943 ; minerals geographer Jan. 1, 1944 : at S3.30O
Jan. 1, 1945; at $3,800 (P-4) Jan. 11, 1945. — MI.
Hooker, Robert G., Jr. — b. San Francisco, Calif., Mar.
18, 1901 ; Santa Barbara Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A.B.
1923 ; Stanford, J.D. 1925 ; mem. of bar of Calif. ; in
law office 1925—29 ; asst. in investment business
1929-31 ; asst. to pres. of mfg. company 1931-33 ;
partner in brokerage business 1933-41 ; asst. to commr.,
U.S. Maritime Commn., 1941-43; app. exec. asst. to
asst. sec. of state at $6,500 (P-7) Jan. 25, 1943 ; mem.
of U.S. del., Int. Conf., on European Inland Transport,
London, 1944 ; special asst. to the dir.. Office of Trans-
portation and Communications Apr. 16, 1945, Office of
Transport and Communications Policy Apr. 25. 1945 ;
asst. chief. Div. of Eastern European Affairs, Sept. 16.
1945 ; adviser to U.S. mem., 4th sess. of the Council.
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Admin., At-
lantic City, N. J., 1946, 5th sess.. Geneva, 1946; mar-
ried.— EE.
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Hooper, Malcolm Pitts. — b. Baltimore, Md., Oct. 26,
1890 ; Baltimore City Coll. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ;
studied banking and economics ; Johns Hopkins U. ;
asst. to nat. bank examiner 1908-10; auditor-solicitor,
cml. credit company, 1910-14 ; representative of ex-
porting companies in Japan. China, and Russia 1915-
16; In Italy 1916-24; purchasing agt. for A.E.F.,
Italy, 1918 ; del.. 1st Annual Conf., Int. Chamber of
Com.. Paris. 1920; asst. v. pres. of cml. credit com-
pany 1924-25 ; dept. mgr. 1926-34 and branch mgr.
1934-35 of financial companies ; entered Bu. of For.
and Dom. Com. May 15. 1935; app. trade commr. at
Rome Oct. 1, 1935 ; asst. cml. att. at Rome Apr. 24,
1936 ; For. Ser. officer of class five July 1. 1939 ;
cons, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16. 1939;
asst. cml. att. at Panama Dec. 11, 1941 ; cons, at Jeru-
salem Dec. 31, 1942 ; class four May 16, 1945 ; For.
Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946.
Hooper, Peter, Jr.— b. Boston, Mass., June 9, 1920; Milton
High Sch. grad.; Yale, B. A. 1942; Am. U. 1946; U. S. Navy
1942-46, It. comdr., overseas service; app. chief of veterans affairs
section, Div. of For. Ser. Admin., Dept. of State, P-4, Aug. 9,
1946; married. — FA.
Hoover, James Dawson. — b. New York, N.Y., Sept. 17,
1916 ; Horace Mann High Sch. grad. ; Haverford Coll.,
B.A. 1937 ; D. of Wis., M.A. 1938 ; field representative
for adult education agency 1939-42 ; economist, War
Manpower Commn., 1942-45; app. econ. analyst at
$3,800 (P-4) in the Dept. of State Feb. 16, 1945. —
ILH.
Hoover, John Page. — b. Burlingame, Calif., Nov. 7,
1910 : San Mateo Union High Sch. grad. ; Stanford,
A.B. 1931, A.M. 1932; Yale, grad. work 1933-34;
George Washington Law Sch. 1935-36 ; Universidad de
la Habana, Cuba, 1938- ; dormitory master at jr. coll.
1932-33; tariff expert, Bu. of For. and Dom. Com.,
1934-36; elk. to cml. att. at Guatemala 1936-37;
app. asst. trade commr. at Habana Dec. 21, 1936 ;
For. Ser. officer unclass. July 1, 1939 ; v.c. of career
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16. 1939; v.c. at
Habana Dec. 29, 1939 ; asst. cml. att. at Caracas
July 28. 1942 ; class eight Nov. 16, 1943 ; class seven
Aug. 13, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Hope, Ashley Guy. — b. Norfolk, Va., Sept. 8, 1914 ;
Maury High Sch. grad. ; U. of Va., LL.B. 1936 ; Worces-
ter Coll., Oxford, summer 1936 ; mem. of bar of Va. ;
atty. 1937—39 ; atty. -investigator, congressional in-
vestigating comm., 1939-40 ; asst. atty., D.C. Unem-
ployment Compensation Bd., 1940—41 ; asst. dir. of
div., Va. State Corp. Commn., Mar.-June 1941 ; U.S.
Navy 1941—45, It. comdr., overseas service ; app. econ.
analyst in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at
Shanghai Dec. 12, 1945 ; v.c. and econ. analyst at
Dairen Apr. 4, 1946 ; at Shanghai Aug. 20, 1946 ; For.
Ser. Reserve officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c.
at Shanghai Nov. 13, 1946.
Hopkins, Frank Snowden. — b. Gloucester Co., Va., Mar.
8, 1908; Chestertown (Md.) High Sch. grad.; Coll. of
William and Mary, A.B. 1927; Columbia, A.M. 1928;
Johns Hopkins U., grad. work 1936-38; Harvard, Nie-
man Fellow 1938-39 ; editorial asst. for publishing
company 1929 ; reporter and editorial writer 1930—41 ;
dir. of training for shipyard 1936-45 ; app. officer In
the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept. July
30, 1945 ; asst. chief, Div. of Training Services, P-7,
Dec. 31, 1945 ; married. — FSS.
Hopper, George Dunlap. — b. Stanford, Ky., July 13,
1889 ; Stanford High Sch. ; business sch. ; Centre Coll..
A.B. 1913; U. of Louisville, LL.B. 1916; mem. of bar
of Ky. ; mercantile business 1907-11; principal of
sch. 1913-14 ; law practice 1916—17 ; app. cons, of class
eight Sept. 14, 1917; detailed to Stockholm Nov. 27.
1917; Inter-Allied Black List Committee and del., War
Trade Bd., Stockholm, 1919; class six Sept. 5. 1919;
to the Dept. Dec. 11, 1919; cons, at Rotterdam June
11, 1920 ; at Hamburg Mar. 8, 1923 ; at Dunkirk Nov.
27, 1923 ; For. Ser. officer of class seven July 1, 1924 ;
class six Feb. 24, 1925 ; cons, at Antofagasta June 20,
1925 ; to the Dept. Jan. 2, 1929 ; cons, at Montreal
Apr. 11, 1929 ; class five Dec. 19, 1929 ; at Casablanca
June 13, 1934 ; class four Oct. 1, 1935 ; cons. gen. Aug.
9, 1937 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Aug. 17, 1937 ; cons,
gen. at Winnipeg Aug. 21, 1937 ; class three Jan. 3,
1938; cons. gen. at St. John's, N.F., June 19. 1941;
class two July 16, 1943 ; cons. gen. at Sydney June 16,
1945 (canceled) ; at Hong Kong and Macau Sept. 17,
1945 ; class one Dec. 17, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class
one Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Horak, Jacob. — transferred to the Dept. of State as
for. trade analyst, P-6, Oct. 1, 1945 ; research analyst
Dec. 1, 1946. — DRE.
Horn, Adolph B., Jr. — b. Habana, Cuba, of Am.
parents Feb. 26, 1911 ; Ruston Acad. grad. ; instr. in
mathematics 1930-31 and asst. to dir. 1932-34, Ruston
Acad. ; asst. mgr. 1931-32 and mgr. 1934-36 of Cuban
machinery-importing company ; mgr. of export dept. of
ferry company in U.S. 1936-42 ; app. special asst. at
Habana June 15, 1942 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
nine Nov. 13, 1946.
Horn, Thomas Stanislaus. — b. Du Quoin, 111., June
24, 1894; Du Quoin Township High Sch. grad.; busi-
ness-sch. grad. ; Washington U., LLB. 1919 ; mem. of
bars of Mo. and D.C. ; law elk., Bu. of Naturalization,
1918; advertising mgr. 1919-20; in for. dept. of bank
1920-21 ; sec. and int. lawyer 1922 ; app. v.c. of career
of class three May 26. 1922 ; v.c. at Kingston, Jamaica,
Aug. 28, 1922; at Tampico May 12, 1923; class two
May 10. 1924; v.c. at Salina <'ruz May 22. 1924; For.
Ser. officer unclass. July 1, 1924 : v.c. at Saltillo Dec.
24, 1924 ; class eight and cons. Dec. 17, 1925 ; cons, at
Saltillo Dec. 18, 1925; at La Paz Feb. 28. 1928; sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. May 17. 1928; also 3d sec. at La Paz
May 21, 1928 ; cons, at Antofagasta Mar. 4, 1929 ; class
seven Dec. 19, 1929 ; cons, and 2d sec. at Asuncion
Mar. 30, 1931 : cons, at Barcelona Mar. 13, 1934 ; class
six July 1, 1934; cons, at Rotterdam Sept. 8, 1936; at
Surabaya Dec. 30. 1938; at Wellington Mar. 10, 1942;
also 2d sec. at Wellington Dec. 3, 1942 : cons, at Suva
July 13, 1943 ; class five May 16, 1945 ; cons, at Manila
Oct. 3, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer, office of U.S. political
adviser to Supreme Commander for Allied Powers,
Tokyo, July 17, 1946 : For. Ser. officer of class four
Nov. 13. 1946.
Hornbeck, Stanley Kuhl. — b. Franklin, Mass., May 4,
1883 ; U. of Denver, A.B. 1903 ; Oxford. B.A. 1907 ; U.
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of Wis., Ph.D. 1911; instr. in U. of Wis., 1908-9, in
Chinese Govt. Coll. 1909-13; asst. and assoc. prof of
political science, D. of Wis., 1914-17 ; lecturer, U. of
Mich., summer 1917 ; special expert, U.S. Tariff Commn.,
1917-18, 1919-20, 1921; tech. expert, Far Eastern
Div., Am. Commn. to Negotiate Peace, 1918-19 ; U.S.
Army 1918-19, capt., overseas service; on staff of Maj.
Gen. James G. Haibord on Am. mil. mission to Armenia
Aug.-Oct. 1919 ; travel in Far East 1920-21 ; tech. ex-
pert, Am. del. to Conf. on Limitation of Armament,
Washington, 1921 ; drafting officer in Office of Econ.
Adviser, Dept. of State, 1921-24 ; col., O.R.C. ; Williams-
town Inst, of Politics, round-table leader 1922, special
speaker 1927 ; lecturer on hist, of Far East, Harvard,
1924-28 ; mem. Inst, of Pacific Relations, 1925-27 ;
mem.. Council on For. Relations, 1928- ; tech. adviser,
Am. del.. Special Conf. on Chinese Customs Tariff,
Peking, 1925-26 ; app. drafting officer at $6,000 in the
Dept. of State and designated chief. Div. of Far East-
ern Affairs, Feb. 15. 1928: at $S000 July 1, 1928;
representative of Dept. of State, 5th Cong, of the Int.
Chamber of Com., Amsterdam, 1929 ; representative of
Dept., 6th Cong, of the Int. Chnmber of Com., Wash-
ington, 1931 ; adviser on political relations Aug. 16,
1937 ; at $8,500 Aug. 17. 1937 ; adviser, Conf. of Brus-
sels, 1937 ; at $8,750 Oct. 1, 1941 ; mem.. Comm. on
Political Planning, Nov. 2, 1942-Jan. 15, 1944 ; adviser,
Office of For. Econ. Coordination, June 24. 1943-Nov.
6, 1943 ; dir., Office of Far Eastern Affairs, Jan. 15,
1944 ; mem., Comm. on Post-War Programs, Jan. 15,
1944 : at $9,000 Apr. 1, 1944 ; special asst. to the sec.
of state May 1, 1944 ; mem. of U.S. group, Dumbarton
Oaks Conversations on Int. Org., Washington, 1944;
A.E. and P. to the Netherlands Sept. 21, 1944 ; married.
Horner, John Evarts. — b. Detroit, Mich., July 19,
1916; schs. in China and the Philippines; Somers Coll.
(Southampton. Bermuda) grad. ; Lenox Sch. grad. ;
Columbia U. 1934-37; Georgetown U. 1937-38; U. of
Paris. 1938; app. B'or. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Apr. 6, 1938 ; v.c.
at Dublin Apr. 11, 1938 ; For. Ser. Sch. June 9, 1939 ;
v.c. at Wellington Jan. 8, 1940 ; also 3d sec. at
Wellington Apr. 1, 1942 ; class eight July 16, 1943 ; 3d
sec. and v.c at Ciudad Trujillo Aug. 30, 1943 (can-
celed) ; at Ottawa Jan. 8, 1944 ; 3d sec. at Ankara
June 2, 1944 : class seven Aug. 13, 1945 ; 2d sec. at
Ankara Nov. 13, 1945 ; v.c. at Sofia Jan. 25, 1946 ; For.
Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Horniker, Arthur Leon. — b. Lemberg, Austria-Hun-
gary, June 22, 1903 ; naturalized 1927 ; Lemburg Gym-
nasium grad. ; Coll. of the City of N. Y., B.B.A. 1928 ;
N.Y.U., MBA. 1930, M.A. 1931 ; Columbia U. 1931-34 ;
New Sch. for Social Research 1934-36 ; research assoc,
N.Y.U., 1928-30 ; instr. in econ.. Coll. of the City of
N.Y., 1930-36 ; sr. research asst., Nat. Research Project,
1936-37 ; special agt., Temporary Nat. Econ. Comm.,
1939 ; assoc. business specialist, War Production Bd.,
1941-42 ; econ. analyst, For. Econ. Admin., 1942-45 ;
transferred to the Dept. of State as econ. analyst, P-5,
Oct. 20, 1945 ; economist July 1, 1946. — DRE.
Horowitz, Daniel L. — b. Newark, N. J., Oct. 6, 1916 ;
West Side High Sch. grad. ; N.Y.U., B.A. 1936, M.A.
1940 : Harvard, M.P.A. 1943 ; research work, Nat.
Labor Relations Bd., 1936-37 ; research investigator,
N.Y. State Dept. of Labor, 1937-39 ; labor relations
examiner, N.Y. State Labor Relations Bd., 1939-41
and June—Sept. 1942 ; lecturer on industrial relations, I
Harvard 1942-43, Radcliffe Feb.-July 1943 ; public
panel mem., Nat. War Labor Bd., Mar.-Sept. 1943 ;
app. econ. analyst in For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned
to the Dept. Aug. 18, 1943 ; sr. econ. analyst at Santi-
ago Oct. 28, 1943 ; att. at Santiago Oct. 16, 1944 ;
chief of econ. branch, Div. of Int. Labor, Social and
Health Affairs, Dept. of State, P-6, July 31, 1946;
married. — ILH.
Horsey, Outerbridge. — b. New York, N.Y., Oct. 1,
1910 ; Downside Sch., England, grad. ; Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge U., England, B.A. 1931 ; Mass. Inst, of Tech.,
S.B. 1933 ; special asst., at Nat. Emergency Council,
1934-36 ; engineering 1936-37 ; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Apr.
6, 1938; v.c. at Naples Apr. 11. 1938; For. Ser. Sch.
June 9, 1939 ; v.c. at Budapest Jan. 8, 1940-Dec. 11,
1941 ; detailed to Belgrade Apr. 4-Apr. 11, 1941 ; 3d
sec. and v.c. at Madrid May 14, 1942 ; detailed to Lis-
bon June 3-June 20, 1942 ; class eight July 16, 1943 ;
to the Dept. Sept. 19, 1944 ; class seven May 16,
1945 ; class six May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married. — WE.
Horwin, Leonard. — b. Chicago, 111., Jan. 3, 1913 ; U.
of Calif., A.B. 1933 ; Yale Law Sch., LL.B. 1936 ; law
practice 1938-42 ; with For. Econ. Admin, in Madrid
1942—44 ; app. sr. econ. analyst in the For. Ser. Auxil-
iary and assigned at Madrid Aug. 14, 1944 ; att. at
Madrid Oct 17, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class two
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Houck, Fred Henry. — b. Washington, D.C., Aug. 19,
1890 ; business sch. ; studied under private tutor 2 yrs. ;
elk. U.S. Navy Yard, 1907-13 ; life-insur. salesman
1913-17; Army field elk. 1917-20; app. elk. in Am',
leg. at Berne May 5, 1920 ; in Am. consulate at Ham-
burg July 1, 1921 ; at Rotterdam Aug. 1921 ; at Ham-
burg Nov. 1, 1921 ; v.c. at Hamburg Apr. 24, 1922 ;
at Ghent May 27, 1924; at Lille Mar. 9, 1926; at
Ghent May 26, 1926; at Cherbourg June 10, 1926;
at Plymouth June 13, 1935 ; at Cherbourg, temp.,
Sept. 14, 1936; at Rotterdam, temp., Oct. 29. 1936;
at Plymouth Jan. 20. 1937 ; at London, temp., Sept. 13,
1940 ; at Plymouth Oct. 15, 1940 ; at Bristol, temp.,
Jan. 8, 1941 ; at Plymouth May 9. 1941 ; at Manchester,
temp.. May 27, 1941; at Plymouth Sept. 18, 1941;
at Bristol, temp.. Mar. 3, 1942; at Plymouth Apr. 27,
J 942; at Bristol, temp., Aug. 21, 1942; at Plymouth
Sept. 5, 1942 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class nine Nov.
13, 1946 ; married.
Hougen, Volorus H. — b. Northwood, Iowa, May 27,
1906 ; Iowa State Teachers Coll. High Sch. grad. ;
Iowa State Teachers Coll., A.B. 1931 ; U. of Nebr.,
M.A. 1933 : soil conservationist, Dept. of Agri., 1935-
42 : act. agri. adviser, Bd. of Econ. Warfare, 1942-44 ;
chief of New Zealand section, For. Econ. Admin.,
1944-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as chief of
New Zealand section, British Empire Div., Office at
For. Liquidation, CAF-14, Oct. 20, 1945 ; also chief
of Turkey and Middle East branch Aug. 15, 1946 ;
married. — OFLC.
Hough, Curtis Elzie. — b. Lissie, Tex., Apr. 23, 1904;
Eagle Lake High Sch. grad. ; with railroad company
in Honduras 1925-37 ; with fruit company in Guate-
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mala 1937—12 ; with airways company 1942-43 ; plan-
tation business 1943-44 ; app. cons. agt. at Cap Haitien
Dec. 28, 1944.
Houghton, Robert Bigelow. — b. Boston, Mass., Apr.
4, 1921 ; Howe High Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A.B. 1942 ;
grad. work 1944—45 ; master in pvt. sch. 1942-43 ; elk.
for mfg. company 1943-44 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser.
Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept. Jan. 22, 1945 ; v.C.
at Nairobi Feb. 16, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Houston, Robert Bruce, Jr, — b. Kansas City, Mo.,
July 29, 1923 ; Southwest High Sch. grad. ; Harvard,
B.S. 1943 ; radio engineer, Navy Research Labora-
tory, 1943-45 ; app. v.c. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned to the Dept. Sept. 12, 1945 ; at Lagos
Oct. 12, 1945 (canceled) ; at Accra Dec. 13, 1945 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Howard, Dagget Horton.— b. New York, N. Y., Mar. 20, 1917;
Moses Brown Sch. grad.; Yale, B. A. 1938, LL. B. 1941; mem. of
bar of N. Y.; U. S. Naval Reserve 1938-41, ensign; atty. with
law firm 1941-43, Office of Lend-Lease Admin. Feb.-Sept. 1943,
For. Econ. Admin. 1943-45; exec, asst., Rosenman Mission to
Europe, Jan.-May 1945; transferred to the Dept. of State as
atty., P-5, Oct.,20, 1945; P-6 May 10, 1946.— OFLC.
Howard, George Caulfleld. — b. Montclair, N.J., Dec.
9, 1892 ; Western High Sch. (D.C.) grad. ; business sch.;
special study in mathematics, economics, and Spanish ;
elk. 1909-14 ; merchandising 1914-17 ; partner and
T. pres. of exporting company 1917-22 ; asst. trade
commr. at Shanghai 1923-24 ; trade commr. 1924-27 ;
also registrar of the China Trade Act 1925-27 ; trade
commr. at Manila and economic adviser to gov. gen. of
Philippines 1927-30 ; app. trade commr. at Calcutta
Sept. 2. 1930 ; at Sydney Nov. 1, 1937 ; at Athens Apr.
16, 1939 ; For. Ser. officer of class three July 1. 1939 ;
cml. att. at Stockholm Oct. 25, 1939 ; cons, and sec. in
the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939; 2d sec. and cons, at
Bogota Aug. 13, 1941 ; cml. att. at Bogota Oct. 27,
1941; cons, at Sydney July 27, 1942 (canceled); 2d
sec. and cons, at Habana Nov. 6, 1942 ; 1st sec. at
Habana in addition to duties as cons. May 31, 1943:
cml. att. at Habana Jan. 5, 1945 ; class two May 16,
1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class two Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Howard, Harry Nicholas. — b. Excelsior Springs, Mo.,
Feb. 19, 1902 ; Excelsior Springs High Sch. grnd. ;
William Jewell Coll., A.B. 1924 ; U. of Mo., M.A. 1927 ;
U. of Calif., Ph.D. 1930; asst. prof, of hist., U. of
Okla., 1929-30; asst. prof., assoc. prof., and prof, of
hist., Miami D., 1937- ; lecturer, U. of Cincinnati,
1937-42 ; prof., D. of Mo. summer 1931, 1933, U. of
Ind. summer 1935 and 1936-37, D. of Colo, summer
1938, 1939, U. of Calif, summer 1940; app. divisional
asst. at $5,600 in the Dept. of State July 13, 1942 ;
at $6,500 (P-7) Oct. 16, 1943; area specialist July 1,
1944 ; expert on int. org. affairs Mar. 16, 1945 ; tech.
expert, U.S. del., United Nations Conf. on Int. Org.,
San Francisco, 1945 ; at $7,175 July 1, 1945 ; mem., U.S.
Special Interrogation Mission to Germany, 1945 ; chief
of Near East branch, Div. of Research for Near East
and Africa, Sept. 22, 1946 ; married.— DRN.
Howard, Hungerford Briggs. — b. Buffalo, N.Y., Dec.
8, 1904 ; Harvard Mil. Sch. grad. ; U. of So. Calif.
1922-24 ; property asst. and buyer, script elk., office
mgr., and editor for moving-picture Corp., 1924-34 ; In
office of cml. att. at Shanghai 1934-37 ; app. asst. trade
commr. at Shanghai Apr. 16, 1937 ; at Tokyo, temp.,
Aug. 16, 1937; at Shanghai Sept. 5, 1937; For. Ser.
officer unclass. July 1, 1939 ; v.c. of career and sec. in
the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; v.c. at Shanghai Dec. 29,
1939 ; language officer at Peiping Apr. 29, 1940-Dec.
7, 1941 ; to the Dept. June 3, 1942 ; detailed for special
study (U. of Calif.) Sept. 22, 1942; 3d sec. at Chung-
king Jan. 12, 1943 ; class eight July 16, 1943 ; v.c. at
Kunming in addition to duties at Chungking Nov. 1.
1943 ; v.c. at Chungking in addition to duties as 3d
sec. May 1, 1944 ; v.c. at Shanghai Aug. 27, 1945 ; For.
Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13. 1946.
Howard, John Brigham. — b. Edgewood, Pa., June 9,
1912 ; Edgewood High Sch. grad. ; Harvard, B.S. 1933,
Ph.D. 1936 ; U. of Chicago, J.D. 1942 ; mem. of bar of
111. ; sr. scientific consultant, principal scientific con-
sultant, asst. gen. counsel, and assoc. gen. counsel,
Office of Lend-Lease Admin, and For. Econ. Admin.,
1942—45 ; special adviser to U. S. del., Conf. on Repara-
tion, Paris, 1945 ; special adviser to U.S. representa-
tive and act. alternate to U.S. del., Allied Reparations
Commn. and Inter-Allied Reparation Agency, 1945-46 ;
transferred to the Dept. of State as consultant on int.
law, P-8, Oct. 20, 1945 ; mem. of staff of U.S. repre-
sentative, Allied Commn. on Reparations, at $8,750,
Jan. 19, 1946 ; legislative asst., Office of the Legal
Adviser, P— 8, June 30, 1946 ; married. — Le.
Howard, Robert D. — b. Washington, D. C, Jan. 6,
1903 ; Central High Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A.B. 1924,
A.M. 1928, Ph.D 1928 ; Frederick Sheldon Fellow,
Oxford, 1926-27 ; miner 1922-23 ; instr., Harvard,
1924-26, 1927-29 ; asst. to Dwight W. Morrow
1929—32 ; head of social science div., Rollins Coll.,
1932-37 ; city supt. of schs., Carlsbad, N. Mex.,
1937-40 ; regional dir., Nat. Youth Admin., 1940-41 ;
teacher, summer sessions, U. of Colo. 1925, Harvard
1928, N. Mex. State Coll. 1939, Pa. State Coll. 1940,
U. of Chicago 1941 ; consultant, Am. Red Cross,
1942-43 ; app. sec. to coordinating comm., Office of
For. Econ. Coordination, Dept. of State, at $5,600
Sept. 15, 1943 ; transferred to Office of For. Econ.
Admin. Oct. 15, 1943 ; detailed to the Dept. of State
as exec, officer, Office of Wartime Econ. Affairs, Mar.
13, 1944; at $5,600 in the Dept. of State June 12,
1944 ; cultural-relations att. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned to the Dept. Jan. 27, 1945 ; at AsunciSn
Feb. 15, 1945 ; cultural officer at Asuncion July 1,
1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13,
1946.
Howard, Wendell Scott. — b. Uniontown, Pa., Feb. 15,
1894 ; Uniontown High Sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ;
U. of Pittsburgh 1913-15 ; deputy collector, Bu. of
Internal Revenue, 1917—23 ; app. elk. in Am. con-
sulate at Baghdad May 28, 1925 ; at Warsaw Feb. 6,
1929 ; at Rio de Janeiro Aug. 18, 1936 ; at Berlin
May 16, 1939 ; v.c. at Berlin Oct. 16, 1940 ; also special
disbursing officer at Berlin July 1, 1941 ; relieved of
duties at v.c. July 15, 1941, as special disbursing
officer Dec. 11, 1941; to the Dept. June 2, 1942; re-,
signed Aug. 11, 1942 ; lecturer 1942-43 ; app. elk. in the
For. Ser. Sept. 30, 1943 ; v.c. at Cairo Oct. 28, 1943 ;
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For. Ser. Staff officer of class eight Nov. 13, 1946 ;
special disbursing agt. at Cairo Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Howe, Charles Henry Walter. — b. Hot Springs, Ark.,
Mar. 8, 1923; Weehawken (N.J.) High Sch. grad. ;
Dartmouth Coll., B.A. 1943, M.C.S. 1946; U.S. Army
1943-46, overseas service ; app. For. Ser. officer un-
class., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Oct.
24, 1946 ; to the Dept. Nov. 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Howe, Fisher. — b. Winnetka, 111., May 17, 1914 ; North
Shore Country Day Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A.B. 1935 ;
salesman 1935-40 ; teacher in prep. sch. 1940—41 ;
special asst. to dir., Office of Strategic Services, 1941-
45 ; U.S. Navy 1943-44, It., overseas service ; app.
special asst. to the asst. sec. of state for econ. affairs,
P-7, Dec. 1, 1945 ; exec. sec. Bd. of the For. Ser., CAF-
15, Dec. 1, 1946 ; married. — A-R.
Howe, John Patrick.— b. Chicago, 111., Apr. 22, 1905; James H.
Bowen High Sch. grad.; U. of Chicago, Ph. D. 1927; press rela-
tions officer at university 1927-38, asst. to v. pres. and exec. sec.
of radio office 1938-45, U. of Chicago; app. special asst. to asst.
sec. of state for public affairs, P-8, Oct. 30, 1945; married.— A-B.
Howe, Stanley M. — b. Watseka, 111., May 18, 1909 ;
Watseka High Sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ; George
Washington U. 1938 ; elk. 1927-30 ; student telegra-
pher 1929-30 ; library aide, 1933-37, elk. 1937-40 ;
Dept. of Agri. ; app. elk in Am. leg. at Cairo Feb. 9,
1942 ; at Naples May 24, 1944 ; v.c. at Rome June 9,
1945 : For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13,
1946.
Howell, Jacob Carney. — b. Leon, Iowa, Feb. 26, 1899 ;
Leon High Sch. grad. ; Simpson Coll., A.B. 1920 ; Har-
vard U., M.B.A. 1924 ; U.S. Army 1918 ; secretary
1929-33 ; asst. dir. of finance, Agri. Adjustment
Admin., 1933-35 ; partner in investment company
1935-42 ; exec. asst. to the dir., Office for Emergency
Management, 1942^44 ; app. management consultant
at $6,500 (CAF-14) in the Dept. of State Feb. 16,
1945 ; comptroller, United Nations Conf. on Int. Org..
San Francisco, 1945 ; act. deputy dir. Office of Budget
and Finance, Apr. 22, 1946 ; deputy dir. CAF-15, Oct. 6,
1946 ; act. dir. Nov. 15, 1946 ; married. — OBF.
Howell, John I. — b. Pittsburgh, Pa., Feb. 2, 1917 ; St.
Paul's Sch. grad. ; Yale, A.B. 1939 ; reporter for news-
papers 1940-42 ; app. divisional asst. at $2,000 in the
Dept. of State. Apr. 6, 1942; at $2,600 Sept. 1, 1942;
at $3,200 Dec. 1, 1942 ; at $3,800 Nov. 1, 1943 ; fur-
lough for mil. ser. Nov. 7, 1944— ; asst. chief of per-
sonal intelligence section, Div. of World Trade Intelli-
gence, at $4,600 (P-5) Nov. 18, 1944, Div. of Econ.
Security Controls Mar. 1, 1945 ; married. — ES.
Hoyt, Henry Augustus. — b. Jerome, Ariz., Sept. 1,
1914 ; Compton (Calif.) High Sch. grad. ; Sacramento
Jr. Coll., A.A. 1934; U. of Calif., A.B. 1936; app. elk.
in Am. consulate at Chihuahua Apr. 1, 1937 ; at Tam-
pico May 16. 1939; v.c. at Guadalajara, temp, (for
duty at Mnnzanillo), Aug. 5. 1940; at Manzanillo
Nov. 18, 1940 ; at Valparaiso Oct. 29, 1943 ; country
specialist, P-5, in the Dept. of State Feb. 25, 1946. —
RPA.
Hrones, John G. — b. New York, N.Y., June 10, 1895 ;
elk., Am. Commn. To Negotiate Peace, Paris, 1919 ;
app. elk. in Am. emb. at Paris Dec. 24, 1919 ; at Madrid
June 11, 1941 ; at San Jose Sept. 2, 1942 ; at Algiers
Jan. 26, 1943 ; at Moscow, temp., Oct. 4, 1943 ; on
Allied Control Commn. for Italy Dec. 20, 1943 ; v.c. at
Algiers Mar. 14, 1944-Sept. 7, 1944 ; also elk., office
of the U. S. political adviser, staff of Supreme Allied
Commander, Mediterranean theater, June 23, 1944 ;
v.c. at Paris Dec. 29, 1944 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class eight Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Hubbard, Phil Henry. — b. Middletown Springs, Vt.,
Feb. 20, 1897 ; Troy Conf. Acad. ; U. of Chicago, Ph.B.
1924 ; with cml. firms 1916-17, 1925-26 ; U.S. Navy
1917-19 ; salesman 1924-25 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate
at Breslau Mar. 1, 1926 ; v.c. at Breslau July 30. 1926 ;
at Stuttgart, temp., June 13, 1927 ; at Breslau July 22,
1927 ; at Berlin Apr. 7, 1928 ; For. Ser. officer unelass.
and v.c. of career May 17, 1928 ; v.c. at Berlin May 29,
1928 ; at Breslau, temp., July 13, 1928 ; at Berlin Oct.
4, 1928; at Manchester Sept. 12, 1929; at Liverpool
June 29. 1931 ; class eight July 1, 1934 ; cons. Jan. 22.
1935; cons, at Liverpool Jan. 24, 1935; at London,
temp., July 30, 1935; at Liverpool Oct. 5, 1935; sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. and cons, at Dundee Aug. 17, 1937 ;
class seven Apr. 1, 1939; cons, at Milan Mar. 20, 1940;
at Ziirich July 19, 1941; class six May 16. 1945;
For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1<946 ; married.
Huber, Gizella Irma. — b. Mehadia, Rumania, June
5, 1905 ; naturalized 1931 ; high-sch. grad. ; U. of Chi-
cago, Ph.B. 1931 ; sec. for typewriting firm 1924-27 ;
private sec. 1930-32 ; stenog. for financial firm 1932 ;
editorial asst. for research foundations 1933-38 ; free-
lance editor 1938 ; asst. to dir. of art gallery 1938-42 ;
asst. business analyst and economist, Bd. of Econ.
Warfare, 1942-43 ; admin, asst. and econ. editor, For.
Econ. Admin., 1943-45 ; app. econ. analyst in the For.
Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at London July 1, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class eight Nov. 13, 1946.
Huddle, Jerome Klahr. — b. Bettsville, Ohio, Mar. 25,
1891 ; Bloomville High Sch. ; Heidelberg U., Ohio, 3 yrs. ;
George Washington U. 1 yr. ; newspaper and cml. work ;
principal In high sch. and teacher in acad. ; app. cons,
asst. Mar. 24, 1915, and detailed to the Dept. ; with
Am. Commn. to Negotiate Peace, Paris, 1918 ; cons, of
class seven Sept. 5, 1919 ; detailed to Paris Oct. 15,
1919; to Berlin Feb. 9, 1920; class six June 4, 1920;
detailed to Warsaw Sept. 28, 1920; to Hamburg Sept.
20. 1921 ; class five Nov. 19. 1921 ; class four Mar. 1,
1923; to the Dept. Apr. 28. 1923; For. Ser. officer of
class five July 1, 1924 ; class four Aug. 8, 1924 ; chief,
Div. of Passport Control, Nov. 4, 1925 ; cons, at Cologne
Dec. 9, 1926 ; class three June 8, 1927 ; class two Dec.
31, 1929 ; cons. gen. June 4, 1930 ; cons. gen. at Warsaw
July 9, 1930 ; observer. Int. Geographical Cong.. War-
saw, 1934 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Aug. 22, 1935 ; to
the Dept. Sept. 13, 1935 ; class one Oct. 1, 1935 ; For.
Ser. insp. Nov. 25, 1935; to the Dept. Aug. 2, 1937;
director. For. Ser. Officers' Training Sch., Sept. 2, 1937 ;
mem., For. Ser. Sch. Bd., 1937-41 ; couns. of leg. at
Bern July 7, 1941 ; to the Dept. Oct. 18, 1945 ; For.
Ser. officer of class one Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Huddleson, Edwin Emmet, Jr. — b. Oakland, Calif., Jan.
28, 1914 ; Santa Cruz High Sch. grad. ; Stanford,
A.B. 1935 ; Harvard, LL.B. 1938 ; mem. of bar of
Calif. ; law elk., U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals 1938-
39, U.S. Supreme Court 1940 ; atty., Dept. of Justice,
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275
1939-40, 1940-41 : U.S. Army 1941-46, It. col., over-
seas service ; app. dir., Special Projects Staff, Dept. of
State, at $8,750 Feb. 25, 1946 ; P-8 July 1, 1946 ;
married.
Huddleston, John Fletcher. — b. Forsyth, Ga., July
19, 1892; advertising course; U. of Fla. 1910-13; mes-
senger, Cong, committee, 1913-16; U.S. Navy 1916-20,
It. ; grocery business 1920-21 ; advertising salesman
1921-23 ; app. v.c. of career of class three Oct. 6, 1923 ;
v.c. at Milan Nov. 19, 1923; For. Ser. officer unclass.
July 1, 1924 ; class eight, cons., and cons, at Milan
May 17, 1928; at Funchal Jan. 3, 1929; class seven
May 9. 1930; cons, at Dresden May 31, 1933;
class six Apr. 1, 1937 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 1,
1937 ; class five Nov. 16, 1939 ; cons, at Curacao Apr. 5,
1940 ; at Arul>a, temp., June 2, 1943 ; at Curacao June
24, 1943 ; to the Dept. July 14, 1944 ; cons, at Rome
Aug. 21, 1944 ; 2d sec. at Rome in addition to duties
as cons. Feb. 10, 1945 ; class four May 16, 1945 ; 1st
sec. at Rome in addition to duties as cons. June 21,
1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 :
married.
Hudson, Harry S. — app. admin, officer in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Hankow July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 : public
affairs officer at Hankow Nov. 13, 1946 ; at Nanking
Nov. 20, 1946.
Hudson, Joel Carrington. — b. Ravenden, Ark., Sept.
4, 1899 ; Wynne High Sch. grad. ; U. of Grenoble 1919 ;
Washington U., B.S. 1922; U.S. Army 1917-19, 1921-
22, 1st It., overseas service; app. v.c. of career of class
three Feb. 26, 1923 ; v.c. at Wellington Apr. 27, 1923 ;
For. Ser. officer unclass. July 1, 1924 ; v.c. at Singa-
pore Mar. 10, 1928 ; class eight, cons., and cons, at
Singapore May 17, 1928; at Sydney, N.S.W., Jan. 18,
1929 ; class seven July 24, 1930 ; cons, at Melbourne
Jan. 10, 1931; at Surabaya Mar. 6, 1933; at Stutt-
gart June 10, 1936 (canceled) ; class six Apr. 1,
1937 ; cons, at Berlin Apr. 3, 1937 ; sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Dec. 1, 1937 ; 2d sec. at Berlin in addition to
duties as cons. May 18, 1939 ; class five Nov. 16, 1939 ;
to the Dept. Jan. 31, 1941; asst. cml. att. at Monte-
video Jan. 19, 1942; class four Feb. 1, 1942; 1st sec.
and cons, at Santiago Mar. 12, 1943 ; class three July
16, 1944 ; cml. att. at Cairo Mar. 14, 1945 ; class two
May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class two Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Hudson, Print. — b. Madison Co., Tenn., Sept. 4, 1899 ;
Jackson High Sch. grad. ; Union U., B.S. 1922 ; Pea-
body Coll., M.A. 1927 ; fellow, Iowa State Coll. of Agri.
and Mech. Arts, 1928-34 ; U. of Chicago, summers
1930, 1931 ; research fellowship, Brookings Inst.,
1931-32; U.S. Army 1918; instr.. Union U.. 1922-24;
agri. supervisor, Veterans Bu., 1924-26 ; assoc. prof,
of agri. and econ.. Union U., 1926-30 ; instr., Iowa State
Coll. of Agri. and Mech. Arts, 1932-34 ; asst. agri.
economist. Nat. Resources Planning Bd., Aug.-Oct.
1934 ; assoc. agri. economist 1934-35, regional super-
visor 1939-42, Dept. of Agri. ; project analyst, Farm
Security Admin., 1935-38 : recruiting representative,
Civil Ser. Commn., 1942-45 : app. agri. att. in the For
Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Athens July 6, 1945 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Hudson, William Palmer. — b. Kosciusko, Miss., July
24, 1917; Chapel Hill (N.C.) High Sch. grad.; U, of
N.C., A.B. 1938, M.A. 1939 ; Yale U. 1941-42 ; visiting
lecturer, U. of Iowa, 1940; instr. at Ga. Sch. of Tech-
nology, 1939-41 ; U.S. Army 1942-45 ; app. elk. in the
For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned v.c. at Barranquilla
Mar. 28, 1945; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13, 1946 : married.
Huestis, Richard Southard. — b. Ticonderoga, N.Y.,
Feb. 6, 1904 : Ticonderoga High Sch. grad. ; Harvard,
A.B. 1927 ; U. of Nancy, France, and Soibonne 1927-
28 ; app., For. Ser. officer unclass. and v.c. of career
Nov. 12, 1929; For. Ser. Sch. Nov. 18, 1929; v.c. at
Calcutta Mar. 26, 1930 ; at Kingston, Jamaica, Jan.
11, 1933 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Oct. 4, 1933 ; assigned
as For. Ser. officer in the emb. at Warsaw Oct. 9,
1933; 3d sec. at Warsaw Oct. 14. 1933; v.c. at Rotter-
dam Aug. 14, 1935 ; class eight and cons. May 1,
1938 ; cons, at Rotterdam May 12, 1938 ; class seven
May 1, 1941 ; cons, at Cardiff Aug. 30, 1941 ; at Glas-
gow June 10, 1943 ; class six May 16, 1945 ; cous. at
Hamburg Jan. 24, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four
Nov. 13, 1946.
Hughes, Henry Stuart.— b. New York, N. Y., May 7, 1916;
Deerfield Acad, grad.; Amherst, A. B. 1937; Harvard, M. A.
1938, Ph. D. 1940; Heidelberg U., summer 1935; Munich U.,
summer 1937; instr. in hist., Brown U., 1940-41; U. S. Army
1941-46, It. col.; app. chief of Central European section, Div. of
Europe, Near East, and Africa Intelligence, Dept. of State, P-7,
May 28, 1946; act. chief, Div. of Research for Europe, July 1,
1946; chief of central European branch Nov. 28, 1946.— DRE
Hughes, James Joseph. — b. South Boston, Mass.. Feb.
26, 1879; business sch.; hospital training 1895-99;
professional work in hospitals 1901-5; sec. 1905-13;
salesman 1913-18 ; elk., Customs Ser., New York, N.Y.,
1918-19; app. elk. at $1,400 in the N.Y. Passport
Agency of the Dept. of State Aug. 27, 1919 ; at $1,200
May 20, 1920; at $1,400 Apr. 1, 1921; asst. passport
agt. at $2,000 Mar. 1, 1924; at $2,300 July 1, 1924;
at $2,400 July 1, 1925; at $2,500 Nov. 1, 1926; at
$2,600 Jan. 1, 1928; at $2,800 July 1, 1928; at $3,000
Dec. 1. 1928 ; at $3,200 May 1. 1930 ; at $3,300 June 1,
1938 ; at $3,500 Oct. 16, 1939 ; at $3,600 Oct. 1, 1941 ;
passport agt. at $4,600 (CAF-12) July 1, 1942;
married.
Hughes, Morris Nelson. — b. Champaign, 111., Jan. 13,
1901 ; Champaign High Sch. grad. ; CJ. of 111., B.S.
1922; S.A.T.C. 1918; real-estate business 1922-23;
app. elk. in Am. consulate at Montevideo Oct. 3,
1923 ; v.c. at Montevideo Mar. 25, 1925 ; app. For
Ser. officer unclass. and v.c. of career May 17. 1928;
v.c. at Montevideo May 29, 1928; at Porto Alegre,
temp., June 15. 1928; at Montevideo Sept. 13. 1928;
at Rome Apr. 17, 1930 ; at Naples Apr. 3, 1931 ; at
Athens Jan. 9, 1932; at Baghdad May 11, 1932; sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. June 16, 1932; also 3d sec. at
Baghdad June 20, 1932; 3d sec. at Tokyo Oct. 3,
1933; class eight July 1, 1934; cons. Jan. 22, 1935;
cons, at Addis Ababa Nov. 27, 1936 ; class seven Apr.
1, 1937; cons, and 2d sec. at Tirana Apr. 10, 1937;
cons, at Mexico City June 20, 1939 ; also 2d sec. at
Mexico City Nov. 1, 1941; sec. of 4th Pan Am. High-
way Cong., Mexico City, 1941 ; asst. cml. att. at
Mexico City Dec. 30, 1942 ; to the Dept. Sept. 10, 1943 ;
276
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class sis Nov. 16, 1943 ; special asst, to the sec. gen..
Int. Civil Aviation Conf., Chicago, 1944 ; asst. to the
sec. of state Dec. 20, 1944— July 3, 1945 ; asst. protocol
officer, United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Fran-
cisco, 1945 ; class five May 16, 1945 ; 2d sec. and cons,
at Habana Nov. 19, 1945 ; class four May 19, 1946 ;
1st sec. at Habana in addition to duties as cons. July
11, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Hughes, Richard Morgan.— b. Toledo, Ohio, Dec. 19, 1921;
Scott High Sch. grad.; U. of Toledo, B. B. A. 1943; U. S. Army
1943-46; elk. with weighing equipment mfg. company 1946; app.
For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. June 21, 1946; to the Dept. July 11, 1946; 3d sec. and v. c. at
Mexico City July 29, 1946; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13,
1946; married.
Hughes, Ruth Mason (Mrs.) — b. Washington, D.C. ;
Western High Sch. grad. ; George Washington D. 2 yrs. ;
elk. 1922-24 ; app. elk. at $900 in the Dept. of State
Apr. 14. 1924 ; at $1,140 July 1, 1924 ; at $1,500 Nov.
1, 1925; at $1,620 July 1, 1928; at $2,000 June 1,
1930 ; at $2,100 Aug. 1, 1936 ; elk., Inter-Am. Conf. for
Maintenance of Peace, Buenos Aires, 1936 ; at $2,200
Apr. 16, 1939 ; divisional asst. at $2,600 Aug. 1,
1940 ; at $3,200 Jan. 16, 1942 ; at $3,300 Oct. 1, 1943 ;
at $4,600 (P-5) Aug. 16, 1944; asst, sec. of comm.,
United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco,
1945. — MA.
Hughes, William P. — b. Lytle, Tex., Sept. 16, 1911 ;
Taft High Sch. grad. ; Baylor U., B.B.A. 1934 ; Har-
vard, M.B.A. 1938 ; comptroller, Gallaudet Coll., 1938-
41 ; underwriting supervisor, Fed. Housing Admin.,
1941—42 ; admin, officer, Office of Coordinator of Inter-
Am. Affairs, Rio de Janeiro, 1942-44 ; app. admin,
analyst at $4,600 (CAF-11) in the Dept. of State
Apr. 3, 1945 ; asst. to the chief, Div. of For. Ser. Plan-
ning, CAF-13, Nov. 9, 1945 ; management analyst Sept.
8, 1946 ; asst. chief, Div. of For. Ser. Planning, CAF-
14, Dec. 1, 1946 ; married. — FSP.
Hukill, George Raymond. — b. Middletown, Del., Feb.
2, 1893; Conway Hall grad.; Yale, Ph.B. 1916; U.S.
Army 1917-19, 2d It. ; app. v.c. of career of class
three Feb. 26, 1923 ; v.c. at Batavia Apr. 28. 1923 ;
For. Ser. officer unclass, July 1, 1924 ; v.c. at Lucerne
Sept. 24, 1925 ; class eight, cons., and cons, at
Lucerne May 17, 1928 ; at Ziirich, temp., Oct. 19,
1929 ; class seven July 24, 1930 ; cons, at Genoa Aug.
15, 1933; at Munich June 20, 1936; class six Apr. 1,
1937 ; cons, at Torreon June 1, 1937 ; sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Dec. 1, 1937 ; cons, at Habana Dec. 28,
1938 ; class five Feb. 1, 1942 ; 2d sec. at Habana in addi-
tion to duties as cons. Aug. 13, 1942 ; 2d sec. and cons.
at London Apr. 26, 1943 ; cons, at Edinburgh, temp.,
Nov. 23, 1943 ; 2d sec. and cons, at London Jan. 3,
1944 ; cons, at Luanda May 22, 1944 ; class four July
16, 1944 ; to the Dept. Feb. 12, 1945 ; 1st sec. and cons,
at Rio de Janeiro Jan. 22, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Hulick, Charles E„ Jr — b. Hellertown, Pa., Sept. 26,
1912 ; Deerfleld acad. grad. ; Amherst, B.A. 1936 ;
U. of Heidelberg (Germany), 1936-37, 1938; Am. U.,
grad. work 1937-38 ; app. elk. In Am. consulate at
Leipzig Nov. 19, 1938; v.c. at Leipzig Feb. 15, 1940;
at Bucharest Jan. 9, 1941 ; elk. in Am. leg. at Bucharest
Aug. 6, 1941 ; app. v.c. at London Mar. 9, 1942 (can-
celed) ; at Panama June 15, 1942; For Ser. officer
unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Feb.
4, 1944 ; 3d sec. near the Govts, of Greece and Yugo-
slavia established in Egypt Feb. 16, 1944 ; For. Ser.
officer at Bucharest to proceed via Naples for temp,
detail on staff of U.S. political adviser to Supreme
Allied Commander, Mediterranean theater, Oct. 7,
1944 ; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Hulley, Benjamin Mayham. — b. Lewisburg, Pa., June
28, 1898 ; Stetson Acad. ; Stetson Coll., A.B. 1917 ; Har-
vard, A.M. 1919 ; Oxford, B.A. 1921 ; prof, of hist., Stet-
son U., 1922-24 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass. and v.c.
of career Oct. 16, 1924 ; v.c. at Stockholm Nov. 8, 1924 ;
class eight, cons., and cons, at Stockholm May 23,
1929 ; at Dublin Sept. 14, 1929 ; class seven July 1,
1931 ; cons, at Nantes June 20, 1934 ; class six
Apr. 1, 1937 ; cons, at Paris Apr. 3, 1937 ; sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Dec. 1, 1937 ; 2d sec. at Paris in addition
to duties as cons. Apr. 21, 1938 ; cons, at Sault Ste.
Marie, temp., June 21, 1940 ; to the Dept. Sept. 20,
1940 ; class five Feb. 1, 1942 ; asst. chief, Visa Div.,
Mar. 12, 1943 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Reykjavik Feb. 12,
1944 ; sec. of mission at Helsinki Feb. 7, 1945 ; 1st sec.
and cons, at Helsinki Aug. 28, 1945 ; class four Dec.
17, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Hulse, Clifford Charles. — b. Dayton, Ohio, Aug. 20,
1897 ; Butler Township High Sch. grad. ; accountant-
sch. grad. ; employed by industrial concerns 1917-27 ;
with motor corp. 1927-35 ; budget examiner, Fed. Se-
curity Agency, 1943-44 ; exec, accountant, Treas. Dept.,
1935—43 ; app. chief of planning and liaison, Div. of
Budget and Finance, Dept. of State, at $5,600, June 1,
1944 ; asst. chief, Div. of Budget and Finance, at
$6,500 (CAF-14) Aug. 16, 1944-Nov. 21, 1945; act.
exec, officer, Office of Budget and Finance, Apr. 22,
1946 ; married. — OBF.
Hulten, Charles Morris. — b. Athens, Wis., June 10,
1909 ; high-sch. grad. ; U. of Wis., B.A. 1929, M.A.
1931 ; U. of Chicago, summer 1937 ; Stanford U. 1939-
40 ; reporter 1929-30, editor 1930-31, city editor
1931-34, of newspapers ; assoc. prof, of journalism,
U. of Oreg., 1934—42 ; act. asst. prof, of journalism,
Stanford U., 1939-40 ; sr. management analyst, Bu.
of Budget, 1942—44 ; asst. dir., Office of War Informa-
tion, 1944—45 ; deputy dir., Interim Int. Information
Service, 1945 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as
asst. dir. for management, Office of Int. Information
and Cultural Affairs, CAF-15, Aug. 31, 1945 ; act.
deputy dir., Jan. 1, 1946 ; deputy dir., P-8, Sept. 22,
1946 ; deputy to the asst. sec. of state for public af-
fairs Nov. 14, 1946 ; married. — A— B.
Humelsine, Carlisle H. — b. Hagerstown, Md., Mar. 12,
1915 ; Hagerstown High Sch. grad. ; U. of Md., B.S.
1937 ; special asst. to pres., U. of Md., 1937-41 ; U.S.
Army 1941—45, col., overseas service ; detailed, while
in Army, to Quebec Confs. 1943 and 1944, Crimea
Conf. 1945, and Berlin Conf. 1945 ; dir. of personnel
relations for private company 1945-46 ; app. dir., Of-
fice of Departmental Admin., Dept. of State, CAF-15,
Mar. 11, 1946; married. — ODA.
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277
Humes, Elizabeth. — b. Memphis, Tenn., Oct. 10, 1894 ;
Ennis (Tex.) High Sch. grad. ; Pensionnat pour Jeunes
Filles Cyrano, Lausanne ; Hohere Miidehenschule von
Heydenaber, Munich; private sch. in Italy; translator
and sec. 1917-18 ; with Am. Red Cross in France and
Italy 1918-19 ; sec. to cml. att, and trade commrs. in
Europe 1920-27; app. asst. tratde commr. at Rome June
24, 1927 ; trade commr. at Rome Jan. 1, 1929 ; at Paris
Sept. 15, 1937; at London June 1938; at Copenhagen
June 16, 1939 ; For. Ser. officer of class seven July 1,
1939; cons, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939;
cons, at Copenhagen Dec. 29, 1939 ; For. Ser. officer to
the leg. at Copenhagen June 30, 1941 ; 2d sec. at Copen-
hagen Oct. 1, 1941 ; at Bern Dec. 24, 1941 (did not
proceed to post) ; 2d sec. at Lisbon July 1, 1942 ; also
cons, at Lisbon Jan. 19, 1943 ; class six Nov. 16, 1943 ;
For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946.
Hummel, Robert Stuart.— b. Los Angeles, Calif., Sept. 30, 1915;
Hillcrest Sch. (Nanking, China); Manual Arts High Sch. grad.,
business sch.; Los Angeles City Coll.; U. of Calif., B. A. 1939;
grad. work 1941; George Washington U., grad. work 1944; dist.
sales mgr. for publishing company 1932-34; Y. M. C. A. camp
counselor, summer 193S; representative of mfg. company, 1939-41;
U. S. Navy 1941-45, It., overseas service; app. asst. to country
specialist, P-4, in the Dept. of State Nov. 1, 1945; married.— CA.
Humphrey, Richard Atherton. — b. Philadelphia, Pa.,
Sept. 16, 1914 ; West Philadelphia High Sch. grad. ;
Swarthmore Coll., A.B. 1936 ; U. of Pa., M.A. 1937 ;
teacher, St. Paul's Sch., 1937-38; asst. instr., U. of
Pa., 1938—40 ; reference librarian, Library of Cong.,
1940—44 ; app. specialist on historical research at
$3,800 in the Dept. of State Apr. 26, 1944 ; asst. to
the chief, Div. of Research and Publication, Aug. 1,
1944 ; special asst to the chief at $4,600 (P-5) May 17,
1945 ; P-6 June 16, 1946 ; act. asst. chief, Div. of
Historical Policy Research, Sept. 16, 1946 ; married. —
RE.
Hungerford, Harris Reeder. — b. Wayside, Md., Aug.
20, 1896; high sch.; business sch.; Northwestern U.
1920-25 ; Georgetown U. 1925-27 ; George Washing-
ton U. 1927-30; U.S. Army 1918-19, overseas service;
laboratory asst. 1914—16, asst. in marketing grain
1916-18, principal marketing specialist 1920-25, Dept.
of Agri. ; business specialist, sr. econ. analyst, and asst.
chief of unit, Dept. of Com., 1925-45 ; app. sr. econ.
analyst in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at
London July 9, 1945 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class
three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Hunsaker, Lee Madsen. — b. Honeyville, Utah, Dec. 25,
1914 ; Weber High Sch. grad. ; Weber Coll. 1933-35 ;
elk., U.S. Railway Mail Service 1935-37; U.S. Marine
Corps, 1938-39 ; elk. in Am. emb. at Bogota July 11,
1939 ; at Tegucigalpa Aug. 31, 1930 ; resigned Jan. 7,
1943 ; app. v.c. at Puerto Cortes Jan. 13, 1943 ; at Val-
paraiso Aug. 30, 1944 ; at Concepcion Nov. 27, 1944 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Hunsberger, Warren Seabury.— b. Philadelphia, Pa., Aug. 28,
1911; Hill Sch. grad.; Yale, A. B. 1933, Ph. D. 1937; instr. in
econ., Princeton, 1937-40; economist, O'Ryan Econ. Study
Mission to Japan, 1940; asst. prof, of econ., U. of N. H., 1940^6;
economist, Bd. of Econ. Warfare, 1941; U. S. Navy 1941-46,
comdr.; asst. sec. of Econ. and Social Comm., United Nations
Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945; app. subdivision chief,
P-7, in the Dept. of State May 31, 1946; married— DRF.
Hunt, Edward Eyre. — b. Bell wood, Nebr., Aug. 1,
1885 ; high-sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ; Harvard,
A.B. 1910 ; Am. del., Province of Antwerp, Commn.
for Relief in Belgium, 1914-16 ; deputy commr. for
Am. Red Cross in Europe, chief, Bu. of Relief and
Rehabilitation in France, dir. gen. of civilian relief
in Italy, 1917-18 ; sec, President's Conf. on Unem-
ployment, 1921 ; exec, sec, U.S. Coal Commn., 1922-23,
Comm. on Recent Econ. Changes, 1927, President's
Research Comm. on Social Trends, 1929-33 ; Am.
expert on scientific management. World Econ. Conf.,
Geneva, 1927 ; Am. mem., World Econ. Depression
Inquiry, Geneva, 1931 ; chief industrial economist,
War Production Bd., 1942-43 ; asst. chief of field op-
erations, Office of For. Relief and Rehabilitation
Operations, 1943 ; dir. of Italian div., For. Econ.
Admin., 1944-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State
as chief of Italian Div., Office of For. Liquidation,
CAF-15. Oct. 20, 1945 ; assoc chief, Special Projects
Div., P-8, July 28, 1946 ; married. — SPD.
Hunt, Frederick Drum. — b. Bethesda, Md., Nov. 27,
1912; Western High Sch. (D.C.) grad.; Severn Prep.
Sch. grad. ; George Washington, A.B. 1935 ; Div. of Press
Intelligence for U.S. Govt. 1933-36; entered Bu. of For.
and Dom. Com. Mar. 2, 1936 ; asst. trade commr. at
London Sept. 1, 1937 ; at Bucharest June 1, 1939 ; For.
Ser. officer unclass. July 1, 1939 ; v.c. of career and
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. and v.c. and 3d sec. at Bucharest
Nov. 16, 1939 ; v.c. at Shanghai Feb. 15-Dec. 7, 1941 ;
at Lourenco Marques July 20, 1942 ; at Johannesburg,
temp., Sept. 4, 1943; at Port Elizabeth, temp., Oct. 12,
1943 ; at Johannesburg, temp., Nov. 7, 1943 ; at Lou-
rengo Marques Nov. 20, 1943 ; to the Dept. Mar. 10,
1944 ; v.c. at Nuevo Laredo Oct. 20, 1944 ; class eight
Aug. 13, 1945 ; v.c. at Martinique Nov. 1, 1946 ; For.
Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Hunt, Leigh Walter. — b. Washington, D.C, Jan. 18,
1896 ; Central High Sch. grad. ; U. of Mich. 1 yr. ;
Sorbonne 1918 ; U.S. Army 1917-19, overseas service ;
elk. to cml. att. at Paris 1919-20 ; at Brussels 1920-23 ;
app. asst. trade commr. at Brussels Oct. 16, 1923 ; asst.
cml. att. at Brussels and Luxemburg June 17, 1927 ;
observer, 16th Plenary Assembly of the Int. Parlia-
mentary Conf. of Com., Brussels, 1930 ; to Bu. of For.
and Dom. Com. Sept. 12, 1935 ; trade commr. at Ottawa
Feb. 22-Apr. 2, 1937 ; at Paris June 1, 1938 ; For. Ser.
officer of class five July 1, 1939 ; cons, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; cons, and 2d sec. at Paris
Dec. 29, 1939; to the Dept. Dec 20, 1940; class four
July 16, 1944; cml. att. at Brussels Sept. 20, 1944;
at Rome, temp., May 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Hunt, Mary Eunice. — b. Winchendon, Mass., May 18,
1899 ; high sch. grad. ; business sch. ; stenog. for busi-
ness firms 1918-20, 1925-26 ; app. elk. at $1,320 in
the Dept. of State Feb. 8, 1926 ; in Am. leg. at
Ottawa Mar. 15, 1928 ; admin, asst. at Ottawa Feb.
10, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13,
1946.
Hunt, Ralph Harding. — b. Boston, Mass., May 6,
1905 ; Scotch Coll., Melbourne, Australia ; business sch.
in Melbourne ; Melbourne U. 1923-24 ; app. elk. in Am.
consulate gen. at Melbourne Oct. 1, 1921 ; v.c. at Mel-
bourne Sept. 24, 1929 ; at Suva, temp., Aug. 29, 1945 ;
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att. at Canberra, temp., Oct. 29, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Hunt, Victor Myron. — b. Napa, Calif., Oct. 7, 1908 ;
high-sch. grad. ; Coll. of the Pacific, A.B. 1929 ; U. of
Calif., M.A. 1931, Ph.D. 1933 ; instr. in hist. 1933-34,
assoc. prof. 1936-43, San Jose State Coll. ; prof, of
hist., Western State Coll. of Colo., 1934-36 ; assoc.
prof, of hist., U. of Calif., 1938-41 : chief of United
Nations section, asst. chief and chief of Regional Anal-
ysis Div., chief of Bu. of Overseas Intelligence and
policy coordinator, Office of War Information, 1943-
45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State, CAF-14, Aug.
31, 1945 ; act. exec, sec, Program Planning and Evalu-
ation Bd., Jan. 1, 1946 ; policy coordinator, P-8, Nov.
17, 1946 ; married. — OIC.
Hunter, Robert Leland. — b. Ortonville. Minn., Sept.
19, 1905 ; high-sch. grad. ; U. of Minn. 1925-26, 1927 ;
U. of Mo. 1926 ; law elk. 1923-24 ; U.S. Immigration
Service 1927-28 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate gen. at
Winnipeg July 1, 1928 ; v.c. at Winnipeg Aug. 29, 1929 ;
at Windsor Jan. 6, 1931 ; elk. at Baghdad May 19, 1934 ;
also v.c. at Baghdad Apr. 15, 1935 ; elk. at Addis Ababa
Feb. 1, 1936; v.c. at Addis Ababa Apr. 8, 1936; at
Tirana Mar. 24, 1937 ; elk. at The Hague May 14,
1938 ; at Belgrade Dec. 12, 1940 ; at Bucharest June
28, 1941 ; at Madrid Mar. 9, 1942 ; v.c. at Casablanca
June 3, 1944 ; also admin, asst. at Casablanca May
16, 1945 ; v.c. and admin, asst. at Hankow Apr. 30,
1946 (canceled) ; at Mexico City June 20, 1946; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class nine Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at
Mexico City Nov. 13, 1946.
Hurdlebring, August. — b. St. Louis, Mo., Oct. 1, 1894 ;
business-sch. grad. ; elk., Dept. of Agri., 1916—17 ;
U. S. Army 1917-19 ; sec. and translator with bank
in Spain 1920-32, 1938-40 ; translator, Int. Radio
Telegraph Conf., Madrid, Sept. 1932-Jan. 1933 ; export
business 1933-38 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Vigo
Oct. 21, 1940 ; at Madrid Nov. 30, 1942; admin, asst.
at Madrid Feb. 10, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Hurley, Marie V. — app. admin, asst. in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Sydney July 1. 1946; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class eleven Nov. 13, 1946.
Hussey, Roland Dennis. — b. Milford, Mass., Oct. 13,
1897 ; Melrose High Sch. grad. ; U. S. Army 1917-19,
overseas service ; Boston U., S.B. 1923 ; studied in
archives and libraries in Europe 1925-26, 1930-31,
in Latin Amer. 1938 ; Harvard, M.A. 1928, Ph.D.
1930 ; assoc. prof, of hist., U. of Calif., 1926-44 ; app.
consultant in the Dept. of State July 17, 1944 ; asst.
chief, Div. of Am. Republics Analysis and Liaison, at
$5,600 Aug. 1, 1944 ; at $6,500 (P-7) May 3, 1945; act.
chief, Div. of Research for Am. Republics, July 15,
1946 ; married. — DRA.
Huston, Gloyce Kenneth. — b. Crawfordsville, Iowa,
May 12, 1900 ; Crawfordsville High Sch. ; U. of Iowa,
BA. 1922; S.A.T.C. 1918; instr. in Eng. and math.,
American U. at Cairo, Egypt, 1922-25 ; app. elk. in
Am. consulate at Cairo July 1, 1925 ; For. Ser. officer
unclass. and v.c. of career Apr. 27, 1927 ; v.c. at Cairo
May 9, 1927; at Aden June 11, 1928; at Genoa Nov.
15, 1930; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Aug. 31, 1932; For.
Ser. officer in the leg. at Tirana Sept. 2, 1932 ; v.c. and
3d sec. at Tirana Sept. 10, 1932; class eight July 1.
1934 ; cons. Jan. 22, 1935 ; cons, at Tirana in addition
to duties as 3d sec. Jan. 24, 1935 ; cons, and 3d sec.
at Bucharest Jan. 17, 1936 ; class seven Apr. 1, 1937 ;
2d sec. at Bucharest in addition to duties as cons.
May 6. 1937 ; admin, sec. of Am. del., 9th Int. Cong, of
Mil. Medicine and Pharmacy, Bucharest, 1937 ; class
six Apr. 1, 1939 ; to the Dept. July 7, 1941 ; class five
Nov. 16, 1943 ; asst. chief, Div. of Southern European
Affairs, Nov. 9, 1944 ; class three May 16, 1945 ; chief,
Div. of Southern European Affairs, June 1, 1945 ;
1st sec. and cons, at Oslo Nov. 2, 1945 ; couns. of emb.
at Oslo May 7, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Hutchinson, Charles Albert. — b. Clinton, Iowa, Nov.
1, 1907 ; U. of Minn., B.A. 1929 ; private tutors ; app.
For. Ser. officer unclass. and v.c. of career Nov. 12, 1929 ;
v.c. at Windsor Nov. 30, 1929 ; For. Ser. Sch. July 16.
1930 ; v.c. at Tokyo Nov. 8, 1930 ; class eight, cons.,
and cons, at Tokyo Oct. 1, 1935 ; at Adelaide Mar. 12,
1936 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Aug. 17, 1937 ; class seven
May 1, 1938 ; class six Aug. 16, 1941 ; class five July 16,
1944 ; to the Dept. Jan. 3, 1945 ; class four Dec. 17,
1945 ; 1st sec. and cons, at Habana June 10, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Hutchinson, Owen Read. — b. Chicago, 111., July 10.
1905 ; assoc. sports editor with newspaper 1934-37 :
dir. of publicity, La. Dept. of Labor 1937-40 ; informa-
tional representative, La. Div. of Employment Security,
1940-41, U.S. Employment Ser., 1942 ; branch office
mgr., Office of War Information, 1942-43 ; news editor.
Office of Inter-Am. Affairs, 1943-45 ; transferred to
the Dept. of State as news editor, CAF-12, Aug. 31,
1945 ; public affairs officer in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned at San Salvador Aug. 27, 1946 ; For.
Ser. Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Hutton, Paul Churchill. — b. Goldsboro, N.C., Nov. 17,
1903; Western High Sch. (D.C.) grad.; Columbian
Prep. Sch. ; U.S.M.A., grad. 1926 ; U.S. Army 1926-30,
2d It. ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Apr. 15. 1930 ; v.c. at Panama
July 17, 1930; For. Ser. Sch. Feb. 11, 1931; v.c. at
Calcutta June 20, 1931 (canceled) ; at Bombay Aug. 29,
1931 ; at Dublin May 22, 1934 ; class eight Apr. 1, 1937 ;
cons. Apr. 22, 1937; cons, at Dublin Apr. 26, 1937;
at Mexico City Feb. 28, 1939 ; class seven Apr. 1, 1939 ;
to the Dept. Sept. 26. 1941: class six May 16, 1945;
cons, at Guatemala Nov. 1, 1945; also 2d sec. at
Guatemala Jan. 10, 1946 ; class five May 19, 1946 ; For.
Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Huyler, Coulter D., Jr.— b. New York, N. Y., Oct. 9, 1911; Kent
Sch. grad.; Princeton, B. A. 1934; copywriter with advertising
company 1934-41; U. S. Army 1941-^6, maj., overseas service;
app. information officer in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned
at The Hague Sept. 22, 1946; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class
four Nov. 13, 1946; married.
Hyde, Louis Kepler, Jr. — b. Titusville. Pa., Oct. 5,
1901 : Groton Sch. grad. ; Yale, B.A. 1923 ; Corpus
Christ! Coll., Cambridge U., England, 1923-24; busi-
ness and mfg. 1925-33 ; contributor and staff writer
for magazine 1933-34 ; partner in econ. research and
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279
Investment management firm 1934—41 ; asst. to deputy
administrator. Office of Lend-Lease Admin., 1942—43 ;
deputy trade relations adviser, For. Econ. Admin.,
1943-44 ; app. asst. to the sec. of state at $8,250 Feb.
8, 1945 ; asst. to chm., U.S. del., United Nations
Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; transferred
to United Nations July 1, 1945 ; adviser on tech. prob-
lems, U.S. del., 1st part of 1st sees, of the Gen. As-
sembly, United Nations, London, 1946 ; married.
Icke, Paul W. — b. Madison, Wis., Jan. 14, 1910;
Cen. High Sch. grad. ; U. of Wis., Ph.B. and Ph.M.
1933, Ph.D. 1940; acquisition aide, Bu. of Biological
Survey, 1935 ; geog. aide, Tenn. Valley Authority,
1935-36; instr. in geog., U. of Wis. 1937^0, U. of
111. 1940-41 ; mineral analyst, Office of Production
Management, 1941-42 ; app. divisional asst. at $3,800
in the Dept. of State Feb. 24, 1942; at $4,600 (P-5)
Sept. 16, 1942 ; head of minerals unit, research section,
Office of the Geographer, Jan. 1, 1944, Div. of Geog-
raphy and Cartography Jan. 15, 1944 ; asst. to adviser
on geography, United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San
Francisco, 1945 ; married. — IFI.
Ingersoll, John Joseph. — b. Philadelphia, Pa., Jan. 11, 1920;
Northeast High Sch. grad.; Temple, A. B. 1940; accounting elk.
with industrial chemical corp. 1940-11; with shipbuilding com-
pany 1942; U. S. Army 1942-16, overseas service; statistician,
War Dept. (Paris), 1946; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 25, 1946; to the Dept.
Sept. 11, 1946; v. c. at Aden Oct. 22, 1946; For. Ser. officer of class
six Nov. 13, 1946.
Ingersoll, Ross Homer. — b. Eureka, Utah, Oct. 16,
1914 ; American Fork High Sch. grad. ; U. of Colo.,
B.A. 1937 ; Northwestern, M.A. 1938, Ph.D. 1941 ;
instr. in romance languages, Northwestern U., 1938-
41 ; instr. in modern languages 1941-43, mgr. of the
language house 1942, U. of Colo. ; U. S. Navy 1943-46,
It., overseas service ; app. intelligence programming
officer, P-5, in the Dept, of State Oct. 16, 1946. —
SA-E.
Ingle, Edward Mark, — b. Grand view, Tex., Dec. 25,
1915; Woodrow Wilson High Sch. (Dallas) grad.; U. of
Tex. 1934-37 ; elk. in wholesale furniture company
1938-39 ; elk., Treas. Dept.. 1939-40 ; app. elk. in the
For. Ser. and assigned to the Dept. Aug. 21, 1940;
at Bangkok Oct. 17, 1940 ; v.c. at Leopoldville Sept. 22,
1942; at Addis Ababa July 15, 1944 (canceled) ; fur-
lough for mil. ser. Apr. 24, 1945-Sept. 13, 1945 ;
v.c. and admin, asst., office of act. U.S. political ad-
viser to Supreme Commander, Allied Forces, Japan,
Sept. 13, 1945 ; v.c. at Peiping Mar. 12, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Ingraham, Henry Gardner. — b. Brooklyn, N. Y., Apr.
22, 1912 ; prep.-sch. grad. ; WTesleyan, A.B. J933 ; Yale,
LL.B. 1936 ; mem. of bars of D.C. and N.Y. ; law elk.,
Fed. Circuit Court of Appeals, 1936-37 ; atty., Nat.
Labor Relations Bd., 1937-40, Dept. of Labor. 1940-41,
Dept. of Justice, 1941-42 ; U.S. Navy 1942-46, It
comdr., overseas service ; app. asst. to legal adviser,
P-7, in the Dept. of State June 17, 1946 ; atty. in
office of U.S. representative, United Nations Atomic
Energy Commn. 1946- ; married. — Le.
Iredale, Laura. — b. Los Angeles, Calif. ; Los Angeles
High Sch. grad.; U. of Calif., B.A. 1936, M.A. 1937;
Pratt Inst, of Library Science, B.S. In L.S. 1938; Co-
lumbia U. 1939-43; asst. in public library 1931-36;
sec. to hist, dept., U. of Calif., 1936-37 ; asst. librarian,
Teachers Coll., Columbia U., 1938-42 ; reference li-
brarian in public library 1942^13 ; app. divisional asst.
at $2,600 in the Dept. of State June 7, 1943 ; research
asst. at $3,200 June 16, 1944; divisional asst. May 16,
1945 ; at $3,800 (P^l) May 24, 1945 ; asst. on int. org.
affairs Nov. 1, 1945. — OA.
Ireland, Philip Willard. — b. Oskaloosa, Iowa, Jan. 15,
1902 ; Chattanooga High Sch. grad. ; Ohio Wesleyan,
A.B. 1925; U. of Vienna, summer 1930; Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge, 1933 ; Oxford, B.A. 1933, M.A. 1937 ; Lon-
don Sch. of Econ., Ph.D. 1936; instr., Am. U. of Beirut
1925-28, Harvard U., 1936-^1 ; fellow, Walter Hines
Page Sch. of Int. Relations, Jobns Hopkins U., 10M6 ;
asst. prof., U. of Chicago, 1941- ; app. divisional asst.
at $5,600 in the Dept. of State July 15, 1942 ; at $6,500
(P-7) Oct. 16, 1943; asst. chief, Div. of Territorial
Studies, Jan. 15, 1944-Mar. 1, 1945 ; special asst. to
the dir., Office of Near Eastern and African Affairs,
Apr. 1, 1945 ; special asst. on del. liaison. United
Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; att.
at Cairo Oct. 30, 1945 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of
class three Nov. 13, 1946; married.
Iribarren, Smith Jose\ — b. Caracas, Venezuela, Dec.
21, 1S95 ; naturalized 1944 ; Colegio Catolico, B.Ph.
1911 ; Escuela de Comercio, C.P. 1914; feature writer
for newspapers 1931-35, for magazines 1936-39 ; free-
lance translator ; with Pan Am. Union 1939-^3 ; at-
tended 1st sess. of the Council, United Nations Relief
and Rehabilitation Admin., Atlantic City, N. J., 1943,
and Int. Civil Aviation Conf., Chicago, 1944 ; with
Office of Coordinator of Inter Am. Affairs 1943-45 ;
transferred to the Dept. of State as foreign language
specialist, CAF-11, Aug. 31, 1945 ; with United Nations,
London, 1945-46 ; translator Oct. 14, 1946 ; mar-
ried.— TC.
Irvine, Charles Crawford; — b. Medford, Mass., May
25, 1918 ; Flushing High Sch. grad. ; Princeton, B.A.
1938, M.A. 1940, Ph.D. 1942; Centro de Estudios
Historicos, Madrid, 1936 ; economic analyst for statis-
tical bu. 1941 ; information analyst, Office of Inter-
Am. Affairs, 1942-43 ; U.S. Navy 1943-46, It., over-
seas service ; app. country specialist, P— 4, in the Dept.
of State July 25, 1946. — CP.
Isaacs, C. Grant. — b. Lynnville, Tenn., July 23, 1895 ;
Union City High Sch. grad. ; U. of Tenn. 1 yr. ; Ga.
Sch. of Tech. 1 yr. ; with purchasing dept. of tire com-
pany 1917-18 ; with U. S. Signal Corps, Bu. of Stand-
ards, and Office of Dir. of Sales, War Dept. ; app. spe-
cial agt., Bu. of For. and Dom. Com., Dec. 1921 ; asst.
trade commr. at London Sept. 1, 1924 ; mgr., Charlotte
dist. office, Aug. 9, 1928 ; app. trade commr. and as-
signed to office of asst. sec. of com. Apr. 1, 1930: to
Bu. of For. and Dom. Com. July 15, 1933 ; trade
commr. at Singapore July 15, 1934 ; at Manila, temp.,
Aug.-Dec. 1934 ; at Batavia Jan. 1, 1935 ; at Cal-
cutta July 6. 1935 ; to Bu. of For. and Dom. Com.
Feb. 16, 1938 ; trade commr. at London June 14,
1938 ; For. Ser. officer of class seven July 1, 1939 ;
cons, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; cons,
at London Dec. 29, 1939 ; also 2d sec. at London Mar.
10, 1941 ; class six Nov. 16, 1943 ; asst. cml. att. at
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Madrid May 29, 1944 (canceled) ; cons, at Sydney
Feb. 5, 1945 (canceled) ; at Toronto Nov. 29, 1945 ; to
the Dept. Mar. 22, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer, Jt. Secre-
tariat, U.S. del., United Nations, temp., Aug. 6, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946.
Isenberg, Walter Carl, Jr. — b. Milwaukee, Wis., Jan.
26, 1919 ; Marinette High Sch. grad. ; U. of Wis., AB.
1940 ; Georgetown Sch. of For. Ser. 1940-42 ; admin,
asst., Fed. Home Loan Bank Bd., 1941-42 ; shipping
office, British Ministry of Supply, 1942 ; U. S. Army
1942—45, overseas service ; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Dec. 22, 1945 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Addis Ababa Dec.
29, 1945 (canceled); v.c. at Istanbul Feb. 26, 1946;
For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Ives, John Winsor. — b. Elizabeth, 111., Nov. 18, 1901 ;
Randolph Macon Acad.; HI. Wesieyan U. 1921-22; U.
of 111. 1923-24; v. c. at Mazatlan 1925-28; cml. agt.,
Chicago dist. office, Bu. of For. and Dom. Com., 1928-
29 ; app. asst. trade commr. at Bogota Feb. 1, 1929 ;
at Rio de Janeiro June 15, 1929 ; trade commr. at Rio
de Janeiro Dec. 1, 1935; For. Ser. officer of class seven
July 1, 1939; For. Ser. officer at Lisbon Oct. 16, 1939;
cons, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; cons,
at Lisbon Dec. 29. 1939 ; cml. att. at Lisbon Apr. 10,
1942 ; class six July 16, 1943 ; class five May 16, 1945 ;
class four May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of ciass
three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Jackson, George Irwin. — b. Norcross, Ga., Jan. 16,
1897 ; Norcross High Sch. ; Columbia Sch. of Drafting
1922; Columbia Tech. Inst. 1935; Capitol Radio En-
gineering Inst. 1930 ; U.S. Army 1918 ; statistical drafts-
man, Works Progress Admin. 1935>-40, War Dept. 1940-
41; cartographer, Dept. of Agri., 1941-1943; app. car-
tographic engineer at $3,200 in the Dept. of State Oct.
5, 1943 ; cartographer Jan. 1, 1944 ; at $3,800 (P-4)
Mar. 20, 1945 ; married. — MI.
Jackson, Wayne G. — b. Lucerne, Switzerland, of Am.
parents. Mar. 20, 1905 ; attended Le Rosey Sch., Rolle,
Switzerland ; Haverford Coll., B. S. 1926 ; Yale, LL.B.
1929 ; mem. of bar of N. Y. ; atty. 1929-41 ; divisional
asst., Dept. of State, Apr.-Sept., 1941 ; with legal div.,
War Production Bd., 1941-43 ; deputy comm. chm.,
Dept. of State Sept.-Oct. 1943, Office of For. Econ.
Admin. 1943-44 ; app. adviser. Supply and Resources
Div., Dept. of State, at $8,000 (P-8) Mar. 8, 1944;
mem., Program Adjustment Comm., and alt. mem., Re-
quirements Comm., War Production Bd., 1944 ; deputy
dir., Office of Wartime Econ. Affairs, Oct. 16, 1944-
Jan. 26, 1945 ; assoc. chief. War Areas Econ. Div., Feb.
9, 1945 ; act. adviser on emergency econ. orgs., Office of
Int. Trade Policy, Mar. 18, 1946 ; adviser, Office of
Asst. Sec. of State for Econ. Affairs. — A-T.
Jacobs, George Robert. — b. Chicago, 111., Mar. 15,
1919 ; Francis W. Parker Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A.B.
1940 ; Am. U. 1940^41 ; economist, Work Projects
Admin. 1940-42, with Office of Strategic Services in
U. S., England, France, and Germany 1943-46 ; econo-
mist and statistician, War Production Bd., 1942-43 ;
transferred to the Dept. of State as economist, P-4,
Oct. 1, 1945 ; divisional asst. Mar. 10, 1946 ; P-5
July 28, 1946 ; married. — GA.
Jacobs, John Roland. — b. Pleasant Grove, Utah, Feb.
23, 1911 ; U. of Grenoble, France, 1932-33; U. of Poi-
tiers, France, 1933-34; U. of Utah, B.A. 1937, M.A
1938 ; Stanford U., grad. work 1939-42 ; instr., Ecole
Normale d'Inst., Poitiers, France, 1933-34 ; in charge
of shipping for private company 1934—37 ; instr., U. of
Utah 1937-39, Stanford U. 1939-45 ;' app. elk. in the
For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept. June 14,
1945 ; v.c. at Antwerp Aug. 25, 1945 ; also admin, asst.
at Antwerp July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Antwerp Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Jacobs, Joseph Earle. — b. Johnston, B.C., Oct. 31,
1893 ; Johnston High Sch. grad. ; studied bookkeeping
and accounting; Coll. of Charleston, A.B. 1913; teacher
in high gch. 1913-14; mercantile business 1915; app.
student Interpreter in Turkey Oct. 15, 1915, but
did not proceed to post ; student interpreter in
China Nov. 5, 1915 ; v.c. at Foochow June 26, 1917 ;
v. C. and interpreter at Shanghai Apr. 15, 1918 ; Am.
assessor, Int. Mixed Court, Shanghai, 1918-25 ; desig-
nated to exercise judicial authority and jurisdiction in
Am. Cons. Court, Shanghai, Aug. 25, 1919 ; cons, of
class six Nov. 19, 1921 ; class five Dec. 19, 1923 ; For.
Ser. officer of class six July 1, 1924 ; class five Aug. 31,
1925 ; tech. adviser to Am. mem., Comtnn. on Extra-
territoriality in China, 1926-26; cons, at Yunnanfu
July 3, 1926; at Shanghai Feh. 25, 1928; class four
May 17, 1928 ; representative of Am. minister to China
in negotiations with regard to Provisional Court, Shang-
hai, Dec. 1929-Feb. 1930; to the Dept. May 7, 1930;
class three July 24, 1930 ; For. Ser. insp. July 2, 1934 ;
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. and cons. gen. Oct. 15, 1934 ;
class two Oct. 1, 1935 ; to the Dept. as chief, Office of
Philippine Affairs. Dec. 12, 1936; v. chm., Jt. Prep.
Committee on Philippine Affairs, and chm., Am. group,
1937-38; class one Mar. 1, 1939; couns. of leg. and
cons. gen. at Cairo Aug. 30, 1940 ; For. Ser. officer,
office of U.S. political adviser, staff of Supreme Allied
Commander, Mediterranean theater, Jan. 1, 1945 ; at
Tirana Apr. 5, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class one Nov.
13, 1946 : married.
Jacobs, Norman S. — app. admin, officer in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Paris July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946; press officer
at Paris Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Jacobson, Jerome. — b. Perth Amboy, N.J., Sept. 22,
1921 ; Perth Amboy High Sch. grad. ; Rutgers, A.B.
1942 ; Am. U. 1944— ; economist, War Production Bd.
1942-45, Fed. Deposit Insur. Corp. 1945-46 (detailed
to the Dept. of State Oct. 1945-Feb. 1946) ; detailed
to Paris Conf. on Reparations 1945—46 ; economist
Office of Mil. Govt., Berlin, Mar-June 1946 ; app.
divisional asst., P— 4, in the Dept. of State June 20,
1946. — GA
Jacyno, Joseph Roche. — b. Lawrence, Mass., Apr. 23,
1916 ; Lawrence High Sch. grad. ; Tufts Coll., B.A
1937 ; textile chemist with woolen mfrs. 1938-40 ;
U.S. Marine Corps 1940-45, It. coL, overseas service ;
app. v.c. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at
Vienna Jan. 7, 1946 ; also admin, asst. at Vienna
July 1, 1946 ; For. 9er. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Vienna Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
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281
Jakes, Robert, 3d. — b. Nashville, Tenn., Sept. 21,
1906 ; Montgomery Bell Acad. grad. ; Vanderbilt, B.A.
1928, grad. work 1931-32; George Peabody Coll., sum-
mers 1927, 1930; D. of Berlin, summer 1928; news-
paper reporter 1928-30 ; asst. city editor 1930-33 ; tele-
graph editor 1933-35; app. elk. in consulate at Yar-
mouth Mar. 28, 1935; v.c. at Yarmouth Oct. 21, 1935;
at St. Pierre-Miquelon, temp., June 7, 1937 ; at Yar-
mouth Aug. 25, 1937; at St. Stephen, temp., July 26,
1938 ; at St. Pierre-Miquelon Oct. 7, 1938 ; at
St. Stephen, temp., Dec. 5, 1939 ; at Bahia June 5, 1940 ;
at Para Mar. 22, 1944 ; at Natal Oct. 20, 1944 ; at
Para Dec. 8, 1944 ; asst. chief of courier and pouch
section, Div. of For. Ser. Admin., CAF-11, Feb. 18,
1946. — FA.
James, Garth P. — app. information officer in the For.
Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at La Paz July 1, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946.
James, Virginia Henrietta. — b. Frederick, Md. ;
George Washington, A.B. 1926, grad. work 1926-27;
stenog., War Dept., 1918-24; research elk. and sec.
to asst. agt.. Mixed Calms Commn., U.S. and Mexico.
1924-31 ; research elk., hearings of Gen. and Special
Claims Commns., U.S. and Mexico, Mexico City, 1930,
1931 ; app. elk at $1,440 in the Dept. of State Jan. 1,
1932; at $1,620 Sept. 21, 1934; at $1,800 July 1,
1936 ; at $1,860 Apr. 1, 1938 ; elk., 4th Int. Conf. on
Private Air Law, Brussels, 1938 ; at $2,000 Mar. 1,
1939; at $2,100 Oct. 1, 1941; admin, asst. at $2,600
Feb. 16, 1942 ; at $2,700 Oct. 1. 1943 : divisional asst.
at $3,200 (P-3) Oct. 1, 1944; P-4 Dec. 4, 1945. — EE.
Jamison, Edward AJden. — b. Pontiac, 111., July 10.
1909 ; Pontiac Township High Sch. grad. ; Northwest-
ern, B.S. 1931 ; Tufts Coll., A.M. 1933 ; Harvard,
Ph.D. 1943 ; instr. in hist, and govt., Earlham Coll.,
1934-36 ; asst. instr. in hist., Tufts Coll., 1936-41 ;
instr. in hist., Williams Coll., 1941-45 ; app. for. af-
fairs specialist at $4,600 (P-5> in the Dept. of State
Apr. 6, 1945 ; chief of analysis section, Central Secre-
tariat, P-6, Sept. 22, 1946 ; married. — ESC.
Jandrey, Fred William. — b. Neenah, Wis., Oct. 1,
1908 ; Madison Central High Sch. grad. ; U. of Wis.,
BA.. 1930 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Southampton
Aug. 4, 1931 ; v. c. at Southampton Aug. 14, 1931 ;
For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. In
the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 17, 1931 ; v.c. at Southampton
Jan. 2, 1932 ; For. Ser. Sch. Aug. 19, 1932 ; v. c. at
Calcutta Dec. 22, 1932 ; at Naples May 19, 1936 ; class
eight Mar. 16, 1939 ; v. c. at Melbourne July 1, 1939
(canceled) ; at Brisbane, temp., Aug. 22, 1939; ac Perth,
temp., Aug. 23, 1940; at Melbourne Aug. 24, 1939;
class seven Aug. 16, 1941 ; cons. Apr. 26, 1943 ; cons, at
Melbourne Apr. 27, 1943 ; class six July 16, 1944 ;
cons, at Naples Oct. 31, 1944 ; class five Aug. 13, 1945 ';
For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married'
Janz, Robert. — b. Omaha, Nebr., Oct. 11, 1903 ; U.S.
N.A. and U. of Okla. ; Georgetown, B.S. (For. Ser.)
1929 ; elk., War Dept., 1927-28, Treas. Dept., 1928-29 ;
app. For. Ser. officer unclass. and v. c. of career Nov.
12, 1929 ; For. Ser. Sch. Nov. 20, 1929 ; v. c. at Guate!
mala Mar. 26. 1930 ; at Belfast Sept. 4, 1931 ; clasa
eight, cons., and cons, at Belfast Oct. 1, 1935 ; at Bahia
June 14, 1937 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Aug. 17, 1937 ;
class seven Aug. 17, 193S ; to the Dept. May 24, 1940;
cons, at Sao Paulo July 8, 1940; 2d sec. and cons, at
Ciudad Trujillo Feb. 3, 1943 ; at Lisbon Aug. 11, 1943 ;
class six Nov. 16, 1943; Am. maritime del. at Ponta
Delgada Jan. 26, 1944 (canceled) ; at Angra do Hero-
ismo Feb. 5, 1944 ; cons, at Jerusalem Mar. 14, 1945 ;
class five Aug. 13, 1945 ; to the Dept. Oct. 30, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married!
Jaquet, Paul Franz. — b. Soleure, Switzerland, July 7,
1889; naturalized 1910; Central High Sch. (Phila-
delphia, Pa.) grad.; Drexel Inst, of Arts and Science
grad. ; Carnegie Tech. 1910-12 ; U. of Pa., grad. work
1910-12 ; architect and designer for cml. firms 1914-25 ;
registered practicing architect in N.Y. 1920-25 ; con-
sulting architect, mem. of Am. Inst, of Architects,
1925-29 ; principal architect, N.Y. Dept. of Public
Works, 1929-37 ; consulting architect 1937-38 ; archi-
tect, Public Bldgs. Admin., detailed to Dept. of State.
1938-44; app. architect at $5,000 (P-5) in the Dept!
of State Mar. 16, 1944. — FBO.
Jardine, Charles Haskell — b. Gibson City, HI., May
19, 1899 ; Drummer Township High Sch. grad. ; U. of
Minn., B.S. 1927 ; Northwestern U., grad. work 1930-
32 ; U.S. Army 1917-18 ; management analyst, Office
for Emergency Management, 1942-44, Office of War
Information, 1944-46; transferred to the Dept. of
State as management specialist, CAF-12, Aug 31
1945 ; married. — OIC.
Jarvis, Francis Girard. — b. Jersey City, N.J., Dec 30
1907; St. Peter's High Sch. grad.; Seton Hal) Coll'
1927-28 ; Fordham 1928-29, LL.B. 1933 ; mem. of bar
of N.Y. ; broker, analyst and trader, and representative
for securities and exchange companies 1928-42; app.
divisional asst. at $4,600 in the Dept. of State' July
20, 1942 ; transferred to the Office of For. Eeon. Admin-
Dec. 6, 1943 ; detailed to the Dept. of State Feb. 23,
1944; app. divisional asst. at $5,600 in the Dept. of
State June 1, 1944 ; civil air att. at Manila, Nanking
and Shanghai July 31, 1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer
of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Jean, Arch Knisely — b. Harrisburg, Pa., Sept. 11,
1912 ; John Harris High Sch. grad. ; Gettysburg, B.S.'
1934 ; elk. and personnel asst., Soil Conservation Ser.,
1934-41 ; regional personnel officer, Central Admin!
Services, 1942-43 ; personnel officer, Office of Defense
Transportation, 1943-^5; app. special asst. to the
chief, Div. of Departmental Personnel, Dept. of State
CAF-13, Dec. 3, 1945; act. chief, CAF-14, Dec. l',
1946 ; married. — DP.
Jeffers, Charles William. — b. Wheeling, W.Va., Nov.
10, 1898 ; Wheeling High Sch. grad. ; Carnegie Inst
of Tech., B.S. 1923; U. S. Army 1917-19; mining
engineer 1923-25, supt. 1926-28, manager 1930-12,
for coal companies; U. S. Marine Corps., col., over!
seas service; app. special asst. in the For. Ser. and
assigned at London Jan. 21, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class one Nov. 13, 1946; special asst. to
chief of mission for econ. affairs at London Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Jelich, John W., Jr. — b. Jamaica, N.Y., Jan. 20, 1919 ;
Mineola High Sch. grad. ; business sch. ; Hofstra Coll'
1938-39; N.Y.U. 1939-40; elk. 1936-40; accountant
1940-41 ; app. elk. at $1,440 in the Dept. of State Mar.
282
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20, 1941 ; at $1,620 Aug. 1, 1941 ; at $1,800 Nov. 1,
1942 ; at $2,000 June 1, 1943 ; admin, asst. at $2,600
Sept. 16, 1944 ; at $2,980 July 1, 1945 ; at $3,090
Sept. 23, 1945 ; admin, asst. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned to the Dept. Feb. 7, 1946 ; at London
Mar. 25, 1946 ; v.c. at London in addition to duties as
admin, asst. Sept. 26, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class eleven Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at London Nov. 13,
1946.
Jenkins, Alfred leSesne. — b. Manchester, Ga., Sept.
14, 1916 ; Savannah High Sen. grad. ; Emory U., A.B.
1938 ; grad. work, U. of Ga. summer 1940, Duke U.
summers 1941-42 ; principal and supt. of public schs.
1940-42 ; U. S. Army 1942-46, 1st It. ; app. For. Ser.
officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. June 3, 1946; to the Dept. Aug. 28, 1946; v.c.
at Peiping Sept. 30, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Jenkins, Douglas, Jr. — b. St. Pierre, St. Pierre et
Miquelon, of Am. parents, Jan. 17, 1910 ; North China
Am. Sch., Peking, grad. ; U. of S.C. ; U. of Va., B.S.
1930 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Mazatlan Aug. 12,
1931 ; v. c. at Mazatlan Aug. 27, 1931 ; For. Ser. officer
unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Dec. 17, 1931 ; For. Ser. Sch. Dec. 19, 1931 ; v.c. at
Yunnanfu Apr. 7, 1932; at Nanking Mar. 6, 1933;
v.c. at Shanghai Aug. 23, 1935; also 3d sec. at Nan-
king Sept. 17. 1935; v.c. at Warsaw Aug. 24, 1938;
class eight Mar. 16, 1939: 3d sec. at Stockholm Oct.
14, 1939; also v.c. at Stockholm Nov. 27, 1940; 3d sec.
at Lisbon Apr. 19, 1941 (canceled) ; class seven Aug.
16, ]941 ; 2d sec. at Stockholm in addition to duties as
v.c. Dec. 9, 1941 ; 2d sec. and v.c. at Managua June
5, 1942 ; 2d sec. at Canberra July 15, 1944 ; class six
May 16, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Jenkins, William Lancaster. — b. Gwynedd, Pa., Dec.
12, 1888 ; George Sch. grad. ; Swarthmore Coll., A.B.
1910 ; sec. 1910-11 ; head, new business dept. of trust
company, 1911-13 ; app., after examination, cons, at
Guadeloupe June 24, 1914 (canceled) ; detailed to
Liverpool Aug. 27-Nov. 7, 1914 ; detailed as v.c. at
Dublin Nov. 9, 1914 ; cons, of class nine Feb. 5, 1915 ;
detailed to consulate at Cork May 8-12, 1915 ; detailed
as v.c. at Swansea June 5, 1915 ; at London Oct. 1915 ;
class eight Oct. 18, 1915 ; detailed to Moscow Jan. 4-
June 21, 1916 ; at Trebizond July 6, 1916-Jan. 14,
1918 ; at Tiflis Jan. 18-May 26, 1918 ; at Moscow June
12-16 and July 6-Aug. 14, 1918 ; at Vologda June 17-
June 5, 1918; at Petrograd Aug. 15-31, 1918; class
seven Oct. 24, 1918 ; detailed to Odessa Jan. 10, 1919 ;
at Tiflis Apr. 22, 1919 ; cons, at Funchal July 5, 1919 ;
class six Sept. 5, 1919 ; cons, at Nairobi Aug. 5, 1921 ;
class five Nov. 23, 1921 ; class four Dec. 19, 1923 ;
detailed to Calcutta Jan. 23, 1924 ; app. For. Ser. officer
of class five July 1, 1924 ; class four Dec. 17, 1925 ;
retired Oct. 31, 1927 ; office mgr. for paper company
1928 ; dept. head for brokerage and mortgage com-
panies 1928-32 ; exec. asst. and mem. of bds., engineer-
ing companies, 1933-41 ; chief of foreign section, For-
est Products Bu., War Production Bd., 1941-44 ; de-
tailed to the Dept. of State Aug.- 30, 1944 ; app. liaison
officer at $5,600 (P-6) in the Dept. of State Nov. 16,
1944 ; asst. to adviser. War Areas Econ. Div. ; political
economist Oct. 16, 1945. — NE.
Jenks, Barton Pickering. — b. Brookline, Mass., Feb.
20, 1899 ; St. Paul's Sch. grad. ; Harvard, B.S. 1921 ;
l'Ecole des Beaux Arts. Paris, D.P.L.G. (architecture)
1927 ; app. att. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned
at Paris Dec. 19, 1945 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of
class three Nov. 13, 1946.
Jensen, Einar. — b. Copenhagen, Denmark, Jan. 3,
1896 ; naturalized ; Royal Agri. Coll., U. of Copen-
hagen ; U. of Wis. ; U. of Minn. ; Harvard, Ph.D. ; gen.
mgr. of agri. laboratories, Copenhagen ; lecturer, U. of
Alberta ; agri. economist, Agri. Adjustment Admin.,
1933-34 ; analyst, Bd. of Econ. Warfare ; int. com-
modity specialist, Dept. of Agri. ; agri. economist.
United Nations Interim Commn. on Food and
Agri., 1944-45 ; app. agri. att. in the For. Ser. Aux-
iliary and assigned at Bern Aug. 14, 1945 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Jensen, Julius Jorgen Christian. — b. Lone Rock, Wis.,
Oct. 31, 1883; Sioux City (Iowa) High Sch. grad.; U.
of Iowa 1906-7 ; George Washington, LL. B. 1915 ;
mem. of bars of DC. and Wyo. ; elk. 1907-9, in U.S.
Weather Bu. 1909-16 ; law practice 1917-18 ; elk.. Govt,
depts., 1918-20; app. v. c. at Copenhagen Dec. 4, 1920;
at Malmo, temp., Oct. 30, 1923 ; at Copenhagen Dec.
17, 1923; at Goteborg, temp., Nov. 14, 1924; at Copen-
hagen Feb. 17, 1925 ; at Cologne Dec. 7, 1926 ; at Oslo
Mar. 14, 1928 ; at Stuttgart Aug. 17, 1934 ; at Zurich
July 19, 1941 ; at Basel June 22, 1942 ; at Ziirich,
temp., Dec. 27, 1943 ; at Basel Mar. 2, 1944 ; at Zurich
Mar. 16, 1944 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eight
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Jenss, Rachel M. — b. Lockport, N.Y. ; Lockport High
Sch. grad. ; Vassar, B.A. 1925 ; grad. work, U. of Mich.
1926, U. of Wis. 1930; Johns Hopkins U., ScD. 1934;
research asst. for insur. company 1926 ; chief of sta-
tistics div., U.S. Office of Indian Affairs, 1927-30 ;
research fellow, Rockefeller Foundation, 1934-35 ; sta-
tistician, Childrens Bu., Dept. of Labor, 1936-42 ;
technical asst., Bu. of the Census, 1942-43 ; economist,
Treas. Dept., 1943-44 ; app. econ. statistician at
$4,000 (P-4) in the Dept. of State Aug. 11, 1944;
chief of econ. measurements section, Div. of For. Ser.
Planning, P-5, Jan. 3, 1946. — FSP.
Jernegan, John Durnford. — b. Los Angeles, Calif.,
June 12, 1911 ; Palo Alto Union High Sch. grad. ; Salt
Lake Collegiate Inst. 1% yrs. ; Stanford, A.B. 1933,
A.M. 1935; Georgetown Sch. of For. Ser. 1933-34;
elk. 1935 ; newspaper reporter 1936 ; app. For. Ser. offi-
cer unclass.. v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Nov. 16, 1936; v. c. at Mexico City Nov. 23, 1936; For.
Ser. Sch. Jan. 19, 1938; v. c. at Barcelona June 29,
1938; at Cartagen'a Feb. 21, 1941 (canceled) ; to the
Dept. June 6, 1941 ; class eight Feb. 1, 1942 ; 3d sec.
and v.c. at Tehran July 24, 1943 ; accompanied sec. of
state to Moscow Conf. 1943 ; class seven Nov. 16, 1943 ;
2d sec. at Tehran in addition to duties as v.c. May 1,
1944 ; class five May 16, 1945 ; detailed to meeting of
For. Sees., Moscow, 1945 ; to the Dept. June 10, 1946 ;
asst. chief, Div. of Near Eastern Affairs, Sept. 3, 194S ;
For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 — NE.
Jessop, Walter Ernest. — b. San Antonio, Tex., Feb. 18,
1906; high sch.; elk. 1922-27, in War Dept. 1928-30,
in Dept. of State 1930-39, at Sth Int. Conf. of Am.
States, Lima, 1938, at Ft. Sam Houston 1939-40 ; app.
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elk. at $1,440 in the Dept. of State Mar. 9. 1940; at
$1,620 Aug. 1, 1940; at $1,S00 Mar. 16, 1941; asst.
chief of immigration section, Div. of Communications
and Records, at $2,300 Oct. 16, 1041; admin, asst. at
$2,600 Apr. 12, 1943 : chief of allocation section, Div.
of For. Activity Correlation, at $3,200 Apr. 16, 1944 ;
liaison officer at $3,800 (CAF-11) Jan. 27, 1945: also
asst. security officer June 18, 1945 ; special asst. CAF-
12, Sept. 22, 1946 ; married.— FC.
Jessup, Philip C. — b. New York, N.Y., Jan. 5, 1897 ;
Ridgefield Sch. grad. ; Hamilton Coll., A.B. 1919 ; Yale,
LL.B. 1924 ; Columbia, M.A. 1925, Ph.D. 1927 ; U.S.
Army 1917-18, overseas service; mem. of bars of D.C.
and N.Y. ; app. drafting officer at $2,400 in the Dept. of
State Oct. 15, 1924; prof, of int. law, Columbia D.,
1925- ; legal adviser to Am. amb. to Cuba 1930; app.
chief of Div. of Personnel and Training, Office of For.
Relief and Rehabilitation Operations, Dept. of State,
at $8,000 Feb. 1, 1943 ; transferred to Office of For.
Econ. Admin., Sept. 30, 1943 ; consultant, Bd. of Econ.
Warfare and Navy Dept. ; tech. sec, 1st sess. of the
Council, United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation
Admin., Atlantic City, N.J., 1943 ; asst. sec. gen., United
Nations Monetary and Financial Conf., Bretton Woods,
N.H., 1944 ; asst. on judicial org., U.S. del.. United
Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; app.
consultant, Div. of Int. Org. Affairs, Dept. of State,
Sept. 5, 1945; married. — OA.
Jester, Perry Northern— b. West Point, Ga., Jan. 20,
1902; Bailey Mil. Inst, grad.; U. of Va., B.S. 1925;
U.S. Merchant Marine 1917-18; asst. purchasing agt '
Med. Coll. of Va. 1923-24; app., For. Ser. officer un-
class, and v. c. of career Aug. 24, 1927 ; For. Ser. Sch.
Sept. 20, 1927 ; v. c. at Hong Kong Feb. 24. 1928 ; For.
Ser. officer to the leg. at San Salvador Apr. 18, 1932 ;
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. and 3d sec. at San Salvador May
4, 1932; v. c. at Barbados Dec. 3, 1932; class eight
July 1, 1934; cons. Jan. 22, 1935; cons, at Barbados
Jan. 24. 1935; at Southampton June 23, 1936; class
seven Mar. 1, 1939; cons, at Lagos Aug. 23, 1939;
to the Dept. Aug. 29, 1941; class six Feb. 1, 1942-
class five Nov. 16, 1943; class four May 16,' 1945-
asst. chief, Div. of Training Services, June 1, 1945;
act. chief, Div. of Training Services, Nov. 22, 1945 \
detailed to Nat. War Coll. Aug. 30, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Jimenez, Emilio. — b. Arecibo, P.R., Sept. 16, 1909 ;
high-seh. grad. ; coll. in P. R. 1928-29 ; elk. and trans-
lator with mfg. concern in P.R. ; app. elk. in Am
consulate at Santo Domingo Aug. 11, 1930; admin
asst. at Ciudad Trujillo Feb. 10, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Jochen, Frederick L.— app. public affairs officer in
the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Rangoon
July 1, 1946 ; also v.c. at Rangoon Oct. 5, 1946 ; For.
Ser. Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946.
Johnpoll, Alexander C. — b. New York, N.Y., Apr. 18,
1917 ; Thomas Jefferson High Sch. grad. ; U. of N.'
Mex., A.B. 1941 ; teacher in public high sch. 1941-42 ;
U. S. Army 1942-46, overseas service; app. For. Ser!
officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo!
Ser. Sept. 5, 1946; to the Dept. Oct. 27, 1946; For.
Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
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Johnson, Charles Francis. — b. Worcester, Mass^ June
6, 1912; North High Sch. grad.; Clark U.. A.B. 1934,
M.A. 1935 ; Fletcher Sch. of Law and Diplomacy, grad!
work 1936-38 ; research asst. for for. relations council
1938-41 ; asst. field representative. Office of War In-
formation, 1941-43 ; U.S. Army 1944-45 ; app. elk. in
the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept. Apr.
24, 1945 ; v.c. at Toronto July 5, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946; married.
Johnson, Edward Latting.— b. Schenectady, N. Y., Mar. 14,
1924; Nott Terrace High Sch. grad.; Union Coll., A. B. 1943';
U. S. Army 1942-46; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career!
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. June 14, 1946; to the Dept. June 26,
1946; v. c. at Colombo July 19, 1946; For Ser. officer of class six
Nov. 13, 1946.
Johnson, Ellis Alfred.— b. Springfield, Mass., Oct 4
1S93; Tech. High Sch.; elk. 1910-14; office mgr. of
dairy farm 1914-15; stenog. 1915-16; sec, Bu. of For.
and Dom. Com., 1910-17 ; elk., Emergency Fleet Corp.,
1917 ; U. S. Army 1918-19, It., overseas service ; Red
Cross work In Europe 1919-21 ; app. elk. in Am. consu-
late gen. at Copenhagen Aug. 23, 1921 ; v. c. at Copen-
hagen Mar. 11, 1925; at Riga, temp., Apr. 10, 1929;
at Plymouth June 29, 1929 ; at Tallinn Apr. 19, 1930 ;
at Danzig Jan. 26, 1932; at Moscow Feb. 10, 1934;
at Istanbul Apr. 2, 1937; at Izmir Sept. 15, 1941;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class seven Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Johnson, Eugene H. — b. Black River Falls, Wis.
Dec. 27, 1897; Black River Falls High Sch. grad.;
Ripon Coll. 1 yr. ; U. S. Army 1918 ; elk., Dept. of In-
terior, 1917-24 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Stavanger
Mar. 4, 1924; v. c. at Sydney, N.S., Nov. 13, 1925; at
Campbellton, temp., July 18, 1927 ; at Sydney Dec. 17,
1927 ; at Halifax, temp., Jan. 26, 1928 ; at Sydney Feb!
8, 1928 ; at Campbellton, temp., Apr. 6, 1928 ; at Fred-
ericton, temp., Aug. 1, 1928 ; at Sydney Sept. 27, 1928 ;
at Charlottetown, temp., June 12, 1930 ; at Sydney July
1, 1930; at Moncton, temp., Apr. 27, 1935 ; at Sydney
May 24, 1935 ; at Fredericton, temp.. May 3, 1938 ; at
Halifax, temp., Sept. 1, 1938; at Sydney, Nov. 4, 1938;
at Regina Dec. 14, 1938; at Victoria Sept. 30, 1941;
at Calgary, temp., July 19, 1944 ; at Victoria Aug. 17,
1944 ; at Calgary, temp., Aug. 1, 1945 ; at Victoria
Sept. 4, 1945 ; at Calgary, temp., July 25, 1946 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Johnson, Frederick Conger. — b. Pictou, N.S., Canada,
of Am. parents, Nov. 15, 1885; prep, sch., and coll.,'
Obercassel by Bonn, Germany, diploma 1903; U. of Pa.
1903-4; attended Technieum, Mittweida, Germany,
1905; Polytechnicum, Darmstadt, Germany, 1906;
studied Int. law under tutor; employed with railroads
in U. S. 1914-18; app. cons. agt. at Paspebiac July
26, 1918; at Gaspe Jan. 23, 1919; v. c. at Riviere dii
Loup Nov. 15, 1919; resigned Dec. 20, 1920; app. v. c.
at Fredericton Sept. 19, 1921 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Johnson, Hallett. — b. New York, N.Y., Nov. 26, 1888 ;
Hotchkiss Sch. ; Williams Coll., B.A. 1908 ; Columbia',
LL. B. 1911 ; mem. of bar of N.Y. ; law practice 1911-
12 ; mem. of N.Y. Nat. Guard ; app. 3d sec. at London
Aug. 22, 1912 ; at Constantinople May 22, 1914 ; sec.
of emb. or leg. of class five by act approved Feb. 5,
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1915 ; class l'our Mar. 2, 1915 ; assigned to Constan-
tinople Mar. 6, 1915 ; to La Paz June 16, 1915 (can-
celed) ; to Santiago, Chile, July 6, 1915 ; class three
May 10, 1916 ; assigned to La Paz as charge d'affaires
ad interim July 20, 1916 ; to Santiago, Chile, Jan. 3,
1917; to the Dept. Jan. 14, 1918; act. chief, Div. of
Latin Am. Affairs, Aug. 15-Nov. 21, 1919 ; class two
Dec. 20, 1919; assigned to Brussels Mar. 25, 1920; to
Stockholm May 26, 1921 ; to Madrid July 23, 1923 ; to
Berlin June 5, 1924 ; For. Ser. officer of class four July
1, 1924 ; 1st sec. at Paris July 17, 1924 ; class three
Ang. 8, 1924; 1st sec. at Oslo July 11, 1927; at The
Hague July 25, 1929 ; class two July 24, 1930 ; couns.
of leg. at The Hague Apr. 6, 1931 ; couns. of emb. at
Madrid Dec. 5, 1933 (temp, at St. Jean de Luz July
26, 1936) ; cons. gen. May 14, 1936 ; couns. of emb. at
Warsaw Oct. 2, 1936 ; cons. gen. at Stockholm Sept.
29, 1937; also couns. of leg. at Stockholm Oct. 13,
1939; to the Dept. Nov. 20, 1940; asst. chief, Div. of
Controls, Mar.-Oct. 1941 ; asst. chief, Div. of Defense
Materials, Mar. 18, 1942-Aug. 31, 1943; asst. chief,
Blockade and Supply Div., Sept. 1, 1943-Jan. 14, 1944 ;
adviser, Eastern Hemisphere Div., July 8, 1944 ; ad-
viser, War Supply and Resources Div., Oct. 16, 1944 ;
A. E. and P. to Costa Rica Dec. 16, 1944 ; For. Ser.
officer of class of career minister Nov. 14, 1946 ;
married.
Johnson, Hartwell. — b. Aiken. S.C., Aug. 6, 1897;
Aiken High Sch. grad. ; TJ. of S.C. 1915-16 ; business
sch. ; U. S. Navy 1918-19; elk., Dept. of State, 1919-
20; app. elk. in Am1, consulate at Dublin Dec. 4, 1920;
v. c. at Dublin Sept. 9, 1922 ; at Bilbao Jan. 13, 1923 ;
at Montreal July 5, 1924; at Winnipeg Feb. 6, 1925;
at Matanzas June 18, 1932 ; at Montreal June 22, 1934 ;
For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in
the Diplo. Ser., and v. c. at Montreal Nov. 16, 1936 ;
3d sec. at Panama Dec. 23, 1937 ; to the Dept. Jan. 29,
1940 ; asst. to representative of President on special
mission to European chiefs of state, 1940 ; 3d sec. at
Guatemala May 1, 1941 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Lima
Sept. 2, 1941 ; class eight Feb. 1, 1942 ; v.c. at Arequipa,
temp., May 3, 1943 ; class seven Nov. 16, 1943 ; cons.
Dec. 7, 1944 ; cons, at Nice and Monaco Dec. 29, 1944 ;
class six Aug. 13, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class four
Nov. 13, 1946 : married.
Johnson, Herschel V. — b. Atlanta, Ga., May 3, 1894 ;
TJ. of N.C., B.A. 1916; Harvard Law Sch. 1919-20;
instructor in French, Chamberlayne Sch. for Boys,
Richmond, Va., 1916-17; U.S. Army 1917-19, capt,
overseas service ; app. sec. of emb. or leg. of class four
Nov. 15, 1920; assigned to Berne Jan. 12, 1921; to
Sofia Dec. 16, 1921 ; class three Sept. 22, 1922 ; to the
Dept. July 23, 1923; For. Ser. officer of class six July
1, 1924; class five Sept. 20, 1924 * 2d sec. at Teguci-
galpa Oct. 23, 1926 ; class four May 26, 1928 ; 1st sec.
at Mexico City July 27, 1928; to the Dept. Mar. 26,
1930; chief, Div. of Mexican Affairs, June 12, 1930;
class three July 24, 1930 ; 1st sec. at London Feb. 16,
1934 ; attended, as substitute, meeting of Governing
Body for Assistance to Refugees Coming from Germany,
London, 1934 ; class two Oct. 1, 1935 ; cons. gen. May
14, 1936; del., Int. Conf. on Whaling, London, 1937;
couns. of emb. at London July 8, 1937 ; del., meetings
of Int. Sugar Council, London, 1937—41 ; chm. of Am.
del., Int. Conf. for Regulation of Whaling, London,
1938, 1939; class one Nov. 16, 1939; minister couns.
at London Feb. 11, 1941 ; E.E. and M.P. to Sweden
Oct. 21, 1941 ; deputy U.S. representative with the
rank of minister, United Nations Security Council,
Apr. 23, 1946, with the rank of ambassador July 9,
1946 ; act. U.S. representative June 6, 1946.
Johnson, Howard Cooper, Jr. — b. Germantown, Pa.,
Feb. 7, 1909 ; Wm. Penn Charter Sch. grad. ; Swarth-
more, A.B. 1930 ; Harvard, M.B.A. 1932 ; Am. U. grad.
work 1942-45 ; l'Ecole d' Application du Centre de
Preparation aux Affaires de la Chambre de Commerce
de Paris grad. 1933 ; statistician, Farm Credit Admin.,
1933-34 ; with investment companies 1934-41 ; U.S.
Navy 1941-45, It. comdr. ; asst. sec. of comm., United
Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; app.
expert on int. security, P-7, in the Dept. of State Oct.
15, 1945 ; act. asst. chief, Div. of Int. Security Affairs,
May 28, 1946 ; asst. chief Dec. 1, 1946 ; married. — IS.
Johnson, John Alvin. — b. Milwaukee, Wis., Aug. 30,
1915; Hammond (Ind.) High Sch. grad.; De Pauw,
A.B. 1937 ; U. of Chicago, J.D. 1940 ; Harvard, LL.M.
1946 ; mem. of bar of 111. ; atty. with railroad 1940-41,
in. law firm 1941-43 ; U. S. Navy 1943-46, It. (jg) ;
app. divisional asst., P-4, in the Dept. of State Oct. 23,
1946 ; married. — IS.
Johnson, John David. — b. Highgate, Vt., Nor. 3,
1884 ; Swan ton High Sch. ; business sch. ; Georgetown
U., LL.B. 1908 ; mem. of bar of D.C. ; elk. 1902-4 ; in
U. S. Navy Yard 1904-5 ; app. elk. at $900 in the Dept.
of State July 7, 1905; at $1,200 July 2, 1906; at
$1,400 Mar. 4, 1907 ; at $1,600 June 1, 1909 ; elk., North
Atlantic Coast Fisheries Arbitration, The Hague, 1910;
at $1,800 Dec. 1, 1913 ; special employee in charge of
cons, post allowances and allotments at $2,400 Aug.
15, 1918; at $2,160 July 1, 1919; drafting officer at
$2,400 Jan. 1, 1920 ; at $3,000 July 1, 1921 ; designated
representative of the Dept. of State on Fed. Traffic
Bd. Oct. 31, 1921 ; app. cons, of class six Aug. 23, 1922 ;
to the Dept. Sept. 20, 1922 ; class five Dec. 19, 1923 ;
For. Ser. officer of class six July 1, 1924 ; class five
Dec. 17, 1925 ; cons, at Strasbourg July 12, 1926 ; at
Paris July 1, 1929; at Hamilton, Ont., Mar. 27, 1930;
class four May 9, 1930 ; cons, at Madrid Sept. 25, 1935 ;
detailed to Marseille, temp., Nov. 25, 1936 ; class three
June 1, 1937 ; cons, at Lyon July 23, 1937 ; sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Aug. 17, 1937 ; cons, at Salonika Apr. 26,
1940-July 15, 1941 ; to the Dept. Dec. 30. 1941 ; cons,
at Montreal June 25, 1942 ; For. Ser. officer of class
three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Johnson, Joseph Esrey. — b. Lonsdale, Va., Apr. 30,
1906 ; Milton Acad. grad. ; U. of Grenoble 1922-23 ;
Harvard, S.B. 1927, A.M. 1932, Ph.D. 1943; U. of
Munich 1931 ; instr. in hist., Bowdoin Coll., 1934-35 ;
instr. in hist. 1936-38, asst. prof. 1938-42, Williams
Coll. ; app. divisional asst. at $3,200 in the Dept. of
State Dec. 16, 1942 ; at $3,800 Nov. 16, 1943 ; asst.
chief in charge of inter-Am. section, Div. of Am. Re-
publics Analysis and Liaison, May 3, 1944 ; area ad-
viser, U. S. group, Dumbarton Oaks Conversations on
Int. Org., Washington, 1944 ; at $5,600 Dec. 9, 1944 ;
act. chief, Div. of Int. Security Affairs, Dec. 20, 1944 ;
tech. officer, U. S. del., Inter-Am. Conf. on Problems
of War and Peace, Mexico City, 1945 ; at $8,000 (P-8)
May 29, 1945 ; chief tech. expert, U.S. del., United Na-
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dons Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; chief,
Div. of Int. Security Affairs, Aug. 1, 1945 ; adviser on
tech. problems, U.S. del., 1st part of 1st sess. of the
Gen. Assembly, United Nations, London, 1946 ; mar-
ried.—IS.
Johnson, Leslie Willard. — b. Minneapolis, Minn.,
Aug. 5, 1908 ; Roosevelt High Sch. grad. ; U. of Minn.,
B.A. 1930 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Melbourne Oct.
17, 1930 ; v. c. at Melbourne June 11, 1931 ; at Welling-
ton July 31, 1931; at Puerto Cortes June 29, 1932;
at Port Lim6n June 14, 1933 ; at Gibraltar June 4, 1936 ;
For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in
the Diplo. Ser., and v. c. at Gibraltar Nov. 16, 1936;
v. c. and 3d sec. at La Paz June 4, 1938 ; to the Dept.
Aug. 6, 1940 ; v.c. at Buenos Aires Nov. 2, 1940 ;
class eight June 1, 1942 ; v.c. at Punta Arenas, temp.,
Feb. 18, 1943 ; at Buenos Aires May 4, 1943 ; at Bahia
Blauca July 26, 1943 ; cons. Feb. 11, 1944 ; cons, at
Bahfa Blanca Feb. 18, 1944 ; at Buenos Aires June 29,
1944 ; class seven July 16, 1944 ; 3d sec. at Buenos
Aires in addition to duties as cons. Dec. 2, 1944 ; 2d
sec. and cons, at Lima Nov. 14, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer
of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Johnson, Mildred A. — b. Indianapolis, Ind., St. Paul's
(D.C.) Acad. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ; Columbus
U., LL.B. 1937 ; mem. of bar of D.C. ; elk. with insur.
companies 1932-34, 1935-38, Works Progress Admin.,
1938 ; sec. with insur. company 1934-35 ; stenog.,
Fed. Deposit Insur. Corp., 1938-41 ; atty., Selective
Ser. System, 1941-42 ; app. atty., Bd. of Appeals on
Visa Cases, Dept. of State, at $2,300 July 20, 1942 ;
resigned Apr. 30, 1943 ; U. S. Navy 1943-45, It. (jg) ;
app. v.c. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to
the Dept. Nov. 9, 1945 ; v.c. at Mexico City Jan. 5,
1946 ; also admin, asst. at Mexico City July 1, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ;
v.c. at Mexico City Nov. 13, 1946.
Johnson, Nelson Trusler. — b. Washington, D.C, Apr.
3, 1887 : Sidwell's Friends Sch. ; George Washington
U. 1906-7 ; app. student interpreter in China Aug.
27, 1907 ; v. and dep. cons. gen. and interpreter
at Mukden Nov. 1, 1909 ; v. and dep. cons, and Inter-
preter at Harbin Apr. 18, 1910 ; v. and dep. cons. gen.
and interpreter at Hankow July 30, 1910 ; at Shanghai
Dec. 2, 1911 ; mixed-court assessor ; designated to
exercise judicial authority and jurisdiction in civil and
criminal cases at Shanghai June 7, 1913 ; cons, at
Chungking Dec. 29, 1914 ; cons, of class six by act
approved Feb. 5, 1915 ; cons, at Changsha Mar. 2, 1915 ;
detailed to Shanghai Apr. 12, 1918; to the Dept. Sept.
11, 1918 ; class five Sept. 5, 1919 ; class three June 4,
1920 ; expert asst., Conf. on the Limitation of Arma-
ment, Washington, 1921 ; cons. gen. at large Nov. 23,
1921 ; cons. gen. of class three June 5, 1924 ; For. Ser.
officer of class two July 1, 1924 ; to the Dept. Apr. 21,
1925 ; chief, Div. of Far Eastern Affairs, July 1,
1925 ; class one June 30, 1927 ; asst. sec. of state Aug.
15, 1927 ; mem., For. Ser. Personnel Bd., Bd. of Exam-
iners for the For. Ser., and For. Ser. Sch. Bd. Feb. 25,
1928 ; chm., Bd. of Review for Efficiency Ratings,
1928-29 ; del., Int. Civil Aeronautics Conf., Washing-
ton, 1928; E. E. and M. P. to China Dec. 16, 1929;
A. E. and P. to China June 18, 1935 (presented creden-
tials Sept. 17, 1935) ; B. E. and M. P. to Australia
Feb. 11, 1941 ; see. gen., Int. Secretariat, Far Eastern
Commn., at $9,800, Apr. 1, 1946 ; at $10,000 July 1,
1946 ; married — FEC.
Johnson, Reginald T.— b. London, England, of Am.
parents, Feb. 2, 1902 ; Ecoles des Freres, Paris 1910-
14 ; Winterbourne, England 1914-18 ; Leeds U., Eng-
land, 1918-22 ; branch mgr. 1925-30, salesman 1940-
41, with automobile company ; asst. to operations mgr.
in travel company 1936-39 ; exec. asst. to dir. gen.
Australian War Supplies Procurement, 1941-45 ; with
For. Econ. Admin. Mission to Australia 1945-46 ;
transferred to the Dept. of State as admin, officer,
CAF-14, Oct. 20, 1945 ; chief of Australia section,
Office of For. Liquidation, Mar. 29, 1946; married. —
OFLC.
Johnson, Richard A. — b. Moline, 111., Apr. 17, 1910;
Augustana Coll., B.A. 1932 ; U. of Tex., M.A. 1933,
Ph.D. 1938; Instr. of hist., U. of Tex. 1935-38, West
Tex. State Teachers Coll. summer 1936, Augustana
Coll. 1938-40 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Apr. 9, 1940 ; v.c.
at Naples May 24, 1940; For. Ser. Sch. Jan. 30, 1941;
v.c. at London June 2, 1941 ; also 3d sec. at London
Dec. 22, 1941 ; sec. of U.S. del., Conf., of the Minis-
ters of Education of Allied Govts., London, 1944,
United Nations Educational and Cultural Conf., Lon-
don, 1945 ; class eight Mar. 1, 1945 ; alt. and act. U.S.
representative to preparatory comm. of United Na-
tions Educational, Scientific and Cultural Org., Lon-
don, 1945-46 ; to the Dept. April 24, 1946 ; class
seven May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class five
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married. — OIC.
Johnson, Robert Coleman, Jr. — b. Elizabeth, N.J., Feb.
22, 1910 ; Pingry Sch. grad. ; Wesleyan U. 1928-32 ;
with cml. company 1932-37 ; supervisor of shipping
div. for motor company 1937 ; owner-mgr. of farm
1939-41 ; construction foreman 1941-43 ; utilities re-
pairman 1943-44, U.S. Army base, Trinidad, B.W.I. ;
asst. road transport supt. for Trinidad Govt, railways,
1944-45 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and as-
signed to the Dept. May 16, 1945 ; v.c. at Lagos June 28,
1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13,
1946.
Johnson, Robert Sherwood. — b. Jackson, Mich., June
11, 1913 ; Washington High Sch. (Cedar Rapids, Iowa)
grad. ; jr. accountant with accounting firm in Lima
1933-34 ; app. elk. in Am. emb. at Lima Jan. 8, 1934 ;
admin, asst. at Lima Apr. 21, 1946 ; also v.c. at Lima
June 17, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Lima Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Johnson, Ural Alexis. — b. Falun, Kans., Oct. 17,
1908; Glendale (Calif.) Union High Sch. grad.; Occi-
dental Coll., A.B. 1931 ; Georgetown Sch. of For. Ser.
1931-32; office mgr. 1932-35; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Oct. 1, 1935; language officer at Tokyo Oct. 12, 1935;
v. c. at Keijo Oct. 25, 1937 ; at Tientsin, temp., July
8, 1939; at Keijo Nov. 16, 1939; at Mukden July 3,
1940-Dec. 7, 1941 ; class eight Aug. 1, 1940 ; to the Dept.
June 3, 1942 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Rio de Janeiro Nov. 2,
1942; class seven Oct. 20, 1942; 2d sec. at Rio de
Janeiro in addition to duties as v.c. Feb. 6, 1943 ; to
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the Dept. July 7, 1944 ; cons. Dec. 19, 1944 : cons, at
Manila Jan. 13, 1945 ; class six May 16, 1945 ; cons.,
staff of act. U.S. political adviser to Supreme Com-
mander for Allied Powers, Yokohama, Apr. 5, 1946 ;
class five May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four
Nov. 13, 1946 : married.
Johnson, Virgil Oscar.— b. Beresford, S. Dak., May 26, 1912;
Beresford High Sch. grad.; U. of S. Dak., B. A. 1934, M. A. 1935;
U. of Okla., Ph. D. 1940; U. S. Army 1940-46, It. col., overseas
service; app. intelligence program officer, P-5, in the Dept. of
State May 23, 1946; married.
Johnson, William Walter. — b. Bremond, Tex., Oct. 29,
1878; Mexia High Sch. grad.; U. of Tex.. LL.B. 1901;
mem. of bar of Tex. ; cashier in bank 1904-13 ; em-
ployee of pipe-line company 1916-18; lawyer 1918-43 ;
app. atty. at $5,000 in the Dept. of State May 1, 1943 ;
at $5,600 July 1, 1945 ; at $5,810 July 1, 1945.— AMC.
Johnston, Coldwell S. — b. Washington, D.C., Aug. 7,
1880 ; U. Prep. Sch. grad. ; Princeton 1 yr. ; Polytech.
D., Dresden, 189S-1900 ; Yale, grad. work 1906-7; art
import-export business 5 yrs. ; automobile mfr. ; Euro-
pean representative for Jewelry company 1910-12 ; or-
ganized European branches of Am. mfg. companies
1912—14 ; in Am. emb. at Berlin 1914-15 ; motorcar
designer and mfr. in D. S. 1915-18; China representa-
tive of oil-distributing company 1918-20; trade commr.
and act. cml. att., The Hague, 1920-21 ; Near East
mgr., owner, and operator, and European representative
of automobile companies 1921-34 ; industrial engineer,
Dept. of Interior, 1935-36; app. asst. trade commr. at
Warsaw Jan. 24, 1936; at London May 3, 1937; at
Paris June 1, 1938 ; For. Ser. officer of class eight
July 1, 193,9; to the Dept. Sept. 22, 1939; v.c. of
career and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; v.c. at
Montreal Mar. 9, 1940 ; cons, and cons, at Montreal
July 17, 1941 ; at Fortaleza July 23, 1945 ; class seven
Aug. 13, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Johnston, Marion Arnold (Mrs.). — b. Carbondale, Pa. ;
Carbondale High Sch. grad. ; app. elk. in the Dept. of
State Jan. 1932 ; in Am. emb. at Tokyo June 20, 1932 ;
to the Dept. June 3, 1942 ; asst. to the under sec. of
state Dec. 20, 1944 ; at $4,600 (CAF-12) in the Dept.
of State Mar. 3, 1945. — U.
Johnstone, Jack R. — b. Hartford, Wash., Sept. 3, 1914 ;
U. of Wash., B.A. 1936, M.A. 1938; asst. assayist,
Bu. of Reclamation, 1932-33 ; teaching fellow, U. of
Wash., 1937-38 ; teacher in public sch. 1938-42 ; ac-
countant 1942-43, lumber traffic coordinator 1943-45,
U.S. Army Engineers ; app. v.c. in the For. Ser. Auxili-
ary and assigned at San Salvador Aug. 22. 1945 ;
also admin, asst. at San Salvador July 1, 1946; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c.
at San Salvador Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Johnstone, James R — b. New Rochelle, N. Y., Jan. 16,
1911 ; New Rochelle High Sch. grad., Dept. of Agri.
Grad. Sch. 1940 ; bookkeeper 1929-35 ; property super-
visor, Dept. of Agri., 1935-42 ; service operations rep-
resentative, chief liaison officer, chief of management
planning and field operations, asst. dir. for gen. supply
and services, Office for Emergency Management 1942-
44 ; app. asst. chief, Div. of Central Services, Dept.
of State, at $5,400 (CAF-12) Jan. 6, 1945; special
asst. to chief, CAF-13, Dec. 7, 1945 ; act. asst chief,
Jan. 11-July 28, 1946 ; married. — CS.
Johnstone, William Crane, Jr. — b. Denver, Colo., Sept. 2,
1901; North Denver High Sch. grad.; U. of Denver, A. B. 1924.
A. M. 1927; Stanford, Ph. D. 1932; instr. in political science 1930-
31, asst. prof, of political science 1931-34, assoc. prof, of political
science 1934-38, prof, of political science 1938-46, dean of the Jr.
Coll. 1934-44, dean of the sch. of govt. 1944-46, George Washing-
ton U.; app. public-affairs officer in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and
assigned at New Delhi July 1, 1946; For. Ser. Reserve officer of
class two Nov. 13, 1946; married.
Jones, Alice Ratcliffe Gurnett (Mrs.). — b. Chicago,
111.; Melrose (Mass.) High Sch. grad.; Radclifi'e Coll.,
B.A. 1933 ; Columbia, B.S. in library science 1939 ; U.
of Perugia and U. of Rome, Italy 1931-32 ; private
tutors in U.S. and Italy; editorial work 1933-38; edi-
tor and bibliographer for radio program 1939-40 ; re-
search librarian for insur. company 1940-41, War
Dept. 1941—42 ; social science analyst. Office of War
Information, 1942 ; econ. analyst 1942-44, asst. chief
of section 1944-45, For. Econ. Admin. ; app. divisional
asst. at $4,300 (P-4) in the Dept. of State Sept. 4,
1945 ; documentation specialist June 30, 1946. — ILL
Jones, Charles Bronston.— b. Sandstone, W. Va., May 3, 1905;
Concord Normal Sch. grad.; Emerson Inst. (D. C.) grad.; busi-
ness sch.; Concord State Teachers Coll. 1922-23; U. of Hawaii
1928; U. S. Army 1923-42, 2d It., overseas service; chief engineer,
U. S. Army Service Forces, 1942-44; evaluation analyst, War
Dept., 1945; transferred to the Dept. of State as civil engineer, at
$9,350, Oct. 20, 1945; civil engineer, P-8, Jan. 1, 1946; field commr.
June 2, 1946; married.— OFLC.
Jones, Curtis Fuller. — b. Bangor, Maine, Oct. 25,
1921; Bangor High Sch. grad.; Bowdoin Coll., B.A.
1942 ; U. S. Army 1942-45, overseas service ; app. For.
Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
S'er. June 3, 1946 ; to the Dept. June 16, 1946 : 3d sec.
and v.c. at Beirut July 18, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Jones, Edwin Francis. — b. Hinghwa, China, of Am.
parents, Oct. 27, 1917 ; Shanghai Am. Sch. grad. ;
Nanking U. 1935-36 ; U. of Wis., B.A. 1940 ; Dept. of
Agri. Grad. Sch. 1942-44 ; economist, Office of Price
Admin., 1941-43, Dept. of Agri., 1943-46; U.S.
Army 1944-46, overseas service ; app. economist, P-4,
in the Dept. of State July 1, 1946 ; married. — DRF.
Jones, Franklin Vachel Cochran. — b. Baltimore, Md.,
Sept. 11, 1913; Forest Park High Sch. grad.; George-
town, B. S.' (For. Ser.) 1943; mgr. of real estate and
construction companies 1934-38 ; sr. traffic elk., Navy
Dept., 1938-41 ; analyst, War Production Bd., 1941-42 ;
intelligence officer, For. Econ. Admin., 1942-44 ; app.
elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned v.c. at
Guaymas Feb. 24, 1945 ; also admin, asst. at Guaymas
July 1, 1946; v.c. and admin, asst. at Para July 17,
1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13,
1946 ; v.c. at Para Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Jones, Franklin Weeks.— b. Evanston, 111., Sept. 25, 1905;
Evanston Township High Sch. grad.; Harvard, A. B. 1925,
M. A. 1927; Northwestern, M. B. A. 1934, Ph. D. 1942; Am. Sch.
of Classical Studies, Athens 1925-26; Am. Sch. of Classical
Studies, Am. Acad., Rome 1929-31; asst. to chief of Italian sec-
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tion, Office of Strategic Services, 1942-43; U. S. Army 1943-46,
capt.; app. research analyst, P-5, in the Dept. of State Sept. 10,
1946; married— L> RE.
Jones, George Lewis, Jr. — b. Baltimore, Md., Jan. 18,
1907 ; Boys' Latin Sen. grad. ; Harvard, B.S. 1929 ;
Cambridge U., England, 1929-30; London Sen. of Eco-
nomics 1930-31 ; newspaper reporter ; elk. to cml. att.
at London 1930-32; at Cairo 1932-35; asst. trade
commr. at Cairo 1934-35; at Athens 1935-38; app.
asst. cml. att. at Athens Aug. 27, 1938 ; For. Ser. officer
of class eight July 1, 1939 ; v. e. of career and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Cairo
July 18, 1941 ; class seven Feb. 1, 1942 ; 2d sec. at
Cairo in addition to duties as v.c. Mar. 9, 1942 ; to the
Dept. Aug. 13, 1942; class five May 16, 1945; asst.
chief, Div. of Near Eastern Affairs, July 20, 1945 ;
2<1 sec. and v.c. at London July 13, 1946 ; cons, and
cons, at London in addition to duties as 2d sec. Sept.
18, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Jones, Gerald George. — b. Barneveld, Wis., Jan. 31,
1907 ; Huron Coll., B.S. 1929 ; studied Spanish in
Colombia 1929-30 ; teacher, Colegio Americano para
Varones, Barranquilla. Colombia, 1930-31 ; app. elk.
in Am. consulate at Barranquilla Sept. 1, 1931 ; v. c.
at Barranquilla Apr. 27, 1932 ; at Belfast Nov. 27,
1935 ; at Habana June 17, 1942 ; at Nueva Gerona May
31, 1943 ; at Nuevitas June 23, 1944 ; at Nuevo La-
redo Nov. 9. 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Jones, J. Jefferson, 3d. — b. Newbern, Tenn., Mar. 29,
1916 ; Cen. High Sch. grad. ; Dniversidad Nacional de
Mexico, summer 1937; Georgetown, B.S. (For. Ser.)
1939 ; tutors in French and Spanish ; supervisor of
record unit, Resettlement Admin., 1935—39 ; app. For.
Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Mar. 20, 1941 ; v.c. at Mexico City Mar.
27, 1941 ; also 3d sec. at Mexico City Nov. 1, 1941 ;
v.c. at Puerto de la Cruz Mar. 30, 1942 ; 3d sec. and
v.c. at Wellington Aug. 21, 1943 : class eight Aug. 13,
1945 ; v.c. at Bombay Jan. 14, 1946 ; also for Portu-
guese possessions in India Aug. 2, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946.
Jones, J. Wesley. — b. Sioux City, Iowa, June 4,
1907 ; Central High Sch. grad. ; George Washington U.,
A.B. 1930 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 16, 1930 ; v. c.
at Saltillo, temp., Dec. 27, 1930 ; For. Ser. Sch. Aug. 8,
1931 ; v. c. at Calcutta Dec. 10, 1931 ; at Rome Apr. 23,
1935 ; at Florence, temp., June 3, 1936 ; at Rome
Sept. 4, 1936 ; class eight Apr. 1, 1937 ; cons. Apr. 22,
1937 ; cons, at Rome Apr. 26, 1937 ; class seven Apr. 1,
1939 ; to the Dept. Mar. 8, 1941 ; class six Oct. 20, 1942 ;
asst. chief, Div. of Southern European Affairs, Nov. 9,
1944 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Rome Mar. 5, 1945 ; class
four May 16, 1945 ; 1st sec. at Rome in addition to
duties as cons. June 21, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class
three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Jones, Joseph M., Jr. — b. Lockhart, Tex., Oct. 29,
190S ; Mexia High Sch. grad. ; Baylor, A.B. 1928, Litt.
D. (hon.) 1945; traveling fellow in Europe 1931-33;
London Sch. of Econ. 1932-33 ; U. of Pa., M.A. 1929,
Ph.D. 1935 : research asst. 1929-30 ; economist, U. S.
Tariff Commn., 1933-37 ; app. divisional asst. at $3,80*
in the Dept. of State Mar. 16, 1937 ; at $4,600 Mar. 1,
1939 ; at $5,600 Sept. 1, 1941 : resigned June 29, 1943 ;
assoc. editor of magazine 1943-46 ; observer, United
Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; app.
special asst. to the asst. sec. of state for public affairs,
CAF-15. Aug. 15, 1946 ; married. — A-B. t
Jones, Owen Thomas. — b. Lima, Ohio, Oct. 7, 1907 ;
Gomer High Sch. grad.; Oberlin Coll., A. B. 1929;
Harvard, M.B.A. 1932 ; N.Y.U. 1936-37 ; asst. to
exec. v. pres. of textile corp. 1932-37 ; field representa-
tive, finance Corp., 1938-41 ; U.S. Navy 1941-46, capt.,
overseas service ; app. assoc. chief in the For. Ser.
Auxiliary and assigned to the Korean Econ. Mission
Sept. 25, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class one
Nov. 13, 1946.
Jones, Ralph Anson. — b. Mount Bethel, Pa., Mar. 17,
1918; Pen Argyl High Sch. grad.; Pa. State Coll.,
B.A. 1938 ; language study in Germany June— Sept.
1939; Fletcher Sch. of Law and Diplomacy, M.A.
1939, grad. work 1939-40 ; jr. professional asst. and
jr. economist, Bu. of For. and Dom. Com., 1940-41 ;
app. jr. econ. analyst at Santiago Feb. 11, 1942 ; at Rio
de Janeiro Nov. 9, 1942 ; resigned Mar. 11, 1944 to
enter the armed services ; U.S. Army 1944—46, 1st It.,
overseas service ; app. For. Ser. Staff officer of class
ten and assigned as admin, asst. to the Dept. Nov. 15,
1946.
Jones, Samuel Shepard. — b. Arcadia, Fla., Nov. 11,
1909; Georgetown (Ky.) High Sch.; Georgetown Coll.,
B.A. 1930; U. of Ky., M.A. 1931; Harvard U., grad.
work 1932-33 ; Sch. of Int. Relations, Geneva, summer
1934 ; Oxford, Ph.D. 1936 ; instr., Murray State Coll.,
1931-32; instr. in govt., Harvard U., 1936-38; dir.,
World Peace Foundation, 1938-42; lecturer, Fletcher
Sch. of Law and Diplomacy, 1939-42 ; in the Office
of Facts and Figures Jan.-May 1942 ; app. divisional
asst. at $5,600 in the Dept. of State July 15, 1942;
asst. chief, Div. of Political Studies, Jan. 1, 1943 ; asst.
chief. Office of the Special Consultant, Sept. 1, 1943 ; at
$6,500 (P-7) Sept. 16, 1943 ; special asst. to dir.. Office
of Public Information, Jan. 15, 1944 ; asst. chief, Div. of
Public Liaison, Feb. 21, 1944 ; special asst. to public
liaison officer, U.S. del., United Nations Conf.- on Int.
Org., San Francisco, 1945 : tech. adviser, U.S. Mission
to Observe Elections in Greece, 1946 ; act. chief, Div.
of Public Studies, Sept. 16, 1946 : married. — PS.
Jones, Sarah Dowlin. — app. admin, asst. in the For.
Ser. and assigned at London July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; asst. librar-
ian at London Nov. 13, 1946.
Jones. William Charles, 3d. — b. Blackwell, Tex., Nov.
3, 1920 ; Lubbock High Sch. grad. ; U.S.M.A. grad.
1944 ; U. S. Army 1941-46, It., overseas service ; app.
v.c. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Munich
Jan. 30, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13. 1946.
Jones, William Godfrey. — b. Lewistown, Mont., Sept. 9, 1916;
Fergus Co. High Sch. grad.; U. of Wash., B. A. 1939. teaching
fellow 1939-41; econ. analyst, Office of Price Admin., 1941-43;
U. S. Navy 1943-46, overseas service; app. research analyst,
P-4, in the Dept. of State Aug. 5, 1946; married.— DRF.
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Jordan, Curtis Calhoun. — b. San Diego, Calif., Mar.
20, 1892 ; Poly tech. High Sch. (Los Angeles) grad. ;
U. of So. Calif., LL.B. 1918 ; U.S. Army 1917-20, 2d It.,
overseas service ; capt. O.R.C. ; app. sec. of emb. or leg.
of class four Dec. 20, 1919 ; assigned to Port au Prince
June 14, 1920 ; to Helsingfors Mar. 1, 1922 ; class three
Mar. 23| 1922; For. Ser. officer of class six July 1,
1924 ; 2d sec. at Habana July 17, 1924 ; to the Dept.
Oct. 19, 1925 ; cons. July 8, 1926 ; cons, at Barcelona
Aug. 4, 1926; at Bilbao, temp., Mar. 6, 1928; at Bar-
celona June 22, 1928; class five July 24, 1930; at
Madrid Feb. 20, 1932; at Madras June 29, 1935;
class four Aug. 16, 1941 ; cons, at Vigo Nov. 14,
1941 (canceled); at San Luis Potosl Mar. 26, 1942;
class three May 16, 1945 ; cons. gen. July 19, 1946 ;
cons. gen. at Lourengo Marques Sept. 14, 1946 ; For.
Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Jordan, Francis Cameron. — b. Greensboro, N.C., July
20, 1896 ; Bingham Mil. Sch. grad. ; U. of N.C., A.B.
1917 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Mazatlan Dec. 12,
1917 ; v. c. at Mazatlan June 13, 1918 ; resigned Nov.
5, 1918 ; cml. employment 1919-31 ; N.C. Nat. Guard
1930-31 ; app. v. c. at Colon Mar. 12, 1931 ; at Buena-
ventura, temp., Jan. 5, 1935 ; at Colon Mar. 16, 1935 ;
at Cartagena, temp., Dec. 28, 1935 ; at Colon June 19,
1936 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 2, 1937 ; v.c. at Colon
July 6, 1937 ; at Buenos Aires Aug. 7, 1937 ; at Porto
Alegre July 2, 1938 ; at Sao Paulo Mar. 3, 1941 ;
class eight Oct. 20, 1942 ; v.c. at Puerto Cortes Dec.
9, 1943 ; class seven May 16, 1945 ; cons. July 18,
1945 ; cons, at Puerto Cortes July 30, 1945 ; at Tijuana
Nov. 2, 1945; For. Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Jordan, Maude Alma. — b. Auburn, Maine, June 2,
1882 ; Girls High Sch. (Boston) grad. ; business-sch.
grad. ; elk. for retail firm 1913-17 ; with Am. Ked
Cross in Europe 1918-22; app. elk. in Am. consulate
gen. at Naples Sept. 28, 1922 ; at Rome July 1, 1941 ;
at Lisbon July 5, 1942 ; admin, asst. at Lisbon Feb.
10, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13,
1946.
Jordan, Russell Benton. — b. Chillicothe, Mo., Dec. 2,
1902 ; Chillicothe High Sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ;
sec. and stenog. 1920-24 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at
Yokohama Jan. 5, 1925 ; v.c. at Yokohama Apr. 2,
1926 ; elk. at Am. leg. at Peking, temp., Apr. 11, 1927 ;
v.c. at Hankow Sept. 7, 1927 ; resigned Aug. 3, 1930 :
app. v.c. at Valencia Nov. 4, 1930 ; at Ottawa Oct.
9, 1933 ; also att. at Ottawa Mar. 5, 1945 ; v.c and
admin, asst. at Brussels May 10, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class nine Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Brussels
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Jordan, Thomas Rogers. — b. Hartsville, S.C., May 25,
1921 ; high-sch. grad. ; U. of N.C, A.B. 1942 ; Mass.
Inst, of Tech., S.M. 1943*; U.S. Army 1942-46, capt.,
overseas service ; app. v.c. in the For. Ser. and as-
signed to the Dept. Feb. 11, 1946 ; at Stuttgart Feb.
25, 1946; at Berlin July 26, 1946; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Josselyn, Paul Reitler. — b. Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Dec.
18, 1885 ; Cedar Rapids High Sch. grad. ; business-sch.
grad. ; Beloit Coll., B.A. 1909 ; George Washington U.
1 yr. ; elk. and stenog. 1904-5 ; elk. in War Dept. 1909 ;
app. student interpreter in China Apr. 20, 1910 ; dep.
cons. gen. at Tientsin July 26, 1912 ; v. and dep. cons,
gen. at Tientsin Nov. 22, 1912 ; also interpreter Mar. 1,
1913 ; v. and dep. cons. gen. and interpreter at Canton
Mar. 17, 1914 ; v.c. at Canton Feb. 6, 1915 ; v.c. and
interpreter at Tientsin July 5, 1917 ; cons, of class eight
Feb. 19, 1918 ; cons, at Chungking Apr. 15, 1918 ; class
six Sept. 5, 1919 ; detailed to Peking Apr. 16, 1921 ;
asst. Chinese sec. at Peking July 1, 1921 ; For. Ser. offi-
cer of class six July 1, 1924 ; class five Aug. 8, 1924 ;
asst. Chinese sec. to Am. del., Special Conf. on Chinese
Customs Tariff, Peking, 1925-26 ; sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. and 2d sec. at Peking Apr. 30, 1926 ; to the Dept.
Jan. 6, 1927 ; class four May 23, 1929 ; cons, at Shang-
hai May 7, 1930 ; at Hankow July 20, 1934 ; cons. gen.
July 31, 1934 ; cons. gen. at Hankow Aug. 15, 1934 ;
class three Oct. 1, 1935 ; class two Jan. 3, 1938 ; cons,
gen. at Vancouver Nov. 30, 1938 ; to the Dept. Aug. 28,
1943 ; cous. gen. at Shanghai Aug. 24, 1945 ; at Singa-
pore Mar. 5, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class two Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Jova, Eugene Elias. — b. Calabazar de Sagua, Cuba,
of Am. parents, July 13, 1892; Charlotte Hall Mil.
Acad. ; business-sch. grad. ; in bank in Cuba 1 yr. ; pri-
vate business 1914-17 ; in ship chandlery 1917-21 ;
app. act. cons. agt. at Sagua la Grande July 1, 1921 ;
cons. agt. at Sagua la Grande Oct. 6, 1922 ; married.
Judd, Thomas Marshall.- — b. Washington, D.C., May
15, 1920 ; Principia grad. ; Princeton, A.B. 1941 ; study
in Poland and Switzerland ; U. S. Army 1941-45, capt.,
overseas service ; app. v.c. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned to the Dept. Nov. 6, 1945 ; v.c. at Bucha-
rest Jan. 7, 1946 ; at Vienna, temp., Apr. 20, 1946 ;
at Bucharest Apr. 27, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer unclass.,
v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. June 21,
1946 ; v.c. at Bucharest July 15, 1946 ; For. Ser. offi-
cer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Juhasz, Emile William. — b. Csak, Rumania, Jan. 20,
1888 ; naturalized 1921 ; Boy Sch. of the Premonstra-
tensian R.C. Order, Hungary, grad. ; Boy Sch. of the
Piarist R.C. Educational Order, Hungary, grad. ; Buda-
pest U. ; Geneva U., degree in French language 1907 ;
London Sch. of Econ. and Political Science ; Kolozsvar
U., doctor of econ. and political science 1911 ; elk. in
bank in Hungary 1912-14 ; exec, for tool company
1917-21 ; app. elk. in Am. leg. at Budapest Mar. 20,
1922; translator May 1, 1924; elk. Sept. 17, 1935;
to the Dept. June 3, 1942 ; resigned Nov. 30, 1942 ;
exec, for milk company 1942-45 ; app. admin, asst. at
Budapest May 31, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Just, William Arthur. — b. Providence, R.I., Mar. 17,
1914 ; Classical High Sch. grad. ; Brown, A.B. 1936,
M.A. 1942 ; teacher in public schs. 1937-42 ; shipfitter
and coordinator with shipbuilding firms 1942-45 ; app.
v.c. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Ma-
nagua Oct. 17, 1945 ; also admin, asst. at Managua
July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Managua Nov. 13, 1946.
Kahn, Harry, Jr.— b. New York, N. Y., Oct. 27, 1916; Franklin
High Sch. grad.; Harvard, B. A. 1937; Columbia U. and Nat.
Sch. for Social Research, grad. work 1941; mem. of stock ex«
BIOGRAPHIES
289
change 1938-41; cml. specialist, Treas. Dept., 1941-42; U.S.
Army 1942-45, overseas service; app. country specialist, P-5,
in the Dept. of State Dec. 17, 1945— ES.
Kaiser, John R. — app. admin, officer in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Belgrade July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class eight Nov. 13, 1946.
Kallis, Selma Gottlieb.— b. Pleasanton, Kans.; Pleasanton High
Sch. grad.; U. of Kans., A. B. 1922, A. M. 1924, Ph. D. 1927; asst.
instr., instr., and asst. prof, of chemistry, U. of Kans., 1921-26,
1927-35; chemist, Kans. State Bd. of Health, 1924-25, 1927-35;
assoc. analyst, analyst, and research analyst, For. Econ. Admin.,
1943-45; transferred to the Dept. of State as research analyst(
P-5, Sept. 27, 1945; divisional asst. June 30, 1946; married. — JKt
Kane, Albert E. — b. New York, N. Y., Aug. 4, 1901 ;
Townsend Harris Hall grad. ; Columbia, A.B. 1921,
A.M. and LL.B. 1923, Ph.D. 1938 ; l'Universite' de
Dijon, degre" superieur 1926 ; l'Universitg de Toulouse,
cert. 1928 ; Geneva Sch. of Int. Relations, cert. 1931 ;
Mich. U. 1938 ; mem. of bar of N.Y. ; atty. and partner
in law firms 1923-31 ; private law practice 1931-41 :
U.S. Navy 1941-45, It. ; chief of Japanese Div., For.
Econ. Admin., 1945; transferred ta the Dept. of State
as chief of section, P-7, Oct. 20, 1945 ; asst. to the
legal adviser Sept. 16, 1946 ; married. — Le.
Kane, William. — b. New York, N.T., June 22, 1919;
Benjamin Franklin High Sch. grad. ; N.Y.U., B.A. 1940,
grad. work 1941-42; Harvard, grad. work 1941; inves-
tigator and research worker for law firm ; personnel
classifier, Bd. of Econ. Warfare and Office for Emer-
gency Management ; app. classification investigator at
$3,200 in the Dept. of State Sept. 3, 1943 ; admin, officer
at ?3,S00 (CAF-11) July 1, 1944; order of the day
officer, United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Fran-
cisco, 1945 ; act. admin, officer, Int. Motion Pictures
Div., Jan. 1, 1946 ; admin, officer, CAF-12, June 10,
1946; furlough for mil. ser. Oct. 3, 1946-.
Kannenberg, Myron Hollis.— b. Renville, Minn., Dec. 3, 1916;
Paynesville High Sch. grad.; George Washington U„ 1936-39;
elk. and sr. investigating asst. 1936-39, elk. and admin, asst. in
P. R. 1941-45, Dept. of Agri.; U S. Army 1945-46, overseas serv-
ice; app. placement officer, CAF-11, in the Dept. of State Aug.
15, 1946; married— DP.
Kaplan, Harold. — app. admin, officer in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Paris July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; asst. information
officer at Paris Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Kaplan, Jacob Julius.— b. Somerville, Mass., Aug. 23, 1920;
Cambridge High Sch. grad.; Harvard, A. B. 1940, A. M. 1941;
Iowa State Coll., grad. work 1941-42; research and teaching asst.,
Iowa State Coll., 1941-42; U. S. Army 1942-46, 1st It., overseas
service; mem., Combined Working Party on European Food
Supplies, 1944; app. economist, P-4, in the Dept. of State Feb. 1,
1946; P-5 Oct. 20, 1946.— DRE.
Kapy, Erkki I. — app. interpreter in the Am. consu-
late at Helsingfors 1925 ; elk. at Helsinki July 1,
1940 ; at Stockholm Apr. 21, 1943 ; admin, officer at
Stockholm Feb. 10, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class nine Nov. 13, 1946.
Karasik, Monroe. — b. Brooklyn, N. Y., May 24, 1911; James
Madison High Sch. grad.; Dartmouth, A. B. 1931; Brooklyn Law
Sch., LL. B. 1935; mem. of bar of N. Y.; atty. 1936-38; special
atty., Dept. of Justice, 1938-42; atty., Office of Alien Property
Custodian, 1942-43; U. S. Army 1943-45, 1st It., overseas service;
app. special asst., P-6, in the Dept. of State Oct. 15, 1945; special
asst. to the dir., Office of Econ. Security Policy, P-7, Jan. 17,
1946; married.— ESP.
Karst, Eugene Francis. — b. St. Louis, Mo., June 25,
1906 ; Kenrick High Sch. grad. ; St. Louis U., A.B.
1928 ; newspaper reporter 1924-27 ; publicity dir. with
baseball clubs 1931-36, 1940-42 ; with advertising
agency 1939-40 ; news editor, Office of War Informa-
tion, 1942-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as
shift supervisor, CAF-12, Aug. 31, 1945 ; news editor
July 1, 1946. — INP.
Kasper, Herman R. — b. Chicago, 111., Dec. 31, 1904 ;
high-sch. grad. ; bookkeeper 1921-26 ; public accountant
1926-28 ; credit mgr. and chief accountant 1928-37 ; in
private business in Argentina 1937-42 ; app. jr. econ.
analyst at Buenos Aires Nov. 3, 1942 ; econ. analyst
at Buenos Aires Oct. 24, 1944 ; at Lisbon Oct. 31,
1944 ; at Bern, temp., Jan. 11, 1945 ; at Lisbon May 21,
1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class seven Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Kavanaugh, John Michael. — b. Clay, La., Mar. 1, 1918 ;
Ansley High Sch. grad. ; La. Polytech. Inst., B.A. 1937 ;
La. State U., M.A. 1937 ; U. of Mexico, summer 1940 ;
asst. prof, of Eng., La. Polytech. Inst., 1937-42 ; U.S.
Army 1942-46, maj., overseas service ; app. v.c. in the
For. Ser. and assigned at Munich Feb. 25, 1946 ; For.
Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Aug. 1, 1946 : v.c. at Munich Aug. 12, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Kazanjian, Reginald Stephen. — b. Newport, R.I.,
Aug. 7, 1905; Harvard, A.B. 1927; Oxford 1927-28;
Harvard Law Sch. and Harvard Grad. Sch. 1928-29;
app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 16, 1930; v. c. at Habana,
temp., Dec. 26, 1930 ; at Matanzas, temp., May 18,
1931 ; at Habana Sept. 19, 1931 ; For. Ser. Sch.
Dec. 29, 1931 ; v. c. at Rangoon Apr. 7, 1932 ; v. c.
and 3d sec. at Bogota Aug. 11, 1934 ; v. c. at Sao
Paulo June 25, 1936 (canceled) ; at Sao Paulo Sept. 8,
1936 (canceled) ; at Rio de Janeiro, temp., Oct. 7, 1936;
at S5o Paulo Nov. 11, 1936 (canceled) ; at Para, temp.,
Feb. 5, 1937 ; at Sao Paulo Aug. 12, 1937 ; class eight
Apr. 1, 1939 ; at Floriandpolis Aug. 10, 1940 ; class
seven June 1, 1942; cons. June 15, 1942; cons, at
Florian6polis June 26, 1942 ; at Fortaleza Dec. 16,
1942 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Rio de Janeiro July 30, 1943 ;
cons, at Victoria, Brazil, temp., Oct. 19, 1944 ; sec,
U.S. del., 2d Pan Am. Consultation on Geography and
Cartography, Rio de Janeiro, 1944 ; at Curitiba, temp.,
Mar. 14, 1945 ; at Rio de Janeiro Apr. 14, 1945 ; sec. of
U.S. del., 3d Inter-Am. Radio Conf., Rio de Janeiro,
1945 ; class six Aug. 13, 1945 ; to the Dept. Nov. 14,
1945 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Warsaw June 26, 1946 ; For.
Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946.
Keany, Katharine. — app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxil-
iary and assigned at Buenos Aires Feb. 2, 1942 ;
resigned Jan. 1, 1945 ; app. admin, asst. at Buenos
Aires Sept. 22, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; information asst. at Buenos
Aires Nov. 13, 1946.
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Kearney, Sophia P. — b. Aguadilla, P.R., Feb. 1, 1906;
Colegio Puerrtorriqueno de Ninas, San Juan, P.R. ;
U. of Barcelona, Spain, B. A., 1931 ; with int. banking
corp., Barcelona, 1925-26 ; elk. in office of Am. trade
comnir., Barcelona, 1926-32 ; app. elk. in Am. con-
sulate gen. at Barcelona June 11, 1932 ; at Milan Aug.
14, 1936 ; at Lisbon Sept. 10, 1941 ; at Tangier Dec.
10, 1941 : at Rome Sept. 22, 1944 ; admin, asst. and
v.c. at Genoa May 25, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Genoa Nov. 13, 1946.
Keating, Joseph T. — b. Sag Harbor, N.Y., Oct. 13,
1899 ; Pierson High Sch. grad. ; Georgetown U., LL.B.,
1920, LL.M., 1922; French Language Sch. 1930-33;
Berlitz Sch. of Languages 1933-35 ; Lacaze Acad, of
Languages 1938-40 ; mem. of bars of D.C., Md., and
N.Y. ; D. S. Army 1918 ; law elk. 1920-21 ; practicing
attorney 1921-25 ; app. elk. at §900 in the Dept. of State
Nov. 24, 1922 ; at $1,000 May 1, 1923 ; at $1,500 July
1, 1924 ; elk. and stenog., Am. section of the Tacna-
Arica Plebiscitary Commn., 1925-26; at $1,560 Nov. 1,
1927 ; at $1,680 July 1, 1928 ; legal asst. at $2,000 Dec.
1, 1928; tech. asst. (legal) Feb. 1, 1929; at $2,600
June 1, 1929 ; at $2,800 July 1. 1930 ; at $3,800 June
1, 1935 ; tech. adviser, Int. Conf. for Regulation of
Whaling, London. 1938 ; divisional asst. at $4,600
(P-5) Aug. 29, 1938 ; tech. adviser and sec. of Am. del.,
2d Inter-Am. Radio Conf., Santiago, 1940 ; mem., Pri-
orities Liaison Committee, Defense Communications
Bd., 1941 ; mem., Interdivisional Comm. on Motion
Pictures, 1938—44 ; mem., Jt. Comm. on Content (Mo-
tion Pictures), 1943-44 ; country specialist Dec. 5,
1944 ; cml. treaty specialist Oct. 21, 1945 ; married. —
CP.
Keating, Lucile Graham (Mrs.) — b. Grayling, Mich.,
July 17, 1900 ; Mt. Pleasant High Sch. grad. ; busi-
ness-sch. grad. ; elk. in Shanghai, Dept. of Com.,
1923-27 ; with aluminum company in Shanghai
1929-32 ; with bank in Peiping 1935 ; sec. to British
Comm. at Singapore 1941-42 ; app. elk. in Am. consu-
late at Bombay Mar. 10, 1942 ; at New Delhi Apr. 21,
1943 ; at Copenhagen May 20, 1946 ; admin, asst. at
Copenhagen June 30, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Keefe, Harry Douglas. — b. Earlington, Ky., Jan. 23,
1909; Reitz High Sch. (Evansville, Ind.) grad.; busi-
ness-sch. grad. ; Evansville Coll., 1927-28, 1929 ; George
Washington U., 1940-41 ; elk., Social Security Bd.,
1939-41 ; elk. and jr. admin, asst., War Dept., 1941-42 ;
admin, asst, U. S. Naval Air Station, 1942-43 ; admin,
asst. at $2,900 in the Dept. of State Aug. 30-Oct. 15,
1943 ; admin, asst., Office of For. Econ. Admin., Oct.
1943-Mar. 1944 ; app. chief of telegraph section, Div.
of Communications and Records, Dept. of State, at
$3,800 Mar. 1, 1944, Div. of Central Services Dec. 20,
1944 ; at $4,300 July 1, 1945 ; liaison officer (P-4) Aug.
29. 1945 ; chief of section, Div. of For. Reporting
Services, June 30, 1946. — FR.
Keeler, Erwin Palmer. — b. Brookville, Ind., Nov. 6,
1902 ; De Pauw, A.B. 1924 ; grad. work, Brookings Inst.
1934-35, Am. U. 1935-38 ; entered Bu. of For. and Dom.
Com. May 5, 1924 ; elk. to trade commr. at San Juan
1924-26 ; asst. trade commr. at San Juan Jan.-Nov.
1926 ; at Constantinople 1926-29 ; act. cml. att. at
Athens July-Sept. 1928 ; asst. cml. att. at Constantino-
ple (Istanbul) and Sofia 1929-30; at Mexico City 1930-
31 ; cml. att. at Caracas 1931-33 ; asst., Industrial
Advisory Bd., Nat. Recovery Admin., 1933-34 ; entered
Bu. Agri. Economics, Dept. of Agri., Sept. 24, 1934,
special assignment in Latin Amer. Oct. 1938-Mar. 1939 ;
app. agri. att. June 16, 1939; For. Ser. officer of class
four July 1, 1939; to the Dept., temp., July 1, 1939;
cons, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; agri.
att. at Rio de Janeiro Nov. 28, 1939 ; to the Dept. July 9,
1943 (detailed to the Dept. of Agri. Nov. 27, 1943-
Feb. 1, 1944) ; econ. consultant to Am. republics branch,
Div. of Cml. Policy, June 24, 1944 ; adviser Dec. 20,
1944 ; class three May 16, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of
class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married. — CP.
Keeley, James Hugh, Jr. — b. Curwensville, Pa., Nov.
27, 1895; Central High Sch. (D.C.) grad.; U. S. Sch.
of Mil. Aeronautics, Princeton U., grad. 1917 ; Ameri-
can U. of Beirut, A.B. 1931 ; studied law ; with powder
company 1916-17; U. S. Army 1917-19, 2d It.; in
restaurant business 1919-20 ; app. v. c. at Constanti-
nople June 11, 1920 ; v. c. of career of class three Sept.
30, 1922; v. c. at Constantinople Oct. 7, 1922; at
Damascus Feb. 24, 1923 ; class two Nov. 23, 1923 ; For.
Ser. officer unclass. July 1, 1924 ; class eight and cons.
Aug. 31, 1925 ; cons, at Beirut Apr. 24, 1928 ; class seven
May 17, 1928 ; class six Dec. 19, 1929 ; cons, at Montreal
Mar. 12, 1931 ; class five July 1, 1931 ; at Salonika
Sept. 5, 1935 ; class four Oct. 1, 1935 ; sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Aug. 17, 1937; class three June 16, 1938; to the
Dept. July 20, 1940 ; asst. admin, officer, Special Div.,
Oct. 1, 1940; asst. chief, Special Div., Jan. 2, 1941;
class two Feb. 1, 1942 ; mem., Prisoners of War Bd.,
1942-44 ; Dept. representative, Interdept. Comm. To
Consider Treatment of Civilian Enemy Aliens in Cus-
tody in This Country, 1942-44 ; chief, Special Div.,
Mar. 27, 1943 ; chief, Special War Problems Div., Jan.
15, 1944 ; class one July 16, 1944 ; cons, at Antwerp
Sept. 20, 1944 ; cons. gen. Dec. 7, 1944 ; cons. gen. at
Antwerp Dec. 29, 1944 ; couns. of emb. and cons. gen.
at Athens Oct. 18, 1945 ; special asst. to chief, U.S.
Mission to Observe Elections in Greece, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class one Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Keith, Gerald.— b. New York, N.Y., Mar. 13, 1893;
Brockton High Sch. grad. ; Amherst Coll., B.A. 1915 ;
U. of Grenoble 1925 ; salesman 1915-17, 1919-25 ; U.S.
Naval Reserve 1917-19, It. (jg) ; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass. and v. c. of career Feb. 5, 1927 ; For. Ser. Sch.
Feb. 14, 1927 ; v. c. at Seville Feb. 24, 1928 ; at Cal-
cutta Sept. 4, 1931 ; class eight July 1, 1934 ; cons.
Jan. 22, 1935 ; cons, at Calcutta Jan. 24, 1935 ; at Bern
Mar. 16, 1935 ; class seven Apr. 1, 1936 ; sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Oct. 15, 1936 ; For. Ser. officer to the leg.
at Bern, temp., Oct. 16, 1936 ; 2d sec. at Bern Nov. 2,
1936. in addition to duties as cons. ; class six May 1,
1938 ; cons, and 2d sec. at Bogota July 30, 1938 ; class
five Mar. 1. 1940; to the Dept. Mar. 20, 1942; class
four Oct. 20. 1942 ; asst. chief, Div. of the Am. Repub-
lics, Oct. 5, 1942 ; chief, Div. of Bolivarian Affairs, Jan.
15, 1944 ; cons, at Barcelona July 5, 1944 ; at Bordeaux
Sept. 23, 1944 (canceled) ; couns. of emb. near the
Govt, of Poland established in England, temp., Nov,
15, 1944 ; at Warsaw Nov. 15, 1944 (proceeded July
31, 1945) ; class three May 16, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer
of class three Nov. 13. 1946 ; married.
BIOGRAPHIES
291
Kekich, Emil Augustine. — b. St. Louis, Mo., Aug. 6,
1893; Gonzaga High Sch. (Spokane, Wash.) gracl. ; St.
Viator Coll., A.B. 1913 : U. of Montpellier, France, 1919 ;
Georgetown U., B.S. (For. Ser.) 1921; U.S. Army
1917-19, overseas ser. ; sec., Am. Fed. of Labor, 1920-21 ;
cml. att., Dept. of Com., 1921-33; consumer adviser,
Nat. Recovery Admin., 1933-44 ; sec.-treas. for mfgrs.
assn. 1934-44 ; app. special asst. in the For. Ser. Aux-
iliary and assigned near the Govt, of Yugoslavia estab-
lished in Egypt Jan. 11, 1944 ; sr. econ. analyst at
Cairo Oct. 21, 1944 ; at Belgrade Feb. 14, 1945 ; cml.
att. at Bucharest Aug. 29, 1945 ; For. Ser. Reserve
officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; cml. att. at Praha
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Kelchner, Warren. — b. Orangeville, Pa., Nov. 6,
1895; Benton High Sch.; Valparaiso U., LL.B. 1917;
U. of Pa., A.B. 1923 ; U. of Grenoble, 1925 ; Institut
Universitaire des Hautes Etudes Internationales 1925-
26 ; Harvard, M.A. 1928 ; U. of Pa., Ph.D. 1928 ; mem.
of bar of Ind. ; teacher 1913-15, 1918-20 ; instr. in
political science, U. of Pa., 1923-25 ; Penfield traveling
scholar in int. law and diplomacy 1925-27 ; research
on Am. republics under Bu. of Int. Research, Harvard,
1928-30 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass. and v. c. of
career Jan. 29, 1929 ; For. Ser. Sch. Feb. 2, 1929 ; asst.
sec., commn. for study and review of conditions in
Haiti, 1930 ; v. c. at Port-au-Prince July 22, 1930 ; sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Jan. 22, 1931 ; also 3d sec. at Port-au
Prince Feb. 20, 1931 ; resigned Nov. 8, 1931 ; app.
divisional asst. at $4,600 in the Dept. of State Nov. 9,
1931 ; sec. to Am. del., 7th Int. Conf. of Am. States,
Montevideo, 1933 ; adviser. Pan Am. Cml. Conf.,
Buenos Aires, 1935; at $5,600 Feb. 16, 1936; tech.
adviser, Inter-Am. Conf. for Maintenance of Peace,
Buenos Aires, 1936 ; tech. expert, Inter-Am. Tech. Avia-
tion Conf., Lima, 1937 ; sec. gen. to Am. del., 8th Int.
Conf. of Am. States, Lima, 1938 ; asst. chief and act.
chief, Div. of Int. Confs., at $6,500 Feb. 24, 1939; at
$7,000 Feb. 25, 1939 ; adviser and sec. gen. to Am.
del., Meeting of For: Ministers of Am. Republics for
Consultation, Panama, 1939 ; chief, Div. of Int. Confs.,
at $S,000 (P-8) Jan. 11, 1940; v. chm. of organizing
committee, del., and exec. v. pres. of 8th Am. Scientific
Cong., Washington, 1940 ; sec. gen. of Am. del., 2d
Meeting of Ministers of For. Affairs of Am. Republics,
Habana, 1940 ; mem., Publications Committee of the
Dept., 1941- ; mem., Organizing Comm., 8th Pan Am.
Child Cong., 1941-42 ; del., 2d Inter-Amer. Travel
Cong., Mexico City, 1941 ; v. chm., Efficiency Rating
Comm., 1942— ; mem. Organizing Comm., Meeting of
the Nat. Dirs., of the Meteorological Services of the
Countries of the Western Hemisphere. Washington,
1942 ; sec. gen. of U.S. del., 3d Meeting of Min-
isters of For. Affairs of the Am. Republics, Rio de
Janeiro, 1942 ; sec. gen., United Nations Conf. on
Food and Agri., Hot Springs, Va., 1943 ; chief of the
Secretariat, 1st sess. of the Council, United Nations
Relief and Rehabilitation Admin., Atlantic City, N. J.,
1943 ; sec. gen., United Nations Monetary and Fi-
nancial Conf., Bretton Woods, N. H., 1944 ; adviser to
U.S. mem. and sec. gen. of U.S. del., 2d sess. of the
Council, United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Ad-
min., Montreal, 1944 ; sec. gen.. Int. Civil Aviation
Conf., Chicago, 1944 ; sec. gen. of U.S. del., Inter-Am.
Conf. on Problems of War and Peace, Mexico City,
1945 ; gen. adviser to sec. gen. and chief of special
assts. on del. liaison, United Nations Conf. on Int
Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; sec. gen., U.S. del., United
National Educational and Cultural Conf., London,
1945 and Inaugural Meeting, Int. Monetary Fund and
Int. Bank for Reconstruction and Development, Sa-
vannah, Ga., 1946. — IC.
Kellermann, Henry J.— b. Berlin, Germany, Jan. 12,
1910 ; naturalized 1941 ; Reform Gymnasium, Berlin,
grad. ; U. of Heidelberg, Berlin, and Freiburg, D.J.
1932; fellow. Johns Hopkins U., 1937-38; N.Y. Sch.
of Social Work, diploma 1940 ; atty. with law firms in
Germany 1932-33 ; nat. dir. of religious youth orgs,
in Europe 1934-37 ; division chief, Nat. Refugee Ser.,
1938-40 ; research analyst and lecturer, New York
Sch. of Social Work (Columbia U.) 1940-41; study
dir., Welfare Council of New York City, 1941-42 ;
propaganda analyst, For. Broadcast Intelligence Ser.,
1942-44 ; research analyst, Office of Strategic Serv-
ices, 1944-45 ; chief of research and consultant to
planning committee, Office of U.S. Counsel for the
Prosecution of Axis Criminality, Niirnberg, 1945 ; trans-
ferred to the Dept. of State as research analyst, P-5,
Oct. 1, 1945 ; regional specialist, P-6, July 14, 1946 ;
married. — ADO.
Kellock, Katharine Amend (Mrs.) — b. Pittsburgh,
Pa. ; Wilinsburg High Sch. grad. ; 111. Training Sch.
•for Nurses, cert. 1920 ; Columbia U. 1924-26 ; relief
supervisor in Austria, Poland, and Russia, Am. Friends
Ser. Comm., 1921-24 ; instructive visiting nurse with
settlement 1924-26 ; nursing supervisor, U.S. Indian
Ser., 1926-27 ; writer 1927-35 ; section supervisor,
Resettlement Admin., 1935-36 ; supervisor and editor,
Work Projects Admin., 1936-42 ; econ. analyst, For.
Econ. Admin., 1942-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of
State as economist, P-5, Oct. 20, 1945 ; divisional
asst., P-4, July 1, 1946. — GA.
Kellogg, Edmund Halsey. — b. Morristown, N.J., Mar.
8, 1912 ; Groton Sch. grad. ; U. of Dijon, summer 1932 ;
Princeton, A.B. 1934; Harvard, LL.B. 1937; mem. of
bar of N.Y. ; assoc. in law firm 1937-41 ; app. divi-
sional asst. at $4,600 (P-5) in the Dept. of State Nov.
10, 1941 ; furlough for mil. ser. (U.S. Army, maj.,
overseas service) June 1, 1942— Feb. 25, 1946; special-
ist on int. org. affairs, P-6, Feb. 25, 1946 ; adviser,
U.S. del., 1st Meeting of Preparatory Comm., Int. Conf.
on Trade and Employment, London, 1946 ; married. —
OA
Kelly, Edward W. — b. Cleveland, Ohio, Mar. 28, 1908 ;
St. Ignatius High Sch. grad. ; Loyola U., Ph.B. 1929 ;
Northwestern U. 1929-30; Columbus U., LL.B. 1939;
mem. of bar of D.C. ; seaman and student traveler to
So. Amer., Europe, Africa, and Asia 1925-29 ; auditor
1929-31 ; teacher in high sch. 1932 ; oceanographer
1932-33, examiner 1933-35, Coast and Geodetic Survey ;
auditor, Farm Security Admin., 1935-38 ; econ. and
legal asst. to research dir. of labor union 1939-43 ; app.
flivisional asst. at $3,800 in the Dept. of State June
21, 1943 ; at $4,600 June 16, 1944 ; exec, officer, Office
of Int. Trade Policy, at $5,600 (CAF-13) June 15,
1945 ; CAF-14 Oct. 6, 1946 ; married. — ITP.
Kelly, George Francis. — b. Jamaica Plain, Mass.,
Jan. 21, 1902 ; Venard Prep. Sch. ; business sch. ; elk.
in Mass. State govt. 1920-23 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate
292
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at Kingston, Jamaica, Apr. 10, 1923 ; v. c. at Kingston
Apr. 1, 1925 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov.
13, 1946 ; married.
Kelly, Helen G. — b. Dtica, N.Y. ; high-sen. grad. ;
Oneonta Normal Sch. grad. ; George Washington U.
1930-38 and 1942- ; teacher in public sch. 1923-30;
elk., Veterans' Admin. 1930-31, Dept.' of Agri. Feb.-
Nov. 1931 ; app. elk. at $1,440 in the Dept. of State
Nov. 16, 1931 ; at $1,620 Nov. 19, 1934 ; elk., 4th
Meeting of Int. Radio Consulting Coinin., Bucharest,
1937 ; at $1,680 Apr. 1, 1938 ; at $1,800 Aug. 16, 1939
at $1,860 Oct. 1, 1941 ; divisional asst. at $2,000 Nov
1, 1942 ; at $2,600 May 16, 1943 ; alt. mem., Interdept
Radio Advisory Comm., 1944 ; at $3,800 (P-4) Oct. 18
1944 ; sec, U.S. del., Commonwealth Telecommunica
tions Conf., Bermuda, 1945 ; special asst. to chief
Telecommunications Div., P— 5, Mar. 24, 1946. — TD
Kelly, John Henry. — b. London, England, of Am.
parents, Feb. 16, 1897; Wimbledon Coll. (England)
grad. ; U.S. Army, maj., overseas service ; dir. of mfg.
concern ; app. econ. analyst in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned at Paris Oct. 15, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Kelly, Thomas A. — b. Philadelphia, Pa., May 10,
1910; St. Joseph's Coll. (Pa.), A.B. 1933; Temple U.
Law Sch. 1934-35 ; U. of Pa. 1942-43 ; elk. for atty.
1934-38 ; with Philadelphia Criminal Justice Assn.
1938-41 ; in industrial relations dept. of shipbuilding
company 1941-45 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned to the Dept. June 20, 1945 ; v.c. at Reyk-
javik July 17, 1945 ; at Newcastle-on-Tyne Sept. 24,
1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13,
1946.
Kelly, William Browne. — b. Cleveland, Ohio, July 10,
1917 ; Cleveland Heights High Sch. grad. ; Western
Reserve U., A.B. 1939 ; auditor with automobile corp.
1940-41 ; U.S. Navy 1941-46, It. overseas service ;
app. v.e. in the For. Ser. and assigned at Hamburg
Jan. 29, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13, 1946.
Kelser, Philip Leland. — b. Mt. Vernon, Ohio, Nov. 12,
1900 ; Mt. Vernon High Sch. grad. ; Oberlin, A.B.
1922 ; Harvard, M.B.A. 1924 ; asst. treasurer and
asst. v. pres. of banks 1924-42 ; chief of South Afri-
can section, Office of Lend-Lease Admin., 1943 ; chief
of British dominions div., For. Econ. Admin., 1943-45 ;
chm., Anglo-Am. Container Mission, 1944 ; transferred
to the Dept. of State as chief of Dominions Div.,
Office of For. Liquidation, CAF-15, Oct. 20, 1945;
married. — OFLC.
Kelsey, Easton Trowbridge. — b. Ann Arbor, Mich.,
June 22, 1904 ; Phillips Exeter grad. ; U. of Mich., A.B.
1929 ; U. of Mich. Law Sch. 1926-27 ; mem. U. of Mich,
archeological expeditions to Asia Minor and Egypt 1924,
1927-28 ; app. elk., temp., in Am. leg. at Cairo Apr. 19,
1928 ; resigned Sept. 14, 1928 ; app. For. Ser. officer un-
class., v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Apr.
15, 1930 ; For. Ser. Sch. Apr. 24, 1930 ; v. c. at Cairo
July 22, 1930 ; also language officer at Cairo Aug. 23,
1932 ; v. c. at Beirut, temp., July 1, 1933 ; v. c. and
language officer at Cairo Aug. 30, 1933 ; t. c. at Beirut
June 13, 1935; at Oslo Jan. 18, 1938-July 15, 1941;
class eight May 1, 1941 ; v.c. at Toronto Nov. 4, 1941 ;
class seven Nov. 16, 1943 ; class six Aug. 13, 1945 ;
at Fort William and Port Arthur, temp., Aug. 13, 1945 ;
at Toronto Sept. 14, 1945 ; cons. Oct. 16, 1945 ; cons,
at Toronto Nov. 15, 1945 ; at Fort William and Port
Arthur, temp., Aug. 9, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Kelso, James Campbell, Jr. — b. Stoneham, Mass., May
21, 1917 ; Wakefield High Sch. grad. ; Dartmouth, B.A.
1939 ; with aircraft corp. 1940-41 ; U.S. Army
1941-46, maj., overseas service ; app. asst. to section
chief, CAF-11, in the Dept. of State, Mar. 13, 1946. —
OFLC.
Kemler, John Hughes. — b. Platteville, Wis., June 25,
1912 ; business-sch. grad. ; U. of Southern Calif., B.S.
1935 ; U. of Chicago 1937-41 ; with tire and rubber
company ; asst. in geog., U. of Chicago, 1939-42 ; asst.
econ. analyst, Dept. of Com., 1942 ; assoc. econ. ana-
lyst, U.S. Cml. Company, 1942-44 ; app. econ. analyst
in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Madrid
Aug. 14, 1944 ; at Chungking Jan. 4, 1946 ; v.c. and
admin, asst. at Nanking Apr. 20, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class nine Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Nanking
Nov. 13, 1946.
Kemp, Morris. — b. Terre Haute, Ind., Oct. 6, 1904 ;
Townsend Harris High Sch. ; schs. in France and
Germany ; Columbia, A.B. 1924, A.M. 1925 ; N.Y.U.,
J.D. 1933 ; U. of Hamburg 1925-26 ; U. of Paris and
U. of Berlin 1926-27 ; asst. librarian, Lafayette Coll.,
1936-40 ; dir. of libraries, U. of Kans. City 1940-43 ;
Investigator, Office for Emergency Management,
1943-44 ; archivist, Nat. Archives, 1944-46 ; app. ex-
pert analyst at $3,640 in the Dept. of State May 6,
1946 ; at $4,149.60 July 1, 1946 ; librarian, P-4, Oct.
20, 1946. — REF.
Kempter, Charles William. — b. Plattsburg, N.Y., Oct.
16, 1886; Burlington (Vt.) High Sch. grad.; elk. and
teller in bank 1912-17 ; U.S. Army 1917-18, It. ;
branch mgr. and exchange dir. of int. banking org.
in So. Amer. 1918-25; v. pres. of int. bank in P.R.
1926-28 ; v. pres. and comptroller of int. financing
org. in Brazil and Argentina 1929-32 ; private busi-
ness in Latin Amer. 1932-41 ; license officer with
N.Y. Fed. Reserve Bank 1941-42 ; chief of lend-lease
staff, For. Econ. Admin., 1942-45 ; transferred to the
Dept. of State as chief of lend-lease staff, Office of
For. Liquidation, CAF-14, Oct. 20, 1945 ; married. —
OFLC.
Kempton, James Harry. — b. Cincinnati, Ohio, Apr. 14,
1891 ; high-sch. grad. ; U. of Minn. 1908-9 ; special agt.
1907-8, 1908-9, asst. plant breeder 1910-24, asst., assoc,
and sr. botanist 1924-42, Dept. of Agri. ; app. agri.
adviser at Caracas Sept. 7, 1942 ; adviser, U.S. del.,
3d Inter-Am. Conf. on Agri., Caracas, 1945 ; agri. att.
at Caracas May 15, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class two Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Kendall, Charles Howard. — b. Buffalo, N. Y., Nov. 9,
1908 ; Lafayette High Sch. grad. ; Union Coll., A.B.
1930 ; U. of Buffalo, LL.B. 1933 ; mem. of bar of
N.Y. ; private law practice 1933-41 ; atty., War Pro-
duction Bd., 1941-44 ; U.S. Navy 1944-46, It. (jg) ;
BIOGRAPHIES
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app. atty., P-7, in the Dept. of State Mar. 21, 1946 ;
atty. adviser, Office of For. Liquidation, P-8, June 30,
1946; married. — OFLC.
Kendall, Willmoore. — b. Konawa, Okla., Mar. 5,
1909 ; Mangum High Sch. grad. ; U. of Okla., B.A.
1927 ; Northwestern, M.A. 1928 ; Oxford, B.A. 1935,
M.A. 1938 ; U. of 111., Ph.D. 1940 ; instr. in govt., La.
State U., 1937-40 ; asst. prof, of politics and econ.,
Hobart Coll., 1940-41 ; asst. prof, of political science,
U. of Richmond, 1941-42 ; mem. of press div., Office of
Inter-Am. Affairs, 1942-44 ; U. S. Army 1944-46, maj. ;
app. asst. dir., Special Projects Staff, Dept. of State,
at $7,175, Mar. 7, 1946 ; branch editor and distribution
officer, P-7, June 16, 1946 ; head of branch, P-8, Aug.
25, 1946; married. — CIG.
Kendig, Bertha M. (Mrs.) — b. Dover, N.J. ; elk. with
bank in Cuba, with War Dept. in France 1918-19 ;
app. elk. in Am. emb. at Habana Sept. 21, 1921 ;
admin, asst. at Habana Apr. 21, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class nine Nov. 13, 1946.
Kendrick, Joseph Trotwood, Jr. — b. Pryor, Okla., Feb.
5, 1920 ; Pryor High Sch. grad. ; U. of Okla. 1938-
40 ; George Washington U. 1940 ; U. of Colo. 1944-45 ;
Georgetown U. Sch. of For. Ser. 1941, 1946; elk.,
Dept. of Justice, 1940-41 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser.
and assigned to the Dept. Mar. 3, 1941 ; at Managua
Apr. 26, 1941 ; furlough for mil. ser. (U.S. Navy, It.
(jg). overseas service) Jan. 2, 1945-Aug. 14, 1946;
v.c. and admin, asst. at Gdansk Oct. 7, 1946 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c.
at Gdansk Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Kendzie, Cass Anthony. — b. Pacanow, Poland, Mar. 1,
1914; naturalized 1930; Northeastern High Sch. (De-
troit, Mich.) grad.; Wayne, A.B. 1934, M.P.A. 1936;
U. of Mich., grad. work 1935-36 ; chief examiner,
Minn. Civil Ser. Dept., 1939-41 ; consultant for pri-
vate firm 1941-42 ; U.S. Marine Corps 1942-45, It.,
overseas service; admin, analyst, Navy Dept., 1945-
46; app. admin, analyst, CAF-12, in the Dept. of
State Nov. 4, 1946 ; married. — FSP.
Kenestrick, Millard L. — b. Butler, Ind., Feb. 11,
1904 ; Kendallville High Sch. grad ; Georgetown U.
1924-25 ; George Washington U. 1927-31 ; elk., Office
of Public Bldgs. and Public Parks, 1923-30; app. elk.
at $1,800 in the Dept. of State Nov. 12, 1930 ; at $2,300
Feb. 9, 1931 ; representative of Dept. of State on
Fed. Fire Council 1932- ; admin, asst. at $2,600 Mar.
1, 1935 ; detailed to install and dismantle Dept.'s ex-
hibit at Chicago World's Fair Centennial Celebration
1933 and 1934, and to install Dept.'s exhibit at Calit-
Paciflc Int. Exposition, San Diego, 1935, at Texas
Centennial Exposition, Dallas, 3 936 and 1937, and at
Great Lakes Exposition, Cleveland, 1936 and 1937 ; at
$3,200 Mar. 16, 1937 ; chief of maintenance and service
section, Div. of Personnel, Jan. 27, 1939 ; at $3,300
Apr. 16, 1939; at $3,400 Oct. 1, 1941; chief elk. and
admin, asst. Aug. 6, 1942; at $3,800 Sept. 16, 1942;
at $4,600 Oct. 16, 1942; asst. chief, Div. of Admin.
Management, Jan. 15, 1944 ; chief, Div. of Admin.
Services, Sept. 1, 1944 ; admin, sec, Int. Civil Aviation
Conf., Chicago, 1944; at $5,600 (CAF-13) Nov. 16,
1944 ; asst. chief, Div. of Central Services, Dec. 20,
1944 ; admin, services officer, U.S. del., Inter-Am. Conf.
on Problems of War and Peace, Mexico City, 1945 ;
deputy admin, sec, United Nations Conf. on Int. Org.,
San Francisco, 1945 ; conf. admin, specialist Sept. 1,
1945 ; admin, officer, Inaugural Meeting, Int. Monetary
Fund and Int. Bank for Reconstruction and Develop-
ment, Savannah, Ga., 1946 ; sec. of U.S. del., 29th
sess. of the Int. Labor Conf., Montreal, 1946 ; mar-
ried.— IC.
Kennan, George Frost. — b. Milwaukee, Wis., Feb.
16, 1904 ; sch. in Germany ; St. John's Mil. Acad. ;
Princeton, A.B. 1925 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass. and
v.c. of career Sept. 1, 1926 ; v.c. at Geneva, temp., Apr.
22, 1927 ; at Hamburg July 15, 1927 ; at Berlin, temp.,
Apr. 5, 1928; at Tallinn Apr. 7, 1928; sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. May 23, 1929 ; 3d sec. at Riga, Kovno, and
Tallinn May 23, 1929; language officer at Berlin May
25, 1929, effective in Oct. 1929 ; class eight and cons.
May 9, 1930 ; 3d sec. at Riga Sept. 17, 1931 ; accom-
panied Ambassador Bullitt to Moscow Nov. 29, 1933 ;
For. Ser. officer at Moscow Dec. 27, 1933 ; 3d sec. at
Moscow Feb. 12, 1934 ; class seven July 1, 1934 ; cons,
at Vienna Jan. 18, 1935 ; 2d sec. at Vienna June 22,
1935 ; at Moscow Oct. 29, 1935 ; class six Apr. 1, 1936 ;
to the Dept. Aug. 19, 1937 ; class five Jan. 3, 1938 ;
2d sec. at Praha Aug. 26, 1938 ; cons, at Prague June
28, 1939; 2d sec. at Berlin Sept. 12, 1939; class four
Mar. 1, 1940 ; 1st sec. at Berlin Apr. 26, 1940 ; 1st
sec. and cons, at Stockholm Dec 9, 1941 (canceled) ;
class three June 1. 1942 ; to the Dept., temp., Aug. 10,
1942; couns. of leg. at Lisbon Aug. 31, 1942; couns.,
Am. del. to the European Advisory Commn., at London
Dec 1, 1943 ; couns. of emb. at Moscow May 22, 1944 ;
class two July 16, 1944 ; class one May 16, 1945 ;
to the Dept. Apr. 26, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class,
one Nov. 13, 1946 ; class of career minister Nov. 25,
1946 ; married. — EE.
Kennedy, Donald D. — b. Lewistown, Pa., June 9,
1900 ; Schenley High Sch. grad. ; U. of Pittsburgh,
B.S. 1920, M.A. 1922 ; U. of Pa., Ph.D. 1928 ; Sch. of
Int. Relations, Geneva, summer 1934 ; U.S. Army
1918; instr., U. of Pa. 1924-26, U. of Pittsburgh
1926-30 ; prof., Clarkson Coll. 1930-37, U. of Newark
1937-42 ; price exec, Office of Price Admin., 1942-44 ;
asst. gen. mgr. of steel company 1944-45 ; app. chief,
Commodities Div., Dept. of State, at $8,000 (P-8) May
31, 1945 ; Div. of Int. Resources Nov. 1, 1945 ; U.S.
representative, 2d meeting, Rubber Study Group, Lon-
don, 1945 ; tech, adviser, U.S. del., Int. Whaling Conf.,
London, 1945 ; chm., U.S. del., Conf. on Tin, London,
1946 ; adviser, U.S. del., 1st meeting of the Preparatory
Coram., Int. Conf. on Trade and Employment, London,
1946 ; U.S. del., 3d meeting, Int. Rubber Study Group,
The Hague, 1946 ; chm., U.S. del., Int. Wool Talks,
London, 1946 ; married. — IR.
Kennedy, John J. — b. Cortland, N.Y., Sept. 13, 1914 ;
Cortland High Sch. grad.; U. of N. Mex., B.A. 1936;
Columbia, M.A. 1938 ; asst. for inter-Am. activities and
liaison officer with the Inter-Am. Cong, of Municipali-
ties, Public Admin. Clearing House, 1938—41 ; liaison
officer, 1st Inter-Am. Cong, of Municipalities, Habana,
1938 ; act. sec. gen., 2d Inter-Am. Cong, of Municipali-
ties, Santiago, 1941 ; app. divisional asst. at $3,800
(P-4) in the Dept. of State Nov. 3, 1941 ; furlough for
mil. ser. (U.S. Navy, It., overseas service) Aug. 28,
294
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1942-Feb. 11, 1946 ; regional specialist, P-5, July 14,
1946 ; social science specialist Sept. 8, 1946. — -IEP.
Kennedy, John Michael. — b. Philadelphia, Pa., Jan.
30, 1900 ; elementary sch., Instituto Marcantonio Co-
lonna, Rome, 1908-13 ; Manhattan Prep. Sch. grad. ;
Georgetown, B.S. (For. Ser.) 1935 ; grad. work Brook-
ings Inst., Dept. of Agri. Grad. Sch. and Am. U., 1935-
45 ; U.S. Army 1918 ; stenog. 1917-22 ; salesman
1922-24 ; newspaper reporter 1924-26 ; cml. agt. and
asst. trade commr. (Rome and Milan, Italy), Dept.
of Com., 1926-33 ; admin, asst., information specialist,
and agri. economist, Dept. of Agri. 1933-44 ; app. divi-
sional asst. at $4,600 (P-5) in the Dept. of State Sept.
4, 1944 ; country specialist, P-6, June 30, 1946 ; mar-
ried.—CP.
Kennedy, John Royer — b. Sycamore, HI., May 25, 1907; East
(Aurora) High Sch. grad.; Georgetown U., B. S. (For. Ser.) 1933;
elk., editorial asst., asst. chief and acting chief of laws section,
Div. of Research and Publication, 1928-36; chief editor, Div. of
the Fed. Register, The Nat. Archives, 1936-43, 1946; U. S. Army
1943-46, maj., overseas service; app. chief of branch, Div. of For.
Reporting Services, Dept. of State, P-6, July 25, 1946; married.—
FR.
Kenworthy, Edwin Wentworth. — b. Attleboro, Mass.,
Sept. 23, 1909 ; high-sch. grad. ; Oberlin, B.A. 1931,
M.A. 1933 ; grad. work, Harvard U. summer 1934,
Brown U. 1934-35 ; grad. asst., Oberlin Coll., 1931-
33 ; teacher in high sch. 1933-37 ; instr., Ind. U.,
1937-43 ; information specialist, Office of War In-
formation, 1943-45 ; assoc. editor of newspaper 1945-
46 ; app. information officer in the For. Ser. Aux-
iliary and assigned at London Oct. 11, 1946; For.
Ser. Reserve officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Keogh, John Belfort. — b. Chicago, 111., Jan. 10,
1903 ; Chicago Latin Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A.B. 1925,
grad. work 1925-28 ; asst. instr. of Eng. and asst. crew
coach, Harvard, 1925-28 ; advertising work 1928-30 ;
app. elk. in Am. consulate at Nassau June 3, 1931 ; v. C.
at Nassau Feb. 23, 1933 ; at Nairobi June 21, 1935 ; at
Bradford July 23, 1937 ; at Newcastle-on-Tyne. temp.,
July 21, 1939 (canceled) ; at London June 15, 1942 ; at
Glasgow Aug. 21, 1942 ; at Horta Feb. 24, 1943 ; asst.
Am. maritime del. at Horta Nov. 8. 1943 ; v.c. at Lisbon
Oct. 28, 1944 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eleven
Nov. 13, 1946.
Keogh, John "William, — b. Chicago. 111., May 15, 1912 ;
Holy Trinity High Sch. (Bloomington) grad.; 111. State
Normal U. 1931-32; Washington Coll. of Law, LL.B.
1939 ; mem. of bar of D.C. ; sec. to mem. of Congress
1933-35 ; sec. and elk., Nat. Park Ser., 1935-39 ; special
agt., Dept. of Interior, 1939-41 ; app. divisional asst.
at $2,600 in the Dept. of State Oct. 13, 1941; at
$2,700 Oct. 13, 1941 ; at $3,200 Dec. 1, 1941 ; at $3,800
(P-4) Sept. 16, 1942; furlough for mil. ser. (U.S.
Army, overseas service) Nov. 1, 1943-May 27, 1946 :
P-5 May 27, 1946 ; married. — ES.
Kerr, George Henry.— b. Parkersburg, Pa., Nov. 7,
1911 ; high-sch. grad.; Rollins Coll., B.A. 1932; U. of
Hawaii, M.A. 1935 ; special student at Imperial U.,
Tokyo and Taihoku, Formosa, 1935-40 ; Columbia U.,
grad. work 1940-42 ; lecturer in Eng., govt, schs.,
Taihoku, 1937-^0 ; analyst and consultant, War Dept.,
1942-43 ; U.S. Navy 1943-46, It. overseas service ; app.
econ. analyst in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned
at Taipei Apr. 1, 1946 ; v.c. at Taipei in addition to
duties as econ. analyst Apr. 17, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Taipei Nov. 13,
1946.
Kerrigan, Edward J. — app. dir., European relay bases,
in the For. Ser. and assigned at Munich, temp., Sept.
30, 1946; at Berlin Sept. 30, 1946 (to proceed after
temp, detail) ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class one
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Ketcham, John Belden. — b. Bayshore, N.Y., July
29, 1896 ; Mercersburg Acad. ; Yale, B.A. 1919 ; U.S.
Naval Reserve Force 1917-19, ensign, elk. 1921 ; with
lumber company 1921-22 ; with oil company in Con-
stantinople and Athens 1922-24 ; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass. May 28, 1926 ; v. c. of career June 15, 1926 ;
v. c. at Singapore Apr. 20, 1927; at Penang, temp.,
June 5, 1928; at Singapore Mar. 15, 1929; at Surabaya
June 20, 1930 ; class eight, cons., and cons, at Surabaya
Feb. 27, 1931 ; at Taihoku Sept. 22, 1931 ; at Tientsin
Dec. 3, 1934 ; class seven Oct. 1, 1935 ; at Swatow July
5, 1936 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Aug. 17, 1937 ; cons, at
Medan Mar. 22, 1938 ; class six Aug. 16, 1941 ; cons,
at Madras Mar. 28. 1942 ; to the Dept. Oct. 15, 1942 ;
cons, at Mexicali Feb. 5, 1943 : class five July 16,
1944 ; cons, at Batavia Oct. 12, 1945 ; class four Dec.
17, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Key, Bavid McKendree. — b. Tokyo, Japan, of Am.
parents, Feb. 4, 1900; Groton Sch. grad.; Harvard,
A.B. 1922; Gonville and Caius Coll., Cambridge U.,
England. 1922-23 ; Georgetown Sch. of For. Ser. 1923-
24; U.S. Marine Corps 1918; app. For. Ser. officer un-
class. Mar. 20, 1925 ; also v. c. of career and detailed
to the Dept. Sept. 2, 1925 ; v. c. at Antwerp Mar. 9,
1926; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. and 3d sec. at Berlin
July 18. 1927 ; at London Oct. 19, 1929 ; class eight and
cons. Dec. 19, 1929 ; sec. to representatives, Conf. of
Ministers for Moratorium on Intergovernmental Debts,
London, 1931 ; class seven July 1, 1931 ; sec, 1st stage,
Gen. Disarmament Conf., Geneva, 1932 ; asst. sec. to
Am. del.. Int. Monetary and Economic Conf., London,
1933 ; to the Dept. Aug. 31, 1933 ; asst. chief, Div. of
Current Information, Nov. 14, 1934 ; class six Oct. 1,
1935 ; press officer, London Naval Conf., 1935-36 ; cons,
and 2d sec. at Ottawa June 11, 1936 ; class five June
16, 1938 ; 2d sec. at Rome Apr. 18, 1940 ; class four
Aug. 16, 1941 ; 1st sec. at Rome Dec. 9-11, 1941 ; to
the Dept. Dec. 22, 1941 ; asst. liaison officer Dec. 29,
1941 ; class three Nov. 16, 1943 ; act. liaison officer
Apr. 10, 1944; cons, at Barcelona May 27, 1944;
cons. gen. June 24, 1944 ; cons. gen. at Barcelona July
7, 1944 ; couns. of emb. at Rome Feb. 20, 1945 ;
class two Dec. 17, 1945 ; For. ser. officer of class two
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Kibler, Theodore Thomas.— b. Bluefield, W. Va., Sept. 10,
1911; Bluefield High Sch. grad.; Duke, A. B. 1932; grad. work,
George Washington U. 193S-39, Columbus U. 1940-41; auditor
and accountant, Emergency Relief Admin, and Works Progress
Admin., 1932-36; auditor, Gen. Accounting Office, 1936-42;
admin, officer and disbursing officer. Office of Inter-Am. Affairs,
Ecuador, Uruguay, and Washington, 1942-45; auditor and fiscal
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officer, Office of War Information, London, 1945; transferred to
the Dept. of State as field representative at $3,800 Aug. 31, 1945;
outpost representative, CAF-11, Mar. 19, 1946.— ADO.
Kidd, Coburn B— b. Bartlesville, Okla., July 27, 1909; East
Denver High Sch. grad.; U of St. Andrews, Scotland, M. A.
1932, Ph. D. 1935; Georgetown, LL. B. 1939; mem. of bars of D. C.
and N. Y.; asst. archivist, Nat. Archives, 1937-40; mem. of staff
of trustees for utility corp. 1940-42; assoc. in law firm 1942-43;
U. S. Army 1943-45, 1st It., overseas service; app. research analyst
P-5, in the Dept. of State Jan 2, 1946; married.— OCL.
Kidder, Randolph Appleton. — b. Ipswich, Mass., July
6, 1913 ; Noble and Greenough Sch. grad. ; Harvard,
S.B. 1935; TJ. of Grenoble, France, summer 1935;
Ecole Libre des Sciences Politiques 1935-37 ; U. of Jena,
Germany, summer 1936; app. For. Ser. officer unclass.,
v. c. of career, and sec. In the Diplo. Ser. Apr. 6, 1938 ;
v. c. at Montreal Apr. 11, 1938 ; For. Ser. Sch. June 7,
1939 ; v. c. at Sydney Jan 8, 1940 ; also 3d sec. at
Canberra Dec. 26, 1940 ; relieved of duties as v. c. at
Sydney Mar. 10, 1942; class eight July 16, 1943;
v.c. at Sydney in addition to duties at Canberra Feb.
21, 1944 ; v.c. at Para July 5, 1944 ; cons. Aug. 23,
1944 ; cons, at Pari Sept. 19. 1944 ; class seven May
16, 1945 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Rio de Janeiro Apr. 26,
1946 ; class six May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Kidder, Stanley Rast. — b. Roseburg, Oreg.. Apr. 26,
1910 ; high-sch. grad. : U. of Oreg., B.A. 1933 ; U. of
Oreg. Medical Sch. 1933-34 ; Oreg. State Coll. 1935-
36 ; U. of the Philippines 1940-41 ; timekeeper for
construction company 1937 ; branch nigr. of mer-
cantile company in Manila 1938 ; sr. purchasing elk.
in Manila, Navy Dept., 1938-45 ; app. v.c. in the
For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Canton Jan. 16,
1946 (canceled) ; admin, asst. at Tokyo Jan. 16, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Kiefer, Alexander Felix. — b. Munich, Germany, Aug.
20, 1917 ; Am. citizen ; sch. in Germany ; Westminster
(Md.) High Sch. grad.; Columbia, A.B. 1937, M.A.
1938 ; Haverford Coll. 1943 ; broadcast monitor, Fed.
Communications Commn., 1941—42 ; asst. economist,
Bu. of For. and Dom. Com., Mar .-Oct. 1942; U.S.
Army 1944-46 ; app. divisional asst., P-4, in the
Dept. of State Nov. 14, 1946 ; married. — GA.
Kieve, Robert S. — -app. admin, asst. in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Madrid July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class eleven Nov. 13, 1946 ; information
officer at Madrid Nov. 13, 1946.
Kilby, John H.— b. Brooklyn, N.Y., Aug. 2, 1901 ;
Manual Training High Sch. grad. ; Cornell, B.S. 1923 ;
gen. mgr. for gravel corp. 1923—35 ; dist. finance ad-
viser, Works Progress Admin., 1935—37 ; sec. and treas.
of advertising corp. 1937-41 ; chief of branch, War
Production Bd. 1941—43, Office of Lend-Lease Admin.
1943-44 ; chief of div., For. Econ. Admin., 1944-45 ;
transferred to the Dept. of State, CAF-15, Oct. 20,
1945 ; married. — UD.
Kilgour, Frederick Gridley. — b. Springfield, Mass.,
Jan. 6, 1914 ; Central High Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A.B.
1935, grad. work 1937-38, 1940-42 ; Columbia Sch.
of Library Service, summers 1939-41 ; with Harvard
Coll. Library 1935-42 ; chief of div., Office of Stra-
tegic Services, 1942-45: U.S. Navy 1943-46, It. (jg),
overseas service ; transferred to the Dept. of State
Oct. 1, 1945 ; act. chief, Div. of Intelligence Acquisi-
tion and Distribution and Intelligence Reference Div.
and act. dir., Office of Intelligence Collection and
Dissemination, Jan. 1, 1946 ; deputy dir., Office of
Intelligence Collection and Dissemination, P-7, Apr.
3, 1946 ; married. — OCD.
Killea, John F. — app. intelligence officer, CAF-14, in
the Dept. of State Nov. 21, 1945. — SA-E.
Kimmel, Roy Irwin.— b. Las Vegas, N. Mex., Mar. 19, 1901."
Lamar (Colo.) High Sch. grad.; Colo. Coll., A. B. 1926; Yale,
M. A. 1931; asst. to administrator, Farm Security Admin., 19 35-
37; asst., office of sec. 1937-39, chief program analyst 1939-12, D ept.
of Agri.; chief of industrial div., War Relocation Authority,
1912; head of U. S. Lend-Lease Mission to New Zealand 1943;
U. S. Army 1943-45, It. col., overseas service; mem., Combined
Working Party on European Food Supplies, London, 1944; app.
asst. agri. att. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at London
Nov. 16, 1945; For. Ser. Staff officer of class two Nov. 13, 1946;
married.
Kimpel, Ben Drew. — b. Ft. Smith, Ark., Nov. 6, 1915 ;
Ft. Smith High Sch. grad. ; Phillips Exeter Acad,
grad. ; Harvard, B.A. 1937, M.A. 1939 ; U. of N.C.,
Ph.D. 1942 ; instr., U. of N.C., 1940-42 ; U.S. Army
1942-40, 2d It., overseas service ; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
July 5, 1946 ; to the Dept. July 29, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer at Vienna Aug. 20, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Kimrey, Chester Hallett. — b. Hallett, Okla., Jan. 20,
1910 ; high-sch. grad. ; business sch. ; app. elk. in Am.
consulate gen. at Guatemala Dec. 5, 1928 ; v. c. at
Guatemala July 10, 1931 ; detailed as elk. in the leg. at
San Salvador Feb. 5-Apr. 27, 1935 ; v.c. and admin,
officer at Agua Prieta June 12, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class nine Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Agua Prieta
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Kindleberger, Charles Poor. — b. New York, N. Y., Oct.
12, 1910 ; Kent Sch. grad. ; U. of Pa., A.B. 1932 ;
Columbia, A.M. 1934; Sch. for Int. Studies, Geneva,
summer 1931 ; economist, Fed. Reserve Bank 1936-39,
Bank for Int. Settlements 1939-40, Fed. Reserve Bd.
1940-42 ; U. S. Army 1942-45, maj., overseas service ;
detailed to the Dept. of State July 1, 1945 ; act. chief,
Div. of German and Austrian Econ. Affairs, Oct. 23,
1945 ; app., P-8, in the Dept. of State Nov. 5, 1945 ;
chief, Div. of German and Austrian Econ. Affairs,
Jan. 13, 1946 ; act. dir., Office of Econ. Security Policy,
Sept. 5-Nov. 14, 1946 ; U.S". representative, 1st U.S.-
United Kingdom Meeting on Bizonal Arrangements for
Germany, Washington, 1946 ; married. — GA.
King, Bayard LeRoy. — b. New York, N.Y., May 15,
1922 ; St. Paul's Sch. grad. ; Fay Sch. grad. ; Harvard
U. 1940-42, 1945 ; ambulance driver, Am. Field Ser. in
Near East and Africa, 1942-43 ; staff officer in Algeria
and France, Office of Strategic Services, 1944-45 ; app.
v.c. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Bagh-
dad Jan. 2, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13, 1946.
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King, Donald Stewart.— b. Washington, D. C, Oct. 5, 1916;
Western High Sch. grad.: Georgetown U. Sch. of For. Ser. 1938-
42; Am. Field Service 1942-44; field rep., Office of Strategic Serv-
ices, 1944-45; app. v. c. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at
Bordeaux Oct. 23, 1945; For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo Ser. June 21, 1946; v. c. at Bordeaux July
15, 1946; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946; married.
King, James Ervin, Jr.— b. Sumter, S. C, Feb. 24, 1914; Lees-
burgh (Fla.) High Sch. grad.; Harvard, A. B. 1936, M. A. 1942:
Oxford, B. A. 1939; teaching fellow, Harvard 1940-41; U. S. Army
1942-45, capt., overseas service; app divisional asst., P-4, in the
Dept. of State Jan. 28, 1946; country specialist, P-5, Sept. 22, 1946;
married.— BC.
King, Le'.and Wiggins, Jr. — b. Battle Creek, Mich.,
Dec. 17, 1907; Bradenton (Fla.) High Sch. grad.; Ga.
Sch. of Tech. 1926-27 ; Armour Inst, of Tech. and
Beaux Arts Inst, of Design, Chicago. 1928-29; tutors
in Portuguese and Spanish; student architect 1924-25;
draftsman and designer 1926-31 ; architectural con-
sultant with bd. of education 1931-32 ; architect 1932-
34 ; architect, Treas. Dept., 1934-36 ; construction
supervisor for Dept. of State in Turkey, Albania,
Czechoslovakia, Norway, Mexico, and Brazil 1937-40 ;
app. asst. chief, For. Ser. Bldgs. Office, Dept. of State,
at $4,600 Dec. 23, 1940; at $5,600 Aug. 16. 1941;
asst. chief of For. Ser. Bldgs. Operations, Div. of For.
Ser. Admin., Jan. 15, 1944 ; at $5,800 Apr. 1, 1944 ;
asst. chief, Div. of For. Bldgs. Operations, May 6, 1944 ;
at $6,500 (P-7) July 16, 1944 ; married. — FBO.
King, Spencer Mathews. — b. San Juan, P. R., Aug. 11,
1917 ; Central High Sch. ; Kent Sch. grad. ; Yale, A.B.
1940; Georgetown U. Sch. of For. Ser., summer 1940;
asst. mgr. of retail coal company 1940-41 ; U.S. Army
1941-46, maj., overseas service ; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec.
22, 1945 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at La Paz Feb. 8, 1946 ; For.
Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
King, William Henry. — b. Fillmore City, Utah, June
3, 1864 ; Brigham Young Acad. ; U. of Mich., LL.B.
1887 ; mem. of bar of Utah ; law practice ; mem., Utah
territorial legislature, 3 terms; co. atty., Utah County;
city atty., Provo City ; assoc. judge, Supreme Court of
Utah, 1894-97 ; mem. of Cong. 1897-99. 1900-1 ; mem.,
U.S. Senate, 1917-41 ; app. counsel at $6,500 (P-7) in
the Dept. of State May 1, 1943 ; married. — AMC.
Kingman, Margaret Mace (Mrs.). — b. Richmond,
Mass. ; Northfield Sem. grad. ; business sch. ; Radcliffe
Coll., A.B. 1934, A.M. 1935 ; Ohio State U. 1941-42 ;
instr. in geology and geography. Smith Coll., 1935-41 ;
cartographer, engineer draftsman and geographer,
Office of Strategic Services, 1942-45 ; transferred to
the Dept. of State as cartographer, P-5, Oct. 1,
1945.— SA-E.
Kingsley, Thomas Drowne. — b. Rutland, Vt., Oct. 12.
1916; Watertown High Sch. grad.; Mercersburg Acad.
grad. ; Yale, A.B. 1940 ; Fletcher Sch. of Law and
Diplomacy 1940; Harvard, summer 1941; Universidad
Nacional de Buenos Aires 1942 ; app. jr. econ. analyst
at Montevideo Dec. 23, 1942 ; econ. analyst and admin,
asst. at Montevideo July 1, 1946; For. Ser. Staff officer
of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; econ. analyst at Monte-
video Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Kinney, Robert A. — b. Zoarville. Ohio, July 24, 1911 ;
high-sch. grad. ; U. of Akron, B.A. 1933 ; U. of Chi-
cago 1938-39, 1941-42; Am. U. 1945; mgr. of retail
store 1933-34; principal. Seoul For. Sch., 1935-37;
v. principal, Peking Am. Sch., 1939-41 ; sr. research
analyst, War Dept., 1942-46 , app. adviser on industry
at $5,180 in the Dept. of State Feb. 2, 1946 ; sr. econ.
analyst in the For. Ser. Auxiliary assigned to the
Korean Econ. Mission July 1, 1946 , For. Ser. Staff
officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Kipping, Alan Smith. — b. Norrh Shields. England,
June 4. 1915 ; naturalized 1932 ; Theodore Roosevelt
High Sch. (New York, N.Y. i grad.: purser's elk. with
steamship company 1935-36 ; credit man with coal
producers 1937-39 ; sec. with oil company in Vene-
zuela 1939-41 ; personnel asst. with airlines company
1942 ; app. elk. in Am. emb. at Caracas Nov. 19, 1942 ;
econ. analyst in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned
at Caracas Apr. 21, 1946 ; also admin, asst. at Caracas
July 1, 1946: For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov.
13, 1946 ; econ. analyst at Caracas Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Kiraly, Emery R. — b. in Hungary Oct. 18, 1914 ; natu-
ralized 1940; East Tech. High Sch. (Cleveland, Ohio)
grad. ; Franklin and Marshall Coll., A.B. 1937 ; editorial
elk., Office of Govt. Reports, 1940-41 ; jr. purchasing
officer, Div. of Central Admin. Services, 1942-43 : chief
of admin, services, Nat. War Labor Bd., 1943-45 ; app.
procurement specialist at $3,800 (CAF-11) in the
Dept. of State Mar. 26, 1945 ; chief of purchasing sec-
tion, Div. of Central Services, CAF-12, June 30, 1946 ;
married. — CS.
Kirby, Burton Row. — b. Falls Church, Va., Sept. 25,
1905 ; McKinley High Sch. ; George Washington U.
1928-30 ; messenger and elk. in Govt, depts. 1921-26 ;
deck boy on steamship 1927 ; app. elk. at $1,140 in the
Dept. of State May 18, 1927; at $1,260 July 1, 1928;
at $1,440 July 1, 1928 ; at $1,620 Oct. 1, 1929 : at
$1,740 July 1, 1930 ; at $1,800 Aug. 14, 1931 ; at $2,000
Jan. 16. 1937 ; at $2,100 Apr. 16, 1939 ; elk., 1st Meet-
ing of Ministers of For. Affairs of the Am. Republics,
Panama, 1939 ; at $2,200 Oct. 1, 1941 ; at $2,300 Feb.
1, 1943 ; procedures analyst at $3,200 Sept. 16, 1944 ;
mem., Efficiency Rating Comm.. 1945- ; at $3,640
July 1, 1945 ; chief of records and research branch,
Div. of Central Services, at $4,300 (CAF-11), July 9,
1945 ; Div. of Communications and Records, Nov. 1,
1945 ; special asst.. CAF-12, July 9, 1946 ; married. —
DC.
Kirk, Alan Goodrich. — b. Philadelphia, Pa., Oct. 30,
1888 ; high-sch. grad. ; U.S.N. A., grad. 1909 ; U.S. Navy
1911-46, admiral, overseas service ; app. A.E. and P.
to Belgium and E.E. and M.P. to Luxembourg Feb. 1,
1946 ; married.
Kirley, Louis L. — b. New York, N.Y., May 19, 1S94 ;
high-sch. (Budapest) grad. : bookkeeper with wholesale
firm in Budapest 1912-14 : elk., Am. consulate gen. at
Budapest 1914-17 ; foreman 1917-18, bookkeeper
1918-19 in factory in Geneva ; mgr. in printing office
in Budapest 1919-20 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate gen.
at Budapest Sept. 20, 1920: at Belgrade, temp., Mar.
26, 1924 ; at Kovno Aug. 9, 1924 ; at Riga Dec. 1, 1929 ;
at Zagreb Nov. 23, 1938 ; at Marseille Sept. 1, 1941 ;
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at Mexico City June 17, 1944; admin, asst. at Mexico
City P'eb. 10. 1946 : For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Kirlin, Florence Katharine. — b. Kendallville. Ind. ;
Kendallville High Sch. grad. : Ind. U., B.S. 1924, M.A.
1926 ; sec. and research asst., Dept. of Psychology,
Ind. U„ 1922-26 ; exec, and legislative sec. 1926-33,
congressional and gen. sec. 1934—44. for voters'
leagues ; dir. of women's and professional projects, Ind.
Civil Works Admin.. 1933-34 ; chief of research sec-
tion, Div. of Personnel. United Nations Relief and Re-
habilitation Admin., 1944-45 ; app. special asst. at
$5,600 (CAF-13) in the Dept. of State Mar. 26,
1945.— U.
Kissick. Harold G. — b. Chillicothe, Mo., Dec. 2,
1910 ; business-sch. grad. ; George Washington D. 1931-
32 ; Washington Coll. of Law, LL.B. 1934 ; mem. of bar
of D.C. ; stenog. 1929-30 ; typist, Dept. of Labor, 1930 ;
app. elk. at $1,440 in the Dept. of State May 1, 1931;
at $1,620 Oct. 5. 1934 ; at $1,800 May 25, 1936 ; admin,
asst. at $2,600 June 29. 1937 : chief of service records
and budget section. Div. of Personnel Supervision and
Management, at $3,200 Jan. 27, 1939 ; asst. to dir. of
personnel Jan. 24, 1941 ; at $3,300 Oct. 1, P941 ;
divisional asst. (legal) at $3,800 Oct. 1. 1942; asst.
chief of Budget Branch, Div. of Budget and Finance,
at $4,600 Aug. 16. 1944 ; at $5,180 July 1, 1945 ; conf.
admin, specialist at $6,230 (CAF-13) Sept. 24, 1945;
asst. admin, officer. Inaugural Meeting, Int. Monetary
Fund and Int. Bank for Reconstruction and Develop-
ment, Savannah, Ga.. 1946 ; married.— IC.
Kitchen. Walter Millard.— o. Woodstock, Ga., May 21, 1901;
high-sch. grad., Ga. Sch. of Tech. 1918-19; elk. with mfg. com-
pany 1918-22; bookkeeper with automobile company 1922-24;
office mgr with tea mfg. company 1924-31; auditor with mfg.
companies 1932-38, 1939-42; accountant with accounting firm
1931-32, 1938-39; asst. gen. office mgr with engineering company
1942-44; accountant and auditor, Navy Dept., 1944-46; app. field
examiner, CAF-12, in the Dept. of State Apr. 29, 1946; CAF-13
Nov. 17, 1946.— OF LC.
Kittredge, Benjamin Rufus, Jr.— b. El Pinal, Calif., Nov. 24,
1900; St. George's Sch. grad.; Harvard 1919-23; Oxford; mgr. of
cml. gardens 1936-42; U. S. Navy 1942-45, comdr., overseas serv-
ice; app. country specialist, P-6, in the Dept. of State Jan. 23,
1946; married.— WE.
Klaber, Robert.— b. New York, N. Y., Oct. 1, 1916; White
Plains High Sch. grad.; Swarthmore, B. A. 1937; U. of Chicago,
grad. work 1937-38; research asst. with investment securities firm
1939; admin, asst., Dept. of Agri., 1939-42; admin, officer. Office
of Inter-Am. Affairs, 1942; eeon. analyst, Office of Econ. Warfare,
1942-44; budget analyst, For. Econ. Admin., 1944-45; D. S. Army
1945-46. transferred to the Dept. of State as budget analyst,
CAF-11, Sept. 27, 1945; chief of estimates section, Div. of Budget,
Aug. 2, 1946; married.— DB.
Klaus, Samuel.— b. Brooklyn, N. Y., Aug. 29, 1904 ;
Boys' High Sch. grad. ; Coll. of the City of N.Y., A.B.
1924; Columbia, LL.B. 1927; mem. of bars of N.Y.
and D.C. ; asst. in law, Columbia U., 1927-28 ; atty. in
law firms 1928-34 ; special asst. to gen. counsel, Treas.
Dept., 1934-44 ; asst. gen. counsel, For. Econ. Admin.,
1944-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as asst.
gen. counsel, Office of For. Liquidation, P-8, Oct. 20,
1945 ; special asst. to the asst. sec. of state for re-
search and intelligence, CAF-15, May 17, 1946. —
SA-E.
Klee, William B.— b. New York, N. Y., Jan. 27, 1893 ;
Cooper Union grad. 1913 ; tech. courses in various
schs. 1913-20 ; Am. U. 1938-39 ; staffman for engineer-
ing company 1927-32 ; elk., New York City Emergency
Relief Bu.. 1933 ; investigator, Farm Credit Admin.,
1933-41 ; chief of space and equipment section, War
Production Bd.. 1941-42 ; chief of Procurement Div.,
War Manpower Commn., 1942-44 ; detailed to the
Dept. of State May 11, 1944 ; app. management and
procedural analyst at $4,800 (CAF-12) in the Dept. of
State July 12. 1944 ; admin, analyst Mar. 16, 1945 ;
chief of allocation section. Div. of Central Services,
July 14, 1946; married. — CS.
Kleinhans, Richard Erwin. — b. Newark, N.J., Nov, 9,
1905 ; Montclair Acad. grad. ; Princeton, B.S.E. 1928 ;
with cml. firm 1928-42 ; with War Production Bd.
1942-45 ; app. sr. econ. analyst in the For. Ser. Auxili-
ary and assigned at Shanghai Dec. 10, 1945 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Klieforth, Alfred Will.— b. Mayville, Wis., Oct. 10,
1889 ; U. of Wis., A.B. 1913 ; U. of Manitoba,
Canada, LL.D. 1944 ; app. student interpreter in
China Apr. 4, 1914, but declined ; app. elk. in Am. leg.
at Stockholm June 15, 1916 ; elk. in Am. emb. at Petro-
grad Sept. 10, 1916; Am. passport-control officer at
Torneo, Finland, and v. c. at Haparanda Nov. 30, 1917 ;
U. S. Army 1917-19, 1st It., overseas service ; asst. mil.
att. at Petrograd Jan. 1918 ; special asst. at $3,500 in
the Dept. of State June 17, 1920; drafting officer
July 12, 1920 ; cons, of class six Mar. 1, 1923 ; detailed
to the Dept. Mar. 13, 1923 ; asst. chief, Div. of Eastern
European Affairs, Nov. 30, 1923 ; For. Ser. officer of
class seven July 1, 1924 ; class six Aug. 8, 1924 ; cons,
at Berlin Sept. 22, 1924 ; at Riga June 13, 1927 ; class
five May 17, 1928 ; For. Ser. officer to the emb. at Berlin
June 29, 1929 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Oct. 16, 1929 ; 2d
sec. at Berlin Oct. 24, 1929 ; class four Dec. 19, 1929 ;
1st sec. at Vienna May 11, 1933; cons, at Cologne July
16. 1935 ; cons. gen. and cons. gen. at Cologne June
17, 1936 ; class three Mar. 1, 1939 ; cons. gen. at Winni-
peg Sept. 5, 1941 ; class two Feb. 1, 1942 ; class one
July 16, 1944 : couns. of emb. at Praha Jan. 4, 1945 ;
cons. gen. at Halifax Feb. 6, 1946 ; For. Ser officer of
class one Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Kling, William.— b. New York, N.Y., May 8, 1915 ;
James Monroe High Sch. grad. ; Coll. of the City of
N.Y., B.S.S. 1937 ; Mass. State Coll., M.S. 1938 ; Clark
U., Ph.D. 1943 ; grad. asst., Mass. State Coll. 1937-38,
Clark U. 1938-39 ; instr.. Coll. of the City of N.Y.,
1939-40: agri. economist, U.S. Dept. of Agri. and War
Food Admin., 1940-45 : app. agri. officer in the For. Ser.
Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept. Apr. 2, 1945 ; at
Bucharest, Budapest, Belgrade, Sofia, and Tirami May
14. 1945 ; agri. att. at Belgrade in addition to duties
as agri. officer at Bucharest, Budapest, Sofia, and
Tirana Apr. 17, 1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class
four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Knack, Ernst Louis. — b. Detroit, Mich., Nov. 20,
1888 ; high sch. ; U. S. Navy 1906-25, overseas service;
app. elk. in Am. emb. at Paris Aug. 1, 1927 ; at Lisbon
298
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June 14, 1941; at Paris Oct. 14, 1944; admin, asst.
at Paris Feb. 10, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Kneeland, Walter Edward. — b. Mexico City, Mexico, of
Am. parents Sept. 5, 1905 ; Am. Sch. 1919-23 ; Coleson's
Business Sch. (Mexico City) grad. ; apprentice mech.,
shop elk., and elk. in Mexico City 1921-24, 1926-27 ;
lathe operator in machine shop 1925-26 ; elk. and asst.
dept. mgr. for oil company in Mexico City 1928—35 ;
accountant in Mexico City 1935-38 ; elk., U. S. section,
Agrarian Claims Commn., Mexico City, 1939-40, in
Am. consulate at Tijuana 1940-41 ; app. v. c. at La Paz,
Bolivia, Dec. 1941 ; at Manzamillo Oct. 29, 1943 ; at
Guadalajara May 1, 1946 ; at Tampico, temp., Nov. 1,
1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eleven Nov. 13,
1946.
Knight, George Stephens. — b. Livingston, Tenn.,
Aug. 8, 1910 ; Livingston Acad. grad. ; Vanderbilt, B.A.
1931, LL.B. 1934; Georgetown, LL.M. 1937, S.J.D.
1938 : Columbia U. 1943 ; mem. of bar of Tenn. ; app.
asst. to the legal adviser at $2,600 in the Dept. of
State Feb. 23, 1934 ; at $3,200 Feb. 16, 1936 ; at $3,300
Apr. 16, 1939 ; at $3,800 May 16, 1940 ; atty. at $5,600
(P— 6) July 1, 1942 ; chm. Comm. of Review, Visa Div.,
1942—43 ; furlough for mil. ser. (U.S. Navy, It., over-
seas service) Apr. 28, 1943-May 14, 1946 ; political and
liaison officer, U.S. del., United Nations Conf. on Int.
Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; atty. May 14, 1946.— VD.
Knight, Ridgway B. — b. June 12, 1911 ; app. econ.
analyst in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at
Paris Aug. 28, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class six
Nov. 13, 1946 ; special asst. at Paris Nov. 13, 1946.
Knight, William Edwards, 2<L- — b. Tarrytown, N. T.,
Feb. 1, 1922; New Haven (Conn.) High Sch. grad;
Yale, B. A. 1942, M.A. 1946 ; U.S. Army 1942-45, 1st
It., overseas service ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass.,
v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. June 14,
1946 : to the Dept. June 26, 1946 ; v.c. at Genoa July
19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Knox, Charles Frederick, Jr. — b. Maplewood, N.J.,
Nov. 10, 1906; Columbia High Sch. (South Orange)
grad.; Lafayette Coll. 1925-26; Georgetown, B.S. (For.
Ser.), 1929; editorial research 1927; writer and assoc.
editor of magazine 1928—29 ; asst. business specialist,
Bu. of For. and Dom. Com., 1930-36; special duty in
Cuba 1935 ; asst. trade commr. at Buenos Aires 1936-
37 ; in Bu. of For. and Dom. Com. 1938 ; asst. trade
eommr. at Santiago June 1938 ; asst. cml. att. at San-
tiago Dec. 14, 1938 ; For. Ser. officer of class eight
July 1, 1939 ; v. c. of career and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; class seven Feb. 1, 1942 ; to the
Dept. Feb. 10, 1942 ; mem., For. Requirements Comm.
of the Bd. of Econ. Warfare, 1942-43 ; asst. chief, Am.
Hemisphere Exports Office, May 28, 1942 ; asst. chief,
Div. of Exports and Requirements, Feb. 1, 1943 ; class
six Nov. 16, 1943 ; adviser on the other Am. republics
Nov. 17, 1943 ; chief, Am. Republics Requirements Div.,
Jan. 15, 1944 ; adviser, Office of Wartime Econ. Affairs,
Oct. 16, 1944 ; adviser on Am. republics econ. develop-
ment, Div. of For. Econ. Development, Mar. 1, 1945 ;
cml. att. at Caracas Mar. 19, 1945 ; class four May 16,
1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946.
Knox, Clinton Everett — b. New Bedford, Mass., May
5, 1908 ; New Bedford High Sch. grad. ; Williams Coll.,
A.B. 1930 ; Brown, M.A. 1931 ; U. of Paris 1938-39 ;
Harvard, Ph.D. 1940 ; instr., Morgan State Coll., 1931-
35, 1939-43 ; U.S. Army and Office of Strategic Serv-
ices 1943-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as
research analyst, P-5, Oct. 1, 1945 ; deputy chief of
Western European section, Div. of Research for Europe,
P-6, Sept. 8, 1946 ; married. — DRE.
Knox, John Douglas. — b. Burbank. Calif., Jan. 5,
1911 ; Central High Sch. (Detroit) grad. ; U. of Oreg.,
A.B. 1931 ; U. of Southern Calif., M.S. 1933 ; teacher
in high sch. 1933-41 ; U.S. Navy 1943-46, It. comdr. ;
app. information specialist, CAF-12, in the Dept. of
State Nov. 18, 1946 ; married. — PL.
Knox, M. Gordon. — b. Catonsville, Md., June 28,
1913 ; Gilman Country Sch. grad. ; Yale, B.A. 1934 ;
Oxford, B.A. 1937, B.Litt. 1938 ; editorial writer 1934-
35; newspaper reporter in England and U.S. 1938-40;
app. For. Ser. officer unclass.. v. c. of career, and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Apr. 9, 1940 ; v. c. at Berlin May
16, 1940-July 15, 1941 ; 3d sec. at Berlin Oct. 18-Dec. 11,
1941 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Stockholm May 14, 1942 ; class
eight Mar. 1, 1945 ; class seven May 19, 1946 ; to the
Dept. June 26, 1946 ; adviser to U.S. del., United
Nations, July 26, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class five
Nov. 13, 1946.
Koch, Henry.— b. New York, N. Y., Oct. 27, 1907; high-sch.
grad.; Princeton, A. B. 1929; Yale U. 1929-30; arbitrageur in
investment firm 1931-33; partner in commodity brokerage firm
1933-35; dept. mgr. 1935-41, partner 1941-42, in banking firm;
U. S. Navy 1942-45, comdr., overseas service; app. divisional
asst., P-6, in the Dept. of State Jan. 31, 1946; married.— GA.
Koczak, Stephen Andrew. — b. Trenton, N.J., Nov. 13,
1917 ; Immaculate Conception High Sch. grad. ; Har-
vard, A.B. 1942 ; grad. Inst, of Int. Studies, Geneva,
1946 ; payroll elk. for mfg. company 1936-38 ; U. S.
Army 1942-46, capt., overseas service ; app. For. Ser.
officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Aug. 1, 1946 ; to the Dept. Oct. 30, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Kohler, Foy David. — b. Oakwood, Ohio, Feb. 15,
1908; Ohio State, B.S. 1931 ; bank teller 1924-27, sum-
mers 1928, 1929 ; asst. sec, univ. alumni assn., and
business mgr., univ. paper, 1930-31 ; app. For. Ser.
officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Dec. 17, 1931; v.c. at Windsor Jan. 12, 1932;
For. Ser. Sch. Nov. 29, 1932 ; v.c. at Bucharest Mar.
30, 1933; at Belgrade, temp., Mar. 11, 1935; at
Bucharest Aug. 22, 1935 ; 3d sec. at Bucharest Oct. 1,
1935 ; 3d sec. at Athens Jan. 17, 1936 ; also v.c. at
Athens Nov. 10, 1938, and for Italian Islands of the
Aegean Dec. 5, 1938 ; class eight Mar. 16, 1939 ; to
the Dept. May 23, 1940 (canceled) ; class seven May 1.
1941 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Cairo July 18, 1941 ; to the
Dept. Nov. 29, 1941 ; detailed to London Mar. 21-May
1, 1944 ; asst. chief, Div. of Near Eastern Affairs, July
16, 1944 ; class six July 16, 1944 ; adviser to U.S. mem.,
2d sess. of the Council, United Nations Relief and
Rehabilitation Admin., Montreal, 1944 ; political and
liaison officer, U.S. del., United Nations Conf. on Int.
Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; class four May 16, 1945 ;
cons. Mar. 16, 1946 ; 1st sec. and cons, at Moscow Apr.
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11, 1946 ; sec. gen., U.S. Mission to Observe Elections
in Greece, 1946 ; detailed to Nat. War Coll., temp.,
July 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Kolarek, Joseph C. — app. admin, officer in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Praha July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; information
officer at Praha Nov. 13, 1946.
Kolb, Raymond Earl. — b. Cumberland, Md., Aug. 14,
1895 ; Allegany Co. High Sch. grad. ; business-sch.
grad. ; Pennsylvania Acad. grad. ; Wittenburg Coll.
1915-17 ; U.S. Navy 1917-20, overseas service ; mili-
tary att. at London 1920-25 ; with private industry
1925-27 ; app. elk. in Am. emb. at London May 1, 1928 ;
to the Dept. Oct. 21, 1940; att. Jan. 27, 1944; v.c. at
Nassau Sept. 30, 1944 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Kolinski, Charles James. — b. Milwaukee, Wis., July
17, 1916 ; Sherwood High Sch. grad. ; business-sch.
grad. ; George Washington, A.B. 1941 ; U.S.M.C.
Reserve; student historian, elk., and sec, govt, depts.,
1935-40; app. elk. in For. Ser. Nov. 19, 1940; v.c.
at Sao Vicente Nov. 23, 1940; at Glasgow Feb. 24,
1943 ; furlough for mil. ser. Aug. 9, 1944-Aug. 21,
1946 ; adm. asst. at Glasgow in addition to duties as
v.c. Aug. 21, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13, 1946.
Konikow, Robert Bernard.— b. Boston, Mass., Apr. 9, 1914;
Boston Public Latin Sch. grad.; Harvard, A. B. 1933; U. of 111.
1933-34; Columbia 1934; free lance writer 1935-42; project super-
visor, U. S. Navy, 1942; specialist in training techniques, U. S.
Office of Education, 1943; U. S. Army 1943-45, overseas service;
app. chief of collection section, Presentation Div., Dept. of State,
CAF-12, Jan. 2, 1946; married.— PN.
Kopper,- Samuel Keene Claggett.— b. New York, N. Y., July 7,
1914; Episcopal High Sch. grad.; Princeton, A. B. 1937; U. of Va.,
LL. B. 1940; mem. of bar of Ohio; research sec, For. Affairs
Council, 1940-41; asst. to counsel of labor union 1941; app. divi-
sional asst. at $3,200 in the Dept. of State July 28, 1941; trans-
ferred to Bd. of Econ. Warfare as assoc. divisional asst. Sept.
30, 1941; U. S. Navy 1942-45, It., overseas service; app. asst. on
int. security affairs, P-5, in the Dept. of State Oct. 2, 1945;
adviser to U. S. del. to the United Nations, May-June, 1946;
married. — IS.
Koren, William, Jr. — b. Princeton, N. J., Apr. 8, 1909 ;
Phillips Exeter grad. ; Princeton, A.B. 1930 ; Oxford,
B.A. 1933, B.Litt. 1934 ; Harvard, M.A. 1937 ; fellow-
ship for study in France, Social Science Research Coun-
cil, 1938-39 ; mem. of research staff, For. Policy Assn.,
1934-35 ; instr. in hist., Princeton U., 1935-36, 1939-
41 ; asst. prof, of hist., Harvard U„ 1937-38 ; asst.
prof, of hist, and govt., Wells Coll., 1941- ; asst. to
the dir. of research, Office of Coordinator of Informa-
tion, 1941-42 ; app. divisional asst. at $3,800 in the
Dept. of State June 22, 1942 ; at $4,600 Mar. 16, 1943 ;
resigned July 31, 1943 to enter the armed services ;
app. research analyst, P-5, in the Dept. of State Dec.
7, 1945 ; married. — DRE.
Kotschnig, Walter M. — b. Judenburg, Austria, Apr.
9, 1901 ; naturalized 1942 ; Realgymnasium ,(Graz, Aus-
tria) grad. ; U. of Graz, Austria, 1920-21 ; U. of Kiel,
Germany, Ph.D. 1924 ; asst., Inst, of World Econ.,
Kiel, 1924—25 ; sec gen., Int. Student Service, Geneva,
1925-34 ; dir., High Comr.iu. for Refugees, League of
Nations, 1934—36 ; prof, of comparative education,
Smith Coll., 1937-44 ; attended numerous int. confs.
as organizing sec. or del. ; app. divisional asst. at $6,500
in the Dept. of State June 0, 1944 ; expert on org.
July 1, 1944; asst. sec, U. S. group, Dumbarton Oaks
Conversations on Int. Org., Washington, 1944 ;
act. assoc chief, Div. of Int. Org. Affairs, Feb. 1, 1945 ;
assoc. chief at $8,000 (P-8) Apr. 4, 1945 ; tech. expert,
U.S. del., United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San
Francisco, 1945 ; tech. expert, U.S. del., United Nations
Educational and Cultural Conf., London, 1945 ; U.S.
del., 27th sess., Int. Labor Conf., Paris, 1945 ; deputy
exec sec. Preparatory Commn., London, 1946, and
adviser U.S. del., 1st sess. of the Gen. Conf., Paris,
1946, United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cul-
tural Org. ; married. — OA.
Krason, William Stephen. — b. New York, N.Y., Dec
31, 1917 ; high-sch. grad. ; Columbia, B.S. 1943, M.A.
1944, grad. work 1944-45 ; shipping elk. for private
company 1937—42 ; app. v.c. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned at Accra Oct. 10, 1945 (canceled) ; at
Dakar Jan. 3, 1946; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Krause, Edward J. — app. v.c. in the For. Ser. Auxil-
iary and assigned at Paris Jan. 2, 1946 ; also admin,
asst. at Paris July 1, 1946; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Paris Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Krausse, Henry Gustave. — b. Brownsville, Tex., Oct.
28, 1896 ; Brownsville High Sch. ; business sch. ; studied
law; elk. 1913-17; insp., Public Health Ser., 1917;
app. elk. in Am. consulate at Matamoros Aug. 6, 1917 ;
v.c at Matamoros Jan. 6, 1919 ; at Nuevo Laredo,
temp., Sept. 14, 1922; at Matamoros Oct. 9, 1922; at
Nuevo Laredo, temp., May 10, 1924 ; at Matamoros
July 26, 1924; at San Luis Potosf, temp., June 12,
1926 ; at Matamoros Sept. 23, 1926 ; at Saltillo, temp.,
Feb. 19, 1927; at Matamoros May 16, 1927; at Rey-
nosa May 13, 1942 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class nine
Nov. 13, 1948 ; married.
Kreis, Foster Helm. — b. Minneapolis, Minn., July
20, 1889; U. of Minn., B.A. 1913, M.A. 1914; U. of
Washington 1919 ; teacher in high sch. 1914-19 ; elk.
in shipping company 1919-20 ; app. elk. in Am. consu-
late gen. at Shanghai July 23, 1920 ; resigned Aug. 31,
1924 ; reapp. Apr. 18, 1925 ; v.c at Shanghai Jan. 14,
1927; at Sydney, N.S.W., Apr. 15, 1930; at Toronto
June 12, 1937; at Funchal Mar. 14, 1938; at Horta
Aug. 9. 1940 (canceled) ; at Oporto, temp., June 24,
1944 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Krentz, Kenneth Carl. — b. Denver, Colo., Dec. 12,
1899 ; Denver High Sch. grad. ; U. of Colo. 1915 ; with
electric company 1915-18 ; U. S. Naval Reserve Force
1918-19 ; with telephone company 1919-26 ; app. elk.
in Am. consulate gen. at Hong Kong Mar. 11, 1926 ;
v.c. at Hong Kong Sept. 22, 1926 ; app. For. Ser.
officer unclass, v.c. of career, and v.c. at Hong Kong
Mar. 26, 1929 ; at Kobe July 1, 1932 ; at Nagasaki,
temp.. May 9, 1933: at Kobe June 3. 1933; class eight
July 1, 1934 ; cons. Jan. 22, 1935 ; cons, at Koke Jan.
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24, 1935 ; at Osaka Feb. 10, 1937 ; class seven Apr. 1,
1937 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Aug. 17, 1937 ; cons, at
Canton Sept. 9, 1938 ; class six Nov. 16, 1939 ; cons, at
Mukden Oct. 5, 1940-Dec. 7, 1941 ; at Bombay July 20,
1942 ; also for Portuguese possessions in India Oct. 5,
1942 (canceled) ; to the Dept. May 26, 1943 ; class five
Nov. 16, 1943 ; asst. chief, Div. of For. Ser. Admin.,
May 15, 1944-Nov. 7, 1946 ; class four May 16, 1945 ;
cons. gen. Apr. 27, 1946 ; cons. gen. at Hankow May
1, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Krieg, William Laurence. — b. Newark, Ohio, Oct. 11,
1913 ; Newark High Sch. grad. ; Dartmouth, A.B. 1935 ;
Fletcher Sch. of Law and Diplomacy, A.M. 1936, grad.
work 1936-38 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Apr. 6, 1938 ; v.c. at
Stuttgart Apr. 11, 1938; For. Ser. Sch. June 9, 1939;
v.c. at Milan Feb. 19, 1940 ; at Lagos Oct. 6, 1941 ; at
Accra, temp., July 15, 1942 ; at Lagos Aug. 26, 1942 ;
class eight July 16, 1943 ; v.c. at Caracas Mar. 28,
1944 ; class seven May 16, 1945 ; 2d sec. at Caracas
Dec. 29, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Kroll, Ernest— b. New York, N. Y., Dec. 23, 1914; Woodmere
High Sch. grad.; Columbia, B. A. 1936; Harvard U. 1941-42;
newspaper reporter 1934-36; del. of Columbia U., 3d Am.-Japa-
nese Student Conf., Tokyo, 1936; asst. editor 1938-40; copy writer
in advertising agency 1941; U. S. Navy 1941-45, It.; app. divisional
asst., P-4, in the Dept. of State Mar. 22, 1946; regional specialist
July 28, 1946; married.— ADO.
Krould, Harry J. — b. Vienna, Austria, Feb. 23, 1903 ;
naturalized 1943 ; U. of Econ. Science, Vienna, M.S.
1922 ; U. of Vienna, LL.D. 1926 ; mem. of faculty,
Columbia U., 1939-41 ; dir. of war documentation re-
search, Library of Cong., 1941-42 ; special asst. to
chief of intelligence 1942-43, deputy chief of bu. 1943-
45, Office of War Information ; transferred to the
Dept. of State as liaison officer, CAF-14, Aug. 31, 1945 ;
head of unit, P-7, Nov. 17, 1946 ; married. — OIC.
Krumpelmann, John Theodore. — b. New Orleans, La.,
Aug. 8, 1892 ; New Orleans Boys' High Sch. grad. ;
Tulane U., B.A. 1915, M.A. 1916 ; Harvard, M.A. 1917,
Ph.D. 1924 ; studied in Munich and Berlin 1924-25 ;
asst. and teaching fellow, Tulane U., 1914-16 ; U.S.
Army, 1918-19, 2d It. ; instr. in German, Lehigh U.
1917-18, U. of N.C. 1919-21, Harvard 1921-24; asst.
prof, of German, TJ. of N.C. 1925-27; assoc. prof.,
Columbia U., 1927-34; prof. 1934-38, dean of men
1936-38, Marshall Coll. ; asst. prof, of German 1938^12,
assoc. prof. 1942-45, La. State U. ; dir. of European
study tours, summers 1926-33 ; app. att. in the For.
Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to staff of U.S. political
adviser on German affairs, Supreme Headquarters,
A.E.F., Mar. 12, 1945 ; at Vienna, temp., Nov. S, 1945
staff representative at London, temp., June 5, 1946
For. Ser. Staff officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946
married.
Kubalek, William. — b. Nove Straseci, Czechoslovakia,
of Am. parents, Oct. 29, 1906 ; Commerce High Sch. ;
Prague Business Coll. grad. ; app. elk. in Am. consulate
gen. at Prague Apr. 11, 1931 ; at Vienna Oct. 30, 1940 ;
resigned Aug. 31, 1941 ; field representative. Office of
Strategic Services, 1942-44 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser.
Auxiliary and assigned v.c. near the Govt, of Czecho-
slovakia established in England Nov. 13, 1944 ; at
Praha Feb. 27, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Kugeman, William E. — app. public affairs officer in
the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Praha July 1,
1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class three Nov. 13,
1946.
Kuhn, Ferdinand, Jr.— b. New York, N.Y., Apr. 10,
1905 ; Mount Vernon High Sch. grad. ; Columbia, A.B.
1925 ; foreign correspondent for daily newspaper
1928-39, editorial writer 1940 ; asst. to the sec. of
treas. 1941-42 ; deputy dir., Office of War Information,
1943-45 ; app. dir. of Interim Int. Information Service
in the Dept. of State Sept. 13, 1945 ; act. dir., Office
of Int. Information and Cultural Affairs, Sept. 13,
1945 ; consultant Jan. 1, 1946 ; expert consultant, U.S.
del., Preparatory Commn. of United Nations Educa-
tional, Scientific, and Cultural Org., London, 1946 ;
married. — OIC.
Kull, Robert Irving.— b. Beloit, Wis., Sept. 25, 1917; New
Brunswick (N. J.) High Sch. grad.; Rutgers, B. A. 1938; Fletcher
Sch. of Law and Diplomacy, M. A. 1940; grad? asst., Tufts Coll.,
1941-42; research fellow, Royal Inst, of Int. Affairs, 1942-43;
social science analyst, Office of Strategic Services, 1943-44; U. S.
Army 1944-45, 2d It., overseas service; app. asst. on int. org.
affairs, P-4, in the Dept. of State Mar. 5, 1946.— OA.
Kuniholm, Bertel Eric. — b. Gardner, Mass., May 13,
1901 ; Gardner High Sch. grad. ; Worcester Polytech.
Inst. 1918-19 ; Army Navy Prep. Sch. 1919 ; U.S.M.A.
B.S. 1924 ; Ecole Nationale des Langues Orientales Vi-
vantes. Paris, diplome d'eleve brevete" 1933 ; Laval U.,
Quebec, doctorat es lettres ; U. S. Army 1924-27, 2d It. ;
instr. Woodward Scb. for Boys, 1927-28 ; app. For.
Ser. officer unclass. and v. c. of career May 17, 1928 ;
For. Ser. Sch. May 24, 1928; v. c. at Kovno Jan. 18,
1929 ; language officer to the consulate gen. at Paris
July 30, 1930; also v. c. at Paris May 1, 1931 ; sec. in
the Diplo. Ser. June 19, 1933 ; v. c. at Tallinn June 21,
1933 ; also 3d sec. at Tallinn July 15, 1933 (canceled) ;
to the Dept. Aug. 30, 1933 ; 3d sec. at Moscow Feb. 6,
1934 ; class eight July 1, 1934 ; cons. Jan. 22, 1935 ;
class seven and 2d sec. at Moscow Apr. 1, 1936 ; to the
Dept. July 30, 1936 ; cons, and 2d sec. at Riga July 14,
1937 ; class six Aug. 17, 1938 ; cons, at Zurich Dec. 21,
1939 ; at Reykjavik Apr. 16, 1940 : to the Dept. Sept. 23,
1941 ; cons, at Tabriz Nov. 22, 1941 ; class five June 1,
1942 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Tehran, temp.. Mar. 30,
1943 ; to the Dept. Apr. 13, 1943 ; cons, at Quebec Aug.
20, 1943 ; class four July 16, 1944 ; 1st sec. and cons,
at Beirut Jan. 22, 1946 ; class three May 19, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Kunze, Edward Elihu. — b. Ycnkers, N. Y., Jan. 24,
1906 ; Hastings-on-Hudson Higl Sch. grad. ; business
sch.; elk. in bank 1924-25; office mgr. for brokerage
firm 1925-42 ; U.S. Army 1942—46, col., overseas serv-
ice ; app. act. chief, UNRRA Div., Dept. of State, CAF-
15, Apr. 5, 1946 ; married. — UD.
Kuppinger, Eldred D. — b. Toledo, Ohio, July 4, 1911 ;
North High Sch. (Columbus) grad. ; Ohio State U.,
A.B. 1933 : George Washington, LL.B. 1937 ; mem. of
bar of Ohio ; elk., Dept. of Justice, 1934 ; app. elk. at
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$1,440 in the Dept. of State Sept. 4, 1934 ; at $1,800
Apr. 3, 1936; admin, asst. at $2,600 Nov. 17, 1936;
at $2,700 Apr. 16, 1939; divisional asst. at $3,200
Feb. 19, 1940; at $3,300 Oct. 1, 1941; act. asst. chief,
Special Div., Oct. 15, 1941 ; at $3,800 Dec. 1, 1941 ; at
$4,600 Feb. 1, 1942 ; asst. chief, Special Div., Mar.
28, 1942 ; asst. chief, Special War Problems Div., Jan.
15, 1944 ; at $5,600 Apr. 16, 1944 ; at $6,500 May 16,
1944 ; For. Ser. officer of class six, cons, of career, and
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 5, 1946 ; to the Dept. Aug.
12, 1946 ; 2d sec. and cons, at London Aug. 17, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946.
Kurani, Habib Amin. — b. Beirut, Lebanon, Oct. 11,
1904 ; naturalized 1943 ; Am. U., Beirut, B. C. 1924,
B.M., M.A. 1928 ; Sorbonne 1929 ; Columbia, Ph.D.
1931 ; various fellowships ; instr. in Eng., Am. U. High
Sch., Beirut, 1922-23 ; sec. 1924-25, registrar 1925-
39, and asst. prof. 1931-39, Am. U. of Beirut ; dir. of
sch. survey for govt, of Syria 1936 ; visiting lecturer,
U. of Mich, summer 1941, Johns Hopkins U. summer
1942, Coll. of William and Mary 1942-43 ; instr. and
counselor, Matthew Whaley Sch., 1942-43 ; asst. to
prof, of education, Harvard U., 1942 ; lecturer, Prince-
ton U., 1943 ; author of educational monographs and
surveys ; regional specialist, Office of War Information,
1943-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as regional
specialist, CAF-14, Aug. 31, 1945 ; chief of Near
Eastern branch, Area Div. II, P-7, Oct. 20, 1946 ;
married. — ADN.
Kushner, Harry. — b. San Francisco, Calif., Apr. 8,
1904 ; high-sch. grad. ; elk. 1924-28 ; U. S. Army
1928-34, overseas service ; app. elk. in Am. consulate
gen. at Tientsin Apr. 21, 1934 ; at Rio de Janeiro
Dec. 2, 1942 ; at Paris Apr. 21, 1945 ; admin, asst. at
Paris Apr. 21, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Kuykendall, Clark Porter. — b. Towanda, Pa., May
10, 1896 ; Towanda High Sch. grad. ; Columbia, A.B.
1920 ; Am. Field Ser. in France 1917 ; U. S. Army
1917-19, overseas service ; app. v. c. of career of class
three Sept. 7, 1920 ; v. c. at Amsterdam Oct. 18, 1920 ;
class two May 26, 1922; class one Feb. 26, 1923;
v. c. at Batavia Mar. 30, 1923 ; cons, of class seven
Dec. 19, 1923 ; For. Ser. officer of class eight July 1,
1924 ; cons, at Oslo Apr. 5, 1927 ; class seven Dec. 19,
1929 ; at Bergen, temp., May 21, 1930 ; at Oslo June
7, 1930; at Naples Sept. 23, 1930; class six July 1,
1931 ; at Cherbourg July 17, 1933 ; at Kaunas Jan. 2,
1935 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Jan. 25, 1935 ; also 1st
sec. at Kaunas Jan. 29, 1935; class five Oct. 1, 1935;
cons, at Danzig Feb. 5, 1938 ; class four June 16, 1938 ;
cons, at Konigsberg Jan. 26 1940 ; at Karachi Oct. 7,
1941 (did not proceed to post) ; at Manila Dec. 8, 1941-
Jan. 1, 1942 ; to the Dept. Sept. 3, 1943 ; cons, at Liver-
pool Feb. 11, 1944 ; cons. gen. Mar. 9, 1944 ; cons. gen.
at Liverpool Mar. 16, 1944 ; class three May 16, 1945 ;
For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Kyle, Edwin Jackson. — b. Kyle, Tex., July 22, 1876 ;
Agri. and Mech. Coll. of Tex., B.S. 1899 ; Cornell,
B.S.A. 1901, M.S.A. 1902 ; U. of Ark., D.Sc. 1941 ; prof,
of horticulture 1902-35, dean of Sch. of Agri. 1911-
Agri. and Mech. Coll. of Tex. ; toured Central and So.
Amer. for Coordinator of Inter-Am. Affairs 1941 ; del.,
2d Inter-Am. Conf. on Agri., Mexico City, 1942 ; mem.,
Comm. of Inter-Am. Cooperation in Agri. Education,
1943 ; author ; dir., Fed. Farm Credit Admin., Houston,
Tex., 1934-45 ; app. A.E. and P. to Guatemala Feb. 9,
1945 ; U.S. del., 3d Inter-Am. Conf. on Agri., Caracas,
1945 ; married.
Labouisse, Henry Richardson, Jr, — b. New Orleans,
La., Feb. 11, 1904 ; Woodberry Forest Sch. grad. ;
Princeton, A. B. 1926; Harvard, LL.B. 1929; mem. of
bar of N.Y. ; assoc. lawyer and mem. of law firm 1929-
41 ; app. asst. chief, Div. of Defense Materials, Dept.
of State, at $6,500 Dec. 2, 1941 ; chief, Div. of Defense
Materials, at $8,000 (P-8) Feb. 1, 1943; mem. Bd. of
Econ. Operations, Feb. 1-June 24, 1943 ; deputy dir.
Office of For. Econ. Coordination, June 24— Aug. 9,
1943 ; at $9,000 Sept. 16, 1943 ; special adviser on the
Eastern Hemisphere Nov. 6, 1943 ; chief Eastern Hemi-
sphere Div., Jan. 15, 1944 ; special asst. to the dir.,
Office of European Affairs, Mar. 13, 1944 ; adviser on
econ. affairs at Paris Nov. 17, 1944, with the honorary
rank of minister Apr. 2, 1945 ; detailed to Berlin Conf.
1945 ; special asst. to asst. sec. of state for econ. affairs
Jan. 28, 1946 ; special asst. to dir., Office of European
Affairs, Sept. 8, 1946 ; married. — EUR.
Lacy, William S. B. — b. Mesa, Colo., Feb. 5, 1910 ;
Morey Prep. Sch. grad. ; U. of Colo., B.A. 1932 ; sec. to
senator 1933-34 ; economist, Agri. Adjustment Admin.,
1934-36 ; exec, of life insur. firm 1936-37 ; special
consultant, Nat. Resources Comm., 1937-38 ; financial
economist, Securities and Exchange Comnin., 1938-40 ;
chief of branch, Nat. Defense Advisory Comma, 1940-
41, Office of Price Admin, and War Production Bd.
1941-44 : chief, Div. of Controls and Analysis, For.
Econ. Admin., 1944 ; asst. deputy dir., United Nations
Relief and Rehabilitation Admin., 1944-45 ; mem. of
staff of dir. gen., 2d sess. of the Council, United Na-
tions Relief and Rehabilitation Admin., Montreal, 1944
and special adviser, 3d sess., London, 1945 ; trans-
ferred to the Dept. of State as economist, P— 7, Oct.
20, 1945 ; divisional asst., P-6, Feb. 25, 1946 ; act. asst.
chief, Div. of Southeastern Asian Affairs, Nov. 8, 1946 ;
married. — SEA.
Lafferty, Frances Hazel. — b. Dover, Del. ; Dover High
Sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ; George Washington U.
1936-37; stenog. and sec, 1933-35; typist, Dept. of
Com. July 1935, Bu. of Internal Revenue 1935-36;
app. elk. at $1,440 in the Dept. of State Sept. 9, 1936;
at $1,620 Nov. 13, 1937; at $1,680 Apr. 16, 1939; at
$1,800 Aug. 16, 1940 ; at $1,860 Apr. 1, 1942 ; at $2,000
Aug. 16, 1942 ; classification investigator at $2,600
Aug. 1, 1943 ; at $3,200 (P-3) Aug. 1, 1944 ; divisional
asst. May 16, 1945 ; econ. analyst, P-4, May 16, 1946 ;
divisional asst. Aug. 11, 1946. — TD.
Lafoon, Sidney Kennedy. — b. Danieltown, Va., July
12, 1904 ; Alberta High Sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ;
elk. in telephone company 1926-27 ; elk., office of mil.
att., Bogota, 1927-31 ; app. elk. in Am. leg. at Baghdad
Nov. 30, 1931 ; in consulate gen. at Singapore Feb. 21,
1934 ; in leg. at Peiping Apr. 17, 1934 ; in emb. at
Nanking Aug. 17, 1935 ; also v. c. at Shanghai Mar.
17, 1936 (temp. emb. at Hankow Nov. 1937, at Chung-
king Aug. 1938) ; v.c. at Bangkok Dec. 4, 1941 (can-
celed) ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Feb. 14, 1942 ; to the Dept.
Feb. 16, 1942 ; asst. to representative of the Dept. oh
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exchange vessel Gripsholm May 1944, and representa-
tive of the Dept. Sept. 1944, Jan. 1945, and June
1945 ; 3d sec. at Bern Jan. 13, 1945 ; in office of U.S.
political adviser on German affairs, Supreme Headquar-
ters, A.E.F., Apr. 17-June 4, 1945 ; to the Dept. Aug.
22, 1945 ; class eight Dec. 17, 1945 : For. Ser. officer
of class five Nov. 13, 1946. — SPD.
LaFreniere, Joseph Alfred, — b. Maiden, Mass., Dec.
17, 1918 ; business sch. ; Boston U. ; with cml. and
insur. companies ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. and as-
signed to the Dept. May 11, 1941 ; elk. in Am. emb. at
Rio de Janeiro July 7, 1941 ; furlough for mil. ser. Oct.
16, 1944-Aug. 15, 1945 ; admin, asst. at Rio de Janeiro
Sept. 27, 1945 ; v.c. and admin, asst. at Dublin Nov. 14,
1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13,
1946 ; v.c. at Dublin Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Lagoudakis, Charilaos Gregory. — b. Canea, Crete,
Mar. 30, 1900 ; naturalized 1928 ; Anatolia (Turkey)
Coll. Prep. Sch. grad. ; Springfield Coll.. B.S. 1925 ;
Clark U., M.A. 1926, teaching fellow 1926-28 ; instr.
in hist. 1930-33, prof, and chm. of hist. dept. 1933-
39, Athens Coll., Greece ; special representative in TJ. S.
for Athens Coll. 1939-41 ; sr. regional specialist, Office
of War Information, 1941-45 ; transferred to the Dept.
of State as regional specialist, CAF-12, Aug. 31, 1945 ;
mem. of staff of U.S. Mission to Observe Elections in
Greece, Athens, 1946 ; terminated June 30, 1946 ; app.
research analyst, P— 5, in the Dept. of State Oct. 22,
1946 ; married. — DRN.
Laidlaw, William Richard. — b. Spokane, Wash., Mar.
21, 1920; Highland Park (Dallas, Tex.) High Sch.
grad. ; Stanford, A.B. 1941 ; U. of Calif, grad. work
1941, 1946; St. Andrews U., Scotland, 1945; U.S.
Army 1942-46, capt., overseas service ; app. For. Ser.
officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. July 19, 1946 ; to the Dept. Sept. 16, 1946 ; v.c. at
Guayaquil Oct. 31, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six
Nov. 13, 1946.
Laing, Duncan J. — app. elk. in the For. Ser. and as-
signed at Constantinople Jan. 10, 1923 ; at Tokyo Mar.
7, 1932 ; at Bern May 1, 1941 ; admin, officer at Bern
July 1, 1945 ; at Shanghai May 3. 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class eight Nov. 13, 1946.
Lakeland, William Curtis. — b. Brooklyn, N.Y., Jan. 4,
1923 ; Baldwin High Sch. grad. ; Princeton, A.B. 1943 ;
U.S.M.C. 1943-45, 2d It., overseas service ; app. di-
visional asst. at $2,000 (P-l) in the Dept. of State
May 4, 1945 ; v.c. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and
assigned at Quebec Oct. 26, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer
unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. June
21, 1946 ; v.c. at Quebec July 15, 1946 ; 3d sec. at
Ankara Nov. 1, 1946 ; also v.c. at Istanbul Nov. 1,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Lambeth, J. D. — b. Happy, Tex., Sept. 6, 1918 ; Austin
High Sch. grad. ; Tex. Coll. of Mines, B.A. 1940, grad.
work 1941 ; U.S. Navy, June-Oct. 1942 ; interviewer,
Tex. State Employment Office, June-Sept. 1941 ; elk.
in Am. consulate at Ciudad Juarez Sept. 1, 1941 - Aug.
31, 1942 ; app. v.c. at Ciudad Juarez Dec. 21. 1942 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Lamm, Donald Wakeham. — b. Washington, D.C., Sept.
11, 1914 ; Western High Sch. grad. ; Georgetown, B.S.
(For. Ser.) 1936; 2d It., O.R.C. ; elk. to cml. att. at
Tokyo 1936-39 ; app. asst. trade commr. at Tokyo
May 11, 1939-Dec. 7, 1941 ; For. Ser. officer unclass.
July 1, 1939 ; v. c. of career and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Nov. 16, 1939 ; v. c. at Tokyo in addition to duties as
asst. trade commr. Dec. 29, 1939-Dec. 7, 1941 ; to the
Dept. June 3, 1942 ; v.c. at Pernambuco Dec. 10, 1942 ;
class eight Nov. 16, 1943; class seven Aug. 13, 1945;
v.c. at Sydney June 21, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
five Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
LaMont, George Darwin. — b. Albion, N.Y., Aug. 9,
1904; Phillips Exeter; Cornell, A.B. 1927; app. elk.
in Am. consulate at Port au Prince Aug. 6, 1927 ;
For. Ser. officer unclass. and v. c. of career Aug. 24,
1927 ; v. c. at Port au Prince Sept. 17, 1927 ; at Kovno
July 21, 1930; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Aug. 1, 1930;
also 3d sec. at Kovno Oct. 7, 1930 ; class eight July
1, 1934 ; v. c. at Harbin Dec. 20, 1934 ; cons. Jan. 22,
1935 ; cons, at Harbin Jan. 24, 1935 ; at Shanghai
May 20, 1938 ; class seven Mar. 1, 1939 ; (cons, at
Canton Oct. 5, 1940; at Saigon (for duty at Hanoi),
temp., Dec. 12, 1940 ; at Canton Feb. 10-Dec. 7, 1941 ;
to the Dept., temp., Jan. 22, 1942 ; class six Feb. 1,
1942 ; cons, at Cayenne Feb. 19, 1942 ; at Winnipeg
Feb. 25, 1943 ; at Bombay Apr. 3, 1944 ; class five
July 16, 1944 ; class four Dec. 17, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer at Sofia Oct. 30, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Lampe, Dorothea Caroline (Mrs.) — b. Brooklyn, N.Y..
Jan. 24, 1898 ; Richmond Hill High Sch. grad. ; busi-
ness sch. ; stenog. for financial company 1914—16, for
railroad 1917-18, for drydock firm 1918-24, 1924-25,
for steamship line in Germany Apr.-Dec. 1924 ; app.
elk. in Am. consulate at Bremen Aug. 1, 1939 ; at
Tegucigalpa May 17, 1942 ; in office of U.S. political
advisor on German affairs, Supreme Headquarters,
A.E.F. Jan. 19, 1945 ; admin, asst. at Berlin Feb. 10,
1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eleven Nov. 13,
1946.
Lamprecht, Reinhard William. — b. Chicago, 111., Dec
9, 1895 ; business-sch. grad. ; stenog. and broker 1912-
15 ; mgr. of brokerage Arm 1916-17 ; U. S. Army 1917-
19. 2d It., overseas service ; buyer and export mgr. in
Brazil 1920-27 ; broker in France 1928-33 ; ship chan-
dler in France 1933-36 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at
Havre June 1, 1936 ; v. c. at Havre Feb. 20, 1937 ; at
Cherbourg, temp., Oct. 21, 1938 ; at Havre Jan. 10,
1939 ; at Cherbourg Feb. 28, 1940 ; at Lisbon June 28.
1940 ; at Paris Nov. 17, 1944 ; at Le Havre Apr. 6,
1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Lampson, Edward Tudor. — b. Hartford, Conn., Jan. 8,
1912; Kingswood Sch. grad.; Amherst, A.B. 1933;
Harvard, Ph.D. 1939 ; asst. in hist., Harvard U., 1937-
38 ; instr., Trinity Coll., 1939-41 ; asst. prof., South-
western Coll., 1941-42 ; app. divisional asst. at $3,200
in the Dept. of State Mar. 27, 1942 ; at $3,300 Oct. 1,
1943; furlough for mil. ser. (U.S. Army, 2d It.) Jan.
31, 1944-July 4, 1945; at $3,800 Feb. 16, 1944; at
$4,300 (CAF-11) July 1, 1945; admin, analyst July
4, 1945 ; CAF-12 Jan. 7, 1946 ; married. — FSP.
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Lanahan, William Wallace, Jr. — b. Baltimore, Md„
Feb. 8, 1917 ; St. Paul's Scb. grad. ; Princeton, B.A.
1940 ; with shipping companies 1940, in Chile 1941-42 ;
U.S. Army 1942-45, capt., overseas service ; app. elk.
in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept.
Dec. 11. 1945; v.c. at Bahia Jan. 14, 1946; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Lancaster, Nathaniel, Jr. — b. Ashland. Va., Oct. 30,
1900 ; Ashland High Sch. grad. : Va. Polytech. Inst,
and Randolph-Macon Coll.; U.S.M.A. grad. 1923; U. S.
Army 1923-30, 1st It. ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass.,
v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 16,
1930; v. c. at Mexico City, temp., Dec. 27, 1930; For.
Ser. Sch. Dec. 23, 1931 ; v. c. at Bombay Apr. 7, 1932 ;
v. c. and 3d sec. at Budapest June 25, 1936 (canceled) ;
3d sec. at London Sept. 8, 1936 ; class eight Apr. 1,
1937 : cons. Apr. 22, 1937 ; cons, at London in addition
to duties as 3d sec. May 4, 1938 ; cons, at Lourengo
Marques Aug. 25, 1938 ; class seven Apr. 1, 1939 ; to the
Dept. Nov. 4, 1941 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Lisbon Apr. 26,
1943 ; class six May 16, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer, office of
U.S. political adviser to Commanding Gen. India-
Burma Theater, Bangkok, Dec. 18, 1945 ; For. Ser.
officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946.
Landauer, Gerti. — b. Munich, Germany; naturalized 1941;
Deutsche Oberschule, Potsdam, 1932-33; Berkeley High Sch.
grad.; U. of Calif., B. A. 1940; research asst., Heller Comm. for
Research in Social Econ., 1941-42, Federal Reserve Bank 1942-43;
economist, Office of Price Admin., 1943-45; business analyst, Office
of Strategic Services, 1945; transferred to the Dept. of State as
research analyst, P-3t Oct. 1, 1945; divisional asst., P-4, May 27,
1946— ED
Landon, Kenneth P. — b. Meadville, Pa., Mar. 27, 1903 ;
Meadville High Sch. grad.; Wheaton Coll., A.B. 1924;
Princeton Theological Sem., Th.B. 1927 ; U. of Chicago,
M.A. 1932, Ph. D. 1938; missionary in Siam 1927-38;
prof, of philosophy, Earlham Coll., 1939-41 ; social
science analyst, Office of Coordinator of Inf. 1941—42 ;
econ. analyst, Bd. of Econ. Warfare, 1942-43 ; app. di-
visional asst. at $5,600 in the Dept. of State Oct. 7,
1943 ; asst. chief, Div. of Southwest Pacific Affairs,
May 1, 1944 ; Div. of Southeast Asian Affairs, May 26,
1945; at $6,500 (P-7) July 1, 1944; married. — SEA.
Landry, Lionel.— b. Woonsocket, R. I., July 6, 1919; Mt. St.
Charles Acad, grad.; Providence Coll., A. B. 1940; Harvard,
A. M. 1941; Brown U., grad. work 1941-42; instr., Providence
Coll., 1941-43; staff member 1943-45, asst. dir. 1945-46, Centro
Colombo-Americano, Bogota; app. field program officer, P-4, in
the Dept. of State Aug. 5, 1946— ILL
Lane, Arthur Bliss. — b. Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, N.Y.,
June 16, 1894 ; Browning Sch. ; Ecole de l'lle de France,
Liancourt, France; business sch.; Yale, B.A. 1916;
Conn. Nat. Guard 1915-16; sec. to Am. amb. to Italy
1916-17 ; app. sec. of emb. or leg. of class four Aug.
23, 1917, and assigned to Rome ; class three Mar. 14,
1919 ; to Warsaw Apr. 16, 1919 ; detailed to Am.
Commn. to Negotiate Peace, Paris, 1919 ; assigned to
London Dec. 10, 1919 ; sec. to Am. del., Supreme Coun-
cil, Paris, 1921 ; to Berne Apr. 6, 1922 ; class two Sept.
22, 1922 ; to the Dept. Feb. 26, 1923 ; detailed as asst
to the under sec. of state May 12, 1924 ; For. Ser.
officer of class four July 1, 1924 ; class three Feb. 24,
1925 ; 1st sec. at Mexico City July 2, 1925 ; to the
Dept. Nov. 8, 1927 ; chief, Div.» of Mexican Affairs,
Dec. 12, 1927 ; class two May 23, 1929 ; conns, of emb
at Mexico City Mar. 26, 1930 ; class one Feb. 4, 1931 ;
app. E. E. and M. P. to Nicaragua July 31, 1933 ; to
Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania Jan. 24, 1936; to Yugo-
slavia Aug. 9, 1937-July 30, 1941 ; to the Dept. Sept.
22, 1941 ; E.E. and M.P. to Costa Rica Oct. 9, 1941 ;
A. E. and P. to Colombia Mar. 5, 1942 ; mem., Colom-
bian-Am. Commn. on Rubber, 1943-44 : A.E. and P. to
Poland Sept. 21, 1944; For. Ser. officer of class of
career minister Nov. 14. 1946 ; married.
Lane, Chester Tevis. — b. London, England, of Am.
parents, June 7, 1905 ; Froebel (London) Educational
Inst. ; Westminster (London) Sch. grad. ; Harvard,
A.B. 1926, LL.B. 1930 : mem. of bars of N.Y. and
D.C. ; instr. and tutor, Harvard, 1926-28 ; assoc. atty.
in law firm 1930-35 ; sr. atty., asst. gen. counsel, and
gen. counsel, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commn.,
1935-42 ; assoc. in public admin., N.Y.U. Sch. of Law,
1941-42 ; special asst. to the atty. gen., Dept. of
Justice, 1942-45: special asst. to for. liquidation
commr. and deputy for. liquidation commr., War
Dept., 1945 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as
special asst. to the commr., Office of For. Liquidation,
CAF-15, Oct. 20, 1945 ; deputy for. liquidation commr.
and lend-lease administrator Sept. 20, 1946 ; deputy
commr. for settlement and negotiations Oct. 20, 1946 ;
lend-lease administrator and deputy for. liquidation
commr. Dec. 1, 1946 ; married. — OFLC.
Lane, Clayton. — b. Guthrie Center, Iowa, Mar. 9,
1895 ; Simpson Acad. ; U. of Calif., A.B. 1921, grad.
work 1922-24 ; bank elk. 1913-16 ; mining and cattle
business 1916-17; U. S. Navy 1917-19; Am. Merchant
Marine 1921-22 ; assoc. prof, of finance and int. rela-
tions, St. Mary's Coll., Oakland, Calif., 1922-24 ; lec-
turer on European and Far Eastern economics, George-
town Sch. of For. Ser., 1925-27 ; entered Bu. of For.
and Dom. Com. July 1924 ; asst. chief and act. chief of
divisions and liaison officer in Bu. 1925-27 ; app.
trade commr. at Vienna July 1927 ; at Berlin Aug. 1927 ;
at Vienna Mar. 1928 ; cml. att. at Warsaw May 17,
1928 ; representative of Dept. of Com., Int. Advertising
Assoc, Berlin, 1929 ; del., Int. Inst, of Statistics, War-
saw, 1929 ; observer, Int. Geographical Cong., War-
saw, 1934 ; act. chief of div., Bu. of For. and Dom.
Com., 1935-37 ; trade commr. at Johannesburg Oct.
1937 ; cml. att. at Pretoria Dec. 10, 1S37 ; For. Ser.
officer of class four July 1, 1939 ; cons, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; cons, at Calcutta Oct. 1,
1940 ; class three Feb. 1, 1942 ; sec. of mission at New
Delhi Apr. 26, 1943 ; to the Dept. Feb. 10, 1945 ; cml.
att. at Beirut and Damascus Aug. 29, 1945 ; For. Ser.
officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Lane, Francis Adams. — b. St. Louis, Mo., Jan. 4,
1892 ; Dreikonigschule, Dresden, Germany ; employed
in England and Germany 1911-29 ; app. elk. in Am.
consulate at Bremen May 1, 1929; v. c. at Bremen
Nov. 9, 1929; at Vienna, temp., Aug. 20, 1938; at
Bremen Nov. 2, 1938 ; at Stuttgart, temp., Nov. 30,
1938 ; at Bremen May 1. 1939 ; at Cork July 19, 1941 ;
elk., staff of Supreme Headquarters, A.E.F., temp.,
Sept. 16, 1944 ; v.c, staff of U.S. political adviser on
German affairs. Supreme Headquarters, A.E.F., Apr.
12, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class nine Nov. 13,
1946.
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Lane, Rufus Herman, Jr. — b. Willoughby, Ohio, May
24, 1901 ; Porter Mil. Acad. ; U. of Va., B.S. 1923 ; en-
gineer's asst. 1923-24 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass.
and detailed to the Dept. Oct. 16, 1924 ; v. c. of career
May 20, 1926; v. c. at Habana Dec. 9, 1927; at Pro-
greso May 19, 1928 ; class eight, cons., and cons, at
Progreso July 24, 1930 ; at Patras Oct. 29, 1931 ; at
Calcutta Aug. 17, 1934 ; class seven Oct. 1, 1935 ; sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Aug. 17, 1937 ; cons, at Mazatlan
Aug. 26, 1937 ; class six Aug. 17, 1938 ; class five June
1, 1942 ; 2d sec. and cons, at San Jose" Mar. 25, 1943 ;
cons, at Valparaiso July 6, 1944 ; class four Dec. 17,
1945 ; 1st sec. and cons, at Madrid May 14, 1946 ; For.
Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Langdon, William Russell. — b. Smyrna, Turkey, of
Am. parents, July 31, 1891 ; Mt. Hermon Sen. ; Trinity
Coll. 1 yr. ; app. elk. in Am. consulate gen. at Con-
stantinople July 17, 1911 ; at Athens July 17, 1913 ;
student interpreter in Japan Apr. 4, 1914 ; also v. C.
at Yokohama Mar. 24, 1916 ; also interpreter at Yoko-
hama Jan. 4, 1917 ; asst. Japanese sec. at Tokyo Feb.
12, 1918 ; v. c. of career of class one Aug. 26, 1919 ;
v. c. at Yokohama July 8, 1921 ; cons, of class six Nov.
23, 1921 ; cons, at Antung May 10, 1922 ; class five
June 3, 1924 ; For. Ser. officer of class six July 1, 1924 ;
cons, at Tsinan Aug. 8, 1925 ; at Mukden Feb. 25, 1927 ;
at Dairen Feb. 27, 1928 ; class five Dec. 19, 1929 : cons,
at Montreal Mar. 6. 1933 ; at Seoul Nov. 7, 1933 ; at
Mukden Apr. 8, 1936; class four June 1, 1937; sec. in
the Diplo. Ser. Aug. 17. 1937 ; 2d sec. at Tokyo, temp., «
Mar. 28, 1941 ; to the Dept. June 14, 1941 ; class three
Aug. 16, 1941; cons. gen. June 4, 1943; cons. gen. at
Kunming June 10, 1943 ; representative of the Dept.
of State on exchange vessel Oripsholm 1943; class two
Nov. 16, 1943 ; liaison officer and U.S. political adviser,
office of U.S. political adviser, staff of Commanding
Gen., U.S. Occupation Forces, Korea, temp., Dec. 18,
1945 ; cons. gen. at Seoul in addition to duties as U.S.
political adviser May 15, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
two Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Langston, James A. — b. West Fork, Ark., June 21,
1888 ; Springdale High Sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ;
George Washington, LL.B. 1926 ; mem. of bars of Okla.
and D.C. ; elk.-stenog., The Panama Canal, 1911-16 ;
sec, U.S.-Panaman Claims Commn., 1916-17 ; U.S. Army
Air Corps 1917-19, capt. ; bond salesman 1919-20 ;
private sec. 1923 ; atty., Mexican Claims Commns.,
1925-43; app. sec, Am. -Mexican Claims Commn., Dept.
of State, at $3,600 Apr. 6, 1943 ; sec. and atty. at $5,000
(P-5) July 1, 1943. — AMC.
Lanier, Claude T. — app. admin, officer in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Paris July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class eight Nov. 13, 1946.
Lanier, Raphael O'Hara.— b. Winston-Salem, N.C.,
Apr. 28, 1900 ; high-sch. grad. ; Lincoln U., A.B. 1922 ;
Stanford, A.M. 1928 ; Lincoln U., D. Ped. 1941 ; U.S.
Army 1918 ; teacher, Tuskegee Inst., 1923-25 ; dean and
dir. of summer sess., Fla. Agri. and Meeh. Coll. for
Negroes, 1925—33 ; dean, Houston Coll. for Negroes,
1933-36 ; asst. dir. of div. of negro affairs, Nat. Youth
Admin., 1938-40 ; dean of instruction, act. pres., and
dean of faculty, Hampton Inst., 1940-45 ; special asst.,
Bu. of Areas, United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation
Admin.. 1945-46 ; app. B.B. and M.P. to Liberia Feb.
13, 1946.
Lankenau, Richard Frederick. — b. Fort Wayne, Ind.,
Dec. 21, 1915 ; South Side High Sch. grad. ; Universidad
Nacional de Mexico 1938 ; George Washington, A.B.
1940 ; Am. U., M.A. 1941 ; elk.-despatcher for telegraph
company 1933-34 ; machinist's apprentice in electrical
company 1934 ; press asst., Govt. Printing Office, 1934-
40 ; agri. economist, Dept. of Agri., 1940-41 ; app. jr.
econ. analyst at Buenos Aires Dec. 27, 1941 ; econ.
analyst and admin, officer at Buenos Aires July 1,
1940 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eight Nov. 13,
1946 ; econ. analyst at Buenos Aires Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Larkin, Frederick. — b. Hillsborough Co., N.H., Mar.
31, 1882 ; high-sch. grad. ; Atelier Masqueray 1901-3 ;
architect and engineer 1904-9 ; pres. of construction
company operating in U. S. and abroad 1910-28 ; in-
spection engineer, Public Bldgs. Branch, Treas. Dept.,
1935-37; app. chief, For. Ser. Bldgs. Office, Dept. of
State, at $8,000 (P-8) Aug. 3, 1937 ; chief of For. Ser.
Bldgs. Operations, Div. of For. Ser. Admin., Jan. 15,
1944 ; chief, Div. of For. Bldgs. Operations, May 6,
1944. — FBO.
Larkin, Richard Clyde. — b. Washington, D. C, June
13, 1906 ; Roosevelt High Sch. grad. ; Wash. Coll. of
Law, LL.B. 1938 ; mem. of bar of D.C. ; elk, Patent
Office, 1924-39 ; adjudication reviewer, Social Security
Bd.. 1939-41 ; app. divisional asst. at $2,600 in the
Dept. of State Jan. 19, 1942; at $2,700 Jan. 1, 1943;
at $3,200 Sept. 1, 1943 : at $3,300 Apr. 1, 1945 ; at
$3,800 (P-4) June 13, 1945; married. — VD.
Larsen, Gilbert Ellingwood. — b. Evanston, 111., Jan.
3, 1908 ; Evanston Township High Sch. grad. ; Carleton
Coll., B.A. 1932 ; Northwestern U., grad. work 1939-41 ;
asst. to div. ingr. of retail store 1933-42 ; chief, form
preparation and service unit, Office of Price Admin.,
1942-43 ; app. econ. analyst at Guatemala Mar. 8, 1943 ;
special asst. at Guatemala Apr. 1, 1943 ; econ. analyst
at Cairo June 23, 1944 ; at Lima Nov. 19, 1945 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Larson, Carrel B. — b. Butte, Mont., June 22, 1896 ;
Colo. Sch. of Mines ; supt., asst. mgr., and chief engi-
neer with mining companies in Mexico, P. I., and
Bolivia ; principal mining engineer, For. Econ. Admin. ;
app. minerals att. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and as-
signed at Lima May 16, 1945 ; also minerals att. at
Bogota, La Paz and Santiago June 4, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946.
Larson, George G. — app. admin, officer in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Stockholm July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; informa-
tion officer at Stockholm Nov. 13, 1946.
La Rue, Grant Wallace. — b. Moberly, Mo., Oct. 14,
1910 ; Columbia High Sch. grad. ; Kemper Mil. Sch. ;
U. of Mo., A.B. 1931, B.S. 1932, LL.B. 1936 ; mem. of
bar of Mo. ; salesman 1932-33 ; law practice 1936-37 ;
app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. July 2, 1937; v. c. at Ottawa July
8, 1937; For. Ser. Sch. Jan. 19, 1938; v. c at Bombay
and for Portuguese possessions in India June 29, 1938 ;
at Algiers Feb. 10, 1942 ; class eight Oct. 20, 1942 ; to
the Dept. Apr. 1, 1943 ; leave without pay May 8,
1944- ; class seven July 16, 1944 ; For. Ser. officer of
class five Nov. 13, 1946.
BIOGRAPHIES
305
Latchford, Stephen. — b. Annapolis Junction, Md.,
Feb. 4, 1883 ; business sen. ; Washington Coll. of Law,
LLB. 1920, LL.M. 1921; mem. of bar of D.C. ; elk.
1900-1904 ; stenog. and typist 1904-5 ; Panama Canal
work, Canal Zone and Panama, 1905-11 ; app. elk. at
$900 in the Dept. of State Aug. 19, 1911 ; at $1,000
Aug. 1, 1913 ; at $1,200 Dec. 3, 1915 ; at $1,400 July
1, 1916 ; at $1,600 May 1, 1918 ; law elk. at $2,000 Sept.
8, 1921 ; at $2,250 Sept. 16, 1922 ; at $2,500 Jan. 1,
1923; asst. solicitor Nov. 1, 1923; at $3,000 July 1,
1924 ; asst. to the solicitor at $3,400 Feb. 1, 1926 ;
at $3,500 Nov. 1. 1927; tech. asst. (legal) Apr. 21,
1928 ; at $3,600 July 1, 1928 ; at $3,800 Oct. 1, 1928 :
at $4,600 June 1, 1929; at $5,000 July 1, 1930; at
$5,200 July 3, 1930 ; mem. Am. section. Int. Tech.
Comm. of Aerial Legal Experts (CITEJA), 1934-38,
and chm. 1938- ; attended CITEJA sessions, The Hague
1935. Paris and Bern 1936, Paris and Bucharest 1937,
Brussels 1938 ; divisional asst. at $5,600 Nov. 28, 1934 ;
mem., Dept. of State Comm. on Int. Civil Aviation,
1935-38 ; asst. exec, sec, Interdept. Comm. on Int. Civil
Aviation, 1935-38 ; detailed to Dublin to complete nego-
tiations for air navigation agreement between U.S. and
Ireland, June 1937; chief of aviation section, Div. of
Int. Communications, Aug. 19, 1938 ; representative,
U.S.-Canada Aviation Conf., Washington 1938, and Ot-
tawa 1939 ; v. chm. of Am. del., 4th Int. Conf. on Pri-
vate Air Law, Brussels, 1938 ; at $5,800 June 1, 1939 ;
at $6,000 Jan. 1, 1942 ; adviser on air law Mar. 16,
1943; at $6,500 (P-7) May 16, 1943; mem., U.S.
Commn., Permanent Am. Aeronautical Commn., 1944- ;
adviser, U.S. del., Int. Civil Aviation Conf., Chicago,
1944 ; chm. of U.S. del., 14th Plenary Sess., Int. Tech.
Comm. of Aerial Legal Experts, Paris, 1946 ; adviser,
U.S. del., 1st assembly. Provisional Int. Civil Aviation
Org., Montreal, 1946 ; aviation adviser Nov. 8, 1946 ;
married. — A V.
Latimer, Frederick Palmer, Jr. — b. Groton, Conn.,
Mar. 14, 1904 ; Phillips Exeter grad. ; Yale, B.A. 1925 ;
U. of Dijon 1925 ; instr. in French, Hotchkiss Sch.,
1925-27 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass. and v. c. of
career Oct. 24, 1928; For. Ser. Sch. Nov. 5, 1928;
v. c. at San Salvador Mar. 29, 1929 ; sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Aug. 5, 1930 ; also 3d sec. at San Salvador Oct.
10, 1930 ; v. c. and 3d sec. at Tallinn Oct. 17, 1931 ;
at Helsingfors June 21, 1933 ; v. c. at Istanbul July
23, 1936; also 3d sec. at Istanbul (Ankara) May 12,
1937 ; class eight June 1, 1937 ; cons, and cons, at Is-
tanbul in addition to duties as 3d sec. June 17, 1937 ;
relieved of duties as 3d sec. June 10, 1938 ; class seven
Nov. 16, 1939 ; cons, at Johannesburg Mar. 3, 1941 (can-
celed) ; 2d sec. and cons, at Tegucigalpa Jan. 8, 1942 ;
class six Oct. 20. 1942 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Panama Oct.
16, 1943 ; class five Aug. 13. 1945 ; to the Dept. Mar. 1,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married. — IEP.
Lato, Stephen Edward. — b. New York, N.Y., Aug. 10,
1907; high-sch. grad.; Coll. of City of N.Y. 1924-25;
in export business and Spanish corr. 1924-30 ; app.
translator at $1,620 in U.S. Despatch Agency, New
York, N.Y. May 12, 1930; at $2,000 July 1, 1935;
asst. despatch agt. at $3,200 Oct. 16, 1938; at $3,500
Feb. 1, 1940; at $3,600 Oct. 1, 1941; act. despatch
agt. at New Orleans Oct. 1. 1942 ; despatch agt. at
$4,600 (CAF-12) Nov. 1, 1942; despatch agt. at San
Francisco Aug. 6, 1946.
Laughlin, Gordon Cummings. — b. Salem, Oreg., Dec.
9, 1907 ; Astoria High Sch. grad. ; Oreg. State Coll.,
B.S. 1930; Harvard 1930-32; U. of Calif. 1932-33;
economist, Fed. Milk Market Admin., 1934-35 ; agri.
economist, Farm Credit Admin. 1935-37, Oreg. Milk
Control Bd. 1937-39 ; mgr. of food business 1939-42 ;
agri. economist, War Food Admin., 1942-45 ; app.
agri. att. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at
Wellington Mar. 14, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Laukhuff, Perry. — b. Dayton, Ohio, Aug. 14, 1906 ;
Steele High Sch. grad. ; Otterbein Coll., A.B. 1927 ;
Harvard, A.M., 1928, grad. work 1928-30 ; Ohio State U.,
summer 1932 ; U. of Mich., summer 1934 ; Acad, of Int.
Law, The Hague, cert. 1936 ; instr. in govt., Sweet
Briar Coll., 1930-36 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass.,
v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 2, 1937 ;
v.c. at Windsor July 8, 1937; For. Ser. Sch. Jan. 19,
1938; v.c. at Milan June 29, 1938; v.c. and 3d sec.
at Berlin Feb. 19, 1940 ; relieved of duties as v.c.
July 15, 1941, as 3d sec. Dec. 11, 1941 ; to the Dept.
July 7, 1942 ; class eight Oct. 20, 1942 ; 3d sec. and v.c.
at Stockholm Nov. 18, 1943 ; class seven July 16, 1944 ;
2d sec. at Stockholm in addition to duties as v.c. Aug.
21, 1944 ; sec, staff of U.S. political adviser on Ger-
man affairs, Supreme Headquarters, A.E.F., Jan. 8,
1945 ; detailed to Berlin Conf. 1945 ; class six Aug. 13,
1945 ; class five May 19, 1946 ; For Ser. officer of class
four Nov. 13, 1946.
Lauve, Anita Constance. — b. Montclair, N.J., Jan. 21,
1914 ; high-sch. (Lausanne, Switzerland) grad. ; Johns
Hopkins, B.S. 1943 ; sch. in France, Switzerland and
Austria ; teacher, Calvert Sch., 1938-43 ; Am. Red
Cross 1943-45 ; app. cultural-relations asst. in the
For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept. Nov.
21, 1945 ; at Paris Nov. 28, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer
of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Lavallee, Jerome Rudolph. — b. Lowell, Mass., May 18,
1912; Harvard, A.B. 1935; U. of Paris 1935-37; La.
State U. 1938; U. of Vt, summer 1940; instr., Lycee
Frangais de New York 1939^0, Canterbury Sch. 1940-
41 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. and assigned to the Dept.
May 14, 1941 ; in consulate gen. at Dakar June 5, 1941 ;
v.c. at Dakar May 8, 1943 ; furlough for mii. ser. May 5,
1944-Apr. 24, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c of
career, and sec in the Diplo. Ser. June 21, 1946 ; to the
Dept. July 15, 1946 ; v.c at Tunis July 19, 1946 ; For.
Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
La Vista, Vincent. — b. Dobbs Ferry, N.Y., Jan. 2,
1907 ; Dobbs Ferry High Sch. grad. ; N.Y.U., A.B. 1925 ;
N.Y. Law Sch., LL.B. 1929 ; Hamilton Coll. of Law,
J.D. 1930, LL.D. (honorary) 1931; U. of So. Calif.,
grad. work 1936 ; tutors in Spanish and Italian ; with
N.Y. Dept. of Labor 1930-37 ; private investigator
1937-40; mgr. of defense contract financing dept. for
bank 1940-42 ; inspector and investigator, Army Air
Forces, 1942-43 ; att. at Madrid Aug. 13, 1943-Feb. 19,
1945 ; app. ecpn. analyst at Rome June 12, 1945 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class eight Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Lawler, Edward J. — b. Los Angeles, Calif., June 6,
1915 ; high-sch. grad. ; Creighton U. 1933-34 ; elk. in
law office 1938-41 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Bar-
ranquilla 1941 ; at Agua Prieta Mar. 31, 1944 ; at
Nogales June 24, 1944 ; v.c. at Hamilton, Ont., Oct. 12;
306
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1944 ; at Niagara Falls, temp., Jan. 14, 1946 ; at
La Ceiba May 27, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Lawler, Norton P. — b. Palmyra, N.Y., June 26, 1910 ;
McKinley High Sch. (D.C.) grad. ; George Washington
U. 1939- ; salesman and elk. 1928-29 ; elk., U.S.
Patent Office, 1929-34 ; app. elk. at $1,440 in the Dept.
of State Sept. 26, 1934; at $1,620 Sept. 25, 1935;
elk., Int. Sugar Conf., London, 1937 ; at $1,680 Apr.
1, 1938; at $1,800 July 1, 1938; at $2,000 Sept. 1.
1939 ; at $2,100 June 16, 1941 ; at $2,200 Jan. 1, 1943 ;
asst. chief of code unit, telegraph section, Div. of
Communications and Records, at $2,600 Mar. 16, 1944,
Div. of Central Services Dec. 20, 1944 ; head of unit,
CAF-8, Mar. 16, 1945 ; chief of telegraph section
CAF-11, Oct. 17, 1945 ; communications officer Apr. 18,
1946 ; CAF-12 Oct. 17, 1946 ; married. — DC.
Lawson, Edward S. — b. Newport, Tenn., Sept. 26,
1895; Georgetown, B.S. (For. Ser.) 1924, M.S. (For.
Ser.) 1925; U. S. Army 1918-19; overseas service;
Bu. For. and Dom. Com. 1926-27 ; asst. trade commr.
1927-30 and trade commr. at Johannesburg 1930-35 ;
trade commr. at London 1935-37 ; app. cml. att. at
Praha Aug. 26, 1937; del., 24th sess. of the Int. Inst,
of Statistics, Praha, 1938 ; For. Ser. officer of class
five July 1, 1939 ; to the Dept., temp., and detailed to
the Dept. of Com. Sept. 18, 1939 ; cons, and sec. in
the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; cml. att. at Managua
Jan. 11, 1940 ; class four July 16, 1943 ; cml. att. at
Ankara Feb. 3, 1944 ; class two May 16, 1945 ; couns.
of emb. for econ. affairs at Ankara Sept. 7, 1945 ;
For. Ser. officer of class two Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Lawson, Stanley Reginald. — b. New York, N.Y., Mar.
4, 1900; Hessleholm (Sweden) High Sch.; business
sch. in Sweden ; Eslov Coll., Sweden, 1917-19 ; app. elk.
in the Am. consulate at Malmo July 15, 1919 ; at Viborg
Aug. 1, 1920; at Dresden Mar. 1, 1922; v. c. and elk.
at Dresden July 7, 1924 ; at Genoa Sept. 29, 1928 ; at
Winnipeg Dec. 11, 1931 ; at Goteborg June 14, 1938 ;
v.c. and admin, officer at Copenhagen Sept. 10, 1945 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class eight Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c.
at Copenhagen Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Lawton, James Swan. — b. Chicago, 111., Jan. 14,
1880 ; Shattuck Acad. grad. ; in laboratory of steel com-
pany 1 yr. ; assay office 1 yr. ; prospecting, leasing, and
mining 9 yrs. ; gen. mgr. for company in Surinam 5 yrs. ;
app. cons. agt. at Paramaribo Aug. 23, 1917 ; elk. at
Paramaribo Apr. 1, 1941 ; v.c. at Paramaribo Sept. 13,
1941 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
lay, James Selden, Jr.— b. Washington, D. C, Aug. 24, 1911;
McKinley High Sch. grad.; Va. Mil. Inst., B. S. 1933; Harvard,
M. B. A. 1935; sales engineer 1935-36, asst. to sales mgr. 1936-37,
asst. to v. pres. 1937-39, sales mgr. 1939-41, for utilities companies;
U. S. Army 1941^15, It. col., overseas service; app. management
analyst, CAF-13, in the Dept. of State Nov. 1, 1945; sec., Central
Intelligence Group, CAF-14, July 14, 1946; married.
Lay, S. Houston. — b. Virden, 111., Jan. 31, 1912;
high-sch. grad. ; Blackburn Coll., A.A. 1932 ; U. of 111.,
B.A. 1936, LL.B. 1937 ; Columbia, LL.M. 1938 ; mem. of
bar of 111. ; librarian in law sch. 1935-37, research
supervisor in political science dept. 1934-37, U. of 111. ;
teacher in public sch. 1932-34 ; sr. atty., Dept. of Agrl.,
1938-46; U.S. Navy 1942-46, It. comdr., overseas
service ; app. asst. to the legal adviser, P-6, in the
Dept. of State Aug. 8, 1946 ; married. — Le.
Leach, Richard Strong, — b. New Haven, Conn., Aug.
31, 1899 ; Terryville High Sch. grad. ; Yale, B.A. 1921,
grad. work 1921-22 ; Yale Naval Training Unit 1917-18 ;
S.A.T.C. Oct.-Dec. 1918; master, Morristown Sch.,
1922-24 ; app. consular asst. Jan. 7, 1924 and detailed
to the Dept. ; For. Ser. officer, unclass., July 1, 1924 ;
resigned Oct. 19, 1927 ; asst. headmaster and head,
hist, dept., Morristown Sch., 1927-37 ; headmaster, The
Norfolk (Conn.) Sch., 1937-43; app. special asst. at
Cairo June 17, 1943 ; at Addis Ababa, temp., Jan. 15,
1945 ; country specialist, P-6, in the Dept. of State,
May 8, 1946 ; married. — MEL
Leap, Melvin Leroy. — b. Elkton, Va., Oct. 7, 1900;
Elkton High Sch. grad., business schs. ; Georgetown,
B.S. (For. Ser.) 1928; grad. work, George Washington
U. ; with Fed. Trade Commn. 1919 ; Dept. of State 1919-
21 ; Dept. of Labor June-July 1921 ; Post Office Dept.
1921-22; Gen. Acct. Office 1922-24; sec. to mem. of
Cong. 1924-31 ; app. admin, asst. at $3,200 in the Dept.
of State Mar. 20, 1931 ; at $1,620 Apr. 30, 1932 ; tech.
asst. at $2,600 Sept. 1, 1934 ; at $2,700 Apr. 1, 1938 ;
divisional asst. at $3,800 July 1, 1939 ; at $4,600 (P-5)
Dec. 16, 1941 ; exec, sec, Interdept. Comm. on Coopera-
tion with the Am. Republics, 1941-44 ; special asst.,
CAF-12, Aug. 25, 1946 ; married. — FP.
Leatherman, Frederick D. — app. elk. in the For. Ser.
and assigned to the Dept. Nov. 29, 1945 ; v.c. at Karachi
Dec. 26, 1946; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13, 1946.
Lebel, Arthur L. — b. Haverhill, Mass., Apr. 25, 1901 ;
S.M.M. Coll., Papineauville, Quebec, 1917-23; George-
town, B.S. (For. Ser.) 1"928 ; National U, LL.B. 1936,
M.P.L. 1937, S.J.D. 1937 ; mem. of bar of D.C. ;
elk., War Dept. and Gen. Accounting Office, 1924-27 ;
teacher of French and Spanish, Devitt Sch., 1927-28,
Georgetown U, 1928-30 ; bookkeeper and accountant
1929-30 ; elk., Census Bu., Mar-Dec. 1930 ; app. trans-
lator at $2,300 in the Dept. of State Dec. 10, 1930;
at $2,000 July 1, 1931; Int. Tech. Consulting Com-
mittee on Radio Communications — translator and in-
terpreter, 2d Meeting, Copenhagen, 1931, interpreter,
3d Meeting, Monte Estoril, Portugal, 1934, asst. sec.
of Am. del., 4th Meeting, Bucharest, 1937 ; translator
and interpreter, Int. Radio Conf., Madrid, 1932 ; elk.,
Gen. European Conf. for the Study and Revision of
Int. Conventions Relating to the Protection of Indus-
trial Property, London, 1934 ; at $2,600 Sept. 1, 1935 ;
Int. Tech. Committee of Aerial Legal Experts — sec. and
Interpreter, tech. asst., or tech. adviser, plenary ses-
sions of Committee and meetings of commns., The
Hague 1935, Bern 1936, Paris 1936, Bucharest 1937,
Paris 1938, and Brussels 1938, and tech. asst. to Am.
section of Committee 1937, tech. adviser to Am. sec-
tion of Committee 1938, and mem. of Am. section of
Committee 1939- ; translator and interpreter. Int. Radio
Conf. and Int. Telegraph and Telephone Conf., Cairo,
1938 ; at $2,700 Apr. 1, 1938 ; tech. asst., 4tb Int. Conf.
on Private Air Law, Brussels, 1938 ; divisional asst. at
$3,800 June 16, 1940; at $4,000 Jan. 1, 1943;
at $5,600 (P-6) Aug. 1, 1944 ; interpreter and trans-
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307
lator, Int. Civil Aviation Conf., Chicago, 1944 ; mem.
of U.S. del., 3d Inter-Am. Radio Conf., Rio de Janeiro,
1945 ; mem. of U.S. section, 14th sess., Int. Tech. Comni.
of Aerial Legal Experts, Paris, 1946 ; adviser, European
and Mediterranean Air Route Service Conf., ' Paris,
1946 ; adviser, U.S. del., 1st Assembly, Montreal, 1946,
Caribbean Regional Air Navigation Meeting, Washing-
ton, 1946 ; and Middle East Regional Air Navigation
Meeting, Cairo, 1946 ; Provisional Int. Civil Aviation
Org. ; married. — AV.
Le Bovit, Harry. — b. Newark, N.J., Apr. 12, 1915 ;
West Side High Sch. grad. ; Rutgers U., B.S. 1939 ;
Am. U. 1940 ; Dept. of Agri. Grad. Sch. 1940 ; dairy
plant mgr., 1940 ; analyst, Dept. of Com., 1940-42 ;
industrial economist, War Production Bd., 1942-44 ;
marketing specialist, Dept. of Agri., 1944^15 ; app.
agri. economist in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned
to office of U.S. representative, Advisory Council for
Italy, Dec. 26, 1944 ; in office of U.S. political adviser,
staff of Supreme Allied Commander, Mediterranean
theater, Feb. 17, 1945 ; at Budapest Apr. 10, 1945 ; asst.
agri. att. at Budapest June 5, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class eight Nov. 13, 1946 ; agri. economist at
Budapest Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
LeBreton, David, Jr. — b. Washington, D.C., Jan. 25,
1915; St. Paul's Sch., Concord (N.H.), grad.; Prince-
ton, A.B. 1935 ; l'Ecole Libre des Sciences Politiques
1932-33 ; U. of Va., LL.B. 1940 ; mem. of bar of Va. ;
elk. in law offices, 1938, 1940-41 ; elk. in Am. consulate
at Monterrey May 26-June 17, 1941 ; app. v.c. at Mon-
terrey June 18, 1941 ; For. Ser. offices unclass., v.c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Mar. 20, 1941, quali-
fied July 16, 1941; v.c. at Monterrey July 16, 1941;
3d sec. and v.c. at Cairo Mar. 30, 1942; v.c. at Alex-
andria, temp., July 14, 1942; at Port Said, Oct. 16,
1942 : 3d sec. and v.c. at Cairo Nov. 11, 1943 ; class
eight Aug. 13, 1945 ; to the Dept. Dec. 19, 1945 ; For.
Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946. — NE.
Lebus, William Frank, Jr. — b. Cynthiana. Ky.,
Apr. 17, 1914 ; Cynthiana High Sch. grad. ; U. of Ky.,
A.B. 1936; U. of Heidelberg 1936-37; Georgetown U.
1939; elk. to cml. att., Dept. of Com.. 1938-39; app.
For. Ser. elk. July 1, 1939 ; elk. In Am. consulate at
Puerto Cortes June 28, 1940 ; v.c. at Puerto Cortes
June 19, 1941 ; at Belize, temp., Sept. 17, 1941 ; at
Aruba Feb. 17, 1942 ; at Seville Dec. 6, 1943 ; near the
Govt, of Norway established in England Feb. 10, 1945 ;
at Oslo May 9, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
leclair, Leopold J. — b. Amherst, Mass., Jan. 26, 1918; Amherst
High Sch. grad.; Mass. State Coll., A. B. 1939; with Office of
War Information 1943-44; app. information officer in the For.
Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Athens Sept. 23, 1946; For. Ser.
Reserve officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946; married.
Leddy, John M. — b. Chicago, 111.. June 29, 1914 ; Ida
M. Fisher High Sch. (Miami Beach, Fla. ) grad.;
Georgetown, B. S. (For. Ser.) 1941; asst. chief, Div.
of Economic Information, Pan Am. Union, 1937-41 ;
app. divisional asst. at $3,200 in the Dept. of State
July 25, 1941 ; at $3,800 Jan. 16, 1942 ; at $4,600 Feb.
1, 1943; at $5,600 July 16, 1944; at $6,230 July 1,
1945 ; asst. adviser on cml. policy at $7,175 (P-7) July
6, 1945 ; adviser on gen. cml. policy, Div. of Cml. Policy,
Aug. 3, 1945 ; adviser, U.S. del., 1st meeting of Prepara-
tory Comm., Int. Conf. on Trade and Employment,
London, 1946 ; married. — CP.
Lee, Armistead Mason. — b. Anking, China, of Am.
parents, Apr. 2, 1916; Asheville (N.C.) Sch. grad.;
Tale, B.A. 1938, M.A. 1941 ; Rhodes scholarship, Ox-
ford, 1938-39 ; Geneva Sch. of Int. Studies ; editorial
writer, summers 1940, 1941 ; app. For. Ser. officer un-
class., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Feb. 20,
1942 ; v.c. at Toronto Mar. 4, 1942 ; sec. and v.c. at
Dakar Aug. 30, 1943 ; relieved of duties as sec. July 1,
1944 ; v.c. at Melbourne Nov. 19, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer
of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Lee, Charles Henry. — b. Santiago, Chile, of Am.
parents, June 28, 1909 ; Liceo Aleman grad. ; George-
town, Ph.B. 1931 ; grad. work, George Washington U.
1932-33, Columbia U. 1933 ; Fordham, LL.B. 1937 ;
mem. of bar of N.Y. ; asst. to arbitrator, Guatemala-
Honduras Boundary Tribunal, Washington, 1931-33 ;
asst. to v. pres. and dir. of nitrate company 1933-38 ;
atty. with law firm 1938-40 ; private law practice
1940-41 ; asst. to gen. counsel, Office of the Coordina-
tor of Inter-American Affairs, Feb.— Nov. 1941 ; del. of
Am. Bar. Assn., 1st Inter-Am. Bar Conf., Habana,
1941 ; atty. for Latin Am. matters for oil company
1941-42, 1945-46 ; U.S. Army 1942-45, maj., over-
seas service ; del. of Am. Bar Assn., 4th Inter-Am.
Bar Conf., Santiago, 1945 ; app. specialist on Pan-
Am. corp. affairs, P— 8, in the Dept. of State Mar. 25,
1946 ; special asst. to the dir., Office of Am. Republic
Affairs, July 15, 1946 ; married. — ARA.
Lee, James Leonard. — b. New York, N.Y., May 19,
1905 ; Am. Inst, of Banking 1931-32 ; U.S. Nat. Guard
1928-35 ; head bookkeeper for mfg. firm 1921-29 ; audi-
tor and accountant for stockbrokers 1929-33 ; field
representative for finance company 1934-39 ; app. elk.
in Am. emb. at Moscow Sept. 2, 1939 ; at Port-au-
Prince Oct. 25, 1943 ; office of U.S. political adviser,
staff of Supreme Allied Commander, Mediterranean the-
ater, Feb. 23, 1945 ; v.c. and special disbursing agent
at Budapest May 9, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
ten Nov. 13, 1946.
Lee, Muna b. Raymond, Miss. ; U. of Miss., B.S.,
1913 ; U. of Okla., grad. work 1914-15 ; translator U.S.
Govt. 1917-18 ; dir. of Bu. of Int. Relations, U. of P.R.,
1927-46 ; dir. of activities, Nat. Woman's Party, 1931-
32 ; translator and editor of various works in Spanish ;
contributor to press in Spanish and Eng. ; writer and
poet ; app. divisional asst. at $3,200 in the Dept. of
State Dec. 1, 1941 ; at $3,800 (P-4) Feb. 16, 1943 ;
regional specialist, P-5, July 14, 1946. — ADA.
Leggett, Herbert Boynton. — b. Ashtabula. Ohio, July
16, 1913 ; Ravenna (Ohio) High Sch. grad. U. of
Mich., A.B. 1935; U. of Calif.. M.A. 1939, 1939-42;
Universidad Central, Caracas, Venezuela, 1942; teach-
ing asst., U. of Calif., 1940-42 ; app. elk. at Caracas
July 20, 1942 ; jr. econ. analyst at Caracas Aug. 5,
1943 ; furlough for mil. ser. Apr. 18, 1944-Apr. 27,
1946 ; v.c. at Melbourne June 27, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class eleven Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Lehrs, John Anthony. — b. Moscow, Russia, of Am.
parents, Jan. 9, 1888 ; Technische Hocbschule, Karls-
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ruhe, Germany, 1906-10 ; asst. mgr. of engineering
business in Moscow 1911-17 ; v. c. at Moscow 1918 ;
elk. in Am. consulate gen. at Copenhagen 1918-19 ;
with Am. Mission to Baltic States 1919-20 ; with Am.
Relief Admin, in Russia 1921-23 ; app. elk. in Am.
consulate at Reval Sept. 1, 1923 ; in Am. leg. at Riga
Feb. 12, 1925 ; special asst. to the Am. minister at
Riga July 1, 1929 ; interpreter in consulate gen. at
Copenhagen Jan. 3, 1940 ; elk. Mar. 1, 1940 ; v. c. at
Copenhagen July 19, 1940 ; at Basel July 19, 1941 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class eight Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
leit, Martin. — b. New York, N.Y., Feb. 12, 1904;
High Sch. of Com. grad. ; N.Y.U. 1921-27 ; bookkeeper
and salesman for furniture companies 1932-38, 1940-
41 ; app. elk. at $1,440 in the U.S. Despatch Agency,
New York, N.Y.. June 2, 1941 ; at $1,800 June 16, 1942 ;
admin, asst. at $2,900 Dec. 1, 1942 ; at $3,200 (CAF-9)
Sept. 1, 1943 ; chief of export branch, N.Y. Despatch
Agency, CAF-11, May 16, 1946 ; married.
Leith, Donald Merriam. — b. Concord, Mass., Aug. 31, 1906;
Milton Acad, grad.; Harvard, A. B. 1929; Yale, Ph. D. 1933;
teacher of hist, in pub. sch. 1929-31, 1934-42; admin, asst. to
superintendent of schools, Des Moines, la., 1933-34; analyst,
War Dept. 1942-43, Office of Strategic Services 1943-45; app. asst.
on int. security, P-5, in the Dept. of State Oct. 22, 1945;
specialist on int. security affairs, P-6, Nov. 3, 1946; married.— IS.
Lentz, Lucy Richmond. — b. Concord, N.C., Nov. 16,
1900 ; Concord High Sch. grad. ; Winthrop Coll. 1920 ;
George Washington U. ; elk. with cml. firm ; sec. in
Chamber of Com. ; private sec. to mem. of Cong. ; app.
elk. in Am. leg. at Tegucigalpa Sept 13, 1930 ; at
Santiago Oct. 13, 1936 ; at Guatemala Jan. 22, 1943 ;
in office of U. S. political adviser on German affairs,
Supreme Headquarters, A. E. F., Feb. 15, 1945 ; ad-
min, asst. at Berlin Apr. 21, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946.
leon, Theodore Herzl.— b. Marion Co., W. Va., June 6, 1907;
Clayton (Mo.) High Sch. grad.; Wash. U., B. A. 1930, M. A.
1931, Ph. D. 1936; U. of Berlin 1932-33; U. of Poitiers, France,
summer 1939; U. of P. R. 1944-45; instr., Wash. U., 1934-38;
asst. prof., Harris Teachers Coll., 1938-43; examiner and super-
visor, Office of Censorship, 1943-45; app. translator, CAF-9,
in the Dept. of State Nov. 13, 1945; reviewing officer, CAF-11,
Oct. 6, 1946; married.— TC.
Leonhardy, Terrance George. — b. Williston, N. Dak.,
June 28, 1914 ; Williston High Sch. grad. ; TJ. of N. Dak.,
B.S. 1937 ; TJniversidad Nacional de Mexico, summer
1938 ; La. State U., M.B.A. 1939 ; sec. and accountant
for naval-supply corp. 1940 ; instr. in com., Springfield
Jr. Coll., 1940-41 ; instr. in acct., U. of Detroit, 1941-42 ;
app. v.c. at Barranquilla Sept. 16, 1942 ; at Warsaw
Mar. 29, 1945 (canceled) ; at Copenhagen May 8, 1945 ;
also admin, asst. at Copenhagen July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Copen-
hagen Nov. 13, 1946.
Leonhart, William Kempton Kahn. — b. Parkersburg,
W. Va., Aug. 1, 1919 ; Central High Sch. grad. ; W. Va.
U., B.A. 1939; Princeton, M.A. 1941, Ph.D. 1943;
teaching asst., Princeton TJ., 1939—40 ; assoc. economist,
Coordinator of Inter-Am. Affairs, 1941—43 ; U.S. Army
Air Forces June— Oct. 1943 ; app. econ. analyst at
Buenos Aires Dec. 28, 1943 ; For. Ser. officer unclass.,
v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Feb. 27, 1946 ;
3d sec. and v.c. at Belgrade Mar. 11, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
LeRoy, Phyllis- L. (Mrs.). — b. Bar Harbor, Maine, Dee.
29, 1909; Mount Holyoke, A.B. 1932; Radcliffe, M.A.
1933 ; travel in Samoa 1939 ; in Hawaii 1938^10 ; re-
search work, Library of Cong, and Office of Strategic
Services, 1940-44 ; app. econ. analyst in the For. Ser.
Auxiliary and assigned at London July 24, 1945 ; asst.
on dependent area affairs, P-5, in the Dept. of State
Nov. 1, 1946. — DA.
Leslie, Aldene Barrington (Mrs.). — b. Grand Forks,
N. Dak.; U. of P.R. 1921-22; Barnard Coll., A.B.
1924 ; Columbia, grad. work 1924-25 ; teacher in high
school in P.R. 1921-23 ; sec. and office mgr. for Puerto
Rican firm 1925-26, sec. and research asst. 1927-28;
elk. to cml. att. at Bogota 1928-30 ; asst. trade commr.
at Bogota July 1, 1930 ; to Bu. of For. and Dom. Com.
Feb. 15, 1932 ; asst. trade commr. at Rio de Janeiro
July 1, 1934 ; For. Ser. officer, unclass., July 1, 1939 ;
resigned June 30, 1940 ; app. econ. anaylst at Rio de
Janeiro Mar. 5, 1943 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
nine Nov. 13, 1946.
Lesser, Alexander. — b. New York, N.Y., Oct. 4, 1902 ;
DeWitt Clinton High Sch. grad. ; Columbia, A.B. 1923,
Ph.D. 1929 ; fellow, Social Science Research Council
1929-30, Am. Council of Learned Societies 1931-32 ;
asst. prof, of anthropology, U. of Pa., summer 1931 ;
lecturer, Columbia U., 1934—39 ; field leader, Labora-
tory of Anthropology, summer 1935 ; asst. prof, of
anthropology, Northwestern U., 1938 ; instr., Brook-
lyn Coll. 1939—43 ; social science analyst, Office of
Coordinator of Inter-Am. Affairs, 1943-44 ; chief of
section, Office of Strategic Services, 1944-45 ; trans-
ferred to the Dept. of State as chief of section, Div.
of Research for Am. Republics, P-6, Oct. 1, 1945 ;
married. — DRA.
Lester, Allen Henry. — b. Marshfield. Mass., Oct. 2,
1905 ; Norwell High Sch. grad. ; Tufts Coll., A.B.
1927 ; Am. U. 1937-41 : elk. in investment firm
1927-29, in steel corp. 1929-32 ; teacher in Mass. pub-
lic schs. 1933-35 ; on faculty of Am. Inst, of Econ.
Research and Middlesex Coll., 1936-37 ; econ. analyst,
Bu. of For. and Dom. Com., 1937-41 ; specialist in
Latin Am. econ., Rubber Development Corp., 1941—43 ;
agri. economist, Office of Foreign Agri. Relations,
1943—45 ; app. econ. analyst in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned at Managua Nov. 2, 1945 (canceled) ;
at Sao Paulo Jan. 10, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer
of class eight Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Lester, William Stewart, Jr. — b. in Miss., Aug. 31,
1910; Estill Co. (Ky.) High Sch. grad.; Ky. Wesleyan
Coll., A.B. 1931 ; U. of Ky., M.A. 1934 ; Fletcher Sch.
of Law and Diplomacy 1934-36 ; teacher 1936-41 ;
analyst. Office of the Coordinator of Inter-Am. Affairs
1941-43, Bd. of Econ. Warfare and For. Econ. Admin.
1943^5 ; app. research analyst at $5,180 (P-5) in the
Dept. of State July 9, 1945 ; married. — DRA.
Leverich, Henry Priestley. — b. New Orleans, La.,
Aug. 12, 1907; Taft Sch. grad.; Princeton, A.B. .1930;
Geneva Sch. of Int. Studies, summer 1930; app. elk. In
Am. consulate gen. at Zurich June 10, 1931 ; v. c. at
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Geneva July 30, 1931 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c.
of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 17, 1931 ;
v. c. at Geneva Jan. 2, 1932; For. Ser. Sen. Feb. 8,
1933 ; v. c. at Berlin June 13, 1933 ; 3d sec. at Berlin
July 19, 1937; class eight Mar. 16, 1939; 3d sec. at
Lisbon Feb. 18, 1941 ; class seven Aug. 16, 1941 ;
2d sec. at Lisbon Dec. 9, 1941 ; also v.c. at Lisbon
Jan. 19, 1943 ; to the Dept. Feb. 26, 1943 ; accompanied
sec. of state to Moscow Conf. 1943 ; class six Nov. 16,
1943 ; asst. chief, Div. of Central European Affairs,
June 27, 1944 ; class five May 16, 1945 ; act, chief, Area
Div. V, Jan. 1, 1946 ; class four May 19, 1946 ; For.
Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; chief, Area
Div. V, Nov. 13, 1946 ; married. — ADO.
Levin, Dan D. — app. editor, P-3, in the Dept. of
State Mar. 7, 1946 ; public opinion analyst, CAF-9,
July 1, 1946 ; reports analyst, U.S. del. to United
Nations, at $4,902 Aug. 19, 1946.
Levin, Harold Arthur. — b. New York, N. Y., Oct. 9,
1918 ; Freeport High Sch. grad. ; N.Y.U., A.B. 1940 ;
fellow, Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, U. of Denver, 1940-
42 ; personnel placement officer, Office of Defense
Transportation, 1942-43 ; U.S. Navy 1943^6, It. (jg),
overseas service ; app. intelligence officer at $4,300 in
the Dept. of State Mar. 11, 1946 ; political intelligence
analyst, P— 4, May 27, 1946 ; intelligence program offi-
cer, P-5, Nov. 17, 1946 ; married. — ICD.
Levine, Louis G. — b. Cleveland, Ohio, Mar. 31, 1918 ;
John Adams High Sch. grad. ; Oberlin Coll., A.B. 1939 ;
U. of Cincinnati, M.A. 1940 ; teacher in public schs.
1940—43 ; U.S Army 1945 ; app. econ. analyst in the
For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to staff of the U.S.
political adviser on German affairs Oct. 15, 1945 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946.
Levy, "Walter James. — b. Hamburg, Germany, Mar.
21, 1911 ; naturalized 1946 ; Hamburg High Sch. grad. ;
Universities of Freiburg, Munich, Berlin, and Kiel
1929-33, LL.D. 1933 ; U. of Hamburg and U. of Lon-
don 1933-35 ; asst. to editor of press bu. 1936-41 ;
chief of section, Office of Strategic Services, 1942—45 ;
mem., U. S. Petroleum Programming Group, London,
1945 ; mem., U. S. Staff on Post-hostilities Supply
Negotiations with Sweden, Sweden, 1945 ; transferred
to the Dept. of State as special asst., P-7, Oct. 1, 1945 ;
economist, P-8, Dec. 1, 1946 ; married. — IFI.
Levy-Hawes, Maurice. — b. Larchmont, N. Y., Jan. 2, 1914;
high-sch. grad.; Cambridge U., England, B. A. and M. A.
1934; Columbia U. 1935-38; Sorbonne; Chateau de Bures, France;
assoc. and fellow in econ., Columbia, 1938-40; lecturer in econ.,
Randolph Macon Coll., 1940-41; economist, War Production
Bd., 1941-43; U. S. Navy 1943-46, It., overseas service; app. econo-
mist, P-4, in the Dept. of State Feb. 1, 1946; divisional asst.,
P-5, June 2, 1946; married.— FN.
Lewand, Frank J. — b. Philadelphia, Pa., Dec. 1,
1907 ; Central High Sch. grad. ; U. of Pa., B. S. 1928,
Ph. D. 1940 ; grad. work, Harvard U. and U. of Mich. ;
instr., U. of Pa., 1930—33 ; assoc. social science analyst,
Social Security Bd., 1936-40 ; asst. prof, of sociology
and econ., Catholic U. of Amer., 1939-42 ; U. S. Navy
1942—46, It. comdr., overseas service ; app. cultural
officer in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at
Praha Oct. 13, 1946; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class
four Nov. 13, 1946.
Lewis, Alfred William. — b. Swarthmore, Pa., Aug.
18, 1911 ; Central High Sch. (D. C.) grad. ; U. of Md.,
B.S. 1935 ; Nat. U., grad. work, 1935-36 ; sr. elk.,
1935-38, 1940-42, Dept. of Agri. ; admin, aide, Work
Projects Admin., 1938—40 ; chief of branch, War Pro-
duction Bd., 1942^5 ; transferred to the Dept. of
State as asst. chief of section, Office of For. Liquida-
tion, CAF-13, Oct. 20, 1945 ; chief, CAF-14, Apr. 7,
1946 ; married.— OFLC.
Lewis, Charles William, Jr. — b. Carlsbad, N. Mex.,
Mar. 17, 1898; Bethany (Mo.) High Sch. grad.; U.
of Mich., A.B. 1922; U.S. Army 1918-19, 2d It.; in-
structor, U. of Mich., 1921-23 ; app. v. c. of career of
class three Feb. 26, 1923 ; v. c. at Manchester Apr. 27,
1923 ; For. Ser. officer unclass. July 1, 1924 ; v. c. at
Mexico City Mar. 3, 1926 ; class eight, cons., and cons,
at Mexico City Oct. 20, 1926 ; at Yarmouth June 21,
1929 ; class seven Oct. 16, 1929 ; class six July 1, 1931 ;
cons, at Madras Dec. 29, 1931 ; at Izmir and for Italian
Islands of the Aegean Aug. 30, 1934 ; sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Dec. 1, 1937 ; cons, and 2d sec. at San Jos4
Aug. 25, 1938; class five Apr. 1, 1939; to the Dept.
Nov. 23, .1940; class four Feb. 1, 1942; liaison sec,
1st sess. of the Council, United Nations Relief and Re-
habilitation Admin., Atlantic City, N. J., 1943; asst.
chief, Div. of African Affairs, Jan. 15, 1944 ; cons, at
Casablanca Aug. 9, 1944 (canceled) ; cons. gen. Dec. 18,
1944 ; cons. gen. at Casablanca Dec. 22, 1944 ; class
three May 16, 1944 ; For. Ser. officer of class three
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Lewis, Donald Alan. — b. Lockport, N.Y., Jan. 23,
1912 ; North Tonawanda High Sch. grad. ; U. of Mich.,
A.B. 1940 ; sand analyst and foreman with radiator
mfg. company 1935-38 ; export elk. with shipping firm
1941-43 ; U.S. Navy 1943-45, It., overseas service ;
app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to
the Dept. Dec. 14, 1945 ; v.c. at Cork Jan. 14, 1946 ;
also admin, asst. at Cork July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Cork
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Lewis, Dorothy C. (Mrs.). — b. Byron, Minn. ; Carleton
Coll., B.A. 1921 ; U. of Minn., summer 1926 ; U. of 111.,
summer of 1928 ; George Washington U. 1936 ; Dept.
of Agri. Grad. Sch. 1940 ; teacher in high sch. 1921-25 ;
librarian in high sch. 1926-28 ; asst. librarian, Ar-
mour Inst, of Tech., 1928-30 ; library asst. at $2,000 in
the Dept. of State Sept. 8, 1930; at $2,100 Aug. 1,
1936 ; at $2,200 Apr. 16, 1939 ; at $2,600 May 1, 1940 ;
at $2,700 Jan. 1, 1942 ; at $2,800 July 1, 1943 ; at $2,800
July 1, 1943 ; librarian at $3,200 (P-3) Aug. 1, 1944 ;
asst. to chief, Div. of Map Intelligence and Cartography,
P-4, Oct. 6, 1946. — MI.
Lewis, Eleanor Mae. — b. Cleveland, Ohio ; Heights
High Sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ; Hiram Coll., A.B.
1940 ; sec. 1940— il ; stenog., Veterans' Admin., Jan.-
Apr. 1941 ; app. elk. at $1,620 in the Dept. of State
Apr. 23, 1941 ; at $1,800 June 16, 1942 ; at $2,000 Aug.
16, 1942 ; elk., United Nations Conf. on Food and Agri.,
Hot Springs, Va., 1943 ; elk., 1st sess. of the Council,
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Admin., At-
lantic City, N.J., 1943 ; at $2,100 Apr. 1, 1944 ; divi-
sional asst. Apr. 16, 1944 ; at $2,600 (P-3) July 1,
1944 ; at $2,980 July 1, 1945 ; at $3,090 July 1, 1945 ;
at $3,640 Aug. 31, 1945 ; book projects specialist, P-4,
Sept. 8, 1946. — ILL
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Lewis, Geoffrey "Whitney. — b. Brookline, Mass., May
20, 1910 ; Roxbury Latin Sch. grad. : Harvard, A.B.
1932, grad. work 1933-34 ; Trinity Coll., Cambridge,
1932-33 ; asst. dean and asst. instr. in hist., Harvard
U., 1933-37 ; headmaster of private sch. 1937-40 ;
U.S. Army 1941-46, It. col., overseas service ; mem.
of staff, Cabinet Comm. on Palestine and Related Prob-
lems, London, 1946 ; app. for. affairs specialist, P-7,
in the Dept. of State Oct. 30, 1946 ; married. — A-H.
Lewis, Harrison. — b. Dallas, Tex., Nov. 4, 1905 ;
Santa Monica (Calif.) High Sch. grad.; business sch.;
Heidelberg U., summer 1928 ; Harvard, S.B. 1929 ; real-
estate salesman 1928-29; app. For. Ser. officer unclass.,
v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Apr. 15,
1930; v. c. at Nogales Apr. 29, 1930; For. Ser. Sch.
Sept. 27, 1930; v. c. at Singapore Feb. 24, 1931; at
Medan, temp., Jan. 11, 1933 ; at Singapore Apr. 3, 1933 ;
at Leipzig Feb. 19, 1935 ; at Calcutta Aug. 26, 1937 ;
class eight Aug. 17, 1938 ; to the Dept. May 11, 1940 ;
3d sec. and v.c. at Berlin Apr. 30, 1941 ; class seven
May 1, 1941 ; relieved of duties as v.c. July 15, 1941 ;
3d sec. at Born, temp., Dec. 8, 1941 ; 2d see. at Berlin
Dec. 9, 1941 (did not proceed to post) ; 2d sec. at Bern
July 16, 1942 ; class six July 16, 1944; class five Aug.
13, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Lewis, Harry Raymond. — b. Franklin, Mass., May 13,
1892 ; employed by cml. firms 1914-18 ; U.S. Army
1918-20; with fruit company 1920-32, 1933-43; app.
consular agt. at Almirante May 29, 1943 ; married.
Lewis, James Histed. — b. Carbondale, Pa., Dec. 18,
1912 ; Coughlin High Sch. (Wilkes-Barre) grad. ; George
Washington, A.B. 1£35, A.M. 1939 ; student asst., 1934-
36; app. elk. at $1,440 in the Dept. of State Mar. 18,
1936; at $1,620 Aug. 16, 1937; economic analyst at
$2,000 Feb. 16, 1938 ; at $2,600 July 7, 1938 ; divisional
asst. July 1, 1939 ; at $3,800 Feb. 16, 1941 ; jr. econ.
analyst at London Apr. 7, 1942 ; divisional asst. at
$4,600 in the Dept. of State Mar. 1, 1944 ; foreign-
affairs specialist at $5,600 (P-6) Mar. 21, 1945. — ESC.
Lewis, James Thomas. — b. Turtle Creek, Pa., Dec. 27,
1902 ; Turtle Creek Union High Sch. grad. ; South-
eastern U., LL.B. 1941 ; mem. of bar of D.C. ; elk.-stenog.
for chemical company 1921-24 ; chief elk. for ry. com-
panies 1924—37 ; claims examiner, Railroad Retirement
Bd., 1937-41 ; app. divisional asst. at $2,000 in the
Dept. of State Dec. 4, 1941; at $2,600 June 4, 1942;
at $3,200 Jan. 16, 1943 ; at $3,800 (P-4) Aug. 1, 1944 ;
sr. divisional asst., P-5, Sept. 8, 1946 ; married. — FC.
Lewis, Letitia Ashley. — b. Hazelhurst, Ga. ; Shipley
Sch. grad. (Pa.) ; Smith Coll.. A.B. 1912; U. of N.C.,
M.A. 1932 ; Columbia U., grad. work 1932-33 ; U. of
Grenoble, cert. 1924 ; asst. dir., Div. of Correspondence,
Works Progress Admin., 1933-41 ; correspondence re-
viewer, Office of Production Management, 1941-42 ;
jr. admin, asst., Office of Lend-Lease Admin., 1942 ; re-
search analyst. Office of Lend-Lease Admin., For. Econ.
Admin., 1942-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as
research analyst, P-4, Oct. 20, 1945. — OFLC.
Lewis, Thelma Brown (Mrs.) — b. Cedar City, Utah ;
Branch Agri. Coll. High Sch. grad. ; U. of Utah, A.B.
1927 ; grad. work, N.T.U. 1929-30, State U. of Iowa
1833-34; teacher in public schs. 1921, 1924, 1927;
asst. to instr., N.Y.U., 1929-32 ; writer and editor
for publishing firm 1933-38 ; editor, For. Econ. Admin.,
1943-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as editor,
P-3, Oct. 20, 1945; divisional asst., P-4, June 17,
1946. — GA.
L'Heureux, Hervfi Joseph. — b. Manchester, N.H.,
Mar. 6, 1899 ; Emerson Inst. ; George Washington, A.B.
1925 ; U. of Detroit, LL.B. 1935 ; mem. of bar of N.H. ;
U. S. Army 1917-19; employed by mem. of Cong. 1919-
27 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Windsor Jan. 2, 1927 ;
v. c. at Windsor July 14, 1927 ; For. Ser. officer unclass.,
v. c. of career, sec. in the Diplo. Ser., and y. c. at
Windsor Sept. 12, 1930 ; class eight, cons., and cons,
at Windsor Oct. 1, 1935; at Stuttgart Dec. 9, 1936;
class seven Aug. 17, 1938 ; at Antwerp Oct. 12, 1939 ;
class six Aug. 1, 1940; cons, at Lisbon Apr. 19. 1941,
to the Dept. Jan. 9, 1942 ; asst. chief, "Visa Div., Mar.
13, 1942 ; sec. attached to office of the President's special
representative in North Africa and chief civil affairs
officer at Algiers Mar. 10, 1943 ; sec. and mem., North
African Econ. Bd., and admin, officer, Civil Affairs
Section, Allied Force Headquarters, May 26, 1943 ;
class five July 16, 1943 ; sec. and cons, at Algiers
Jan. 20, 1944 ; to the Dept. June 30, 1944 ; cons, at
Marseille Oct. 17, 1944 ; cons. gen. Dec. 19, 1944 ; cons,
gen. at Marseille Dec. 29, 1944 ; class three May 16,
1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Libert, Orion J. — b. Green Bay, Wis., Apr. 8, 1901 ;
Madison High S'ch. grad. ; Georgetown, B. S. (For.
Ser.) 1928; U. of Wis., summer 1925; note teller in
banking firm 1918-24 ; elk., U.S. Senate, 1924-27 ; cml.
agt., Dept. of Com., 1927-29 ; asst. mgr. of Milwaukee
dist. office, Bu. of For. and Dom. Com., 1929-30 ; asst.
trade commr. in Am. emb. at Santiago 1930-33 ; dept.
administrator, Nat. Recovery Admin., 1933-36 ; admin,
officer. Social Security Bd., 1936-38 ; dir. of div., Dept.
of Labor, 1938-42 ; U.S. Army 1942-45, It. col., over-
seas service ; admin, officer, Office of Army-Navy For.
Liquidation Commr., Oct. 1945 ; transferred to the
Dept. of State as admin, officer, Aircraft Div., Office
of For. Liquidation, CAF 13, Oct. 20, 1945 ; chief of
special programs, CAF-14, June 16, 1946 ; married. —
OFLC.
Lieblich, Lenore D. — b. New York, N.Y., June 9,
1921 ; Lincoln High Sch. grad. ; Brooklyn Coll., B.A.
1942 ; asst. to statistician for cosmetics corp., 1942 ;
economist, Office of Price Admin., 1942-43 ; historian
and economist, Nat. War Labor Bd., 1943-45 ; analyst
in China, United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation
Admin., 1945-46 : app. econ. analyst in the For. Ser.
Auxiliary -and assigned to the Korean Econ. Mission
Aug. 24, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten
Nov. 13, 1946.
Lieder, Eugene J. — b. Brooklyn, N.Y., Oct. 5,
1891 ; business sch. ; N.Y. Militia : cashier for express
company 1907-10 ; accountant at Ensenada, P.R., 1910—
19. at La Romana, Dominican Republic, since 1919;
provost marshal at Guanica, P.R., 1918 ; app. cons,
agt. at La Romana Nov. 14, 1922 ; married.
Lightner, Edwin Allan, Jr. — b. New York, N.Y., Dec.
8, 1907; Taft Sch. grad.; Princeton, A.B. 1930; app.
elk. in Am. consulate at Maracaibo July 17, 1930 ;
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v. c. at Maracaibo Oct. 13, 1930 ; at Santiago, Chile,
July 20, 1931 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dee. 17, 1931 ; v. c. at San-
tiago, Chile, Jan. 2, 1932 ; at Valparaiso Feb. 27, 1932 ;
at Pernambuco May 24, 1932 ; at Para, temp., Mar. 9,
1934 ; at Pernambuco Sept. 20, 1934 ; 3d sec. at Rio
de Janeiro Oct. 12, 1934-Jan. 27, 1935 ; v.c. at Buenos
Aires July 5, 1935 ; v.c. and 3d sec. at Riga Feb. 11,
1938 ; class eight Nov. 16, 1939 ; 3d sec. at Oslo, temp.,
Apr. 9, 1940 ; v.c. and 3d sec. at Moscow Aug. 22,
1940 ; at Stockholm Jan. 6, 1942 ; class seven Feb. 1,
1942 ; 2d sec. at Stockholm in addition to duties as v.c.
Mar. 9, 1942 ; sec. to U.S. del., European Advisory
Commn., London, 1943 ; also asst. political adviser
1944 ; class six May 16, 1945 ; class five Aug. 13, 1945 ;
admin, officer, U.S. del., Meeting of Council of For.
Ministers, London, Sept. 1945 ; to the Dept. Sept. 17,
1945 : act. asst. chief, Div. of Central European Affairs,
Oct. 30, 1945 ; political adviser, Meeting of Council of
For. Ministers, Paris. June 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class four Nov. 13, 1946 : asst. chief, Division of Central
European Affairs, Nov. 13, 1946. — CE.
Lilienthal, Alfred M, — b. New York, N.Y., Dec. 25,
1913 ; Townsend Harris Hall High Sch. grad. ; Cornell,
BA. 1934 ; Columbia, LL.B. 1938 ; mem. of bar of N.Y. ;
law elk. 1939-40 ; exec. chm. of voters league 1940-41 ;
asst. to dir., United China Relief, Jan.-Apr. 1941 ;
exec. sec. of political organization 1941-42 ; app. di-
visional asst. at $3,200 in the Dept. of State Nov.
18, 1942; at $3,800 Aug. 16, 1943; furlough for mil.
ser. (U.S. Army, overseas service) Nov. 18, 1943-Aug.
10, 1945 : consultant to Am. del., United Nations Conf.
on Int. Org., San Francisco. 1945 ; at $4,300 July 1,
1945 ; asst. to adviser at $5,180 (P-5) Aug. 10, 1945. —
Le.
Lincoln, Francis French, — b. Belmont, Mass., Mar. 29,
1890 ; Belmont High Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A.B. 1910 ;
salesman for investment companies 1927-35 ; analyst,
Securities and Exchange Commn., 1935—44 ; app. di-
visional asst. at $5,600 (P-6) in the Dept. of State
June 1, 1944 ; economist July 1, 1944 ; married. — ED.
Lindberg, Edward V. — b. Managua, Nicaragua, of
Am. parents Oct. 27, 1917; Pelham (N. Y.) Memorial
High Sch. grad. ; Columbia, A.B. 1938 ; cashier with
automobile eorp. 1938-42 ; U.S. Army 1942-46, 1st It.,
overseas service ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c.
of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Oct. 24, 1946 ;
to the Dept., Oct. 31, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Linderrnan, Winifred B. — app. admin, asst. in the
For. Ser. and assigned at Capetown July 1, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Reserve officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ;
cultural officer at Capetown Nov. 13, 1946.
Lindholm, George Victor. — b. Riverside, N.J., Aug.
20, 1901 ; Camden High Sch. grad. ; Syracuse U. 2 yrs. ;
George Washington Law Sch. 1% yrs. ; sec. 1921-22 ;
elk., Dept. of State, 1923-27 ; claims examiner and
adjuster in insur. company 1928-29 ; app. elk. at $1,680
in the Dept. of State July 22, 1929 ; at $1,800 Sept. 1,
1929; at $1,920 July 1, 1930; at $2,000 Jan. 12, 1931;
at $2,300 Aug. 16, 1936 ; admin, asst. at $2,900 July 1,
1937 ; at $3,000 Apr. 16, 1939 ; at $3,200 Nov. 16, 1940;
divisional asst. Jan. 16, 1942 ; at $3,800 July 1, 1942 ;
at $4,600 (P-5) Nov. 21, 1944 : chief of program opera-
tions section, Interdept. Comm. on Cultural and Scien-
tific Cooperation Jan. 16, 1945 ; Interdept. Comm. on
Scientific and Cultural Cooperation Jan. 1, 1946 ; mar-
ried.— OIC.
Lindquist, Clarence A. R. — b. Spirit Lake. Iowa, May
17, 1904 ; high-sch. grad. ; George Washington, A.B.
1927 ; salesman for guaranty company 1927-30 ; credit
supervisor for financing firm 1930-42 ; chief of field
coordination branch, War Production Bd., 1942-45 ;
chief of admin, section, War Assets Admin., 1946 ;
app. investigator, CAF-13, in the .Dept. of State Aug.
5, 1946 ; married. — OFLC.
Lindsey, James Bethune. — b. Toronto, Canada, Sept.
1, 1900 ; naturalized 1933 ; U. of Toronto Prep. Sch.
grad. ; business sch. ; Upper Canada Coll. ; Trinity
Coll.; China Inland Mission Boys' Sch.; tutor in
China ; bond salesman and branch office mgr. with
securities firms 1923-39 ; salesman 1940-42 ; U.S. Navy
19-12-43, overseas service ; app. elk. in the For. Ser.
Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept. May 29, 1944 ;
v.c. at "Melbourne June 29, 1944; For. Ser. Staff officer
of class eleven Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Lineaweaver, Francis Ridgway. — b. Lebanon, Pa.,
Oct. 17, 1904 ; Haverford Prep. Sch. grad. ; Yale, Ph.B.
1927 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 16, 1930 ; v. c. at
Nassau Jan. 5, 1931 ; For. Ser. Sch. Dec. 23, 1931 ;
v. c. at Amsterdam Apr. 7, 1932 ; at Mazatlan Aug. 2,
1934; at Montreal July 25, 1935; at Habana June 3,
1937 ; class eight Aug. 17, 1938 ; class seven May 1,
1941: cons. May 21, 1942; cons, at Habana May 26,
1942; also 2d sec. at Habana Aug. 13, 1942; cons, at
Cienfuegos July 5, 1943 ; at Bahia Mar. 20, 1945 ; class
six May 16, 1945 ; class five May 19, 1946 ; cons, at
San Luis Potosi June 29, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Linebarger, Wayne W. — app. admin, asst. in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Batavia Oct. 9, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Keserve officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; press officer
at Batavia Nov. 13, 1946.
Linebaugh, John David. — b. Muskogee, Okla., May 17,
1918 ; Muskogee Central High Sch. grad. ; Okla. U.,
A.B. 1939 ; U. of Mexico, summer 1938 ; Fletcher Sch.
of Law and Diplomacy, M.A. 1940 ; grad. asst., Tufts
Coll., 1941-42 ; admin, asst., Bu. of the Budget,
1942-44 ; asst. to sec. gen., 1st sess. of the Council,
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Admin., At-
lantic City, N.J., 1943 ; app. divisional asst. at $3,800
in the Dept. of State Nov. 26, 1944 ; country specialist
at $4,600 (P-5) May 7, 1945 ; married. — BC.
Linthicum, Thomas. — app. admin, officer in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Shanghai July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Linthicum, Walter Joseph. — b. Baltimore, Md., Feb.
10, 1893; business sch.; Baltimore Polytech. Inst. 1910-
12 ; surveyor, U. S. Geological Survey and other en-
gineering organizations, 1913-16; 1st N. Dak. Infantry
1916-17, Mexican border service; U. S. Army 1917-19,
1st It. ; app. v. c. at Singapore Jan. 19, 1920 ; at Palermo
Apr. 12. 1922 ; at Marseille May 3, 1923 ; at Nice Oct.
15, 1924 ; at Sherbrooke Feb. 17, 1926 ; at Riviere du
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Loup, temp., Aug. 18, 1927; at Sherbrooke Sept. 13,
1927 ; at Riviere du Loup, temp., June 9, 1928 ; at
Sherbrooke Sept. 7, 1928 ; at Riviere du Loup Dec. 19,
1928; at Vienna June 30, 1930; For. Ser. officer un-
class., v. c. of career, and sec. in the Dlplo. Ser. Dec.
17, 1931 ; v. c. at Vienna Jan. 2, 1932 ; also 3d sec. at
Vienna Dec. 10, 1935 ; v. c. and 3d sec. at Kaunas June
23, 1936 ; v. c. at Pernambuco Aug. 22, 1939 ; class eight
Mar. 1, 1940 ; cons. Oct. 5, 1940 ; cons, at Pernam-
buco Oct. 19, 1940; class se^en Feb. 1, 1942; cons, at
Lisbon Mar. 27, 1942; to the Dept. Nov. 9, 1942; 2d
sec. and cons, at Mexico City June 23, 1943 ; class six
Dec. 17, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Linville, Francis Aron. — b. Skidmore, Mo., Dec. 2,
1909 ; Skidmore High Sch. grad. ; U. of Mo., A.B,
L931, M.A. 1932; U. of Chicago, Ph.D. 1934; instr. ia
economics 1934-39, and asst. prof. 1939-40, Dartmouth
mem. of research staff. Council on For. Relations,
1940—41 ; app. divisional asst. at $3,800 in the Dept. of
State July 15, 1941 ; at $4,600 Oct. 16, 1942
asst. to adviser, Supply and Resources Div., at $5,600
(P-6) June 1, 1944, Commodities Div. May 1, 1945
asst. sec. of comm.. United Nations Conf. on Int. Org.
San Francisco, 1945 ; act. asst. chief, Commodities Div.
June 11, 1945 ; Int. Resources Div. Nov. 1, 1945 ; asst
chief, P-7, Nov. 27, 1945 ; married. — IR.
Lipkowitz, Samuel. — b. New York, N.Y., Dec. 20,
1912 ; Alexander Hamilton High Sch. grad. ; N.Y.U.,
B.S. 1934 ; Am. D., M.A. 1939 ; Harvard, grad. work
1939-40; audit, elk., U.S. Employees Compensation
Commn., 1936 ; statistical elk., Securities and Exchange
Commn., 193G-S7 ; economist, Nat. Labor Relations Bd.,
1937-41 ; economist, U.S. Tariff Commn., Jan.-Dec.
1941; chief of metals and minerals section, War Pro-
duction Bd., 1941-44 ; app. chief of minerals section,
Commodities Div., Dept. of State, at $5,600 (P-6) Aug.
18, 1944 ; Div. of Int. Resources Nov. 1, 1945 ; adviser,
U.S. del., Conf. on Tin, London, 1946 ; married. — IR.
Lippincott, Aubrey Erskine. — b. Tucson, AriB., Nov.
22, 1905 ; U. of Ariz. 1927 ; Kans. State Coll., B.S. 1928,
grad. work, summer 1929 ; O.R.C. 1927-32, 2d It. ; app.
elk. in Am. consulate gen. at Barcelona June 6, 1931 ;
v. c. at Barcelona Aug. 24, 1931 ; For. Ser. officer un-
class. v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 17,
1931 ; v. c. at Barcelona Jan. 2, 1932 ; For. Ser. Sch.
Aug. 19, 1932 ; v. c. at Montevideo Dec. 22, 1932 ; asst.
sec. to Am. del., 7th Int. Conf. of Am. States Monte-
video, 1933 ; detailed to the leg. at Montevideo Sept. 27-
Dec. 12, 1934 ; v. c. at Madras June 20, 1936 ; class
eight Mar. 1, 1940 ; v.c. at Jerusalem Mar. 23, 1940 ;
class seven Feb. 1, 1942 ; cons. Mar. 13, 1943 ; cons,
at Rosario Apr. 27, 1943 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Buenos
Aires Aug. 28, 1944 ; class six Aug. 13, 1945 ; cons, at
Jerusalem Oct. 30, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Lister, Ernest Alfred. — b. Stoneham, Mass., Oct. 12,
1915 ; Stoneham High Sch. grad. ; Bowdoin Coll., B.S.
1938 ; Am. U., grad. work 1943—44 ; asst. economist,
Dept. of Com., 1941—42 ; report analyst, Office of War
Information, 1942—43 ; assoc. economist, War Produc-
tion Bd., Jan.-Sept. 1943 ; principal analyst, Civil Aero-
nautics Bd., 1943—44 ; app. divisional asst. at $4,600
(P-5) in the Dept. of State Oct. 3, 1944; asst. chief,
Aviation Div., P-6, Aug. 25, 1946 ; married. — AV.
Lister, George Thomas. — b. Chicago, 111., Sept. 20,
1913; Coll. of the City of N.Y., B.S.S. 1938; book-
keeper and teller in bank 1931-41 ; app. elk. in Am.
emb. at Bogota May 12, 1941 ; v.c. at Bogota Mar. 7,
1944 ; at Buenaventura, temp., Apr. 19, 1944 ; at Bogota
Nov. 22, 1944 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 22, 1945 ; 3d sec. and
v.c. at Bogota Dec. 29, 1945 ; at Warsaw Feb. 25, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Lister, Louis.— b. New York, N. Y., Dec. 6, 1914; New York
High Sch. grad.; Coll. of City of N. Y., B. S. 1938; Columbia,
M. A. 1940, grad. work 1940-41; elk., Municipal Civil Ser.
Commn., 1940-41; economist, War Manpower Commn. 1942,
War Production Bd. 1942-44; chief of metals and minerals
section, War Production Bd., 1944-45; app. commodity specialist,
P-5, in the Dept. of State Oct. 8, 1945; married.— IR.
Litsey, Weldon. — b. Fort Worth, Tex., Jan. 8, 1911 ;
Paschal High Sch. grad. ; U. of Tex., A.B. 1932 ; Nat.
U. of Mexico, M.A. 1934 ; U. of Colo., grad. work
1938-40; teacher in high sch. 1936-38; instr., U. of
Colo., 1938-40 ; asst. prof., U. of Wyo., 1940-44 ; app.
v.c. at Barranquilla Apr. 10. 1944 ; at Cali Sept. 4,
1945 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Oct. 16, 1945 ; v.c. at Cali Dec. 12,
1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Little, Alan MacNaughton Gordon.— b. Great Crosby,
England, Oct. 13, 1901 ; naturalized ; Merchant Tay-
lors Sch. (Liverpool. England) grad. ; Oundle Sch.
(Northamptonshire, England) grad. ; Cambridge, B.A.
1924, M.A. 1927 ; Yale, Ph.D. 1933 ; instr., Bishops
Coll., Canada, 1924-25, prep. sch. 1925-28, Yale 1928-
34, Harvard 1934-41 ; asst. prof., Hobart Coll., 1941-
44 ; research analyst, Office of Strategic Services,
1944—45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as an-
alyst, P-4, Oct. 1, 1945. — DRE.
Little, Charles Joseph. — b. Evanston, 111., May 11,
1903 ; Phillips Acad. ; Evanston High Sch. ; Yale, A.B.
1924; Harvard, LL.B. 1930; mem. of bar of N.Y. ;
assoc. in law firm, 1930—43 ; app. sr. econ. analyst at
Oran Apr. 27, 1943 ; at Alters Feb. 17, 1944 ; at Paris
Oct. 5, 1944 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class two Nov.
13, 1946 ; married.
Livengood, Charles Alfred. — b. Dayton, Wash., Aug.
15, 1886; Dayton High Sch. grad.; Whitman Coll.,
B.S. 1908; grad. work, U. of Wash, and Columbia;
teacher and principal of high sch. 1908-10 ; supt. of
public sch. 1910-20 ; export-import business 1920-21 ;
entered Bu. of For. and Dom. Com. May 27, 1921 ;
asst. trade commr. at Habana Sept. 18, 1921 ; trade
commr. at Habana Oct. 1, 1923 ; at Rome Jan. 30,
1926 ; cml. att. at Madrid June 30, 1927 ; also at Lisbon
Oct. 17, 1927 ; relieved of duties at Lisbon June 10,
1930 ; cml. att. at Rome July 18, 1933 ; in Bu. of For.
and Dom. Com. 1934-35 ; cml. att. at Rome Apr. 9,
1935-Dec. 11, 1941 ; del., 6th Int. Cong, of Tech. Educa-
tion, Rome, 1936 ; For. Ser. officer of class three July 1,
1939 ; cons, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ;
cml. att. at Bogota July 9, 1942 ; couns. of emb. for
econ. affairs at Bogota Nov. 5, 1942 ; to the Dept. July
14, 1943 ; class two July 16, 1943 ; 1st sec. of emb. for
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duty with U. S. representative to Politico-Military
Commn. at Algiers Oct. 5, 1943; econ. couns., office of
U.S. mem., Advisory Council, Allied Control Commn.
for Italy, Dec. 3, 1943 ; econ. couns., office of U. S. rep-
resentative, Advisory Council for Italy, June 23, 1944 ;
couns. of emb. for econ. affairs at Rome Feb. 10, 1945 ;
class one Dec. 17, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class one
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Livermore, Seward Wright. — b. Winona, Minn., Apr.
28, 1901 ; Noble and Greenough Sen. grad. ; Harvard,
A.B. 1923, Ph.D. 1943 ; teacher in private and public
schs. 1930-39 ; instr., Brown U., 1941-44 ; app. re-
search asst. at $3,200 (P-3) in the Dept. of State Oct.
28, 1944 ; P-4 May 14, 1946 ; married. — RE.
Livesey, Frederick. — b. Auburn, N.T., Apr. 1,
1886 ; Lynn Classical High Sch. ; Harvard, A.B. 1908
Harvard Sch. of Business Admin., 1915-16; floor mem
Boston Chamber of Com. grain exchange, 1908-10
farm mgr. and chief elk. of farms and rys., fruit com
pany in Guatemala, 1910-14 ; translator for oil com
pany, 1916-17, in Army War Coll., 1917-18, 1919-23
U. S. Army 1918-19, 1st It., overseas service ; detailed
to Am. Commn. to Negotiate Peace, Paris, 1918-19
app. drafting officer at $3,000 in the Dept. of State
Nov. 12, 1923 ; at $3,100 Nov. 1, 1927 ; at $3,800 Jan.
1, 1928; at $4,600 July 1, 1928; asst. econ. adviser
Dec. 28, 1928 ; act. econ. adviser Mar. 15, 1929-May
12, 1931; at $5,600 July 1, 1929; at $6,500 Dec. 1,
1930 ; representative of the Dept. of State, 6th Gen.
Cong, of the Int. Chamber of Com., Washington, 1931 ;
tech. expert, Conf. of Experts for Moratorium on Inter-
governmental Debts, London, 1931 ; tech. adviser, 4th
Pan. Am. Cml. Conf., Washington, 1931 ; asst., 2d
meeting of Experts' Prep. Commn. for Monetary and
Economic Conf., Geneva, 1933 ; tech. adviser, Int. Sugar
Conf., London, 1937 ; asst. adviser on int. econ. affairs
June 17, 1937 ; at $7,000 June 1, 1939 ; consultant,
Inter-Am. Maritime Cenf., Washington, 1940 : asst. and
act. chief, For. Funds and Financial Div., Oct. 8, 1941 ;
mem., Bd. of Econ. Operations, Oct. 8, 1941-June 24.
1943 ; chief, Financial Div., Nov. 24, 1941 ; at $8,000
(P-8) Jan. 1, 1942 ; adviser, Office of Econ. Affairs, Jan.
15, 1944 ; tech. adviser, U.S. del., United Nations Mone-
tary and Financial Conf., Bretton Woods, N.H., 1944 ;
adviser, Office of Financial and Development Policy,
Feb. 1. 1945 ; adviser on European reconstruction and
investment Oct. 16, 1945-Mar. 10, 1946 ; married. —
OFD.
Lloyd, Eupert Alstyne. — b. Manassas, Va., Dec. 21,
1907; Dunbar High Sch. (D.C.) grad.; Williams Coll.,
B.A. 1930 ; Harvard, M.A. 1931 ; University de Bordeaux
1931-32 ; University de Paris 1938-39 ; instr. in French,
Miner Teachers Coll. 1932-34, Morehouse Coll. 1935-38,
Morgan State Coll. 1939-41 ; app. elk. in Am. leg. at
Managua Mar. 14, 1941 ; v.c. at Monrovia Apr. 17, 1942 ;
For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Dec. 22, 1945 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Monrovia
Dec. 29, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13,
1946.
Lobenstine, James Clark. — b. Shanghai, China, of Am.
parents Feb. 27, 1918 ; Shanghai Am. High Sch. grad. ;
Phillips Exeter grad ; Yale, B.A. 1940, M.A. 1942 ; app.
For. Ser. officer unclass.. v.c. of career, and sec. in
the Diplo. Ser. May 12, 1942; v.c. at Bogota May 16,
1942 ; also 3d sec. at Bogota Dec. 16, 1942 ; v.c. at Car-
tagena, temp., May 12, 1943 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Bogota
May 28, 1943 ; at Lima Feb. 20, 1946 ; class eight May
19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Lockett, Thomas Hickman. — b. Henderson, Ky., Nov.
29, 1893 ; Henderson High Sch. grad. ; Centre Coll. 3
yrs. ; special study in Mexico 1932 ; elk. 1916 ; U.S.
Army 1918, 2d It. ; sales mgr. 1917-28 ; pres., Lockett-
Tate Co., Inc., 1928-32; app. cml. att. at Mexico City
Aug. 12, 1933 ; For. Ser. officer of class three July
1, 1939 ; cons, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ;
class two Feb. 1, 1942 ; couns. of emb. for econ. affairs
at Mexico City Nov. 5, 1942 ; U. S. mem., Mexican
Industrial Commn., 1943- ; class one July 16, 1944 ;
counselor of emb. at Bogota Aug. 23, 1945 ; at Manila
Oct. 14, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class one Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
lockett, William Twyman. — b. Grants Pass, Oreg., July 25,
1911; Alhambra (Calif.) High Sch. grad.; U. of Calif., A. B.
1932; instr., Colegio Americano, Buenos Aires, 1935-37; elk.
in the Dept. of State 1937-40; buyer and auditor, U. of Calif.,
1942-J5; app. econ. analyst in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned
at Buenos Aires Oct. 1, 1945; also admin, asst. at Buenos Aires
July 1, 1946; For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946;
econ. analyst at Buenos Aires Nov. 13, 1946; married.
Lockling, William Bruce. — b. Bisbee, Ariz., June 5,
1905 ; Douglas High Sch. grad. ; U. of Calif., A.B. 1927,
A.M. 1929; U. of 111., Ph.D. 1933; instr. in social
science, Armour (111.) Inst, of Tech., 1933-35 ; instr.
and assoc. of econ., U. of 111., 1935-39 ; asst. prof,
of econ., U. of Wash., 1939-41 ; app. jr. econ. analyst
at Panama Dec. 26, 1941 ; sr. econ. analyst at Panama
Nov. 11, 1942 ; special asst. at Cairo June 6, 1944
(canceled) ; att., staff of U.S. political adviser on
German affairs, Supreme Headquarters, A.E.F., Nov. 4,
1944 ; adviser, U.S. deL, 3d sess. of the Council, United
Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Admin., London.
1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Loewy, Harris. — b. New York, N.Y., Jan. 31, 1909 ;
Boys High Sch. grad. ; N.Y.U., A.B. 1935, M.A.1937 ;
New Sch. for Social Research, grad. work 1938—41 ;
statistician, with public utility company 1929-^41, War
Dept. 1941-42, Lend-Lease Admin., 1942-43 ; app. divi-
sional asst. at $5,000 in the Dept. of State Mar. 3, 1943 ;
at $5,600 Sept. 16, 1943 ; transferred to Office of For.
Econ. Admin. Sept. 30, 1943 ; industrial economist,
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Admin., 1944 ;
app. divisional asst. at $4,600 (P-5) in the Dept. of
State Nov. 13, 1944 ; country specialist Dec. 1, 1944 ;
married. — CP.
Loezere, Leon J. — b. Clermont, France, June 13,
1888; naturalized; U. of Nancy (France), B.S. 1907;
Ecole des Sciences Politiques, Sorbonne, 1932—33 ; U.
of Barcelona 1935-36 ; v. pres.. and gen. mgr. of ice
cream company 1922—24 ; pres. of farm corp. 1924-32 ;
counselor for various corps 1932-43 ; with French
purchasing mission in U.S. 1943 ; consultant, Bd. of
Econ. Warfare, 1944 ; with For. Econ. Admin. 1945 ;
app. management consultant, CAF-14, in the Dept. of
State Nov. 15. 1946. — MN.
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Loftus, John A. — b. Brooklyn, N.Y., Aug. 2, 1911;
Brooklyn Prep. Sch. grad. ; Catholic U., A.B. 1936 ;
Johns Hopkins, Ph.D. 1940 ; asst. prof, of econ., Holy
Cross Coll., 1940-42 ; assoc. in econ., Johns Hopkins,
1942 ; economist and price specialist, Office of Price
Admin, and Bd. of Econ. Warfare, 1942-43 ; app.
divisional asst. at $5,600 in the Dept. of State Nov.
2, 1943 ; at $6,500 July 1, 1944 ; recording sec. of U.S.
group of experts, preliminary exploratory discussions
on petroleum questions, Apr. 1944, and of U.S. del.,
Conversations on Petroleum, July 1944, U.S. and
United Kingdom, Washington ; special asst. to the
dir., Office of Int. Trade Policy, June 1, 1945 ; at
$7,175 July 1, 1945 ; chief, Petroleum Div., at $8,750
(P-8) Sept. 17, 1945; married. — PED.
Loftus, Victor Harald. — b. Lawrence, Mass., July
17, 1897 ; Lawrence High Sch. grad. ; business sch. ;
U. of Me. 1916-17 ; Southeastern U., B.C.S. 1923 ; Nat.
U. Law Sch. 1929-31 ; app. elk., temp., at $1,000 in the
Dept. of State Feb. 10, 1919; elk. in the Diplo. Ser.
and assigned to emb. at Paris Dec. 5, 1919 ; elk. at
$1,000 in the Dept. of State Aug. 30, 1920 ; at $1,200
Jan. 1, 1921; at $1,400 Mar. 1, 1924; at $1,860 July
1, 1924 ; at $1,920 Mar. 1, 1927 ; at $2,100 July 1,
1928 ; at $2,200 July 1, 1928 ; at $2,400 July 1, 1930 ;
app. asst. dist. acct. and disbursing officer at Mexico
City Dec. 11, 1931 ; also v. c. at Mexico City Jan. 29,
1932 ; dist. acct. and disbursing officer at Mexico City
Mar. 17, 1932 ; disbursing officer, North and Cen. Am.
Regional Radio Conf., Mexico City, 1933 ; relieved of
duties as dist. acct. and disbursing officer at Mexico
City July 1, 1942 ; special disbursing agt. and v.c,
office of U.S. representative on Advisory Council for
Italy, Rome, Sept. 20, 1944 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class seven Nov. 13, 1946 ; married,
Logan, James Hill. — b. Albion, R.I., May 19, 1898 ;
business sch. ; with oil company 1920-22 ; with fruit
company 1922-37, 1939-45 ; with private company
1938-39 ; app. consular agt. at Golflto Mar. 31, 1945 ;
married.
Logsdon, Ella A. (Mrs.). — b. Tyndall, S. Dak.; State
Normal Sch. (Springfield) grad. 1912; business sch.;
Washington Sch. of Accountancy, M.C.S. 1934 ; teacher
in public sch. 1912—15 ; stenog. and bookkeeper 1917-18 ;
elk., War Dept., 1918-20; app. elk. at $1,200 in the
Dept. of State Sept. 20, 1920 ; at $1,400 Sept. 1, 1922 ;
at $1,680 July 1, 1924; at $1,740 Mar. 1, 1927: at
$1,800 July 1, 1928 ; at $2,300 Dec. 1, 1929 ; at $2,500
July 1, 1930; at $2,600 July 3, 1930; admin, asst. at
$3,200 Apr. 1, 1931; asst. chief, Office of Fiscal and
Budget Affairs, July 6, 1937 ; at $3,500 Dec. 15, 1937 ;
at $3,600 Apr. 16, 1939 ; chief, Office of Fiscal and
Budget Affairs, at $4,600 Jan. 23, 1940 ; at $4,800 Oct. 1.
1942; asst. chief, Div. of Budget and Finance, Jan. 15,
1944 ; chief of budget branch, Div. of Budget and Fi-
nance, June 24, 1944; at $5,600 (CAF-13) Aug. 16,
1944 ; act. special asst. to the dir., Office of Budget and
Finance, Apr. 22, 1946 ; special adviser to the dir. Nov.
3. 1946. — OBF.
London, Kurt L. — b. Berlin, Germany, Sept. 12, 1899 ;
naturalized 1943 ; high-sch. grad. ; U. of Berlin, U. of
Heidelberg, U. of Wurzburg ; U. of Zurich, Ph.D. 1923 ;
Sorbonne and U. of London, grad. work 1934-36 ; for.
correspondent, editor and prof, in Germany, Russia,
France, Czechoslovakia, England, U.S. and the Bal-
kans 1923-37 ; lecturer, Columbia U. ; instr. and visit-'
ing prof., Coll. of the City of New York, Brooklyn Coll.,
and U. of Denver, 1938-42 ; sr. regional specialist, Of-
fice of War Information, 1942-45 ; transferred to the
Dept. of State as regional specialist, CAF-13, Aug. 31,
1945 ; married. — ADE.
Long, Anna Elizabeth. — b. Vicksburg, Miss., Sept. 3,
1919; Tallulah (La.) High Sch. grad.: La. State,
B.S. 1939 : elk., La. State Experiment Station, 1939-
40 ; admin, supervisor, War Dept., 1940-43 ; U.S.
Army 1943-45, capt. ; app. cryptographic supervisor
in the For.. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at London
Jan. 14, 1646; admin, asst. at London July 1, 1946;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946.
Long, Guy Oliver.— b. Somerset Co., Pa., Apr. 20,
1910 ; Dale High Sch. grad ; Georgetown, B.S. (For.
Ser.) 1936; Georgetown Law Sch. 1936-37; head
pressman, Govt. Printing Office, 1929-40 ; pressman
and foreman, Panama Canal, 1940-45 ; app. elk. in
Am. emb. at Mexico City June 30, 1945 ; admin, asst.
at Mexico City Feb. 10, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Long, James A. — b. York, Pa., Aug. 27, 1898 ; York
High Sch. grad. ; management Consultant 1933—42 ;
admin, analyst, Office of Quartermaster Gen., War
Dept., 1942—43 ; management analyst, War Production
Bd., 1943-45 ; app. management analyst at $5,600
(CAF-13) in the Dept. of State June 1, 1945; manage-
ment consultant. CAF-14, June 30, 1946 ; married.—
MN.
Longanecker, David E. — b. Hagerstown, Md., Feb. 22,
1906 ; Hagerstown High Sch. grad. ; Georgetown U.
Sch. of For. Ser. 1926-30; Dept. of Agri. Grad. Sch.
1932-33 : elk. for mfg. company 1923-24, War Dept.
and Coast and Geodetic Survey 1924-25 ; sec. to U.S.
senator 1925-26 ; specialist on dom. -machinery indus-
tries and trade, Bu. of For. and Dom. Com., 1927^11 ;
divisional asst., Dept. of State, Apr.-Sept. 1941 ; chief
of section, Bd. of Econ. Warfare, 1941-42 ; app. divi-
sional asst. at $4,600 in the Dept. of State Sept. 1,
1942 ; transferred to the Office of For. Econ. Admin, as
chief of section Dec. 6, 1943 ; app. divisional asst. at
$4,600 in the Dept. of State Mar. 16, 1944 ; liaison offi-
cer at $5,600 (P-6) July 16, 1944 ; alt. chm.. Petroleum
Facilities Coordinating Comm., 1945- ; asst. chief of
branch, Petroleum Div., Apr. 21, 1946 ; married. — PED.
Longstreet, Victor Mendell. — b. Louisville, Ky., Jan.
I. 1907 ; Du Pont Manual Training High Sch. grad. ;
Harvard, S.B. 1930 ; economist with telephone and
telegraph company 1930-31 ; economist 1931-35, chief
of banking section 1935-42, Fed. Reserve Bd. ; U.S.
Army 1942-45, It. col. ; app. asst. chief, Div. of Fi-
nancial Affairs, Dept. of State, at $7,175 (P-7) July
II. 1945 ; married. — FN.
Longyear, Robert Dudley. — b. Paris, France, of Am.
parents, Feb. 11, 1896 ; Francis W. Parker Sch. ; Volk-
mann Sch. ; Harvard, A.B. 1918 ; war course, U.S.N.A.
1918; George Washington, LL.B. 1931; mem. of bar
of D.C. ; U. S. Navy 1917-19, It. (jg) ; app. v c. of
career of class three May 25, 1921 ; assigned co Port
au Prince July 21, 1921 ; class two May 26, 1922 ; class
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one Feb. 26. 1923 ; v. c. at Geneva Mar. 30, 1923 ; cons,
of class seven Dec. 19, 1923 ; For. Ser. officer of class
eight July 1, 1924 ; class seven June 2, 1926 ; cons, at
Lucerne, temp., Aug. 30, 1926 ; at Geneva Nov. 1, 1926 ;
to the Dept. July 16, 1927; class six May 17, 1928;
class five July 24, 1930 ; at Munich July 27, 1931 ; at
Edinburgh July 26, 1933; at Marseille Aug. 23, 1935;
at Malaga, temp., Feb. 19, 1937; at Marseille Apr. 7,
1937 ; class four June 1, 1937 ; sec. In the Diplo. Ser.
Aug. 17, 1937; resigned Mar. 20, 1938; app. divisional
asst. in the Dept. of State at $3,800 Sept. 3, 1940:
at $4,600 (P-5) Aug. 16, 1941 ; act. asst. chief, Div. of
For. Activity Correlation, Aug. 8, 1944 ; personnel
officer, CAF-13, Dec. 20, 1945 ; married. — FP.
Loranger, Jane T. — app. admin, asst. in the For. Ser.
and assigned at New Delhi July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; librarian at
New Delhi Nov. 13, 1946.
Lord, John Hayes. — b. Plymouth, Mass., Aug. 5,
1892 ; Milton Acad. ; Harvard, A.B. 1914 ; business
sen. ; Sorbonne 1919 : in fruit-growing business 1913-
14 ; with mfg. company 1915-16 ; accountant 1916-17 ;
U. S. Marine Corps 1917-19, overseas service; app.
v. c. at Basel Mar. 3, 1920; at Prague Aug. 5, 1920;
at Singapore Oct. 18, 1921; at Funchal Aug. 7, 1925;
For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and v. c. at
Funchal Sept. 11, 1925; at London Jan. 3, 1929; class
eight, cons., and cons, at London July 24, 1930 ; to the
Dept. June 15, 1934 ; class seven Oct. 1, 1935 ; cons, at
Vienna Apr. 3, 1937 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Apr. 22,
1937 ; also 2d sec. at Vienna May 21, 1937 ; cons, at
Vienna Apr. 7, 1938; class six Aug. 17, 1938; at Rot-
terdam Feb. 21, 1939 ; at Amsterdam Apr. 29-July 15,
1941 ; class five May 1, 1941 ; cons, at Kingston Nov. 21,
1941 ; class four May 16, 1945 ; cons, at Antwerp Aug.
29, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Loren, Odin Gerhard. — b. Superior, Wis., Apr. 17,
1892; Spokane (Wash.) High Sch. grad. ; Spokane Coll.
I yr. ; cml. and secretarial work 1912-17 ; U. S. Army
1917-19, 2d It, overseas service; elk. 1919-20; app.
v. c. at Colf.n Feb. 6, 1920 ; at Edmonton July 14, 1926 ;
For. Ser. officer unclass. and v. c. of career Jan. 13,
1928 ; v. c. at Edmonton Jan. 14, 1928 ; at Antofagasta
Apr. 28, 1931 ; at Buenos Aires May 23, 19:J4 ; class
eight July 1, 1934; v. c. at Rio de Janeiro Dec. 27,
1934 ; cons. Jan. 22, 1935 ; cons, at Rio de Janeiro
Jan. 24, 1935; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Aug. 17, 1937;
cons, at Nuevo Laredo Sept. 29. 1937 ; class seven
Feb. 1, 1942 ; cons, at Maracaibo Mar. 18, 1944 ; class
six Dec. 17, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov.
13, 1946 ; married.
Lorwin, Val Rogin. — b. New York, N.Y., July 21
1907 ; DeWitt Clinton High Sch. grad. ; Cornell, A.B
1927, grad. work 1930-32 ; Ohio State U., A.M. 1929
with Am. Field Ser. in France 1932-33 ; asst. in dept
of hist., Ohio State U. 1929-30, Cornell U. 1930-32
tutor of hist., Brooklyn Coll., 1933-34 ; private re
search 1934-35 ; asst. economist, Nat. Recovery Ad
min. 1935-37, Dept. of Agri. 1937-39 ; assoc. labor
standards analyst, Dept. of Labor, 1939-41 ; econo-
mist, Office of Civilian Requirements, Office of Pro-
duction Management, and War Production Bd., 1941-
43 ; U.S. Army 1943-46, 1st It., overseas service ;
Office of Strategic Services 1944-45 ; transferred to
the Dept. of State as research analyst, P-5, Oct. 1,
1945 ; chief of European section, Div. of Int. Labor,
Social, and Health Affairs Aug. 11, 1946 ; married. —
ILH.
Lory, Hillis. — b. Sutherland, Iowa, Nov. 13, 1900 ;
Morningside Coll., A.B. 1922 ; Columbia, A.M. 1930 ;
Morningside, LL.D. 1945 ; mem. of faculty, Hokkaido
Imperial D., Japan, 1925-29 ; further residence and
study in Japan, 1929, 1934, 1937 ; fellowship in Far
Eastern Int. Relations, Columbia, 1929-31 ; act. head of
dept. of political science, Denison U., 1931-33 ; mem.
of faculty of political science, Stanford U., 1933-34 ;
lecturer on Far Eastern politics, Carnegie Endowment
for Int. Peace; Honnald Foundation lecturer, Knox
Coll. 1934 ; Porter Foundation lecturer, Beloit Coll.,
1935 ; mem. of faculty, Far Eastern Area Sch., Stanford
U., 1943-44 ; app. divisional asst. at $5,600 (P-6) in
the Dept. of State June 3, 1944 ; married. — J A.
Loupe, Sylvain R. — app. For. Ser. Staff officer of class
five and assigned as communications officer at Paris
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Lovell, Alfred H., Jr. — b. Ann Arbor, Mich., July 15,
1916 ; U. of Mich. High Sch. grad. ; U. of Mich., A.B.
1938 ; Fletcher Sch. of Law and Diplomacy, M.A.
1939 ; elk. 1936-37 ; teacher, Derby Acad., 1939-40 ;
app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Apr. 9, 1940 ; v. c. at Montreal Apr.
18, 1940 ; For. Ser. Sch. Jan. 23, 1941 ; 3d sec. and v.c.
at Bogota June 30, 1941 ; near the Govt, of Poland es-
tablished in England Nov. 17, 1944 ; at Warsaw Nov.
17, 1944 (proceeded July 31, 1945) ; class eight Mar.
1, 1945 ; class seven May 19, 1946 ; 3d sec. and v.c.
at Paris June 26, 1946 ; 2d sec. at Paris in addition to
duties as v.c. July 11, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
five Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Loving, William B., Jr. — app. public affairs officer in
the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Santiago July
1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class four Nov.
13, 1946.
Lovitt, John V. — b. Nova Scotia, Canada, Aug. 25,
1898; naturalized 1920; West Philadelphia High Sch.
grad. ; U.S. Navy 1918-21 ; U. of Pa. 1920 ; Oxford,
M.A. and B.C.L. 1924; Inns of Court (London) 1921-
24 ; mem. of bar in England and Pa. ; partner in law
practice 1924—42 ; lecturer in finance at U. of Pa. ;
app. divisional asst. at $5,600 in the Dept. of State
July 20, 1942 ; act. asst. chief, Div. of Defense Mate-
rials, July 1-Aug. 27, 1943 ; asst. chief, Blockade and
Supply Div., Sept. 1-Nov. 30, 1943 ; asst. adviser. Office
of the Special Adviser on the Eastern Hemisphere, at
$6,500 Dec. 1, 1943-Jan. 14, 1944 ; Dept. representa-
tive, war-trade negotiations with the Swiss, London,
1943-44 ; asst. adviser. War Areas Econ. Div., Oct. 16,
1944 ; adviser Dec. 20, 1944 ; at $8,000 (P-8) Jan. 4,
1945 ; expert on int. security affairs, P-7, May 22,
1946.— IS.
Low, Lawrence David. — b. Butler, Pa., June 11, 1916 ;
Rock Creek (Ohio) High Sch. grad. ; Nat. U., LL.B.
1941 ; mem. of bar of D. C. ; messenger, Interstate
Com. Commn., 1937-39 ; elk., Bu. of Internal Revenue,
719707° — 47-
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1939-41 ; investigator, Civil Ser. Commn., 1941-42,
Jan.-June 1946 ; U.S. Navy 1942-46, It., overseas
service ; legal consultant, Veterans Admin., June-Oct.
1946 ; app. security officer, CAF-11, in the Dept. of
State Oct. 9, 1946 ; married. — CON.
Lowrie, Janet Morris. — b. Brooklyn, N.Y., Mar. 22,
1911 ; Ruston Acad. (Habana) grad. ; Madison Coll.,
B.S. 1933 ; sec. for private sch. in Habana 1934-36 ;
app. elk. in Am. emb. at Habana July 16, 1936 ; fur-
lough for mil. ser. (U. S. Marine Corps, It.) July 15,
1945-June 29, 1946 ; admin, asst. at Panama June 29,
1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov.
13, 1946.
Ludden, Raymond Paul. — b. Pall River, Mass., June
6, 1909 ; B.M.C. Durfee High Sch. grad. ; Georgetown,
B.S. (For. Ser.) 1930; reporter 1926-27; teacher 1930-
31 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Liverpool Aug. 1, 1931 ;
v. c. at Liverpool Sept. 5, 1931 ; For. Ser. officer unclass.,
v. c. of career, and sec. in the Dlplo. Ser. Dec. 17, 1931 ;
v. c. at Liverpool Jan. 2, 1932 ; to the For. Ser. Sch.
Aug. 19, 1932 ; v. c. at Tsinan Dec. 22, 1932 ; at Yoko-
hama Aug. 1, 1934 ; at Mukden Dec. 22, 1936 : language
officer at Peiping May 20, 1938 ; class eight Mar. 16,
1939 ; v. c. at Canton Aug. 23, 1940-Dec. 7, 1941 ; class
seven Aug. 16, 1941 ; 2d sec. at Chungking July 31,
1942 ; v. c. at Kunming Oct. 1, 1942 ; cons. Nov. 3, 1942 ;
cons, at Kunming Nov. 6. 1942; also 2d sec. at Chung-
king Aug. 10, 1943 (detailed to staff of Commanding
Gen., U.S. Army Forces, China, Burma, and India) ;
class six Nov. 16, 1943 ; detailed to U.S. Army Observer
Section, Yenan, June 1944-Mar. 1945 ; class five May
16, 1945 ; Army and Navy Staff Coll. grad. 1945 ; 2d
sec. and cons, at Nanking Apr. 1, 1946 ; class four
May 19, 1946 ; 1st sec. at Nanking in addition to duties
as cons. July 11, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Ludlow, James Minor. — b. Wareham, Mass., May 26,
1917; Columbia High Sch. (South Orange, N.J.) grad.;
Williams Coll., B.A. 1939; Columbia, A.M. 1940, grad.
work 1940-42 ; app. divisional asst. at $2,000 in the
Dept. of State Mar. 4, 1942; at $3,200 Sept. 1,
1943; at $3,800 (P-4) Sept. 7, 1944; asst. on int.
security, P-5, Sept. 8, 1946. — IS.
Ludy, Albert Kienzle, Jr. — b. Sitka, Alaska, Mar. 21,
1920 ; Eastern High Sch. (D.C.) grad. ; U. of Mich., A.B.
1942 ; asst. research analyst. Office of Strategic Services,
1942-43 ; app. jr. econ. analyst at Tegucigalpa Aug. 25,
1943 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 22, 1945 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at
Tegucigalpa Dec. 29, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class sis
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Luke, Louise E. — b. Pittsburgh, Pa. ; high-sch. grad. ;
U. of Minn., A.B. 1929 ; Columbia, M.A. 1936 ; pub-
licity dir. for private company 1939-42 ; U.S. Navy
1942-46, It. ; app. econ. analyst in the For. Ser. Aux-
iliary and assigned at Moscow Jan. 8, 1946 ; att. at
Moscow June 6, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
ten Nov. 13, 1946.
Lundell, Elizabeth Niles (Mrs.). — b. Binghamton.
N.Y. ; St. Mary's Hall (N.J.) grad. ; feature writer
on newspaper 1924-27 ; asst. public relations counsel
for trade assn., 1928-29 ; newspaper editor 1929-37 ;
media specialist, Office of War Information, 1943-45 ;
transferred to the Dept. of State as media control
editor, CAF-12, Aug. 31, 1945 ; visual display editor,
CAF-11, Mar. 11. 1946; chief of film-strip section.
Int. Press and Publications Div., CAF-12, May 20,
1946. — INP.
Lundgren, Maynard Benjamin. — b. Rockford, 111.,*
June 11, 1894 ; George Washington, A.B. 1929, M.A.
1932; bookkeeper 1913-14; sec. to atty. 1915-17; elk.,
Navy Dept., 1917-18; special asst. of Dept. of State
for war-trade work at Christiania 1919 ; elk. in Am. leg.
at Christiania 1919-21 ; in Dept. of State 1921-24 ;
in Am. leg. at Peking 1924-26 ; app. elk. at $1,320 in
the Dept. of State Jan. 26, 1927; at $1,500 Oct. 1,
1927; at $1,620 July 1, 1928; at $1,680 July 1, 1928;
at $2,000 May 1, 1929; at $2,200 July 1, 1930; at
$2,300 Aug. 1, 1936; elk., Int. Sugar Conf., London,
1937 ; private sec. to asst. sec. of state at $2,600 Oct.
12, 1937; at $2,700 Apr. 16, 1939; admin, officer at
$3,500 Feb. 1, 1940; asst. chief, Div. of For. Ser. Admin.,
at $3,800 Nov. 16, 1940 ; at $4,600 (CAF-12) June 1,
1942 ; furlough for mil. ser. Dec. 2, 1942-Sept. 11,
1945 ; v.c. at Vienna Oct. 27, 1945 ; also admin, asst. at
Vienna Apr. 21, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten
Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Vienna Nov. 13, 1946.
Lunning, Just. — b. Odense, Denmark, May 14, 1910; Am.
citizen; Herlufsholm Prep. Sch. (Denmark) grad.; U. of Copen-
hagen 1929-30; Harvard, A. B. 1932, LL. B. 1937; research in-
vestigator, N. Y. State Labor Dept., 1937-39; asst. to pres. of
importing firm 1939-42; sr. econ. analyst, For. Econ. Admin..
1942-44; U. S. Navy 1944^46, It., overseas service; detailed to the
Office of the Asst. Sec. of State for Admin. Nov. 1945; app. chief
of Special Estimates Staff, Dept. of State, at $7,175 Mar. 29,
1946; chief, Div. of Management Planning, June 25, 1946; CAF-I5
July 1, 1946; married.— MN.
Lutkins, LaRue Robbing. — b. Port Chester, N.Y., June
27, 1919 ; St. Mark's Sch. grad. ; Yale, A.B. 1TJ41 ; em-
ployed in ordnance plant 1941 ; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Feb. 20, 1942; v.c. at Habana Mar. 3, 1942; also 3d
sec. at Habana Aug. 13, 1942 ; v.c. at Nueva Gerona Aug.
24. 1942 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Habana May 15, 1943 ;
3d sec. at Chungking Dec. 15, 1943 (canceled) ; fur-
lough for mil. ser. Aug. 29, 1944- Jan. 2, 1946 ; to the
Dept. Dec. 29, 1945 ; v.c. at Peiping Oct. 8, 1946 ; F< t.
Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Lyda, Herbert Willard. — b. Dodge City, Kans., Dec.
21, 1913 ; Roswell (N. Mex.) High Sch. grad. ; San
Diego State Coll., B.A. 1938 ; with tire company 1938-
39 ; with cml. firm in Rio de Janeiro 1939 ; app. elk.
in Am. emb. at Rio de Janeiro Dec. 11, 1939; fur-
lough for mil. ser. (U. S. Marine Corps, maj., overseas
service) Feb. 19, 1941-Mar. 29, 1946 ; v.c. and admin,
officer at Wellington Mar. 29, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Welling-
ton Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Lydman, Jack Wilson. — b. Brooklyn, N.Y., Feb. 6,
1914 ; Kingston High Sch. grad. ; Bard Coll.. A.B.
1936; U. of Hamburg, diploma 1935; Columbia U.
1937-40: teaching fellow, Columbia U., 1937; instr.,
Bard Coll., 1938 42 : research analyst 1942-45, target
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analyst May-Oct. 1945, War Dept. ; chief of div.,
U.S. Strategic Bombing Survey, 1945-46 ; app. re-
search analyst, P-6, in the Dept. of State Aug. 23,
1946 ; married. — DRF.
Lyerly, 3. Edward. — b. Salisbury, N.C., Sept. 20,
1914 ; Boydeii High Sen. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ;
Southeastern U., LL.B. 1941 ; mem. of bar of D.C. ;
bookkeeper 1932-33; elk., Treas. Dept., 1933-34; ma-
chine operator, Securities and Exchange Commn.,
1934-35 ; receptionist, Dept. of Justice, Apr.-Aug.
1935 ; sr. elk., Treas. Dept., 1935-36 ; calculating ma-
chine operator and supervisor. Veterans' Admin., Apr.—
Nov. 1936 ; app. elk. at $1,440 in the Dept. of State
Nov. 9, 1936 ; at $1,620 Mar. 16, 1938 ; at $1,680 Apr.
16, 1939 ; resigned Oct. 13, 1940 ; adjudicator, Social
Security Bd., 1940-42 ; principal claims examiner, Gen.
Accounting Office, 1942—45 ; app. fiscal and budgetary
analyst at $3,800 (CAF-11) in the Dept. of State Jan.
17, 1945 ; act. special asst. to dir., Office of Budget and
Finance, Apr. 22, 1946 : special asst. to dir., P-5, Sept.
8, 1946 ; married. — OBF.
Lynch, Andrew Green. — b. Utica, N.Y., Oct. 3,
1902 ; Salisbury Scb. grad. ; narvard 1922-24 ; app. For.
Ser. officer unclass. and v. c. of career Feb. 5, 1927 ;
v. c. at Liverpool Feb. 25, 1927 ; For. Ser. Scb. Jan. 20,
1928; v. c. at Tientsin June 11, 1928; at Mukden Aug.
28, 1929 ; at Bangkok Feb. 16, 1932 ; sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Feb. 19, 1932 ; also 3d sec. at Bangkok Feb. 25,
1932; class eight July 1, 1934; v. c. at Jerusalem Oct.
12, 1934 ; cons. Jan. 22, 1935 ; cons, at Jerusalem Jan.
24, 1935 ; cons, and 3d sec. at Teheran May 29, 1937 ;
cons, at Montreal Mar. 26, 1940 ; at Lagos Nov. 7, 1942 ;
class seven Nov. 16, 1943; class fire May 16, 1945;
to the Dept. Oct. 26, 1945 ; asst. chief, Div. of African
Affairs, June 25, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married. — AF.
Lynch, William Ruben. — b. Admire, Kans., June 5,
1885 : Kans. State Normal Sch. 1904-11 ; Kans. State
Agri. Coll. 1913 ; teacher in rural and high sch. 4 yrs. ;
teacher, elk. and stenog. in Philippine I. 1913-20 ; app.
elk. in Am. consulate gen. at Canton Mar. 10, 1920 ;
v.c. at Canton Aug. 1, 1921 ; elk. in Am. consulate gen.
at Shanghai Nov. 2, 1921 ; v.c. at Shanghai Feb. 26,
1926-Dec. 7, 1941 ; at Cairo July 20, 1942 ; elk. at
Istanbul Apr. 13, 1943 ; v.c. at Istanbul Feb. 10, 1944 ;
v.c. and admin, asst. at Belgrade July 14, 1945 (can-
celed) ; v.c. and admin, officer at Shanghai Sept. 14,
1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eight Nov. 13,
1946 ; v.c. at Shanghai Nov. 13, 1946.
Lynde, Cornelius. — b. Rock Island, 111., Feb. 20, 1881 :
University Sch. (Chicago) grad. ; Williams, A.B. 1902 ;
Northwestern, LL.B. 1905 ; mem. of bar of 111. ; U.S.
Navy 1918-22 ; mem. of law firms 1905-42 ; chief
consultant, War Dept., 1942—44 ; asst. dir. of div..
War Shipping Admin., 1944-45 ; transferred to the
Dept. of State as special asst. to the Commr., Office of
For. Liquidation, CAF-15, Oct. 20, 1945 ; dir.. Mari-
time Div., May 5, 1946 ; married. — OFLC.
Lyon, Cecil Burton. — b. Staten Island, N.T., Nov.
8, 1903 ; St. Bernard's Prep. Sch. grad. ; St. George's
Scb. grad. ; Harvard, A.B. 1927 ; with investment bank-
ers 1927-30 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 16, 1930 ; v. c. at
Habana, temp., Dec. 26, 1930; For. Ser. Sch. Dec. 29,
1931 ; r. c. at Hong Kong Apr. 7, 1932 ; 3d sec. at
Tokyo Apr. 26, 1933 ; 3d sec. of leg. at Peiping Oct. 23,
1933 ; also v. c. at Tientsin Mar. 1, 1934 ; 3d sec. of
emb. at Peiping Sept. 17, 1935, In addition to duties
as v. c. at Tientsin ; class eight Apr. 1, 1937 ; cons. Apr.
22, 1937 ; cons, at Tientsin Apr. 26, 1937, In addition to
duties as 3d sec. at Peiping ; 3d sec. at Santiago June
24, 1938 ; sec. to Am. del., 3d Pan Am. Highway Conf.,
Santiago, 1939; class seven, Nov. 18, 1939; 2d sec.
at Santiago June 3, 1940 ; class six Oct. 20, 1942 ; to
the Dept. July 6, 1943 ; liaison sec, 1st sess. of the
Council, United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation
Admin., Atlantic City, N. J., 1943; asst. chief, Div. of
West Coast Affairs, Jan. 15, 1944 ; act. chief, Div. of
West Coast Affairs, temp., Jan. 15, 1944 ; asst. chief,
Div. of North and West Coast Affairs, July 26, 1944 ;
act. chief Aug. 7-Sept. 13, 1944 ; 2d sec. and cons, at
Cairo Oct. 6, 1944 ; 1st sec. at Cairo in addition to
duties as cons. May 4. 1945: class five May 16, 1945;
class four May 19. 1946 ; to the Dept. July 17, 1946 ;
act. asst. chief, Div. of River Plate Affairs, Oct. 28,
1946; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946;
married. — RPA.
Lyon, Frederick Bronson. — b. Detroit, Mich., June
15, 1897; Central High Sch.; U. of Mich. grad. 1920;
U. S. Army 1917-19, overseas service; in business 1919-
20 ; traveled in France and Cen. Europe 1921 ; Am. Re-
lief Admin. In Russia 1921-23 ; special representative of
Dept. of State in Europe 1923-25 ; app. elk. to cml. att.
at Riga Dec. 1, 1925 ; representative, Conf., of Int.
Chamber of Com., Stockholm, 1927; trade commr. at
Helsingfors Nov. 1, 1927 ; cml. att. at Helsingfors Dec.
30, 1927 ; at Athens and Tirana June 7, 1929 ; also at
Istanbul and Sofia Sept. 15, 1931 ; at Budapest Feb.
4, 1932 ; relieved June 30, 1938 ; dist. mgr., Agri. Adjust-
ment Admin., N.Y., 1933-35 ; special representative for
exporting firm in Cen. and So. Amer. Mar-Aug. 1935 ;
sales exec, for chemical company 1935-36 ; commr. tc
foreign countries. Golden Gate Int. Exposition, 1937 ;
app. asst. chief, Div. of Int. Conferences, Dept. of State,
at $6,500 Dec. 29, 1937 ; sec. to Am. del., 8th Int. Conf.
of Am. States, Lima, 1938 ; del., 1st Inter-Am. Travel
Cong., San Francisco, 1939 ; mem., gen. exec. bd. and
Fed. Govt, committee, 7th World's Poultry Cong., Cleve-
land, 1939 ; mem., hospitality committee, sec, and ad-
min, officer of 8th Am. Scientific Cong., Washington,
1940 ; at $6,750 Oct. 1, 1941 ; representative of the
Dept. of State on exchange vessel Drottningholm 1942 ;
exec. asst. to asst. sec. of state and asst. chief, Div.
of For. Activity Correlation, June 16, 1942 ; at $7,000
Apr. 1, 1944 ; chief, Div. of For. Activity Correlation,
May 1, 1944 ; at $8,000 (P-8) Aug. 22, 1944 ; act. dir.,
Office of Controls, June 20, 1945 ; dir. Apr. 21, 1946 ;
ma rried. — CON.
Lyon, Frederick Scouller. — b. Pontiac, 111., Mar. 2,
1910 ; Pontiac Township High Sch. grad. ; U. of 111.
1927-31 ; sr. trust and estate admin, officer with bank
1933-43 ; admin, officer in Algiers, Naples, Florence,
Milan, Vienna, and Manila, Office of War Information,
1943-46 ; app. admin, officer in the For. Ser. and
assigned at Manila July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer
of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
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Lyon, Scott Calvin. — b. Columbus, Ohio, Aug. 18,
1912; Bexley High Sch. grad. ; Ohio State U., B. Chem.
Eng. 1934; Mass. Inst, of Tech., sunn. , r 1936, 1937-38;
1st It., O.R.C. 1933- ; chemical engiueer 1934-36 ; night
supt. in industrial company 1939 ; For. Ser. elk. July-
Sept. 1940; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Sept. 3, 1940 ; to the Dept.,
temp., Sept. 5, 1940 ; v.c. at Lisbon Nov. 20, 1940 ; at
Horta Aug. 21, 1942; at Sao Vicente Feb. 24, 1943;
3d sec. and v.c. at Lisbon Dec. 3, 1943 ; v.c. at Antwerp
Mar. 8, 1945 ; class eight Aug. 13, 1945 ; v.c. at
Brussels, temp., May 1, 1946 ; 3d sec. at Brussels in
addition to duties as v.c. June 21, 1946 (canceled) ;
3d sec. and v.c. at Mexico City Sept. 10, 1946 ; For. Ser,
officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946.
MacArthur, Douglas, 2d. — b. Bryn Mawr, Pa., July
5, 1909; Milton Acad, grad.; Yale, B.A. 1932; O.R.C.
1933-35, 1st It. ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Oct. 1. 1935 ; v.c.
at Vancouver Oct. 3, 1935 : For. Ser. Sch. Dec. 5, 1936 ;
v.c. at Naples Apr. 7, 1937 ; v.c. and 3d see. at Paris
Dec. 17, 1937; 3d sec. at Vichy June 10, 1940-Nov. 8,
1942; v.e. at Lisbon July 19-Oct. 17, 1940; class eight
May 1, 1941 ; class seven July 16, 1943 ; to the Dept.
Feb. 18, 1944 ; sec. of mission, staff of D. S. political
adviser, Supreme Headquarters, A. E. F., at London,
temp., Aug. 17, 1944; sec. and v.c. at Paris Sept. 8,
1944 (canceled); at Paris Oct. 2, 1944; 2d sec. at
Paris in addition to duties as v.c. May 10, 1945; class
six May 16, 1945 ; detailed to Berlin Conf. 1945 ; class
five Aug. 13, 1945 ; cons. Nov. 12, 1946 ; cons, at Paris
in addition to duties as 2d sec. Nov. 12, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Macartney, Myrtle C. — app. admin, asst. in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Baghdad July 1, 1946; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 194t ; librarian at
Baghdad Nov. 13. 1946.
Macatee, Robert Berry. — b. Front Royal, Va., July
31, 1891 ; Front Royal High Sch. grad. , George Wash-
ington D. 2 yrs. ; law elk. 1910-12; elk., Philippine I.,
1913-16; elk., Dept. of State, 1916-18; app. cons,
asst. Oct. 7, 1918 ; with Am. Commn. to Negotiate
Peace, Paris, 1918-19 ; v.c. of career of class three
May 25, 1920, and v. c. at Geneva ; class two Nov. 17,
1921 ; class one May 26, 1922 ; cons, of class seven
Mar. 1, 1923 ; detailed to London Mar. 30, 1923 ; Class
six June 3, 1924 ; For. Ser. officer of class seven July
1, 1924 ; class six Aug. 24, 1927 ; cons, at London Feb.
18, 1928; at Nassau Sept. 12, 1929 (canceled); class
five Dec. 19, 1929 ; cons, at Bradford Dec. 23. 1929 ; at
London Sept. 10, 1930 ; class four Oct. 1, 19"5 ; cons,
at Belgrade Oct. 31, 1935 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Aug.
17, 1937 ; class three Mar. 1, 1939 ; 1st sec. at Belgrade
in addition to duties as cons. Nov. 1, 1940; to the Dept.
May 1, 1941 ; class two Feb. 1, 1942 ; act. dir., For.
Ser. Officers* Training Sch., Aug. 5, 1942 ; class one
July 16, 1944 ; asst. chief, Div. of For. Ser. Personnel.
Sept. 21, 1944 ; cons. gen. May 21, 1945 ; cons. gen.
at Ziirieh May 24, 1945 (canceled) ; at Istanbul Sept.
26, 1945 ; at Jerusalem Sept. 13, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer
of class one Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
MacCoy, W. Pierce. — b. Marion, Ind., Jan. 29, 1905 ;
Shortridge High Sch. grad.; U. of 111. Sch. of Med.
1921—25; physical therapist 1925—28; personnel and
safety officer for industrial companies 1928-32 and
1934-35 ; asst. state safety officer, Civil Works Admin.,
1933-34 ; dist. personnel officer 1935-39. asst. chief of
regional personnel office 1939—42, Soil Conservation
Service ; U. S. Army Air Forces 1942^4, maj. ; app.
special asst. to the chief, Div. of Departmental Per-
sonnel, Dept. of State, at $4,600 May 16, 1944;
asst. chief at $5,600 (CAF-13) Oct. 16, 1944; con-
sultant, Efficiency Rating Comm., 1945- ; exec, officer,
Office of Int. Information and Cultural Affairs, CAF-
14, Oct. 26, 1945 ; chief, Div. of Departmental Per-
sonnel, Nov. 26, 1945 ; mem., Comm. on Occupational
Deferments, 1946— ; married. — DP.
MacDonald, Jean. — b. Tacoma, Wash., Jan. 14, 1893 ;
Tacoma High Sch. grad. ; business sch. in Honolulu ;
teacher in normal sch. and woman's coll. ; elk., Bu. of
Internal Revenue, 1922 ; sec. in hospital in Honolulu ;
app. elk. in Am. consulate gen. at Tokyo Dec. 23,
1926 ; at Buenos Aires Sept. 4, 1931 ; at Mexico City
Dec. 17, 1942 ; admin, asst. at Mexico City July 1,
1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946.
MacDonald, John Elrod. — b. East Jaffrey, N.H., June
24, 1914 ; Cony High Sch. (Augusta, Me.) grad. ; Yale,
B.A. 1935 ; Coll. of Chinese Studies, Peiping ; teacher,
North China Am. Sch., Tungchow, 1935-38 ; under-
writer for insur. companies 1938—41 ; field representa-
tive in "West Africa for oil company 1941—45 ; app.
country specialist at $5,180 (P-5) in the Dept. of State
Sept. 14, 1945 ; divisional asst. Mar. 24, 1946 ; mar-
ried.— JK.
Macdonald, John Joseph. — b. St. Louis, Mo., Aug.
10, 1907 : Central High Sch. ; U. of Berlin, summer
1926 ; Washington U., A.B. 1929 ; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Apr. 15, 1930; v. e. at Nuevo Laredo Apr. 29, 1930;
For. Ser. Sch. Sept. 27, 1930; v. c. at Batavia Feb.
24, 1931; at Calcutta June 12, 1935; cla-s eight Apr.
1, 1937 ; cons. Apr. 22, 1937 ; eons, at Calcutta Apr.
26, 1937 ; class seven Apr. 1, 1939 ; to the Dept. May
19, 1930; detailed for special study (Princeton) Sept.
12. 1939; 3d sec. at Nanking June 19. 1940; 2d sec.
at Nanking July 12, 1940 (temp, at Chungking) ; at
Chungking July 1, 1942 ; cons, at Calcutta Aug. 1, 1942 ;
class six Oct. 20, 1942 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Lima May
25, 1944: class four May 16. 1945; 1st sec. at Lima
in addition to duties as cons. June 20, 1945 (did not
proceed to post) ; to the Dept. July 3, 1946; detailed
to Nat. War Coll. Sept. 1-Dee. 15, 1946 ; cons. gen. and
cons. gen. at Bombay and for Portuguese possessions in
India July 19, 1946 (proceeded Dec. 15, 1946) ; For.
Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946.
MacDonald, John P. — b. Glace Bay, Canada, Apr. 7,
1918; naturalized 1926; St. Francis (Duxbury, Mass.)
High Sch. grad. ; Sacred Heart Coll. grad. ; sec. in
paper company 1940-42 ; U. S. Army 1942-45, over-
seas service ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. and assigned at
Berlin Nov. 25, 1945 ; v.e. at Berlin Apr. 1, 1946 :
For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
MacDonell, Sara May (Mrs.). — b. Augusta, Ga., Feb.
19, 1905 ; high-sch. grad. ; Winthrop Coll., B.A. 1925 ;
reporter for newspaper 1926 ; stenog. for business
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319
firm in Paris 1926-27 ; with automobile company in
Egypt 1927-28; with banks in Egypt 1928-30; app.
elk. in Am. consulate at Alexandria Oct. 16, 1930 ;
at Cairo July 4, 1940 ; at Asmara, temp., July 1, 1942 ;
at London May 29, 1943 ; admin, asst. at London Feb.
10, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eleven Nov.
13, 1946.
Mace, Charles Hoyt. — b. Chillicothe, Ohio, May 19,
1916 ; Chillicothe High Sch. grad. ; Benjamin Frank-
lin U., B.C.S. 1941 ; fiscal accountant, Dept. of Agri.,
1934-41 ; chief, Budget and Acct. Div., Social Security
Bd., 1941-43 ; chief, div. of finance and accounts
1943-44, management specialist 1944—46, Office of
War Information ; U.S. Army 1944-46, overseas serv-
ice ; transferred to the Dept. of State as management
specialist, CAF-13, Aug. 31, 1945 ; management
analyst July 9, 1946 ; married. — MN.
Macfarland, James Merrill. — b. South Norwalk, Conn.,
Oct. 8, 1909 ; Williston Sem. grad. ; U. of Geneva, sum-
mer 1925 ; N.Y.U., B.S. 1933 ; Johns Hopkins U. 1943-
44 ; writer 1934-43 ; writer for newspaper 1943-44 ;
personnel investigator with aircraft radio corp. 1942-
43 ; U.S. Army 1943-45 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. Aux-
iliary and assigned to the Dept. Feb. 2, 1945 ; v.c. at
Montreal Mar. 2, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Macfarlane, Archibald Hepburn. — b. Lansdowne, Pa..
Jan. 16, 1899 ; West Philadelphia High Sch. grad. ;
U. of Pa., B.S. 1923, M.A. 1928 ; Am. Turkish Lan-
guage Sch., Istanbul, diploma 1929 ; U.S. Navy
1917-19 ; instr. and asst. prof., Int. Coll., Izmil, Tur-
key, 1923-33 ; asst. merchandise mgr. of retail store
1933-41 ; divisional asst., Dept. o-f State, July-Sept.
1941 ; analyst 1941-42, asst. chief Jan.-Apr. 1942,
and act. chief of div., Bd. of Econ. Warfare, 1941-42 ;
app. divisional asst. at $4,600 in the Dept. of State
Sept. 24, 1942 ; transferred to For. Econ. Admin. Mar.
23, 1944 ; chief of operations div.. For. Econ. Admin.,
1944-45 ; app. sr. econ. analyst in the For. Ser. Auxil-
iary and assigned at Shanghai Oct. 15, 1945; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946.
Macgowan, Basil Finis. — b. St. Petersburg, Russia,
of Am. parents. May 25. 1901 ; Knoxville (Tenn.) High
Sch. grad. ; business sch. ; Mt. Hermon Sch. and Tilton
Seminary ; U. of Tenn. 1918 ; U. of Calif. 1922-24 ;
Russian U., Riga. Latvia, 1928-29 : elk. in Am. con-
sulate at Vladivostok Feb-Oct. 1921 ; auditing elk.,
Inter-Allied Tech. Bd., Harbin, China, 1921-22; with
various industrial and shipping firms in U. S. 1919-20,
1924-26; elk., office of mil. att, Riga, 19J9-30 ; app.
elk. in Am. consulate at Kovno Apr. 14, 1930 ; v. c. at
Kaunas Aug. 29. 1934 ; at Nice and Monaco Aug. 22,
1940-Nov. 8, 1942 ; to the Dept. Feb. 18, 1944 ; v.c. at
Hamilton, Bermuda, Apr. 8, 1944 ; at Belgrade July
23, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13,
1946 : married.
MacKnight, Jesse MacKenzie (Mrs.). — b. Brooklyn.
N.Y. ; Lakewood High Sch. (N.J.) grad.; Pa. State
Coll., A.B. 1931 ; Clark U., M.A. 1932 ; Dept. of Agri.
Grad. Sch. 1945-46 ; field representative, Inter-Coll.
Council, 1934-35 ; dir. of field work and legislative
representative, Nat. Council for Prevention of War,
1935-39 ; research asst., Columbia U. 1940, Dept. of
Agri. 1939-40 ; research assoc, Library of Cong.,
1940-41 ; chief, organizations and propaganda analysis
section, 1941-43, and chief, analysis unit, foreign
agents registration section, 1943-45, Dept. of Jus-
tice ; app. operations liaison officer, CAF-13, in the
Dept. of State Dec. 29, 1945 ; act. special asst. to the
asst. sec. of state for public affairs Apr. 29, 1946. —
A-B.
MacLean, William Or. — b. Minneapolis, Minn., Jan.
3, 1897; North High Sch. grad.; Macalester 1915-17;
U.S. Army 1917-19, overseas service ; U. of Minn.,
B.S. 1921, M.A. 1939; tutors in Spanish in Mexico
City, Barranquilla, and Bogota ; instr. in business
admin., U. of Omaha, 1921-23 ; principal and supt. in
elementary and high schs. in Mexico and Colombia
1923-41 ; app. divisional asst. at .$3,200 in the Dept.
of State Aug. 9, 1941 ; at $3,800 Sept. 16, 1942 ; politi-
cal economist at $5,600 (P-6) Sept. 1, 1944 ; mem.,
U.S. * del., U.S. -Mexican Discussions on Air-Services
Agreement, Mexico City, 1946 ; married. — MA.
MacMillan, Louise. — b. West Point, N.Y., Feb. 22,
1913 : Winsor Sch. grad. ; Vassar, A.B. 1935 ; mem. of
tech. staff for telephone company 1936-37 ; asst. head
mistress and teacher of mathematics in private schs.
1938-42 ; cml. specialist, Treas. Dept., 1942-43 ; club
dir., Am. Red Cross, 1943-45 ; app. econ. analyst in
the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at London Mar.
29, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13,
1946.
MacQuivey, Donald Ross. — b. Wendell, Idaho, June 6,
1913 ; Wendell High Sch. grad. ; Stanford U., A.B.
1935, E.E. 1939, M.B.A. 1942; radio operator for
steamship companies 1935-37 ; shift engineer for radio
company 1939—40 ; research assoc. in Radio Respar'i-h
Laboratory, Harvard U., 1942-45 ; app. divisional
asst. at $4,300 (P-4) in the Dept. of State Aug. 27,
1945 ; mem. of U.S. del., North Am. Regional Broad-
casting Conf., Washington, 1946 ; P-5 Aug. 11, 1946 ;
mem., U.S. del., Five-Power Preliminary Telecommuni-
cations Meeting, Moscow, 1946 ; married. — TD.
MacVeagh, Lincoln. — b. Narragansett Pier, R.I.,
Oct. 1, 1890; Groton Sch. grad.; Harvard, A.B. 1913;
Sorbonne 1913-14 ; U. S. Army 1917-19, maj., overseas
service ; secretary 1912-13 ; elk. 1914-15 ; salesman, pub-
lishing firm, 1915-17, and director 1919-23 ; publisher
1923-33; app. E. E. and M. P. to Greece June 13,
1933 ; to Iceland Aug. 8, 1941 ; to the Union of South
Africa, May 21, 1942 ; A.E. and P. near the Govt, of
Yugoslavia established in Egypt Nov. 12, 1943-Oct. 21,
1944, and near the Govt, of Greece established in Egypt
Nov. 12, 1943 (Govt, of Greece returned to Athens Oct.
21, 1944) ; married.
Macy, Clarence Edward, — b. St. Joseph, Mo., Nov. 9,
1886; State Prep. Sch. (U. of Colo.) grad.; railway-
mail elk. 1906-11 ; examiner railway mail ser., 1911-
14; elk. and mgr. of mail and express traffic 1914-18;
U. S. Army 1918-19, overseas service ; postal express
service in France and Germany 1919-21 ; app. v. c. at
Coblenz Nov. 15, 1921 ; v. c. of career of class three
June 21, 1923 ; v. c. at Coblenz July 2, 1923 ; For. Ser.
officer unclass. July 1, 1924 ; v. c. at Dakar July 6,
1925 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Apr. 9, 1927 ; v. c. and 3d
sec. at Monrovia Apr. 18, 1927 ; v. c. at Port Elizabeth
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Nov. 18, 1927 ; class eight, cons., and cons, at Port
Elizabeth May 17, 1928 ; class seven Dec. 19, 1929 ; at
Tampico May 17, 1930 ; class six July 1, 1934 ; cons, at
Karachi June 10, 1936; also at Kabul Nov. 18, 1936;
class five Aug. 16, 1941 ; relieved of duties at Kabul
Apr. 1, 1942 ; class four Nov. 16, 1943 ; class three
Aug. 13, 1945 ; cons, at Tahiti June 3, 1946 ; cons. gen.
and cons. gen. at Istanbul Sept. 18, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Macy, Josiah Noel. — b. New York, N.Y., Dec. 24, 1900 ;
elementary sch. in Geneva ; Browning High Sch. ;
Middlesex Sch. ; Harvard, A.B. 1922 ; Cambridge U.
1 yr. ; president of publishing company, 1926—44; U.S.
Army, 1941^45, col., overseas service ; app. asst. chief
in charge of media branch. Int. Information Div., Dept.
of State, at $6,500 (P-7) Nov. 18, 1944; int. informa-
tion liaison officer, United Nations Conf. on Int. Org.,
San Francisco, 1945 ; act. chief. Int. Press and Publica-
tions Div., Jan. 1, 1946 ; chief, CAF-15, Apr. 25,
1946. — INP.
Macy, Robert Henry. — b. Macon, Ga., Jan. 24, 1897 ;
Raleigh (N.C.) High Sch.; business-sch. grad. ; tutors
in Spanish 3 yrs., in German 2 yrs. ; stenog., elk., and
sec. in law offices 1914—17 ; chief elk. for ry. assn.
1917-18; field elk., U.S. Army 1918-20, overseas
service; elk., U.S. Railroad Admin., 1920-21 ; app.
elk. in Am. consulate at Tampico Nov. 15, 1921 ; at
Riga Apr. 11, 1930; v.c at Acapulco de Juarez
Oct. 26, 1940 ; at Monterrey Apr. 5, 1941 ; at Toronto
Dec. 14, 1943 ; at Fort William and Port Arthur, temp.,
Aug. 12, 1944 ; at Toronto Sept. 18, 1944 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Maddox, William Percy. — b. Princess Anne, Md., Nov. 21,
1901; Washington High Sch. grad.; St. John's Coll., B. A. 1921;
Oxon Coll., Oxford, B. A. 1925; Harvard, M. A. 1931, Ph. D.
1933; newspaper reporter 1921-22; instr. and asst. prof, of political
science, U. of Oreg., 1925-28; act. assoc. prof, of govt., U. of Va.,
1928-29; instr. in govt., Harvard, 1929-36; asst. prof, of political
science, Princeton, 1936-38; assoc. prof, of political science, U. of
Pa., 1938-42; special asst., Council on For. Relations, 1941-42;
asst. to the pres., For. Policy Assn., 1942; U. S. Army 1943-46,
col., overseas service; app. chief, Div. of Training Services, Dept.
of State, P-8, July 11, 1946; married.— FSS.
Madill, Edwin Joseph.— b. Charlevoix, Mich., Feb. 19, 1911;
Charlevoix High Sch. grad.; Georgetown U. 1929-32; Columbus
U. 1936-37, 1941-42; tax analyst, Mich. State Tax Commn., 1933-
34; asst. supervisor, Home Owners Loan Corp., 1934-36; account-
ant, tech. adviser, classification analyst, and personnel dir.,
Treasury Dept., 1936-45; asst. dir., Office of Contract Settlement,
1945-46; app. management analyst, CAF-13, in the Dept. of
State Mar. 25, 1946; married.— MN.
Madonne, John Henry. — b. Momas, France, of Am.
parents, Apr. 3, 1896 ; Baylor U., B.A. 1927, Law Sch.
1927-28 ; George Washington, M.A. 1929 ; served with
U. S. and French Armies 1915-19 ; construction work
1921-24 : instr. in French, Baylor U., 1926-28 ; app. For.
Ser. officer unclass. and v. c. of career Mar. 26. 1929 ;
For. Ser. Sch. July 1, 1929 ; v. c. at Warsaw Sept. 13,
1929 ; at Beirut Oct. 4, 1933 ; class eight, cons., and
cons, at Beirut Oct. 1, 1935 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Aug. 17, 1937 ; class seven May 1, 1938 ; cons, at Cairo,
temp., July 5. 1938; at Bern Aug. 1, 1938; also 2d
sec. at Bern Sept. 30. 1938; class six Aug. 16. 1941;
class five July 16, 1943 ; class three May 16, 1945 ; 1st
sec. at Bern in addition to duties as cons. July 23,
1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Maffitt, Edward Pierce. — b. St. Louis, Mo., July 23,
1906 ; Taft Sch. grad. ; Institution Sillig, Switzerland,
1923-24 ; Yale, B.A. 1928 ; studi.d in Germany, autumn
1929 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate gen. at Athens May
28, 1931 ; v. c. at Athens Aug. 24, 1931 ; For. Ser.
officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Dec. 17, 1931; v. c. at Athens Jan. 2, 1932;
For. Ser. Sch. Mar. 17, 1932; v. c. at Stockholm July
26, 1932 ; at Sao Paulo Apr. 12, 1935 ; at Santos, temp.,
Nov. 17, 1936; at Sao Paulo, Mar. 1, 1937; 3d sec. at
Buenos Aires July 13, 1937 ; class eight Mar. 16, 1939 ;
class seven June 1, 1942; 2d sec. at Buenos Aires Aug.
13, 1942; special asst. on del. liaison, United Nations
Conf. on Int. Org.. San Franci co, 1945; class five
May 16, 1945 ; to the Dept. June 7, 1945 ; 2d sec. and
v.c. at Madrid Dec. 17, 1945 ; cons. Feb. 1, 1946 ; cons,
at Madrid in addition to duties as 2d sec. Feb. 25, 1946 :
For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Magee, Mary Alice. — b. Jefferson City, Mo. ; Jefferson
City High Sch. grad. ; George Washington U. 1931-32 ;
Am. Sch. (Mexico) 1942-43; stenog. for public ser.
company 1929-30 ; elk., Bu. of the Census, 1930 ; app.
elk. in the Dept. of State June 17, 1930 ; elk. in the For.
Ser. and assigned in Am. emb. at Rome Apr. 29, 1935 ;
at Mexico City Sept. 11, 1941 ; in office of U.S. repre-
sentative on the Advisory Council for Italy Sept. 18,
1944 ; v.c. at Rome Nov. 5, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer
of class ten Nov. 13, 1946.
Mahan, John Henry.— b. Defiance, Ohio, July 17, 1912; Scott
High Sch. grad.; Manchester Coll. 1930-31; Southeastern U.,
LL.B. 1939; Columbus U., M. F. A. 1942; mem. of bar of D. O.;
teacher in public sens. 1931-35; admin, asst., Resettlement Ad-
min.. 1935-37, Treas. Dept., 1937-12; admin, analyst, Office for
Emergency Management, 1942-44; management specialist, Office
of War Information, 1914-46; transferred to the Dept. of State as
management specialist, CAF-13, Aug. 31, 1945; chief of manage-
ment and methods branch, Office of For. Liquidation, CAF-14,
Mar. 13 1946; married.— OFLC.
Maher, Dale B. — b. Pawhuska, Okla., Dec. 24, 1908 ;
Okla. Agri. and Mech. Coll. ; U. of So. Calif. ; with util-
ities, oil, and motor companies ; app. elk. in Am. emb.
at Caracas Mar. 1941 ; at Managua Sept. 1941 ; at
New Delhi May 1942 ; at Bogota Mar. 1945 ; admin.
asst. July 1, 1945 ; v.c. and admin, asst. at Puerto de
la Cruz, temp., Sept. 4, 1945 ; v.c. at Paramaribo Jan.
18. 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eleven Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Maher, Dale Wilford. — b. Norman, Okla., Apr. 16,
1897; Western Mil. Acad.; Northwestern U. 1915-16;
U.S.M.A. grad. 1919 ; U. S. Army 1919-24, 1st It. ; app.
elk. in Am. consulate at Prince Rupert Jan. 31, 1925 ;
v. c. at Prince Rupert Aug. 25, 1925 ; For. Ser. officer
unclass. and v. c. of career Apr. 15, 1926; v. c at Cal-
cutta Apr. 21, 1926 ; at Madras, temp., June 6, 1927 ;
at Calcutta Aug. 3, 1927 ; at Batavia Sept. 23, 1927 ;
class eight, cons., and cons, at Batavia Dec. 19, 1929 ;
at Havre Jan. 31, 1931 ; at Shanghai Mar. 5, 1932 ; at
BIOGRAPHIES
321
Hong Kong Apr. 21, 1933; at Medan Sept. 6, 1933;
class seven July 1, 1934 ; eons, at Rotterdam July 15,
1935 ; class six Apr. 1, 1936 ; cons, at Budapest Sept. 8,
1936 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. 0«t. 2, 1936 ; also 2d sec. at
Budapest Nov. 2, 1936; cons, at Cologne Jan. 16. 1940;
at Lyon Apr. 14. 1941 ; class five An?. 16. 1941 ; 2d sec.
at Bern Dec. 12, 1941 ; class four May 16, 1945 ; cons,
at Johannesburg Dec. 3, 1945; 1st sec. at Pretoria
May 2, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Maher, Frances Martina. — b. Washington D.C., Mar.
23, 1892 ; Western High Sch. grad. ; business sch. ;
elk. and acct., D. C. Office of the Registrar of Wills,
1911-19, 1920-24; with Am. Red Cross in Europe
1919-20 ; acct. with banking firm 1924-25 ; app. elk.
in Am. consulate at Leipzig Apr. 23, 1925 ; at Smyrna
Aug. 28, 1925 ; at Constantinople Sept. 15, 1926 ; at
Riga Sept. 16, 1933 : at Habana Dec. 7, 1935 ; at
Mexico City July 8, 1943 ; admin, asst. at Shanghai
July 26, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov.
13, 1946.
Maish, James, Jr. — app. elk. in the For. Ser. and as-
signed at Asuncion Oct. 9, 1942 ; jr. econ. analyst
at Asuncion Nov. 1, 1945 ; v.c. and admin, asst. at
Asuncion Apr. 21. 1946; at Santiago May 27, 1946;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class eleven Nov. 13, 1946 ;
v.c. at Santiago Nov. 13, 1946.
Mak, Dayton Seymour. — b. Sioux Falls, S. Dak., July
10, 1917; West Waterloo (Iowa) High Sch. grad.; D.
of Ariz., B.S. 1939 ; asst. traveling auditor for rail-
road company 1939-41 ; U.S. Army 1941-45, 1st It.,
overseas service ; app. v.c. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned at Hamburg Jan. 25, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Makepeace, LeRoy. — b. Waterbury, Conn., Sept. 5,
1914 ; Deerfield Acad. grad. ; Yale, A.B. 1937 ; U. of
Calif., M.A. 1940 ; Harvard, M.A. 1943 ; teacher,
Thacher Sch. 1937-1939. Westminster Sch. 1942-43 ;
app. divisional asst. at $2,600 in the Dept. of State
Nov. 12, 1943 ; at $3,200 (P-3) Dec. 13, 1944 ; For. Ser.
officer unclass.. v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Oct. 16, 1945 ; v.c. at Barcelona Nov. 29, 1945 ;
For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Maktos, John. — b. in Greece, Nov. 21, 1902; nat-
uralized; Harvard. A.B. 1923, LL.B. 1926, S.J.D. 1929;
Oxford 1926-28 ; Hyman fellowship in int. law ; Car-
negie fellowship in int. law ; research assoc, Harvard
Research in Int. Law ; mem. of bars of Mich, and D.C. ;
law practice in Detroit, summer 1926, in Paris, sum-
mers 1927 and 1928; app. asst. to the solicitor at
$3,200 in the Dept. of State Aug. 1, 1929 ; U. S. asst.
counsel, Shufeldt Arbitration, Belize, 1930; at $3,400
July 1, 1930 ; at $3,800 June 1, 1931 ; asst. to the legal
adviser July 1, 1931 ; legal asst., U.S.-Turkish Joint
Claims Committee, 1933-37 ; at $4,000 Apr. 16, 1939 ;
at $4,600 Jan. 1, 1940; atty at $5,600 Dec. 16, 1941;
divisional asst. Mar. 16. 1943 ; gen. counsel at $8,000
(P-8) June 1, 1944 : mem. of tech. secretariat, United
Nations Comm. of Jurists, Washington, 1945 ; asst.
sec. of comm., United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San
Francisco. 1945 : assoc. chief, Div, of Int. Org. Affairs,
Oct. 1, 1945 ; adviser, U.S. del., Int. Health Conf., New
York, 1946. — OA.
Maldonado, Joseph Eloy. — b. Tucson, Ariz., Feb. 14,
1879 ; Tucson High Sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ;
private study of law 1911-13 ; with cml. firms 1900-10 ;
court elk. and prof, of Spanish 1910-15 ; sec. to U.S.
congressman 1915-18 ; app. elk. in Am. emb. at Madrid
Oct. 18, 1918 ; in Am. leg. at Guatemala City June 14,
1919 ; in Am. amb. at Santiago Jan. 2, 1920 ; in Am.
leg. at Habana Sept. 21, 1929 ; in Am. emb. at Santiago
May 22, 1930 ; v.c. at Santiago Oct. 9, 1943 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class eight Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Maleady, Thomas Joseph. — b. Fall River, Mass., Jan.
22, 1899 ; Fall River Tech. High Sch. grad. ; George-
town Sch. of For. Ser., grad. 1922; U. S. Army 1917-
20, 1st It. ; accountant in private firms and elk. in
Treas. Dept. 1920-21; elk., Dept. of State, 1922; app.
elk. in Am. consulate at Edinburgh Oct. 9, 1922 ; v. c.
at Edinburgh Mar. 28, 1923 ; at Port au Prince Dec.
28. 1925 ; at Port Lim6n June 9, 1926 ; For. Ser. officer
unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Aug. 16, 1930; v. c. at Port Limon Aug. 30, 1930; at
Mexico City Nov. 28, 1931 ; at Tampico June 20, 1934 ;
class eight, cons., and cons, at Tampico Oct. 1, 1935 ;
cons, and 3d sec. at Bogota Oct. 14. 1936 ; class seven
Aug. 17, 1938; sec. to Am. del., 10th Pan Am. Sani-
tary Conf., Bogota, 1938; 2d sec. at Bogota in addition
to duties as cons. Mar. 1, 1939 ; 2d sec. at Caracas July
20, 1940 ; class six Nov. 16, 1943 ; 2d sec. at Bogota
Aug. 18, 1944-Dec. 28, 1944 ; class five May 16, 1945 ;
1st sec. at Caracas June 21, 1945 ; class four May 19,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Malenbaum, Wilfred. — b. Boston, Mass., Jan. 26
1913 ; Boston Latin Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A.B. 1934,
M.A. 1935, Ph.D. 1941 ; London Sch. of Econ. 1937 ;
Inst, of Econ., Oslo, 1938 ; instr. in econ., Harvard
1938-41 ; economist, Office of Price Admin., 1941 ; chief
of food and agri. section, Office of Strategic Services,
1941-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as special
asst. to dir., Office of Intelligence Coordination and
Liaison, Sept. 1945; tech. consultant, Meeting on Ur-
gent Food Problems, United Nations Food and Agri.
Org., Washington, 1946 ; act. chief. Div. of Int. and
Functional Intelligence, P-7, July 1, 1946 ; chief, P-8,
Dec. 1, 1946. — IFI.
Malige, Marcel Etienne. — b. Lapwai, Idaho, July 5,
1000 ; Lapwai High Sch. grad. ; U. of Wash., B.B. Adm.
1921 ; Ecole Libre des Sciences Politiques, grad. ;
S.A.T.C. 1918; elk. in Am. consulate at Victoria 1921-
22 ; app. v. c. of career of class three May 26, 1922 ;
v. c. at Victoria June 23, 1922 ; at Nantes Aug. 11,
1922 ; class two May 10, 1924 ; For. Ser. officer unclass.
July 1, 1924 ; v. c. at Paris Dec. 3, 1925 ; class eight
June 2, 1926 ; cons. June 15, 1926 ; cons, at Glasgow
Sept. 29, 1928 ; class seven July 24, 1930 ; cons, at
Warsaw Oct. 11, 1933 ; class six Oct. 1, 1935 ; sec. in
the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 1, 1937; class five Jan. 3, 1938;
cons, at Rio de Janeiro July 1, 1939 ; also 2d sec. at
Rio de Janeiro Oct. 10, 1939 ; cons, at Martinique Mar
20, 1941 ; class four Aug. 16, 1941 ; cons. gen. Apr. 8,
1942 ; cons. gen. at Martinique Apr. 10, 1942 ; class
three Nov. 16, 1943 ; cons. gen. at Tunis Nov. 27, 1943 ;
couns. of emb. for econ. affairs near the Govt, of Poland
established in England Dec. 23, 1944 (canceled) ; at
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Paris June 11, 1945 : cml. att. at Bern Sept. 19, 1945 ;
class two Dec. 17. 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class two
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Mallon, Dwight Stone. — b. Cincinnati, Ohio, Aug. 1,
1906 ; Taft Sen. grad. ; Yale, B.A. 1928 ; Inst, of Int.
Studies, Geneva 1928-29 ; publications sales officer at
Geneva, League of Nations Assn. 1929-31 ; reporter
and for. correspondent for newspaper in Berlin and
Paris 1931-38 ; news writer and editor for radio
1939-41 ; field correspondent in London, U.S. For.
Broadcast Intelligence Ser., 1941-44 ; sr. field repre-
sentative, Office of War Information, 1944-45 ; news
editor Mar. -Sept. 1945, head of commentary unit
1945-46, Office of Inter-Am. Affairs ; transferred to
the Dept. of State as news editor, CAF-12, Aug. 31,
1945 ; special asst. for public relations. Office of Spe-
cial Political Affairs, P-6, Aug. 11, 1946. — SPA.
Mallon, Patrick. — b. Cincinnati, Ohio, Apr. 11,
1899; Taft Sch. grad.; Yale, B.A. 1921, law sch.
summer 1921 ; N.Y.U. 1927-28 ; U. S. Army 1918 ;
2d It., S.O.R.C. 1918-23; cml. work 1921-27;
financial work 1927-31 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass.,
v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 17, 1931 ;
v. c. at Nassau Jan. 19, 1932 ; For. Ser. Sch. Jan. 30,
1933; v. c. at Leipzig June 13. 1933; at Singapore
Feb. 19, 1935 ; at Leopoldville and Fr. Equatorial Africa
Nov. 26, 1938 ; class eight Mar. 16, 1939 ; also v.c. for
Cameroons (Fr. Mandate) Aug. 7, 1940 ; cons. Oct. 5,
1940 ; cons, at Leopoldville and for Fr. Equatorial Africa
and Cameroons (Fr. Mandate) Oct. 16, 1940 ; class seven
Aug. 16, 1941 ; relieved of duties for Fr. Equatorial
Africa and Cameroons (Fr. mandate) June 8, 1942;
cons, at Capetown, temp., Oct. 1, 1942; at Leopoldville
May 1, 1943 ; class six Nov. 16, 1943 ; cons, at Nassau,
temp., July 21, 1944 ; to the Dept. Nov. 10, 1944 ; asst.
chief, Div. of British Commonwealth Affairs, Feb. 28,
1945 ; class five May 16, 1945 ; deputy U.S. political
adviser to Commanding Gen., India-Burma theater,
temp., Sept. 12. 1945; cons, at Singapore Sept. 12,
1945 ; at Colombo Mar. 21, 1946 ; class four May 19,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 :
married.
Mallory, Lester De Witt. — b. Houlton, Me., Apr. 21,
1904; Oak Bay (Victoria. B.C., Canada) High Sch.
grad. ; U. of British Columbia, B.S.A. 1927, M.S.A.
1929; U. of Calif., Ph.D. 1935; asst. in horticulture,
U. of British Columbia, 1927-29 ; research asst. in agri
economics, U. of Calif., 1929-31 ; asst. agri. commr. at
Marseille, U.S. Dept. of Agri., 1931-33 ; asst. agri. econ-
omist, Agri. Adjustment Admin., 1933-34 ; app. asst.
agri. att. at Paris Aug. 21, 1934 ; del.. Annual Show
of Breeding Animals of the Equine Race, Paris, 1938;
expert, Int. Commn. for Horticultural Statistics, Rome,
1938; agri. att. at Paris May 25. 1939; For. Ser. officer
of class five July 1, 1939 ; agri. att. at Mexico City Oct.
17, 1939 ; cons, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ;
class four Feb. 1, 1*942; adviser to U.S. del. and alter-
nate mem. on Permanent Coram., 2d Inter-Am. Conf.
on Agri., Mexico City, 1942 ; class three July 16. 1944 ;
agri. att. at Paris Sept. 27, 1944 ; to the Dept. Dec. 3,
1945 ; class two May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
two Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Manbey, David John Stanger. — b. Lethbridge, Canada,
Jan. 11, 1919; naturalized 1928; U. High Sch. (Oak-
land, Calif.) grad.; U. of Calif., B. A. 1940, M.A.
1941 ; reviewing examiner, Civil Service Commn., 1941-
42 ; U.S. Army 1942-45, overseas service ; public con-
trol officer in Germany, .War Dept., 1946; app. For.
Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Aug. 1, 1946 ; to the Dept. Sept. 20, 1946 ;
v.c. at Frankfort on the Main Oct. 31, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Mandel, Benjamin. — b. New York, N.Y., Oct. 2, 1891 ;
De Witt Clinton High Sch. grad. ; N.Y. Teachers Train-
ing Sch. grad. ; teacher in public sens. 1909-39 ; writer ;
research worker 1939-45 ; app. divisional asst. at
$3,800 (P-4) in the Dept. of State Apr. 24. 1945 ; asst.
to special adviser, P-5, Oct. 20, 1946. — EUR.
Maness, George Hubert. — b. Pauls Valley, Okla., May
26, 1913 ; Ada High Sch. grad. ; East Cen. State Coll.,
A. B. 1933; Universidad Nacional de Mexico 1935;
Okla. Agri. and Mech. Coll., M. A. 1936; private
language study, Berlitz Sch. of Languages 1936;
teacher of Spanish in high sch. 1932-36 ; principal of
high sch. 1936-40; app. For. Ser. elk. Oct. 14, 1940;
v.c. at Manaos Oct. 26, 1940 ; at Rio de Janeiro Apr. 19.
1943: :it Sao Paulo, temp., Jan. 23, 1945; asst. agri.
economist at Chungking Feb. 28, 1945 ; v.c. and admin,
asst. at Nanking May 15, 1946 ; at Manila Oct. 2, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c.
at Manila Nov. 13, 1946.
Maney, Edward Strait. — b. Pearsall, Tex., Sept. 27,
1899; Columbia Mil. Acad, grad.; U. of Tex. 1919-20;
U. S. Navy 1918-19; field cashier for oil company in
Mexico 1920-21 ; elk. 1921-23 ; app. elk. In Am. consu-
late at Torrefin June 15, 1923 ; v. c. at Torrefin Apr.
4, 1924; at Tampico Oct. 18, 1924; For. Ser. officer
unclass., v. c. of career, and v. c. at Tampico Oct. 24,
1928 ; at Agua Prieta May 8, 1929 ; at Nogales, temp.,
Feb. 15, 1930; at San Luis Potosf, temp., July 10,
1930; at Notrales Oct. 3, 1930; at Guaymas Nov. 5,
1930; at Southampton Oct. 12, 1931; class eight July
1. 1934; at Taihoku Jan. 5. 1935; cons. Jan. 22, 1935;
cons, at Taihoku Jan. 24, 1935 ; at Nagasaki Dec. 22,
1936 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Aug. 17. 1937 ; cons, at
London Sept. 9, 1937 : class seven Mar. 1. 1939 ;
cons, at Liverpool, temp., July 20, 19-10; at London
Aug. 19, 1940; to the Dept. Mar. 7, 1941; class six
Feb. 1, 1942 ; sec, Intergovt. Comm. on Political Refu-
gees, 1941- ; 2d sec. and cons, at Mexico City Aug. 4.
1942; sec. to U.S. del.. Inter-Am. Demographic Cong..
Mexico City, 1943 ; 2d sec. and cons, at San Jos<? July
6, 1944 ; class five May 16, 1945 ; 2d sec. and cons,
at Port-au-Prince Sept. 6, 1945 (canceled) ; at Buenos
Aires Nov. 2, 1945 ; class four May 19, 1946 ; 1st sec.
at Buenos Aires in addition to duties as cons. July 11,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Mangano, Philip Austin. — b. Richmond Hill, L.I.,
N.Y., Mar. 23, 1910 ; sch. in Rome and Paris ; Horace
Mann Sch. for Boys grad. ; Yale, B.A. 1932, grad. work
1940-42; Rochester U., M.A. 1934; instr. in French
and hist., Mt. Herman Sch. for Boys, 1935-40 ; teacher
of hist., Prospect Hill Sch., 1940-42 ; app. divisional
asst. at .$3,200 (P-3) in the Dept. of State Sept. 28.
1942 ; furlough for mil. ser. (U. S. Navy, It., overseas
service) Dec. 28, 1943-Apr. 15, 1946 ; research analyst,
P-5, Apr. 15, 1946 ; asst. on int. org. affairs May 6,
1946 ; married. — OA.
BIOGRAPHIES
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Mangold, Frederick Rogers, — b. Denver, Colo., Sept.
2, 1907 ; East High Sch. grad. ; Princeton, A.B. 1929 ;
U. of Wis., M.A. 1932, Ph.D. 1934; instr. in Spanish,
La. State TJ., 1929-30 ; instr. in modern languages,
Colo. Sch. of Mines, 1930-31 ; assoc. prof, of romance
languages and sec. of the Corp., Black Mountain Coll.,
1934-42; with Bd. of Econ. Warfare Oct.-Dec. 1942;
app. econ. analyst at Mexico City, Nov. 22, 1942 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class nine Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Mann, Donald R.— b. Dayton, Ohio, Oct. 13, 1907; Steele High
Sch. grad.; TJ. of Richmond, B. A. 1930; Duke U., M. A. 1932;
Marine Biological Inst., summer 1931; George Washington TJ.
1942; teaching fellow Duke 1930-32; reporter and editor on news-
papers 1932-42; editor 1942-^4, press officer 1944-45, Comm. on
Inter-Am. Affairs; representative, United Nations Relief and
Rehabilitation Admin., Atlantic City, 1943, Bretton Woods
Monetary Conf., 1944; transferred to the Dept. of State as chief
of section, CAF-13, Aug. 31, 1945; married.— INP.
Mann, Frederick J. — b. Brooklyn, N.Y., Feb. 6, 1913 ;
Marquand Prep. Sch. grad. ; Columbia, A.B. 1933, M.A.
1935, grad. work 1935-40, lecturer on for. relations,
For. Affairs Forum, 1936-38 ; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Nov. 16, 1939 ; v.c. at Toronto Jan. 3, 1940 ; For. Ser.
Sch. Jan. 23, 1941 ; v.c. at Kobe June 2, 1941 ; at
Osaka Nov. 1-Dec. 7, 1941 ; at Brazzaville July 20,
1942 ; class eight Nov. 16, 1943 ; to the Dept. July 26,
1944 ; sec. of mission, staff of U.S. political adviser
on German affairs, Supreme Headquarters, A.E.F., Dec.
20, 1944 ; class seven Aug. 13, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer
at Stuttgart Oct. 18, 1945 ; cons. Mar. 16, 1946 ; cons,
at Stuttgart Apr. 11, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
five Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Mann, George August. — b. Fond du Lac, Wis., Apr.
14, 1906 ; Stevens Point High Sch. grad. ; business
sch. ; Marquette TJ. 1926-29 ; musician and teacher
1921-26 ; reporter, editor, and public relations adviser
with newspapers 1927—41 ; editor. Office of War In-
formation, 1941-45 ; chief of Office of War Informa-
tion staff, 1st sess. of the Council, United Nations
Relief and Rehabilitation Admin., Atlantic City, 1943;
transferred to the Dept. of State as policy liaison
officer, CAF-13, Aug. 31, 1945 ; liaison officer, P-6,
Nov. 17, 1946 ; married. — OIC.
Mann, John Wilmot.— b. Washington, D.C., Oct. 28,
1897 ; U. of Md. Prep. Sch. grad. ; Washington Coll. of
Law, LL.B. 1931 ; mem. of bar of D.C. ; U.S. Army
1916-19, 2d It., overseas service ; with U.S. Shipping
Bd. and Maritime Commn. 1922-42 ; dir. of div. of
foreign charters and ship warrants, War Shipping
Admin., 1942—45 ; adviser, United Maritime Authority
Planning Comm., London, 1944 ; app. asst. adviser on
shipping at $7,700 (P-7) in the Dept. of State Oct. 1,
1945 ; chm., United Maritime Authority Shipping Facili-
ties Control Comm., Washington, 1945 ; observer,
meeting of United Maritime Authority, London, 1946 ;
married. — SD.
Mann, Thomas Clifton. — b. Laredo, Tex., Nov. 11,
1912 ; Laredo High Sch. grad. ; Baylor U., B. A. and
LL.B. 1934 ; mem. of bar of Tex. ; partner in law firm
1934-42 ; app. special asst. at Montevideo July 1, 1942 ;
divisional asst. at $5,600 in the Dept. of State Dec. 2,
1943 ; act. asst. chief, Div. of World Trade Intelligence,
Mar. 15, 1944 ; asst. chief, Div. of World Trade In-
telligence, at $6,500 (P-7) May 16, 1944 ; tech. officer,
U.S. del., Inter-Am. Conf. on Problems of War and
Peace, Mexico City, 1945 ; asst. chief, Div. of Econ.
Security Controls, Mar. 1, 1945 ; act. chief, Div. of
River Plate Affairs, Oct. 24, 1945 ; asst. chief, Nov. 1,
1945 ; chief, P-8, May 14, 1946 ; married. — RPA.
Manske, Frank Edward. — b. Pierce, Nebr., Mar. 3, 1895;
Norfolk High Sch. grad.; business-sch. grad.; U. of Omaha
1942; statistical elk. for railroad company 1917-18; U. S. Army
1918; chief accountant for woodwork mfg. company 1919-30,
1938-45; asst. to pres. of hotel management company 1930-38;
cml. accountant, Treas. Dept., 1945-46; app. field examiner,
CAF-12, in the Dept. of State June 26, 1946; married.— OFLC.
Manuel, Fritzie P. (Mrs.). — b. New York, N. Y. ;
James Madison High Sch. grad.; N.Y.U., B.A. 1934;
Smith Coll., M.A. 1935 ; Radcliffe Coll. 1935-37 ; app.
research analyst, P-5, in the Dept. of State Oct. 22,
1945. — ES.
Marchant, Alexander Nelson DeArmond. — b. Rio de
Janeiro, Brazil, of Am. parents, Dec. 18, 1912 ; Nat. U.,
B.A. 1931 ; Am. U., M.A. 1934 ; Johns Hopkins, Ph.D.
1941 ; instr. in Coll. for Teachers, Johns Hopkins U.,
1938 ; asst. with Hispanic Foundation, Library of Con-
gress, 1941 ; app. research asst. at $3,200 in the Dept.
of State Oct. 24, 1941 ; divisional asst. at $3,300 July
1,1943 ; at $3,800 June 16, 1944 ; publications offi-
cer at Rio de Janeiro Feb. 20, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Marcy, Carl M. — b. Falls City, Oreg., June 11, 1913 ;
Eugene High Sch. grad.; Willamette U., A.B. 1934;
Columbia, A.M. 1936, LL.B. 1939, Ph.D. 1945 ; mem. of
bar of N.Y. ; asst. and lecturer, Columbia U., 1934—40 ;
instr. in govt., Coll. of the City of N.Y., 1940-42 ; app.
divisional asst. at $3,200 in the Dept. of State May 25,
1942 ; at $3,800 Oct. 16, 1943 ; at $4,600 (P-5) Oct. 20,
1944 ; legal specialist on int. org., P— 6, Oct. 11, 1945 ;
documents officer, 1st part of the 1st sess. of the Gen.
Assembly, United Nations, London, 1946 ; married. —
OA.
Marcy, Oliver Murdock. — b. Newton, Mass., Apr. 30,
1919 ; Loomis Sch. grad. ; Amherst, A.B. 1940 ; Fletchec
Sch. of Law and Diplomacy, A.M. 1941 ; elk in Am.
consulate gen. at Mexico City Oct. 1941-Jan. 1942 ;
app. v.c. at La Paz, Bolivia, Feb. 19, 1942 ; For. Ser.
officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Feb. 20, 1942, qualified Sept. 16, 1942 ; v.c. at La Paz,
Bolivia, Sept. 16, 1942 ; also 3d sec. at La Paz June
1, 1943 ; v.c. at Arica Jan. 18, 1944 ; 3d sec. and v.c.
at Athens Nov. 25, 1944 ; For. Ser. officer of class six
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Marelius, Donald C. — b. Delta, Colo., June 1, 1914;
Delta High Sch. grad.; U. of Utah, B.A. 1938; U. of
Calif. 1939-40 ; divisional mgr. for retail store 1940-42 ;
app. v.c. at Vigo Nov. 14, 1942 ; at Belize June 21,
1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Margrave, Robert Nicholas. — b. New York, N. Y., Aug. 12,
1920; high-sch. grad.; Coll. of the City of N. Y., B. S. 1939; Dept.
of Agri. Grad. Sch. 1940-41; Am. U., grad. work 1941-42, 1946-;
statistician, Office of Production Management, 1941; econ.
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analyst, War Production Bd., 1942; U. S. Army 1942-46; econo-
mist, Civilian Production Admin., 1946; app. divisional asst.
P-4, in the Dept. of State Aug. 26, 1946.— MD.
Mark, David Everett. — b. New York, N. Y., Nov. 15,
1923 ; high-sch. grad. ; Columbia, A.B. 1943, LL.B.
1946 ; U.S. Army 1943-46 ; app. For. Ser. officer un-
class., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Aug. 1,
1946 ; to the Dept. S<ept. 25, 1946 ; v.c. at Seoul Oct.
31, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Marks, Herbert S. — b. Danville, Pa., July 20, 1907 ;
Danville High Sch. grad. ; TJ. of Pa., A.B. 1929 ; Har-
vard, LL.B. 1932 ; mem. of bars of D.C., N.Y., and
Tenn. ; law clerk 1932-33 ; special master of N.Y. Dist.
Court in U.S. Sugar Inst. 1933-34 ; asst. solicitor, Dept.
of Interior, 1934 ; asst. gen. counsel, Tenn. Valley
Authority, 1934—39 ; gen. counsel, Bonneville Power
Admin., 1939-40 ; atty. for trustees of utilities com-
pany 1940—41 ; asst. gen. counsel. Office of Produc-
tion Management 1941—42. War Production Bd. 1942-
45 ; app. legislative asst. at $8,250 (P-8) in the Dept.
of State Apr. 1, 1945 ; special asst. to asst. sec. of
state May 17, 1945 ; special asst. to the under sec.
of state Aug. 16, 1945 ; married. — U.
Marr, Robert Miller. — b. Buffalo, N. Y., June 4, 1908 ;
Lake wood High Sch. (Cleveland, Ohio) grad.; Western
Reserve, B.A. 1931 ; credit man for finance company
1931-34 ; statistician, Ohio Municipal Advisory Coun-
cil, 1934-42 ; asst. to pres. of towing company 1942 ;
admin, asst., Office of Strategic Services 1942-43 ; U.S.
Army 1943-45, capt. ; app. officer in the For. Ser.
Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept. July 27, 1945 ;
admin, analyst, CAF-11, Feb. 28, 1946 ; married. —
FP.
Marshall, George Catlett. — b. Uniontown, Pa., Dec.
31, 1880; high-sch. grad.; Va. Mil. Inst. 1897-1901;
Washington and Jefferson Coll., Dr. Science (honorary)
1939 ; Pa. Mil. Coll., Dr. Mil. Science (honorary) 1940 ;
William and Mary Coll. and Trinity Coll., LL.D. (hon-
orary) 1941 ; Norwich U., Dr. Mil. Science (honorary)
1942 ; U.S. Army 1901-45, gen. of the army, overseas
service ; app. special representative of the President to
China, with the personal rank of ambassador, Nov.
1945 ; sec. of state Jan. 21, 1947 ; married. — S.
Martin, Charles D. — b. Brattleboro, Vt., Nov. 29,
1893; St. Michael's High Sch. (Northampton, Mass.)
grad. ; business-sch. grad. ; Amherst, B.A. 1915 ; U. of
Toulouse (France) 1919; Georgetown. M.S. (For. Ser.)
1923, -Ph.D. 1926; Columbus U., LL.B. 1927; mem. of
bar of Mass. and D.C. ; research and statistical elk.,
Bu. of Labor Statistics, 1916-17; U.S. Army 1918-19,
2d It., overseas service ; principal and supervisor of
night schs. for ex-service men 1919-21 ; asst. chief, of
div., Bu. of For. and Dom. Com., 1921-29 ; atty. 1929-42 ;
app. divisional asst. at $3,800 in the Dept. of State
Feb. 2, 1942 ; at $4,600 (P-5) Aug. 1, 1944.— IR.
Martin, Edwin McCammon. — b. Dayton, Ohio, May 21.
1908 ; Steele High Sch. grad. ; Northwestern U., B.A
1929, grad. work 1929-35 ; economist, Central Statis-
tical Bd. 1935-38. Bu. of Labor Statistics 1938-40 ;
special asst., Nat. Defense Advisory Commn. and Office
of Production Management, 1940—41 ; asst. to chm. of
plant site bd., Office of Production Management and
War Production Bd., 1941-43 ; asst. to v. chm. 1942-43,
assoc. chief of munitions branch Apr.-Nov. 1943, dir.
of urgency rating div. 1943-44, War Production Bd. :
asst. chief and deputy chief of div., Office of Strategic
Services, 1944-45 ; detailed to the Dept. of State as
adviser on Far East econ. affairs, Office of the Asst.
Sec. of State, May 7, 1945 ; adviser on Japanese econ.
affairs Aug. 31, 1945 ; chief, Div. of Japanese and
Korean Econ. Affairs, P-8, Oct. 20, 1945 ; act. dir..
Office of Econ. Security Policy, Aug. 12-Sept. 5, 1946 ;
married. — JK.
Martin, Edwin Webb. — b. Madura, India, of Am. par-
ents, Aug. 31, 1917 ; sch. in India ; Deerfleld Acad. grad. ;
Oberlin, B.A. 1939 ; Fletcher Sch. of Law and Diplo-
macy, M.A. 1940 ; elk. in Am. consulate gen. at Hamil-
ton, Bermuda, June 20-July 15, 1941 ; app. For. Ser.
officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Mar. 20, 1941, qualified July 16, 1941 ; v.c. at Hamilton.
Bermuda, July 16, 1941 ; at Leopoldville Mar. 21, 1944 ;
furlough for mil. ser. Apr. 1, 1945-Oct. 16, 1945 ; to
the Dept. Oct. 31, 1945 ; class eight May 19, 1946 :
v.c. at Peiping July 15, 1946 ; For. Ser, officer of
class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Martin, Guy.— b. Los Angeles, Calif., Jan. 22, 1911 ;
Pasadena Acad. grad. ; Occidental Coll., B.A. 1931 :
Yale, LL.B. 1937 ; Oxford, B.A. 1934, M.A. 1944 ; mem.
of bar of N.Y. ; atty. in law firm 1937-42 ; app. gen.
counsel, Am-Mexican Claims Commn., Dept. of State,
P-8, Nov. 2, 1945 ; married. — AMC.
Martin, Haywood Purnell. — b. Ozark, Ala., Mar. 26.
1913 ; Dale Co. High Sch. grad. ; Nat. U. 1936 ; Wash.
Coll. of Law 1938-39 ; elk., supervisor and head of
section 1935-39, asst. flood control officer 1940-41,
Dept. of Agri. ; chief of office services, Dept. of Labor,
1939-40 ; dir. of admin., bd. mem., Inst, of Inter-Am.
Affairs, 1942-43; U.S. Navy 1943-45, It. (jg), overseas
service ; transferred to the Dept. of State as admin,
officer. Office of Int. Information and Cultural Affairs.
CAF-14, Aug. 31, 1945 ; exec, officer, Office of the For.
Ser., Feb. 24, 1946 ; deputy dir. Nov. 13, 1946 ; CAF-15
Dec. 1, 1946 ; married. — OFS.
Martin, James Victor, Jr.- — b. Tokyo, Japan, of Am.
parents, Nov. 15, 1916 ; schs. in Japan and China :
De Pauw, A.B. 1938 ; Fletcher Sch. of Law and Diplo-
macy, M.A. 1939 ; U.S. Navy 1941-46, It. ; app. For.
Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Feb. 27, 1946 ; v.c. at Bombay Mar. 11.
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Martin, Joseph Walford.— b. Philadelphia, Pa., Aug. 9, 1909;
Philadelphia Central High Sch. grad.; Haverford Coll., A. B.
1930; Oxford U., B. A. 1932, M. A. 1936; Columbia, M. A. 1941;
asst. prof, of Eng., Black Mountain Coll., 1933-38; instr. in Eng..
Barnard Coll., Columbia, 1939-40; propaganda analyst, Library
of Cong., 1941-42; chief, special reports section, Office of War
Information 1942-43; chief, for. ser. section, For. Econ. Admin.,
1943-46; transferred to the Dept. of State as act. chief, Office of
For. Liquidation, CAF-12, Oct. 20, 1945; sr. regional specialist
Apr. 4. 1946; policy and program planning officer, P-6, Nov. 3,
1946; married.— OIC.
Martin, T. R. — b. Maple Rapids, Mich., Jan. 22, 1915 ;
Cen. High Sch. (Lansing) grad. ; Mich. State Coll.,
B.A. 1937 ; U. of Mich., M.A. 1938 ; Yale U., grad. work
BIOGRAPHIES
325
1938-40; app. divisional asst. at $2,000 in the Dept.
of State Aug. 20, 1942 ; at $2,600 Jan. 1, 1943 ; at $3,200
June 16, 1943; at $3,S00 July 16, 1944 ; at $4,300 July
1, 1945; at $5,180 (P-5) Sept. 13, 1945; country spe-
cialist Jan. 14, 1946 ; married. — RPA.
Marvel, Josiah, Jr. — app. E.E. and M.P. to Denmark
Mar. 13, 1946.
Marvin, David Keith. — b. University Place, Nebr.,
Apr. 8, 1921 ; Jackson High Sch. grad. ; U. of Nebr.,
B.A. 1943 ; U. of Calif, at Los Angeles grad. work 1943-
44 ; U.S. Army 1942-46 ; admin, asst., United Nations
Relief and Rehabilitation Admin., 1946 ; app. For. Ser.
officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. July 25, 1946; to the Dept. Sept. 21, 1946; v.c.
at Peiping Nov. 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six
Nov. 13, 1946.
Marvin, John Howard. — b. Jacksonville, Fla., July
22, 1888 ; high sch. ; file elk. 1908-10 ; bookkeeper and
bank elk. 1911-17; U. S. Navy 1917-19; auditor 1919-
25 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate gen. at Habana June 1,
1926 ; v. c. at Habana Feb. 28, 1927 ; at Matanzas, temp.,
Sept. 12, 1938; at Habana Sept. 27, 193S ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class nine Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Mason, Edward S. — b. Clinton, Iowa, Feb. 22, 1899 ;
U. of Kans., A.B. 1919; Harvard, A.M. 1920, Ph.D.
1925 ; Oxford. B. Litt. 1923 ; instr. in econ. 1923-27,
asst. prof. 1927-32, assoc. prof. 1932-37, prof. 1937-,
Harvard U. ; econ. consultant, Dept. of Labor 1938-39,
Nat. Advisory Defense Commn. 1940-41 ; deputy dir.
of research and analysis branch. Office of Strategic
Services. 1941-44; app. consultant at $9,000 in the
Dept. of State Jan. 3, 1945 ; deputy to asst. sec. of
state for econ. affairs Jan. 22, 1945 ; v. chm. of Exec.
Comm. on Econ. Foreign Policy Jan. 25-July 5, 1945 ;
mem. of U.S. del., Int. Cotton Advisory Comm., Wash-
ington, 1945; at $9,800 July 1, 1945; consultant June
26, 1945 ; per diem status July 12, 1945 ; married. —
ITP.
Mason, Jack Wellons.— b. Washington, D. O., May 9, 1909;
Central High Sch. grad.; George Washington, A. B. 1933; mail
elk. in hotel 1933; salesman for hardware company 1933; elk.,
Civil Works Admin. 1933-34, Fed. Surplus Relief Corp. 1934-35;
jr. project analyst, Works Project Admin., 1935-41; admin, asst.,
Surplus Property Admin., 1941; chief of section, Office of Civilian
Defense, 1941-44; U. S. Navy 1944-46, It.; app. chief of procedures
section, CAF-12, in the Dept. of State May 7, 1946; admin,
nalyst Nov. 3, 1946; married.— FSP.
Masten, Floyd Edward. — b. Pleasant Valley, N.Y.,
Mar. 8, 1906 ; Poughkeepsie High Sch. grad. ; Syracuse,
B.S. 1928 ; U. of Chicago grad. work 1930-33 ; George
Washington U. Law Sch. 1944—45 ; map curator, U. of
Chicago, 1930-33 ; private business 1933-42 ; librarian,
Army Map Ser., 1942-44 ; special representative in
Far East, Office of Strategic Services, 1944-45 ; trans-
ferred to the Dept. of State as geographer, P— 5, Oct. 1,
1945 ; att. in the For. Ser. and assigned at Shanghai
Oct. 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class four Nov.
13, 1946.
Masters, Walter M. — app. elk. in the For. Ser. and
assigned to the Dept. Nov. 29, 1945 ; v.c. at Turin
Jan. 23, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13, 1946.
Mathews, Elbert George. — b. Troy, N.Y., Nov. 24,
1910 ; Kidder Acad. grad. ; U. of Calif., A.B. 1930 ;
statistician, Inst, of Child Welfare, U. of Calif., 1930-
31, 1932-33 ; accountant 1933-35 ; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Oct. 1, 1935; v. c. at Vancouver Oct. 5, 1935; For.
Ser. Sch. Dec. 5. 1936 ; v. c. at Sydney, N.S.W., Apr. 7,
1937; at Brisbane, temp., Nov. 10, 1938; at Sydney,
N.S.W., Jan. 3, 1939; at Adelaide, temp., Apr. 29,
1040; at Sydney July 22, 1940; v.c. and 3d sec. at
Managua Sept. 24, 1940; class eight Aug. 16, 1941;
to the Dept. Mar. 5, 1943; class seven July 16, 1943;
2d sec. and v.c. at Kabul Dec. 14, 1943 ; class six May
16, 1945 ; cons. Feb. 1, 1946 ; class five May 19, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Mathieu, Ruth E. (Mrs.). — b. Thief River Falls,
Minn. ; Thief River Falls High Sch. grad. ; U. of N.
Dak., B.S. 1936, grad. work 1937 ; classification analyst,
Navy Dept., 1943-44 ; app. classification investigator
at $3,200 (CAF-9) in the Dept. of State Nov. 1, 1944 ;
admin, asst. Nov. 1, 1945 ; admin, officer, Office of
European Affairs, CAF-11, May 5, 1946. — EUR.
Matlock, Clifford Charles. — b. Whittier, Calif., Nov.
6, 1909 ; Pasadena High Sch. grad. ; Stanford, A.B.
1932 ; Harvard, M.A. and cert, in public admin., 1940 ;
statistician and asst. dir. of eastern area, Calif. State
Emergency Relief Admin., 1934-36 ; statistician, Works
Progress Admin., 1935-36 ; economist, Harvard 1937-
38, Dept. of Agri. 1938-41 ; econ. analyst, Treas. Dept.,
1941-42 ; asst. to exec, dir., bu. of areas, For. Econ.
Admin., 1942-45 ; asst. to the dir., office of int. trade,
Dept. of Com., 1945-46 ; app. special asst., Div. of
Lend-Lease and Surplus War Property Affairs, Dept.
of State, P-7, Mar. 30, 1946 ; act. chief Aug. 19, 1946 ;
married. — LP.
Matre, Joseph Boueard. — b. Cincinnati, Ohio, Not.
23, 1888 ; Walnut Hills High Sch. ; U. of Cincinnati,
A.B. 1912; Cincinnati Law Sch., LL.B. 1913; mem. of
bars of Ohio and D.C. ; legal dept. of insur. company
1913-15 ; sec. to mem. of Cong. 1915—17 ; law practice
1917-18; prof, of dental jurisprudence and trustee of
Cincinnati Coll. of Dental Surgery 1917-18 ; U. S. Army
1918 ; app. special asst. at $2,000 in the Dept. of State
Dec. 16, 1918; law-drafting asst. at $2,500 Feb. 1,
1920 ; asst. solicitor at $3,000 June 1, 1920 ; drafting
officer at $3,500 Nov. 1, 1923 ; asst. to U. S. agt., Island
of Palmas arbitration, 1925 ; at $3,800 Jan. 1, 1926 ; at
$4,000 Jan. 1, 1928 ; at $4,600 July 1, 1928 ; at $5,000
July 1, 1930 ; asst. to the legal adviser July 1, 1931 ;
at $5,200 June 1, 1939 ; atty. at $5,600 (P-6) Dec. 16,
1941 ; asst. to the legal adviser May 12, 1946 ; mar-
ried.— Le.
Matthews, Glenwood Berton. — b. Eastport, Maine,
Nov. 11, 1908 ; high sch. : telegrapher and office mgr.
for telegraph company 1933-44; field representative,
London, Office of War Information, 1944^45 ; trans-
ferred to the Dept. of State as field representative
Aug. 31, 1945 ; Morse code operator in the For. Ser.
and assigned at The Hague Dec. 26, 1945 ; at Brussels
Mar. 5, 1946 ; radio operator at Sophia July 1, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class eleven Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Matthews, Harrison Freeman. — b. Baltimore, Md.,
May 26, 1899 ; Gilman Country Sch. ; Princeton, A.B.
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1921, A.M. 1922 ; Ecole Libre des Sciences Politiques
1922-23; U. S. Naval Reserve 1918; app. sec. of emb.
or leg. of class four and assigned to the Dept. Dec. 12,
1923; to Budapest Feb. 2, 1924; For. Ser. officer of
class eight and 3d sec. at Budapest July 1, 1924 ; class
seven June 2, 1926; 3d sec. at Bogota Sept. 2, 1926;
class six May 17, 1928; to the Dept. Aug. 19, 1929;
class five July 24, 1930 ; asst. chief, Dlv. of Latin Am.
Affairs, Nov. 1, 1930 ; special detail to El Salvador
1931 ; 2d sec. at Habana Oct. 4, 1933 ; 1st sec. at
Habana Nov. 27, 1933 : class four Oct. 1, 1935; 1st sec.
at Paris July 13, 1937; cons. Aug. 17, 1937; class
three Jan. 3, 1938 ; cons, at Paris in addition to duties
as 1st sec. Apr. 21, 1938 ; 1st sec. at Madrid Apr. 4,
1939 ; at Paris July 1, 1939 ; at Vichy, temp., June 10,
1940 ; class two Aug. 1, 1940 ; 1st sec. at Vichy Oct. 1,
1941 ; couns. of emb. at London Oct. 27, 1941 with
honorary rank of minister Jan. 7, 1943 ; class one Oct.
20, 1942 ; to the Dept. June 28, 1943 ; chief, Div. of
European Affairs, Aug. 19, 1943 ; deputy dir., Office
of European Affairs, Jan. 15, 1944 ; accompanied under
sec. of state on mission to London Apr. 1944 ; dir.,
Office of European Affairs, Dec. 20. 1944 ; representa-
tive of the Dept., Combined Civil Affairs Comm., Com-
bined Chiefs of Staff, Jan. 1, 1945 ; accompanied Presi-
dent Roosevelt to Crimea Conf. 1945; political adviser,
Berlin Conf., 1945 ; detailed to meeting of Foreign
Sees., Moscow, 1945 ; detailed to Meeting of Council
of Foreign Ministers, Paris, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer
of class one Nov. 13, 1946 ; class of career minister
Nov. 25, 1946 : married. — EUR.
Mattison, Gordon Henry. — b. Washington. D.C., Jan.
19, 1915 ; Woodstock Sch. (Mossoorie, India) grad. ;
Coll. of Wooster, A.B. 1936 ; reporter, Am. Inst, of
Public Opinion, 1936-37; app. For. Ser. officer unclass..
v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 2, 1937 ;
V.C. at Naples July 8, 1937 ; For. Ser. Sch. Oct. 24,
1938 ; v.c. at Baghdad Apr. 22, 1939 ; also 3d sec. at
Baghdad July 26, 1939; v.c. at Madras Nov. 22, 1939
(canceled) ; v.c. at Basra Dec. 10. 1941 ; 3d sec. and
v.c. at Tehran Aug. 6, 1942 (canceled) ; class eight Oct.
20, 1942 ; to the Dept. Jan. 12, 1943 ; special study at
Princeton (Arabic language) Jan. 27, 1944; 8d sec. and
v.c. at Cairo Jan. 27, 1944 (proceeded June 29, 1944) ;
class seven July 16, 1944; 2d sec. at Cairo in addi-
tion to duties as v.c. Ausr. 21. 1944 : at Beirut Oct. 28.
1944 ; cons. May 21, 1945 ; cons, at Beirut in addition
to duties as 2d sec. May 26, 1945 ; class six Aug. 13,
1945 ; also 2d sec. and cons, at Damascus Mar. 15,
1946 ; class five May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Maurer, Ely.— b. New York, N. Y., Jan. 10, 1913; Boys High
Sch. grad.; N. Y. U., A. B. 1933; Columbia, LL.B. 1936; mem. of
bar of N. Y.; junior counsel, Bd. of Statutory Consolidation,
N. Y., 1936-38; atty. in law firm 1938; atty., Dept. of Justice,
1938-42; U. S. Navy 1942-45, It., overseas service; app. divisional
asst., P-6, in the Dept. of State Feb. 20, 1946; act. asst. chief,
Div. of Econ. Security Controls, June 28, 1946; married.— ES.
May, Harrison Spencer. — b. Beaver, Utah, May 16,
1909 ; Duchesne Co. High Sch. grad. ; George Wash-
ington, A.B. 1941 ; app. elk. at $1,440 in the Dept. of
State Nov. 8, 1930 ; at $1,620 June 1, 1931 ; code elk.,
7th Int. Conf. of Am. States, Montevideo, 1933 ; elk.
In Am. emb. at Tokyo Nov. 8, 1934 ; at Paris May 16,
1938; elk. at $1,440 in the Dept. of State Oct. 28,
1939; at $1,620 July 16, 1940; elk., 2d Meeting of
Ministers of For. Affairs of Am. Republics, Habana,
1940 ; at $1,800 Mar. 16, 1941 ; at $2,000 July 1, 1941 ;
elk., 3d Meeting of Ministers of For. Affairs of Am.
Republics, Rio de Janeiro, 1942 ; divisional asst. at
$2,600 Apr. 16, 1942; at $3,200 Oct. 1, 1942; trans-
ferred to For. Econ. Admin, as information specialist
Dec. 6, 1943 ; app. watch officer at $3,800 (P-4) in
the Dept. of State Apr. 16, 1945 ; procurement officer
Aug. 25, 1946. — IAD.
May, Parker. — b. McCauley, Tex., Feb. 4, 1915 ; Ham
liu High Sch. grad. ; Benjamin Franklin D., M.C.S.
1940; supervisor of field payroll 1936-38, asst. chief
payroll section 1938-39, asst. to chief fiscal officer
1940-42, field accounting supervisor 1942, chief ac-
countant and asst. budget officer 1942-43, Dept. of
Agri. ; asst. chief of management branch 1943-44,
chief of Budget and Finance Div. 1944, War Food
Admin. ; dir. of budget, fiscal, and operating services,
Office of War Information, 1944-45 ; transferred to the
Dept. of State as budget dir., CAF-14, Aug. 31, 1945 ;
act. exec, officer, Office of Int. Information and Cultural
Affairs, Jan. 1, 1946 ; exec, officer Jan. 18, 1946 ;
married. — OIC.
Maycock, John Dennis.— b. Provo, Utah, Apr. 22, 1916; Roose-
velt High Sch. (Seattle) grad.; accountant, Treas. Dept. 1935-41,
Federal Works Agency 1941-42; U. S. Army 1942-46. capt.; app.
fiscal and budgetary analyst, CAF-11, in the Dept. of State
May 20, 1946; married.— DF.
Mayer, Edward N., Jr. — b. New York, N. Y., June 20,
1907 ; Blair Acad. grad. ; Colgate U., B.A. 1928 ; pres.
of sales promotion and merchandising company 1928— ;
app. special adviser, Div. of Research and Publication,
Dept. of State, Apr. 10, 1945 ; consultant July 1,
1946. — PB.
Mayer, Ernest de Wael. — b. New York, N.Y., Mar. 1,
1903 ; Lycee d' Auves, Antwerp, Belgium ; private tutors
in Holland and England ; Staunton MiL Acad. 1919-
21 ; newspaper work 1921-24 ; cml. work 1924-30 ;
app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec
in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 17, 1931 ; For. Ser. Sch. Dec.
30, 1931 ; v.c. at Havre Apr. 7, 1932 ; at Southampton
Apr. 12, 1935 ; at Paris June 17, 1935 ; also 3d sec. at
Paris July 26, 1937 ; class eight Mar. 16, 1939 ; v.c.
at Casablanca Sept. 12, 1940 ; class seven June 1, 1942 ;
v.c. at Rabat, temp., Jan. 11, 1943 ; cons. Feb. 18, 1943 ;
cons, at Rabat Mar. 6, 1943 ; at Martinique Nov. 27,
1943 (canceled) ; 2d sec. near the Govt, of Belgium
established in England Mar. 18, 1944 ; at Brussels
Sept. 14, 1944 ; class six May 16, 1945 ; to the Dept.
Nov. 23, 1945 (canceled) ; class five May 19, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer at Berlin and cons, at Baden Baden
June 21, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Mayes, Leroy Harold. — b. Lincoln, Nebr., Dec. 28,
1896 ; Lincoln High Sch. grad. ; Denison U., Ph.B.
1923; U. of Chicago, A.M. 1926; N.Y.U., J.D. 1932;
mem. of bar of N.Y. ; U. S». Army 1918-19, overseas
service; mem. of student relief commn. in Europe
1922; v. pres., Rio Grande Coll., 1927-28; public-
relations counsel 1928-29; law practice 1929-34;
head of dept. of business admin, of business sch. 1934-
41 ; chief of operations training. War Production Bd.,
BIOGRAPHIES
327
1942-44; chief, Training Div., Office of Strategic
Services, 1944-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State
as special asst., CAF-12, Oct. 1, 1945 ; married. — FSS.
Maylott, Marcia Van Ness. — b. Baltimore, Md. ;
Classical High Sch. (Springfield, Mass.) grad. ; Smith
Coll., A.B. 1932 ; N.Y.U., LL.B. 1940 ; mem. of bar of
N.Y. ; lnstr. in social sciences 1937-39, research asst.
in public law 1940-42, N.Y.U. ; atty., Dept. of Justice,
1941-43 ; app. divisional asst. at $3,800 in the Dept. of
State June 15, 1943; at $4,600 (P-5) May 16, 1944;
asst. on int. security July 1, 1944 ; asst. sec, U.S. group,
Dumbarton Oaks Conversations on Int. Org., Washing-
ton, 1944 ; tech. officer, U.S. del., Inter-Am. Conf. on
Problems of War and Peace, Mexico City, 1945 ; legal
asst. on int. org. Apr. 1, 1945 ; sec. to tech. staff,
United Nations Comm. of Jurists, Washington, 1945 ;
tech. expert, U.S. del., United Nations Conf. on Int.
Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; attended Advisory Health-
Group Meeting, Washington, 1945 : specialist on int.
org. and security, P-6, Mar. 12, 1946 ; adviser, U.S.
del., Int. Health Conf., New York, 1946. — OA.
Maynard, David M. — b. New Rochelle, N.Y., Sept. 6,
1900; Claremont (Calif.) High Sch. grad.; Princeton,
B.S. 1922 ; Columbia. M. A. 1926 ; U. of Geneva 1925-26 ;
U. of Chicago, Ph.D. 1930; U.S. Army 1918; instr.,
Princeton-in-Peking, 1922-24 ; economist, League of
Nations Secretariat, 1926; prof, of political science,
Lake Forest Coll., 1927-30 ; dir. ,of the Am. Comm.,
Geneva, summer 1927, 1928, and 1929 ; asat. trade
commr., Dept. of Com., Hong Kong, 1930-33 ; regional
dir. of research, Fed. Relief Admin., 1933-40; admin,
consultant, Bu. of the Budget, 1940 ; app. sr. econ.
analyst at Lima Sept. 23, 1941 ; special asst. at Buenos
Aires July 15, 1944 (canceled) ; att. at Bern Oct. 19,
1944 ; asst. cml. att. at Bern Oct. 29, 1945 ; For. Ser.
Reserve officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
McAdoo, Dale D. — app. admin, officer in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Florence July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Re-
serve officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; cultural officer
at Florence Nov. 13, 1946.
McAfee, William.— b. Park Royal, Pa., Jan. 25, 1910; Patton
High Sch. grad.; Portland Day Sch. grad.; Coll. of Wooster,
B. A. 1932; Pa. State Coll., M. A. 1941; Oxford, summer 1937;
Harvard, summer 1938; instr. in Eng., Allahabad (India) Chris-
tian Coll., 1932-35; teacher of hist, in prep. sch. and public high
schs. 1936-41; U. S. Army 1942^16, It. col., overseas service; app.
country specialist, P-5, in the Dept. of State Sept. 9, 1946.— CA.
McAllister, Richard Ellis. — b. Medicine Lodge, Kans.,
Jan. 13, 1906 ; Winfield High Sch. grad. ; business sch. ;
Southwestern U. 1925 ; Columbus U. 1941- ; with Treas.
Dept. 1936-41 ; with War Production Bd. 1941-43 ;
chief of section, Nat. War Labor Bd., Mar.-Dec. 1943 ;
budget analyst, Office of Censorship, 1943-45 ; app.
fiscal and budgetary analyst at $3,800 (CAF-11) in
the Dopt. of State Mar. 27, 1945; married. — DF.
McAndrews, John Henry Eugene. — b. Owatonna,
Minn., July 1, 1884 ; Pillsbury Acad. ; Normal Sch.,
Milbank, N.Dak. ; Georgetown U. 1920-21; teacher in
public sch. 2 yrs. ; elk. 2 yrs. ; salesman; app. v. c. at
Cork Aug. 21, 1918 ; visa work at Frankfort-on-the-
Main July 13, 1921 ; v. c. at Frankfort on-the-Main Nov.
15, 1921 ; at Bucharest Jan. 7, 1922 ; despatch agt. at
London Feb. 18, 1930 ; elk. in emb. at London July 1,
1939 ; v.c. at Nassau Aug. 24, 1939 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class eight Nov. 13, 1946.
McAvoy, Donald Wayne. — b. Chicago, 111., Jan. 17,
1918; St. Mary's High Sch. (Plainfield, N.J.) grad.;
business-sch. grad. ; law elk. and court stenog. 1938-
39; sec. to traffic mgr. of railroad company 1939-41;
U.S. Army 1941-45, capt., overseas service ; app. v.c.
in the For. Ser. and assigned to the Dept. Jan. 27,
1946 ; at Frankfort on the Main Feb. 7, 1946 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
McBride, Robert Henry. — b. London, England, of Am.
parents, May 25, 1918 ; sch. in France ; Friends Sch.
(D.C.) grad.; Princeton, B.A. 1940; museum aide In
charge of publications fund, Nat. Gallery of Art,
1940—41 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. May 9, 1941 ; v.c. at
Habana July 25, 1941 ; also 3d sec. at Habana Aug. 13,
1942 ; v.c. at Seville Mar. 2, 1943 (canceled) ; at Algiers
Mar. 25, 1943 ; For. Ser. officer at Corsica, temp., Dec.
14, 1943 ; sec. at Algiers in addition to duties as v.c.
Jan. 20, 1944 ; sec, office of U.S. representative, Ad-
visory Council for Italy, June 17, 1944 ; 3d sec. and
v.c. at Rome Feb. 10, 1945 ; class eight Aug. 13, 1945 ;
to the Dept. Jan. 21, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
five Nov. 13, 1946 ; married. — ARA.
McCabe, Evelyn Egelhoff (Mrs.). — b. Mammoth Springs,
Ark.; Cleveland High Sch. (St. Louis) grad.; business-sch. grad.;
Washington U., A. B. 1938; U. of EJ., B. S. in library science
1940; librarian, Washington U., 1935-43; research analyst, Office
of War Information, 1943-45; transferred to the Dept. of State as
librarian, P-3, Aug. 31, 1945; documentation specialist, P-4,
June 30, 1946.— ILL
McCahon, William Hill. — b. New York, N. Y., Sept. 25,
1907; Davis High Sch. (Mt. Vernon, N.Y.) grad.; Col-
gate U., A.B. 1931 ; Columbia, M.A. 1942 ; probation
officer 1931-37, dist. supervisor 1937-43, Westchester
Dept. of Probation ; special field representative. Disaster
Relief and Civilian War Aid Sec, Am. Nat. Red Cross,
Apr.-Sept. 1943; app. dfvisional asst. at $3,800 In the
Dept. of State Oct. 1, 1943 ; at $4,600 (P-5) Nov. 20,
1944 ; act. asst. chief, Special Projects Div., Aug. 15,
1946 ; special asst. to the chief, P-6, Nov. 3, 1946 ;
married. — SPD.
McCargar, James Goodrich. — b. San Francisco, Calif.,
Apr. 20, 1920 ; Galileo High Sch. grad. ; Stanford. A.B.
1941 ; newspaper reporter 1941 ; app. divisional asst.,
temp., at $2,000 in the Dept. of State Jan. 7, 1942 ; v.c.
at Vladivostok Apr. 2, 1942 (canceled) ; For. Ser. officer
unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. May
12, 1942, qualified May 21, 1942; v.c. at Vladivostok
May 21, 1942 ; at Moscow, temp., June 25, 1942 ; at
Vladivostok Aug. 9, 1942 ; 3d sec at Moscow, temp.,
Aug. 12, 1943 ; to the Dept. June 18, 1943 (proceeded
Nov. 16, 1943) ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Ciudad Trujillo
Nov. 25, 1943 ; furlough for mil. ser. Sept. 19, 1944-
Feb. 15, 1946 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Budapest Mar. 19,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
McCarthy, John Francis.— b. Philadelphia, Pa., June 2, 1888;
high-sch. grad.; business sch.; Duke U. 1944; accountant for
railroad company 1907-23; gen. office mgr. and auditor for cml.
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accounting firm 1923-33; chief of amusement tax bu. and city
traffic statistician 1934-40; auditor for govt, agencies 1940-46;
app. chief of section, Office of For. Liquidation, Dept. of State,
OAF-12, Feb. 28, 1946; married.— OFLC.
McCarty, Glenn R., Jr. — b. St. Louis, Mo., Jan. 24,
1"D20; Clayton (Mo.) High Sen. grad. ; business sch. ;
Drake, B.A. 1941 ; Universidad Nacional de Mexico,
summer 1939 ; Washington D. 1939-40 ; field elk. at ord-
nance plant 1941 ; app. v.c. at Bogota Sept. 30, 1941 ;
furlough for mil. ser. (U.S. Navy, ensign, overseas
service) Sept. 1, 1944-Aug. 27, 1946 ; v.c. and admin,
asst. at Ciudad Trujillo Oct. 7, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Ciudad
Trujillo Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
McClellan, Roswell D. — b. Palo Alto, Calif., Jan. 25,
1914 ; Duke U., B.A. 1936 ; U. of Munich and of Perugia
1936-37 ; Columbia, M.A. 1940 ; del. in France, Am.
Friends Service Comm. ; app. econ. analyst in the For.
Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Bern Aug. 4, 1945 ;
also admin, officer at Bern July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class nine Nov. 13, 1946 ; econ. analyst
at Bern Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
MeClintock, Robert Mills. — b. Seattle, Wash., Aug.
30, 1901; Pasadena (Calif.) High Sch. grad.; studied
under Salvador de Madariaga at Geneva, summer 1929;
Stanford, A.B. 1931 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass.,
v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 17, 1931 ;
v.c. at Panama Jan. 20, 1932 ; to the For. Ser. Sch.
Nov. 29, 1932 : v. c. at Kobe Mar. 30, 1933 ; 3d sec.
at Santiago, Chile, Dec. 29, 1934; at Ciudad Trujillo
July 2, 1937 ; also v. C. of Ciudad Trujillo Dec. 21,
1937 ; v. c. and 3d sec. at Helsinki July 8, 1939 ; class
eight Mar. 1, 1940 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Stockholm Dec.
15, 1941 (canceled) ; class seven Feb. 1, 1942; 2d sec.
at Helsinki in addition to duties as v.c. Mar. 9, 1942 ;
relieved of duties as v.c. at Helsinki July 16, 1942;
2d sec. and v.c. at Stockholm Nov. 15, 1943 ; class six
Nov. 16, 1943 ; special asst. to exec. sec. and sec. of
comm., United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Fran-
cisco, 1945 ; class five May 16, 1945 ; to the Dept.
Aug. 4, 1945 ; class four May 19, 1946 : For. Ser.
officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married. — SPA.
McCluney, Forrest Fletcher. — b. St. Louis, Mo., Maj
30, 1916 ; Jefferson City High Sch. grad. ; U. of Mo.,
A.B. 1937 ; George Washington U., LL.B. 1941 ; mem.
of bar of D.C. ; U.S. Army 1941-46, maj., overseas
service ; app. exec, to the special asst. to the sec. of
state for research and intelligence Jan. 1, 1946 ; asst.
intelligence program adviser, P-7, July 15, 1946 ;
exec. asst. Nov. 17, 1946 ; married. — SA-E.
McClung, John Edmond, Jr. — b. Corsicana, Tex., June
24, 1909 ; high-sch. grad. ; Va. Mil. Inst. 1926-27 ; U. of
Tex. 1927-32 ; U. of Colo., summers 1929-30 ; U. of
La. 1932 ; elk. in dept. store ; self-employed ; app. elk.
in Am. consulate at Kaunas Oct. 28, 1938; in Am.
emb. at Moscow Sept. 9, 1940 ; at Tangier Nov. 17,
1942 ; in office of U.S. political adviser on Austrian
affairs, Supreme Headquarters, A.E.F., Apr. 11, 1945 ;
at Vienna June 3, 1945 ; admin, asst. at Vienna Apr.
21, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eleven Nov. 13,
1946.
McClure, Russell Schee. — b. Seattle, Wash., Dec. 26,
1915 ; Roosevelt High Sch. grad. ; Stanford, A.B. 1937 ;
U. of Wash., M.A. 1939 ; tutor in German ; Ohio State
U., grad. work 1939-42 ; app. divisional asst. at $2,600
in the Dept. of State June 24, 1942 ; at $3,200 Sept.
16, 1942 ; at $3,800 (P-4) Jan. 1, 1943; resigned July
28, 1943 to enter the armed services ; U.S. Army
July-Aug. 1943; U.S. Navy 1943-46, It. (jg), overseas
service ; detailed to Int. Commn. of the Rhine River,
Strasbourg, France, 1945 ; app. special asst., P-6, in
the Dept. of State, Mar. 10, 1946 ; married. — TRC.
McClure, Wallace. — b. Knoxville, Tenn., July 30,
1890 ; Baker-Himel Sch. ; U. of Tenn., A.B. 1910, LL.B.
1911 ; Columbia, A.M. 1915, Ph.D. 1924 ; mem. of bar
of Tenn. ; sec. to comm. to investigate assessments
and taxation, Tenn., 1915 ; law practice 1916-17 ;
U. S. Army 1917-18, 2d It. ; expert of N.Y. State
legislative comm. on income tax 1919 ; instr. in
hist., U. of Tenn., 1919; prof, of cml. policy, George-
town Sch. of For. Ser. 1925-33 ; special lecturer, Johns
Hopkins U., 1936-37 ; app. drafting officer at $3,000 in
the Dept. of State Dec. 4, 1920; at $3,500 Nov. 15,
1922 ; at $3,800 July 1, 1924 ; at $4,400 Feb. 1, 1926 ;
at $5,200 July 1, 1926; asst. chief, Treaty Div., Apr.
21, 1923 ; at $6,500 July 1, 1928 ; tech. adviser to Am.
del.. 7th Int. Conf. of Am. States, Montevideo, 1933;
at $6,750 July 1, 1942 ; sr. econ. analyst at Stockholm
Dec. 4, 1942 ; expert, P-7, in the Dept. of State, July
1, 1946 ; married. — OA.
McConaughy, Walter Patrick. — b. Montevallo, Ala.,
Sept. 11, 1908; Montevallo High Sch. grad.; Birming-
ham-Southern Coll., B.A. 1928; Duke U. 1930; teacher
in high sch. 1928-1930; instr., Ala. Coll., summer 1929;
app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 16, 1930; v.c. at Tampico,
temp., Dec. 27, 1930; For. Ser. Sch. Aug. 19, 1932;
v.c. at Kobe Dec. 22, 1932; at Taihoku, temp., Aug.
28. 1934; at Kobe Apr. 8, 1935; class eight Apr. 1,
1937; cons. Apr. 22, 1937; cons, at Kobe Apr. 26,
1937 ; at Osaka Sept. 9, 1938 ; class seven Apr. 1, 1939 ;
cons, at Nagasaki, temp., Nov. 2, 1939 ; at Osaka Dec.
29, 1939; 2d sec. at Peiping Feb. 4-Dec. 7, 1941;
to the Dept. June 3, 1942 ; 2d sec. and cons, at La Paz,
Bolivia, Sept. 16, 1942 ; class six Oct. 20, 1942 ; cml. att.
at La Paz, Bolivia, Dec. 8, 1942; to the Dept. Sept.
27, 1944 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Rio de Janeiro Dec. 8,
1944 ; class five May 16, 1945 ; class four May 19,
1946 ; 1st sec. at Rio de Janeiro in addition to duties
as cons. July 11, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
McConeghey, Harold G. — b. Newton, Iowa, Apr. 30,
1920 ; Newton High Sch. grad. ; Iowa State Teachers
Coll., 3% yrs. ; fingerprint classifier. Fed. Bu. of In-
vestigation, Jan.-June 1943 ; communications officer
and admin, asst., Office of War Information, 1943-45;
app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned v.c.
at Shanghai Sept. 14, 1945 ; at Canton Mar. 25, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
McCormick, Thomas James. — b. Taunton, Mass., July
28, 1908 ; Cambridge Latin Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A.B.
1929 ; Sorbonne 1931 ; Georgetown, A. M. 1933 ; instr.,
Woodward Prep. Sch. 1929-31, Georgetown U. 1931-
33, Columbus U. 1940-41 ; asst. deputy administrator,
Nat. Recovery Admin., 1933-36 ; for. trade expert,
Dept. of Com., 1936-37 ; legislative consultant for
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retail federation 1937-40 ; act. asst. dir. of div. and sr.
liaison officer, Dept. of Labor, 1941-42 ; requirements
comin. representative and act. chief of section in North
Africa, Bd. of Ecou. Warfare, principal requirements
representative for Am. Econ. Mission to the Middle
East, dir. of div., sr. Am. representative at Cairo, and
lend-lease representative for Iraq, For. Econ. Admin.
1942-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as dir. of
Special Areas Div., Offiee of For. Liquidation, CAF-14,
Oct. 20, 1945 ; married.— OFLC.
McCormick, William Thomas. — b. Girardville, Pa.,
May 19, 1912 ; Girardville High Sch. grad. ; George-
town, B. S. 1936, LL.B. 1941 ; dir. of microfilm and
records custodian, D.C. Govt., 1939-42 ; rubber and
gasoline specialist, Office of Price Admin., 1942 ; assoc.
in firm of tax and engineering consultants 1942-43 ;
liaison officer, Lend-Lease Admin. 1943, For. Econ.
Admin., 1943-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State
as liaison officer, CAF-13, Oct. 20, 1945 ; married. —
DD.
McCoy, Frank R. — b. Lewiston, Maine, Oct. 29, 1874 ;
high-sch. grad. ; U.S.M.A. grad. 1897 ; Army War Coll.
grad. 1908 ; U.S. Army 1897-1938, maj. gen., overseas
service ; app. Am. del. to Far Eastern Commn. at
$12,000 in the Dept. of State May 6, 1946 ; married.—
FEC.
McCoy, William G. — app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxil-
iary and assigned to the Dept. Apr. 1, 1944 ; v.c. at
Nanking Apr. 22, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
McCully, Edward N. — app. elk. in the For. Ser. and
assigned to the Dept. June 9, 1941 ; at Ankara July 8,
1942 ; resigned to enter the armed services Dec. 24,
1943 : app. v.c. and admin, asst. in the For. Ser. and
assigned to the Dept. Oct. 25, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
McDaniel, Bruce L, — b. Rosenberg, Tex., Oct. 14,
1911 ; Central High Sch. ; with news ser. 1933-36 ;
elk., Treas. Dept., 1936-40 ; purchase elk., Nat. Defense
Advisory Commn., 1940-41 ; jr. purchase and supply
officer, purchasing officer, asst. chief and chief of
purchase branch, Office for Emergency Management,
1941-44 ; app. asst. chief, Div. of Admin. Services,
Dept. of State, CAF-12, Dec. 1, 1944 ; chief of pro-
curement branch, Div. of Central Services, Dec. 20,
1944 ; procurement officer, United Nations Conf. on
Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; chief of procurement
and property branch, Div. of Central Services, CAF-13,
June 30, 1946 ; married. — CS.
McDermott, Jack Chipman. — b. Tucson, Ariz., Jan.
19. 1905; Brownwood High Sch. (Tex.) grad.; How-
ard Payne Coll. 1923-24 ; U. of Tex. 1924-25 ; U. of
Kans. 1925-26 ; asst. traffic mgr. for airlines 1927-31 ;
sec. and mgr. of city chamber of com. 1931-33 ;
editor and publisher of newspaper 1933-43 ; U.S.
Marine Corps 1943-46, maj., overseas service ; app.
assoc. chief, Int. Press and Publications Div., Dept. of
State, CAF-15, May 14, 1946 ; married. — INP.
McDermott, Michael James. — b. Peabody, Mass.,
July 2, 1894 : Peabody High Sch. grad. ; business sch. ;
Nat. U., LL.B. 1926. LL.M. and M.P.L. 1927; elk. in
insur. company 1914-17, in War Dept. July-Aug. 1917,
in exec, office of White House July-Dec. 1917; Army
field elk. 1917-19, overseas service ; confidential elk.
to Gen. Tasker H. Bliss, Am. section of Supreme War
Council, Versailles, and Am. Commn. to Negotiate
Peace, Paris, 1918-20 ; sec. to Elihu Root, mem. of
Committee of Jurists to draft project for an Int.
Court of Justice at The Hague, Paris, May-Aug. 1920 ;
app. special asst. at $2,500 in the Dept. of State Aug.
28, 1920; elk. at $1,600 Oct. 7, 1920; at $1,800 June
15, 1922 ; private sec. to the under sec. of state at
$2,000 June 12, 1923; asst. chief, Div. of Current In-
formation, Apr. 1, 1924 ; at $3,000 July 1, 1924 ; at
$3,200 May 1, 1925 ; chief, Div. of Current Informa-
tion, Apr. 20, 1927; at $3,800 May 1, 1927; special
asst. to Am. del., 6th Int. Conf. of Am. States, Habana,
1928; at $4,600 July 1, 1928; detailed to mission for
signature of Pact for the Renunciation of War, Paris,
1928 ; press liaison officer, Conf. of Am. States on
Conciliation and Arbitration, Washington, 1928—29 ;
press officer, London Naval Conf., 1930; at $4,800 July
1, 1930 ; mem., Publications Committee of the Dept.,
1929- ; at $6,500 May 1, 1936; press officer, 8th Int.
Conf. of Am. States, Lima, 1938; at $7,000 June 1,
1939 ; public-relations dir., 8th Am. Scientific Cong.,
Washington, 1940 ; press officer, 2d Meeting of Minis-
ters of For. Affairs of Am. Republics, Habana, 1940 ; at
$8,000 (P-8) Dec. 1, 1941 ; representative of the sec. of
state on the Comm. on War Information Policies 1942- ;
mem., Comm. on Political Planning, Nov. 2, 1942-Mar.
19, 1943 ; chief press-relations officer, United Nations
Conf. on Food and Agri., Hot Springs, Va., 1943 ; ac-
companied sec. of state to Moscow Conf. 1943 ; special
asst. to the sec. of state (press relations) Jan. 15,
1944 ; mem., Dept. of State Policy Comm., Feb. 21,
1944 ; mem., Dept. of State Comm. on Post- War Pro-
grams, Feb. 21, 1944; chief press-relations officer.
United Nations Monetary and Financial Conf., Bretton
Woods, N. H., 1944 ; press officer, U.S. group, Dum-
barton Oaks Conversations on Int. Org., Washington,
1944 ; chief press-relations officer, U.S. del., Inter-
Am. Conf. on Problems of War and Peace, Mexico
City, 1945 ; press-relations officer, United Nations Conf.
on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; public relations
officer, U.S. del., 1st part of 1st sess. of the Gen.
Assembly, United Nations, London, 1946 ; married. —
SA/M.
McDevitt, James Andrew. — b. Lucas, Ohio, Mar. 11,
1913 ; Mansfield Sr. High Sch. grad. ; U. of Chicago,
A.B. 1935, grad. work 1936-39 ; buyer for investment
company 1935-36 ; passenger agt. for airlines com-
pany 1936 ; asst. elk., Bu. of Labor Statistics, 1940 ;
asst. research technician, Nat. Resources Planning
Bd., 1941 : U.S. Navy 1941-46, It. comdr. ; app. admin,
officer, Office of Asst. Sec. of State for Econ. Affairs,
CAF-12, June 7, 1946. — A-T.
McDiarmid, Alice Morrissey (Mrs.) — b. Livonia, N.Y. ;
Livonia High Sch. grad. ; U. of Rochester, B.A. 1929,
M.A. 1931 ; Columbia U., grad. work 1934-35 ; Rad-
cliffe Coll., Ph.D. 1936; asst. prof, of hist, Elmira
Coll., 1936-39; research asst., Joint Int. Research, sum-
mer 1936, 1937 ; instr. in econ., Carnegie Inst, of Tech.,
1940-41 ; app. divisional asst. at $3,200 in the Dept.
of State June 29, 1942 ; at $3,800 Nov. 16, 1943 ; asst.
to assoc. chief, Div. of Int. Security and Org., at $4,600
(P-5) July 1, 1944 ; asst. sec, U.S. group, Dumbarton
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Oaks Conversations on Int. Org., Washington, 1944 ;
mem. of tech. secretariat, United Nations Comm. of
Jurists. Washington, 1945 ; tech. expert, U.S. del.,
United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco,
1945 ; specialist on int. org. and security, P-6, Mar.
12, 1946 ; adviser, U.S. del., 29th sess. of the Int.
Labor Conf., Montreal, 1946. — OA.
McDiarmid, Orville John. — b. Ottawa, Canada, Oct.
19, 1909 ; naturalized 1940 ; St. Thomas High Sch.
(Ontario) grad. ; U. of Toronto, M.A. 1932; Harvard,
Ph.D. 1936 ; research asst., Harvard U., 1936-37 ; asst.
prof, of econ., Carnegie Inst, of Tech. 1936-40, Coll. of
William and Mary 1941 ; economist, Bu. of Labor
Statistics, Jan.-May 1942 ; asst. exec, sec, U.S.-Can-
ada Joint War Production Comm., May-Oct. 1942 ;
U.S. Army 1942-46, It. col., overseas service ; app.
chief of finance section, Div. of Japanese and Korean
Econ. Affairs, Dept. of State, P-7, Nov. 5, 1946 ; mar-
ried.— JK.
McDonald, Eula. — b. Decatur, Tex. ; Branham and
Hughes Prep. Sch. ; business sch. ; sec. to mem.
of Cong. 1913-17, 1919-33 ; elk. to Interstate and For.
Com. Committee, House of Representatives, 1917-19 ;
sec, Int. Petroleum Cong., July-Oct. 1923 and 1925;
app. asst. to U.S. del., Int. Monetary and Economic
Conf., at $3,800 Oct. 19, 1933 ; divisional asst. at
$3,800 in the Dept. of State May 16, 1934-Oct. 24,
1937 ; contact representative, Veterans' Admin. Facil-
ity, Oct. 1937-Jan. 1938 ; app. divisional asst. at
$3,800 in the Dept. of State Jan. 10, 1938 ; at $4,000
Apr. 16, 1939 ; sec, ladies' committee, 8th Am. Scien-
tific Cong., Washington, 1940 ; at $4,200 Jan. 1, 1942 ;
mem., Comm. on Arrangements, 8th Pan Am. Child
Cong., Washington, 1942; at $4,400 July 1, 1944; at
$4,960 July 1, 1945 ; public-opinion analyst at $5,180
(CAF-12) Sept. 1, 1945.— PL.
McDonald, George. — app. admin, oflicer in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Bucharest July 1, 1946 ; For.
Ser. Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; infor-
mation officer at Bucharest Nov. 13, 1946.
McDonough, Dayle Crockett. — b. Cameron, Mo.,
Dec. 14, 1891 ; Maysville High Sch. grad. ; U. of Mo.,
LL.B. 1912 ; mem. of bar of Mo. ; law practice and
legal editing 1913-17 ; Provisional Training Regiment,
Reserve Officers' Training Camp, May-July 1917; super-
visor of corr., Bu. of War Risk Insur., 1918-19 ; app.
cons, of class seven Sept. 5, 1919; cons, at Concepclon
Oct. 21, 1919 ; at La Paz June 22, 1922 ; class six Aug.
23, 1922 ; class five Dec. 19, 1923 ; For. Ser. officer of
class six July 1, 1924 ; cons, at Caracas Feb. 5, 1925 ;
class five Dec. 17, 1925 ; at Guadalajara, temp., Sept.
2, 1926; at Sydney, N.S.W., Nov. 22, 1926; class four
Dec. 19, 1929; cons, at Madras Nov. 6, 1930 (can-
celed) ; at Bombay Jan. 29, 1931 ; cons. gen. Oct. 15,
1934 ; cons. gen. at Guayaquil Oct. 18, 1934 ; sec. in
the Diplo. Ser. Ang. 17, 1937 ; cons. gen. at Monterrey
June 18, 1938 ; class three Apr. 1, 1939 ; cons. gen. at
Keijo Apr. 30, 1941 (canceled) ; 1st sec. and cons. gen.
at Santiago Oct. 3, 1941 ; to the Dept. Sept. 29, 1943 ;
class two May 16, 1945 ; cons. gen. at Glasgow Mar.
14, 1946 ; For. Ser. oflicer of class two Nov. 13, 1946.
McElhiney, Thomas Watkins.— b. West Union, West Va., Jan.
22, 1919; Baltimore Polytech. Inst, grad.; Johns Hopkins, A. B.
1941; Cornell U. 1941-42; U. S. Army 1942-46, 1st It., overseas
service; app. For. Ser. oflicer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. June 14, 1946; to the Dept. July 1, 1946; v. c.
at Amsterdam July 19, 1946; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13
1946; married.
McEnelly, Thomas. — b. MUford, Mass., Sept. 3,
1888 ; high sch. and business sch. ; app. elk. in Am.
consulate gen. at Buenos Aires Apr. 3, 1914 ; v. c at
Mexico City Sept. 4, 1918 ; v. c of career of class
three Sept. 27, 1919 ; v. c. at Frontera Oct. 9, 1919 ; at
Matanzas Nov. 26, 1919 ; class two May 24, 1920 ; class
one Nov. 17, 1921 ; v. c at Buenaventura May 12, 1922 ;
at Chihuahua Sept. 21, 1923; cons, of class seven Dec.
19, 1923; cons, at Chihuahua Dec. 22, 1923; For. Ser.
officer of class eight July 1, 1924 ; class seven Sept.
29, 1927; cons, at Barcelona May 24, 1928 (canceled) ;
at Ciudad Juarez, temp., July 20, 1928 ; at Barcelona
Sept. 20, 1928; class six July 24, 1930; at Singapore
June 20, 1934 ; class five June 1, 1937 ; sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Dec. 1, 1937 ; cons, at Palermo Sept. 2,
1938 ; class four Aug. 1, 1940 ; cons, at Istanbul Mar. 8,
1941 (canceled) ; 2d sec. at Rome, temp., Apr. 12. 1941 ;
to the Dept.. temp. June 28, 1941 ; cons, at Tampico
Jan. 5, 1942 ; class three July 16, 1943 ; cons. gen. Mar.
14, 1945 ; cons. gen. at Dublin Apr. 28, 1945 ; class
two Dec. 17, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class two Nov,
13, 1946 ; married.
McFadden, Tom J. — app. admin, officer in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Beirut July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Reserve officer of class five Nov. 13. 1946 ; press officer
at Beirut Nov. 13, 1946.
McFadden, William Armour. — b. Camden, N.J.. Nov.
27, 1916 ; Railway High Sch. grad. ; Harvard, B.S.
1939, grad. work 1946 ; statistician with insur. com-
pany 1939-40 ; economist, Office of Price Admin.,
1941-42; U.S. Army 1940-41, 1942-46, It. col., over
seas service ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Sept. 5, 1946 ; to the
Dept. Sept. 28, 1946 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Rome Oct.
31, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 :
married.
McFadyen, Archibald A., Jr. — b. Ruling, China, of
Am. parents, Aug. 20. 1911; Davidson Coll., B.S. 1935;
with China Nat. Famine Relief Comm. in China 1936 ;
app. elk. in Am. consulate gen. at Shanghai Apr. 1.
1937; at Nanking, temp., Dec. 28, 1937; to the Dept.
June 3, 1942; at Montevideo Sept. 26. 1942; at Chung-
king Oct. 27, 1943; v.c. at Kunming Dec. 16, 1943;
at Chungking May 1, 1944 ; resigned June 23, 1945 ;
app. v.c. and admin, asst. at Shanghai Sept. 14, 1945 ;
at Tientsin Jan. 24, 1946 ; at Dublin Sept. 19, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class eleven Nov. 13. 1946;
v.c. at Dublin Nov. 13, 1946 : married.
McGeary, Stanley A. — b. Ionia. Mich.. Nov. 18, 1908 ;
U. of Denver, B.A. 1930; elk 1930-31; stenog. and
bookkeeper 1931-32; teacher. Vincent Miller Acad.,
Soochow, China, 1932-36 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate
gen. at Shanghai July 1, 1936; at Yiinnnnfu Aug. 11,
1939 ; v.c. at Kunming July 11, 1944 : For. Ser. Staff
oflicer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
MoGeorge, Henry Hand. — b. Stillwater, Okla., July 8,
1909 ; Oceanside-Carlsbad Union High Sch. (Oceanside,
Calif.) grad.; Okla. Agrl. and Mech. Coll., B.S. and
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M.A. 1933; Nat. D. of Mex., summer 1930; U. of
Geneva, summer 1931 ; Central U. of Madrid, Spain
1931 ; D. of the Fed. Dist., Rio de Janeiro, 1939 ; with
Nat. Recovery Admin. 1933-35 ; research work in U.S.
and Latin Am., Library of Cong., 1935-43 ; app. divi-
sional asst. at $3,200 in the Dept. of State Jan. 3,
1944; at $3,800 (P-4) Nov. 15, 1944. — OIC.
McGhee, George Crews.— b. Waco, Tex., Mar. 10, 1912; Dallas
High Sch. grad.; U. of Okla.. B. S. 1933; Oxford, D. Phil. (Oxon)
1937; U. of London 1936; geologist 1930-31, geophysicist 1933-34,
for oil company; officer and partner in oil companies 1937-41;
exec, asst., Office of Production Management and War Pro-
duction Bd., 1941; deputy exec. Sec, Combined Raw Materials
Bd., 1942-43; U. S. Navy 1943-45, It., overseas service; app.
special asst. to deputy. Office of the Asst. Sec. of State for Econ.
Affairs, P-7, Jan. 2, 1946; special asst. to the under sec. of state
for econ. affairs, P-8, Aug. 25, 1946; married.— U-E.
McGinnis, Edgar Lee, Jr. — b. Pitcairn, Pa., Oct. 4,
1907; U. of Pittsburgh. A.B. 1930; app. elk. in Am.
vice consulate at Medellfn Aug. 18, 1930; v. c. at
Medellfn June 11, 1931 ; at Ceiba June 6, 1933 ; at
Tela, temp., June 7, 1934; at La Ceiba Sept. 18, 1934;
at Cali June 4, 1911; divisional asst. at $2,600 in the
Dept. of State Sept. 15, 1941 ; at $3,200 Sept. 16, 1942 ;
at $3,800 Dee. 1, 1943 ; at $4,600 (P-5) July 1, 1944 ;
P-6 Sept. 22, 1946 ; married. — AV.
McGonigal, Virginia E. — app. admin, asst. in the
For. Ser. and assigned at Sofia July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Reserve officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; cultural
officer at Sofia Nov. 13, 1946.
McGrory, Elizabeth. — b. Philadelphia, Pa. ; Whittier
(Calif.) Union High Sch. grad.; business sch. grad.;
U. of Calif., B.S. 1927 ; stenog.-sec. 1922-23 ; elk. 1927-
36; app. elk. at $2,000 In the Dept. of State Feb. 8,
1936 ; at $2,300 Sept. 16, 1937 ; divisional asst. July 1,
1939 ; at $2,400 June 16. 1941 ; at $2,600 Sept. 1,
1942 ; at $3,200 Feb. 16, 1944 ; country specialist at
$3,800 (P-4) Apr. 20, 1945.— CP.
McGuire, Paul F. — b. Buffalo, N.Y., July 16, 1914;
Wauwatosa (Wis.) High Sch. grad.; U. of Wis., B.A.
1938, M.A. 1938; Princeton 1939^0; Harvard Grad.
Sch. of Public Admin. 1940-41 ; O.R.C. 1937-41, 1st It. ;
rate analyst, Public Ser. Commn. of Wis., 1938-39 ; busi-
ness economist, OffiVe of Price Admin., 1941—43; app.
divisional asst. at $5,600 in (he Dept. of State Apr. 26,
1943 ; economist Sept. 11, 1944 ; at $6,230 July 1, 1945 ;
at $6,440 July 1, 1945; asst. chief, Div. of Financial
Affairs, at $7,175 (P-7) July 10, 1945; married. — FN.
McGurk, Joseph F. — b. Paterson, N.J., Mar. 3, 1892;
high sch. and business sch. ; with mfg. company 1907-
13 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Valparaiso Sept. 25,
1914 ; v. c. at Valparaiso May 19, 1915 ; at Antofagasta,
temp., June 21, 1917 ; at Valparaiso July 5, 1917 ; at
Paris June 9, 1919 ; at Havre Sept. 6, 1919 ; v. c. of
career of class three Sept. 27, 1919 ; v. c. at Paris Oct.
2, 1919 ; class two May 24, 1920 ; v. c. at Dakar Sept.
30, 1920; at Brest May 12, 1921; at Dunkirk July 6,
1921 ; at Paris Oct. 7, 1921 ; class one Nov. 17, 1921 ;
cons, of class seven June 22, 1922 ; cons, at Zagreb
Aug. 18, 1922 ; class six Aug. 23, 1922 ; class five June
3, 1924 ; For. Ser. officer of class six July 1, 1924 ;
cons, at Helsingfors Sept. 9, 1924 ; at La Pa* Oct. 6,
1926 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Feb. 17, 1927 ; 2d sec. at
La Paz Feb. 23, 1927; class five June 8, 1927; to the
Dept. Sept. 21, 1928 ; class four Dec. 26, 1929 ; 1st sec.
at Port au Prince Sept. 25, 1930; to the Dept. July
26, 1932 ; asst. chief, Div. of Latin Am. Affairs, Aug.
28, 1933; class three Oct. 1, 1935; 1st sec. at Tokyo
Aug. 8, 1936 ; class two Jan. 3, 1938 ; couns. of emb. at
Lima Jan. 23, 1940 ; at Mexico City June 16, 1941 ; to
the Dept. Aug. 19, 1942; asst. chief, Div. of the Am.
Republics, Nov. 17, 1942 ; class one July 16, 1943 ;
chief, Div. of Mexican Affairs, Jan. 15, 1944 ; act. dir.,
Office of Am. Republic Affairs, temp., July 31, 1944 ;
act. deputy dir. Aug. 7, 1944 ; A. B. and P. to the
Dominican Republic Feb. 9, 1945 ; adviser to U.S. mem.,
4th sess. of the Council, United Nations Relief and
Rehabilitation Admin., Atlantic City, N. J., 1946 ; to
Uruguay July 12, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class of
career minister Nov. 14, 1946.
Mcllhenny, Samuel Alfred, Jr. — b. San Antonio,
Tex., Aug. 15, 1901 ; Marion Inst. grad. ; U.S.N.A.
1920-22; U. of Tex., B.B.A. 1926; elk. and stenog.
1926-28 ; app. elk. in Am. leg. at San Salvador June
26, 1928 ; at Tegucigalpa Jan. 1929 ; at Managua May
11, 1929 ; in Am. consulate gen. at Santiago, Chile, Mar.
1, 1931 ; v. c. at Santiago Aug. 18, 1931 ; at Antofa-
gasta, temp., Oct. 21, 1933; at Santiago Dec. 22, 1933;
at Valparaiso, temp., Mar. 8, 1934 ; at Santiago Aug. 25,
1934 ; at Valparaiso Jan. 23, 1937 ; at Valdivia Nov. 16,
1940 ; at Antofagasta Mar. 24. 1942 ; at Tampico Mar. 5,
1943 ; at Coatzacoalcos, temp., Sept. 15, 1943 ; at
Tampico Oct. 9, 1943 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
eight Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Mcintosh, Clarence Joseph. — b. Savannah, Ga., Nov.
4, 1915 ; high-sch. and business-sch. grad. ; stenog.
1936-40 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. Apr. 13, 1940 ; at
Quito Apr. 24, 1940 ; at Jidda Apr. 3, 1942 : v.c. at
Dhahran June 14, 1944 ; at Johannesburg Feb. 25,
1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eleven Nov. 13,
1946.
Mcintosh, Kenneth. — b. Omaha, Nebr., Jan. 13, 1893 ;
Phillips Exeter Acad. grad. ; Harvard, A.B. 1914 ;
Faculdade de Direito of Sao Paulo, Brazil ; U.S. Army
1917-19, overseas service ; head of interpreters and
translation bu., Am. Commn. To Negotiate Peace,
Paris, 1918-19; self-employed; U.S. Army 1940-45,
It. col., overseas service ; app. exec, sec., Interdept.
Comm. on Cultural and Scientific Cooperation, Dept.
of State, at $6,500 (P-7) Apr. 26. 1945, Interdept.
Comm. on Scientific and Cultural Cooperation Jan. 1,
1946 ; married. — CU.
Mclntyre, William Harry Joseph. — b. Philadelphia,
Pa., May 17, 1897 ; Cheltenham High Sch. grad. ; U.
of Pa., B.S. 1920 ; U.S. Army 1917-18, 1st It. ; engi-
neer for telephone company 1920—25 ; telephone engi-
neer, Public Ser. Commn. of Pa., 1925-29 : gen. plant
mgr. and mem. of bd. of dirs. of co. telephone com-
panies 1929-43 ; U.S. Navy 1943-46, comdr. : app. att.
for telecommunications in the For. Ser. Auxiliary Jan.
7, 1946 ; att. at London Jan. 22, 1946 ; observer, Int.
Telegraph Meeting, London, 1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve
officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Mclvor, Carlisle Chandler — b. Yokohama, Japan, of
Am. parents, Sept. 27, 1896 : Holderness Sch. grad. ;
Mass. Inst, of Tech., S.B. 1918 ; Harvard, B.S. 1918 ;
719707°- 47-
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Georgetown Sch. of For. Ser. 1930-31 ; U.S. Navy
1918-20, It. (jg), overseas service; mgr. of Japanese
Empire and North China branch of U.S. rubber export
company 1920-28 ; with Geneva Research Center 1931-
33 ; farmer 1933-41 ; chief of Trading With the Enemy
Section, Licensing Div. (Proclaimed List and special
blocked national licensing), Foreign Funds Control,
1941-44 ; app. asst. chief, Div. of World Trade Intelli-
gence, Dept. of State, at $5,600 June 23, 1944 ; Div. of
Econ. Security Controls, Mar. 1, 1945 ; att., staff of
U. S. political adviser on Austrian affairs, Command-
ing Gen., U. S. Army Forces, Mediterranean theater,
Mar. 16, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class four
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
McKay, Stanley Allan. — b. Hartford, Conn., Feb. 18,
1904; West High Sch. (Minneapolis, Minn.) grad. ;
U. of Minn., B.A. 1926 ; U. of Chicago 1940-41 ; O.R.C.
1926-36, 2d It. ; dept. store exec. 1926-35 ; asst. area
statistical office dir., Works Progress Admin., 1935-38,
asst. district dir., Work Projects Admin., 1938-42 ;
management and organization consultant, War Pro-
duction Bd., 1942-45 ; app. management consultant at
$7,437.50 (CAF-14) in the Dept. of State July 16,
1945 ; married. — MN.
McKee, Oliver. — b. East Orange, N. J., Dec. 2, 1893 ;
Taft Sch. grad. ; Yale, B.A. 1915 ; U. of Clermont-
Ferrano, France, 1919 ; U.S. Army 1917-19, 1943-46,
It. col., overseas service ; editorial writer on news-
papers 1919-43 ; app. legislative asst. to the asst. sec.
of state for public affairs, P-7, Sept. 12, 1946 ; mar-
ried.— A-B.
McKelvey, Delano. — b. West Orange, N.J., Aug. 15,
1908 ; Groton ; Phillips Exeter ; Georgetown U. 1936-37 ;
employed by business firms 1927-31 ; social welfare
work 1932-35 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser., and v. c. at Toronto
Mar. 2, 193!) ; For. Ser. Sch. Jan. 5. 1940 ; v. c. at Vigo
June 5, 1940 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at La Paz, Bolivia, Feb.
24, 1943 (canceled); v.c. at Sydney Sept. 2, 1943;
class eight Nov. 16, 1943 ; v. c. at Adelaide, temp., Dec.
20, 1944 ; class seven Aug. 13, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer
of class five Nov. 13. 1946 ; married.
McKelvey, Erman Roscoe. — b. Hastings, Nebr., Apr.
5, 1908 ; State Prep. Sch. (Boulder, Colo.) grad. ; U. of
Colo., B.S. 1932 ; asst. to librarian, U. of Colo.,
1932-34 ; asst. in accounting and distribution and
analyst with electric company 1934—42 ; assoc. com-
modity analyst, For. Econ. Admin., 1942-44 ; app. econ.
analyst in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the
Dept. Oct. 23, 1944 ; econ. analyst and v.c. at Amster-
dam June 15, 1945 (canceled) ; v.c. and econ. analyst
at Rotterdam June 26, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer
of class eight Nov. 13, 1946.
McKenna, James Edward. — b. Boston, Mass., Nov.
20, 1887; English High Sch. grad.; Boston Coll. 1908-
10: Georgetown Law Sch. 1910-13; in library 1906-10;
elk. in law office 1910 ; app. elk. at $900 in the Dept.
of State Oct. 8, 1910; at $1,000 Apr. 1, 1912; at $1,200
Dec. 1, 1913 ; detailed to Am. emb. at Mexico City Dec.
17, 1913-May 4. 1914; at $1,400 July 1, 1916; chief
elk. and disbursing officer, Special Mission to Russia,
1917 ; elk. at $1,400 in the Dept. of State Aug. 3, 1917;
U. S. Army 1917-19, capt., overseas service ; app elk.
at $1,400 in the Dept. of State June 19. 1919 ; at $1,600
May 1, 1920; drafting officer at $2,500 Apr. 1, 1921;
mem. of Bd. of Review May 31, 1922 ; at $2,800 July 1.
1924 ; For. Ser. officer of class eight and cons. Apr. 20,
1925; cons, at Antwerp June 17, 1925; at Canton Nov.
9, 1926; class seven Oct. 16, 1929; to the Dept. May
22, 1930; class six July 1, 1931 ; cons, at London June
30, 1934; at Zagreb Mar. 7, 1935; class five Oct. 1,
1935 ; to the Dept. June 1, 1937 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Dec. 1, 1937 ; class four, Apr. 1, 1939 ; cons, at Ciudad
Juarez Oct. 1, 1941 ; to the Dept. Nov. 5, 1941 ; class
three Feb. 1, 1942 ; asst. chief, Passport Div., Aug. 7,
1943 ; special asst. to asst. sec. Dec. 16, 1943 ; special
asst. to dir.. Office of Public Information Jan. 15, 1944,
Office of Public Affairs Dec. 20, 1944 ; also special asst.
to the dir. for the orientation of chiefs of mission,
Office of the For. Ser., Jan. 2, 1945 ; cons, at Shanghai
Sept. 12, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov.
13, 1946 ; married.
McKenna, Vincent Thomas.— b. New York, N. Y., Apr. 11,
1917; DeWitt Clinton High Sch. grad.; Coll. of the City of N. Y. ,
B. A. 1939; Columbia, A. M. 1944; Harvard, M. P. A. 1945; U. S.
Army 1939-43, 1st. It., overseas service; salesman with publish-
ing house July-Aug. 1943; statistical compiler. Bu. of For. and
Dom. Com., Aug.-Sept. 1943; asst. dir. of athletics in prep. sch.
1943-44; sr. counselor in boys camp, summer 1944; asst. export
office mgr. with pharmaceutical corp. 1945-46; app. For. Ser.
officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July
25, 1946; to the Dept. Sept. 10, 1946; 3d sec. and v. c. at Panama
Oct. 22, 1946; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
McKiernan, Thomas Deglan. — b. Holyoke, Mass., Jan.
26, 1920 ; Johnson High Sch. grad. ; Boston U., A.B.
1942, Sch. of Law, grad. work 1942 ; U.S. Army 1942-
46, capt. ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 19, 1946 ; to the Dept.
Aug. 9, 1946; v.c. at Casablanca Sept. 30, 1946; For.
Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
McKillop, David Holmes. — b. Globe, Ariz., Feb. 2,
1916; Newton (Mass.) High Sch. grad.; Harvard,
A. B. 1937, Law Sch. 1937-38, M. A. 1939; teacher,
N. Y. Inst, for the Education of the Blind, 1940-41 ;
app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Mar. 20, 1941 ; v. c. at Ziirich Mar.
20, 1941 ; 3d sec. at Berlin Deev 2, 1941 ; 3d sec. and
v.c. at Stockholm Dec. 18, 1941 ; class eight Aug. 13,
1945 ; For. Ser. officer at Hamburg Oct. 16. 1945 :
class seven May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class five
Nov. 13, 1946.
McKinney, Samuel Henry. — b. Washington, D.C., June
12, 1898; high-sch. grad.; business sch.: elk. with
railway company 1915-16, Interstate Com. Coinmn.
1917; field elk. in France, War Dept.. 1917-19; elk.,
Bu. of Mines, 1920 ; with Am. Red Cross in Latvia,
1921 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Riga Oct. 10,
1921 ; at London Aug. 2, 1929 ; att. at London Jan.
27, 1942 ; elk. at Rio de Janeiro June 16, 1944 ; admin,
asst. at Rio de Janeiro Apr. 21, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class nine Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
McKinney, Walter Hastings. — b. Sault Ste. Marie,
Mich., Sept. 6. 1889 ; high-sch. grad. ; U. of Mich. 1908-
11; cml. enterprises 1911-23; app. eons, of class seven
Oct. 6. 1923 ; detailed to Bordeaux Nov. 20, 1923 ; For.
Ser. officer of class eight July 1, 1924 ; cons, at Vigo
BIOGRAPHIES
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July 1, 1925 ; class seven May 17, 1028 ; at Yarmouth
Dec. 23, 1931 ; class six July 1, 1934 ; sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Sept. 28, 1936; For. Ser. officer to the leg. at
Guatpmala Oct. 1, 1936 ; 2d sec. at Guatemala Oct.
29, 1936; cons, at Sheffield Feb. 21, 1939; at London
June 29. 1940; to the Dept. July 10. 1941; class five
Aug. 16, 1941 ; cons, at Barcelona Feb. 16, 1943 ; at
Winnipeg Dec. 11, 1944 ; cons. gen. Mar. 14, 1945 ; cons,
gen. at Winnipeg Apr. 28, 1945 ; class four May 16,
1945 : For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
McKisson, Robert Martin. — b. Cleveland, Ohio, Nov.
15, 1908; Fenton (Mich.) High Sch. grad. ; Miami U.,
A.B. 1933; Columbia, A.M. 1934. grad. work 1934-35;
Western Reserve D., grad. work 1938 ; editor of news-
paper digest 1936-38, supervisor of newspaper index
1938-40. project technician and supervisor of state
library program 1941-42, for Work Projects Admin. ;
app. divisional asst. at $3,200 in the Dept. of State
Sept. 15, 1942 ; at $3,300 Apr. 1, 1944 ; research and
drafting asst. July 1, 1944 ; asst. to country specialist
at $3,800 (P-4) Aug. 1, 1944; country specialist,
P-5, Nov. 15, 1945 ; married. — SE.
McKnight, Cleveland B. — b. Atlanta, Ga., June 24,
1908 ; Emory TJ., A.B. 1932 ; with tractor and equip-
ment company 1924—30 ; with motor company 1933-35 ;
teacher in public schs. 1935—36 ; with Dept. of Agri. ;
travel in Europe, North Africa, and Near East ;
app. elk. in the For. Ser. and assigned to the Dept.
Dec. 26, 1940 ; at London Apr. 26, 1941 ; v.c. at London
Sept. 29, 1944 ; at Foynes Jan. 23, 1945 ; For. Ser.
officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. July 19, 1946 ; to the Dept. July 29, 1946 ; For.
Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
McKnight, Maxwell Stewart.— b. Bayside, N. Y., Sept. 30,
1910; Great Neck High Sch. grad.; Yale, A. B. 1933, LL. B. 1936;
mem. of bar of N. Y.; asst. U. S. atty., Southern Dist. of N. Y.,
1936-41; atty., Immigration and Naturalization Ser., 1941; sr.
atty., Alien Enemy Control Unit, Dept. of Justice 1942; special
asst. to the atty. gen., 1942; U. S. Army 1942-46, It. col.; app.
specialist on int. security affairs, P-6, in the Dept. of State May
2, 1946; married.— IS.
McLain, Camden Lester. — b. Goodview, Va., Apr.
27, 1893 ; Roanoke High Sch. ; business sch. ; secretary
1915-17; TJ. S. Army 1917-18; Army field elk. 1919-21;
app. elk. in Am. consulate gen. at Valparaiso July 1,
1921 ; v. c. at Valparaiso Mar. 9, 1922 ; at Concepcion
May 1, 1924 ; at Valparaiso Oct. 22, 1924 ; at Arica,
temp., Nov. 7, 1925 ; at Valparaiso June 24, 1926 ; at
Iquique, temp.. Nov. 1, 1926; at Concepcion Dec. 7,
1926 ; at Antofagasta Aug. 30, 1930 (canceled) ; at
Valparaiso Oct 11, 1930; at Antofagasta Nov. 22,
1930 ; at Valparaiso Jan. 3, 1931 ; at Santiago, Chile,
Feb. 24, 1931 ; at Valparaiso, temp., May 7, 1936 ;
at Santiago June 2, 1936 ; at Valparaiso, temp., Jan.
30, 1937; at Santiago Feb. 13, 1937; at Antofagasta,
temp., Feb. 18. 1937; at Santiago Mar. 20, 1937;
also admin, officer at Santiago Apr. 21, 1946 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class seven Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c.
at Santiago Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
McLaughlin, Edward Daniel. — b. Pottsville, Pa., Aug.
20, 1902 ; Pottsville High Sch. grad. ; Marion Mil. Inst,
grad. ; U.S.M.A. grad. 1925 ; Universidad Nacional de
Mexico 1937 ; mem. of bar of Ark. ; U. S. Army 1925-
26, 2d It. ; in automobile business 1927-28 ; engineer
1928-29 ; asst. trade commr. at Ilabana 1929-30, at
Mexico City 1930-33 ; asst. dir. and dir., Nat. Recovery
Admin, for Ark., 1934—36 ; asst. dir., Nat. Emergency
Council, Ark., 1934-36 ; app. asst. cml. att. at Mexico
City July 3, 1936 ; For. Ser. officer of class seven July
1, 1939 ; cons, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ;
2d sec. at Mexico City June 11, 1940; cons, and 2d sec.
at Rio de Janeiro July 2, 1940; cons, at Para July 17,
1942 ; class six Nov. 16, 1943 ; to the Dept. Dec. 7,
1943 ; 2d sec. and cons, at La Paz. temp., June 12,
1944 ; at Rio de Janeiro Jan. 30, 1945 ; class four May
16, 1945 ; 1st sec. at Rio de Janeiro in addition to duties
as cons. June 20, 1945 ; to the Dept. Jan. 23, 1946 ;
asst. chief, Special Projects Div., June 25, 1946 ; For.
Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married. —
SPD.
McLean, Allan Francis, Jr.— b. Tokyo, Japan, of Am.
parents, Oct. 24, 1915; Central High Sch. (Fort
Worth, Tex.) grad. ; Columbian Prep. Sch. grad. ; U.S.
N.A. 1935-36 ; Los Angeles U. of Int. Relations, B.S.
(For. Ser.) 1939 ; U.S.N.R. 1934-35 ; elk. 1939-40,
export sales correspondent 1940—43, for chemical com-
pany ; app. v.c. at San Salvador Nov. 27, 1942 ; at Vigo
Feb. 24, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eleven
Nov. 13, 1946.
McLean, Minedee. — b. East Feliciana Parish, La.,
Apr. 29, 1888 ; Jackson High Sch. grad. ; business-sch.
grad. ; Centenary Coll. 1904-6 ; teacher 1906-12 ; sec.
and stenog. in U. S. and Peru 1912-23 ; elk. to trade
commr. at Santiago 1924, to cml. att. 1924-30; asst.
trade commr. at Santiago 1930-33 ; elk. to cml. att.
1933-34 ; app. asst. trade commr. at Santiago Dec. 8,
1934 ; For. Ser. officer unclass. July 1, 1939 ; v. c. of
career and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; v. c. at
Santiago Dec. 29, 1939 ; also 3d sec. at Santiago Feb.
25, 1943 ; class eight Nov. 16, 1943 ; class seven Aug.
13, 1945 ; 2d sec. and v.c. at Mexico City Nov. 1,
1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946.
McLean, Thomas R. — app. admin, asst. in the For.
Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Paris Apr. 18, 1946;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
McLoon, Charles Hayden. — b. Boston, Mass., Apr. 3,
1918 ; Hyde Park High Sch. grad. ; U.S. Naval Reserve
1935—44 ; U.S. Merchant Marine 1944—45, ensign ; app.
elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned v.c. at
Antwerp Apr. 7, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
McMahon, John Joseph, Jr. — b. Hartford, Conn., Mar.
5, 1905 ; Hartford High Sch. grad. ; Catholic U., B.S.
1926 ; architectural draftsman, War Dept., 1926-27 ;
architect, Public Bldgs. Admin., Fed. Works Agency,
1927-44; app. architectural engineer at $4,200 (P-4)
in the Dept. of State Mar. 20, 1944 ; married. — FBO.
McMillan, Clara G. (Mrs.). — b. Brunson, S. C. ; high-
sch. grad. ; Flora McDonald Coll. 1913-14 ; Confed-
erate Coll. 1914-15 ; mem. of U.S. House of Repre-
sentatives 1939-41 ; field representative, Nat. Youth
Admin., 1941-42 : liaison officer, Office of Govt. Re-
ports, 1942-43 ; information specialist, Office of War
Information, 1943-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of
State as liaison asst., CAF-12, Aug. 31, 1945. — OIC.
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McMillan, Hugh Charles. — b. East Jordan, Mich.,
May 12, 1907 ; Revenna High Sch. grad. ; business-
sch. grad. ; George Washington, A. B. 1934 ; Am. U.,
M. A. 1941 ; stenog., U. S. Coast Guard, 1927-29 ; app.
elk. at $1,620 in the Dept. of State Dee. 20, 1929 ; at
$1,740 July 1, 1930; at $1,800 July 21, 1931 ; elk.. Am.
section, Int. Tech. Comm. of Aerial Legal Experts,
Paris, 1936 ; at $2,000 June 16, 1936 ; at $2,100 Apr. 1,
1938 ; admin, asst. at $2,000 Nov. 16, 1940 ; divisional
asst. at $3,200 May 1, 1941 ; admin, officer at $3,800
June I, 1942 ; asst. chief, Div. of For. Ser. Admin., Apr.
6, 1943 ; at $4,600 (CAF-12) Aug. 16, 1943 ; asst.
chief, Div. of For. Bldgs. Operations, Apr. 1, 1945 ;
married. — FBO.
McMillin, Stewart Earl. — b. Arkansas City, Kans.,
Dec. 17, 1889 : Arkansas City High Sch. grad. ; business
sch. ; U. of Kans., A.B. 1914, LL.B. 1917 ; Kans. Nat.
Guard 1911-13 ; app. cons, of class eight Sept. 14,
1917; cons, at Port Llm6n Nov. 5, 1917; class six
Sept. 5, 1919 ; at Antofagasta May 17, 1922 ; For. Ser.
officer of class seven July 1, 1924 ; cons, at La Paz
Apr. 22, 1925: at Belgrade Sept. 8, 1926; at Zagreb,
temp.. Oct. 1, 1927 ; at Belgrade Nov. 15, 1927 ; class
six May 9, 1930 ; cons, at Warsaw Dec. 6, 1930 ; at
Piedras Negras Jan. 11, 1933 ; at Caracas May 22,
1936 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 1, 1937 ; cons, at
Bradford Apr. 30. 1941 (canceled) ; to the Dept. Oct. 17,
1941 ; cons, at Mazatlan Feb. 18, 1943 ; class five May
16, 1945; cons, at Warsaw Jan. 18, 1946 (canceled) ;
at Winnipeg June 11, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
McMurry, Ruth Emily. — b. Normal, 111. ; Rollins
Acad. ; Dekalb Normal Sch. ; Beloit Coll., B.A. 1912 ;
George Peabody Coll. for Teachers, M.A. 1925 ; Colum-
bia, Ph.D. 1929 ; studied in France and Germany ;
teacher, George Peabody Coll. for Teachers 1915-28,
Horace Mann Sch. 1929-31 ; asst. prof, of education,
Columbia U., 1929—43 ; chm. of teacher training
commn.. New Education Fellowship Confs., Nice 1932,
Cheltenham. England. 1936, and Honolulu 1938 ; app.
consultant in the Dept. of State Mar. 20, 1944 ; di-
visional asst. at $4,740 (P-4) July 1, 1945. — IEP.
McNeil, James Francis. — b. Dunkirk, N. Y., Feb. 2,
1900 ; St. Mary's Acad. grad. ; Georgetown, LL.B. 1930,
LL.M. 1931 ; Southeastern U., grad. work 1941-42 ;
U.S. Army 1918 ; elk. and draftsman in locomotive
mfg. company 1917-24 ; elk., Veterans Admin. 1924-
25, Dept. of Com. 1925-33 ; elk. and jr. admin, officer,
Agri. Adjustment Admin., 1933-40 ; admin, officer,
Civilian Conservation Corps, 1940-41 ; sr. admin,
analyst, Office for Emergency Management, 1941-^4 ;
management analyst, For. Econ. Admin., 1944—45 ;
transferred to the Dept. of State as fiscal analyst, CAF-
12, Oct. 20, 1945 ; married. — UD.
McNiece, Renwick Sloane. — b. Salt Lake City,
Utah, June 28, 1886; Salt Lake Collegiate Inst, grad.;
Princeton, B.A. 1907 ; U. of Utah Law Coll. 1913-15 ;
teaching fellow, U. of Calif., 1919-20 ; mem. of bar
of Utah ; instr. in high sch. 1907-17 ; U. S. Army
1917-19, capt. ; app. cons, of class seven June 4, 1920;
cons, at Penang Aug. 2, 1920 ; class six Aug. 23, 1922 ;
at St. Michael's Mar. 30, 1923 ; For. Ser. officer of class
seven July 1, 1924 ; cons, at Stoke-on-Trent Sept. 9,
1924 ; class six May 17, 1928 ; at Karachi June 19,
1928 ; class five July 1, 1931 ; cons, at Vigo Dec. 22,
1931 ; at Valparaiso Jan. 5, 1935 ; sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Dec. 1, 1937 ; cons, at Maracaibo Aug. 10, 1940 ;
class four Aug. 16, 1941 ; class three Nov. 16, 1943 ;
Am. maritime del. at Horta Mar. 21, 1944 ; cons, at
Horta July 20, 1945 ; cons. gen. and cons. gen. at
Palermo Oct. 27, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class three
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
McNutt, Paul Vories.— b. Franklin, Ind., July 19,
1891 ; Martinsville High Sch. grad. ; Ind. U., A.B. .
1913 ; Harvard, LL.B. 1916 ; U. S. Army, col. ; prof,
of law 1919, dean of law sch. 1925-33, Ind. U. ; gov-
ernor of Ind. 1933-37 ; U. S. high commr. to the
Philippine Islands 1937-39, 1945-46 ; Fed. security
administrator 1939-45 ; chm., War Manpower Commn.,
1942-45 ; app. A. E. and P.. to the Republic of the
Philippines June 21, 1946 ; married.
McReynolds, Frances R. P. — b. Danville, 111. ; Danville
High Sch. grad. ; business sch. ; 111. Coll., A.B. 1933 ;
George Washington U., grad. work 19,34-35, Law Sch.
1941- ; publicity agent and asst. to dean of women. 111.
Coll., 1933-34 ; sec. to mem. of Cong. 1935-39. to U.S.
senator 1939-41 ; app. elk. at $1,620 in the Dept. of
State Sept. 9, 1941; at $1,680 Oct. 1, 1941; at $l,80O
Dec. 16, 1941; at $2,300 May 16, 1942; divisional asst.
at $2,600 Feb. 16, 1943 ; chief research asst. at $3,200
(P-3) Jan. 1, 1944; head of research unit, P-4, Feb.
12, 1946 ; special asst. to chm., 2d West Indian Conf.,
St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, 1946. — AACC.
McSweenev, John Morgan. — b. Boston, Mass., June 9.
1916 ; Eng. High Sch. grad. ; Huntington Sch. grad. ;
Brown U., A.B. 1938; elk. 1938, 1939; marketing re-
search for mfg. corp. 1939-40 ; For. Ser. elk. June-
July 1940 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 12, 1940 ; v.c. at
Montreal July 22, 1940; to the Dept. Aug. 15, 1941
(For. Ser. Sch. Nov. 3-Dec. 6, 1941) ; v.c. at Lagos Dec.
3, 1941 ; at Accra Nov. 16, 1942 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at
Cairo Aug. 31, 1943 ; furlough for mil. ser. Dec. 25,
1944-Mar. 1, 1946; class eight Mar. 1, 1945; to the
Dept. Mar. 1, 1946 : class seven May 19, 1946 ; 2d sec.
and v.c. at Moscow July 30. 1946 : For. Ser. officer
of class five Nov. 13, 1946.
McVey, Camden Hogg. — b. Atkens, Ohio, Feb. 11.
1901; Cambridge (Mass.) Latin Sch. grad.; Harvard.
A.B. 1921, LL.B. 1924 ; mem. of bars of Ohio and Pa. ;
U.S. Marine Corps 1918; atty. 1924-33; exec, in in-
vestment corp. 1 933—42 ; liaison officer, Lend-Lease
Admin., 1942-43. in North Africa Jan.-Nov. 1943 ;
liaison officer, For. Econ. Admin., 1943—44 ; detailed
to the Dept. of State as asst. adviser. Eastern Hemi-
sphere Div., July 21, 1944 ; War Areas Econ. Div. Oct.
16, 1944; app. at $6,500 in the Dept. of State Nov.
25, 1944 ; exec, sec. Liberated Areas Comm. and Com-
bined Liberated Areas Comm., at $8,000 (P-8) Apr.
1, 1945 : adviser. War Areas Econ. Div. Aug. 16, 1945.
Office of Int. Trade Policy Mar. 15, 1946 ; special
asst. to under sec. of state July 1, 1946 : married. — U.
McVicker, Charles Potter, Jr. — b. Plaiuneld, N. J.,
July 20, 1917 ; North Plainfield High Seb. grad. ; Yale,
B.A. 1941 ; elk. in metropolitan bank 1936, in hosp.
assn. 1937-38 ; app. v.c. at Guatemala Aug. 7, 1941 ;
special asst. at Guatemala May 19. 1942; v.c. at Istan-
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335
bul Oct. 10, 1942 ; For. Ser. officer unclass, v.c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Oct. 24, 1946 ; 3d
sec. aDd v.c. at Manila Nov. 4, 1940 ; For. Ser. officer
of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
McWilliams, James H. — a pp. admin, officer in the
For. Ser. and assigned at Chungking July 1, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ;
public affairs officer at Chungking Nov. 13, 1946.
McWilliams, William J. — b. Indian Head, Md., May
20, 1917 ; Lackey High Sch. grad. ; U. of Md., A.B.
1938 ; salesman 1938-41 ; U.S. Army 1941-46, It. col.,
overseas service ; asst. to pres., U. of Md., 1946 ; app.
asst. exec, officer, Office of Departmental Admin., Dept.
of State, CAF-13, May 1, 1946 ; act. exec, officer Aug.
21, 1946 ; married. — ODA.
Mead, C. Wayne. — b. Smyrna, Mich., May 10, 1907 ;
Lansing Central High Sch. grad. ; U. of Mich., B.S.
1938 ; George Washington U. 1943-44 ; draftsman for
firm of architects, 1920-30 ; teacher in art sch. 1932-
33 ; asst. architect, Treas. Dept., 1933-36 ; chief drafts-
man and assoc. in firm of architects, 1936-38 ; architect
in municipal architect's office, 1938—41 ; construction
materials estimator, War Dept., 1941-45 ; app. archi-
tect at $4,300 (P-4) in the Dept. of State Aug. 20,
1945 ; married. — FBO.
Mead, Robert G., Jr. — b. Cleveland, Ohio, Dec. 30,
1913 ; sch. in Mexico ; Tex. Mil. Inst. grad. ; U. of Calif,
at Los Angeles, B.A., M.A. 1942 ; instr. in business
sch. in Mexico 1936-37 ; analyst, Office of Strategic
Services, 1942—45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State
as research analyst, P-4, Oct. 1, 1945 ; married. — DRA.
Meadows, Nathan R. — app. elk. in the For. S'er. and
assigned at Bern, July 27, 1917 ; Preparatory Commn.
for the Disarmament Conf., Geneva, 1927 ; London
Naval Conf., 1930 ; in Am. emb. at Berlin, temp.,
July 3, 1931 ; at Geneva, temp., Oct. 10, 1931 ; de-
tailed to Gen. Disarmament Conf., Geneva, 1932 ; at
Praha, temp., Sept. 24, 1938 ; at Belgrade, temp., Feb.
21, 1940 ; admin, officer at Bern July 1, 1945 ; also
v.c. at Bern Sept. 11, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class seven Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Bern Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Meeker, Kenneth Hayes. — b. New York, N. Y., Nov. 24,
1898 ; Friends' Sem. grad. ; Bonn U., Germany, 1919 ;
Columbia U. 1919-21 ; U. S. Army 1917-19 ; dir., v.
pres., and sec. of publishing company 1926-34 ; act.
dir. of div., Works Progress Admin., 1934-36 ; pro-
motion mgr. and mem. of policy comm. for publishing
company 1936-42 ; chief of branch, Office of Lend-
Lease Admin., 1942-44 ; chief of div., For. Econ.
Admin., 1944-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as
head liaison officer, CAF-14, Oct. 20, 1945 ; special
asst., Div. of African Affairs, P-7, Sept. 25, 1946 ;
married. — AF.
Meeker, Leonard Carpenter. — b. Montclair, N. J., Apr. 4,
1916; Deerfield (Mass.) Acad, grad.; Amherst Coll., A. B. 1937;
Harvard, LL. B. 1940; atty., Treas. Dept. 1940-41, Dept. of
Justice 1941-42; U. S. Army 1942-46, 1st It., overseas service; app.
asst. to the legal adviser, P-6, in the Dept. of State Sept. 30,
1946.— Le.
Meekins, Lynn Webster. — b. Baltimore, Md., Nov. 6,
1892 ; Friends' Sch. grad. ; Johns Hopkins, A.B. 1913 ;
N.Y.U., grad. work 1 yr. ; newspaper corr. 1910-16 ;
accounting 1913-14 ; librarian 1914-16 ; entered Bu. of
For. and Dom. Com. Oct. 2, 1916; asst. cml. att. at
Peking June 16, 1919 ; trade cemmr. at Shanghai Feb.
1921 ; mgr., Boston dist. office, June 1922 ; trade commr.
at Ottawa July 1, 1924; cml. att. at Ottawa May 20,
1927 ; del., Anti-Smuggling Conf., Ottawa, 1929 ; cml.
att. at London July 18, 1933 ; trade commr. at London
Feb. 1, 1939 ; For. Ser. officer of class two July 1, 1939 ;
to the Dept., temp., and detailed to the Dept. of Com.
Aug. 17, 1939 ; cons, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov.
16, 19.i9 ; cml. att. at Pretoria Sept. 25, 1940 ; 1st sec.
at Pretoria Apr. 16, 1942 ; cml. att. at Cairo Mar. 25,
1943 ; to the Dept. Jan. 31, 1944 ; For. Ser. consultant,
Div. of For. Ser. Planning, Apr. 1, 1945 ; cons, at
Sao Paulo Feb. 4, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class two
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Meekison, Virginia Victoria. — b. Napoleon, Ohio :
Napoleon High Sch. grad. ; Radcliffe Coll., A.B. 1931 ;
Ohio State U., M.A. 1935 ; elk. in law office 1931-32 ;
teacher of hist, in public schs. 1932—42 ; app. editorial
asst. at $1,800 in the Dept. of State Feb. 8, 1943;
admin, asst. at $2,600 (P-2) May 16, 1944; analyst
July 16, 1944 ; treaty analyst Feb. 16, 1945 ; asst. to
chief of treaty branch, Div. of Research and Publica-
tions, P-4, May 16, 1946, Office of the Legal Adviser
Sept. 6, 1946. — Le.
Meeks, Nelson Place. — b. New York, N.Y., Aug. 3,
1896 ; Mt. Hermon Sch. ; Columbia U. 1915-18 ; Officers'
Training Sch. 1918-19; Near East Relief, Tiflis, Cau-
casus, 1919-21 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Riga
Jan. 19, 1922; in Am. leg. at Riga Jan. 1, 1923; in
Am. emb. at Mexico City June 30, 1924 ; in Am. con-
sulate gen. at Vancouver May 5, 1925 ; v. c. at Van-
couver June 14, 1928 ; at Calgary, temp., Oct. 13. 1942 ;
at Vancouver Nov. 16, 1942 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class nine Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Mehaffy, Delbert DeWitt. — b. Mediapolis, Iowa, May
15, 1909 ; Mediapolis High Sch. grad. ; business-sch.
grad. ; Benjamin Franklin U., B.C.S. 1938 ; accountant
for private business, 1928-30 ; elk., Dept. of Labor,
1930 ; app. elk. at $1,440 in the Dept. of State Apr.
27, 1931 ; at $1,620 May 1, 1934 ; at $1,800 Aug. 15,
1936 ; elk., Inter-Am. Conf. for Maintenance of Peace,
Buenos Aires, 1936 ; at $1,860 Apr. 16, 1939 ; elk.,
Meeting of For. Ministers of Am. Republics for Con-
sultation, Panama, 1939 ; at $1,920 Oct. 1, 1941 ; at
$2,000 Feb. 1, 1942 ; transferred to Dept. of Agri. Mar.
31, 1942 ; chief of controls section, Div. of Budget and
Finance, Dept. of State at $3,200 Jan. 1, 1945; chief
at $3,800 (CAF-11) June 14, 1945; married. — DB.
Meier, Oscar W. — b. Cape Girardeau, Mo., Nov. 30,
1903 ; high-sch. grad. ; D. of Mo., B.S. 1926 ; Washing-
ton U., grad. work 1931 ; co. extension agt., Mo. Agri.
Extension Ser., 1926-36 ; chief of section, Rural Elec-
trification Admin., 1936-42 ; chief of sections 1942-43,
head economist 1943-44, War Production Bd. ; asst.
chief of div. 1944-45, chief of div. 1945, For. Econ.
Admin. ; chief of div., Dept. of Com., 1945-46 ; app.
chief of Liberian Econ. Mission in the For. Ser. Auxil-
iary and assigned at Monrovia Nov. 5, 1946 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class one Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
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Meighen, Bernard P. — b. Waynesburg, Pa., Jan. 24,
1913 ; Waynesburg Coll., B.S. 1934 ; U. of Hawaii
1940-45 ; instr., Waynesburg Coll., 1934-36 ; labora-
tory work 1937 ; principal and teacher in high sch.,
Maui, Hawaii ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned v.c. at Rangoon Sept. 20, 1945 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Meigs, Peveril. — b. New York, N. Y., May 5, 1903 ;
Ridgewood (N.J.) High Sch. grad. ; U. of Calif., A.B.
1925, Ph.D. 1932 ; field studies in Mexico, summers
1925-30; prof, of geog., Chico (Calif.) State Coll.,
1929-42 ; exchange prof., La. State U., 1938-39 ; chief
of section, Office of Strategic Services, 1942—45 ; trans-
ferred to the Dept. of State as research analyst, P-6,
Oct. 1, 1945 ; married. — OCL.
Mein, John Gordon. — b. Cadiz, Ky., Sept. 10, 1913;
Collegio Americano Batista (Fernambuco, Brazil) grad. ;
Georgetown Coll., A.B. 1936 ; George Washington, LL.B.
1939 ; American U., grad. work 1939- ; mem. of bar of
D.C. ; chief of duplicating section, Surplus Marketing
Admin., 1940-41 ; app. divisional asst. at $2,600 in the
Dept. of State Oct. 1. 1941 ; at $3,200 Nov. 16. 1941 ;
jr. econ. analyst at Rio de Janeiro Aug. 10, 1942 ; po-
litical economist at $3,800 (P-4) in the Dept. of State
Oct. 16, 1944 ; country specialist, P-5, Oct. 9, 1945 ;
act. asst. chief, Div. of Brazilian Affairs, July 10,
1946. — BA.
Melbourne, Roy Malcolm. — b. Philadelphia, Pa., Apr.
11, 1913 ; Germantown High Sch. grad. ; U. of Pa.,
A.B. 1935 ; Fletcher Sch. of Law and Diplomacy, M.A.
1936 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 2, 1937 ; v. c. at Montreal
July 8, 1937 ; to the Dept. Sept. 16, 1938 ; v. c. at
Tientsin June 30, 1939 (canceled) ; at Kobe Aug. 2,
1939-Dec. 7, 1941 ; at Istanbul July 20. 1942 ; class
eight Oct. 20, 1942; to the Dept. Aug. 31, 1943; v.c.
at Istanbul Mar. 30, 1944 (canceled) ; class seven
July 16, 1944 ; For. Ser. officer, office of U. S. political
adviser, staff of Supreme Allied Commander, Mediter-
ranean theater, Aug 30, 1944 ; at Bucharest Oct.
7, 1944 ; class six Aug. 13, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of
class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
' Melby, John Fremont. — b. Portland, Oreg., July 1,
1913 ; Bloomington (111.) High Sch. grad. ; 111. Wes-
leyan, A.B. 1934 ; U. of Chicago, M.A. 1936, Ph.D. 1941 ;
law office 1934-35 ; app. For. Per. officer unclass., v.c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 2, 1937; v.c. at
Ciudad Juarez July 8, 1937 ; at Tampico, temp., May
7, 1938; at Ciudad Juarez May 24, 1938; at Saltillo,
temp., Oct. 18, 1938; For. Ser. Sch. Oct. 22, 1938;
v.c. at Caracas June 30, 1939 (canceled) ; 3d sec. at
Caracas Sept. 14, 1940; to the Dept. Apr. 24, 1941;
class eight Oct. 20. 1942 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Moscow
Mar. 20, 1943 ; class seven July 16, 1944 ; 2d sec.
at Moscow in addition to duties as v.c. Aug. 21, 1944 ;
to the Dept. Apr. 9, 1945 ; special asst. on del. liaison,
United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ;
2d sec. and v.c. at Buenos Aires June 11, 1945 (can-
celed) ; class six Aug. 13, 1945 ; 2d sec. and v.c.
at Chungking Aug. 14, 1945 ; at Nanking Apr. 1, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Mellen, Sydney L. W. — b. Philadelphia, Pa., Feb. 25,
1907 ; Kent Sch. grad. ; Oxford, B.A. 1929 ; statistician
for investment company 1929-33 ; finance examiner,
Public Works Admin., 1933-35 ; mem. of buying dept.
of investment* company 1935—42 ; app. alternate comm.
chm. at $6,500 in the Dept. of State Sept. 22, 1943;
adviser, Office of the Special Adviser on Liberated
Areas, at $8,000 Dec. 1, 1943 ; adviser, Liberated
Areas Div. Jan. 15, 1944, War Areas Econ. Div. Oct.
16, 1944 ; sr. econ. analyst, office of U. S. political
adviser on Austrian affairs, Commanding Gen., U. S.
Army Forces, Mediterranean theater, Dec. 20, 1944 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class one Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Meloy, Francis Edward. Jr. — b. Washington, D. C, Mar. 28,
1917; Central High Sch. grad.; Am. U., B. A. 1939; Yale, M. A.
1942; U. S. Navy 1942-46, It.; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c.
of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. June 3, 1946; to the Dept.
June 17, 1946; v. c. at Dhahran July 18, 1946; For. Ser. officer ol
class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Melton, Edward Roane.— b. Lynchburg, Va., Nov. 23, 1900;
McKinley Manual Training High Sch. (D. C.) grad.; U. of Md.,
B. S. 1925, M. E., 1929; laboratory dir. 1936-39; consulting engi
neer to oil industry 1939-40; U. S. Army 1941-46, col., overseas
service; app. intelligence specialist at $6,230 in the Dept. of Stat*
Mar. 4, 1946; intelligence officer, P-6, June 16, 1946; married.
Meltzer, Bernard D. — b. Philadelphia, Pa., Nov. 21,
1914 ; Simon Gratz High Sch. grad. ; U. of Chicago
A. B. 1935, J. D. 1937; Harvard, LL. M. 1939; mem.
of bar of 111. ; jr. atty. and legal asst. to the chm.,
Securities and Exchange Commn., 1938-40; atty. in law
firm Apr.-Oct. 1940, Nat. Defense Commn. 1940-41 ;
atty. in charge of legal research, Priorities Div., Offici
of Production Management, Feb. -July 1941 ; app. asst
to asst. sec. of state at $5,600 In the Dept. of State
July 12, 1941 ; asst. chief. For. Funds Control Div., at
$6,500 (P-7) July 16, 1942 ; mem., Bd. of Econ. Opera-
tions, Dec. 9, 1942-June 24, 1943 ; act. chief Dec. 9,
1942 ; divisional asst. Sept. 16, 1943 ; furlough for mil.
ser. Feb. 5, 1944— ; asst. sec. of comm.. United Nations
Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945.
Memmlnger, Robert Brodle. — b. Charleston, S.C.,
Dec. 5, 1904 ; Charleston High Sch. grad. ; Mercersburg
Acad. grad. ; U. of Va. 1923-25, law sch. 1925-28 ; mem,
of bar of Va. ; actor and stage mgr. 1928-29 ; financial
writer 1929-30 ; advertising solicitor 1930-31 ; stage
director 1932-35 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c,
of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Oct. 1, 1935;
v.c. at Toronto Oct. 5, 1935 ; For. Ser. Sch. Aug. 4,
1936; to the Dept. Dec. 18, 1936; v.c. at Zagreb Apr.
10, 1937 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Montevideo Dec. 26. 1940 ;
class eight Feb. 1, 1942 ; class seven Nov. 16, 1943 ;
cons. June 24, 1944 ; cons, at Basra July 11, 1944
(canceled) ; 2d sec. and cons, at Baghdad Nov. 27,
1944 ; class six Aug. 13, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class
four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Mendenhall, Joseph Abraham. — b. Blue Ball, Md.,
Jan. 15, 1920 ; Calvert High Sch. grad. ; U. of Del.,
A.B. 1940 ; grad. work. Harvard U. 1940-41, U. of Pa.
1945-46 ; U. S. Army 1941-46, capt. ; editor and
analyst, War Dept., Apr.-Aug. 1946 ; app. For. Ser,
officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. July 19, 1946 ; to the Dept. Aug. 15, 1946 ; v.c.
at Istanbul Sept. 9, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
BIOGRAPHIES
337
Menter, Sanford. — b. Middletown, N.Y., July 25,
1920 ; Middletown High Sch. grad. ; U. of Tex., B.A.
1943 ; Syracuse U., M.S. 1944 ; asst. mgr. of food mar-
kets 1930-40 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and
assigned to the Dept. July 4, 1944 ; v.c. at Dublin Oct.
16, 1944 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Merchant, Livingston Tallmadge. — b. New York, N.Y.,
Nov. 23, 1903 ; Hotchkiss Sch. grad. ; Princeton, A.B.
1926 ; asst. in investment company 1926-30, partner
1930-42 ; app. asst. chief, Div. of Defense Materials,
Dept. of State, at $6,500 Mar. 30, 1942 ; chief. Blockade
and Supply Div., Aug. 27, 1943 ; adviser, Office of the
Special Adviser on the Eastern Hemisphere, at $8,000
(P-8) Dec. 1, 1943 ; adviser. Eastern Hemisphere Div.,
Jan. 15, 1944 ; chief, Eastern Hemisphere Div. Mar. 27,
1944, War Areas Econ. Div. Oct. 16, 1944 ; accom-
panied Judge Rosenman to Europe to examine civil-
ian supply needs, 1945 ; special asst. to asst. sec. of
state July 9, 1945 ; U.S. representative and dim. of
tech. comm., Int. Commn. of the Rhine River, Stras-
bourg, France, 1945 ; econ. couns. at Paris Oct. 4,
1945 ; chief, Aviation Div., Dept. of State, Nov. 12,
1946 ; married. — AV.
Meriam, Anne W. — b. Kensington, Md., Oct. 14,
1912 ; high-sch. grad. ; U. of Lausanne, certificate
d'gtudes francaises 1933 ; George Washington, B.A.
1936 ; elk., Nat. Education Assn. 1934, Fed. Housing
Admin. 1934-35; elk., London 1937, Ottawa 1938-39,
Dept. of Com. ; app. elk. in Am. leg. at Ottawa Dec.
2, 1937 ; at Santiago June 26, 1942 ; at Paris Feb.
8, 1945 ; admin, asst. at Paris Feb. 10, 1946 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class eleven Nov. 13, 1946.
Merkling, Frank J. — b. Philadelphia, Pa., Nov. 19,
1886; Business High Sch. (D.C.) grad.; sec. to con-
gressman 1904—5 ; private sec. to senator and asst.
elk. of Senate Comm. on Appropriations 1905-18 ; asst.
to int. financier 1918-28 ; exec, officer of various corps.
1928— 11 ; industrial adviser, War Production Bd., 1942 ;
staff specialist, Office of War Information, 1942-44 ;
app. asst. to asst. sec. of state at $5,600 in the Dept.
of State Jan. 22, 1944; at $5,800 Apr. 1, 1945; at
$6,440 July 1, 1945; at $7,175 (P-7) July 6. 1945;
married. — A-A/L.
Merlin, Sidney D. — b. Sioux City, Iowa, Aug. 24,
1916 ; Roosevelt High Sch. grad. ; U. of Chicago, B.A.
1937, M.A. 1939 ; research asst. for tax administrators
1939 ; research asst. and assoc. admin, officer, Tenn.
Valley Authority, 1939-42 ; economist, Bu. of the
Budget, 1942-43 ; app. divisional asst. at $3,800 in the
Dept. of State Dec. 13, 1943 ; country specialist at
$4,000 (P-5) Oct. 4, 1944; divisional asst., P-6, Oct.
9, 1945 ; married. — FN.
Merrell, Clay.— b. Nashville, Ark., Oct. 9, 1881 ; Nash-
ville High Sch. grad. ; Barron Acad. 3 yrs. ; business
courses ; cml. traveler 1900-1904 ; newspaper work and
elk. to U.S. marshal 1905-12 ; newspaper editor and pub-
lisher 1913-17; app. v.c. at Halifax Jan. 25, 1918;
at Charlottetown July 9, 1919 ; at Halifix Sept. 6, 1919 ;
at Hamilton. Bermuda, July 1, 1920 ; at Hamilton, Ont.,
May 2, 1941 ; v.c. and admin, officer at Hamilton,
Bermuda, July 2. 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
seven Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Hamilton Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Merrell, George Robert. — b. St. Louis, Mo., July
13, 1898; U. Sch. for Boys, St. Louis; Cornell, A.B.
1921 ; U. S. Army 1917-18. 2d It. ; app. sec. of emb. or
leg. of class four Dec. 15, 1921 ; assigned to the Dept.
Jan. 4, 1922 ; to The Hague Mar. 1, 1922 ; sec. to Am.
del. on Commn. of Jurists, The Hague, 1922-23 ; as-
signed to Port au Prince Jan. 4, 1924 ; For. Ser. officer
of class eight and 3d sec. at Port au Prince July 1, 1924 ;
class seven Aug. 8, 1924 ; class six June 2, 1926 ;
2d sec. at Paris Nov. 1, 1926 ; at Tegucigalpa July 24,
1928; class five Dec. 19, 1929; 2d sec. at Panama
Aug. 9, 1930; to the Dept. June 18, 1931; 2d sec. of
leg. at Peiping Apr. 19, 1935 ; 2d sec. of emb. at
Peiping Sept. 17, 1935 ; class four and 1st sec. Oct. 1,
1935; cons. Aug. 17, 1937; cons, at Harbin Sept. 10,
1937; class three June 16, 1938; cons, at Amoy, temp.,
Sept. 26, 1940; at Calcutta Apr. 21, 1941; cons. gen.
and cons. gen. at Kabul Sept. 11, 1941 ; also cons. gen.
at Calcutta Sept. 16, 1941 ; sec. to personal representa-
tive of the President at New Delhi Mar. 24, 1942 ; sec.
at New Delhi May 16, 1942 ; commr. at New Delhi
with the rank of minister Feb. 28, 1945 ; class two
May 16, 1945 ; class one Dec. 17, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer
of class one Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Merriam, Brewer J. — b. Marblehead, Mass., May 28, 1913;
Bowdoin Coll., B. S. 1934; Harvard, M. B. A. 1939; instr. in
econ., Judson Coll. 1939-40, U. of Kans. 1940-42; U. S. Army
1942-46, capt.; app. intelligence program officer, P-5, in the Dept.
of State May 2, 1946; asst. to econ. intelligence officer Sept. 22,
1946; married.
Merriam, Gordon Phelps. — b. Lexington, Mass.,
July 29, 1899 ; Noble and Greenough Sch. grad. ; Dart-
mouth, B.S. 1921 ; U. of Chicago, M.S. 1925 ; with
ambulance corps 1917 ; Am. Red Cross in Halifax, N.S.,
1917-18 ; U. S. Army 1918, 2d It. ; teacher of Eng. and
geography, Robert Coll., Constantinople, 1921-23 ; app.
For. Ser. officer unclass. May 28, 1926 ; v. c. of career
June 15, 1926; v. c. at Beirut Apr. 8, 1927; at Da-
mascus, temp., Sept. 6, 1927 ; at Beirut Sept. 27, 1927 ;
at Aleppo, temp., Oct. 26, 1927; at Beirut Dec. 31,
1927 ; as language officer at Paris Aug. 16, 192S ; v. c.
at Istanbul Apr. 12, 1930 ; class eight, cons., and cons,
at Istanbul May 9, 1930 ; language officer at Paris Oct.
18, 1930 ; cons, at Cairo July 28, 1931 ; sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. and also 3d sec. at Cairo, temp.. May 4,
1932 ; resumed charge of consulate Sept. 22, 1932 ; class
seven July 1, 1934 ; 2d sec. at Cairo July 8, 1935 ; cons,
and 2d sec. at Teheran Oct. 4, 1935 ; class six Apr.
1, 1936; 2d sec. at Cairo Sept. 4, 1937; to the Dept.
Feb. 18, 1939; divisional asst. at $5,600 in the Dept.
of State May 1, 1940 ; asst. chief, Div. of Near Eastern
Affairs, at $6,500 July 16, 1942 ; chief, Div. of Near
Eastern Affairs, Jan. 15, 1944 ; at $8,000 (P-8) July
1, 1944 ; married. — NE.
Mersman, Scudder. — b. St. Louia, Mo., Aug. 3,
1888; Pawling Sch.; Yale, Ph.B. 1911; elk. 1912-13;
exporting fruits in Tahiti 1916-17 ; U. S. Army
1917-19, 2d It. ; with coconut-products corp. in
Tahiti since 1919 ; app. v. c. at Tahiti Feb. 10, 1922 ;
also admin, asst. at Tahiti Apr. 21, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at
Tahiti Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Merthan, LawTence Casper. — b. St. Paul, Minn., Sept.
25, 1918 ; Central High Sch. grad. ; Coll. of St. Thomas,
338
REGISTER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 1946
B.A. 1941 ; grad. work, Washington U. 1944-45, U. of
Minn. 1945^46 ; vocational adviser, Nat. Youth Ad-
min. 1941 ; D. S. Army 1942-45, capt., overseas service;
vocational adviser, Veterans' Admin., 1945-46 ; app.
v.c. in the For. Ser. and assigned at Stuttgart Jan.
29, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov.
13, 1946.
Messersmith, George Strausser, — b. Fleetwood, Pa.,
Oct. 3, 1883 ; Fleetwood High Sch. ; Keystone State
Normal Sch. (Kutztown) grad.; Delaware Coll.; prin-
cipal of seh. 1900-1914 ; field agt. of Am. Society for
Extension of U. Teaching ; sec. and v. pres. of State
Bd. of Examiners of Del. 1911-14 ; v. pres. of State
Bd. of Education of Del. 1912-14 ; lecturer at summer
sch. ; author of articles and pamphlets on education
and textbook on govt, of Del. ; app. cons, at Fort Erie
June 25, 1914 ; cons, of class nine by act approved Feb.
5, 1915 ; cons, at Curaqao May 20, 1916 ; class eight
Sept. 14, 1917; detailed to Antwerp Jan. 29. 1919;
cons, at Antwerp May 10, 1919 ; class six Sept. 5, 1919 ;
class five June 4, 1920 ; class four Nov. 23, 1921 ; class
three Mar. 1, 1923 ; cons. gen. of class four June 5,
1924 ; For. Ser. officer of class three July 1. 1924 ;
cons. gen. at Antwerp Apr. 4, 1925 ; representative,
Conf. of Int. Chamber of Com., Brussels, 1925 ; class
two June 30, 1927 ; representative, Conf. of Int. Cham-
ber of Com., Stockholm, 1927 ; cons. gen. at Buenos
Aires June 7, 1928 ; also on detail as For. Ser. insp.
Mar. 13, 1930 ; cons. gen. at Berlin May 6, 1930 ; class
one May 9, 1930; app. E.E. and M.P. to Uruguay Mar.
9, 1934 (canceled) ; E.E. and M.P. to Austria Apr. 7,
1934 ; del., 1st Conf. of Int. Quaternary Assn., Vienna,
1936 ; asst. sec. of state July 9, 1937 ; also fiscal and
budget officer July 29, 1937 ; chm., Bd. of For. Ser.
Personnel, Bd. of Examiners for the For. Ser., and For.
Ser. Sch. Bd., 1937-40; chm. Bd. of Appeals and
Review, 1937-40 ; D. S. representative, Permanent
Int. Commn. of Permanent Int. Assn. of Road Con-
gresses, 1937-40 ; app. A.E. and P. to Cuba Jan.
12, 1940 ; special representative of President with rank
of A.E. and P. at inauguration of President of Cuba
Oct. 3, 1940; A. E. and P. to Mexico Dec. 4. 1941 ;
adviser, U. S. del., Inter-Am. Conf. on Problems of
War and Peace, Mexico City, 1945 ; A.E. and P. to
Argentina Apr. 12, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class of
career minister Nov. 14, 1946 ; married.
Metcalf, Lee Ellis. — b. El Paso, Tex., Nov. 23, 1914 ;
El Paso High Sch. grad.; U. of Tex., B.B.A. 1936;
stenog., salesman, credit and claims'representative 1937-
40 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. Oct. 1, 1940 ; at Budapest
Nov. 27. 1940 ; at Belgrade, temp., Apr. 1, 1941 ; at
Zagreb, temp.. May 1, 1941 ; at Lisbon May 19, 1941 ;
at Istanbul Aug. 18, 1941 ; v.c. at Istanbul Apr. 8, 1943 ;
elk. at Bucharest Dec. 20, 1944 ; att. at Bucharest Jan.
6, 1945 ; v.c. at Bucharest Aug. 20, 1945 ; For. Ser.
officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Feb. 27. 1946; v.c. at Bucharest Mar. 11, 1946;
For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Metcalfe, Arthur Volney. — b. Azusa, Calif., Oct. 19,
1903; Manual Arts High Sch. (Los Angeles) grad.;
U. of So. Calif., B.A. 1924, M.A. 1936; Nat. U. of
Mexico, summers 1938, 1941 ; asst. cashier in broker-
age firm 1927-33 ; case worker and supervisor, Calif.
State Relief Admin., 1934-37, 1938-41 ; teacher 1937-
38, 1942 ; asst. personnel dir. for War Dept. contrac-
tor in San Jos§, Costa Rica, 1942-43 ; asst. mgr. for
labor assn. 1944 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned to the Dept. Jan. 24, 1945 ; v.c. at Mazat-
lan Feb. 16, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Metzger, Stanley David.— b. New York, N. Y., July 10, 1916;
DeWitt Clinton High Sch. grad.; Cornell, A. B. 1936, LL. B.
1938; field atty., Nat. Labor Relations Bd., 1939-43; U. S. Army
1942-43; chief of section, Office of Price Admin., 1944-46; app.
divisional asst., P-6, in the Dept. of State Jan. 25, 1946; married.—
ES.
Meyer, Armin H. — app. public affairs officer in the
For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Baghdad July 1,
1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13,
1946.
Meyer, George E. Robert. — b. Bottineau, N.Dak., June
27, 1918 ; Lowellville Public High Sch. grad. ; West-
minster Coll., A.B. 1940; analyst, Office of Price Ad-
min., 1943-44 ; statistical analyst, act. surplus dis-
posals officer, and asst. to the deputy dir., Middle East
Supply Center, For. Econ. Admin., 1944-45 ; app. econ.
analyst in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at
Shanghai Nov. 6, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
ten Nov. 13, 1946.
Meyer, Ira Philip. — b. New York, N. Y.. Feb. 15,
1902; Central High Sch. (D. C.) ; business sch.;
Southeastern U., LL. B. 1939; cml. work 1916-23;
elk., Civil Ser. Commn., 1923; app. elk. at $900 in the
Dept. of State Feb. 7, 1924 ; at $1,000 May 16, 1924 ;
at $1,320 July 1, 1924; at $1,380 Mar. 1, 1925; at
$1,500 June 1, 1925; at $1,560 Nov. 1, 1927; at
$1,680 July 1, 1928; at $1,740 July 1, 1928; at $1,800
Jan. 1, 1930; at $1,920 July 1, 1930; at $1,980 Aug.
1, 1936; at $2,040 Apr. 16, 1939; at $2,100 Aug. 1,
1940; divisional asst. (tech.) at $2,600 Aug. 1, 1941;
at $3,200 Dec. 16, 1942; at $3,800 (P-4) Dec. 16,
1943 ; married. — VD.
Meyer, Paul T. — b. Brooklyn, N.Y., Feb. 9. 1905; U.
Sch. (Cleveland) grad.; U. of Pa., B.S.E. 1928; with
banking and investment company 1928—30 ; v. pres.
export-import company in U. S., Europe, and Near East
1930-40 ; app. asst. chief, Div. of Cml. Affairs, Dept.
of State, at $4,600 June 24, 1940 ; at $4,800 Jan. 1, 1943 ;
asst. chief, .Div. of Communications and Records Aug. 7.
1943; at $5,600 (P-6) Aug. 16, 1944; asst. chief,
Div. of Central Services, Dec. 20, 1944 ; act. assoc. chief
July 17, 1945-Jan. 11, 1946 ; special asst. to the dir.,
Office of Intelligence Collection and Dissemination
(P-7) Mar. 15, 1946; act. exec, officer July 15, 1946;
married. — OCD.
Meyer, Paul Walter. — b. Beatrice, Nebr., Aug. 8, 1900 ;
East Side High Sch. (Denver) grad. ; U. of Denver.
A.B. 1923 ; app. student interpreter in China Apr. 3,
1924 ; For. Ser. officer unclass. July 1, 1924 ; v. c. of
career Sept. 29, 1926 ; v. c. at Chungking Oct. 14, 1926 ;
at Hankow, temp., Apr. 29, 1927 ; class eight, cons.,
and cons, at Haukow May 23, 1929 ; at Nanking July 2,
1929 ; class seven Feb. 27, 1931 ; For. Ser. officer at
Peiping June 23, 1932 ; sec. In the Dlplo. Ser. July 16,
1932 ; 2d sec. of leg. at Peiping July 21, 1932 ; 2d sec. of
emb. at Peiping Sept. 17, 1935 ; class six Apr. 1, 1937 ;
cons, at Yilnnanfu May 29, 1937 ; cons, at Tsingtao Apr.
BIOGRAPHIES
339
27, 1940-Dec. 7, 1941 ; class five Feb. 1, 1942 ; to the
Dept. June 3. 1942 ; asst. chief, Div. of Chinese Affairs,
May 1, 1944 ; class four July 16, 1944 ; liaison sec.,
Int. Civil Aviation Conf., Chicago, 1944 ; class three
Aug. 13, 1945 ; cons, at Shanghai Aug. 25. 1945 ;
at Canton, temp., Apr. 11, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Michael, Louis Guy. — b. Hastings, Mich., Aug. 3,
1877 ; Hastings High Sch. grad. ; Mich. State Coll.,
B.S. 1903; U. of Wis., M.S. 1918; agri. expert, in
Russia 1910-16, in Europe and Asiatic Russia for bank
syndicate 1917-18; Baltic mgr.. People's Industrial
Trading Corp., Tallin, Estonia, 1920^21 ; made field
surveys in Europe for U.S. Dept. of Agri. 1922-28 ;
consulting specialist, agri. economist and marketing
specialist, Dept. of Agri., 1921-30 ; agri. att. in Am.
leg. at Belgrade 1930-39 ; U.S. del. to Gen. Assembly,
Int. Inst, of Agri., Rome, 1922, 1934, 1936, and 1938 ;
marketing specialist 1939-40, liaison officer 1940-44,
and asst. chief of Regional Investigations Branch, Office
of For. Agri. Relations, Jan.-Apr. 1944 ; app. att. at
Moscow Apr. 27, 1944 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
two Nov. 13, 1946 ; agri. att. at Moscow Nov. 13.
1946 ; married.
Michaelson, Ruth G — b. Houghton, Mich., Nov. 19,
1911; George Washington U. 1938-44; elk., secretary,
investigator, Dept. of Agri. ; analyst, War Food
Admin. ; app. admin, asst. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned at Helsinki Aug. 10, 1945 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946.
Millar, John Young.— b. Mineola, N. Y., Nov. 11, 1918; Choate
Sch. grad.; Princeton, B. A. 1940; teacher, Choate Sch., 1940-41;
U. S. Navy 1942-46, It., overseas service; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. June 14, 1946;
to the Dept. June 25, 1946; 3d sec. and v. c. at Madrid July 19,
1946; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946; married.
Millard, Hugh. — b. Omaha, Nebr., Aug. 12, 1894 ;
Omaha High Sch. grad.; Cornell, B.S. 1916; fruit
ranching 1916-1 7 ; Am. Field Ser. in France Mar.-Aug.
1917 ; U. S. Naval Reserve 1917-19, It. (jg) ; with
Am. Commn. to Negotiate Peace, Paris, 1918-19 ; elk.
In Am. emb. at Paris 1919-20 ; sec. to Am. amb. to
France Mar.-July 1920 ; app. sec. of emb. or leg. of class
four Aug. 24, 1921 ; to the Dept. Sept. 8, 1921 ; detailed
to Conf. on Limitation of Armament, Washington,
1921-22; assigned to Rio de Janeiro June 14, 1922;
For. Ser. officer of class eight July 1, 1924 ; 3d sec. at
Berlin July 17, 1924; class seven Aug. 8, 1924; class
six Oct. 19, 1926; 2d sec. at Tokyo Feb. 7, 1927; at
Teheran June 13, 1929; class five Dec. 19, 1929; 2d
sec. at Montevideo Dec. 20, 1930 (canceled) ; at Ma-
drid Apr. 23, 1931 ; sec, Int. Radio Conf., Madrid,
1932 ; 2d sec. at London. Dec. 5, 1933 ; class four and
1st sec. Oct. 1, 1935 ; cons. Aug. 17, 1937 ; cons, and
1st sec. at Sofia May 24, 1938 ; class three June 16,
1938 ; 1st sec. at Copenhagen Nov. 21, 1941 (canceled) ;
class two Feb. 1, 1942 ; 1st sec. at Lisbon Feb. 11, 1942 ;
couns. of leg. at Lisbon Feb. 24, 1942 ; 1st sec. at Buenos
Aires Dec. 30, 1942 ; couns. of emb. at Santiago July 6,
1944 ; For. Ser. ofiicer of class two Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Middleton, Betty Ann. — b. Los Angeles, Calif. ; Red-
lands High Sch. grad. ; Pomona Coll., B. A. 1942 ;
Fletcher Sch. of Law and Diplomacy, M. A. 1943 ;
elk. with agri. conservation assn. 1942 ; typist, Li-
brary of Cong., 1943 ; app. divisional asst. at $2,000
in the Dept. of State Aug. 5, 1943 ; econ. analyst at
$2,600 (P-2) July 1, 1944; research and analysis
asst. Jan. 8, 1945 ; elk. in Am. emb. at Ottawa Oct.
1, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Oct. 16, 1945 ; v.c. at Hong
Kong Nov. 28, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class six
Nov. 13, 1946.
Miles, John. — b. Chicago, 111., July 2, 1909 ; Nicholas
Senn High Sch. grad. ; Northwestern, B. S. 1937 ; U.
of Chicago 1938-40 ; statistician with cml. firm 1935-
37 ; tutor, U. of Chicago, 1937^10 ; dir. of statistics,
Office of Export Control 1940-41, Bd. of Econ. War-
fare 1941-43 ; chief statistician, For. Econ. Admin.,
1943-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State, P-8, Oct.
20, 1945 ; special asst. to the dir., Office of Depart-
mental Admin., CAF-15. Nov. 3, 1946 ; married. —
ODA.
Mill, Edward W. — b. Mason City, 111., June 14, 1916 ;
East High Sch. (Madison, Wis.) grad. ; U. of Wis.,
B.A. 1940 ; U. of Mich., M.A. 1941, grad. work 1941-43 ;
teaching fellow, U. of Mich., 1941-43 ; analyst, Fed.
Communications Commn., Apr.-June, 1943 ; U.S. Army
1943 ; research analyst, Office of Strategic Services,
1943-45 ; app. country specialist at $4,600 (P-5) in the
Dept. of State Apr. 30, 1945 ; act. asst. chief, Div. of
Philippine Affairs, July 11, 1945 ; P-6 May 8, 1946 ;
married. — PI.
Millegan, Lloyd. — b. Bozeman, Mont., Aug. 18, 1918; Gallatin
Co. High Sch. grad.; Linfield Coll., B. A. 1938; Am. U. Grad.
Sch. 1939-42; U. of Shanghai 1936-37; desk attendant, asst.,
junior reference librarian, Library of Congress, 1940-42; research
analyst, Office of Strategic Services, 1942-43; U. S. Army 1943-46,
It., overseas service; transferred to the Dept. of State as research
analyst, P-3, Sept. 20, 1945; P-4 July 16, 1946; married— DRF.
Miller, Charles Price. — b. Clyde, Tex., Nov. 6, 1906 ;
Abilene High Sch. grad. ; Hardin-Simmons U., 1923-27 ;
reporter, asst. editor, publisher and editor of news-
papers 1927-37 ; antique dealer 1937-44 ; news editor,
Office of War Information, 1944—45 ; transferred to the
Dept. of State as news editor, CAF-9, August 31, 1945 ;
CAF-11 Mar. 5, 1946 ; married. — INP.
Miller, Elliott Howard. — b. Baltimore, Md., Jan. 17,
1922; William Penn Sr. High Sch. (York, Pa.) grad.;
Yale, A.B. 1942 ; U. S. Army 1943-46, 2d It., over-
seas service ; app. v.c. in the For. Ser. and assigned
at Bremen Feb. 25, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Miller, George E. — b. Philadelphia, Pa., May 15,
1896 ; high sch. and Pace Inst. ; U. S. Navy 1917-21 ; In
private business 3 yrs. ; elk., U. S. Govt., 3 yrs. : dis-
bursing officer for Europe (Dept. of Com.) in office
of cml. att. at Paris 1927-35, at London 1935-
39 ; app. asst. trade commr. at London Apr. 11, 1939 ;
For. Ser. officer of class eight July 1, 1939 ; assigned
to Paris for duty with dist. acct. and disbursing office,
temp., July 12, 1939 ; For. Ser. officer at Nantes, temp,,
Oct. 5, 1939 ; v.c. of career and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Nov. 16, 1939; v.c. at Paris Dec. 29, 1939; at Lis-
bon Sept. 12, 1941 ; class seven June 1, 1942 ; v.c. at
340
REGISTER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 194 6
Oporto, temp., Sept. 1, 1942 ; at Lisbon Sept. 30, 1942 ;
also 2d sec. at Lisbon Jan. 19, 1943 ; class sis Aug.
13, 1945 ; cons. Dec. 22, 1945 ; cons, at Lisbon in
addition to duties as 2d sec. Jan. 9, 1946 ; cons, at
Pernambuco Feb. 20, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Miller, LeRoy C. — transferred to tbe Dept. of State
as research analyst, P-4, Oct. 1, 1945. — DKF.
Miller, Lincoln W. — b. Portland, Oreg., June 30,
1913 ; high-sch. grad. ; Oreg. State Coll. 1932-37 ; dir.
of news broadcasts, Oreg. State System for Higher
Education, 1933-38 ; program supervisor with radio
stations 1938-42 ; chief of operations for broadcast-
ing company 1942—44 ; chief of facilities bu., Office of
War Information, 1944-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of
State as chief of communications facilities, Int. Broad-
casting Div., CAF-14, Aug. 31, 1945 ; chief radio engi-
neer, P-7, Sept. 30, 1946 ; married. — IBD.
Miller, Ralph George. — b. New York, N.Y., Oct. 6,
1903 ; Browning Sch. ; Harvard, A.B. 1925 ; with invest-
ment bankers 1925-26 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass.
and v. c. of career Oct. 24, 1928; For. Ser. Sch. Nov.
5, 1928 ; asst. sec. of Am. del., Int. Conf. of Am.
States on Conciliation and Arbitration, Washington,
1928-29 ; v. c. at Buenos Aires Mar. 29, 1929 ; sec. in
the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 17. 1931 ; 3d sec. at Montevideo
Dec. 9, 1931 : v. c. at London June 25, 1935 ; class
eight, cons., and cons, at London Oct. 1, 1935 ; 3d sec.
at Habana June 14. 1937 ; class seven Aug. 17, 1938 ;
2d sec. at Habana Mar. 1, 1939; class six Feb. 1, 1942;
cons, at Mombasa June 12. 1942 ; 2d sec. and cons, at
Cairo Nov. 19, 1943 ; class five Aug. 13, 1945 ; For. Ser.
officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Miller, Raymond Clendenin. — b. Vincennes, Ind., July
11. 1895: Vincennes High Sch. grad.; Ind. U., B.A.
1916 ; Catholic U. of Amer., M.A. 1917 ; Georgetown,
M.S. (For. Ser.) 1923; U.S. Army 1917-19, capt.,
overseas service ; mgr. of motion picture theaters
1919-25 ; trade commr. at Paris Apr.-May 1925 ; asst.
cml. att. at Paris 1925-28 ; cml. att. at Brussels and
Luxembourg 1928-33 ; adviser and chief of foreign
trade section, Agri. Adjustment Admin., 1933-34 ; chief
of European div., Import-Export Bank, 1934—35 ; presi-
dent of electrical recording and equipment company
1935-40 ; foreign trade adviser, Nat. Defense Advisory
Commn., 1940-41 ; asst. to sec. of com. 1941-43 ; asst.
dir., Bu. of For. and Dom. Com., 1943-44 ; on Cul-
bertson Mission for Restoration of Private Trade, North
Africa and Middle East, 1944 ; app. adviser on econ.
affairs in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Brus-
sels Nov. 27, 1944 ; econ. counselor at Brussels and
at Luxembourg June 26, 1945 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer
of class two Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Miller, Robert T., 3d. — b. Pittsburgh, Pa., Apr. 5,
1910 ; Kent Sch. grad. ; Princeton, A.B. 1931, M.A.
1932 ; writer and analyst for public relations Corp.,
1933-34 ; free-lance newspaper corr. in Europe 1934—
39 ; publisher and editor of weekly magazine 1939-41 ;
chief, political analysis section. Coordinator of Inter-
Am. Affairs, 1941—43 ; app. chief informational liaison
officer at $6,500 (CAF-14) in the Dept. of State June
7, 1944 ; asst. chief in charge of publications, Div. of
Research and Publication, P-7, Oct. 16, 1945 ; act.
asst. chief, Div. of Publications, Sept. 16, 1946 : mar-
ried.— PB.
Miller, William John. — b. Port Carbon, Pa., May 20,
1909 ; Friends Central High Sch. (Philadelphia) grad. ;
research, Deutches Museum, Munich, and British Mu-
seum, London, 1930 ; Brown U. 1931-32 ; stock elk.
for store 1933 ; sales promoter for utility company
1935—41 ; tech. writer, for cml. companies 1941-43,
1944-45, for War Dept. June-Dec. 1943 ; app. elk.
in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept.
June 23, 1945 ; v.c. at Montreal June 28, 1945 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 : married
Miller, William Keller. — b. Lancaster, Pa., Feb. 25,
1920 ; Greenfields (Ariz.) Sch. grad. ; Haverford Coll.,
A.B. 1941 ; Fletcher Sch. of Law and Diplomacy, A.M.
1942 ; U.S. Army 1942-43 ; jr. econ. analyst, United
Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Admin., 1943—44 ;
asst. business mgr., requirements officer, and procure-
ment officer, For. Econ. Admin., 1944-45 ; app. divi-
sional asst., P-3, in the Dept. of State Oct. 11, 1945 ;
P-4 Sept. 8, 1946. — LP.
Millet, Charles Sumner. — b. Brockton, Mass., July 22,
1908 ; Boston English High Sch. grad. ; Vt. Acad. grad. ;
Harvard 1927-28 ; Norwich U. 1929-31 ; Cesare Alfleri,
Florence, Italy, diploma 1935 ; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Oct. 1, 1935 ; language officer at Peiping Oct. 15, 1935 ;
v. c. at Harbin Jan. 6, 1938; at Tientsin, tpmp., Apr.
30, 1940 ; at Harbin Apr. 14. 1941 ; at Shanghai Apr.
17-Dec. 7, 1941 ; class eight Feb. 1, 1942 ; to the Dept.
June 3, 1942 ; v.c. at Valparaiso Oct. 5, 1942 ; class
seven Nov. 16, 1943 ; 3d sec. at Chungking Jan. 14,
1944 ; 2d sec. at Chungking Apr. 15, 1944 ; class six
Aug. 13, 1945 ; cons. Oct. 16, 1945 ; cons, at Canton,
temp., Dec. 11, 1945 ; at Hong Kong Apr. 9, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Milliken, Sidney Nathalie. — b. San Luis Potosi, Mex-
ico, of Am. parents, Mar. 21, 1906 ; high-sch. grad. ;
elk. with business firms in Chile ; app. elk. in Am.
emb. at Santiago Dec. 1, 1926 ; resigned Oct. 15, 1932 ;
app. elk. at Santiago Oct. 16, 1933 ; admin, asst. at
Santiago Feb. 10, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Millington, Yale Oldknow. — b. Stephentown, N.Y.,
Oct. 10, 1887; Halifax (Nova Scotia) Acad.; Colgate
U. 1905-8 ; George Washington, A.B. 1909 ; teacher of
Eng. and hist, in high sch. 1909-11 ; asst. and act.
chief of div. in Library of Cong. 1911-24 ; U. S. Army
1918; asst. librarian, N.C. State Coll., 1924-25; re-
search work for Inst, for Govt. Research May-July
1925 ; app. drafting officer and asst. librarian at $2,400
in the Dept. of State Feb. 1, 1926; at $2,500 Nov. 1,
1927 ; at $2,700 July 1, 1928 ; at $2,800 July 1, 1928 ;
at $3,200 Apr. 1, 1929 ; at $3,400 July 1, 1930 ; mem.,
Dept. of State committee for codification of Fed. regu-
lations 1937-38; at $3,500 Apr. 16, 1939; at $3,600
Oct. 1, 1941 ; divisional asst. at $4,600 Apr. 1, 1942 ;
librarian (P-^) Aug. 16, 1943; P-5 June 2, 1946;
married. — RE.
Mills, Charles Everett.— b. Chicot, Ark., July 12, 1908; Engle-
wood High Sch. (Chicago) grad.; U. of 111., B. A. 1929; U. of Wis..
BIOGRAPHIES
341
M. A. 1933; reporter on newspaper 1927-29; public relations sec.
for U. S. Senator 1929-32; admin, asst. to the deputy governor,
Farm Credit Admin., 1935-36; research consultant, Council of
State Govts., 1936-38; chief of field staff, Social Security Bd.,
1938-41; dir. of personnel, Office for Emergency Management,
1941-43; U. S. Navy, It., overseas service; app. asst. chief, Div.
of For. Ser. Planning, Dept. of State, P-7, Feb. 1, 1946; married —
FSP.
Mills, Sheldon Tibbetts. — b. Seattle, Wash., Aug.
13, 1904; Franklin High Sch. (Portland, Oreg.) grad. ;
Reed Coll., A.B. 1927 ; Forest Ser. lookout, summers
1924, 1925; asst. in Eng. dept., Reed Coll., 1926-27;
seaman, summer 1927; reporter 1928; app. For. Ser.
officer unclass. and v. c. of career Oct. 24, 1928 ; For.
Ser. Sch. Nov. 5, 1928 ; v. c. at La Paz Mar. 29, 1929 ;
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Feb. 27, 1931 ; 3d sec. at Panama
Mar. 21, 1931 ; v. c. at Bucharest June 20, 1934 ; class
eight, cons., and cons, and 3d sec. at Bucharest Oct. 1,
1935 ; class seven Aug. 17, 1938 ; 2d sec. at Bucharest
in addition to duties as cons. Mar. 1, 1939 ; to the Dept.
May 19, 1939; detailed for special study (Harvard)
Sept. 12, 1939 ; 2d sec. at Santiago June 5, 1940 ; class
six Aug. 1, 1940 ; class five Feb. 1, 1942 ; sec, Inter-
Am. Cong, on Social Planning, Santiago, 1942 ; sec. at
New Delhi Aug. 19, 1943 ; class four July 16, 1944 ;
class three Aug. 13, 1945 ; to the Dept. Jan. 17, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; adviser,
Div. of Cml. Policy, Nov. 13, 1948 ; married. — CP.
Mills, William H. A. — b. Ottawa, Canada, Sept. 6,
1880 ; naturalized Mar. 5, 1900 ; Union Coll., LL.B.
1901 ; mem. of bar of N.Y. ; assoc. state dir. in Vt., Nat.
Housing Admin., 1934—35 ; sec, Chamber of Commerce,
Plymouth, Mass., 1931-32, Burlington, Vt., 1932-41 ;
state personnel dir., Vt., 1941-42 ; sec. to U.S. Sen-
ator 1942-46 ; app. special asst. to U.S. representa-
tive, United Nations Security Council, at $10,000 July
15, 1946 ; married.
Milne, Matilda Lois. — b. West Orange, N. J.; West Orange
High Sch. grad.; St. John Baptist Sch., 1923-24; Wellesley, B. A.
1928; N. Y. U., M. B. A. 1931; asst. to statistician in investment
house 1928-31; security analyst for trust company 1931-42; com-
mercial specialist, Treas. Dept., 1942; econ. analyst, For. Econ.
Admin., 1942-45; transferred to the Dept. of State as econ. analyst
P-6, Oct. 20, 1945; divisional asst. July 14, 1946.— FN.
Milroy, Nicholas Robert. — b. Budapest, Hungary, Jan.
8, 1911; naturalized 1943; high-sch. (Budapest)
grad. ; U. of Tech. Sciences, Zurich, 1929-31 ; U. of
Budapest, M.S. 1935 ; representative of cml. firm in
Hungary 1931-33 ; mgr. and representative of banking
firm in Hungary 1936—40 ; consultant on int. banking
and translator for banking firm 1941-43 ; U.S. Army
1943^5 ; chief of unit, For. Econ. Admin., 1945 ;
transferred to the Dept. of State as econ. analyst, P— 5,
Oct. 20, 1946 ; country specialist July 1, 1946. — ES.
Miner, Philip Denniston. — b. El Paso, Tex., Sept. 23,
1911; El Paso High Sch. grad.; business-sch. grad.;
elk. and stenog. with Mexican and Am. cml. firms
1924—42 ; app. cml. investigator in the For. Ser. Auxil-
iary and assigned at Mexico City Nov. 6, 1942 ; admin,
asst. at Mexico City Feb. 10, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Miner, Robert Graham. — b. Scranton, Pa., Jan. 16,
1911; Bingnamton (N.Y.) High 9ch. grad.; Hamilton
Coll., B.A. 1934 ; Yale, M.A. 1942 ; instr., Athens Coll.
(Greece) 1934-35, Robert Coll. (Istanbul) 1935-37,
and Hamilton Coll. 1937-40 ; analyst, Office of Stra-
tegic Services, 1942-43 ; U.S. Navy 1943-45, It., over-
seas service; app. chief of section, P— 6, in the Dept.
of State, Apr. 25, 1946 ; married. — SPA.
Minneman, Paul George. — b. Sidney, Ohio, July 9,
1902 ; Sidney High Sch. grad. ; Ohio State U., A.B.
1924, M.S. 1926, Ph.D. 1929; U. of Breslau, Germany,
1926-27 ; 1st It, O.R.C. ; research asst. 1928 and instr.
1929, Ohio State U. ; economist, Dept. of Agri., 1929-
36 ; app. asst. agri. att. at London May 1, 1936 ; For.
Ser. officer of class four July 1, 1939 ; to the Dept. and
detailed to the Dept. of Agri. Sept. 15, 1939 ; cons, and
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; mem., Jt. Survey
of Cuban Agri. Resources, Habana, 1941 ; class three
Feb. 1, 1942 ; agri. att. at Habana Apr. 15. 1942 ;
class two May 16, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class two
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Minnigerode, Holdsworth Gordon. — b. Washington,
D.C., Aug. 22, 1905 ; Western High Sch. grad. ; Brown
U., Ph.B. 1928 ; newspaper reporter 1929 ; app. For.
Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Apr. 15, 1930; v.c. at Montreal Apr. 29,
1930 ; at Quebec, temp., July 12, 1930 ; at Montreal
Sept. 9, 1930; For. Ser. Sch. Sept. 27, 1930; v.c. at
Jerusalem Feb. 24. 1931 ; v.c. and 3d sec. at Teguci-
galpa July 17, 1933; at Bangkok Oct. 22, 1934: v.c.
at Singapore Dec. 4, 1937; class eight Nov. 16, 1939;
v.c. at Penang, temp., May 24, 1940 ; at Singapore
Dec. 10, 1940 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at San Jose Aug. 27,
1941 ; class seven Oct. 20, 1942 ; 2d sec. at San Jos6 in
addition to duties as v.c. Feb. 8, 1943 ; v.c. at Amster-
dam Feb. 3, 1945 ; cons. Apr. 6, 1945 ; cons, at Am-
sterdam Apr. 17, 1945 ; class six Aug. 13, 1945 ;
cons, at Karachi July 22, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Minor, George Carlton. — b. Rendville, Ohio, May
17, 1891 ; Buckhannon (W. Va.) High Sch. grad. ;
Carnegie Inst, of Tech., B.S. 1916; telegraph operator
1908-11 ; apprentice signal engineer 1916-17 ; jr. en-
gineer 1917; U. S. Army 1917-20, 1st It.; with Am.
Red Cross in Europe 1920-22 ; app. elk. in Am. leg. at
Tirana Feb. 9, 1923 ; v. c. at Tirana June 16, 1926 ;
at Stuttgart Dec. 14, 1928 ; at Cologne Mar. 11, 19:!2 ;
v. c. at Paris for duty in the dist. acct. and disbursing
office May 21, 1932 ; asst. dist. acct. and disbursing
officer at Paris Aug. 24, 1932 ; v. c. and special dis-
bursing officer at Moscow Feb. 10, 1934 ; v. c. at
Ottawa Nov. 26, 1938 ; also asst. dist. acct. and dis-
bursing officer at Ottawa Jan. 9, 1939 ; dist. acct. and
disbursing officer at Ottawa Feb. 23, 1940-July 1, 1942 ;
admin, officer at Ottawa in addition to duties as v.c.
Apr. 21, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eight
Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. and special disbursing agt. at
Ottawa Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Minor, Harold Bronk. — b. Holton, Kans., Feb. 1,
1902; Holton High Sch. grad.; Georgetown, B.S. (For.
Ser.) 1927 ; salesman 1921-23 ; app. elk. in Am. consu-
late at Tampico Nov. 28, 1927 ; For. Ser. officer unclass.,
v. c. of career, and v. c. at Tampico Mar. 26, 1929; at
Cali May 16, 1930 ; at Rio de Janeiro June 15, 1931 ;
class eight, cons., and cons, at Rio de Janeiro Oct. 1,
1935; at Jerusalem Oct. 28, 1936; sec. in the Diplo.
342
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Ser. Aug. 17, 1937 ; class seven Aug. 17, 1938 ; cons,
and 2d sec. at Tehran Mar. 21, 1940 ; class six May 1,
1941 ; to the Dept. July 23, 1943 ; class five July 16,
1944 ; asst. chief, Div. of Middle Eastern Affairs, Sept.
23, 1944 ; act. chief June 2, 1945 ; special asst. on del.
liaison, United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Fran-
cisco, 1945 ; also act. exec, officer, Office of Near East-
ern and African Affairs, July 26, 1945 ; class four Aug.
13, 1945 ; chief, Div. of Middle Eastern Affairs Dec.
3, 1945, Div. of Middle Eastern and Indian Affairs
Aug. 16, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov.
13, 1946; married. — MEI.
Mitchell, Frank G. — b. Durham, N.C., Nov. 17, 1911 ;
Western High Sen. (Detroit) grad. ; business-sch.
grad. ; Am. U. 1940- ; accountant 1929-37; bookkeeper
1937; adjudicator aide. Railroad Retirement Bd.,
1937-38; app. elk. at $1,440 in the Dept. of State Jan.
25. 1938; at $1,500 Apr. 16. 1939; at $1,800 May 16,
1940 ; at $2,000 Aug. 1, 1941 ; asst. chief of transporta-
tion section, Div. of Accounts, at $2,600 Feb. 1, 1942 ;
representative of the Dept. on exchange vessel Drott-
ninyholm 1942 ; elk. at Algiers Mar. 1, 1943 ; v.c. at
Algiers June 10, 1943 ; v.c. and special disbursing agt.
at Naples June 13, 1944 ; v.c. at Rome Feb. 1, 1945 ;
v.c. and special disbursing agt. at Buenos Aires Sept.
10. 1945 ; v.c. and admin, asst. at Montreal June 4,
1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class nine Nov. 13, 1946 ;
v.c. and special disbursing agt. at Montreal Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Mitchell, Kyle Ben, Jr. — b. Cuba, Ala., Feb. 19, 1910;
Cuba High Sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ; U. of Ga.
1934-35 ; George Washington U. 1945- ; admin,
asst., Dept. of Agri., 1935-42, War Dept., Mar.-Aug.
1946 ; U.S. Army 1942-46 ; app. asst. exec, officer,
CAF-11, in the Dept. of State Aug. 22, 1946. — A-R.
Mitchell, Lloyd Clair.— b. Du Bois. Pa., Mar. 6, 1896 ;
Sandy Township High Sch. grad.; business-sch. urnd. j
Washington Sch. of Accountancy, B.C.S. 1924 ; Am. U. ;
bookkeeper and elk., supervisor and insp. in mining
company 1913-19 ; app. elk. at $1,000 in the Dept. of
State Dec. 18. 1919; at $1,200 Jan. 1, 1921 ; at $1,400
Oct. 1, 1923 ; at $1,680 July 1, 1924 ; at $1 860 Dec. 15,
1924 ; at $2,000 July 1, 1928 ; at $2,100 July 1, 1928 ;
at $2,300 July 1, 1930 ; accounting instr.. For. Ser.
Sch., 1930 ; at $2,400 Apr. 1, 1938 ; disbursing officer,
8th Int. Conf. of Am. States, Lima, 1938 ; chief of re-
view and suspension reply section, Div. of Accounts,
Sept. 4, 1938 ; chief of audit section at $2,900 Apr. 1,
1940; at $3,200 May 16, 1940; chief of fiscal control
section June 16, 1941 ; asst. chief. Div. of Accounts,
at $3,500 Aug. 16, 1941 ; at $3,600 Apr. 1, 1943 ;
asst. to chief, Div. of Budget and Finance, Jan. 15,
1944 ; analyst at $3,800 June 1, 1944 ; at $4,300 July
1, 1945; at $5,180 (CAF-12) Sept. 13, 1945; mar-
ried.— DF.
Mitchell, Mary Helene. — b. Fairfax Co., Va. ; Business
High Sch. (D.C.) grad. ; Washington Coll. of Law, LL.B.
1941 ; mem. of bar of Va. ; stenog. in law firm 1912—22 ;
sec. to mem. of Cong. 1924-33; app. private sec. to
asst. sec. of state at $2,600 Nov. 1, 1933 ; elk., 3d meet-
ing of the Int. Tech. Consulting Committee on Radio
Communications, Monte Estorll, Portugal, 1934 ; elk.,
Preliminary Naval Conversations, London, Oct.-Dec.
1934 ; private sec. to couns. of Dept. of State May 21,
1937-Mar. 31, 1938; app. private sec. to counB. of
Dept. of State at $2,600 Sept. 16, 1938; at $2,700
Apr. 16, 1939 ; tech. asst. (legal) Mar. 4, 1941 ; at
$2,800 Oct. 1, 1941 ; divisional asst. (legal) at $3,200
(P-3) Nov. 16, 1942 ; chief of coordination section,
Div. of For. Reporting Services, P— 4, Nov. 17,
1946.— FR.
Mitchell, Reginald Parramore. — b. Sanford, Fla.,
Tune 21, 1902 ; Duval High Sch. (Jacksonville) ; Van-
derbilt U., A.B. 1925 ; Emory U. Sch. of Law 1927-28 ;
U. of Bordeaux 1931-32 ; Washington corr., press assn.
and newspaper editorial activities 1919-31 ; app. elk.
in Am. consulate at Bordeaux June 6, 1931 : v. c. at
Bordeaux Sept. 4, 1931 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c.
of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 17, 1931 ; v. c.
at Bordeaux Jan. 2, 1932 ; For. Ser. Sch. Mar. 17, 1932 ;
v. c. at Hankow July 26, 1932 ; 3d sec. at Warsaw Jan.
3, 1936 ; at Dublin Aug. 26, 1937 ; to the Dept. Apr. 7,
1938 ; class eight Apr. 1, 1939 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Port-
au-Prince Aug. 28, 1941 ; class seven June 1, 1942 ; 2d
sec. at Port-au-Prince in addition to duties as v.c.
Aug. 13, 1942 ; cons. Aug. 19, 1943 ; cons, at Port-au-
Prince in addition to duties as 2d sec. Oct. 12. 1943;
cons, at Port Said Dec. 16, 1943 ; at Algiers Dec. 16,
1944 ; to the Dept. Mar. 1, 1945 ; asst. to the special
asst, to the sec. of state for press relations Mar. 1,
1945; class six Dec. 17, 1945; press officer, U.S. del.,
Civil Aviation Conf., Bermuda, 1946, Caribbean Re-
gional Air Navigation Meeting, Provisional Int. Civil
Aviation Org., Washington, 1946 ; detailed to U.S.
Mission to Observe Elections in Greece 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married. — SA/M.
Mitchell, William Alexander. — b. Calais, Maine, May
24, 1917 ; Calais Acad. ; with mfg. company 1934-35 ;
app. elk. in Am. consulate at St. Stephen Oct. 10, 1935 ;
v.c. at St. Stephen July 15, 1943 ; furlough for mil.
ser. May 29, 1944— Apr. 2, 1946 ; also admin, asst. at
St. Stephen Apr. 2, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at St. Stephen Nov.
13, 1946 ; married.
Mizener, Naomi L. (Mrs.). — b. El Paso, Tex,, Nov. 14,
1908 ; El Paso High Sch. grad. ; El Paso Jr. Coll. 1926-
27 ; with newspaper 1924-25 ; elk. in retail store 1920 ;
app. elk. in Am. consulate at Ciudad Juarez Feb. 14,
1927 ; admin, asst. at Ciudad Juarez Feb. 10. 1946 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class eleven Nov. 13, 1946.
Moffat, Abbot Low. — b. New York, N. Y., May 12,
1901 ; Groton Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A.B. 1923 ; Colum-
bia, LL.B. 1926; mem. of bar of N.Y. ; asst. dist. atty.,
Dept. of Justice, 1927-28 ; mem., N.Y. State Assembly,
1929-43 ; app. area chm. at $8,000 (P-8) in the Dept.
of State Aug. 23, 1943 ; adviser, Office of the Special
Adviser on Liberated Areas, Dec. 1, 1943 ; adviser to
U. S. del., 1st sess. of the Council, United Nations Relief
and Rehabilitation Admin., Atlantic City, N..T., 1943 :
adviser, Liberated Areas Div. Jan. 15, 1944, War Areas
Econ. Div. Oct. 16-Dec. 20, 1944 ; chief, Div. of South-
west Pacific Affairs July 1, 1944, Div. of Southeast
Asian Affairs May 26, 1945 ; alt. on comms., U. S. del.,
2d sess. of the Council, United Nations Relief and
Rehabilitation Admin., Montreal, 1944 ; married. — SEA.
Moffat, Marion A. (Mrs.). — b. New York, N.Y. ; Milton
Acad. Girls' Sch. (Mass.) grad.; Vassar. B.A. 1942;
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Harvard, summer 1942 ; placement representative, U.S.
Employment Ser., 1943-44 ; requirements analyst, For.
Econ. Admin., 1944-45 ; Inst, of Pacific Relations Conf.,
Hot Springs, Va., 1945 ; app. commodity specialist at
$3,200 (P-3) in the Dept. of State July 2, 1945 ; P-4
July 28, 1946. — IR.
Moffltt, George, Jr. — b. New York, N.T., June 18,
1918 ; Bristol High Sch. grad. ; elk. for mfg. company
1937-38; Civilian Conservation Corps, enrollee 1939,
elk. 1940 ; elk., U.S. Marine Corps. 1940 ; app. elk. in
the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept.
May 16, 1941 ; in Am. leg. at Port-au-Prince June 24,
1941 ; at Baghdad Apr. 6, 1944 ; v.c. at Baghdad Apr.
7, 1945 ; resigned Oct. 29, 1945 ; app. v.c. and admin,
asst. at Hamilton June 15, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Hamilton
Nov. 13, 1946.
Moffltt, James P.— b. Albany, N.Y., Mar. 18, 1886;
Fordham U., LL.B. 1910 ; sec, teacher, and librarian
1907-10; law practice 1910-17; U. S. Army J917-19,
It.; app. cons, of class seven Sept. 5, 1910; detailed to
Brussels Oct. 29, 1920; to the Dept. Apr. 11, 1921;
cons, at Rangoon July 27, 1921 ; class six Nov. 23,
1921 ; detailed to Cape Town Mar. 12, 1924 ; For. Ser.
officer of class seven July 1, 1924 ; class six Aug. 8,
1924 ; cons, at Cape Town May 16, 1925 ; at Johannes-
burg July 6, 1925 ; at Cape Town Aug. 24, 1925 ; at
Loureneo Marques Dec. 30, 1925 ; to the Dept. May 11,
1928; class five May 9, 1930; cons, at Marseille June
30, 1930; at Stuttgart Dec. 18, 1933; at Amsterdam
May 22, 1936 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 1, 1937 : class
four Mar. 1, 1939; cons, at Caracas Apr. 10, 1941;
cons. gen. June 24, 1944 ; cons. gen. at Caracas July 6,
1944 ; at La Guaira, temp., Jan. 31, 1945 ; class three
May 16, 1945; cons. gen. at Caracas June 21, 1945;
at Monterrey Sept. 14, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Mokma, Gerald Adrian. — b. Holland, Mich., June 8,
1900 : Hope Coll. Prep. Schl. ; Central Coll., B.Sc. 1922 ;
S.A.T.C. 1918 ; education work in Japan 1922-25, prof.
of Eng. literature and sociology at Meiji Gakuin, Tokyo,
1924-25 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Batavia June
18. 1926 ; v. c. at Batavia Jan. 12, 1927 ; at Surabaya,
temp., July 7, 1927 ; at Batavia Nov. 23, 1927 ; at
Cologne July 27, 1928; at Leipzig Apr. 13, 1929: For.
Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Dec. 19, 1929 ; v. c. at Maracaibo Dec. 31, 1929 ; at
Nuevitas June 11, 1932; at Antwerp Aug. 10, 1933;
class eight, cons., and cons, at Antwerp Oct. 1, 1935 ;
at Tampico June 17, 1938 (canceled) ; class seven
Aug. 17, 1938; cons, at Ensenada Aug. 26, 1938; at
Tijuana June 12, 1940 ; class six Feb. 1, 1942 ; 2d sec.
and cons, at Bogota Feb. 15, 1944 ; class five May 16,
1945 ; 1st sec. at Bogota in addition to duties as cons.
July 23, 1945 ; class four May 19, 1946 ; cons, at
Berlin Aug. 22, 1946 ; For. Ser. oflicer of class three
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Molesworth, Kathleen. — b. Montell, Tex., Dec. 7,
1895 ; U. of Tex., B.A. 1917, M.B.A. 1920 ; secretary
at U. of Tex. ; elk. to cml. att. at Madrid 2 yrs. ; asst.
and act. mgr. of export dept. of business ; entered Bu.
of For. and Dom. Com. Feb. 10, 1929 ; elk. to cml. att.
at Habana 1929-30 ; app. asst. trade commr. at Ha-
bana July 1, 1930 ; at Guatemala Dec. 12, 1936 ; For.
Ser. officer unclass. July 1, 3939; v. c. of career and
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; v. c. at Guatemala
Dec. 29, 1939 ; class eight Feb. 1, 1942 ; asst. cml. att.
at Guatemala Nov. 19, 1942 ; class seven Nov. 16, 1943 ;
v.c. at Algiers Oct. 5, 1944 ; class six May 16, 1945 ;
cons. Mar. 16, 1946 ; cons, at Algiers Apr. 11, 1946 ;
class five May 19, 1946 ; 2d sec. and cons, at London
June 28, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13,
1946.
Moline, Edwin George.— b. Springfield, Mass., June 6,
1913 ; Cathedral High Sch. grad. ; Holy Cross Coll.,
A.B. 1934 ; Catholic U., M.A. 1941 ; commodity spe-
cialist, U.S. Tariff Comma., 1937-42 ; country analyst,
Bd. of Econ. Warfare, 1942-43 ; U.S. Coast Guard
1943-45, It., overseas service; asst. chiet of section,
For. Econ. Admin., 1945-16 ; transferred to the Dept.
of State as asst. chief of section, CAF-13, Oct. 20,
1945 ; country specialist, P-5, Jan. 8, 1946 ; P-6 Dec.
1, 1946 ; married. — CP.
Monsma, George Norman. — b. Grand Rapids, Mich.,
Dec. 3, 1909 ; Grand Rapids Christian High Sch. grad. ;
Calvin Coll., A.B. 1935; George Washington, J.D. 1940;
mem. of bar of D.C. ; teacher of math, and social science
in jr. high sch. 19:55-36; elk., Dept. of Labor, 1936-37;
corr. elk. and examiner, Treas. Dept., 1937—41 ; app.
divisional asst. at $2,600 in the Dept. of State Oct. 1,
1941 ; at $3,200 Nov. 16, 1941 ; at $3,800 Sept. 16,
1942 ; at $4,600 May 1, 1944 ; at $5,180 July 1, 1945 ;
at $6,230 (P-6) Aug. 14, 1945 ; act. asst. chief. Div.
of Econ. Security Controls, Sept. 1-Oct. 20, 1945 ;
asst. chief, Div. of Econ. Security Controls, P-7, Aug.
25, 1946 ; married. — ES.
Montague, Ludwell Lee. — b. Richmond, Va., Aug. 8,
1907 ; Va. Mil. Inst., B.A. 1928 ; U. of Pa., M.A. 1931 ;
Duke, Ph.D. 1935 ; with public utility companies
1928-29 ; instr., Valley Forge Mil. Acad., 1930 ; asst.
prof, of hist., Va. Mil. Inst., 1931-40; U.S. Army
1940-46, col., overseas service; app. special asst. to
chief, Div. of For. Activity Correlation, Dept. of State,
P-7, Feb. 5, 1946 ; representative on Jt. Intelligence
Staff Mar. 24, 1946 ; asst. dir.. Central Intelligence
Group, P-8, Aug. 25, 1946 ; married. — CIG.
Montamat, Harold Edward. — b. Antwerp, Belgium,
of Am. parents, Feb. 2, 1905; Stevens Sch. grad.;
Dartmouth, A.B. 1929 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass.,
v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 17, 19:!1 ;
v. c. at Habana Jan. 12, 1932; For. Ser. Sch. Nov. 29,
1932 ; v. c. at Nanking Mar. 30, 1933 ; at Hankow Feb.
27, 1935; at Callao Lima Apr. 13, 1937; v. c. and 3d
6ec. at La Paz June 20, 1938 ; class eight Mar. 1, 1940;
v. c. and 3d sec. at Panama Sept. 24, 1940 ; class seven
Oct. 20, 1942; 2d sec. in addition to duties as v. c. at
Panama Feb. 6, 1943; cons. Mar. 13, 1943; cons, at
Panama in addition to duties as 2d sec. Mar. 15, 1943;
2d sec. and cons, at Reykjavik Apr. 28, 1943 ; at Habana
Feb. 11, 1944 ; class six Aug. 13, 1945 ; For. Ser.
oflicer of class four Nov. 13, 1946.
Montenegro, Daniel Webster. — b. New York, N.Y.,
Apr. 22, 1916 ; high-sch. grad. ; U. of Fla., A.B. 1942 ;
advertising copy writer and editor for radio corp. in
Latin Am. 1935-39; instr., U. of Fla., 1942; U. S.
Army 1942—46, overseas service ; app. v.c. in the For.
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Ser. and assigned at Berlin Mar. 15, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Aug. 3, 1946 ; v.c. at Berlin Aug. 12, 1946 ; For.
Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Montgomery, Edmund Brewer. — b. Quincy, 111., Sept.
18, 1891 ; Quincy High Sch. grad. ; U. of Wis. 1910-12 ;
U.S.N.A. 1918; elk. 1913-15; engineering 1915-17;
U. S. Navy 1917-19, ensign ; app. v. c. at Port Limon
Feb. 12, 1919 ; v. c. of career of class three May 24,
1920 ; v. c. at Barranquilla Aug. 2, 1920 ; class two
Nov. 17, 1921 ; class one May 26, 1922 ; v. c. at Monte-
video June 23, 1922 ; at Rio de Janeiro Sept. 1, 1922 ;
cons, of class seven Mar. 1, 1923 ; class six Dec. 19,
1923 ; detailed to London Feb. 15, 1924 ; For. Ser.
officer of class seven July 1, 1924 ; detailed to Dublin
July 12, 1924 ; to London Aug. 1, 1924 ; class six Aug.
31, 1925 ; cons, at Madras Mar. 8, 1926 ; class five
Dec. 19, 1929; to the Dept. Oct. 21, 1930; cons, at
Habana July 16, 1934; at San Luis Potosf Aug. 13,
1935 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 1, 1937 ; cons, at
Niagara Falls, temp., Aug. 21, 1940 ; at San Luis PotosI
Nov. 22, 1940 ; class four May 1, 1941 ; 1st sec. and
cons, at Asuncion Nov. 13, 1941 ; to the Dept. Nov. 2,
1943 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married. — PD.
Montgomery, John C. — b. Chambersburg, Pa., Dec.
18, 1910 ; Mercersburg Acad. grad. ; Princeton, B.A.
1935 ; Georgetown, M.A. 1939 ; research economist.
War Production Bd., 1940-43 ; for. trade analyst,
For. Econ. Admin., 1943-46 ; mem. of For. Econ.
Admin, missions to Belgium and Holland 1945 ; trans-
ferred to the Dept. of State as requirements officer,
CAF-13, Oct. 20, 1945 ; resigned May 4, 1946 ; app.
divisional asst., P-5, in the Dept. of State Sept. 3,
1946.— IR.
Monti, Vincent James. — b. Boston, Mass., May 12,
1913; Roxbury Latin Sch. grad.; Harvard, A.B. 1937,
A.M. 1939 ; Middlebury Coll., summer 1939 ; instr. in
French and Spanish, Evans Sch., 1937-38; instr. in
Latin, Allendale Sch., 1939-41 ; instr. in Spanish, The
Choate Sch., 194142 ; app. divisional asst. at $2,600 in
the Dept. of State Mar. 15, 1943; at $3,200 Nov. 1,
1943 ; asst. to chin., U. S. del., United Nations Conf.
on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; watch officer at
$3,800 (P-4) May 26, 1945; communications officer,
CAF-12, May 26, 1946 ; married. — DC.
Montllor, Joseph John.— b. Long Island City, N.Y.,
Jan. 17, 1916; Swiss Sch. (Barcelona, Spain), 1924-
30 ; Newtown High Sch. (Elmhurst) grad. ; Columbia,
B.A. 1939, M.A. 1940 ; State Dept. exchange student,
U. of Santo Domingo, 1940-41 ; assoc. social scientist,
Office of Coordinator of Inter-Am. Affairs, 1941-42 ;
exec, sec, Coordination Comm. for Haiti, 1942-45 ;
app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Feb. 27, 1946 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at
Port-au-Prince Mar. 8, 1946 ; to the Dept. Aug. 1,
1946 ; v.c. at Lyon Sept. 9, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class six Nov. 13, 1946; married.
Moody, George T. — app. admin, officer in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Brussels July 1, 1946; For. Ser. Re-
serve officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; cultural officer
at Brussels Nov. 13, 1946.
Moody, Hubert R. — transferred to the Dept. of State
as business admin, investigator, CAF-12, Oct. 20, 1945 ;
investigator gen. June 2, 1946. — OFLC.
Moody, Robert Behymer. — b. Los Angeles, Calif., May
24, 1921 ; high-sch. grad. ; U. of So. Calif., A.B. 1943 ;
Fletcher Sch. of Law and Diplomacy, A.M. 1944 ; app.
elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the
Dept. July 18, 1944 ; v.c. at Tehran Sept. 6, 1944 ; at
Chungking Feb. 23, 1945 ; v.c. and admin, asst. at
Nanking Apr. 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c.
of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Oct. 24, 1946 ;
3d sec. and v.c. at Nanking Nov. 4, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Mooers, Horatio Tobey. — b. Vassalboro, Me., May 3,
1894 ; Skowhegan High Sch. grad. ; Bowdoin Coll..
B.A. 1918; Dartmouth, summer 1918; Nouvelle Ecole
des Hautes Etudes, Brussels, 1919; French Army,
ambulance corps, 1917 ; U. S. Army 1918 ; app. v. c.
at Antwerp Jan. 27, 1919; at Brussels May 10, 1919;
at Glasgow Dec. 3, 1919; at Edinburgh Jan. 26, 1920;
at Horta May 18, 1920 ; v. c. of career of class three
May 24, 1920, and v. c. at Horta ; at Lisbon Apr. 8,
1922 ; class two May 26, 1922 ; class one Nov. 23,
1923 ; For. Ser. officer unclass. July 1, 1924 ; class
eight and cons. Aug. 8, 1924 ; cons, at Turin Jan. 22,
1926 ; at Quebec Apr. 11, 1928 ; class seven Oct. 16,
1929 ; at Cherbourg Nov. 2, 1931 ; at Toronto July 17.
1933 ; class six July 1, 1934 ; cons, at San Jos6 July
15, 1937; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 31, 1937; also
2d sec. at San Jose Aug. 6, 1937 ; cons, at Mexicali
Dec. 20, 1937; detailed to Madagascar Aug. 23. 1941
(did not proceed to post) ; assigned for special duty
at Manila Dec. 8, 1941-Jan. 1, 1942; class five July 16,
1943 ; to the Dept. Sept. 3, 1943 (canceled) ; cons, at
Tijuana Feb. 7, 1944 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Port-au-
Prince Dec. 4, 1945 ; 1st sec. at Port-au-Prince in
addition to duties as cons. Apr. 12, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Moore, Ben Tillman.— b. Atlantic City, N. J., July 18, 1912;
Atlantic City High Sch. grad.; Swarthmore, A. B. 1934; Colum-
bia, M. A. 1938; economist, Dept. of Agri. 1939-43, War Pro-
duction Bd. 1941-43; economic adviser, Combined Munitions
Assignments Bd., 1943; TJ. S. Army 1943-45, 1st It.; app. asst.
adviser, P-7, in the Dept. of State Nov. 26, 1945; asst. chief foi
Korean econ. affairs, Div. of Japanese and Korean Econ. Affairs,
May 12, 1946; asst. chief, Div. of Cml. Policy, Nov. 3, 1946;
married. — CP.
Moore, Charles Robert. — b. Galena, III., Aug. 16,
1916 ; Galena High Sch. grad. ; Robert Coll., Istan-
bul, 1931-33 ; Institut de Poitiers, Tours, summer 1931 ;
TJ. of Berlin, summer 1933; Harvard, B.A. 1935;
N.Y.U., M.A. 1940 ; investment reviewer with banking
firm 1935-43; U. S. Navy 1942, ensign; liaison officer,
Office of Lend-Lease Admin., Feb. -Nov. 1943 ; require-
ments officer 1943-45, act. special representative 1945-
46, in Ankara, For. Econ. Admin. ; special agt., TJ. S.
Cml. Company, 1945 ; transferred to the Dept. of
State as act. special representative, CAF-13, Oct. 20,
1945 ; sr. econ. analyst in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and
assigned at Ankara Mar. 24, 1946: For. Ser. Staff
officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946.
Moore, John Howard.— -b. Chicago, 111., Jan. 23, 1912; Roose-
velt (Ind.) High Sch. grad.; U. of Chicago. Ph. B. 1933, M. A.
BIOGRAPHIES
345
1936, grad. work 1937-40; classification analyst, Fed. Works
Agency and Fed. Public Housing Authority, 1941-42; U. S.
Navy 1942-45, It. comdr., overseas service; app. asst. on int. org.
affairs, P^, in the Dept. of State Mar. 22, 1946; married.— OA.
Moore, Laurence S.— app. admin, officer in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Ankara July 1, 194G ; For. Ser.
Reserve officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; press officer
at Ankara Nov. 13, 1946.
Moore, Norman Gordon. — b. St. Louis, Mo., Mar. 17,
1910; Roosevelt High Sch. grad.; Washington U., B.
Arch. 1933 ; architect, with private firms 1933-37,
for Mo. World's Fair Commn. 1937-39, Nat. Park Ser.
1939-40, Tenn. Valley Authority 1940-44, Navy Dept.
1944-46 ; app. architect at $4,902 in the Dept. of State
Sept. 3, 1946. — FBO.
Mcore, Robert Edgar. — b. Jackson, Ala., Nov. 13,
19<>8 ; Brewton High Sch. grad. ; Birmingham-Southern
Coll. 1925-28 ; free lance writer 1932-42 ; assoc. edi-
tor for publishing firm 1938-42 ; editor 1942-44, chief
of operations liaison in overseas branch 1944-45, Office
of War Information ; app. asst. to the asst. sec. of state
at $5,600 (P-6) May 2, 1945 ; married. — A-Bf.
Moore, Robert Joseph. — b. Concord, N.H., May 30,
1916; Friends' Acad. grad. ; Williams Coll. 1935 ; U. of
Munich 1936-37; Ecole des Sciences Politiques 1937-
40 ; with Office of Strategic Services 1941-43 ; volunteer
ambulance driver, Am. Field Service, 1943-44 ; app.
v.c. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Paris
June 11, 1945 ; also admin, asst. at Paris July 1, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ;
v.c. at Paris Nov. 13, 1946.
Moore, Robert W. — b. Boone, Iowa, July 12, 1921 ;
Morgan Park (Chicago) High Sch. grad. ; U. of Chi-
cago. B.A. 1943 ; U.S. Army 1943-46, 1st It. ; proof
reader and layout asst. in publishing company 1946 ;
app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. July 19, 1946 ; +o the Dept. Aug.
26, 1946 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at AsunciSn Sept. 30, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Moore, Rupert Kolyoake. — b. in England, June 22,
1877: Brit, subject; St. John's Coll., Winnipeg; bank
elk. 1894-1900 ; newspaper reporter in Hawaiian I.
1900-1904, in Kenora 1905 ; app. act. cons. agt. at
Kenora Dec. 29. 1908 ; cons. agt. at Kenora Mar. 6,
1909 ; resigned Sept. 1916 ; app. cons. agt. at Kenora
Feb. 5. 191S; married.
Moore, Sarah Dameron. — b. Baltimore, Md. ; Am. Sch.
in Manila ; Chateau des Bois, Geneva, 2 yrs. ; sec. to li-
brarian 1917-18; app. elk. at $1,100 in the Dept. of
State Feb. 12, 1918; at $1,200 July 1, 1918; at $1,000
Feb. 1. 1919; at $1,200 Mar. 1, 1919; at $1,400 Jan.
16, 1922; at $1,680 July 1, 1924; at $1,740 Mar. 1,
1925; at $1,860 Feb. 1, 1926; at $2,000 July 1, 1928;
at $2,200 July 1, 1930 ; at $2,600 June 1, 1931 ; asst.
chief, Office of Coordination and Review, at $3,500 Sept.
25, 1937; at $3,600 Apr. 16, 1939; at $3,700 Oct. 1,
1941 ; at $3,800 Apr. 1, 1943 ; asst. chief, Div. of
Communications and Records, Jan. 15, 1944 ; asst. chief,
Div. of Coordination and Review, Feb. 8, 1944 ; at
$3,900 (CAF-10) Oct. 1, 1944; CAF-11 Apr. 20,
1945. — CR.
Moore, Thomas Atherton. — b. New York, N.Y., Oct. 5,
1912 : Palo Alto (Calif.) Union High Sch. grad. ; U. of
Calif., A.B. 1934, M.A. 1940 ; elk. with bank 1934-35 ;
salesman for private firms 1935-38 ; U.S. Navy 1941-
45, It. comdr., overseas service ; app. v.c. in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Munich Feb. 25, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Moore, Warren S., Jr. — b. Oklahoma City, Okla., Feb.
19, 1919 ; Norman High Sch. grad. ; East Central
State Coll. 1935-37 ; U. of Okla., B.A. 1940 ; U. of
Minn. 1944—45 ; announcer, writer, editor and program
dir. with radio stations 1937-41, 1943 ; with press
assn. 1942—43 ; U. S. Army 1944—46, overseas service ;
app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. and assigned to the Dept. Oct. 24,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c.
at Geneva Nov. 29, 1946 ; married.
Moore, William Cooper.— b. New Rochelle, N. Y., Nov. 23,
1906; Hotchkiss Sch. grad.; Yale, A. B. 1923; Harvard, LL. B.
1931; mem. of bar of D. C; regional coordinator, Fed. Emer-
gency Relief Admin., 1934-35; admin, officer, Resettlement
Admin., 1935-36; real estate business 1936-41; U. S. Army 1941-42;
chief of section, Office of Lend-Lease Admin., 1941-43, For.
Econ. Admin., 1943-45; transferred to the Dept. of State as cml.
specialist, CAF-13, Oct. 20, 1945; married— OFLC.
Moose, James Sayle, Jr. — b. Morrillton, Ark., Oct.
3, 1903 ; Ky. Mil. Inst. ; U. of Mo., A.B. 1922 ; Universi-
dad Nacional de Mexico 1 term ; l'Ecole Libre des
Sciences Politiques 1930-32 ; l'Ecole Nationale des
Langues Orientales Vivantes 1930-33 ; bank elk. 1922 ;
construction work 1922-23 ; merchant 1923-27 ; app.
For. Ser. officer unclass. and v. c. of career Jan. 13, 1928 :
For. Ser. Sch. Jan. 20, 1928 ; v. c. at Saloniki June 12,
1928 ; language officer to the consulate gon. at Paris
Aug. 12, 1930; also v. c. at Paris May 1, 1931 ; v. c. at
Beirut, temp., June 17, 1932; v. c. and language officer
at Paris Sept. 27, 1932 ; v. c. at Baghdad Apr. 20, 1933 ;
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. May 11, 1933 ; also 3d sec. at
Baghdad June 2, 1933; class eight July 1, 1934; cons.
Jan. 22, 1935 ; cons, at Baghdad in addition to duties
as 3d sec. Jan. 24, 1935 ; class seven and 2d sec. at
Baghdad in addition to duties as cons. Apr. 1, 1936:
cons, and 3d sec. at Teheran Sept. 15, 1936 ; 2d sec. at
Teheran in addition to duties as cons. Feb. 23. 1937 ;
class six May 1, 1938 ; also 2d sec. at Kabul Mar. 13,
1940 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Jidda Feb. 28, 1942 ; class
five June 1, 1942 ; minister resident and cons, at Jidda
June 4, 1943 ; class four July 16, 1944 ; to the Dept.
Aug. 12, 1944 ; couns. of leg. at Damascus Mar. 5, 1945 ;
at Baghdad, temp.. Mar. 8, 1945 ; class three Aug. 13,
1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Moran, Leo Vincent. — b. Edgewood, R.I., Aug. 28,
1910; East Providence High Sch. grad.; Northeastern,
LL.B. 1935 ; budget analyst 1935-40, asst. grants
analyst 1940-41, Social Security Bd. ; admin, asst.,
Office of Lend-Lease Admin., 1941-42 ; U. S. Army
1942-46, capt., overseas service ; transferred to the
Dept. of State as admin, asst., CAF-7, Sept. 27, 1945 ;
CAF-9 Mar. 5, 1946 ; admin, officer, CAF-11, Nov.
17, 1946 ; married. — REF.
Mordecai, Lionel S. — b. Cartagena, Colombia, of Am.
parents, Oct. 23, 1906; U. of Cartagena; app. elk. in
346
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Am. consulate at Cartagena Mar. 1925 ; at Tijuana
May 1944 ; at Ciudad Juarez June 1944 ; v.c. at Ciudad
Juarez July 27, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
More, James Bolard. — b. Independence, Kans., Aug.
20, 1907 : Stony Brook Sen. grad. ; D. of Grenoble, sum-
mer 1929 ; Princeton 3 yrs. ; Allegheny Coll., A.B. 1930 ;
app. elk. in Am. consulate at Puerto Plata Jan. 19,
1931 ; v. c. at Puerto Plata Aug. 4, 1931 ; at Port au
Prince Jan. 2, 1932 ; elk. in Am. leg. at Santo Domingo
Feb. 6, 1932 ; v. c. at Santo Domingo .Mar. 16, 1932 ;
at Port au Prince June 9, 1932 ; at Madrid Dec. 31,
1934 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec.
In the Diplo. Ser. and v. c. at Madrid Oct. 1, 1935; at
Barcelona Nov. 28. 1936 ; at Lagos July 1, 1938 ; at
Ziirich Mar. 3, 1941; class eisht Feb. 1, 1942; class
seven Nov. 16, 1943 ; class six Aug. 13, 1945 ; For. Ser.
officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Moreland, William Dawson, Jr. — b. Portland, Oreg.,
July 8, 1907 ; Portland High Sch. ; Principia Jr. Coll.,
grad. 1927 ; Stanford, A.B. 1929 ; D. of Bordeaux,
France ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Apr. 15, 1930 ; v. c. at Van-
couver Apr. 29. 1930; For. Ser. Sch. July 16, 1930;
v. c. at Guayaquil Nov. 8, 1930 ; at Liverpool Oct. 5,
1931 ; at Antwerp Aug. 22, 1932 ; at Bordeaux Oct. 4,
1935 ; class eight Apr. 1, 1939 ; to the Dept. Oct. 13,
1939 : class seven June 1, 1942 ; 2d sec. and v.c. at
Baghdad Oct. 11, 1943 ; cons. Dec. 22, 1943 ; cons,
at Baghdad in addition to duties as 2d sec. Jan. 8,
1944 ; class six Aug. 13, 1945 ; cons, at Cork Jan. 14,
1946 : 2d sec. at Dublin, temp., July 25, 1946 ; -For.
Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Morey, Charles R. — b. Hastings, Mich., Nov. 20, 1877 ;
U. of Mich., A.B., A.M., Litt.D. ; L.H.D., Oberlin Coll.
and Chicago U. ; fellow. Am. Sch. at Rome 1900-3,
Princeton 1903-4; Maryland prof, of art and archae-
ology, Princeton, 1918- ; prof, in charge, Am. Sch. of
Classical Studies, Rome, 1925-26; trustee, Am. Schs.
of Oriental Research, 1936 ; Office of War Information,
Rome : app. cultural-relations att. in the For. Ser.
Auxiliary and assigned at Rome June 15, 1945 ; cul-
tural officer at Rome July 1, 1946; expert consultant,
U.S. del., Preparatory Commn. United Nations Educa-
tional, Scientific, and Cultural Org., London, 1946;
For. Ser. Reserve officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Morey, Leonard Rensselaer, — b. Rochester, N.Y.. Mar.
18, 1915 ; Fairport High Sch. grad. : U. of Rochester, B.A.
1938 ; U. of Bordeaux, France, 1938-39 ; Cornell, M.A.
1940 ; Nat. U. of Mexico, summer 19-11 ; instr. of French,
Cornell. 1940^11 ; instr. of French and Spanish, Lincoln
Memorial U.. 1941-42 ; app. v.c. at Cartagena Dec. 19,
1942 ; at Cherbourg Jan. 9, 1945 ; at Paris July 9,
1945 ; also admin, asst. at Paris July 1, 1946 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class eleven Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c.
at Paris Nov. 13, 1946.
Morgan, George Allen. — b. Murfreesboro, Tenn., Dec. 2, 1905;
Morgan Sch. grad.; Emory U., Ph. B. 1925; Harvard, A. M. 1926,
Ph. D. 1930; studied at the U. of Vienna 1920; instr. and tutor,
Harvard, 1928-33; assoc. prof, of philosophy, Hamilton Coll.
1933-36, Duke 1936-45; U. S. Army 1942-45, capt., overseas service;
app. information specialist, CAF-13, in the Dept. of State Feb.
21, 1946; act. special asst., Office of Public Affairs, Oct. 9. 1946.—
PA.
Morgan, James Oliver.— b. Auburn, N. Y., May 16, 1917;
high-sch. grad.; U. of 111., M. A. 1940; advertising work with
mail order company 1940-42; purchaser, War Dept., 1942; U. S.
Navy 1942-46, It., overseas service; app. For. Ser. officer un-
class., v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. June 14, 1946;
to the Dept. June 25, 1946; v. c. at Naples July 19, 1946; For. Ser.
officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Morgan, James Wright. — b. Veedersburg, Ind., Oct.
10, 1914 ; Veedersburg High Sch. grad. ; Purdue U.
1932-33 ; Ind. U. 1933-35 ; George Washington U. 1941-
42 ; Am. U. 1942-43 ; teacher 1936-40 ; elk., Bu. of the
Census, 1940-42 ; investigator, U.S. Maritime Commn.,
1942-43 ; app. classification investigator at $3,200
(CAF-9) in the Dept. of State Sept. 8, 1943 ; furlough
for mil. ser. (U.S. Army, 2d It.) Oct. 6, 1944-Oct. 16,
1945 ; CAF-11 Jan. 4, 1946 ; married. — DP.
Morgan, John Francis. — b. Providence, R.I., Feb. 10,
1912 ; La Salle Acad. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ; elk.
and sec.1 1930-36 : elk. and asst. chief of personnel in
section. War Dept., 1936-39 ; app. elk. in Am. emb.
at Moscow May 9, 1939 ; v.c. at Moscow Mar. 2. 1945 ;
at Budapest Dec. 13, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class ten Nov. 13, 1946.
Morgan, John Heath. — b. Lynn, Mass., Dec. 6, 1901 ;
Browne and Nichols Sch. grad. ; Harvard, SB. 1924 ;
app. For. Ser. officer unclass. Sept. 11, 1925 ; v. c. of
career May 20, 1926; v. c. at Budapest May 25. 1926;
class eight, cons., and cons, at Budapest July 24. 1930;
at Berlin July 31, 1931 ; to the Dept. Nov. 8, 1933 ;
class seven Oct. 1, 1935; class six Apr. 1, 1937; cons,
at Vienna July 14, 1937 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July
31, 1937 ; also 2d sec. at Vienna Aug. 7. 1937 ; cons, at
Vienna Apr. 7. 1938 ; 2d sec. at Madrid Apr. 17, 1939 ;
also cons, at Madrid May 6, 1940; class five Aug. 1,
1940; to the Dept. Mar. 7, 1942; 2d sec. and cons, at
Bogota June 16, 1942; to the Dept. Sept. 22. 1943;
asst. chief, Div. of Northern European Affairs, Aug. 1,
1944 ; class four May 16, 1945 : class three May 19,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer at Reykjavik, temp., May 27,
1946; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946;
assoc. chief, Div. of Northern European Affairs, Nov.
13, 1946 ; married. — NOE.
Morgan, Maurice Bradford. — b. Charleston, W.Va.,
Mar. 23, 1914 ; Akron (Ohio) West High Sch. grad. ;
Ohio State U. 1936-38; jr. acct. for Ohio state govt.
1938-40: fiscal officer, U. S. Employment Ser., 1940-
44 ; admin, asst., War Manpower Commn., 1944-45 ;
admin, analyst, Office of War Information, May-Aug.
1945; transferred to the Dept. of State as admin,
analyst, CAF-11, Aug. 31, 1945 ; admin, asst. in the
For. Ser. and assigned at Tokyo Aug. 1, 1946 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class twTelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Moriarty, Francis Brandon. — b. Washington, D.C.,
June 12. 1884 ; business sch. ; Nat. U.. LL.B. 1909,
LL.M. 1910 ; U. of Paris 1922 ; mem. of bar of D.C. ; elk.
1900-1905; with mfg. firm 1905-6; stenog.-clk., Dept.
of Com. and Labor, 1906-10; law practice 1910-17;
U. S. Army 1917-19, overseas service; graves-registra-
tion service in France 1920-21 ; law practice in Paris
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347
1921-23 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at St. Etienne Mar.
15, 1923 ; v. c. at St. Etienne Dec. 6, 1923 ; at Marseille
Nov. 29, 1926 ; at Messina July 2, 1929 ; at Paris Dec.
2, 1930 ; at Calais, temp., July 21, 1931 ; at Paris Sept.
I, 1931 ; at Tunis Oct. 17, 1931 ; at Turin Mar. 11,
1932 ; at Malaga July 22, 1941 ; at Valencia, temp., Mar.
II, 1944 ; at Barcelona June 5, 1944 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Morin, Guy Albert. — b. Parkman, Maine, Sept. 4,
1919 ; Lewiston High Sch. grad. ; Eymard Prep. Semi-
nary ; business-sch. grad. ; tutors in French and Span-
ish; accountant for architects and contractors firm
1940-41 ; elk., War Dept., 1941 ; app. elk. in the Dept.
of State July 14, 1941 ; at Port-au-Prince Aug. 16,
1941 ; at Maracaibo Feb. 21, 1944 ; v.c. at Maracaibo
Apr. 7, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Morlock, George Albert. — b. Winchendon, Mass.,
May 15, 1893 ; Murdock Sch. grad. ; Clark Coll., A.B.
1916 ; ; French sch., Middlebury Coll., summer 1919 ;
stenog.-clk. 1916-17 ; U. S. Army 1917-19 ; app. elk. at
$1,200 in the Dept. of State Sept. 11, 1919; at $1,400
Nov. 1, 1919 ; detailed as confidential elk. to accom-
pany the sec. of state on mission to Rio de Janeiro
1922 ; elk., Conf. on Limitation of Armament, Washing-
ton, 1921-22; elk. to the sec. of state Apr. 14, 1922;
drafting officer at $2,500 May 20, 1924 ; at $2,800
July 1, 1924 ; private sec. to asst. sec. of state at
$2,900 Nov. 1, 1927 ; at $3,000 July 1, 1928 ; at $3,100
July 3, 1930; sec. to the sec. of state on European trip
1931 ; elk., Conf. of Ministers for Moratorium on Inter-
governmental Debts, London, 1931 ; elk., 1st stage, Gen.
Disarmament Conf., Geneva, 1932, and Int. Monetary
and Economic Conf., London, 1933 ; private sec. to chm.,
Inter-Am. Conf. for Maintenance of Peace, Buenos Aires,
1936; divisional asst. at $3,200 July 1, 1937; elk.,
Conf. of Brussels, 1937; at $3,300 Apr. 16, 1939;
at $3.S00 Oct. 1, 1941 ; accompanied sec. of state to
Moscow Conf. 1943 ; at $4,000 Apr. 1, 1944 ; chief of
narcotics and dangerous drugs section, Div. of Int.
Labor, Social, and Health Affairs, at $4,600 (P-5)
Dec. 21, 1944 ; adviser to U.S. representative, 1st sess.
of the Commn. on Narcotic Drugs, United Nations
Econ. and Social Council, Lake Success, N.Y., 1946 ;
married. — ILH.
Morris, Brewster Hillard, — b. Bryn Mawr, Pa., Feb. 7,
1909 ; Montgomery Sch. grad. ; Haverford Coll., B.S.
1930 ; Oxford, B.A. 1932, B.Litt. 1933 ; investment ana-
lyst 1934-36 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1936 ; v. c. at
Montreal Nov. 23, 1936; For. Ser. Sch. Jan. 19, 1938;
v. c. at Vienna June 29, 1938 ; at Dresden Oct. 16, 1939 ;
at Berlin Aug. 31, 1940 ; also 3d sec. at Berlin Nov. 16,
1940 ; relieved of duties as v.c. July 15, 1941 ; 3d sec.
and v.c. at Stockholm Dec. 9, 1941 (canceled) ; class
eight Feb. 1, 1942 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Stockholm May
14, 1942; class seven Nov. 16, 1943; 2d sec. at Stock-
holm in addition to duties as v.c. May 1, 1944 ; to the
Dept. July 14, 1944 ; sec. of mission, office of U. S.
political adviser on German affairs, Supreme Head-
quarters, A. E. F., Dec. 8, 1944 ; class five May 16,
1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946.
Morris, John Howard. — b. Mifflin Township, Pa., July
10, 1915 ; Munhall High Sch. grad. ; business sch. ; U.
of Pittsburgh, B.S. 1939 ; elk. for dairy company 1933-
34 ; accounting elk. for steel corp. 1940 ; teacher in
public sens. 1936-43 ; sales engineer for typewriter
company 1943-45 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned to the Dept. Feb. 22, 1945 ; v.c. at Izmir
Mar. 30, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13, 1946.
Morris, Lawrence S. — transferred to the Dept. of
State as chief of clearance section, CAF-13, Oct. 20,
1945 ; act. asst. chief, Div. of Libraries and Insts.,
Feb. 20, 1946; asst. chief, P-7, May 15, 1946. — ILL
Morris, Lcland Burnette. — b. Fort Clark, Tex., Feb.
7, 1886 ; Emerson Inst. ; U. of Pa. part of 5 yrs. ;
George Washington U. 1 yr. ; app. student inter-
preter in Turkey Apr. 1, 1910 ; dep. cons, at Salonikl
June 25, 1912 ; v. and dep. cons, at Saloniki Oct. 25,
1912 ; also interpreter Aug. 4, 1913 ; v. and dep. cons,
gen. and interpreter at Smyrna Dec. 8, 1913 ; v. c. at
Smyrna Feb. 6, 1915; detailed to the Dept. Dec. 31,
1917 ; eons, of class eight Feb. 19, 1918 ; detailed to
Montreal June 3, 1918 ; to Constantinople Mar. 5, 1919 ;
cons, in charge at Saloniki June 7, 1919 ; class six Sept.
5, 1919 ; cons, at Saloniki June 23, 1920 ; class five
Nov. 23, 1921 ; class four June 3, 1924 ; For. Ser. officer
of class five July 1, 1924 ; cons, at Cologne Oct. 23,
1924 ; at Athens Nov. 27, 1926 ; class four June 8, 1927 ;
cons. gen. and cons. gen. at Athens Nov. 12, 1929 ;
class three Dec. 26, 1929 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Feb.
19, 1932; also 1st sec. at Athens Feb. 20, 1932; re-
lieved of duties as cons. gen. July 15, 1932 ; cons. gen.
at Athens Aug. 23, 1933 ; also 1st sec. at Athens Mar.
13, 1934 ; class two Oct. 1, 1935 ; cons. gen. at Jeru-
salem, temp., Dec. 31, 1935 ; at Alexandria May 22,
1936 ; also couns. of leg. at Cairo, temp., Mar. 27, 1937 ;
del., 7th Int. Conf. for Unification of Penal Law, Cairo,
1938 ; cons. gen. at Vienna July 27, 1938 ; class one Mar.
1, 1939 ; cons. gen. and couns. of emb. at Berlin Aug. 1,
1940 ; relieved of duties as cons. gen. July 15, 1941 ;
to the Dept. Nov. 10, 1941 ; E. E. and M. P. to Iceland
Aug. 13, 1942; A. E. and P. to Iran Mar. 21, 1944;
For. Ser. officer of class one, cons, gen., and sec. in
the Diplo. Ser. and assigned to the Dept. Oct. 16, 1945 ;
For. Ser. officer at Hamburg Oct. 18, 1945 (canceled) ;
For. Ser. insp. Dec. 20, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of
elass one Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Morris, Stephen Van Cortlandt. — b. New York, N.T.,
Oct. 18, 1909 ; St. George's Sch. grad. ; Yale, A.B. 1932 ;
Ecole Libre des Sciences Politiques 1932-33 ; London
Sch. of Economics 1937 ; asst. to sec. gen., Inst, of
Pacific Relations, 1934-35 ; sec. to Am. am'b. to Italy
1935 ; asst. to chm. of Dept. of State Committee on
Political Refugees 1939, and sec. of Intergovernmental
Comm. on Political Refugees 1939-41 ; app. divisional
asst. at $3,200 (P-3) in the Dept. of State July 8,
1940 ; at $3,300 Apr. 1, 1942 ; furlough for mil. ser.
(U.S. Navy, It. comdr., overseas service) July 15, 1942—
Apr. 22, 1946; P-4 Oct. 20, 1946; married. — FC.
Morrison, John Alexander. — b. Portsmouth, N.H., Oct.
8, 1903 ; high-sch. grad. ; U. of Chicago, S.B. 1925,
S.M. 1927, Ph.D. 1938 ; Breslau U. 1927-28 ; instr. U.
of Chicago, 1928-38 ; del., 17th Geological Cong., Mos-
cow, 1937 ; lecturer on int. understanding 1939-40 ;
visiting lecturer, Colo. State Teacher's Coll., summer
1939, Northwestern U., summer 1940 ; dir. of comm.
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REGISTER OP THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 1946
for aiding Allies 1940-41 ; chief of section, Office of
Coordinator of Information 1941—43, Office of Strate-
gic Services 1943—45 ; transferred to the Dept. of
State as asst. chief, U.S.S.R. Div. Oct. 1, 1945 ; chief,
Div. of Research for Europe, P-8, May 1, 1946 ; mar-
ried.— DRE.
Morrison, John Barton. — b. Long Beach, Calif., Jan.
15, 1915 ; Polytech. High Sch. grad. ; U. of Calif.
Coll. of Agri. 1937-39 ; poultry expert 1935-36, poul-
try technician 1936-37, mgr. of coffee estate in Nica-
ragua 1939-42 ; app. v.c. at Buenos Aires Oct. 5, 1945 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Mosburg, Earl Raymond. — b. Lime Kiln, Md., Sept.
9, 1897; Boys' High Sch. (Frederick) grad.; Nat. U.,
LL.B. 1926 ; elk., War Dept., 1918-19 ; app. elk. at $900
in the Dept. of State Jan. 4, 1919 ; at $1,000 Aug. 1,
1919; at $1,200 Jan. 1, 1921; at $1,400 Oct. 1, 1923;
at $1,680 July 1, 1924; at $1,860 Mar. 16, 1925; at
$2,100 June 1, 1925; at $2,200 Mar. 1, 1927; private
sec. to the sec. of state at $3,000 May 1, 1927; at
$3,200 July 1, 1928 ; at $3,300 July 1, 1928 ; at $3,500
July 1, 1930; at $3,800 Nov. 1, 1930; divisional asst.
June 5, 1935 ; at $4,000 Apr. 16, 1939 ; at $4,200 Jan. 1,
1942 ; at $4,740 July 1, 1945 ; at $4,960 July 1, 1945 ;
married. — FBO.
Mosca, Didier F. — b. Sao Paulo, Brazil, June 9, 1892; natural-
ized 1936; high-sch. grad.; business-sch. grad.; Academia Com-
mercial Mereurio, Sao Paulo, 1910-13; Pitman's Coll., London,
1927; accountant with construction companies 1936-39, 1941-43;
cml. accountant and auditor, For. Econ. Admin., 1943-45;
auditor, Reconstruction Finance Corp., 1945-46; app. field
examiner, CAF-12, in the Dept. of State July 16, 1946; married —
OFLC.
Moseley, Carlos Du Pre.— b. Laurens, S. C, Sept. 21,
1914 ; Spartanburg High Sch. grad. ; Duke, A.B.
1935 ; U. of Mich. 1937 ; concert pianist ; information
specialist in music and act. chief of div., Office of
War Information, 1944-45 ; transferred to the Dept.
of State as music specialist, CAF-9, Aug. 31, 1945 ;
music and cultural materials specialist, P-4, Sept. 8,
1946. — ILL
Moseley, Harold Wilcox. — b. Westfleld, Mass., Apr. 5,
1907 ; Westfleld High Sch. grad. ; Amherst, A.B. 1928 ;
Harvard, M.B.A. 1931, Ph.D. 1939 ; George Washington
Law Sch. 1934-35 ; instr. in political science, Doshisha
U„ Japan, 1928-29 ; economist. Nat. Recovery Admin.,
1934-35 ; sales research analyst for mfg. company 1936 ;
instr. in economics, Amherst Coll., 1937-39 ; app. divi-
sional asst. at $3,200 in the Dept. of State Sept. 11,
1939 ; at $3,300 Oct. 1, 1941 ; at $4,600 Nov. 1, 1941 ;
alternate mem., Reviews and Appeals Comm. on Export
Applications of the Bd. of Econ. Warfare, 1942- ; at
$5,600 Oct. 1, 1942 ; furlough for mil. ser. (U. S. Navy,
It.) Sept. 9, 1943-Dec. 28, 1944; special asst. to the
dir., Office of European Affairs, at $6,500 (P-7) Dec.
28, 1944 ; deputy sec. gen., Far Eastern Commn. 1945- ;
special asst. to the asst. sec. of state for occupied
areas Nov. 3, 1946 ; married. — A-H.
Moses, Henry Claremont. — b. Sumter, S.C., Dec. 25,
1890 ; Furman Fittins Sch. (Greenville) grad. ; Clem-
eon Coll. 1 y2 yrs. ; Brown U. 1 yr. ; Emerson Inst. ;
U. S. Army 1918-19 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at
Pernambuco Dec. 1920 ; v. c. at Pernambuco July 16,
1921 ; at Rosario Jan. 17, 1922 ; at Asunci6n Sept. 10,
1924 ; at Buenos Aires Oct. 1, 1925 ; resigned Mar. 1,
1926 ; app. v. c. at Rosario Oct. 7, 1927 ; resigned Nov.
20, 1931 ; app. v. c. at Saltillo Jan. 15, 1932 ; at Monter-
rey Sept. 13, 1939; at MSrida, temp., Jan. 19, 1940;
at Monterrey Feb. 27, 1940 ; at Durango, temp., May 1,
1941 ; at San Luis Potosf, temp.. May 1, 1942 ; at Monter-
rey May 4, 1942 ; at Durango, temp., June 26, 1942 ;
at Monterrey Sept. 15, 1942 ; at Tapachula Apr. 24,
1943 ; v.c. and admin, officer at M6rida, temp., May
10, 1946 ; at Veracruz, temp., June 14, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class eight Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Mosher, Frederick Camp. — b. Oberlin, Ohio, July 5,
1913; Nottingham High Sch. (Syracuse, N.Y.) grad.;
Dartmouth, A.B. 1934 ; Syracuse U., M.S. 1939 ; re-
search asst., Tenn. Valley Authority, 1934-36 ; admin,
asst., public admin, clearing house, 1938-39 ; sr. per-
sonnel technician, Los Angeles City Civil Ser. Commn.,
1939—41 ; chief of procedures branch, Office of Man-
agement Control, 1941—45 ; U. S. Army, maj., and
Office of Strategic Services, 1942-45 ; app. manage-
ment analyst, CAF-13, in the Dept. of State Dec. 2,
1946 ; married. — FSP.
Moss, Herman. — b. New York, N.Y., Feb. 12, 1896;
City Coll. of N.Y., B.A. 1916 ; U.S. Army 1917-19, over-
seas service ; war relief work in Rumania 1920-21 ; with
tourist agency in Paris 1921-26 ; with steamship com-
pany in Genoa 1926-34 ; with oil company in Algiers
1935 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate gen. at Genoa Feb. 17,
1936 ; v.c. at Genoa Mar. 20, 1941 ; elk. at Rome Aug. 1,
1941 ; at Belfast July 3, 1942 ; at Port-au-Prince May
19, 1943 ; v.c. at Port-au-Prince May 24, 1943 ; v.c.,
office of U. S. representative, Advisory Council for
Italy, Rome. Sept. 29, 1944 (canceled) ; at Rome,
temp., Nov. 1, 1944 ; at Genoa May 15, 1945 ; at Geneva
Oct. 25, 1945 ; sec, U.S. del., 5th sess. of the Council,
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Admin.,
Geneva, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov.
13, 1946.
Moss, Marjorie. — b. Washington, D. C. ; Western
High Sch. grad. ; app. elk. at $1,140 in the Dept. of
State July 6, 1918 ; at $1,200 Feb. 1, 1919 ; at $1,320
Feb. 1, 1920; at $1,400 Oct. 1, 1920; at $1,000 Feb.
1, 1921 ; at $1,200 Aug. 16, 1921 ; at $1,400 Sept. 1,
1922; at $1,860 July 1, 1924; at $1,920 Dec. 1, 1925;
at $2,100 July 1, 1928; at $2,200 Sept. 1, 1928; at
$2,300 Nov. 1, 1928 ; at $2,500 July 1, 1930 ; at $2,600
Apr. 1, 1938; admin, asst. at $2,900 Feb. 1, 1941;
asst. chief, Visa Div., July 24, 1941 ; at $3,800 (CAF-
11) Aug. 1, 1941.— VD.
Motz, Frederick Allen. — b. Crookston, Minn., Sept.
12, 1893; Rock Island (111.) High Sch. grad.; Oregon
State Coll., B.S. 1917 ; Va. Polytech. Inst., M.S. 1929 ;
extension horticulturist and prof, of horticulture, Va.
Polytech. Inst., 1917-29 ; prin. marketing specialist
and agri. commr., 1929-39, int. commodity specialist
and chief of horticulture branch, 1942-45, Dept. of
Agri. ; app. agri. adviser in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned to office of U.S. political adviser on Aus-
trian affairs, Commanding Gen., U.S. Army Forces,
Mediterranean theater, Dec. 28? 1944 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class two Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
BIOGRAPHIES
349
Muccio, John Joseph. — b. Valle Agricola, Italy, Mar.
19, 1900; naturalized 1921; Providence (R.I.) High
Sen. grad. ; Brown U., Ph.B. 1921 ; George Washington,
A.M. 1923 ; U. S. Army 1918 ; app. cons. asst. Aug. 15,
1921 ; v. c. of career of class three Nov. 23, 1923 ; v. c.
at Hamburg Jan. 2, 1924 ; For. Ser. officer unclass.
July 1, 1924 ; v. c. at Hong Kong Mar. 16, 1926 ; class
eight June 30, 1927; cons, and cons, at Hong Kong
July 16, 1927 ; at Yunnanfu, temp., Feb. 23, 1928 ; at
Hong Kong Mar. 7, 1928; at Foochow Mar. 10, 1930;
class seven July 24, 1930; at Shanghai Feb. 7, 1931;
class six July 1, 1934 ; cons, at La Paz Feb. 27, 1935;
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Mar. 13, 1935 ; also 2d sec. at La
Paz Mar. 16, 1935 ; class five Apr. 1, 1936 ; cons, and 2d
sec. at San Jose" Mar. 4, 1938 (canceled) ; 2d sec. at
Panama Aug. 26, 1938 ; class four Apr. 1, 1939 ; 1st sec.
at Panama June 20, 1939 ; cons, and 1st sec. at
Managua, temp., May 28, 1940 ; 1st sec. at Panama
July 27, 1940 ; class three July 16, 1943 ; couns. of emb.
at Panama Aug. 24, 1943 ; at Habana Aug. 2, 1944 ;
For. Ser. officer, staff of U. S. political adviser on
German affairs, Supreme Headquarters, A. E. F., Apr.
30, 1945 ; class two May 16, 1945 ; detailed to Berlin
Conf. 1945 ; class one Dec. 17, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of
class one Nov. 13, 1946.
Muelberger, Arthur P. — b. West Hoboken, N.J., Jan.
22, 1906 ; Montclair Acad. ; salesman for textiles com-
pany ; asst. to pres. of cml. company ; broker and con-
sultant ; asst. sales agt. for mfg. company ; cotton pro-
curement negotiator for For. Econ. Admin. ; app. sr.
econ. analyst in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned
to the Dept. Sept. 23, 1944 ; at Paris Oct. 6, 1944 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946;
married.
Mueller, Charles G. — b. Butte, Mont., Jan. 7, 1917 ;
Powell Co. High Sch. grad. ; Mont. State U., B.A. 1939 ;
U. of Calif, at Los Angeles, grad. work 1944-45 ; sales-
man with printing company 1941-42 ; elk. with con-
struction company 1942 ; mechanical draftsman 1942-
43, design engineer 1944-45, with engineering corpo-
rations ; app. v.c. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and as-
signed at Bogota Nov. 16, 1945 ; also admin, asst. at
Bogota July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Bogota Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Mueller, Walter Julius. — b. Berlin, Conn., Mar. 31,
1914 ; New Britain High Sch. grad. ; Wesleyan, B.A.
1934, M.A. 1935 ; U. of Heidelberg, summer 1935 ; U.
of Jena 1935-36 ; Cornell, Ph.D. 1938 ; instr. in German,
Cornell U. 1937-43 ; U.S. Army 1943-45 ; biographic
analyst, Office of Strategic Services, 1943—45 ; app.
chief of Far East section, Div. of Biographic Intelli-
gence, Dept. of State, P-4, April 29, 1946 ; head of area
unit June 29, 1946 ; married/ — BI.
Muir, Raymond Douglas. — b. Somerville, Mass., June
5, 1897 ; Washington Coll. of Law, LL.B. 1933 ; U. S.
Navy 1917-19 ; asst. port officer in France, U. S. Army,
1920-22; liaison officer. Veterans* Bureau, 1922-30;
asst. chief usher, the White House, 1930-33, and chief
usher 1933-38; app. divisional asst. at $4,600 in the
Dept. of State Apr. 16, 1938 ; mem.. Fed. Govt, comm.,
7th World's Poultry Cong., Cleveland, 1939 ; sec, hospi-
tality comm., 8th Am. Scientific Cong., Washington,
1940 ; at $4,800 Oct. 1, 1941 ; representative of the
Dept. of State on exchange vessels West Point 1941 and
Oripsholm 1942 ; protocol officer, United Nations Conf.
on Food and Agri., Hot Springs, Va., 1943 ; act. cere-
monial officer, Div. of Protocol, July 27, 1943 ; at $5,600
(P-6) Sept. 1G, 1943 ; ceremonial officer of the Dept.
Mar. 20, 1944 ; chief ceremonial officer and asst. chief,
Div. of Protocol, P-7, Dec. 1, 1946 ; married. — PR.
Mulhern, Alice Gertrude. — b. Boston, Mass. ; Girls
Latin Sch. grad. ; Boston Teacher's Coll., B.S., M.Ed.
1935 ; studied in Switzerland 1935-36 ; Laval U.
(Quebec), summer 1940; library asst. 1930-32;
teacher in public sch. 1936-43 ; U.S. Coast Guard
1943-45, It. ; app. v.c. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and
assigned to the Dept. Dec. 5, 1945 ; at Milan Jan. 3,
1946; also admin, asst. at Milan July 1, 1940; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1940 ; v.c.
at Milan Nov. 13, 1946.
Mullen, Helen Jane. — b. Utica, N. Y., Dec. 16, 1920 ;
New Hartford High Sch. grad. ; Syracuse U., A.B.
1942, grad. work 1943 ; admin, asst., War Dept., 1943-
44 ; admin, analyst, Bu. of the Budget, 1944-45 ; app.
admin, asst. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at
Antwerp July 20, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Mul liken, Jean Hayden (Mrs.). — b. Dallas, Tex. ;
Spearflsh Normal High Sch. grad. ; U. of Colo., A.B.
1927, M.A. 1928 ; l'Ecole des Sciences Politiques
1928-29; Harvard, M.A. 1934, Ph.D. 1937; instr. in
economics, 1929-32, and asst. prof, of economics, 1934-
38, at Vassar Coll. ; consultant in statistics, Bu. of the
Budget, 1939-40 ; economic analyst, Export Control Bd.,
1941 ; app. divisional asst. at $3,800 in the Dept. of
State Oct. 2, 1941 ; at $4,600 May 16. 1944 ; com-
modity specialist Aug. 1, 1944 ; at $5,180 July 1, 1945 ;
chief of foods section, Commodities Div., at $6,230
(P-6) Oct. 1, 1945 ; Div. of Int. Resources Nov. 1, 1945 ;
married. — IR.
Mulliken, Otis Emery. — b. West Medford, Mass., Mar.
20, 1907 ; Lexington High Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A.B.
1928, M.A. 1934, Ph.D. 1942; teacher in public sch.
1928-30; instr., U. of Calif., Los Angeles, 1930-32;
chief of Labor Div., Dept. of Agri., 1935-43 ; app. asst.
adviser on int. econ. affairs at $6,500 in the Dept. of
State Feb. 25, 1943 ; asst. chief. Office of Special Asst.
to the Under Sec, Sept. 16, 1943; asst. chief, Div. of
Labor Relations, Jan. 15, 1944 ; act. chief, temp., Div.
of Labor Relations, Jan. 15, 1944 ; chief, Div. of Labor
Relations. May 29, 1944 ; adviser to U.S. del., 26th Sess.
of Int. Labor Conf., Philadelphia, Pa., 1944 ; at $8,000
(P-8) Aug. 2S, 1944 ; chief, Div. of Int. Labor, Social,
and Health Affairs, Nov. 10, 1944 ; tech. expert, U. S.
del.. United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco,
1945 ; consultant on State Dept. policy, 27th sess., Int.
Labor Conf., Paris, 1945 ; adviser on tech. problems,
U. S. del., 1st part of 1st sess. of the Gen. Assembly,
United Nations, London, 1946 ; sec. gen., U. S. del.,
Int. Health Conf., New York, 1946 ; married. — ILH.
Mulliner, LaMar Daniel. — b. Shamokin, Pa., Feb. 22,
1906 ; Shamokin High Sch. grad. ; Columbia U.
1929-30 ; with banks 1924-30 ; journalist 1931-32, in
Hawaii, Japan, and China 1938-40 ; purser for steam-
ship company 1932-38 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate gen.
at Shanghai Feb. 1, 1940 ; at Moscow July 20, 1942 ;
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v.c. at Moscow Mar. 2, 1945 : v.c. and admin, asst. at
Goteborg June 13, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Goteborg Nov. 13, 1946.
Mulliner, Maurine. — b. Logan, Utah, Oct. 18, 1905 ;
Idaho Falls High Sch. grad. ; U. of Calif. 1923-34 ;
Utah State Coll. 1924-25 ; U. of Chicago 1931-32 ; sec.
to U.S. Senator 1933-36 ; asst. dir., Bu. of Employment
Security, Social Security Bd., 1936^14 ; asst. to deputy
dir. gen., United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation
Admin., 1944-45 ; chief documents officer, 2d sess. of
the Council, United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation
Admin., Montreal, 1944 ; app. in the For. Ser. Auxil-
iary and assigned special asst. at London Apr. 14,
1945 ; deputy documents officer, United Nations Conf.
on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; special asst. to U. S.
representative on econ. and social council, United Na-
tions, Dept. of State, at $7,175 May 12, 1946 ; at
$8,179.50 Oct. 19, 1946.
Mullins, Edward I. — b. Byrdstown, Tenn., Nov. 2,
1897; Bristow (Okla.) High Sch. grad.; U. of Okla.,
A.B. 1922 ; Georgetown U., M.S. (For. Ser.) 1925, Ph.D.
1929; U.S. Army Oct.-Dec. 1918; economist, U.S
Tariff Commn., 1923-38 ; detailed by Tariff Commn.
to Dept. of State 1935-38 ; econ. analyst and divisional
asst., Dept. of State, 1938-40 ; industrial economist,
War Production Bd., 1940—44 ; app. divisional asst.
at $5,800 (P-6) in the Dept. of State June 17, 1944;
married. — CP.
Mulloy, Mary E. (Mrs.). — b. Miles City, Mont. ; Terry
High Sch. grad. ; tutor in French ; Marquette, Ph.B.
1939, M.A. 1940 ; Am. U., grad. work 1942-46 ; asst. to
dean of women, Marquette U., 1939-40 ; dean of women
in public schs. 1940-42 ; classification and wage
analyst, War Dept., 1942-44 ; chief of overseas classi-
fication and wage admin., Office of War Information,
1944-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as position
classification analyst, CAF-11, Aug. 31, 1945 ; salary
analyst June 2, 1946. — FP.
Mundy, Louis Edward. — b. Huntingburg, Ind., Feb.
15, 1892 ; Huntingburg High Sch. ; business sch. ; stenog.
and elk. 1913-17 ; app. elk. at $900 in the Dept. of State
June 1, 1917 ; at $1,000 Sept. 25, 1917 ; at $1,200 Aug.
1, 1918 ; elk., Am. Commn. to Negotiate Peace, Paris,
1918-19; at $1,200 Nov. 1, 1919; at $1,400 Jan. 1,
1920; elk., 5th Int. Conf. of Am. States, Santiago,
Chile, 1923; at $1,600 June 1, 1924; at $1,860 July
1, 1924 ; at $2,100 Jan. 16, 1925 ; private sec. to asst.
sec. of state at $2,400 June 1, 1925 ; at $2,500 Nov. 1,
1927 ; at $2,700 July 1, 1928 ; at $2,800 July 1, 1928 ;
elk., London Naval Conf., 1930 ; at $2,900 July 1, 1930 ;
private sec. to the under sec. of state May 1, 1931 ; elk.,
11th plenary sess. of Int. Tech. Committee of Aerial
Legal Experts, Bern, 1936 ; private sec. to asst. sec. of
state May 21, 1937; at $3,000 Apr. 1, 1938; elk., 8th
Int. Conf. of Am. States, Lima, 1938 ; elk., 2d Meeting
of Ministers of For. Affairs of Am. Republics, Habana,
1940 ; at $3,100 June 16, 1941 ; admin, officer at $3,800
(P^) July 1, 1941 ; at $4,000 Jan. 1, 1944 ; divisional
asst. Feb. 1, 1945 ; P-5 Sept. 22, 1946 ; married. — FC.
Munhall, Agatha M. — b. Pittsburgh, Pa. ; Georgetown
Visitation Convent grad. ; business sch. ; with newspa-
per 1937-38, Fed. Alcohol Admin. 1938-40, Export-
Import Bank 1940-42, Dept. of Com. 1942-44, Surplus
War Property Admin. 1944—45 ; elk., United Nations
Conf. on Food and Agri., Hot Springs, Va., 1943 ; app.
admin, asst. at $3,100 in the Dept. of State Mar. 31,
1945 ; at $3,530 July 1, 1945 ; elk., Berlin Conf.,
1945 ; elk., 3d sess. of the Council, United Nations
Relief and Rehabilitation Admin., London, 1945; per-
sonal asst. to the asst. sec. of state for econ. affairs,
CAF-9, Feb. 8, 1946 ; admin, asst., CAF-11, Nov. 3,
1946. — UE.
Murphy, Edmund Robert. — b. Boston, Mass., Jan. 18,
1913; Tracy Union High Sch. (Calif.) grad.; U. of
Calif., A. B. 1937, M.A. 1942 ; teacher in high sch.
1937-39 ; teaching asst, U. of Calif. 1940-42 ; educa-
tion specialist, Office of Coordinator of Inter-Am. Af-
fairs, 1942 ; U.S. Navy 1943-46, It., overseas service ;
education officer for educational foundation 1946— ;
app. divisional asst., P-4, in the Dept. of State Apr. 22,
1946 ; field program officer, P-5, July 28, 1946 ; mar-
ried.—ILL
Murphy, Francis Thomas. — b. New Haven, Conn., Oct.
7, 1913 ; New Haven High Sch. grad. ; Conn. State
Coll. 1931-34 ; state materials and equipment engineer
and state supply mgr., Work Projects Admin., 1935—
42 ; U.S. Army 1942—46, It. col., overseas service ; app.
asst. dir. of div., Office of For. Liquidation, Dept. of
State, CAF-14, June 10, 1946. — OFLC.
Murphy, Gail. — b. Bellbrook, Ohio, Feb. 1, 1887 ; bigh-
sch. grad. ; N.Y.U. ; account exec, for advertising com-
pany 1922-27 ; consultant on sales 1927-28, asst. dir.
and gen. sales mgr. 1928—38 for tobacco company in
London and Buenos Aires ; pres. of mfg. company and
editor of household bulletin, 1938-42 ; app. sr. econ.
analyst at Sao Paulo Sept. 2, 1942 ; at Rio de Janeiro
Sept. 2, 1943 ; at Panama July 29, 1944 ; asst. cml. att.
at Panama July IS, 1945 ; cml. att. at Panama Feb. 10,
1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Murphy, John E.— b. Albany, N. Y., Apr. 3, 1916; Christian
Brothers Acad, grad.; N. Y. State Coll. for Teachers, A. B.
1937; chief, property and procurement office, Nat. Youth Admin.,
1940-42; regional accountant 1942-43, fiscal representative 1943,
regional fiscal officer 1943-44, Office of Emergency Management;
transferred to the Dept. of State as regional exec, officer, CAF-13,
Aug. 31, 1945; chief of finance branch, Div. of Finance, Mar. 11,
1946; asst. chief, Div. of Finance, Nov. 17, 1946; married.— DF.
Murphy, Raymond Edward. — b. Lewiston, Me., Aug.
31. 1898; Jordan High Sch. grad.; Bates Coll., A.B.
1920 ; Georgetown, LL.B. 1923 ; mem. of bar of Me. and
D.C. ; U. S. Array 1918 ; app. elk. at $1,000 in the Dept
of State Aug. 10, 1920 ; at $1,200 Dec. 1, 1921 ; at
$1,680 July 1, 1924; at $1,740 Mar. 1, 1927; asst.
economic analyst at $2,400 Nov. 1, 1927 ; at $2,600
July 1, 1928 ; at $2,700 July 1, 1928 ; at $2,800 July
1, 1930 ; divisional asst. at $3,800 Aug. 30, 1935 ; at
$4,000 Apr. 16, 1939 ; at $4,600 July 16, 1939 ; at $6,500
Jan. 16, 1941 ; at $6,750 Oct. 1, 1943 ; special asst. to
dir., Office of European Affairs, Jan. 15, 1944 ; at $8,000
(P-8) Sept. 1, 1944.
Murphy, Robert Daniel. — b. Milwaukee, Wis., Oct.
28, 1894 ; Marquette Acad. ; business sch. ; Marquette
U. ; George Washington, LL.B., LL.M. ; mem. of bar of
D.C. ; elk. in Post Office Dept. 1916-17 ; elk. In Am. leg.
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351
at Berne 1917-19 ; Treas. Dept. 1919-20 ; app. v.c. of
career of class three Sept. 7, 1920 ; v.c. at Zurich Apr. 2,
1921 ; detailed to Munich Oct. 7, 1921 ; v.c. at Munich
Nov. 15, 1921 ; class two May 26, 1922 ; class one
Feb. 26, 1923 ; cons, of class seven Dec. 19, 1923 ;
For. Ser. officer of class eight July 1, 1924 ; cons, at
Seville Aug. 19, 1925 ; class seven Aug. 31, 1925 ;
to the Dept. Mar. 16, 1926; class six June 30, 1927;
class five May 23, 1929; cons, at Paris Mar. 26, 1930;
class four Feb. 4, 1931; class three Oct. 1, 1935; sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 23, 1936; For. Ser. officer to
the emb. at Paris in addition to duties as cons. Nov.
24, 1936 ; 1st sec. at Paris in addition to duties as cons.
Dec. 23, 1936 ; class two Jan. 3, 1938 ; couns. of emb.
at Paris In addition to duties as cons. June 30, 1939 ;
class one Aug. 1, 1940 ; relieved of duties as cons, at
Paris July 15, 1941 ; couns. of emb. at Vichy Oct. 1,
1941 ; detailed to Algiers Nov. 15, 1940-Sept. 1, 1942 ;
personal representative of the President in North Africa
Sept. 22, 1942 ; chief civil affairs officer at Algiers Nov.
7, 1942 ; also U. S. political adviser, staff of Supreme
Allied Commander, Mediterranean theater, Dec. 7, 1942 ;
also personal representative of the President in North
Africa with rank of minister Dec. 15, 1942 ; U. S.
mem. with personal rank of amb., Advisory Council,
Allied Control Commn. for Italy, in addition to duties
as U.S. political adviser, Nov. 22, 1943 ; U.S. political
adviser on German affairs with personal rank of am-
bassador, Supreme Headquarters, A.B.F., Sept. 15,
1944 ; accompanied President Truman to Berlin Conf.
1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class one Nov. 13, 1946 ;
U.S. representative, 1st U. S. -United Kingdom Meeting
on Bizonal Arrangements for Germany, Washington,
1946 ; class of career minister Nov. 25, 1946 ; married.
Murray, Alton T. — b. Watsonville, Calif., Dec. 14,
1906; U. of Calif., A.B. 1929. grad. work 1930-31;
employed by insur. company 1932-33 ; agri. statistician
and agri. economist, Dept. of Agri., 1934—39 ; app. asst.
agri. att. at London June 28, 1939 ; For. Ser. ofllcer of
class seven July 1, 1939 ; cons, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; to the Dept. Sept. 29, 1944 ; agri.
att. at London Apr. 27, 1945 ; class six May 16, 1945 ;
agri. att. at Praha Jan. 31, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class four Nov. 13, 1946.
Murray, E. Lee. — b. Hereford, W. Va., Aug. 8, 1896 ;
private tutors; elk., telegraph operator, and branch-
office mgr. of telegraph company 1913-17 ; U.S. Naval
Reserve Force 1918 ; elk. in the Dept. of State Dec. 18.
1917-July 12, 1918 ; elk. in the Dept. of State Dec. 13,
1918-Feb. 20, 1920 ; For. Ser. elk. at Tokyo Feb. 21,
1920-Dec. 14, 1923 ; elk. in Am. leg. at Peiping Sept.
25— Dec. 19, 1924 ; app. elk. in Am. leg. at Peiping
Jan. 20, 1925 ; v.c. at Moscow Feb. 12, 1934 ; elk. at
Paris Sept. 24, 1936; at Vichy Oct. 1, 1941-Nov. 8.
1942 ; to the Dept. Feb. 18, 1944 ; at London Apr. 4,
1944 ; att. at London June 6. 1944 ; also admin, officer
at London Feb. 10, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class eight Nov. 13, 1946 ; att. at London Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
mobile firm 1918-21 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate gen.
at Habana Jan. 22, 1921 ; t. c. at Habana Oct. 17,
1924 ; at Matanzas Oct. 26, 1934 ; at Habana Oct. 10,
1935 ; at Veracruz Oct. 30, 1935 ; at Merida, temp.,
Mar. 30, 1936 ; at Veracruz Sept. 16, 1930 ; at Niagara
Falls Apr. 14, 1938; at Ciudad Juarez May 25, 1943;
at Mexicali June 3, 1944 ; v.c. and admin, asst. at
Kingston Sept. 13, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
nine Nov. 13, 1946; v.c. at Kingston ]Nov. 13, 1946;
married.
Murrell, Franklin Hamilton. — b. Winslow, Maine-
May 10, 1904 ; Los Angeles High Sch. grad. ; U. of So
Calif., 1922-25 ; study and travel abroad 1929-34 ; or
ganist, Los Angeles theaters, 1925-29 ; actor 1934-41
camp welfare worker 1941-43 ; app. elk. in For. Ser
Auxiliary Sept. 9, 1943 ; v.c. at Naples Feb. 23, 1944
also admin, asst. at Naples Feb. 10, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Naples
Nov. 13, 1946.
Musick, Joseph Walter. — b. Bretz, W.Va., Jan. 13,
1914 ; Bloomfield High Sch. ( Lincoln ville, Pa.) grad. ;
Allegheny Coll., A.B. 1936 ; Columbia, M.A. 1941 ;
investigator, Dept. of Public Assistance, Meadville,
Pa., 1937-39 ; instr., Allegheny Coll., summers 1937-
39 ; deputy prothonotary, Crawford Co., Pa., 1939-40 ;
U. S. Army 1941-45, capt., overseas service; planning
and training officer, Veterans' Admin., 1946 ; app.
security officer, CAF-11, in the Dept. of State Oct. 16,
1946. — CON.
Myer, Violet F. — app. admin, asst. in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Capetown July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class eleven Nov. 13, 1946 ; cultural
assistant at Capetown Nov. 13, 1946.
Myers, D'Alton Bristol. — b. Toronto, Canada, May
15, 1898 ; naturalized 1911 ; Los Angeles High Sch.
grad. ; U. of Southern Calif., B.S. 1933, M.B.A. 1935 ;
U. of Chicago, grad. work 1941 ; in mfg. business 1919-
33 ; instr. and dir., Glendale Coll., Glendale, Calif.,
1933-43 ; U.S. Army 1943 ; exec, sec, Comm. for Econ.
Development, 1943-44 ; acting unit chief, Bu. of For.
and Dom. Com., 1944-45 ; instr., War Dept. 1945 ; app.
chief of commodity branch, Office of For. Liquidation,
Dept. of State, P-6, Mar. 14, 1946 ; deputy dir. of
Planning Div., P-7, July 28, 1946 ; married. — OFLC.
Myers, Denys Peter. — b. Newton, Iowa, June 26,
1884 ; Davenport High Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A.B. 1906 ;
Mass. State Guard 1917-19 ; reporter, copy editor, and
editorial writer for newspapers 1898-1910 ; dir. of re-
search, World Peace Foundation, 1910-42 ; research
librarian, Fletcher Sch. of Law and Diplomacy, 1933-
42 ; del. to the 7th Gen. Assembly, Int. Inst, of Agri.,
Rome, 1924 ; nat. commr., treaty for the advance-
ment of peace with Ecuador, 1914 ; app. divisional
asst. at $5,600 (P-6) in the Dept. of State June 16,
1942, legal specialist July 1, 1944 ; reference specialist,
United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ;
married. — OA.
Murray, William Ballew. — b. Downing, Mo., July
16, 1892 ; Davenport (Iowa) High Sch. ; business-sch.
grad. ; secretary 1910-12 ; elk., Dept. of Agri., 1912-14,
in Office of Public Roads and Rural Engineering, Calif.,
1914-17, in Bolivia 1917-18; sec. to mgr. of auto-
Myers, John Dallas. — b. Goshen, Ind., Apr. 1, 1898;
Goshen High Sch. grad. ; business schs. ; George Wash-
ington U. 1918-22 ; Columbus U. 1922 ; U.S. Army
1918 ; elk. and field accountant, Interstate Com.
Commn., 1917-21; auditor, Treas. Dept., 1921-23;
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accountant with accounting firms 1923-24, 1927-28 ;
accounting elk. with public utilities corp. 1924 ; asst.
cashier in banks 1926-27 ; exec. asst. 1925-26, sr.
admin, asst. 1928-43, Forest Service ; head fiscal ac-
countant, Office of Scientific Research and Develop-
ment, 1943-44 ; fiscal officer, For. Econ. Admin., 1944-
45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as fiscal officer,
CAF-13, Oct. 20, 1945 ; married.— UD.
Myers, Myrl Scott. — b. Mechanicsburg, Pa., Feb. 17,
1886 ; Kast's Sch. ; business-sch. grad. ; Dickinson Coll.,
Ph.B. 1906, M.A. 1907 ; mem. of bar of Shanghai, China ;
principal of public sch. 1906-7 ; app. student inter-
preter in China Aug. 27, 1907 ; v. and dep. cons. gen.
and interpreter at Canton Nov. 1, 1909 ; at Tientsin
Dec. 1, 1910 ; at Mukden July 25, 1911 ; cons, at Swa-
tow Nov. 24, 1913 ; cons, of class eight by act approved
Feb. 5, 1915 ; class six Mar. 2, 1915, and cons, at
Chungking ; at Swatow Mar. 20, 1917 ; class five Sept.
5, 1919; cons, at Yunnanfu Dec. 27, 1921; For. Ser.
officer of class six July 1, 1924 ; class five Aug. 8, 1924 ;
cons, at Mukden Feb. 1, 1927 ; class four Dec. 19,
1929 ; cons. gen. and cons. gen. at Mukden Jan. 9, 1930 ;
to the Dept. June 20, 1934 ; class three Oct. 1, 1935 ;
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Aug. 17, 1937 ; class two Jan.
3. 1938; cons. gen. at Canton July 13, 1938-Dec. 7,
1941 ; to the Dept. Aug. 24, 1942 (detailed to Dept. of
Com. Oct. 5, 1942- Apr. 20, 1943) ; cons. gen. at Cal-
cutta Apr. 1, 1944 ; at Tientsin Oct. 15, 1945 ; at
Peiping Jan. 29, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class two
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Myers, Willys A. — b. Van Meter, Iowa, Jan. 20,
1882; Grinnell High Sch. grad.; Highland Park Coll.,
Des Moines, Iowa ; druggist 1907-8 ; elk. in Mexico City
6 yrs. ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Vera Cruz Mar.
21, 1917 ; v. c. at Vera Cruz Feb. 11, 1919 ; at Mexi-
can Nov. 24, 1930 ; at Tijuana May 6, 1944 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class nine Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Nabel, Eugene W. — b. Chemnitz, Germany, Oct. 28,
1879 ; naturalized 1903 ; Chemnitz High Sch. ; business
sch. in Germany and U. S. ; cml. work and newspaper
reporter 1899-1907 ; app. v. and dep. cons. gen. at St.
Gall Sept. 9, 1907; v. and dep. cons. July 1, 1908;
at Amsterdam Mar. 19, 1914 ; v. c. at Amsterdam by
act approved Feb. 5, 1915 ; at Rotterdam Nov. 7, 1921 ;
at Ziirich Jan. 17, 1936 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
eight Nov. 13, 1946.
Nadelman, Elie Jan.— b. New York, N. Y., July 29, 1922;
Riverdale Country Sch. grad.; Princeton, A. B. 1943; U. S.
Army 1942-45, overseas service; app. For. Ser. officer unclass.,
v. c. of career and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Apr. 27, 1946; to the
Dept. May 30, 1946; 3d sec. and v. c. at Warsaw June 26, 1946;
For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Nagoski, Joseph Patrick. — b. Memphis, Tenn., Mar. 1,
1922 ; Christian Brothers Coll., grad. ; Catholic U. of
Amer., B.A. 1943 ; elk., Veterans Admin., 1942 ; U.S.
Army 1943-45 ; special educational consultant, Navy
Dept., 1946 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 25, 1946 ; to
the Dept. Sept. 24, 1946 ; v.c. at St. John, N. B., Nov.
1, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Nash, Edward Watrous. — b. Omaha, Nebr., July 27,
1905 ; Creignton High Sch. grad. ; Fordham, A.B. 1928 ;
l'Ecole Libre des Sciences Politiques, diplOme 1930 ;
elk. in real-estate office ; app. divisional asst. at $3,200
in the Dept. of State Apr. 17, 1942 ; at $3,800 Nov. 16,
1943 ; at $4,600 (P-5) Mar. 24, 1945. — PR.
Nash, Roy — b. Wisconsin Rapids, Wis., Feb. 22, 1885 ;
Wisconsin Rapids High Sch. grad. ; Columbia, B.S. 1908;
Yale Forest Sch. 1906-07, 1908-09 ; organizer and dir.
of Forest Sch. (U. of the Philippines), Philippine For-
est Ser., 1909-12 ; exec, sec., Nat. Assoc, for Advance-
ment of Colored People, 1913-17; U.S. Army 1917-19,
capt., overseas duty ; travel in Brazil and Portugal 1919-
24 ; author of book on Brazil ; special commr., principal
field representative, and supt. of Indian agencies, U.S.
Indian Ser., Dept. of the Interior, 1930-42 ; project dir.,
War Relocation Authority, May-Oct. 1942 ; chief, Brazil-
ian Unit, Bd. of Econ. Warfare, 1942-43 ; app. sr.
cultural relations officer at Sao Paulo Feb. 5, 1943 ;
at Porto Alegre July 13, 1943 ; cultural relations att.
at Rio de Janeiro Nov. 2, 1945 ; cultural officer at Rio
de Janeiro July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of
class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Neal, Fred Warner.— b. Northville, Mich., Aug. 5, 1915; North-
ville High Sch. grad.; U. of Mich., A. B., M. A. 1937; Harvard
1942-43; correspondent for financial paper 1940-43; U. S. Navy
1943-46, It.; app. consultant in the Dept. of State Apr. 24, 1946;
P-7 June 24, 1946; married— OIC.
Neal, Jack Davis. — b. Leland, Miss., June 28, 1908;
Marlin (Tex.) High Sch. grad. ; U. of Tex. 1926-30 ;
app. elk. in Am. consulate at Barranquilla Aug. 16,
1930 ; v. c. at Barranquilla Mar. 18, 1931 ; at Blueflelds
Dec. 2, 1931 ; at Mexico City for duty in the dist. acct.
and disbursing office Sept. 15, 1932 ; v. c. at Tampico
Jan. 30, 1937 ; divisional asst. at $3,800 in the Dept. of
State July 3, 1941; at $4,600 Nov. 1, 1942; act. asst.
chief, Div. of For. Activity Correlation, Oct. 19, 1943-
Jan. 15, 1944 ; asst. chief, Div. of For. Activity Corre-
lation, June 7, 1944 ; at 86,500 (P-7) Aug. 26, 1944 ;
act. chief Mar. 7, 1946; chief, P-8, Apr. 21, 1946;
married. — FC.
Neathery, Jack Eristol. — b. Farmersville, Tex., Jan.
24, 1907 ; Ball High Sch., Galveston ; Georgetown U.
1928-31 ; Colegio de San Bartolom6, Colombia, 1933 ;
elk. in Mexico 1926 ; bookkeeper in bank 1927 ; sec. to
mem. of Cong. 1928-31 ; entered Bu. of For. and Dom.
Com. May 1, 1931 ; elk. to cml. att. at Bogota 1931-35 ;
assigned as asst. trade commr. at Bogota Jan. 5, 1935 ;
act. cml. att. at Bogota Dec. 10, 1937-July 5, 1938 ; at
Caracas Mar. 1, 1939 ; For. Ser. officer unclass. July 1,
1939 ; v. c. of career and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov.
16, 1939 ; v. c. at Caracas Dec. 29, 1939 ; 3d sec. and
v. c. at Rio de Janeiro Dec. 13, 1941 ; class eight Feb.
1, 1942 ; class seven Nov. 16, 1943 ; cml. att. at La
Paz, Bolivia, Nov. 8, 1944 ; class six Aug. 13, 1945 ;
2d sec. and v.c. at Ciudad Trujillo July 30, 1946 ; cons,
and cons, at Ciudad Trujillo in addition to duties as
2d sec. Nov. 12, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Needham, Maurice d'Arlan. — b. Sigourney, Iowa,
July 13, 1909 ; high-sch. grad. ; U. of Iowa, A.B. 1932 ;
Georgetown, A.M. 1935 ; information specialist, Dept.
of Agri., 1934-38 ; asst. dir. of information, Nat.
Canners Assn., 1938—41 ; sr. information specialist,
Dept. of Agri., 1941-43 ; principal econ. analyst, For.
BIOGRAPHIES
353
Econ. Admin., 1943-45 ; Middle East Statistical Conf.,
Cairo, 1943 ; Int. Anti-Locust Conf., Cairo, 1945 ;
transferred to the Dept. of State as principal require-
ments officer, CAF-13. Oct. 20, 1945 ; writer spe-
cialist Jan. 4, 1946 ; public affairs officer in the For.
Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Port-au-Prince Nov. 12,
194G ; For. Ser. Reserve Officer of class four Nov. 13,
1946 : married.
Nehmer, Stanley. — b. New York, N.Y., Dec. 8, 1920 ;
George Washington High Sch. grad. ; Coll. of the
City of N.Y., B.S.S. 1941 ; Columbia, M.A. 1942 ; grad.
work 1946 ; George Washington U. 1943-44 ; Am. U.
1946- ; fellow and tutor, Coll. of the City of N.Y.,
1941-42 ; research analyst 1942—44, deputy chief of
section 1944-45, chief of section Feb.-Sept. 1945,
Office of Strategic Services ; U.S. Army 1943-45 ;
transferred to the Dept. of State as research analyst,
P-4, Oct. 1, 1945 ; exec, sec, Int. Textile Mission to
Japan, 1946 ; married. — DRF.
Neiburg, Burdette Everett. — b. West Point, Nebr.,
Sept. 24, 1905; U. of Nebr., A.B. 1929; George Wash-
ington U. 1930 ; newspaper reporter 1925-26 ; proof-
reader 1928; editorial asst., Dept. of State, 1930-35;
newspaper editor Jan. -July 1935 ; app. editorial asst.
at $1,620 in the Dept. of State Aug. 8, 1935 ; at $1,800
Feb. 1, 1936 ; at $2,000 June 1, 1936 ; at $2,100 Apr. 1,
1938 ; at $2,300 Mar. 1, 1939 ; asst. chief of laws sec-
tion at $2,600 Feb. 19, 1940 ; at $2,900 June 16, 1940 ;
at $3,000 Jan. 1, 1942; at $3,100 July 1, 1942;
editor of treaty index at $3.S00 (P-4) May 16, 1944 ;
treaty adviser, P-5, Mar. 6, 1946 ; married. — Le.
Neighbors, William Milhourne. — b. Cape Charles, Va.,
Apr. 22, 1912 ; Cape Charles High Sch. grad. ; busi-
ness-sch. grad. ; U. of Richmond 1940-41 ; with mfg.
company 1933-35 ; asst. sec. with insur. company
1935-45 ; pilot, Civil Air Patrol, 1942-45 ; app. v.c.
in the For. Ser. Auxiliaryoand assigned at Manchester
Oct. 19, 1945 ; also admin, asst. at Manchester July 1,
1946 : For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Nelson, Allan. — b. Ft. Bragg, Calif., Nov. 22, 1916 ;
Berkeley High Sch. grad. ; U. of Calif., B.A. 1937 ;
elk-teller with bank 1940-45 ; app. v.c. in the For.
Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Helsinki Jan. 24, 1946 ;
also admin, asst. at Helsinki July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at
Helsinki Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Nelson, Carl Jerome. — b. Siangyang, China, of Am.
parents, July 31, 1909 ; North Park Acad. (Chicago)
grad. ; Northwestern, B.9. 1932, M.A. 1935 ; U. of
Chicago, 1937-38 ; instr. in econ., political science, and
sociology, North Park Jr. Coll., 1933-34 ; with transit
company 1935-38 ; statistician, Bu. of the Census,
1938-42 ; U. S. Navy 1942-46, It., overseas service ;
app. chief of unit, at $4,300, in the Dept. of State
Mar. 4, 1946 ; P-4 May 4, 1946 ; married. — BI.
Nelson, Clarice W. — app. admin, asst. in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Paris July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; asst. cultural officer
at Paris Nov. 13. 1946.
Nelson, Eldon F. — b. Brockton, Mass., Dec. 11, 1900 ;
Williston Acad. grad. ; Butler TJ., A.B. 1928 ; N.Y. Sch.
of Social Work 1932-34 ; Indiana State Teachers Coll.
1942-43 ; teacher, Pawling Sch. for Boys 1939, public
sch. 1929-32 ; case supervisor 1934-37, parole officer
1937-40, N.Y. State Dept. of Social Welfare ; asst.,
classification and parole, U.S. Bu. of Prisons, 1940-41 ;
app. divisional asst. at $3,800 (P-4) in the Dept. of
State Jan. 3, 1944 ; married. — SPD.
Nelson, Howard land. — b. Chicago, 111., Nov. 9, 1918 ;
Nicholas Senn High Sch. grad. ; Northwestern, B.A.,
1940 ; time study man with motion picture camera firm
1941-42 ; U. S. Marine Corps 1942-46, 2d It., over-
seas service ; app. v.c. in the For. Ser. and assigned
to the Dept. Jan. 20, 1946 ; v.c. at Munich Feb. 14,
1946 ; at Bremen May 14, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer
of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Nelson, M. Frederick. — b. Ottumwa, Iowa, Nov. 2,
1907 ; Council Bluffs High Sch. grad. ; Miss. State
Coll., B.S. 1929 ; U. of Omaha, M.A. iy35 ; Duke,
Ph.D. 1940 ; Columbia, M.A. 1944 ; instr. in govt.,
Miss. State Coll., 1935-36 ; asst. prof, of hist, and
govt., Agri. and Mech. Coll. of Tex., 1939-43 ; U. S.
Navy 1943-46, It. ; app. research analyst, P-5, in
the Dept. of State Oct. 25, 1946 ; married. — DRF.
Nes, David G. — b. York, Pa., Feb. 17, 191 . ; Gilman
Country Sch. grad. ; Princeton, A.B. 1939 ; Harvard U.,
grad. work 1939-40 ; newspaper reporter ; app. elk. at
$2,000 in the Dept. of State Jan. 23, 1942 ; divisional
asst. May 27, 1942 ; resigned Dec. 16, 1942 to enter
the armed services ; U. S. Army 1943-45, capt., overseas
service ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Apr. 27, 1946 ; to the Dept.
May 31, 1946 ; v.c. at Glasgow June 26, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Ness, Norman Theodore. — b. Norcross, Minn., Dec. 5,
1903 ; Steele (N.Dak.) High Sch. grad. ; Carleton Coll.,
B.A. 1925 ; U. of Calif., M.A. 1927 ; Harvard, Ph.D.
1938 ; instr. in econ., U. of Nev., 1927-28 ; instr., asst.
prof., and assoc. prof., Pomona Coll., 1928—42 ; re-
search economist, Nat. Planning Assn., Feb.-Sept.
1942 ; economist in Costa Rica 1942-43, asst. dir. of
div. 1943-46, Treas. Dept. ; tech. adviser, 1st Inter-Am.
Demographic Cong., Mexico City, 1943, United Na-
tions Monetary and Financial Conf., Bretton Woods,
N. H., 1944, to U. S. del., Inter-Am. Conf. on Problems
of War and Peace, Mexico City, 1945, United Nations
Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; chief econo-
mist, Export-Import Bank, 1946 ; app. dir., Office of
Financial and Development Policy, Dept. of State, P-8,
Aug. 12, 1946 ; married. — OFD.
Nester, Alfred Tyrrell. — b. Geneva, N.Y., July 19,
1898 ; Lawrenceville Sch. ; Hobart Coll. 1918 ; ambu-
lance driver with Norton-Harjes Ambulance Corps In
France 1917 ; with Am. Red Cross 1918 ; app. v. c. at
Naples Nov. 22, 1919; v. c. of career of class
three May 26, 1922 ; v. c. at Naples June 23, 1922 ; at
Havre Mar. 30, 1923 ; class two Nov. 23, 1923 ; v.c. at
Christiania (Oslo) June 18, 1924; For. Ser. officer
unclass. July 1, 1924 ; class eight and cons. Dec. 17,
1925 ; cons, at Naples Mar. 18, 1926 ; class seven Oct.
16, 1929; at Cardiff Apr. 30, 1930; class six July 1.
1931 ; cons, at Tunis Nov. 18, 1931 ; at Palermo Apr.
19, 1933 ; class five Oct. 1, 1935 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Dec. 1, 1937 ; class four June 16, 1938 ; cons, at Guaya-
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quil Sept. 8, 1938 ; cons. gen. July 17, 1941 ; cons. gen.
at Guayaquil July 24, 1941 ; class three Aug. 16, 1941 ;
1st sec. at Quito Aug. 14, 1942 ; couns. of emb. at
Quito Dec. 24, 1942 ; to the Dept. June 8, 1943 ; couns.
of emb., office of chief civil affairs officer, at Algiers
June 28, 1943-June 23, 1944 ; class two Nov. 16, 1943 ;
also cons. gen. at Palermo Jan. 5, 1944 ; class one
Dec. 17, 1945 ; to the Dept. as For. Ser. insp. Dec. 17,
1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class one Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Neuland, Paul Anthony.— b. Washington, D. C, Dec. 6, 1909;
Gonzaga High Sch. grad.; Boston Coll., A. B. 1933, M. A. 1934;
Weston Coll., Ph. L. 1934; Georgetown Sch. of For. Ser. 1940-41;
U. of Innsbruck, Austria, summers 1936-39; U. of Poitiers,
France, summer 1938; prof., St. Joseph's Coll., 1934-35, George-
town, 193.5-36; linguistic consultant, Federal Bu. of Investigation,
1939-41; U. S. Army 1941-46, It. col., overseas service; asst. to
deputy U.S. chief of counsel, Nurnberg, 1945-16; app. asst. intel-
ligence program adviser, P-7, in the Dept. of State July 1, 1946.
Newbegin, Robert. — b. Bangor, Me., Feb. 5, 1905 ;
Rivers Sch. grad. ; U. of Grenoble, summer 1925 ; Yale,
B.A. 1927 ; Harvard Law Sch. 1927-29 ; app. For. Ser.
officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the Dlplo.
Ser. Apr. 15, 1930; v. c. at Berlin Apr. 29, 1930;
For. Ser. Sch. Feb. 11, 1931 ; v. c. at Montevideo June
20, 1931 ; 3d sec. at Mexico City Apr. 10, 1933 ; class
eight Apr. 1, 1937 ; cons. Apr. 22, 1937 ; cons, at Istan-
bul and 3d sec. at Istanbul (Ankara) June 18, 1938;
class seven Apr. 1, 1939 ; 2d sec. at Ankara June 20,
1939 ; to the Dept. Sept. 26, 1942 ; 2d sec. and cons, at
Ciudad Trujillo Dec. 11, 1942 ; 1st sec. at Ciudad,
Trujillo in addition to duties as cons. Dec. 2, 1944 ;
to the Dept. Mar. 10, 1945 ; class six May 16, 1945 ;
asst. chief, Div. of Caribbean and Central Am. Affairs,
July 24, 1945 ; class five May 19, 1946 ; act. chief, Div.
of Central Am. and Panama Affairs, Sept. 25, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; chief, Div.
of Central Am. and Panama Affairs, Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married. — CPA.
Newell, Hugo Victor. — b. Pierre, S.Dak., July 17,
1905 ; Am. Sch., Tampico, Mexico ; Culver Mil. Acad. ;
Knox Coll. 1925-26 ; U. of 111. 1926-27 ; bookkeeper
and sec. for auto company, Tampico, 1927-30 ; app.
elk. in Am. consulate at Tampico Feb. 1, 1930 ; in dist.
acct. and disbursing office at Mexico City Jan. 30,
1939 ; asst. dist. acct. and disbursing officer at Mexico
City May 16, 1941 ; elk in Am. emb. at Rio de Janeiro
1941 ; at Asunci6n June 4, 1943 ; at Naples Feb. 24,
1945 ; v.c. and special disbursing agt., office of U.S. po-
litical adviser on Austrian affairs. Supreme Head-
quarters, A.E.F., June 14, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer
of class ten Nov. 13, 1946.
Newkirk, Meigs Erastus. — b. Duplin Co., N.C., July
28, 1900 ; Emerson Inst. grad. ; U. of Md. 1924 ; mes-
•enger. Govt. Printing Office, 1917-18 ; U. S. Army 1918-
19 ; salesman and agt. 1920-23 ; app. elk. at $1,320 in
the Dept. of State Aug. 10, 1925 ; at $1,500 Mar. 1,
1927 ; at $1,620 July 1, 1928 ; at $1,740 July 1, 1930 ;
at $1,800 July 27, 1931 ; at $2,000 Apr. 16, 1936 ; at
$2,300 Aug. 16, 1936 ; representative of the Dept., Pa-
cific Int. Exposition, San Diego, 1936 ; at $2,400 Apr.
16, 1939 ; chief of transportation section, Div. of Ac-
counts, at $2,600 May 16, 1940; divisional asst. at
$3,200 Oct. 16, 1940; at $3,800 (P-4) Dec. 16, 1941;
asst. transportation officer, United Nations Conf. on
Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; personnel technician,
CAF-11, Apr. 16, 1946 ; married. — FP.
Newman, David K. — b. St. Louis, Mo., Aug. 4, 1913 ;
schs. in U.S., P.I., and China ; Chinese tutors at Peiping
3 yrs. ; Hill Sch. ; Royal U. of Siena, Italy, diploma di
profit to 1934 ; U. of Mo., A.B. 1935 ; Sorbonne, summer
1936 ; teacher of French 1936 ; sec. in insur. company
1937 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Leopoldville Aug. 13,
1938 ; v.c. at Leopoldville and for Fr. Equatorial Africa
May 7, 1940; also Cameroons (Fr. Mandate) Aug. 7,
1940 ; elk. at Cairo Oct. 8, 1941 ; v.c. at Port Said, temp.,
Nov. 17, 1941 ; at Alexandria, temp., Dec. 27, 1941 ; at
Port Said (detailed to Suez) May 19, 1942 ; at Asmara,
temp., July 15, 1942 ; elk. at Algiers Sept. 18, 1942 ;
elk. at Oran May 9, 1943 ; v.c. at Oran June 9, 1943 ;
v.c. and admin, asst. at Shanghai Sept. 10, 1945 ; at
Tientsin June 25, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Tientsin Nov. 13, 194B-
Newsham, Richard Allen. — b. Pomona, Calif., Aug. 8, 1915;
Eagle Rock High Sch. (Los Angeles) grad.; U. of Calif., A. B.
1939, M. A. 1942; teaching asst., U. of Calif., 1941-42; cartographer,
Office of Strategic Services, 1942-45; cartographer, Quebec Conf.,
1943; transferred to the Dept. of State as cartographer, P-4,
Oct. 1, 1945; P-5 Aug. 11, 1946; married.— MI.
Newton, Elmer. — app. admin, officer in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Canton July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Re-
serve officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; public affairs
officer at Canton Nov. 13, 1946. *
Niccloy, William Frederick. — b. Brockport, N.T.,
Mar. 8, 1908 ; LeRoy High Sch. grad. ; U. of Rochester,
B.A. 1930 ; Nazareth Coll., extension work 1935 ; grad.
work, Harvard U. 1936, N.Y.U. 1937-38, Georgetown
U. Law Sch. 1943- ; teacher in high sch. 1931-39 ; app.
elk. in the For. Ser. Nov. 1, 1939 ; at Tokyo Jan. 4,
1940-Dec. 7, 1941 ; to the Dept. June 3, 1942 ; app.
head of rental and leases unit, Contracts and Leases
Section, Div. of For. Ser. Admin., Dept. of State, at
$2,600 Aug. 16, 1944; at $2,980 July 1, 1945; rental
and leases officer at $3,640 (CAF-9) Sept. 18. 1945;
asst. chief of property leasing and management branch,
Div. of For. Bldgs. Operations, CAF-11, Sept. 8, 1946. —
FBO.
Niccoll, Frank Charles. — b. Trinidad, Colo., Nov. 19,
1892 ; Sacred Heart Coll. (Denver) grad. ; Denver
U. 1% yrs.; Denver Law Sch. 3 yrs.; law elk. 1 yr. ;
U. S. Army 1918-19 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at
Milan Oct. 1, 1919; v. c. at Milan Jan. 19, 1929;
at Niagara Falls Dec. 6, 1940 ; at Florence Nov. 15,
1944 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eleven Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Nichol, Henry Ferris. — b. Charleston, S. C, Jan. 21,
1911; New Hanover (Wilmington, N.C.) High Sch.
grad. ; Davidson Coll., A.B. 1933 ; Georgetown U. Law
Sch. 1936-37 ; elk., Home Owners' Loan Corp., 1934-
37 ; admin, asst.. Farm Security Admin., 1937-46 ;
U. S. Navy 1942-45, It. comdr., overseas service ; app.
divisional asst., P-5, in the Dept. of State Nov. 18,
1946 ; sec., U. S. del., 6th sess. of United Nations Re-
lief and Rehabilitation Council, Washington, 1946 ;
married. — IC.
BIOGRAPHIES
355
Nicholas, Ashley Johnson. — b. Sonora, Ky., Feb. 28,
1900 ; Hodgenville High Sch. grad. ; U. of Ky. 1918 ;
Columbus U., LL.B. 1925 ; Washington Coll. of Law,
LL.M. 1927; American U. 1928-29; mem. of bar of
D.C. ; U. S. Army 1918; elk., War Dept, 1919-27;
app. law elk. at $1,860 in the Dept. of State July 11,
1927 ; at $2,000 July 1, 1928 ; tech. asst. at $2, GOO Feb.
1, 1929 ; at $2,800 July 1, 1930 : supervisor of fraud
section. Passport Div., Aug. 1, 1931 ; tech. asst. (legal)
at $3,200 Dec. 17, 1937; at $3,300 Apr. 16, 1939;
special asst. to U. S. Attorney for So. Dist. of N. Y.
to assist in prosecution of special cases Oct. 19, 1939- ;
at $3,500 May 16, 1940 ; at $3,600 Jan. 1, 1942 ; atty.,
Bd. of Review, at $4,600 (P-5) Jan. 16, 1942; asst.
chief. Passport Div., P-6, Feb. 24, 1946 ; married. — PD.
Nicholl, Helen R.— b. New York, N.Y. ; Mt. Vernon
High Sch. grad. ; Barnard Coll., B.A. 1936 ; U. of Gre-
noble, France, 1936-37 ; Sch. of Int. Studies, Geneva ;
Mt. Holyoke Coll., M.A. 1939 ; research asst., Yale Inst,
of Int. Studies, 1941-44 ; app. public-opinion analyst at
$3,200 in the Dept. of State Feb. 21, 1945 ; For. Ser.
officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Apr. 27, 1946 ; to the Dept. June 6, 1946 ; v.c. at
Calcutta June 26, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six
Nov. 13, 1946.
Nichols, Calvin Johnson.— b. Seattle, Wash., Dec. 3, 1907;
Vaughn Union High Sch. grad.; Wash. State Normal Sch.
Normal Diploma 1926; U. of Wash., A. B. 1932; Harvard, Ed,
M. 1934; teacher in public sens. 1926-32; investigator, U. S
Senate Special Comm. for Investigation of the Munitions Indus
try, 1934-36; field representative, State of Washington Educa
tional Assn., 1936-37; staff asst. to dir. 1937-39, personnel officer
1939-42, Wash. State Dept. of Social Security; chief of employ
ment section, Treas. Dept., 1942; act. chief of div., econ. analyst
and for. requirements officer, For. Econ. Admin., 1942-44
U. S. Army 1944-45; app. exec, officer, Office of Special Political
Affairs, Dept. of State, CAF-13, Nov. 5, 1945; CAF-14 Aug. 25,
1946— SPA.
Nichols, Clarence Williamson. — b. West Point, Ga.,
July 20, 1909 ; Phillips High Sch. (Birmingham, Ala.)
grad. : Northwestern, B.A. 1930 ; investment analyst
1930-34, research economist 1934—40 for investment
corps. ; head of copper and brass price section 1941-
42, regional price exec. 1942-45, Office of Price Ad-
min. ; app. asst. chief, Commodities Div., Dept. of
State, at $6,750 (P-7) Aug. 13, 1945, Int. Resources
Div. Nov. 1, 1945 ; adviser, U.S. del., Int. Wool Talks,
London, 1946 ; married. — IR.
Nichols, Donald H. — b. Clovis, N. Mex., Jan. 11, 1913 ;
Clovis High Sch. grad. ; business sch. ; U. of N. Mex.
1932-33 ; stenog. 1934 ; elk., stenog., and sec., Public
Works Admin., 1934-36 ; app. elk. in Am. leg. at
Bogota May 18, 1936 ; at Moscow Dec. 31, 1936 ; v.c.
at Moscow Nov. 3, 1938 ; at Vladivostok Dec. 23, 1940 ;
elk. at Cairo Jan. 16, 1943 ; at Addis Ababa, temp.,
Oct. 20, 1943 ; v.c. at Addis Ababa Nov. 29, 1943 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class eleven Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Nicholson, Frank James. — b. New York, N. Y., Jan.
17, 1915 ; Manual Training High Sch. grad. ; Bucknell,
A.B. 1938, grad. work 1938 ; merchandise buyer for
dept. store 1939-41 ; U.S. Army 1941-46, 1st It., over-
seas service ; transferred to the Dept. of State as
special consultant, CAF-13, Oct. 20, 1945. — OFLC.
Nickels, Horace Jacobs. — b. Minneapolis, Minn., June
25, 1905 ; Blake Sch. grad. ; Carleton Coll., A.B. 1927 ;
Columbia, A.M. 1929; Harvard, 1928, 1930; U. of
Chicago, grad. work 1930-33 ; fellow, Inst, of Int. Ed-
ucation and the Deutscher Akademischer Austauseh-
dienst, U. of Munich, 1933-34 ; instr., Colgate U., 1935-
37 ; resident adviser and instr., George Williams Coll.,
1937-40 ; visiting prof., Howard U., 1941-45 ; app.
asst. to country specialist at $4,300 (P-4) in the Dept.
of State July 16, 1945 ; married. — SE.
Niederjohn, James Arlington. — b. Stoneham, Colo.,
Feb. 11, 1920; Laramie (Wyo.) High Sch. grad.;
U. of Wyo., B.A. 1941 ; U. of Minn. 1941-42 ; teach-
ing asst. in mathematics, U. of Minn., 1941—42 ;
jr. econ. statistician, War Production Bd., 1942—43 ;
jr. statistician, U. S. Weather Bu., 1943-44 ; app.
v.c. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the
Dept. Aug. 1, 1944 ; furlough for mil. ser. (U. S.
Navy) Oct. 7, 1944-July 15, 1946; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Niehoff, Richard O. — app. public affairs officer in the
For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Bombay Nov. 12,
1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class three Nov.
13, 1946.
Nielsen, Orsen Norman. — b. Beloit, Wis., Sept. 22,
1892; Beloit High Sch. grad.; U. of Wis. 2y2 yrs. ;
U. of Berlin 1921-22 ; newspaper work in U. S. and
Canada 1914-16 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate gen. at
Moscow Dec. 28, 1916 ; v.c. at Moscow Mar. 15, 1918 ;
at Stockholm Sept. 14, 1918 ; v.c. of career of class
three Sept. 27, 1919 ; v.c. at Stockholm Dec. 12, 1919 ;
class two May 24, 1920 ; detailed to office of Am. commr.
at Berlin Mar. 18, 1921 ; v.c. at Berlin Nov. 15, 1921 ;
class one Nov. 17, 1921 ; cons, of class seven June 22,
1922 ; class six June 3, 1924 ; For. Ser. officer of class
seven July 1, 1924; detailed to Dublin July 12, 1924;
cons, at Teheran Mar. 9, 1926; class six June 8, 1927;
to the Dept. May 29, 1928 ; class five Dec. 19, 1929 ; sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. June 1, 1932 ; 2d sec. at Warsaw
June 11, 1932 ; class four and 1st sec. Oct. 1, 1935 ;
to the Dept. Oct. 2, 1936 ; asst. chief, Div. of Eastern
European Affairs, Oct. 26, 1936; asst. chief, Div. of
European Affairs, June 16, 1937 ; class three June 16,
1938; cons. gen. Sept. 16, 1938; For. Ser. officer at
Munich Sept. 19, 1938 ; cons. gen. at Munich Sept. 26,
1938 ; 1st sec. at Berlin June 2, 1941 ; to the Dept.
Oct. 20, 1941 ; class two Feb. 1, 1942 ; mem., Comm.
on Neutral Trade of the Bd. of Econ. Warfare, 1942- ;
asst. chief, Blockade and Supply Div., Sept. 1, 1943-
Jan. 14, 1944 ; adviser, Eastern Hemisphere Div., July
8, 1944 ; class one July 16, 1944 ; adviser, War Areas
Econ. Div., Oct. 16, 1944 ; couns. of emb. and cons,
gen. near the Govt, of Norway established in England
Oct. 11, 1944 ; at Oslo May 9, 1945 ; cons. gen. at Berlin
Apr. 8, 1946 (canceled) ; at Sydney Aug. 1, 1946 ; For.
Ser. officer of class one Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Nielsen, Waldemar August.— b. Greensburg, Pa., Mar. 27,
1917; Pershing (Detroit) High Sch. grad.; U. of Mo., A. B. 1939,
M. A. 1940; U. of Wis. 1940-41; asst. chief of div., Dept. of Agri.,
1941-44; U. S. Navy 1944-46, It. (jg); app. public-opinion analyst.
CAF-12, in the Dept. of State July 1, 1946; married.— PL.
Nitze, Paul Henry.— b. Amherst, Mass., Jan. 16, 1907; Hotch-
kiss Sch. grad.; Harvard, A. B. 1928; grad. work 1937-38; v. pres.
356
REGISTER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 1946
of investment bankers firm 1928-41; financial dir., Office of the
Coordinator of Inter-Am. Affairs, 1941-42; chief of branch, Bd.
of Econ. Warfare, 1942-43; chief of branch, For. Econ. Admin.,
1943-44; vice chm., U. S. Strategic Bombing Survey, 1944-46;
app. deputy dir., Office of Int. Trade Policy, Dept. of State,
P-8, Sept. 13, 1946; married.— ITP.
Noble, George Bernard.— b. Leesburg, Fla., July 11, 1892;
Arcadia High Sch. grad.; Oxford, B. A. 1915, M. A.; Columbia,
Ph.D. 1935; U. S. Army 1917-19, 1st It., overseas service; asst. in
current intelligence div., U. S. del., Am. Commn. to Negotiate
Peace, Paris, 1919; prof, of pol. sci., Reed Coll., 1922-43; chm.,
12th Regional War Labor Bd., 1943-45; app. asst. chief, Div. of
Research and Publication, Dept. of State, P-7, Mar. 4, 1946;
act. chief, Div. of Historical Policy Research, Sept. 16, 1946;
married. — RE.
Nolan, Charles P. — b. Chelsea, Mass., Nov. 22, 1909 ;
Bostou Coll. High Sch. grad. ; Boston Coll., A.B. 1931 ;
Georgetown, M.S. (For. Ser.) 1933; economist, Bu. of
Labor Statistics, 1934-35 ; research analyst, Works
Progress Admin., 1936-38 ; industrial economist, Wage
and Hour Div., 1938-41 ; instr. in econ., Columbus U.,
1940- ; app. divisional asst. at $3,200 in the Dept. of
State Nov. 3, 1941 ; at $4,600 Apr. 1, 1942 ; at $5,600
Oct. 1, 1942 ; liaison officer on all export and import
ocean-shipping and air-freight transportation matters
-with War Production Bd. and For. Econ. Admin. 1942-
45, with War Shipping Admin. 1942-, and with Civil-
ian Production Admin, and Dept. of Com. 1945- ; rep-
resentative of the Dept. of State on interdept. shipping
coinms. 1942- ; detailed to Am. emb., Buenos Aires
Oct.-Dec. 1942 ; at $5,800 Apr. 1, 1945 ; asst. adviser,
Commodities Div., at $6,500 (P-7) May 1, 1945; Div.
of Int. Resources Nov. 1, 1945 ; married. — IR.
Nolan, louis Clinton.— b. Senoia, Ga., Dec. 28, 1904; Senoia
High Sch. grad.; Emory U., Ph. B. 1926; grad. work, IT. of S. O.
1926-27, U. of Chicago 1929-30; Duke, Ph. D. 1935; information
specialist, Dept. of Agri., 1934-39; assoc. editor on agp. publica-
tion 1939-41; econ. analyst 1941-43, chief of Div. of For. Informa-
tion 1943-46, Dept. of Agri.; app. asst. agri. att. in the For. Ser.
Auxiliary and assigned at Habana Jan. 17, 1946; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946; married.
Nolan, Thomas F. — b. Manawa. Wis., Aug. 17, 1911 ;
St. Norbert Acad. grad. ; U. of Wis., B.S. 1934 ; U. of
So. Calif., M.A. 1941 ; U. of Zurich 1939 ; instr. of social
science in high sch. 1934-41 ; instr. of social and natu-
ral sciences, Colegio Americano de Quito, 1942 ; app. jr.
econ. analyst at Montevideo Sept. 10, 1942 ; at Nairobi
Aug. 12, 1943 ; furlough for mil. ser. Jan. 29, 1944-
Sept. 13, 1946 ; v.c. and admin, asst. at Tijuana Oct.
25, 1946; at Valparaiso Oct. 29, 1946; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Nov. 13 1946 ; v.c. at Valparaiso
Nov. 13, 1946.
Nolting, Frederick Ernest, Jr. — b. Richmond, Va., Aug. 24,
1911; St. Christopher's Sch. grad., U. of Va., B. A. 1933, M. A.
1940, Ph. D. 1942; Harvard, M. A. 1941; U. of Vienna, 1929-30;
asst. treas. of investment firm 1934-39; lecturing fellowship in
philosophy, TJ. of Va., 1941-42; U. S. Navy 1942-46, It. comdr.,
overseas service; app. divisional asst., P-5, in the Dept. of State
Mar. 15, 1946; country specialist June 30, 1946; married. — NOE.
Noon, John Alfred. — b. Tower City, Pa., Oct. 6, 1910 ;
Parkesburg High Sch. grad. ; TJ. of Pa., B.S. 1931,
M.A. 1933 ; Columbia, Ph.D. 1942 ; research assoc,
TJ. of Pa. Museum, 1942-46 ; lecturer, Temple TJ.,
1945-46 ; mem. of staff, Int. Labor Office, 1946 ; app.
research analyst, P-4, in the Dept. of State Oct. 7,
1946 ; act. asst. chief of African branch Oct. 8, 1946 ;
married. — DRN.
Nordbeck, Theodore M. — b. Everett, Mass., May 31,
1912 ; Newton High Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A.B. 1935 ;
Columbia U., grad. work 1940 ; branch librarian 1935-
37 ; research asst. 1937-38, asst. 1938-40, Harvard
Coll. Library ; TJ. S. Army 1941-46, It. col., overseas
service ; app. act. asst. chief, Div. of Intelligence
Acquisition and Distribution, Dept. of State, P-5,
June 6, 1946, Acquisition and Distribution Div. July
1, 1946 ; married. — IAD.
Norden, Carl F. — b. New York, N.Y., Jan. 22, 1908 ;
Dartmouth, A.B. 1929; Harvard, M.A. 1938; employed
by bank, in U.S. 1929-30, in Paris 1930-34, in London
1934-35 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 6, 1938 ; v.c. at Berlin
July 18, 1938; For. Ser. Sch. June 9, 1939; v.c. at
Prague Feb. 8, 1940 ; at Paramaribo Dec. 3, 1940 ; class
eight July 16, 1943; For. Ser. officer, office of TJ. S.
political adviser, staff of Supreme Allied Commander,
Mediterranean theater, Mar. 23, 1944 ; to the Dept.
Aug. 29, 1944 (canceled) ; special asst. on del. liaison,
United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco,
1945 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Habana July 10, 1945 ; class
seven Aug. 13, 1945 ; 2d sec. at Habana in addition
to duties as v.c. Nov. 13, 1945 : For. Ser. officer of class
five Nov. 13, 1946.
Norgren, Paul Herbert. — b. Worcester, Mass., Oct. 27,
1903 ; High Sch. of Com. grad. ; Worcester Polytech.
Inst., B.S. 1927; Harvard, M.A. 1937, Ph.D. 1940;
electrical engineer with private companies 1927-35 ;
asst. prof, of econ., govt., and business, Worcester
Polytech. Inst., 1937-41 ; chief of industry consultant
branch. Office of Production Management 1941—42,
War Production Bd., 1942^4 ; v. chm. of war shipping
panel, Nat. War Labor Bd., 1944-45 ; app. att. in the
For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Ottawa Dec. 28,
1944 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class three Nov. 13,
1946 ; labor att. at Ottawa Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
North, Oliver B. — b. New Haven, Conn., July 24,
1885 ; Hopkins Prep. Sch. grad. ; Yale, B.A. 19C8 ; in
business in Canada and Cuba ; in sales and foundry
work 1908-25 ; app. asst. trade commr. at Ottawa July
16, 1926; asst. cml. att. at Ottawa May 31, 1927;
trade commr. at Toronto July 16, 1928 ; asst. cml.
att. at Ottawa Nov. 16, 1928 ; For. Ser. officer of class
five July 1, 1939 ; cons, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov.
16, 1939; class four July 16, 1944; For. Ser. officer of
class three Nov. 13, 1946.
Nortman, P. Bernard.— b. New York, N. Y., Oct. 8, 1912;
Morris High Sch. grad.; Coll. of City of N. Y., B. S. S. 1934;
Columbia, M. A. 1935, grad. work 1937-38; research asst., Social
Science Research Council, 1935-36; economist, New York City
govt., 1936; statistician, Nat. Research Project, 1936-37; dir. of
research, Anthracite Coal Industry Commn. of Pa., Mar.-Sept.
1937; econ. adviser, N. Y. Dept. of Investigation, 1939-42; research
asst., Nat. Bu. of Econ. Research, 1939-42; instr. in econ.,
Columbia U., 1939-42; sr. business analyst, Office of Price Ad-
min., Feb.-Dec. 1942: sr. statistician, War Dept., 1942-43;
BIOGRAPHIES
357
economist, War Production Bd., 1943-45; chief of section, For.
Econ. Admin., 1945; transferred to the Dept. of State as econo-
mist, P-6, Oct. 20, 1945; married.— ED.
Norton, Garrison.— b. Chicago, 111., Oct. 8, 1900; Groton Sch.
grad.; Harvard, B. A. 1919; mem. of staff and partner in account-
ing firm 1923-40; deputy gen. mgr., Home Owners' Loan Corp.,
1934; asst. chm., Civil Aeronautics Authority, 1938; U. S. Navy
1940-45, capt., overseas service; app. deputy dir., Office of Trans-
port and Communications Policy, Dept. of State, P-8, Nov. 1,
1945; mem. of U. S. del., Civil Aviation Conf., Bermuda, 1946;
attended Civil Aviation Conf., Paris, 1946; U. S. del., 1st annual
assembly, Provisional Int. Civil Aviation Org., Montreal, 1946;
dir., Office of Transport and Communications, July 28, 1946;
U. S. representative, Discussion of Int. Air Transport Policy,
London, 1946; married.— TRC.
Norweb, R. Henry. — b. Nottingham, England, May
31, 1S94 ; Am. citizen ; Harvard, A.B. 1916 ; in Am.
emb., Paris, 1916-17 ; app. sec. of emb. or leg. of class
four Mar. 16. 1917 ; assigned to Faris Mar. 17, 1917 ;
class three Aug. 23, 1917 ; to the Dept. May 26, 1921 ;
class two Mar. 26, 1922 ; assigned to Tokyo Aug. 11,
1923 ; For. Ser. officer of class four July 1, 1924 ; 1st
sec. at The Hague May 1, 1925 ; class three Aug. 31,
1925 ; 1st sec. at Santiago, Chile, July 25, 1929 ; Int.
Radio Conf., The Hague, 1929 ; to the Dept. Dec. 31,
1929 ; class two May 9, 1930 ; couns. of emb. at San-
tiago, Chile, May 26, 1930 ; at Mexico City Nov. 3, 1933 ;
couns. to Am. del., 7th Int. Conf. of Am. States, Monte-
video, 1933; class one Oct. 1, 1935; E. E. and M. P.
to Bolivia Apr. 25, 1936 ; special adviser, Inter-Am.
Conf. for Maintenance of Peace, Buenos Aires, 1936 ;
E. E. and M. P. to the Dominican Republic Apr. 22,
1937;<del., 1st Inter-Am. Radio Conf., Habana, 1937;
del., 8th Int. Conf. of Am. States, Lima, 1938 ; del.,
2d Inter -Am. Radio Conf., Santiago, 1940 ; A. E. and P.
to Peru Jan. 12, 1940; chm., U.S. del., 3d Gen. As-
sembly, Pan Am. Inst, of Geography and Hist., Lima.
1941 ; mem., Comm. To Aid the Nat. Library of Peru
and the Geog. Society of Lima, 1943 ; E.E. and M.P. to
Portugal with the personal rank of amb. Nov. 15, 1943 ;
A.E. and P. to Portugal May 4, 1944 ; to Panama Feb.
9, 1945 ; to Cuba May 22, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class
of career minister Nov. 14, 1946 ; married.
Nostrand, Howard Lee. — b. New York, N.Y., Nov. 16.
1910 ; Jamaica High Sch. grad. ; Amherst Coll., B.A.
1932; Harvard, A.M. 1933; U. of Paris, docteur de
l'Universite 1934; instr., U. of Buffalo 1934-36, U.S.
Naval Acad. 1936-38 ; asst. prof., Brown U., 1938-39 ;
prof, and exec, officer of Dept. of Romance Languages,
U. of Wash. 1939- ; app. cultural-relations att. in the
For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Lima Nov. 4, 1944 ;
cultural officer at Lima July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve
officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Notter, Harley A. — b. Sebewaing, Mich., Jan. 5,
1903; Lincoln High Sch. (Tacoma, Wash.) grad.; Coll.
of Puget Sound, A.B. 1925 ; Stanford, M.A. 1927, Ph.D.
1937 ; asst. in hist., Stanford U., 1926-27 ; principal
of high sch. 1927-30 ; gen. supervisor of teacher train-
ing, U. of Oreg., 1928-30 ; instr., Stanford U., 1931-35 ;
writing asst. 1935-37 ; lecturer on U. S. diplomacy,
Smith Coll., 1936 ; asst. prof., Western Reserve U.,
summer 1939 ; author ; app. research assoc. at $3,200
in the Dept. of State Feb. 19, 1937 ; divisional asst.
at $3,800 Aug. 8, 1938 ; sec, 8th Am. Scientific Cong.,
Washington, 1940; at $4,600 Aug. 1, 1940; at $5,600
May 19, 1941 ; asst. chief, Div. of Special Research,
Mar. 17, 1942; at $6,500 June 1, 1942; exec, sec,
Advisory Comm. on Post- War For. Policy, 1942-44 ;
chief, Div. of Political Studies, and mem., Comm. on
Special Studies, Jan. 1, 1943-Jan. 15, 1944 ; at $8,000
(P-8) Feb. 1, 1943 ; chief, Div. of Int. Security and
Org., Jan. 15, 1944 ; mem., Comm. on Post-War Pro-
grams, 1944 ; gen. adviser, U. S. group, Dumbarton
Oaks Conversations on Int. Org., Washington, 1944 ;
adviser, Office of Special Political Affairs, Nov. 1,
1944 ; tech. officer, U. S. del., Inter-Am. Conf. on Prob-
lems of War and Peace, Mexico City, 1945 ; adviser,
U. S. del., United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San
Francisco, 1945 ; adviser on gen. problems, U. S. del.,
1st part of 1st sess. of the Gen. Assembly, United
Nations, London, 1946 ; married. — SPA.
Noun, Theodore Perry.— b. Syracuse, N. Y., Nov. 15, 1911;
West (Rochester) High Sch. grad.; U. of Rochester 1930-33;
Franklin and Marshall Coll. 1933-34; George Washington U. 1940;
U. of Panama, 1935; reporter, columnist on newspapers 1930-35;
editor on newspapers in Panama and Buenos Aires 1935-37;
reporter, managing editor, news editor, and correspondent for
newspapers, press associations, and broadcasting companies
1937-42; news editor, Office of Inter-Am. Affairs, 1942-45;
correspondent for Argentine newspapers, Pan Am. Peace Conf.,
Buenos Aires, 1936; correspondent, Conf. of Inter-Am. Health
Ministers, Washington, 1945; transferred to the Dept. of State
as news editor, CAF-12, Aug. 31, 1945; editor July 28, 1946.— INP.
Novotny, Frank. — b. Prague, Czechoslovakia, Dec. 23,
1894 ; naturalized ; U. S. Army, overseas service ; app.
elk. in Am. consulate at Prague May 1, 1922 ; inter-
preter, Dept. of State, Aug. 1, 1942 ; admin, asst.
in the For. Ser. and assigned at Praha July 2, 1945 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Noyes, Charles Phelps. — b. St. Paul, Minn., Feb. 18,
1911; St. Paul Acad, grad.; Yale, B.A. 1933, LL.D.
1936 ; mem. of bar of N.Y. ; lawyer 1936-41 ; with
For. Econ. Admin. 1941-45 ; app. asst. to the sec. of
state at $S,000 (P-8) Mar. 5, 1945 ; asst. to chm., U.S.
del.. United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco,
1945 ; transferred to United Nations July 1, 1945 ;
special asst. to U.S. representative, U.S. del., 1st part
of 1st sess. of the Gen. Assembly, United Nations,
London, 1946 ; married.
Noyes, Guy Emerson. — b. Columbia, Mo., Dec. 27, 1913;
University High Sch. grad.; U. of Mo., A. B. 1934; Yale 1935-40;
instr. in econ., Yale, 1937-41; economist, Office of Price Admin.,
1941-42; U. S. Army 1942-46, It. col., overseas service; app. chief
of econ. research and statistics section, Office of For. Liquidation,
P-7, Feb. 11, 1946; dir. of Planning Div., P-8, Sept. 8, 1946;
married.— OFLC.
Nuermberger, Gustave A. — b. Buffalo, N.Y., Apr. 26,
1907 ; Masten Park High Sch. grad. ; U. of Buffalo, A.B.
1930 ; Duke, M.A. 1932, Ph.D. 1935 ; U. of Calif., cert,
in librarianship 1939 ; chief of reference dept. of library,
Duke U., 1935-43 ; app. research asst. at $3,200 in the
Dept. of State July 7, 1943; at $3,S00 (P-4) Aug. 1,
1944 ; married.— RE.
Nufer, Albert F. — b. New York, N.Y., Oct. 21, 1894 ;
Buurmann's Inst., Bremen, Germany ; business sch. in
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Germany ; English corr. in Germany 1910 ; elk. in Am.
consulates at Bremen and Barmen 1910-16 ; v. c. at
Erfurt 1916-17 ; at Cienfuegos 1917-19 ; partner and
exec, in business firms in Cienfuegos 1919-28 ; app.
trade commr. at Mexico City July 11, 1928 ; asst. cml.
att. at Mexico City Nov. 27, 1928; at Habana Feb. 4,
1930 ; cml. att. at Habana June 23, 1932 ; in Bu. of For.
and Dom. Com. 1934-35; cml. att. at Madrid Feb. 26,
1935 ; at Habana Sept. 23, 1937 ; For. Ser. officer of class
four July 1, 1939; cons, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov.
16, 1939 ; class three Aug. 16, 1941 ; couns. of emb. for
econ. affairs at Habana Nov. 5, 1942 ; class two Nov.
16, 1943 ; class one Dec. 17, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of
class one Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Nugent, Julian L., Jr. — b. St. Louis, Mo., Oct. 22,
1915 ; Lawrenceville Sen. grad. ; Princeton, B.A. 1937 ;
Georgetown Sen. of For. Ser. 1937 ; app. For. Ser.
officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; v. c. at Mexico City Jan. 2, 1940 ;
For. Ser. Sen. Jan. 23, 1941 ; v.c. at Puerto Cortes
June 2, 1941 ; class eight Nov. 16, 1943 ; v.c. at Val-
paraiso Jan. 14, 1944; 3d sec. and v. c. at Santiago
Feb. 10, 1943 ; class seven Aug. 13, 1945 ; 2d sec.
at Santiago in addition to duties as v.c. Nov. 14, 1945 ;
For. Ser. officer of class live Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Nutter, Dale D. — b. Mt. Nebo, W. Va., July 22, 1908 ;
Nicholas Co. High Sch. grad. ; business sch. ; W. Va.
Normal Sch. 1926 ; Southeastern U. 1929-30 ; elk. in
oil heating firm 1927 ; audit elk. in railroad company
1927-35 ; admin, asst., Work Projects Admin., 1935-
43 ; asst. budget chief, Office of Inter-Am. Affairs,
1943-45; transferred to the Dept. of State as budget
officer. CAF-11, Aug. 31, 1945 ; married. — DB.
Nyhus, Paul O. — b. Chippewa Falls, Wis., Apr. 18,
1894 ; Chippewa Falls High Sch. grad. ; U. of Wis., B.S.
1923 ; U. S. Army 1918-19 ; 2d It. O.R.C. ; county agri.
agt., Wis., 1919-20 ; mgr. farm dept. of bank 1920-22 ;
agri. statistician, Bu. of Agri. Economics, Dept. of Agri.,
1922-26 ; agri. commr. at Shanghai 1926-31 ; at Dept.
of Agri. in Washington 1931-34 ; app. agri. att. at
Buenos Aires July 28. 1934 ; adviser, Pan Am. Cml.
Conf., Buenos Aires 1935, and 8th Int. Conf. of Am.
States, Lima 1938 ; For. Ser. officer of class four July
1, 1939 ; cons, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ;
class three Feb. 1, 1942 ; class two July 16, 1944 ; agri.
att. at London May 5, 1945 ; adviser, U. S. del., Int.
Wool Talks, London, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
two Nov. 13, 1946.
Nyren, Albert Vincent. — b. Boston, Mass., Nov. 29, 1919;
Roslindale High Sch. grad.; Boston Coll., B. S. 1941; mgr. trainee
with retail merchandising company 1941, 1945-46; U. S. Army
1941-45, 1st It., overseas service; app. For. Ser. officer unclass.,
v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 25, 1946; to the
Dept. Sept. 10, 1946; 3d sec. and v. c. at La Paz Oct. 22, 1946;
For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946: married.
Oakley, Raymond Kenneth. — b. Rogers, Ark., Jan. 6,
1914 ; Henryetta (Okla.) High Sch. grad. ; Okmulgee Jr.
Coll. grad. ; George Washington U. 1936 ; hotel work
1931-39; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 15, 1939 ; v. c. at Mexico
City July 27, 1939; For Ser. Sch. Jan. 23, 1941; 3d
sec. and v.c. at Bogota June 2, 1941 ; v.c. at Carta-
gena July 23. 1942 ; class eight July 16, 1943 ; to the
Dept. June 27, 1944 ; 3d sec. and v. c. at Buenos Aires
Apr. 4, 1945 ; class seven Aug. 13, 1945 ; 2d sec. at
Buenos Aires in addition to duties as v.c. Nov. 14, 1945 ;
For. Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Oatman, Miriam E. (Mrs.) — transferred to the Dept.
of State as econ. analyst, P-5, Oct. 20, 1945 ; econo-
mist July 1, 1946. — DRE.
Ocheltree, John Burdon. — b. Riverside, Calif., Oct.
11, 1903 ; Riverside High Sch. ; U. of Nev., B.A. 1925 ;
Rhodes scholar, Oxford, B.A. 1929 ; Princeton, M.A.
1931 ; elk. 1925-26 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c.
of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 16, 1930 ;
v. c. at Hamburg Jan. 14, 1931 ; For. Ser. Sch. Mar. 16,
1932 ; v. c. at Seville July 26, 1932 ; at San Jose June
23, 1936 ; class eight Apr. 1, 1937 ; cons. Apr. 22, 1937 ;
cons, at San Jose Apr. 26, 1937 ; also 3d sec. at San
Jose Nov. 18, 1937 ; detailed to assist. U. S. representa-
tive, Honduran-Nicaraguan boundary mediation, 1937 ;
cons, and 3d sec. at Port-au-Prince, temp., Aug. 1, 1939 ;
cons, at Curacao, temp., Oct. 25, 1939 ; class seven Nov.
16, 1939 ; cons, at Habana Apr. 20, 1940 ; to the Dept.
June 6, 1941 ; asst. chief, Caribbean Office, Nov. 18,
1941 ; cons, at Godthaab Sept. 26, 1942 ; class six Oct.
20, 1942 ; to the Dept. Dec. 9, 1944 ; class five May 16,
1945 ; class four May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married. — FP.
O'Connor, James Francis, Jr. — b. New York, N. Y., Dec.
11. 1918; Mt. St. Michael Sch. grad.; Columbia, B.A.
1940 ; Harvard Law Sch., 1940-41, 1946 ; registrar-
elk., Manhattan Coll., 1936-37 ; library elk., Colum-
bia TJ., summer 1939 ; lecturer, N.Y. World's Fair,
summer 1940 ; U.S. Army 1941-46, capt.-; app. For.
Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. .in the
Diplo. Ser. July 25, 1946 ; to the Dept. Oct. 4* 1946 ;
3d sec. and v.c. at Santiago Nov. 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
O'Connor, Katherine E. — b. Richford, Vt., Sept. 3,
1895 ; Ind. U., A.B. 1918 ; Sorbonne 1928 ; teacher 2
yrs. ; elk. in War Dept. 5 yrs. ; entered Bu. of For. and
Dom. Com. Jan. 23, 1924 ; elk. to trade commr. at
Ottawa 1925-36 ; app. asst. trade commr. at Ottawa
Aug. 1, 1936 ; For. Ser. officer unclass. July 1, 1939 ;
r. c. of career and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ;
v. c. and 3d sec. at Ottawa Dec. 29, 1939; class eight
Feb. 1, 1942 ; class seven Nov. 16, 1943 ; 2d sec. at
Ottawa in addition to duties as v.c. May 16, 1944 ;
v.c. at Johannesburg June 4, 1945 ; class six Aug.
13, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946.
O'Donnell, Charles Peter. — b. Chicago, 111., Nov. 3,
1904 ; Mt. Carmel High Sch. grad. ; De Paul U., A.B.
1926 ; Harvard, M.A. 1933, Ph.D. 1940 ; prof., De Paul
U., 1927^12 ; industrial analyst, War Production
Bd., 1942-44 ; app. divisional asst. at $4,600 (P-5) in
the Dept. of State Apr. 26, 1944 ; married. — CP.
O'Donnell, William Francis, 3d.— b. Washington, D.C.,
Feb. 26, 1922 ; Gonzaga High Sch. grad. ; Georgetown,
B.S. 1943 ; U. S. Army 1943-46, It. ; app. v.c. in the
For. Ster. and assigned at Hamburg Jan. 29, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
O'Donoghue, Sidney Eugene. — b. Emmitsburg, Md.,
Aug. 20, 1895; Mt. St. Mary's Prep. Sch.; Mt. St.
Mary's Coll., Fordham U., and Georgetown Sch. of
For. Ser. ; U. S. Army 1917-19 ; app. elk. at $900 in the
BIOGRAPHIES
359
Dept. of State Nov. 19, 1919; v. c. at Vladivostok Feb.
2, 1920 ; at Singapore Apr. 2, 1920 ; at Trieste Oct. 5,
1921 ; at Athens Jan. 30, 1922 ; app. v. c. of career of
class three May 26, 1922 ; v. c. at Athens June 23,
1922 ; at Saloniki Nov. 2, 1922 ; class two Feb. 26,
1923; at Patras Sept. 12, 1923; at Saloniki Sept. 14,
1923 ; class one Nov. 23, 1923 ; v. c. at Prague Jan. 4,
1924 ; For. Ser. officer unclass. July 1, 1924 ; class eight
Feb. 24, 1925 ; cons. Mar. 3, 1925 ; cons, at Malta Mar.
1, 1926 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 12, 1929 ; 3d sec.
at Berlin Dec. 10, 1929 ; class seven Dec. 26, 1929 ; 2d
sec. at Guatemala May 22, 1934 ; to the Dept. July 15,
1936 ; class six Apr. 1, 1937 ; 2d sec. at Habana Oct. 7,
1937; class five Feb. 1, 1942; 2d sec. aud cons, at
Mexico City July 1, 1942 ; class four May 16, 1945 ;
1st sec. at Mexico City in addition to duties as cons.
June 20, 1945 ; couns. of emb. at Buenos Aires May 2,
1946 ; class three May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class three Nov. 13. 1946 ; married.
Offie, Carmel. — b. Sharon, Pa., Sept. 22, 1909 ; high-
sch. and business-sch. grad. ; Western Reserve U. Ext.
1930-31 ; private tutors ; stenog.-bookkeeper 1926-28 ;
secretary 1928-30 ; stenog., Interstate Com. Commn.,
1930-31 ; app. elk. in Am. leg. at Tegucigalpa Oct. 12,
1931 ; in Am. emb. at Moscow June 11, 1934 ; v. c. at
Moscow Dec. 20, 1934; elk. at Paris Sept. 21, 1936;
For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. and v. c. and 3d sec. at Paris Nov. 16,
1936 ; class eight Aug. 1, 1940 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Bogota
Nov. 26, 1940 (canceled) ; 3d sec. of emb. near Govts,
of Poland and Belgium and 3d sec. of leg. near Govts,
of Norway, the Netherlands, Czechoslovakia, Yugo-
slavia Sept. 30, 1941, and of Greece Nov. 18, 1941, all
established in England ; class seven Feb. 1, 11J42 ;
to the Dept. and detailed to Navy Dept. July 1, 1942 ;
For. Ser. officer, staff of U. S.'mem., Advisory Coun-
cil, Allied Control Commn. for Italy, Mar. 17, 1944 ;
in office of U. S. political adviser, staff of Supreme Al-
lied Commander, Mediterranean theater, June 23, 1944 ;
in office of U. S. political adviser on German affairs,
Supreme Headquarters, A. E. F., Oct. 11, 1944 ; class
six May 16, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer, staff of U. S. politi-
cal adviser to Supreme Commander, Allied Forces,
Japan, temp., Aug. 25, 1945 (canceled) ; at Berlin Jan.
25, 1946 ; class five May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class four Nov. 13, 1946.
Ogburn, Charlton, Jr. — b. Atlanta, Ga., Mar. 15, i911; Lincoln
Sen. (New York) grad.; Harvard, S. B. 1932; writer for research
foundation 1937-38; book reviewer for publishing firms and
magazine 1939-41; U. S. Army 1941-46, capt., overseas service;
app. divisional asst., P-6, in the Dept. of State Nov. 13, 1946;
married. — SEA.
Ogden, Robert Francis. — b. Ashland, Ky., Aug. 11,
1897 ; Ashland High Sch.' grad. ; Centre Coll. of Ky.,
A.B. 1919 ; Princeton, A.M. 1922 ; Princeton Theologi-
cal Sem., Th.B. 1922 ; Columbia U. 1923-24, 1929-30 ;
Union Theological Sem., S.T.M. 1930 ; Johns Hopkins
U. 1941^2 ; tutors in Arabic ; foreign missionary
1924-38 ; instr., Louisville Theological Sem., 1938-40 ;
home missionary 1941—43 ; U. S. Army 1943-46, maj. ;
app. head of Arabic-Turkish section, Div. of Cultural
Cooperation, Dept. of State, at $6,230 (P-6) Sept. 18,
1945 ; act. asst. chief, Div. of Cultural Cooperation,
Sept. 19, 1945 ; act. asst. chief, Area Div. II, Jan. 1,
1946 ; admin, officer at Beirut and Damascus Oct. 1,
1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13,
1946 ; public affairs officer at Beirut and Damascus
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Ogletree, Tigner. — app. elk. in the For. Ser. and as-
signed at Madrid June 10, 1944 ; admin, asst. at Ma-
drid Feb. 10, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten
Nov. 13, 1946.
O'Grady, John Francis. — b. Lowell, Mass., Apr. 5,
1920 ; Keith Acad. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ; elk.
retail jewelry company 1938-40, War Dept. 1940-41 ;
app. elk. in the For. Ser. and assigned to the Dept.
Jan. 9, 1942 ; at New Delhi Feb. 6, 1942 ; resigned
July 3, 1944, to enter the armed services ; U.S. Navy
1944—46 ; app. admin, asst. in the For. Ser. and
assigned at Montreal Apr. 11, 1946 ; at Damascus
July 10, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13, 1946.
Oldham, Jack Jefries-Huntley. — b. in Tex., May 10,
1918 ; high sch. grad. ; Wills Prep. Sch. grad. ; U. of
Tex., B.A. and A.E. 1941 ; Universidad de Panama,
grad. work 1941—42 ; language schs. ; private tutors ;
liaison officer and engineer for corp. 1941 ; sr. econ.
analyst in Panama Canal Zone 1941-42 ; U. S. Army
1942—43 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and as-
signed to the Dept. Sept. 11, 1944 ; v.c. at Manila Jan.
16, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov.
13, 1946.
Olds, Herbert Vincent. — b. Lynn, Mass., Dec. 19,
1913; Loomis Sch. grad.; Harvard, A.B. 1934; Co-
lumbia 1936 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of
career, and sec. in Diplo. Ser. July 2, 1937 ; v.c.
at Habana July 8, 1937; For. Ser. Sch. Oct. 22, 1938;
V.c. at Rotterdam Apr. 19, 1939 ; at Buenos Aires
Sept. 4, 1941 ; class eight Oct. 20, 1942 ; 3d sec. at
Buenos Aires in addition to duties as v.c. Dec. 31,
1943 ; class seven July 16, 1944 ; 2d sec. at Buenos
Aires in addition to duties as v.c. Aug. 21, 1944 ;
class six Aug. 13, 1945 ; cons. Dec. 15, 1945 ; cons, at
Buenos Aires in addition to duties as 2d sec. Jan. 10,
1946 ; cons, at Rotterdam Mar. 5, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Olesnevich, Stephen. — b. McKees Rocks, Pa., June 16,
1914 ; Miles Bryan High Sch. grad. ; U. of Pa., A.B.
1944 ; supervisor of property and supplies for Pa.,
Works Progress Admin., 1935-37 ; sec. to U.S. Senator
1939-41 ; hull construction inspector for ship building
company 1941-43 ; material checker for mfg. compa-
nies 1943 ; ship fitter 1943—44 ; auto mechanic 1944 ;
sec, United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Admin.,
1944-45 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and as-
signed to the Dept. Mar. 30, 1945 ; v.c. at Praha,
temp., June 9, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Olive, William M. — b. Ironton, Mo., Nov. 25, 1916 ;
Ironton High Sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ; George
Washington U., 1940-41, 1944-45 ; Berlitz Sch. of
Languages, London; admin, asst. in London, Office of
Scientific Research and Development, 1941-45 ; app.
elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned v.c. at
Shanghai Aug. 25, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
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REGISTER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 1946
Oliver, Covey Thomas. — b. Laredo, Tex., Apr. 21,
1913 ; Laredo High Sch. grad. ; U. of Tex., B.A. 1933,
LL.B. 1936 ; Columbia U., grad. work 1941-42 ; mem. of
bar of Tex. ; assoc. prof, of law, U. of Tex., 1936-41 ;
sr. atty., Bd. of Econ. Warfare, 1942 ; app. special
asst. at Madrid Sept. 22, 1942 ; detailed to the Dept.
Sept. 8, 1944 ; special asst. at London Oct. 6, 1944
(canceled) ; asst. chief and act. chief, temp., Div.
of World Trade Intelligence, Nov. 23, 1944 ; adviser
on enemy problems, Div. of Econ. Security Controls,
Mar. 1-Aug. 28, 1945 ; act. chief, Div. of Econ. Se-
curity Controls, May 21-Aug. 2S, 1945 ; assoc. chief
at $8,750 (P-S) in the Dept. of State July 1, 1945;
counselor, U.S. del. to Conf. on Reparations, Paris,
1945 ; act. chief Oct. 20, 1945 ; assoc. chief, Div. of
German and Austrian Econ. Affairs, Feb. 10, 1946. —
GA.
Oliver, John Goodwin. — b. Laredo, Tex., Jan. 19,
1916 ; Laredo High Sch. grad. ; U. of Tex., B.A. 1937,
LL. B. 1940 ; mem. of bar of Tex. ; app. For. Ser. elk.
Oct. 14, 1940; v.c. at Tampico Nov. 4, 1940; at
Guaymas Dec. 29, 1941 ; at La Paz, temp., Oct. 16, 1942 ;
at Guaymas Nov. 22, 1942 ; at Torrefin Nov. 28, 1942 ;
furlough for mil. ser. Mar. 14-Nov. 26, 1945 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Olmsted, Mary Seymour. — b. Duluth, Minn., Sept. 28,
1919; Titusville (Fla.) High Sch. grad.; Mount Hol-
yoke Coll., B.A. 1941 ; Columbia, M.A. 1945 ; statistician
in trust company, 1941—43 ; research asst., Nat. Bu.
of Econ. Research, 1943—45 ; app. jr. econ. analyst in
the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Montreal May
21, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 5, 1946 ; v.c. at Montreal
July 29, 1946 ; at Amsterdam Aug. 23, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Olson, Andrew Emmett — b. Seattle, Wash., Oct. 26,
1917 ; Lincoln High Sch. grad. ; U. of Wash.. B.A.
1939 ; Brown U., grad. work 1939-42 ; U.S. Army
1942-46 ; instr., U. of Wash., 1946 ; app. For. Ser.
officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. July 19, 1946 ; to the Dept. Aug. 23, 1946 ; 3d
sec. and v.c. at Vienna Sept. 30, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer
of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Olson, Ernest Charles. — b. Chicago, 111. Aug. 6, 1911 ;
Hyde Park High Sch. grad. ; Am. Conservatory of
Music 1929-31, 1933-35; U. of Chicago, A.B. 1941,
grad. work 1941—42 ; asst. to dir. of chapel music
1933-42, organist and choirmaster 1940-42, U. of Chi-
cago ; organist in church 1937—42 ; research asst., U.
of Chicago, 1942 ; economist, War Production Bd.,
1942-44 ; app. geographer at $3,200 (P-3) in the Dept.
of State Oct. 3, 1944 ; research analyst, P-4, Oct. 20,
1946 ; married. — DRA.
Olson, Lynn Helge. — b. Minneapolis, Minn., Jan. 5,
1917 ; North High Sch. grad. ; U. of Minn., B.A. 1939,
grad. work 1940 ; map librarian, Library of Cong.,
1941 ; admin, asst., War Dept., 1941-43 ; chief of
section, Office of Strategic Services, 1944-45 ; app.
v.c. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the
Dept. Nov. 5, 1945 ; at Quito Jan. 5, 1946 ; also admin,
asst. at Quito July 1, 1946; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Quito Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Olson, Theodore Bernard. — b. Laramie, Wyo., Apr.
18, 1899 ; Laramie High Sch. grad. ; U. of Wyo., B.A.
1920; U. S. Army 1918; reporter 1921-27, news edi-
tor and editor 1927-38, copyreader 1938-41, on news-
papers ; sr. editor, Coordinator of Information,
1941-42 ; field representative, Office of War Informa-
tion, 1942-45 ; app. public affairs officer in the For.
Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Oslo July 1, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
O'Neill, Anna A. — b. Washington, D.C. ; Notre Dame
Acad. ; Washington Coll. of Law, LL.B. ; mem. of bar of
D.C. ; stenog., asst. to chemist, private sec. 5 yrs. ; Brit.
Pecuniary Claims Commn. 1912-15 ; app. elk. in the
Dept. of State Nov. 1, 1915; at $1,200 July 1, 1916;
at $1,400 Aug. 1, 1917 ; at $1,600 Aug. 1, 1918 ; law
elk. at $2,000 Nov. 18, 1918 ; at $2,250 July 18, 1919 ;
at $2,500 June 1, 1920; asst. solicitor at $3,000 Sept.
16, 1922; at $3,200 May 1, 1925; at $3,500 Feb. 1,
1926 ; mem., Bd. of Review for Efficiency Ratings,
1928-33; at $3,600 July 1, 1928; asst. to the under
sec. of state Sept. 1, 1928-Apr. 30, 1931; at $3,800
Oct. 1, 1928; at $4,600 Sept. 1, 1929; at $5,000 July
1, 1930 ; at $5,200 July 3, 1930 ; asst. solicitor May 1,
1931 ; asst. to the legal adviser July 1, 1931 ; counsel
for U. S., U. S.-Sweden arbitration, 1932 ; legal adviser
to Am. del., 7th Int. Conf. of Am. States, Montevideo,
1933 ; mem., Bd. of Appeals and Review, 1933-41 ; joint
sec. on part of U.S., Trail Smelter arbitration, 1937- ;
at $5,400 (P-5) June 1, 1939 ; mem., Efficiency Rating
Committee, 1941-42. — Le.
O'Neill, W. Paul, Jr. — b. Jamestown, R. I., July 18,
1915 ; William Penn Charter Sch. grad. ; Princeton, A.B.
1938 ; tutors in French ; insur. agt. 1938 ; dept.-store
elk. 1939 ; salesman for publishing house 1940-41 ; elk.
in consulate gen. at Winnipeg June 3-July 15, 1941 ;
app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in
the Diplo. Ser. Mar. 20, 1941, qualified July 16, 1941 ;
v.c. at Winnipeg July 16, 1941 ; at Tunis June 17, 1943 ;
class eight May 19, 1946 ; v.c. at Stuttgart Aug. 23,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Opal, Chester H. — app. admin, officer in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Warsaw Nov. 9, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Reserve officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; information
officer at Warsaw Nov. 13, 1946.
Opsata, James Ball. — b. St. Joseph, Mich., May 26,
1908 ; St. Joseph High Sch. grad. ; Western Mich.
State Coll., B.S. 1931 ; Am. U., grad. work 1939-41 ;
instr. in public high sch. 1928-34 ; carpenter with
contractor 1934-35 ; exhibits attendant, Dept. of La-
bor, 1936-37 ; special writer, Dept. of Labor and Fed.
Security Agency, 1937-40 ; jr. admin, asst., U.S. Civil
Service Commn., 1940 ; personnel asst., Fed. Security
Agency, 1940-41 ; dir. of personnel, Office of Strategic
Services, 1941-43, 1945-46; U.S. Navy 1943-45, It.,
overseas service ; app. exec. asst. to the special asst.
to the sec. of state for research and intelligence,
CAF-14, July 16, 1946 ; act. exec, officer, Office of
Intelligence Coordination and Liaison, Aug. 12, 1946 ;
exec, officer Nov. 17, 1946 ; married. — OCL.
Oram, Frank Hopkins, Jr. — b. Baltimore, Md., Oct. 21,
1916; DeVilbiss High Sch. (Toledo) grad.; Miami U.,
B.A. 1938; D. of Freiburg (Germany) 1938-39; lee-
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361
turer 1939-40 ; jr. economist, Fed. Home Loan Bank
Bd., 1940-41 ; app. jr. econ. analyst at Sao Paulo Mar.
6, 1942 ; econ. analyst at Sao Paulo Apr. 16, 1943 ;
information officer in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and as-
signed to the Dept. July 1, 1946 ; regional specialist,
P-6, Oct. 17, 1946. — ADA.
Ordway, John. — h. Fort Rodman, Mass., July 13,
1909 ; Middletown Township High Sch. grad. ; Prince-
ton Prep. Sch. grad. ; Princeton, A.B. 1931 ; O.R.C.
1933-34 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Oct. 1, 1935 ; v.c. at Habana
Oct. 5, 1935; For. Ser. Sch. Dec. 4, 1936; v.c. at
Colombo May 25, 1937 ; at Rangoon, temp.. May 3,
1940; at Colombo Oct. 12, 1940; at London Mar. 10,
1941 ; class eight Aug. 16, 1941 ; also 3d sec. at
London Dec. 22, 1941 ; class seven Nov. 16, 1943 ; 2d
sec. at London in addition to duties as v.c. Dec. 4, 1944 ;
class six May 16, 1945 ; cons. Oct. 16, 1945 ; 2d sec.
and cons, at Buenos Aires Nov. 14, 1945 ; class five
May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13,
1946.
Orear, Audrey T. (Mrs.). — b. in N.Y. ; Kingston High
Sch. grad. ; George Washington, A.B. 1942, grad. work
1942-43 ; teacher 1929-39 ; placement officer, Smaller
War Plants Corp., 1943-44 ; app. recruitment and
placement officer at $3,200 (CAF-9) in the Dept. of
State June 16, 1944 ; asst. to special asst. June 1, 1945 ;
divisional asst., P-4, Feb. 15, 1946. — ESC.
Orebaugh, Walter William. — b. Wichita, Kans., Mar.
19, 1910 ; Wichita High Sch. grad. ; Wichita Municipal
U., B.A. 1931; grad. work, Clark U., 1931-32; app.
For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Dec. 17, 1931 ; v.c. at Montreal Jan. 12,
1932 ; For. Ser. Sch. Nov. 29, 1932 ; v.c. at Wellington
Mar. 27, 1933 ; at Trieste May 19, 1937 ; at Venice,
temp., Nov. 3, 1938; at Trieste Mar. 10, 1939; class
eight Mar. 1, 1940 ; v.c. at Nice Mar. 8, 1941 ; class
seven Feb. 1, 1942 ; cons, and cons, at Nice June 23—
Nov. 4, 1942 ; at Monaco June 23-Nov. 17, 1942 ; to
the Dept. Nov. 26, 1943 ; cons, at Rome and sec, office
of U.S. representative, Advisory Council for Italy,
Aug. 21, 1944 ; cons, at Florence and San Marino Oct.
28, 1944; class five May 16, 1945; For. Ser. officer of
class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Orgibet, Jorges. — app. admin, asst. in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Bangkok July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Re-
serve officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; press officer
at Bangkok Nov. 13, 1946.
Orloski, John A. E. — b. Minooka, Pa., Apr. 19, 1908 ;
Evening Tech. High Sch. grad. ; Georgetown, B.S. (For.
Ser.) 1934; with roofing company 1924-29, June-Oct.
1937 ; elk., Bu. of the Census, 1930-31, 1937-38 ; audit
elk., Dept. of Agri., 1933-37 ; econ. analyst, Bu. of For.
and Dom. Com., 1938-45 ; app. sr. econ. analyst in the
For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Habana Dec. 4,
1944 ; asst. cml. att. at Habana Sept. 14, 1945 ;
at La Paz, Bolivia, July 18, 1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve
officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Orme, Jesse Milton. — b. Teton City, Idaho, Dec. 23,
1816 ; Madison High Sch. grad. : U. of Idaho, Southern
Branch, 1936-37 ; Ricks Coll. 1937-38 ; missionary in
Brazil 1939-41 ; app. v.c. at Curitiba Sept. 5, 1941 ;
resigned Apr. 4, 1945 to enter the armed services ;
U.S. Army 1945-46 ; app. v.c. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned at Puerto de la Cruz Jan. 28, 1946 (can-
celed) ; at Port Limon Apr. 9, 1946; also admin, asst.
at Port Limon July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class eleven Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Port Limon Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Orozco, Joseph A. — b. Manila, P. I., of Am. parents,
Apr. 18, 1902 ; La Salle High Sch. grad. ; La Salle Coll.,
A.B. 1920 ; Catholic U. of Amer. 1921-23 ; Georgetown,
B.S. (For. Ser.) 1927; stenog-translator 1920-21;
stenog., Navy Dept., 1923-26 ; translator, claims
commns., U.S. and Mexico, 1926—31 ; translator, temp.,
at $1,800 in the Dept. of State Nov. 10, 1931 ; appoint-
ment terminated June 30, 1933 ; sec. and librarian in
geophysical laboratory, Carnegie Inst, of Washington,
1933—43 ; translator and interpreter, No. Am. Radio
Conf., Mexico City, 1933 ; app. translator at $2,600 in
the Dept. of State Nov. 5, 1943 ; interpreter-translator,
1st sess. of the Council, United Nations Relief and
Rehabilitation Admin., Atlantic City, N.J., 1943 ;
information specialist at $3,200 Sept. 5, 1944 ; inter-
preter and translator, Int. Civil Aviation Conf., Chi-
cago, 1944, and U. S. del., Inter-Am. Conf. on Prob-
lems of War and Peace, Mexico City, 1945 ; translator,
United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ;
at $3,640 July 1, 1945 ; interpreter-translator, U. S.
del., 3d Inter-Am. Conf. on Agri., Caracas, 1945 ;
translator, U. S. del., 3d Inter-Am. Radio Conf., Rio de
Janeiro, 1945 ; at $3,750 Sept. 9, 1945 ; translator, 1st
part of 1st sess. of the Gen. Assembly, United Nations,
London, 1946 ; married. — TC.
Orwen, Gifford Phillips.— b. Rochester, N. Y., Feb. 12, 1909;
West High Sch. grad.; U. of Rochester, A. B. 1930, A. M. 1931;
Cornell, Ph. D. 1936; studied at Paris and U. of Strasbourg 1935-
36; U. of Perugia, Italy, 1938; instr. in romance languages, Cornell,
1933-38, 1941; U. of Buffalo, 1938-41; research analyst, War Dept.,
1941^15; with U. S. Strategic Bombing Survey of Japan 1945-46;
app. research analyst, P-5, in the Dept. of State Sept. 24, 1946. —
DRE.
Osborne, Melville Ellsworth. — b. Rockland, Maine,
May 9, 1918 ; Boston U., B.A. 1939, M.A. 1940 ; Syra-
cuse U., Ph.D. 1944 ; instr., Syracuse U., 1942-44,
U. of Rochester 1944—45 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser.
Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept. July 8, 1945 ; v.c.
at Paris Aug. 4, 1945 ; also admin, asst. at Paris July
1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13,
1946 ; v.c. at Paris Nov. 13, 1946.
Osbourn, James Poore. — b. Port Deposit, Md., Dec. 26,
1913 ; Germantown Acad. grad. ; Harvard, A.B. 1940
salesman and estimator for contracting company 1941
app. elk. in the Dept. of State at $2,000 Dec. 11, 1941
divisional asst. May 27, 1942 ; resigned Apr. 9, 1943
to enter the armed services ; U.S. Army Mar.-June
1943 ; app. divisional asst. at $2,600 in the Dept. of
State July 23, 1943 ; asst. chief of exit permit section,
Visa Div., at $3,200 Dec. 16, 1944 ; at $3,640 July 1,
1945 ; v.c. and admin, asst. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned to the Dept. Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. and admin,
asst. at Frankfort on the Main Jan. 7, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class eleven Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Frank-
fort on the Main Nov. 13, 1946.
O'Shaughnessy, Elim, — b. Berlin, Germany, of Am.
parents, Aug. 3, 1907 ; schs. In Switzerland and France ;
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Canterbury Sen. grad. ; Columbia, A.B. 1930 ; app. For.
Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. and v.c. at Warsaw July 2, 1937 ; For. Ser.
Sch. Oct. 24, 1938; v.c. at Rio de Janeiro Apr. 19,
1939; also 3d sec. at Rio de Janeiro Oct. 10, 1939;
v.c. at Natal June 29, 1940 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Rio de
Janeiro Feb. 28, 1941 ; class eight Oct. 20, 1942 ; class
seven July 16, 1944 ; 2d sec. at Rio de Janeiro in
addition to duties as v.c. Aug. 21, 1944 ; sec. and v.c.
at Paris Oct. 4, 1-944 ; 2d sec. at Paris in addition to
duties as v.c. May 10, 1945 ; detailed to Berlin Conf.
1945 ; class six Aug. 13, 1945 ; class five Dec. 17, 1945 ;
cons. Dec. 22, 1945 ; cons, at Paris in addition to duties
as 2d sec. Jan. 8, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four
Nov. 13, 1946.
O'Shaughnessy, Kathleen Delia. — b. Wareham, Mass.,
July 26, 1900 ; Wareham High Sch. grad. ; George
Washington U. 1920-21, 1923-24 ; stenog. for cml.
firms 1919-20 ; elk., Dept. of Com., 1920-21 ; app. elk.
at $1,140 in the Dept. of State Feb. 7, 1921; elk. in
Am. leg. at Peking July 28, 1925 ; resigned Jan. 10,
1930 ; app. elk. in Am. leg. at Riga Dec. 5, 1933 ; at
Istanbul Feb. 22, 1936 ; at Ankara Oct. 1, 1940 ; at
Cairo Mar. 22, 1942 ; at Beirut Oct. 5, 1942 ; at Buenos
Aires Nov. 24, 1943 : admin, asst. at Buenos Aires Feb.
10, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eleven Nov. 13,
1946.
Ostertag, Augustus. — b. Philadelphia, Pa., Aug. 4,
1890 ; public and business schs. ; elk., stenog., and
bookkeeper 1906-17; U.S. Army 1917-19; sec. to
banker 1919-21 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Bar-
ranquilla Dec. 21, 1921 ; at Cartagena Mar. 6, 1922 ;
v.c. at Cartagena Aug. 15, 1922 ; at Guatemala Feb.
12, 1923; at La Paz Aug. 21, 1924; at Habana July
6, 1925 ; at Matanzas Sept. 26, 1925 ; at Bremerhaven
June 22, 1927 ; at Bremen Oct. 10, 1931 ; at Lagos Feb.
25, 1933 ; at Cherbourg June 5, 1936 ; at Berlin Feb.
19, 1940 ; elk. in Am. emb. at Berlin July 15-Dec. 11,
1941 ; v.c. at Aruba June 30, 1942 (canceled) ; at
Port-of-Spain July 13, 1942 ; at Munich Dec. 4, 1945 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class nine Nov. 13, 1946.
O'Sullivan, Benjamin C. — app. for. affairs specialist,
P-6, in the Dept. of State Oct. 30, 1946. — A-H.
O'Sullivan, James L. — b. Derby, Conn., Oct. 23, 1916 ;
New Haven High Sch. grad. ; Canterbury Sch. grad. ;
Williams Coll., A.B. 1938; Yale Law Sch. 1941^12;
newspaper reporter 1938-40, 1941 ; elk., Gen. Account-
ing Office, 1940 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Feb. 20, 1942 ; v.c.
at Montreal Mar. 5, 1942 ; at Cayenne Feb. 5, 1943 ;
at Martinique Nov. 10, 1944 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Chung-
king Feb. 10, 1945 ; asst. press officer, U. S. del.,
United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ;
v.c. at Hanoi July 30, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
six Nov. 13, 1946.
Otey, Elizabeth Lewis (Mrs.). — b. Lynchburg, Va. ;
Lynchburg High Sch. grad. ; Bryn Mawr Coll., A.B.
1901 ; U. of Chicago, grad. work 1903-4 ; U. of Berlin,
Ph.D. 1907 ; special agt., Bu. of Labor, 1907-10 ; assoc.
economist, Nat. Recovery Admin., 1934-35 ; dir., Bryn
Mawr Summer Sch. for Women Workers, 1935 ; social
science analyst, Social Security Bd., 1936-43 ; econ.
analyst, For. Econ. Admin., 1943-44 ; app. economist
at $4,600 (P-5) in the Dept. of State Aug. 7, 1944 ; P-6
Sept. 8, 1946. — ED.
Otis, Margaret MacGregor. — b. New York, N.Y., Feb.
5, 1918 ; Brearley Sch. grad. ; Bryn Mawr Coll., B.A.
1939; Sorbonne 1937-38; U. of Chicago, M.A. 1940;
Radcliffe, grad. work 1940-41, 1943-44 ; analyst, pro-
ject on totalitarian communications, 1941—42 ; political
analyst, Fed. Communications Commn., 1942-43 ; app.
divisional asst. at $3,200 in the Dept. of State June 21,
1944 ; asst. information officer in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
at Paris Dec. 30, 1944 ; admin, asst. at Paris Oct. 18,
1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946.
O'Toole, Richard Francis. — b. Quincy, Mass., Aug. 26,
1887 ; Boston Coll. Prep. Sch. ; St. Louis U. 1914-15 ;
officer in for. branch of bank 1915-23 ; chief of div.,
Bu. of For. and Dom. Com., 1924-26 ; v. pres. of secu-
rities-underwriting company 192e-30 ; comptroller and
dir. of trust company 1932-42 ; app. divisional asst. at
$5,600 (P-6) in the Dept. ot State July 1, 1942 ; liaison
officer Aug. 1, 1944 ; political economist Oct. 27, 1944 ;
married. — BA.
Ottemiller, John Henry. — b. York, Pa., Sept. 17, 1916 ;
William Penn Sr. High Sch. grad. ; Middlebury Coll.,
A.B. 1938 ; Columbia, B.S. 1940, grad. work 1940^1 ;
student asst., Middlebury Coll., 1934-38, Columbia
U., 1938-39 ; asst. of preparations division, New York
Public Library, 1939-40 ; circulation and reference
asst. in libraries 1940-44 ; head of European unit and
chief of analysis and abstract section, Office of Stra-
tegic Services, 1944—45 ; transferred to the Dept. of
State, CAF-11, Oct. 1, 1945 ; chief of bibliography
section, Reference Div., P— 5, June 5, 1946 ; asst. chief,
Reference Div., P-6, Dec. 1, 1946 ; married. — REF.
Otten, Josefa. — b. Staten Island, N.Y., Nov. 4, 1SS9 ;
private tutors ; translator with export firm in Milan
1922-28 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Milan Oct. 15,
1928 ; at La Paz May 14, 1942 ; at Asuncion Oct. 1,
1942 ; at Rio de Janeiro May 31, 1943 ; at Genoa May
29, 1945 ; admin, asst. at Genoa Apr. 21, 1946 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Otterman, Harvey Boyd. — b. Allegheny, Pa., Sept.
17, 1889 ; Allegheny High Sch. ; business sch. ; Carnegie
Inst, of Tech. 2 yrs. ; studied accounting and business
admin.; Nat. U. Law Sch., LL.B. 1933, LL.M. and
M.P.L. 1936 ; mem. of bar of D.C. ; elk. 1909-12 ; app.
elk. at $900 in the Dept. of State Dee. 6, 1912 ; at $1,000
Apr. 22. 1914 ; at $1,400 July 1, 1916 ; at $1,600 Nov.
25, 1918 ; at $1,800 Jan. 1, 1921 ; at $2,100 July 1,
1924 ; asst. to the chief, Div. of For. Ser. Admin., Aug.
19, 1924 ; at $2,200 Dec. 1, 1925 ; at $2,400 June 16,
1926; at $2,500 Jan. 1, 1928; at $2,700 July 1, 1928;
at $2,800 July 1, 1928 : at $2,900 July 1, 1930 ; tech.
asst. at $3,200 Sept. 5, 1935 ; del., Regional Radio Conf.,
Habana, 1937 ; tech. adviser, Inter-Am. Radio Conf.,
Habana, 1937 ; divisional asst. at $3,800 Aug. 29, 1938 ;
v. chm. of Am. del., Cen. Am. Regional Radio Conf.,
Guatemala, 1938; tech. adviser, U.S. -Canadian Re-
gional Conf. Governing the Use of Radio for Civil
Aeronautic Services, Washington, 1938 ; at $4,600 July
1, 1941 ; U.S. representative, North Am. Regional
Radio-Engineering Meeting, Washington, 1941 ; at
$4,800 Jan. 1, 1944 ; asst. chief, Telecommunications
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363
Div., Feb. 18, 1944 ; State Dept. mem., Dom. Broad-
casting Comm. 1941-, Int. Broadcasting Comm. 1942-,
Cable Comm. 1944-, and Coordinating Comm. 1944-,
Bd. of War Communications ; State Dept. mem., Inter-
dept. Radio Advisory Comm. 1944- and Comm. on
Overseas and Foreign Air Route Services, 1944 ; at
$6,500 (P-7) Sept. 16, 1941 ; mem., U. S. del., meetings
to consider telecommunications problems, London,
Paris, and Rome, 1945 ; mem. of U. S. del., 3d Inter-Am.
Radio Conf., Rio de Janeiro, 1945 ; v. chm. of U. S. del.,
North Am. Regional Broadcasting Conf.. Washington,
1946 : married. — TD.
Overton, Douglas William. — b. New York, N.Y., Apr.
9, 1915; Concord (N.H.) High Sch. grad. ; Harvard,
A.B. 1936 ; instr. in Eng. 1936-3S, dir. of Inst, for
Am. Studies, St. Paul's U., Tokyo, 1938-41; U.S.
Army 1941-46, maj ; app. v.c. in the For. Ser. Auxil-
iary and assigned to the Dept. Nov. 16, 1945 ; For. Ser.
officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Dec. 22, 1945 ; v.c, branch of office of U.S. politi-
cal adviser to Supreme Commander for Allied Powers,
Yokohama, Dec. 29, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class six
Nov. 13, 1946.
Owen, Augustus Chapman. — b. Creston, S.C., Oct. 2,
1896 ; high-sen. and business-sch. grad. ; Clemson Coll.
1914-16; U. S. Navy 1918-19; elk. 1922-24; app. elk.
in Am. consulate gen. at Vancouver June 18, 1924 ;
v. c. at Vancouver Feb. 16, 1931 ; at Calgary, temp.,
Sept. 7, 1940 ; at Vancouver Sept. 17, 1940 ; at Calgary,
temp., Oct. 19, 1943 ; at Vancouver Dec. 6, 1943 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Owen, George. — app. legal asst., Emergency Ad-
visory Comm. for Political Defense, Dept. of State, at
$5,180 Dec. 5, 1945 ; at $5,905.20 July 1, 1946.
Owen, Henry David. — b. Long Island, N.Y., Aug. 26,
1920 ; schs. in Switzerland ; Birch Wathen grad. ;
Harvard, A.B. 1941 ; economist, Office of Price Ad-
min., 1941-42 ; U.S. Navy 1942-46, It., overseas serv-
ice ; app. research asst., P-4, in the Dept. of State
Feb. 25, 1946 ; divisional asst., P-5, Nov. 17, 1946. —
JK.
Owen, Robert Irving.— b. New Brunswick, N. J., Feb. 26,
1921; Freehold High Sch. grad.; Rutgers, B. S. 1941; grad. work,
Mass. Inst, of Tech. 1941-42, Princton 1946; U. S. Navy 1942-46,
It., overseas service; app. For. Ser. officer, unclass., v. c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Apr. 27, 1946; to the Dept. May 30,
1946; 3d sec. and v. c. at Ciudad Trujillo June 26, 1946; For. Ser.
officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946; married.
Owsley, Charles Henry. — b. Youngstown, Ohio, Sept. 14, 1910;
Rayen Sch. grad.; Phillips Exeter Acad, grad.; Dartmouth Coll.,
A. B. 1932; Harvard, LL. B. 1939; Chalet Genise, Switzerland,
1923-24; mem. of bar of Ohio; statistician in investment firm 1932-
34; asst. to asst. treas. of export-import firm 1935-36; atty. in law
firm 1939-46; U. S. Army 1941-46, It. col., overseas service; app.
intelligence coordination officer at $5,180 in the Dept. of State
Mar. 4, 1946; asst. political intelligence officer, P-5, June 16, 1946;
political intelligence officer, P-6, Nov. 17, 1946.
Packard, Robert Frederick.— b. Glen Ridge, N. J., Oct. 26,
1919; Montclair High Sch. (N. J.) grad.; Amherst Coll., A. B.
1941; Harvard, grad. work 1941-42; U. S. Army 1942-46, capt;
app. political intelligence analyst, P-4, in the Dept. of State
June 3, 1946; married.
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Packer, Earl LeNoir. — b. Ogden, Utah, Nov. 19, 1894 ;
Ogden High Sch. grad. ; George Washington, A.B. 1921,
LL.B. 1929 ; mem. of bar of D.C. ; elk. and newspaper
reporter 1912-15; elk., War Dept., 1915-17, in Am.
emb. at Petrograd Jan-July 1917, with Am. Mil. Mis-
sion, Petrograd, July 1917-Jan. 1918; U. S. Army
1917-19, 1st It., overseas service ; asst. mil. att. at
Petrograd Jan. 1918-Oct. 1919 ; app. special asst. at
$2,160 in the Dept. of State Feb. 10, 1920 ; app. v. c.
of career of class three May 24, 1920 ; drafting officer
at $2,500 in the Dept. of State July 1, 1921 and desig-
nated asst. chief, Div. of Russian Affairs ; v. c. de-
tailed to the office of the Am. Commr. at Riga Feb. 20,
1922 ; assigned to Reval Sept. 19, 1922 ; detailed as
v. c. with rank of 3d sec. of leg. to Am. leg. at Riga
Oct. 14, 1922 ; class two Feb. 26, 1923 ; class one Nov.
23, 1923; For. Ser. officer unclass. July 1, 1924; to
the Dept. Feb. 6, 1925 ; class eight Feb. 24, 1925 ; cons.
Mar. 3, 1925 ; class seven June 8, 1927 ; asst. chief,
Div. of Eastern European Affairs, Oct. 13, 1928 ; re-
signed May 1, 1929 ; app. drafting officer at $5,600 in
the Dept. of State and designated asst. chief, Div. of
Eastern European Affairs, May 1, 1929 ; at $6,500 July
1, 1930 ; For. Ser. officer of class four, cons., and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. May 21, 1936, and assigned to the
Dept., temp., as asst. chief, Div. of Eastern European
Affairs ; cons, and 1st sec. at Riga Sept. 1, 1936 ; at
Budapest Aug. 26, 1940 ; cons, at Dresden Feb. 19,
1941 ; 1st sec. at Dublin July 19, 1941 ; at Ankara Oct.
29, 1942 ; class three July 16, 1943 ; cons. gen. Mar.
16, 1946 ; cons. gen. at Rangoon Apr. 11, 1946 ; class
two May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class two Nov.
13, 1946 ; married.
Paddock, Arthur Leroy, Jr. — b. Somerville, N. J., Aug.
16, 1920 ; Somerville High Sch. grad. ; U. of Iowa,
B.A. 1942 ; Biarritz Am. U. 1945 ; U. of Louisville,
M.A. 1946 ; U.S. Army 1942-46, maj., overseas serv-
ice ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 19, 1946 : to the Dept. Aug.
15, 1946 ; v.c. at Genoa Sept. 30, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer
of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Paddock, Paul Ezekiel, Jr. — b. Des Moines, Iowa,
Oct. 31, 1907 ; business sch. ; Blake Country Day Sch.
grad. ; Princeton, B.A. 1932 ; Minn. Nat. Guard 1925-
28 ; sec. 1934-37 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 2, 1937; v. c.
at Mexico City July 8, 1937; For. Ser. Sch. Oct. 22,
1938 ; v. c. at Batavia Apr. 19, 1939 ; at Medan, temp.,
Mar. 31, 1941 ; at Melbourne Mar. 17, 1942 ; at Auck-
land Aug. 5, 1942; class eight Oct. 20, 1942; v. c. at
Casablanca July 6, 1943; class seven July 16, 1944;
3d sec. and v.c. at Moscow Sept. 19, 1944 ; 2d sec. at
Moscow in addition to duties as v.c. Feb. 17, 1945 ;
2d sec. and v.c. at Kabul Oct. 15, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer
of class five Nov. 13, 1946.
Padelford, Norman Judson. — b. Haverhill, Mass., Nov.
18, 1903 ; Denison U., Ph.B. 1925 ; Harvard, A.M.
1928. Ph.D. 1929, fellowship in int. law 1928-29;
R.O.T.C. 1921-23 ; chm., Student Volunteer Move-
ment, 1926 ; teaching asst., Harvard 1926-29, Rad-
cliffe 1927-28; asst. prof. 1929-33, prof, and head of
dept. of govt. 1933-36, Colgate U. ; prof, of int. law,
Fletcher Sch. of Law and Diplomacy. 1936- ; mem.
of faculty, Harvard Summer Sch., 1940 ; leader, Bos-
ton Center for Adult Education, 1936-39 ; consultant
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on int. law. Int. Missionary Council, 1930- ; research
assoc, Bu. of Int. Research, Harvard and Radcliffe,
1936-41 ; mem. of Commn. To Study Bases of a Just
and Durable Peace ; Comm. on Religious Liberty of
For. Missions Conf. ; advisory bd., Accifin Hispanica
Pro Solidaridad Continental ; advisory council,
Masaryk Inst. ; author ; app. consultant in the Dept.
of State Nov. 1, 1942 ; asst. sec, U.S. group, Dum-
barton Oaks Conversation on Int. Org., Washington,
1944 ; sec. to tech. staff, United Nations Comm. of
Jurists, Washington, 1945 ; exec, officer of commn..
United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco. 1945 ;
adviser, meeting of Council of Foreign Ministers,
London, Sept. 1945 ; married. — OA.
Page, Denzil I.— b. St. Joseph, Mo., Sept. 8, 1908; U. High
Sch. grad.; U. of Oreg., B. S., 1932; admin, aide, Nat. Recovery
Admin., 1933-36; auditor, Farm Security Admin., 1936-38;
admin, officer, Fed. Crop Insurance Corp., 1938-41; U. S. Army
1941-46, It. col., overseas service; app. asst. chief of training
branch, Div. of Training Services, Dept. of State, CAF-12,
Mar. 13, 1946; CAF-13 Dec. 1, 1946; married.— FSS.
Page, Edward, Jr. — b. Ardmore, Pa., July 31, 1905 ;
Country Day Sch. (Newton); Harvard, A.B. 1928; U.
of Grenoble 1928-29 ; U. of Heidelberg 1929 ; Ecole des
Langues Orientales Vivantes, brevet, 1934 ; elk., broker-
age firm, 1929 ; app. For. Ser. officer unelass. and v. c.
of career Nov. 12,' 1929 ; v. c. at Montreal, temp., Nov.
27, 1929 ; For. Ser. officer in the emb. at Tokyo Dec.
13, 1929 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Jan. 22, 1930 ; 3d sec.
at Tokyo Jan. 25, 1930 ; v. c. at Harbin June 13, 1930 ;
v. c. and language officer at Paris July 21, 1931 ; For.
Ser. Sch. Mar. 22, 1933; to the Dept., temp., Aug. 25,
1933 ; v. c. and language officer at Paris Oct. 13, 1933 ;
3d sec. at Riga July 7, 1934 ; also v. c. at Riga Nov.
7, 1935; 3d sec. at Moscow Aug. 31-Nov. 15, 1935;
class eight Apr. 1, 1937 ; cons. Apr. 22, 1937 ; cons, at
Riga in addition to duties as 3d sec. Apr. 26, 1937 ;
3d sec. at Moscow, temp., July 21, 1937 ; to the Dept.
July 13, 1937 (proceeded Mar. 28, 1938) ; class seven
Nov. 16, 1939 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Moscow Feb. 27,
1942 ; class six July 16, 1943 ; liaison sec, 1st sess.
of the Council, United Nations Relief and Rehabilita-
tion Admin., Atlantic City, N. J., 1943 ; class four
May 16, 1945 ; 1st sec. at Moscow in addition to duties
as cons. June 8, 1945 ; detailed to Berlin Conf. 1945 ;
to the Dept. Oct. 19, 1945 ; 1st sec. and cons, at Rome
Mar. 13, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Pagin, Renzo. — b. Udine, Italy, Sept. 16, 1912; Am. citizen;
San Stin (Venice) High Sch. grad.; business-sch. (Venice) grad.;
tech. sch.; foreign teller in banks, 1935-42; radio writer, producer,
and commentator, Office of War Information, 1942-45; trans-
ferred to the Dept. of State as announcer and producer, at $4,600,
Aug. 31, 1945; professional writer, CAF-11, Feb. 18, 1946; mar-
ried.—TC.
Pahle, Theodore J. — app. admin, officer in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Madrid July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; asst. informa-
tion officer at Madrid Nov. 13, 1946
Paige, Robert Myron.— b. Terre Haute, Ind., Mar. 10, 1908;
Wiley High Sch. grad.; Ind. U., A. B. 1929; Syracuse U., M. S.
1930; asst. dir. in banking firm 1931-41; with the War Savings
Staff, Treas. Dept., 1941-43; placement officer, Office of Price
Admin., 1943-44; chief of operations section, For. Econ. Admin.-
1944-45; transferred to the Dept. of State as chief of operations
section, Office of For. Liquidation, CAF-14, Oct. 20, 1945; divi-
sional asst., P-6, Aug. 11, 1946; married. — JK.
Painter, Carvel. — b. Wausau, Wis., Dec. 18, 1912 ;
Wausau High Sch. grad. ; Phillips Acad. grad. ; Am-
herst Coll., A.B. 1934 ; Harvard, A.M. 1935 ; Brown U.
1935-36; Am. U. 1942^3; asst. in hist., Brown U.,
1935-36 ; adviser in political science, Washington Pub-
lic Library, 1939-42 ; asst., Library Operations, Army
Map Service, 1942-43 ; app. v.c. at Lisbon Sept. 13,
1943 ; asst. maritime del. at Horta Oct. 28, 1944 ;
v.c, staff of U. S. political adviser on German affairs,
Supreme Headquarters, A. E. F., May 3, 1945 (can-
celed) ; v.c. at Stuttgart Dec 13, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class eleven Nov. IS. 1946.
Palmer, Ely Eliot. — b. Providence, R.I., Nov. 29,
1887 ; Worcester Acad. ; Brown U., B.A. 1908 ; Sorbonne,
Faculty de Droit, 1908-9 ; George Washington, M. Dip.
1910 ; app. cons. asst. Dec. 20, 1910 ; to the Dept. Jan.
16, 1911 ; to the emb. at Mexico City May 31. 1911 ;
to the Dept. Dec. 3, 1912 ; v. and dep. cons. gen. at
Paris Jan. 8, 1913 ; at Brussels Feb. 26, 1914 ; v. c. at
Brussels Feb. 6, 1915 ; to the Dept. Mar. 15, 1915 ; cons,
of class eight and cons, at Madrid July 24, 1916 ;
class five Sept. 5, 1919 ; class four June 4, 1920 ;
cons, at Bucharest Aug. 25, 1921 ; class three Nov. 23,
1921 ; cons. gen. of class four June 5, 1924 ; For. Ser.
officer of class three July 1, 1924 ; cons. gen. at Van-
couver Aug. 3, 1929 ; class two July 24, 1930 ; at Jeru-
salem Nov. 7, 1933 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Aug. 22, 1935 ;
cons. gen. and couns. of leg. at Ottawa Aug. 28, 1935 ;
class one June 1, 1937 ; cons. gen. at Beirut Dec. 21,
1937 ; at Sydney Aug. 23, 1940 ; E. E. and M. P. to
Afghanistan Feb. 9, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class of
career minister Nov. 14, 1946 ; married.
Palmer, Florence. — app. correspondent in the Am.
emb. at Istanbul July 15, 1915 ; elk. in Am. leg. at
Bucharest Sept. 1, 1915; at Paris June 16, 1918; at
Vichy Oct. 1, 1941 ; to the Dept. Feb. 18, 1944 ; at
Paris Sept. 5, 1944 ; att. and admin, asst. at Paris
Feb. 2, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class nine Nov.
13, 1946 ; att. at Paris Nov. 13, 1946.
Palmer, Gardner E. — b. Detroit, Mich., Aug. 13, 1903 ;
Northern High Sch. grad.; U. of Mich., B.S. 1925;
officer and partner in investment firm 1936-41 ; private
business 1925-35, 1941-42 ; app. divisional asst. at
$3,800 in the Dept. of State Apr. 1, 1942; at $4,600
Oct. 1, 1942 ; sr. econ. analyst at Santiago Dec. 7,
1943 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Palmer, George E. — b. Paris, France, of Am. parents,
June 22, 1914; Lakeside High Sch. (Seattle, Wash.)
grad. ; Georgetown U. Sch. of For. Ser. 1935-37 ; asst.
to liaison and employment officer for petroleum com-
pany in Palestine 1939—40 ; elk. for aircraft corp.
1941-42 ; app. special asst. at La Paz Sept. 14, 1943
(canceled) ; v.c. at Col6n Oct. 25, 1943; at Panama
Mar. 8, 1945 ; at Aruba Sept. 12, 1945 ; also admin, asst.
at Aruba July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c at Aruba Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
BIOGRAPHIES
365
Palmer. John Peabody. — b. New York, N.Y., May 5,
1907 ; Phillips Andover ; U. of Wash. ; U. S. Naval Re-
serve 1925-30, It. (jg) ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at
Marseille July 27, 1931 : v.c. at Marseille Sept. 4,
1931 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and
sec. In the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 17, 1931 ; v. c. at Mar-
seille Jan. 2, 1932 ; For. Ser. Sch. Feb. 10, 1933 ; v. c.
at Genoa June 13, 1933; at Penang June 20, 1936; at
Saigon July 23, 1937; class eight Apr. 1, 1939; v. c.
at London Nov. 21, 1939 ; also 3d sec. at London Mar.
10, 1941 ; class seven Aug. 16, 1941 ; 2d sec. at London
in addition to duties as v.c. Dec. 9, 1941 ; furlough
for mil. ser. (U. S. Marine Corps, maj., overseas
service) Dec. 16, 1942-Nov. 30, 1944 ; cons. Jan. 19,
1943 ; to the Dept. Nov. 30, 1944 ; For. Ser. officer, office
of U. S. political adviser, staff of Supreme Allied Com-
mander, Mediterranean theater, Feb. 5, 1945 ; at Buda-
pest May 8, 1945 ; class six May 16, 1945 ; 2d sec. and.
cons, at Budapest Dec. 15, 1945 ; class five Dec. 17,
1945 ; cons, at Montreal Aug. 21, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer
of class four Nov. 13, 1946.
Palmer, Joseph, 2d. — b. Detroit, Mich., June 16,
1914; Cambridge (Mass.) High and Latin Sch. grad. ;
Phillips Exeter ; Harvard, S.B. 1937 ; Georgetown U.
Sch. of For. Ser. 1937-38 ; messenger, Fed. Bu. of In-
vestigation, 1938-39 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass.,
v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ;
v.c. at Mexico City Jan. 2, 1940 ; For. Ser. Sch. Jan. 23,
1941 ; v.c. at Nairobi June 2, 1941 ; class eight Nov.
16, 1943 ; to the Dept. Mar. 14, 1945 ; class seven May
16, 1945 ; class six May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married. — AF.
Pangburn, Harry Keep. — b. Perry, Iowa, Mar. 27,
1879; Maysville (Ky.) High Sch. grad.; business sch.;
U. of Chicago, M.D. 1901 ; act. asst. surgeon, Marine
Hospital Ser., 1901-2 ; surgeon for mining companies
1903-8 ; private practice in Acapulco, Mexico, since
1908 ; app. v. and dep. cons, at Acapulco Sept. 1, 1908 ;
v. c. at Acapulco by act approved Feb. 5, 1915 ; at
Ciudad Juarez Nov. 24, 1930 ; at Mazatlan, temp., June
19, 1936; at Ciudad Juarez Dec. 22, 1936; at Agua
Prieta, temp., Aug. 20, 1937 ; at Ciudad Juarez Oct. 19,
1937 ; at Agua Prieta, temp., Sept. 6, 1938 ; at Ciudad
Juarez Oct. 31, 1938; at Guaymas, temp., Jan. 26,
1940 ; at Ciudad Juarez May 11, 1940 ; at Coatzacoal-
cos, temp., Oct. 4, 1941 ; at Acapulco de Juarez, temp.,
Nov. 13, 1941 ; at Ciudad Juarez Nov. 26, 1941 ; at
Tampico, temp., Apr. 11, 1942 ; at Ciudad Juarez June
15, 1942 ; at Durango, temp., July 14, 1943 ; at Ciudad
Juarez Sept. 13, 1943 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
nine Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Panuch, Joseph Anthony. — b. Prague, Austria-Hun-
gary, Jan. 25, 1899 ; naturalized 1921 ; Fordham Prep,
grad. ; Fordham, A.B. 1921 ; Columbia, LL.B. 1925 ;
mem. of bar of N.Y. ; U.S. Army 1918 ; mem. of law
firm 1926-38 ; special admiralty counsel, Reconstruc-
tion Finance Corp., 1935-38 ; special counsel, Securi-
ties and Exchange Commn., 1938-41 ; chm. of policy
comm., Bd. of Econ. Warfare ; chief, Office of Export
Requirements ; mem. of Am. Requirements Comm.,
War Production Bd., 1942-43 ; special and confidential
asst. to dir. of materiel, War Dept., 1943-45 : special
adviser on military programs and reorganization to
dir. of war mobilization and reconversion 1945 ; app.
deputy to the asst. sec. of state for admin., CAF-15,
Nov. 15, 1945 ; chm., Comm. on Occupational Defer-
ments, J\ine 1, 1946. — A-R/P.
Pappano, Albert Earl. — b. Cleveland, Ohio, Apr. 21,
1910 ; East High Sch. grad. ; Western Reserve U., A.B.
1933, A.M. 1934; Washington U., Ph.D. 1937; re-
search asst., Western Reserve U., 1933-34 ; teaching
asst. 1935-37, instr. in Greek and Latin 1937-40,
Washington U. ; private sec. to Am. amb. to Venezuela
1940-41 ; special elk., Am. Red Cross, Jan.-Feb. 1941 ;
app. divisional asst. at $3,200 in the Dept. of State
Feb. 20, 1941 ; at $3,800 Dec. 16, 1941 ; For.
Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Feb. 20, 1942 ; v. c. at Mexico City Mar.
5, 1942 ; tech. adviser, Mexican-Am. Commn. for Econ.
Cooperation, 1943-45 ; also 3d sec. at Mexico City July
27, 1945 ; class eight May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer
of class five Nov. 13, 1940 ; married.
Parelman, Samuel T. — b. Wilmington, Del., Feb. 11,
1916 ; South Philadelphia High Sch. for Boys grad. ;
Benjamin Franklin U., B.C.S. 1938 ; Columbus U.,
LL.B. 1941 ; printing asst., Govt. Printing Office 1934-
36 ; budget and cost analyst, Social Security Bd.,
1936-39 ; management analyst, Railroad Retirement
Bd., 1939-41 ; asst. chief, budget section, Nat. Youth
Admin., 1941 ; budget officer, chief of budget and plan-
ning section, Office of Civilian Defense, 1941-43 ; dir.,
program appropriation div., and lend-lease budget of-
ficer, For. Econ. Admin., 1943-45 ; adviser, United
Nations Conf., London, 1946 ; transferred to the Dept.
of State as chief, Div. for Areas, Office of For. Liqui-
dation, CAF-14, Oct. 20, 1945 ; detailed to Comm. on
Finances of the Int. Refugee Org., United Nations
Econ. and Social Council, London, 1946 ; married. — DB.
Park, Nelson Renfrew. — b. Boston, Mass., Nov. 25,
1890 ; St. Johnsbury Acad. grad. ; Colo. Coll., A.B. 1914 ;
teacher in high sch. 1914-15 ; teacher and principal in
high sch. in Porto Rico 1916-18 ; Porto Rico Brigade
1918-19 ; app. v. c. at La Paz May 5, 1919 ; at Guatemala
Aug. 31, 1922 ; t. c. of career of class three Nov. 16, 1922 ;
v. c. at Guatemala Nov. 24, 1922 ; at Callao-Lima Feb.
12, 1923 ; class two Nov. 23, 1923 ; class one May 10,
1924; For. Ser. officer unclass. July 1, 1924; class
eight June 2, 1926 ; cons. June 15, 1926 ; cons, at
Ceiba Feb. 12, 1927; class seven Dec. 19, 1929; at
Torre6n Sept. 18, 1930 ; at Barranquilla June 1, 1937 ;
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Aug. 17, 1937 ; class six Mar. 1,
1939 ; cons, at Matamoros May 20, 1942 ; class five Oct.
20, 1942 ; cons, at Barcelona Nov. 14, 1944 ; class four
May 16, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Parke, Lee Wood (Capt.) — b. Washington, D. C,
Apr. 3, 1904 ; Central High Sch. grad. ; Columbia
Prep. Sch. grad. ; U.S. Naval Acad. grad. 1927 ; U.S.
Navy 1923— capt. ; detailed to the Dept. of State as
asst. security officer June 3, 1944 ; chief, Div. of Cryp-
tography, Nov. 1, 1944 ; alt., Efficiency Rating Comm.,
1946- ; married. — CY.
Parke, Robert B. — b. Curranville, Kans., Dec' 4,
1911; Superior Tech. Inst. (Perugia, Italy) grad.; U.
for Foreigners, Perugia, 1929-31 ; U. of Grenoble,
France, 1931-33 ; Inst, of Econ. and Cml. Science,
366
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Rome, 1933-35 ; accountant in Rome 1933-35, and
asst. to gen. mgr. in Alexandria, Egypt 1935-36, for
film corp. ; elk. in Am. consulate at Milan 1936-41 ;
asst. cml. specialist 1941-43, and chief of section
1943-45, Treas. Dept. ; chief of section 1945 and dep-
uty chief of branch 1945-46, Office of Military Govt,
for Germany ; special asst. to exec, officer, Treas.
Dept., 1946 ; app. divisional asst., P-6, in the Dept. of
State Sept. 19, 1946 ; married.— JK.
Parker, Charles Bailey. — b. Rutland, Vt, Jan. 7,
1885 ; West Rutland High Sch. grad. ; Middlebury Coll.,
A.B. 1906 ; v. and dep. cons, at Nogales Mar. 6, 1009 :
at Mazatlan June 21, 1909 ; elk. in Am. emb. at Mexico
City 1911-19 ; representative of Am. cable corp. in
Brazil, Argentina, Honduras, Guatemala, and Mexico ;
export mgr. for U.S. cml. firm 1926-27; mgr. of in-
vestment company in Colombia and Cuba 1927-34 ; in
export company 1934-35 ; interviewer, U.S. Reemploy-
ment Ser., 1935-36 ; valuation engineer, N.Y. Public
Ser. Cornmn., 1936—41 ; app. sr. econ. analyst at Mexico
City Oct. 20, 1941 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class five
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Parker, Edward S. — b. McCormick, S.C., May 14,
1894 ; U. of Paris 1919 ; with cotton-exporting firm
1915-17, 1919-22; U. S. Army 1917-19, 2d It., over-
seas service ; with Am. Relief Admin, in Russia 1922-
23 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate gen. at Calcutta Sent. 29,
1924 ; v. c. at Madras Jan. 7, 1925 ; at Cologne June
30, 1926; at Matamoros July 17, 1941; at Reynosa,
temp., Apr. 20, 1942 ; at Matamoros May 13, 1942 ;
at Marseille Oct. 3, 1944 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
nine Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Parker, Evelyn K. (Mrs.)— transferred to the Dept.
of State as program officer, CAF-11, Oct. 20, 1945 ;
property supply officer, CAF-12, July 14, 1946. —
OFLC.
Parker, Glenn T. — b. Burlington, Iowa, Jan. 23, 1894
U. of Iowa ; newspaper reporter 1914—16 ; U. S. Army
1917-19 ; civilian employee, U. S. Army, 1919-28
with travel companies in Paris 1929-33 ; app. guard
in Am. emb. at Paris 1933 ; elk, at Paris Apr. 1, 1937
at Casablanca June 5, 1941 ; admin, asst. at Casa
blanca July 12, 1945 ; at Bordeaux Aug. 16, 1946
leave without pay Aug. 30, 1946- ; For. Ser. Staff officer
of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 : married.
Parker, Leonidas M. — b. Calhoun Falls, S.C., Nov. 22,
1898 ; McCormick High Sch. grad. ; U.S. Army 1917-
19 ; sec. to pres. of bank ; sec. for Am. Relief Admin,
in Russia ; app. elk in the For. Ser. at Vienna June 16,
1924 ; at Berlin June 8, 1939 ; at Lisbon July 3, 1942 ;
at London Jan. 7, 1944 ; att. at London Oct. 11, 1944 ;
admin, asst. at London Feb. 10, 1946 : at Limerick
Oct. 16, 1946 ; v.c. at Limerick Oct. 28, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Parks, E. Taylor.— b. Mulberry, Tenn., Aug. 14, 1898 ;
Mulberry High Sch. grad. ; Massey Mil. Sch. grad. ;
Carson-Newman Coll., B.A. 1927 ; U. of Tenn., M.A.
1928 ; Duke U., Ph.D. 1931 ; U.S. Army 1918 ; v. pres.
and mgr. of real estate and insur. company 1921—25 ;
teacher of hist., Duke U., 1930-32 ; prof, and dept.
chin., Berea Coll., 1932-45 ; app. chief of research
section, Div. of Research and Publication, Dept. of
State, at $5,600 (P-6) Apr. 13, 1945; chief of for.
policies studies branch, Div. of Historical Policy Re-
search, Sept. 16, 1946 ; married. — RE.
Parks, James Edward. — b. Enfield, N.C., June 12,
1888 ; high sch. and business sch. ; railway-mail service
1907-12 ; trans-Atlantic-mail service 1912-14 ; cml.
work 1914-16 ; U. S. postal agency in France 10
months ; U. S. Army 1918-19, capt., overseas service ;
capt., O.R.C. ; app. elk. in Am. emb. at Paris Mar. 26,
1920 ; in Am. consulate gen. at Paris July 1, 1921 ; v. C
at Paris Oct. 2, 1923 ; v. c. of career of class three
June 13, 1924 ; v. c. at Lille June 23, 1924 ; For. Ser.
officer unclass. July 1, 1924 ; v. c. at Cardiff July 12.
1924 ; at Luxemburg May 19, 1926 ; at Martinique Mar.
14, 1929 ; class eight, cons., and cons, at Martinique
July 24, 1930; at Paris Sept. 26, 1930; at London
June 8, 1934 ; class seven Oct. 1, 1935 ; sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Aug. 17, 1937 ; cons, at Glasgow, temp.,
Sept. 9, 1939 ; at Manchester, temp., Sept. 16, 1939 ; at
London Jan. 2, 1940 ; at Col6n Apr. 15, 1941 ; class six
Aug. 16, 1941 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Panama Mar. 3, 1943 ;
class five July 16, 1944 ; sec. and cons, at Paris Sept.
13, 1944 ; cons, at Le Havre Jan. 17, 1945 ; class four
Dec. 17, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Parry, Carroll Casimir. — b. St. Louis, Mo., Mar. 4,
1897 ; high-sch. and business-sch. grad. ; jr. coll. ; dept.
mgr. in mfg. company 1917-18 ; elk., War Dept. Mar.-
June 1918; app. elk. in Am. emb. at London July 25,
1918; in Am. leg. at Prague Dec. 1, 1920; at Cairo
Sept. 3, 1927; at Prague Feb. 9, 1928; in consulate
gen. at Prague Mar. 21, 1939 ; v. c. at Prague, Bohemia,
Dec. 11, 1939 ; at Vienna Oct. 14, 1940 ; at Lisbon July
19, 1941 ; at Praha Mar. 1, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer
of class nine Nov. 13, 1946.
Parsloo, Arthur Gerard. — b. Atlanta, Gra., May 25,
18S8 ; educated by tutors ; with railroad companies
1912-14 ; elk. and asst. paymaster at Porto Alegre
1914-16 ; teacher of English in Porto Alegre 1916-17 ;
mgr. of plantation near Santos 1917-18 ; app. elk. in
Am. consulate at Santos Jan. 27, 1918; v. c. at Santos
June 27, 1918; resigned May 18, 1922; app. elk. In
Am. consulate at Santos Oct. 7, 1922 ; v. c. at Santos
June 7, 1923 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eight Nov.
13, 1946 ; married.
Parsons, Givon Monroe. — b. Delight, Ark., Jan. 26,
1912 ; Bonham (Tex.) High Sch. grad. ; East Tex. State
Teachers Coll., B.A. 1932; Agri. and Mech. Coll. of
Tex. 1943 ; Tex. Nat. Guard 1930-32 ; principal of
public sch. 1932-34 ; merchandise supervisor for shoe
company 1934-37 ; owner and mgr. of shoe dept. 1937-
42 ; supervisor of welding in shipbuilding company
1942-44 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and
assigned v.c. at Nogales Nov. 17, 1944 ; v.c. at Mata-
moros Apr. 16, 1946 ; also admin, asst. at Matamoros
July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Matamoros Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Parsons, James Graham. — b. New York, N.Y., Oct.
28, 1907; Groton Sch. grad.; Yale, B.A. 1929; N.Y.
U. Grad. Sch. of Business Admin. 1931-32; security
analyst 1931-32 ; secretary to Am. amb. to Japan 1932-
36 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and
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367
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1936 ; v. c. at Habana
Nov. 23, 1936; For. Ser. Sen. Jan. 19, 1938; to the
Dept., temp., June 17, 1938; v. c. at Mukden July 25,
1938; v. c. and 3d sec. at Ottawa June 27, 1940;
class eight May 1, 1941 ; to the Dept. Dec. 1, 1942 ;
class seven July 16, 1943 ; asst. chief, Div. of British
Commonwealth Affairs, Feb. 28, 1945 ; class five May
16, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married. — BC.
Parsons, Katrine W. — app. admin, asst. in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Canton July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; librarian at
Canton Nov. 13, 1946.
Parsons, Marselis Clark, Jr. — b. Rye, N.Y., Aug. 30,
1904 ; Taft Sch. ; Princeton, A.B. 1928 ; elk. 1924 ;
broker's elk. 1928-31 ; asst. sec. to U. S. senator
1933-34 ; asst. elk., Senate Com. Committee, 1935 ;
app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in
the Diplo. Ser. Oct. 1, 1935 ; v. c. at Naples Oct. 5, 1935 ;
For. Ser. Sch. Aug. 4, 1936; v. c. at Berlin Dec. 18,
1936 ; at Medan Mar. 2, 1938 ; at Batavia July 30, 1938 ;
at Zagreb Nov. 23, 1940 (canceled) ; at Lisbon Apr. 15,
1941 ; class eight Aug. 16, 1941 ; 3d sec. at Lisbon in
addition to duties as v.c. Jan. 19, 1943 ; class seven
July 16, 1943 ; 2d sec. at Lisbon in addition to duties as
v.c. Aug. 23, 1943 ; v.c. at Oporto, temp., Nov. 6, 1943 ;
2d sec. and v.c. at Lisbon Dec. 11, 1943 ; to the Dept.
Nov. 18, 1944 ; class six May 16, 1945 ; class five May
19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married. — NOE.
Parsons, Mary P. — app. admin, asst. in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Wellington July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser,
Reserve officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; cultural
officer at Wellington Nov. 13, 1946.
Pasquet, Maurice. — b. Newport, R.I., July 3, 1902;
l'Ecole Primaire SupSrieure, St. Maur, France; High
Sch. of Commerce (New York) grad. ; Ecole Libre des
Sciences Politiques 1927-28 ; elk. and sec. 1922-25 ;
app. elk. In Am. consulate gen. at Paris June 29, 1925 ;
v. c. at Havre, temp., June 22, 1927 ; elk. at Paris
Sept. 1, 1927 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 16, 1930 ; v. c. at Paris
Jan. 23, 1931 ; at Glasgow Nov. 29, 1933 ; at Dairen
Dec. 21, 1936 ; class eight Aug. 17, 1938 ; at St. Pierre-
Miquelon Aug. 5, 1940 ; cons. Oct. 5, 1940 ; at St. Pierre-
Miquelon Oct. 16, 1940 ; class seven May 1, 1941 ;
cons, at Rabat Oct. 11, 1943 ; class sis July 16, 1944 ;
For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Paterson, Robert W. — b. Columbus, Ohio, Dec. 30,
1918 ; U. of Va., B.S. 1944, M.A. 1945 ; mail elk. for ma-
chine company 1938 ; stock man and shipping elk, 1940,
material insp. 1941, for construction companies ; instr.,
U. of Va., 1944-45 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned to the Dept. May 8, 1945 ; v.c. at Rio de
Janeiro June 27, 1945 ; also admin, asst. at Rio de
Janeiro July 1, 1946 ; v.c. and admin, asst. at Habana
Sept. 28, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Rio de Janeiro Nov. 13, 1946.
Patten, William S — b. South Natick, Mass., Nov. 29,
1909 ; New Prep. Sch. grad. ; Harvard 1928-32 ; studied
in Switzerland ; asst. in treas. office 1932-36, salesman
1936-37, for insur. companies ; financial asst. 1937-39 ;
asst. dir. of regional div., Mass. Comm. on Public
Safety, 1941-42 : app. divisional asst. at $2,600 in the
Dept. of State Nov. 27, 1942 ; at $3,200 Aug. 16, 1943 ;
at $3,800 (P-4) Apr. 16, 1944 ; asst. to the chief, Div.
of Financial and Monetary Affairs, July 1, 1944 ; econ.
analyst at Paris Nov. 20, 1944 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class eight Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Patterson, Bradley Hawkes, Jr. — b. Newton, Mass.,
Dec. 5, 1921 ; Wellesley High Sch. grad. ; U. of Chicago,
B.A. 1942, M.A. 1943 ; Dept. of Agri. Grad. Sch. 1946- ;
master of private sch. 1943-45 ; app. v.c. in the For.
Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept. June 1945 ;
divisional asst., P-3, in the Dept. of State Dec. 17,
1945 ; intelligence officer, P— 4, Nov. 3, 1946 ; married. —
FC.
Patterson, Jefferson. — b. Dayton, Ohio, May 14, 1891 ;
Adirondack-Fla. Sch. ; Yale, B.A. 1913 ; Harvard, LL.B.
1916 ; Harvard Sch. of Business Admin. 1916-17 ; mem.
of bar of Ohio; U. S. Army 1917-19, 2d It., overseas
service ; law elk. 1920; app. sec. of emb. or leg. of class
four Aug. 24, 1921 ; to the Dept. Sept. 8, 1921 ; asst.
sec, Conf. on Limitation of Armament, Washington,
1921-22 ; assigned to Peking Mar. 1, 1922 ; class three
Jan. 23, 1924 ; For. Ser. officer of class six July 1,
1924; 2d sec. at Bogota July 17, 1924; at Constan-
tinople Sept. 2, 1926; class five May 23, 1929; to the
Dept. Mar. 22, 1930 ; 1st sec. Apr. 17, 1930 ; asst. chief,
Div. of Protocol and Confs., June 1, 1933 ; cons. July
20, 1934 ; For. Ser. officer at Breslau Aug. 1, 1934 ;
cons, at Breslau Aug. 13, 1934 ; 2d sec. at Oslo Aug. 13,
1935 ; 1st sec. at Oslo Sept. 20, 1935 ; class four Apr.
1, 1936; at Berlin Nov. 28, 1938; class three May 1,
1941 ; 1st sec. and cons, at Lima, July 3, 1941 ; couns.
of emb. at Lima Dec. 9, 1942 ; at Brussels Apr. 19,
1945 ; class two May 16, 1945 ; couns. of leg. at Cairo
Apr. 29, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class two Nov. 13,
1946 ; couns. of emb. at Cairo Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Patterson, John. — b. Chelsea, Mass., Feb. 5, 1912 ;
Boston Coll. High Sch. grad. ; Boston Coll., A.B. 1933 ;
Harvard, A.M. 1935 ; elk. in Treas. Dept. 1935-36 ; app.
elk. at $1,440 in the Dept. of State Mar. 4, 1936; at
$1,620 June 1, 1937 ; research asst. at $2,000 Aug. 1,
1938 ; divisional asst. at $3,200 Nov. 1, 1940 ; at $3,300
July 1, 1942 ; at $3,800 Feb. 1, 1943 ; public-opinion
analyst at $4,600 (CAF-12) July 1, 1944; asst. cor-
respondence officer, U.S. del., United Nations Conf. on
Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; P-6 Apr. 26, 1946. —
PS.
Patterson, John McCready. — b. Richmond, Va., Dec. 18,
1913; McGuire's U. Sch. grad.; John Marshall High
Sch. grad. ; U. of Va., B.A. 1934, M.A. 1936 ; instr.
in English, U. of Va., 1934—36 ; reporter and feature
writer with newspaper and magazine corps. 1936-40 ;
asst. dir. of publications of educational foundation
1940-42 ; asst. regional dir., Office of War Information,
1942-43 ; asst. dir. of public relations, Dept. of Justice,
1943-44; app. information specialist at $4,600 (CAF-
12) in the Dept. of State Oct. 3, 1944 ; public relations
officer, U. S. del., 1st part of 1st sess. of the Gen.
Assembly, United Nations, London, 1946 ; asst. chief
of magazine and feature section, Div. of Public Liaison,
CAF-13, Feb. 10, 1946 ; uct. asst. chief, Div. of Public
Liaison, Nov. 1, 1946. — PL.
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Patterson, Richard Cunningham, Jr. — b. Omaha, Nebr.,
1896 ; Columbia, B.M. 1912 ; U.S. Army, 1917-19, col.,
overseas service ; admin, officer, Am. Commn. To Nego-
tiate Peace, Paris, 1918-19 ; asst. to pres. 1920, engi-
neer 1921-23 of engineering corps. ; commr. of cor-
rection in N.Y. 1927-32 ; exec. v. pres. and dir. of
broadcasting company 1932—36 ; asst. sec. of com.
1938-39 ; trustee, Export-Import Bank, 1938-39 ; chm.
of bd. of radio corp. 1940-44 ; app. A. E. and P. to
Yugoslavia Sept. 21, 1944 ; married.
Patterson, Richard Sharpe. — b. Wilkes-Barre, Pa.,
Feb. 24, 1908 ; Wilkes-Barre High Sell. grad. ; George
Washington, A.B. 1929, grad. work 1929-31 ; editor,
George Washington TL, 1930-35 ; app. editorial asst.
at $1,800 in the Dept. of State June 10, 1929 ; at $2,000
Apr. 7, 1930; at $2,200 July 1, 1930; asst. to the his-
torical adviser at $3,200 June 24, 1936; act. historical
adviser June 17-July 18, 1936 and Aug. 18-Sept. 18,
1936 ; asst. to the editor of the treaties Aug. 1, 1938 ;
at $3,300 Apr. 16, 1939 ; at $3,400 Oct. 1, 1941 ; divi-
sional asst. at $3,800 (P-4) Feb. 16, 1943. — RE.
Paulson, Bernhard J. — app. elk. in the For. Ser. Aug.
15, 1918 and assigned in the Am. emb. at Copenhagen
Nov. 13, 1918 ; resigned July 27, 1921 ; app. elk. in
the For. Ser. and assigned in the Am. leg. at Stock-
holm Oct. 12, 1921 ; at Istanbul June 25, 1925 ; at
Cairo Apr. 15, 1943 ; special disbursing officer at New
Delhi Apr. 14, 1944 ; admin, officer at New Delhi Feb.
10, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eight Nov. 13,
1946 ; special disbursing agt. at New Delhi Nov. 13,
194\3.
Pawley, William D. — app. A. E. and P. to Peru June
14, 1945 ; to Brazil Apr. 12, 1946.
Paxton, John Hall.— b. Galesbnrg, 111., July 28, 1899 ;
Shanghai Am. Sen. grad. ; Phillips Andover grad. ;
Yale, B.A. 1922 ; Magdalene Coll., Cambridge U., Eng-
land, and Ecole Libre des Sciences Politiques 1923-24 ;
U. S. Army 1918 ; tutor and translator of French sci-
entific books ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass. Mar. 20,
1925 ; v. c. of career and v. c. at Nanking Sept. 2,
1925 ; language officer at Peking July 23, 1929 ; class
eight and cons. Oct. 16, 1929 ; class seven July 1, 1931 ;
cons, at Canton Mar. 5, 1932; at Chefoo Sept. 14,
1934 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. June 24, 1936 ; For. Ser.
officer at Nanking July 10, 1936 ; 2d sec. at Nanking
July 24, 1936; cons, at Shanghai Mar. 3, 1938-Dec.
7, 1941 ; class six Mar. 1, 1939 ; also 2d sec. at Nan-
king Aug. 7, 1939-Dec. 7, 1941 ; to the Dept. June 3,
1942; 2d sec. and cons, at Tehran Sept. 28, 1942 ; 2d
sec. at Chungking and cons, at Kunming Nov. 8, 1943 ;
class five Nov. 16, 1943 ; cons, at Chungking in addi-
tion to duties as 2d see. May 1, 1944 ; at Nanking Apr.
1, 1946 ; cons, at Tihwa Oct. 17, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer
of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Payne, Charles Edward Beresford. — b. Marquette,
Mich., Dec. 14, 1891 ; Marquette High Sch. grad. ; busi-
ness sen. ; elk. 1909-13 ; asst. agt. for railway com-
pany in Canada 1913-18 ; with lumber company in
Canada 1918-19 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Lon-
don, Ont., July 28, 1920 ; v. c. at London, Ont., Feb. 21,
1921 ; at Niagara Falls, temp., July 29, 1926 ; at Lon-
don, Ont., Nov. 16, 1926; at Sarnia June 20, 1940;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Payne, Francine T. (Mrs.). — b. Blanzy, France ; nat-
uralized 1937 ; l'Ecole Supeneure grad. ; l'Ecole Nor-
male Macon 1925-26 ; private tutoring 1927-33 ; mgr.
of cml. firm in Paris 1933-37 ; app. translator at
$2,600 in the Dept. of State July 6, 1942 ; interpreter-
translator, 1st sess. of the Council, United Nations
Relief and Rehabilitation Admin., Atlantic City, N. J.,
1943; at $2,700 Apr. 1, 1944; translator. United
Nations Monetary and Financial Conf., Bretton
Woods, N. H., 1944 ; information specialist at $3,200
(CAF-9) June 16, 1944 ; interpreter and translator,
Int. Civil Aviation Conf., Chicago, 1944 ; translator,
United Nations Comm. of Jurists, Washington, 1945 ;
professional writer, CAF-11, Jan. 30, 1946. — TC.
Peake, John Hugh Cameron. — b. Rye, N.Y., July 3,
1919 ; Lawrenceville Sch. grad. ; Yale U. 1939-41 ;
U.S. Navy 1941-42 ; asst. airport mgr. for airways com-
pany 1942-43 ; advertising mgr. for mfg. company
1944-45 : app. v.c. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and
assigned at Buenos Aires July 2, 1945 ; also admin,
asst. at Buenos Aires July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer
of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Buenos Aires
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Peake, Malcolm Eugene. — b. Baltimore, Md., Oct. 6,
1909 ; Eastern High Sch. ; Dept. of Agri. Grad. Sch.
1939-41 ; with U.S. Weather Bu. 1926-33 ; elk-book-
keeper, Dept. of Agri., 1933-41 ; accounting elk., War
Dept., 1941 ; accountant, Rubber Development Corp.,
1942-43 ; budget examiner 1941—42, admin, asst.
1942, industrial analyst 1943-44, War Production
Bd. ; detailed to the Dept. of State as admin, officer.
Central Translating Div., June 5, 1944 : app. at $3,800
(CAF-11) in the Dept. of State Sept. 4, 1944 ; admin,
officer, interpreting and translating bu., United Nations
Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; married. — TC.
Pearson, Paul Harold. — b. St. Peter, Minn., July 8,
1902 ; Central High Sch. (Minneapolis) grad. ; Drake
U., B.A. 1926, LL.B. 1927; mem. of bar of Iowa; elk.
in Am. consulate at Helsingfors 1927-28 ; elk. to trade
commr. at Hamburg 1928-29 ; app. asst. trade commr.
at Hamburg July 1. 1929 ; at Copenhagen Aug. 1, 1929 ;
at Berlin June 16, 1939 ; For. Ser. officer of class eight
July 1, 1939; v.c. of career and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Nov. 16, 1939 ; v.c. and 3d sec. at Berlin Dec. 29, 1939 ;
relieved of duties as v.c. July 15, 1941 ; as 3d sec.
Dec. 11, 1941 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Stockholm Feb., 6,
1942 ; class seven June 1, 1942 ; 2d sec. at Stockholm in
addition to duties as v.c. Aug. 13, 1942 ; cons. June
9, 1944 ; cons, at Stockholm in addition to duties
as 2d sec. June 17, 1944 ; class six Dec. 17, 1945 ; cons,
at Bristol Jan. 28, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four
Nov. 13, 1946.
Pease, Harold Denman. — b. Des Moines, Iowa, Jan. 16,
1907 ; Sacramento High Seh. grad. ; U. of Calif. 1924-25 ;
criminologist, State of Calif., 1925-29 ; app. elk. in Am.
consulate gen. at Shanghai Oct. 28, 1929 ; v.c. at
Shanghai July 8, 1937-Dec. 7, 1941 ; at Matamoros
Sept. 24, 1942 ; at Maracaibo Nov. 27, 1943 ; also
admin, asst. at Maracaibo May 16, 1945 ; v.c. at Puerto
la Cruz, temp., Mar. 4, 1948 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Peaslec, Alexander Latty — b. Oak Park, 111., Feb. 5, 1922;
Defiance (Ohio) High Sch. grad.; Miami U., A. B. 1943; Stanford,
BIOGRAPHIES
369
A. B. 1945; U. S. Army 1942-1946; employment officer, United
Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Admin., 194G; app. For. Ser.
officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. June 3,
1946; to the Dept. June 17, 1946; v. c. at Shanghai Sept. 11, 1946;
For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946; married.
Peck, Joseph R., 2d. — b. Philadelphia, Pa., May 1,
1913 ; Chestnut Hill Acad. grad. ; Grad. Inst, of Int.
Studies (Switzerland) 1938-39; D. of Pa., A.B. 1940;
copy boy and reporter with newspaper 1940-41 ; U.S.
Navy 1941-45, It. comdr., overseas service ; app. v.c.
in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept.
Jan. 20, 1946 ; at Stuttgart Jan. 29, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Peck, 'William Lawrence. — b. Putnam, Conn., Mar.
30, 1895 ; Gunnery Sen. grad. ; Trinity Coll., A.B. 1916 ;
Sorbonne 1919; teacher 1916-17; U. S. Marine Corps
1917-19; investigator for Insur. company 1920; app.
elk. in Am. consulate at Stockholm July 8, 1920 ; v. c.
of career of class three Nov. 16, 1922 ; v. c. at Stock-
holm Nov. 24, 1922 ; at Reval (Tallinn^ May 19, 1923 ;
For. Ser. officer unclass. July 1, 1924 ; v. c. at Leipzig
Mar. 9, 1925 ; at Cobh May 19, 1928 ; class eight, cons.,
and cons, at Cobh July 24, 1930 ; at Lagos July 14,
1932 ; at Riga Jan. 31, 1935 ; class seven Oct. 1, 1935 ;
sec. In the Diplo. Ser. Oct. 9, 1935 ; also 2d sec. at Riga
Nov. 7, 1935; cons, at Naples Dec. 22, 1938; class six
Mar. 1, 1939; at Venice, temp., June 30, 1939; at
Naples Mar. 11, 1940; at Marseille Sept. 19, 1940-
Nov. 8, 1942 ; 2d sec. at Bern Dec. 12, 1941 (canceled) ;
to the Dept. Feb. 18, 1944 ; cons, at Palermo Apr.
26, 1944 ; class five May 16, 1945 ; 2d sec. and cons, at
Addis Ababa Dec. 29, 1945 (canceled) ; cons, at Perth
Feb. 21, 1946 ; at Brisbane Oct. 14, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Pedersen, Alfred John. — b. Boston, Mass., Dec. 15,
1904 ; Boston Com. High Sch. grad. ; purchasing agt.
for engineering company 1925-29 ; cashier for fruit
company 1929-35 ; v.c.-clk. 1935-41 ; U.S. Army 1942-
45, 2d It. ; app. v.c. at Barcelona Sept. 28, 1945 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Pelcovits, Nathan Albert. — b. Kaunas, Lithuania, of
Am. parents, Mar. 4, 1912 ; Marshall High Sch. (Chi-
cago, 111.) grad. ; Coll. of the City of N.Y., B.A. 1933;
Columbia, M.A. 1937, Ph.D. 1946 ; Academie de Droit
International, The Hague, 1938 ; Cambridge U. 1939 ;
field fellow, Social Science Research Council, 1938-39 ;
instr. in govt., Coll. of the City of N.Y. and research
assoc. for religious comm. 1940-42 ; U.S. Army 1942-
45, capt. ; app. research analyst, P-5, in the Dept. of
State Nov. 18, 3 946; married. — DRB.
Pelfrey, James Clyde.— b. Seneca, S. C, Sept. 20, 1911; Mc-
Kinley High Sch. (D. C.) grad.; Am. U., cert. 1942; elk., Treas.
Dept., 1935^10; purchasing officer, Office for Emergency Manage-
ment, 1940-42; U. S. Army 1942^6, maj., overseas service; app-
chief of gen. services branch, Div. of Central Services, Dept. of
State, CAF-11, Sept. 11, 1946; married.— CS.
Pell, Claiborne. — b. New York, N. Y., Nov. 18, 1918 ;
sch. in London ; St. George's Sch. grad. ; Princeton,
A.B. 1940 ; Columbia, M.A. 1946 ; Am. U. 1945-46 ;
private sec. to U.S. Minister, Portugal, 1940-41 ; U.S.
Coast Guard 1941—45, It. comdr., overseas service ;
asst. sec. of Comm. on Enforcement Arrangements,
United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ;
app. asst. on int. security affairs, P-4, in the Dept.
of State Oct. 15, 1945 ; asst. sec. of Comm. of Ex-
perts, Int. Secretariat, United Nations, N. Y., 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in
the Diplo. Ser. Apr. 27, 1946 ; to the Dept. June 19,
1946; 3d sec, and v.c. at Praha July 19, 1946; For.
Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Pelton, "Walter Earle. — b. Union Co., 111., May 28,
1890 ; Nat. U., LL.B. 1922 ; mem. of bar of D.C. ; U. S.
Navy 1918; app. elk. at $1,200 In the Dept. of State
Mar. 17, 1919; at $1,400 Jan. 1, 1920; at $1,600 Nov.
21, 1923 ; at $1,860 July 1, 1924 ; an asst. to the solici-
tor at $2,000 July 1, 1928 ; at $2,600 June 1, 1929 ; at
$2,800 July 1, 1930; at $3,200 (P-3) June 1, 1931;
asst. to the legal adviser July 1, 1931 ; sec. for U. S.
Gen. Claims Commn., U. S. and Panama, 1933 ; P-4
Oct. 6, 1946. — Le.
Pendleton, Charles Herbert. — b. Washington, D.C,
Apr. 25, 1913 ; Central High Sch. grad. ; Southeastern
U., LL.B., 1935 ; mem. of bar of D.C. ; asst. to chief
elk. 1936-41, admin, analyst 1941-42, Farm Credit
Admin. ; business specialist, Office of Price Admin.,
Jan.-Feb. 1942 ; asst. regional mgr., Office for Emer-
gency Management, Mar.-Sept. 1942 ; U. S. Navy 1942-
45 ; app. admin, officer, CAF-11, in the Dept. of State
Dec. 12, 1945 ; at $4,902 July 1, 1946.— FEC.
Penfield, Anne C. Boardman (Mrs.). — b. London, Eng-
land, of Am. parents; San Luis (Colo. Springs, Colo.)
Sch. grad. ; Sorbonne, diplome 1930 ; U. of Rome
1930-32 ; admin, asst., Office of Civilian Defense,
1941-42 ; press analyst, Dept. of Justice, 1942-43 ;
propaganda analyst and information specialist, Office
of War Information, 1943-45 ; transferred to the Uept.
of State as field program officer, P-4, Aug. 31, 1945 ;
information officer in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and
assigned to the Dept. July 1, 1946 ; field program
officer, P-4, July 28, 1946. — ILL
Penfield, James Kedzie, — b. New York, N.Y., Apr. 9,
1908; Stanford, A.B. 1929; app. For. Ser. officer un-
class., v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Apr.
15, 1930; v. c. at Ciudad Juarez Apr. 29, 1930; at
Progreso June 13, 1930 ; For. Ser. Sch. Sept. 27, 1930 ;
v. c. at Canton Feb. 24, 1931 ; at Mukden Mar. 6, 1933 ;
language officer at Peiping July 2, 1934 ; v. c. at Yiin-
nanfu, temp., July 7, 1936 ; class eight Apr. 1, 1937 ;
cons. Apr. 22, 1937 ; cons, at Yiinnanfu, temp., Apr. 26,
1937 ; to the Dept. Jan. 19, 1938 ; class seven Nov. 16,
1939 ; cons, at Godthaab May 7, 1940 ; class six Aug. 16,
1941 ; 2d sec. at Chungking Nov. 2, 1942 ; class five July
16, 1943 ; cons, at Chungking in addition to duties
as 2d sec. May 1, 1944 ; to the Dept. Dec. 20, 1944 ;
cons. gen. Mar. 14, 1945 ; class three May 16, 1945 ;
deputy dir., Office of Far Eastern Affairs, Oct. 10, 1945 ;
adviser to U. S. mem., 5th sess. of the Council, United
Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Admin., Geneva,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married. — FE.
Penniman, William Frederick, Jr. — b. Savannah, Ga.,
Aug. 3, 1912 ; Shenandoah Valley Acad. grad. ; U. of
Pa. 1929-31 ; Tulane U. 1940 ; salesman for building
material company 1934-36 ; oil lease broker 1936-41 ;
app. jr. econ. analyst in the For. Ser. and assigned
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at Caracas Aug. 13, 1941 ; resigned Aug. 13, 1943 to
enter the armed services ; U.S.M.C. 1943-46 ; app. jr.
econ. analyst in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned
at Santiago Feb. 18, 1946 ; v.c. at Santiago Apr. 24
1946 ; also admin, asst. at Santiago July 1, 1946
For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946
v.c. at Santiago Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Penrose, Ernest Francis. — b. Plymouth, England, Jan.
26, 1898; naturalized 1937; U. of Cambridge (Eng-
land), M.A. 1925; Stanford TJ., Ph.D. 1933; prof, of
com., Nagoya (Japan) Imperial Coll. of Com., 1925-30;
research assoc, Stanford U., 1930-35 ; assoc. prof, of
econ., U. of Calif., 1935-40 ; app. special asst. at
London Sept. 8, 1941 ; asst. sec. of tech. secretariat.
United Nations Conf. on Food and Agri., Hot Springs,
Va., 1943 ; alt. on comms., U. S. del., 2d sess. of the
Council, United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation
Admin., Montreal, 1944, and adviser, 3d sess. of the
Council, London, 1945 ; adviser on Econ. and Social
Council matters, United Nations, at $8,179.50 May 11,
1946 ; married.
Penson, Charles S. — app. admin, asst. in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Rio de Janeiro July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Pepin, Harold Thomas. — b. East Liverpool, Ohio, Apr.
29, 1906 ; East Liverpool High Sch. grad. ; business-
sch. grad. ; Western Reserve U. 1925-31 ; Cleveland
Sch. of Art 1932-35 ; Miami U. 1941-42 ; accountant
with dept. store 1925-31 ; cashier for hotel chain
1931-39 ; office mgr. and personnel dir., War Dept.,
1941—44 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary Sept. 30,
1944 ; v.c. at Montreal Oct. 25, 1944 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Percival, LeRoy Frederick, Jr. — b. Forestville, Conn.,
Oct. 22, 1922 ; Bristol High Sch. grad. ; Williams, B.A.
1945 ; U.S. Army 1942-46, overseas service ; app. For.
Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. June 21, 1946 ; to the Dept. July 14, 1946 ;
v.c. at Bremen July 29, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Perkins, Ernest Ralph, — b. North Haverhill, N. H.,
Dec. 27, 1893; Tilton Sch. grad.; Wesleyan, A.B. 1917:
Clark, A.M., 1921, Ph.D. 1930 ; teacher of hist., Law-
rence Acad., 1917-18 ; U.S. Army 1918 ; newspaper work
1919-20 ; instr. in hist., Denison U., 1921-22 ; assoc.
prof, of hist., Norwich U., 1922-30 ; app. research asst.
at $3,200 in the Dept. of State Oct. 1, 1930 ; asst. chief
of research section at $3,800 Jan. 16, 1937 ; chief at
$4,600 June 29, 1938; at $4,S00 Oct. 1, 1941; editor
of For. Relations of the U. S. Jan. 17, 1944 ; at $5,000
Apr. 1, 1944 ; detailed to Am. emb. in London Dec.
14, 1944-Mar. 26, 1945; att., office of U. S. political
adviser on German affairs, Supreme Headquarters,
A.E.F., Mar. 27-Aug. 6, 1945 ; chief of for. relations
branch, Div. of Historical Policy Research, Sept. 16,
1946. — RE.
Perkins, John Wesley. — b. Rising Sun, Ind., Nov.
17, 1886 ; Rising Sun High Sch. grad. ; Earlham Coll.,
B.A. 1909 ; Northwestern, M.A. 1912 ; teacher of lan-
guages 1909-11 ; prof, of languages, Jamestown Coll.
1912-14, Maryville Coll. 1914-16; elk., Civil Ser.
Commn., 1916-17 ; translator, Dept. of Agri., 1917-20,
War Dept., 1920-32; app. translator at $2,600 in the
Dept. of State Feb. 9, 1932; at $2,900 Sept. 1, 1935;
at $3,000 Apr. 1, 1938; at $3,500 (CAF-10) Jan. 7,
1939 ; asst. chief, Translating Bu., July 12, 1940-Jan.
15, 1944 ; exec, officer of English section, interpreting
and translating bu., United Nations Conf. on Int. Org.,
San Francisco, 1945 ; chief of English section, Central
Translating Div., CAF-12, Oct. 29, 1945 ; act. asst.
chief of branch Oct. 8, 1946 ; married. — TC.
Perkins, Samuel Elliott, 4th. — b. Indianapolis, Ind.,
Mar. 2, 1909 ; Shortridge High Sch. grad. ; Culver Mil.
Acad. grad. ; Purdue U., 1927-30 ; Nat. U., LL.B.
1939, LL.M. and M.P.L. 1940 ; cartographic engineer,
Coast and Geodetic Survey, 1933-35 ; editorial investi-
gator, Works Progress Admin., 1935-39 ; neutrality
law specialist, Bu. of For. and Dom. Com., 1939—41 ;
divisional asst., Dept. of State, Mar.-Sept. 1941 ;
analyst, Bd. of Econ. Warfare, 1941-42 ; app. di-
visional asst. at $4,600 (P-5) in the Dept. of State
Aug. 17, 1942 ; furlough for mil. ser. (U. S. Navy, It.,
overseas service) Dec. 16, 1943-Apr. 2, 1946 ; P-6 Apr.
2, 1946 ; att. at Paris Aug. 12, 1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve
officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Perkins, Troy Lawson. — b. Hindman, Ky., Feb. 3,
1902 ; Cen. State Normal Prep. Sch. grad. ; U. of Ky.,
A.B. 1925, grad. work 1925-26 ; Alliance Franchise,
summer 1929 ; publicity work 1918-19 ; store mgr.
1924—25 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Ensenada Aug.
13, 1931; v.c. at Ensenada Sept. 5, 1931; For. Ser.
officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Dec. 17, 1931 ; v.c. at Ensenada Jan. 2, 1932 ; For.
Ser. Sch. Aug. 19, 1932; v.c. at Medan Dec. 22, 1932
(canceled) ; to the Dept., temp., Dec. 23, 1932 ; v.c. at
Tientsin May 31, 1933 ; at Dairen Dec. 3, 1934 ; language
officer at Peiping Jan. 17, 1936 ; 3d sec. at Peiping Feb.
26, 1938; v.c. at Mukden Apr. 7, 1938; at Shanghai
Dec. 17, 1938; class eight Apr. 1, 1939 ; at Yunnanfu,
temp., Oct. 10, 1939; cons. June 12, 1940; cons, at
Yiinnanfu (Kunming) June 24, 1940; class seven Aug.
16, 1941 ; to the Dept. Sept. 3, 1942 ; class six Nov.
16, 1943 ; cons, at Victoria, B. C. Jan. 30, 1945 ; class
five May 16, 1945 ; class four May 19, 1946 ; 1st sec.
and cons, at Nanking July 18, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer
of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Perkins, Warwick. — b. Baltimore, Md., July 23,
1899 ; Baltimore City Coll. grad. ; Johns Hopkins, A.B.
1921 ; S.A.T.C. 1918 ; newspaper reporter and asst.
financial editor 1921-24 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass.
and v. c. of career Oct. 16, 1924 ; v. c. at Vienna Nov.
8, 1924; at Lucerne, temp., May 23, 1927; at Vienna
Nov. 15, 1927; at Lausanne, temp., Jan. 13, 1928; at
Vienna Apr. 18, 1928; at Danzig May 4, 1929; class
eight, cons., and cons, at Danzig Oct. 16, 1929 ; at
Warsaw Feb. 2, 1932 ; class seven July 1, 1934 ; class
six Apr. 1, 1936 ; cons, at Toronto Sept. 23, 1937 ; sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 1, 1937 ; class five June 16,
1938 ; class four Aug. 16, 1941 ; 1st sec. and cons, at
Moscow (for duty at Kuibyshev, temp.) Nov. 10, 1942;
class three Nov. 16, 1943; to the Dept. Apr. 17, 1945;
1st sec. at Ankara July 4, 1945 ; class two Dec. 17,
1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class two Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Perry, Glenn Oliver. — b. West Blocton, Ala., Dec. 10,
1917 ; West Blocton High Sch. grad. ; U. of Ala., B.S.
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1940, grad. work Jan.-May 1940 ; auditor for iron
works 1940-41 ; chief elk. and accountant, War Dept.,
1941-43 ; principal auditor, Gen. Accounting Office,
1943-44 ; audit reviewer, Social Security Bd., 1944-45 ;
app. admin, asst. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and as-
signed to the Dept. Mar. 2, 1945 ; at Mexico City July
17, 1945 ; at San Jos6 Dec. 13, 1946 ; at Mexico City-
Apr. 29, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eleven
Nov. 13, 1946 ; asst. special disbursing agt. at Mexico
City Nov. 13, 1946.
Perry, Kenneth W.— b. West Somerville, Mass., Jan. 8, 1910;
Newton High Sch. grad.; Dartmouth Coll. 1928-31, 1932-33; unit
supervisor, Works Projects Admin., 1932-41; asst. chief of sta-
tistics branch, Office of Lend-Lease Admin., 1941-43; U. S. Army
1943-45, 2d It.; transferred to the Dept. of State as sr. admin,
officer, CAF-12, Oct. 20, 1945; market analyst, P-5, Mar. 22, 1946;
married— OFLC.
Persinger, David. — b. Roanoke, Va., Aug. 20, 1908 ;
Jefferson High Sch. grad. ; U. of Va., LL.B. 1932 ;
mem. of bar of Va. ; private law practice 1932-35 ;
asst. atty., Nat. Labor Relations Bd., 1935-39 ; atty.,
Dept. of Labor, 1939-41 ; sr. atty., Office of Price Ad-
min., 1941-42 ; business analyst, For. Econ. Admin.,
1942—45 ; app. asst. to adviser to United Nations Relief
and Rehabilitation Admin., at $5,600 (P-6) in the
Dept. of State June 23, 1945 ; sec. July 14, 1946 ; ad-
viser and sec. of U. S. del., 4th sess. of the Council,
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Admin., At-
lantic City, N. J., 1946, 5th sess., Geneva, 1946 ;
married. — A— T.
Peter, Hollis William. — b. Nanking, China, of Am.
parents, Feb. 14, 1915; White Plains (NY.) High Sch.
grad. ; U. of Wis., B.S. 1938 ; U. of Berlin, 1933-34 ;
teaching asst., U. of Wis., 1936-37 ; soil surveyor, Soil
Conservation Service, 1938-40 ; hydrologist, Dept. of
Agri., 1940—41 ; planning tech., Nat. Resources Plan-
ning Bd., 1941-43 ; research writer, Nat. Planning
Assn., 1943 ; U.S. Army 1943—44, overseas service ; app.
head of agri. unit, Div. of Geography and Cartography,
Dept. of State at $4,600 (P-5) Mar. 30, 1945 ; mar-
ried.— IFI.
Peters, Richard Brazelton. — b. Shawnee, Okla., Jan.
2, 1919 ; Shawnee High Sch. grad. ; Okla. Baptist U.
1937-39 ; radio announcer, 1936-40 ; news editor and
dir. of special events with radio station 1940 ; U. S.
Army 1940-46, It. col., overseas service ; app. v.c. in
the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept.
Dec. 10, 1945 ; at Naples Dec. 28, 1945 ; also admin,
asst. at Naples July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer
of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Naples Nov.
13, 1946 ; married.
Peterson, Avery Frederick. — b. Boise, Idaho, Aug. 2,
1906 ; Boise High Sch. grad. ; business sch. ; George-
town, B.S. (For. Ser.) 1929; bookkeeper 1923-24;
salesman 1926-27 ; advertising work with trade assn.
1927-30 ; app. asst. trade commr. at Toronto Aug. 11,
1930 ; at Ottawa Aug. 1, 1933 ; trade commr. at Ottawa
Jan. 1, 1938 ; For. Ser. officer of class seven July 1,
1939; cons, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939;
2 sec. and cons, at Ottawa Dec. 29, 1939 ; at London
Mar. 17, 1942 ; class six Oct. 20, 1942 ; class four May
16, 1945 ; 1st sec. at London in addition to duties as
cons. June 5, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class three
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Peterson, Earl Kermit. — b. Siren, Wis., Mar. 29, 1908 ;
business sch. ; Washington Coll. of Law, LL.B. 1939 ;
mem. of bar of D. C. ; elk. 1927 ; sales and production
mgr. for private firms 1928-34 ; elk., Agri. Adjust-
ment Admin. 1934-35, Resettlement Admin. 1935-36;
app. elk. at $1,440 in the Dept. of State Aug. 7, 1936;
at $1,620 July 14, 1937; at $1,680 Apr. 16, 1939; at
$2,000 July 28, 1939 ; at $2,300 July 16, 1941 ; tech.
asst. (legal) at $2,600 May 16, 1942; at $2,700 Oct.
1, 1943 ; divisional asst. Jan. 1, 1944 ; furlough for
mil. ser. (U. S. Navy, overseas service) Jan. 21, 1944-
Apr. 4, 1946 ; at $3,200 (P-3) Aug. 1, 1944 ; P-4 Apr.
4, 1946 ; married. — MD.
Petrie, John Edward.— b. Cooperstown, N. Y., July 23, 1914;
Phillips Andover Acad, grad.; Yale, B. A. 1938, grad. work 1940-
41; instr. in history, Hotchkiss School 1938-10, Phillips Andover,
1940-42; country program branch, Bd. of Econ. Warfare, 1942-43;
U. S. Coast Guard 1943-46, It. (jg), overseas service; transferred
to the Dept. of State as econ. analyst, P-3, Oct. 20, 1945; research
analyst, P-4, July 15, 1946— BI.
Peurif oy, John E. — b. Walterboro, S.C., Aug. 9, 1907 ;
Walterboro High Sch. grad. ; U.S.M.A. 1926-28 ; Ameri-
can U. 1935 ; George Washington U. 1939-40 ; asst. to
insur. head of bank 1928-29 ; insur. underwriter 1929-
31 ; asst. mgr. and cashier, restaurant company, 1931-
34 ; act. chief of section, Procurement Division, Treas-
ury Dept., 1935-37 ; elk., J^S. Capitol, Jan.-Aug. 1938 ;
economic analyst, Labori^n?t., Aug.-Sept. 1938 ; app.
economic analyst at $2,000 in the Dept. of State Oct.
1, 1938; divisional asst. at $2,600 Apr. 1, 1939; at
$3,200 Apr. 1, 1940 ; at $3,300 Oct. 1, 1941 ; at $4,600
Nov. 1, 1941 ; mem., Policy Comm'. of Bd. of Econ.
Warfare, 1942 ; mem., Reviews and Appeals Comm. on
Export Applications of Bd. of Econ. Warfare, 1942 ;
at $5,600 Oct. 1, 1942 ; detailed to Am. emb., Rio de
Janeiro, Oct.-Dec. 1942 ; mem. of Program Adjustment
Comm. and alt. mem. of Requirements Comm., War
Production Bd., 1942—44; exec, officer, Office of Public
Information, Apr. 25, 1944 ; special asst., Office of
Public Information, at $6,500 Aug. 1, 1944, Office of
Public Affairs Dec. 20, 1944 ; special asst. to sec. gen.,
United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco,
1945 ; at $7,175 July 1, 1945 ; act. deputy dir.. Office
of Int. Information and Cultural Affairs, Sept. 29, 1945
in addition to special asst., Office of Public Affairs ;
at $8,750 (P-8) Oct. 1, 1945 : deputy sec. gen., 1st part
of 1st sess. of the Gen. Assembly, United Nations,
London, 1946 ; deputy dir., Office of Public Affairs, Jan.
9. 1946 ; special asst. to the under sec. of state Mar. 24,
1946 ; married. — U.
Pfeiffer, Harry Fletcher, Jr. — b. Baltimore, Md., June
14, 1923 ; Baltimore Polytech. Inst. grad. ; St. John's
Coll., A.B. 1944 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned to the Dept. Jan. 19, 1945 ; v.c. at Para
Mar. 6, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Oct. 24, 1946 ; For. Ser. offi-
cer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Pfeiffer, Paul E.— b. Eastport, Md., Sept. 19, 1915; Annapolis
High Sch. grad.; U. of Md., B. S. 1937, grad. work 1938-39; dir. of
physical education in high sch. 1939-42; U. S. Army 1942-45, It.
col., overseas service; app. communications officer, CAF-12, in
the Dept. of State Jan. 17, 1946; married.— DC.
Pfiffner, Eugene Charles. — b. SHvansee, 111., June 13,
1901 ; Signal Hill High Sch. grad. ; elk. 1914-38, audi-
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tor 1938—41, and office mgr. 1941-43, for meat-packing
company, U.S. and Brazil ; app. cons. agt. at Rio
Grande Dec. 1, 1942.
Pfuntner, Carl Herman. — b. Toledo, Ohio, June 4,
1909 ; high-sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ; U. of N. C.
1927-29 ; court reporter 1939-41 ; conf. reporter,
Treas. Dept. 1941-42, Office of Price Admin. 1942-43 ;
attached to Jt. Chiefs of Staff Secretariat, Mil. Conf.,
Quebec, Aug. 1943 ; at Cairo and Tehran Confs. Nov.-
Dec. 1943 ; at Quebec Conf., Sept. 1944 ; at Yalta Conf.,
Feb. 1945 ; at Berlin Conf., 1945 ; app. recording sec,
CAF-9, in the Dept. of State Nov. 28, 1945 ; asst. to
exec, officer, Int. Secretariat, Far Eastern Commn., at
$4,300 June 30, 1946 ; at $4,902 July 1, 1946 ; mar-
ried.— FEC.
Phelan, George Roosevelt. — b. Bordeaux, France, of
Am. parents, Sept. 13, 18S8 ; St. Michaels Coll., Brus-
sels, Belgium, 1902-10 ; elk. in Am. consulate at Brus-
sels 1911 ; mgr. of sugar estate In Venezuela 1912-18 ;
app. elk. in Am. consulate at La Guaira Oct. 22, 1918 ;
at Puerto Cabello May 1, 1919 ; v. c. at Puerto Cabello
June 19, 1919 ; at La Guaira, temp., Nov. 13, 1920 ; at
Puerto Cabello Dec. 27, 1920 ; at Barbados, temp., Oct.
15. 1923; at Puerto Cabello Dec. 10, 1923; at Mara-
caibo July 16, 1932; at Caracas June 29, 1937; at
La Guaira, temp., Sept. 29, 1941 ; at Caracas Dec. 14,
1941 ; at Puerto de la Cruz^Tar. 31, 1942 ; at Caracas
May 4, 1942 ; at La Guah4fi.-tcmp., July 3, 1943 ; at
Caracas Aug. 21, 1943 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
nine Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Phelan, Raymond. — b. Brussels, Belgium, of Am.
parents, Oct. 3, 1893; St. Michaels Coll., Brussels, grad.
1911 ; instr. in French, Mecenas Inst., Trinidad, 1914-
16 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Trinidad Feb. 7, 1916 ;
v. c. at Trinidad Dec. 29, 1916 ; at La Guaira Aug. 12,
1918 ; at Trinidad May 2, 1919 ; resigned Oct. 31, 1919 ;
with bank as asst. for. trade adviser 1919-20 and as
cml. representative in Brussels 1920-21 ; app. v. c. at
Tenerife Mar. 22, 1921 ; at Las Palmas May 1, 1924 ;
at Tenerife Sept. 13, 1924 ; at Dakar Oct. 15, 1924 ; at
Guadeloupe Aug. 28, 1925 ; resigned Aug. 20, 1927 ; rep-
resentative in Colombia for steamship company 1927-28,
1930-31 ; traffic mgr. in Colombia for navigation corp.,
1929-30; app. v. c. at Medellin July 16, 1930; at
Barranquilla May 20, 1933 ; at Curacao, temp., July 5,
1938 ; at Barranquilla Jan. 17, 1939 ; at Agua Prieta
July 28, 1941 ; at London, temp., Mar. 20, 1945 ; at
Managua Nov. 27, 1945 ; also admin, officer at Managua
Feb. 10, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eight
Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Managua Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Phelps, Vernon Lovell. — b. Kaneville, 111., Oct. 21,
1900 ; Kaneville High Sch. grad. ; U. of 111., B.S. 1928,
M.S. 1929 ; research fellow, Brookings Institution,
1935-36; U. of Pa., Ph.D. 1937; teacher In high sch.
1923-24, 1928-29; sales-promotion work 1926-27;
instr. in economics, Lafayette Coll., 1929-34 ; instr. in
merchandising, Wharton Sch., U. of Pa., 1934-35 ; agri.
economist, Dept. of Agri., 1936-37 ; app. econ. ana-
lyst at $3,200 in the Dept. of State Oct. 7, 1937;
divisional asst. at $3,800 July 1, 1939 ; at $4,600 Feb. 16.
1941 ; at $5,600 Sept. 1, 1942 ; asst. chief, Div. of
Cml. Policy, June 24, 1944; at $6,500 (P-7) Sept. 27,
1944 ; adviser on European cml. affairs Feb. 24, 1946 ;
married. — CP.
Phelps, William Walter, Jr. — b. Washington, D.C.,
Mar. 18, 1918 ; St. Mark's Sch. grad. ; Yale, B.A. 1939 ;
agt. for mfg. company 1939-40 ; U. S. Army 1942-46,
capt., overseas service ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass.,
v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 19, 1946 ;
to the Dept. Aug. 14, 1946 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Habana
Sept. 13, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Phillipp, Louis S. N. — b. Victor, Iowa, Dec. 21, 1893 ;
El Reno (Okla.) High Sch. grad.; Vanderbilt U., B.S.
1915, M.S. 1916 ; U. of Cincinnati, grad. work 1926-28 ;
U. of Lyon, France, grad. work 1919 ; Lane Theol.
Seminary, Th.B. 1928 ; asst. prof., Ala. Polytech. Inst.,
1919-20; asst. prof., Georgetown Coll. (Ky.), 1920-
25 ; minister 1925-40 ; U.S. Army 1940-45, col., over-
seas service; app. divisional asst. at $3,800 (P-4) in
the Dept. of State Mar. 13, 1945 ; married. — SPD.
Phillips, Asa Emory, Jr. — b. Washington, D.C., Dee. 7,
1911 ; Friends Sch. grad. ; Phillips Exeter Acad. grad. ;
Harvard, A.B. 1934, LL.B. 1938 ; mem. of bars of Mass.
and D.C. ; U.S. Naval Reserve 1930-40, ensign ; atty.
1938-43 ; with War Production Bd. 1943-45 ; app. asst.
to the legal adviser at $4,600 in the Dept. of State
Mar. 12, 1945 ; at $5,180 July 1, 1945 ; at $5,390 July
1, 1945; at $6,230 (P-6) July 30, 1945.— Le.
Phillips, Charles A.— b. Sutton, Nebr., Aug. 30, 1905; Hastings
(Nebr.) High Sch. grad.; Hastings Coll., 1924-25; state auditor,
Nebr. Emergency Relief Admin., 1934-35; accountant-in-charge
1935-41, special asst. to comm. on tech. operation 1941-42, Treas.
Dept.; asst. fiscal officer, Office of Emergency Management,
1942; accountant, Treas. Dept., 1942; U. S. Army 1942-16, It.
col.; app. chief of planning staff, Div. of Finance, Dept. of State,
CAF-13, June 20, 1946; asst. chief, Div. of Finance, Dec. 1, 1946;
married.— DF.
Phillips, Gladys Lee (Mrs.) — b. Maurice, Iowa, Nov.
10, 1903 ; high-sch. grad. ; U. of Minn., B.A. 1923 ;
elk., Lingnan U. (Canton), 1928-29; app. elk. in Am.
consulate gen. at Canton Aug. 22, 1929 ; at Kobe
'Sept. 21, 1937 ; at Shanghai Mar. 21, 1938 ; at Habana
Oct. 27, 1942 ; at Shanghai Oct. 15, 1945 ; admin.
asst. at Shanghai Feb. 10, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer
of class ten Nov. 13, 1946.
Phillips, Richard I.— app. information officer in the
For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Montevideo July 1,
1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13,
1946.
Phillips, Ruth Alexandra. — b. Auburn, N> Y. ; Holy
Angels Acad. grad. ; Canisius Coll., extension student
1921-22 ; news reporter for press association in Paris
1927-28 ; reporter, feature writer, and rewriter on
newspaper 1929-42 ; news and feature writer on weekly
news magazine 1942-43 ; author of published novels ;
news editor, feature writer and visual technician, Of-
fice of War Information, 1945-46 ; transferred to the
Dept. of State as visual strip technician, CAF-11,
Aug. 31, 1946 ; visual display editor Mar. 11, 1946. —
INP.
Phillips, William T. — b. Washington, D.C, July 17,
1909 ; Ithaca High Sch. grad. ; Allegheny Coll., A.B.
1932 ; N.Y.U. Grad. Sch. 1935-37 ; Cornell, Ph.D. 1942 ;
asst. prof, of econ.. U. of N.H., 1940-42; state price
economist, Bu. of Labor Statistics, May-Sept. 1942 ;
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business economist, Office of Price Admin., 1942—43;
app. divisional asst. at $4,600 in the Dept. of State
Sept. 8, 1943 ; at $5,600 Apr. 16, 1943 ; chief of agri,
materials section, Commodities Div., July 1, 1944 ;
participant in exploratory talks on post-war rubber
problems, London, 1944 ; special asst. on commodity
policy, Commodities Div., at $6,500 (P-7) June 29,
1945, Int. Resources Div., Nov. 1, 1945 ; detailed to
2d Meeting, Rubber Study Group, London, 1940 ; alt.,
U. S. del., 3d Meeting, Int. Rubber Study Group, The
Hague, 1946 ; married. — IR.
Piazza, Joseph S. — b. Messina, Italy, June 17, 1S02 ;
naturalized; Lawrence (Mass.) Evening High Sch.
grad. ; Cushing Acad. grad. ; Dartmouth, A.B. 1929 ;
teaching fellowship Lycee de Roanne (France) ; Uni-
versity de Lyon ; Columbia, A.M. 1941 ; instr. in
French, Dartmouth Coll. 1930-31, Taft Sch. 1931-34;
instr. in French and Spanish, Pingry Sch., 1935-36 ;
headmaster, Am. Sch. of Rio de Janeiro, 1937-41 ; app.
sr. cultural-relations asst. at Rio de Janeiro Dec. 1,
1941 ; asst. cultural-relations att. at Rio de Janeiro Oct.
11, 1943 ; cultural-relations att. at Lisbon Nov. 24,
1944 ; admin, officer at Lisbon July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; public
affairs officer at Lisbon Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Picard, George L. — app. admin, officer in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Paris July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve
officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; provincial officer
at Paris Nov. 13, 1946.
Pick, Charles Frederick, Jr.— b. Baltimore, Md., Feb. 4, 1908
Loyola High Sch. grad.; Loyola Coll., A. B. 1929; Georgetown
Sch. of For. Ser., 1929-32, 1939-40; solicitor for publishing com-
pany 1930; elk., Bu. of Census, 1930-32; supervisor and asst.
economist, Dept. of Agri., 1932-41; U. S. Navy 1941-45, comdr.,
overseas service; app. asst. chief of branch, Div. of For. Ser.
Admin., Dept. of State, CAF-12, Nov. 28, 1945; admin, officer,
Div. of For. Ser. Admin., July 16, 1946; asst. chief, CAF-13,
Nov. 17, 1946; married.— FA.
Pierson, Harry Hequembourg. — b. Moundsville, W.
Va., July 27, 1906; Wayland Acad, grad.; Bucknell,
A.B. 1928 ; elk. and accountant 1928-30 ; elk. in Am.
leg. at Bogota 1930-35 ; in Am. emb. at Paris 1935-38 ;
app. divisional asst. at $2,600 in the Dept. of State
Jan. 10, 1939 ; del. of Bucknell U., 8th Am. Scientific
Cong., Washington, 1940 ; at $3,S00 July 16, 1940 ;
asst. sec. of U. S. del., 2d Inter-Am. Travel Cong.,
Mexico City 1941; at $4,600 (P-5) Nov. 1, 1941; act.
asst. chief, Div. of Cultural Relations, June 26, 1943 ;
act. asst. chief, Div. of Science. Education, and Art,
Feb. 11-May 2S, 1944 ; asst. chief of exchange and
liaison section, Div. of Cultural Cooperation, Oct. 16,
1944 ; program officer Nov. 1, 1945 ; act. asst. chief,
Div. of Int. Exchange of Persons, Jan. 1, 1946 ; asst.
-»hief, P-6, July 14, 1946 ; married.— IEP.
Pigott, Chetwynd Montagu deRinzy, — b. St. Paul,
Minn., May 11, 1902; San Jose (Calif.) High Sch.
grad. ; Stanford, A.B. 1924 ; mining engineer in Mexico
1924—27 ; sales mgr. for rubber company 1927-42 ;
app. divisional asst. at $4,600 (P-5) in the Dept. of
State Feb. 2, 1942 ; sr. econ. analyst at Montevideo
Oct. 31, 1942 ; asst. chief of supplies branch, Petroleum
Div., Dept. of State, P-6, Oct. 26, 1945 ; married. —
PED.
Pilcher, James Byrd. — b. Dothan, Ala., Sept. 28,
1899 ; City High Sch. grad. ; Ala. Polytech. Inst., B.S.
in Ch. E. 1920, M.S. 1921 ; Officers* Training Sch. Oct.-
Dec. 1918 ; instr. in chemistry and physics in high sch.
1921-23 ; cml. and sales work 1923-28 ; app. For. Ser.
officer unclass. and v. c. of career Oct. 24, 1928 ; For.
Ser. Sch. Nov. 5, 1928 ; v. c. at Nanking Mar. 29, 1929 ;
at Hankow July 2, 1929; at Harbin Oct. 21, 1933; at
Shanghai Mar. 21, 1935 ; class eight, cons., and cons,
at Shanghai Oct. 1, 1935 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Aug.
17, 1937 ; 3d sec. at Peiping Oct. 25, 1937 ; class seven
May 1, 1938; 2d sec. at Peiping May 12, 1938; class
six Mar. 1, 1940 ; also cons, at Tientsin Apr. 1, 1940 ;
cons, at Amoy Apr. 17-Dec. 7, 1941 ; to the Dept.
Dec. 23, 1941 ; class five Feb. 1, 1942 ; act. asst. chief,
Div. of For. Ser. Admin., Oct. 12, 1942 ; class four
July 16, 1944 ; 1st sec. and cons, at Paris Mar. 19,
1945 ; class three Aug. 13, 1945 ; cons, at Shanghai Mar.
1, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Pilgert, Henry Payne. — b. Mertztown, Pa., May 11,
.1902 ; Longswamp Township High Sch. grad. ; Key-
stone State Normal Sch. grad. ; Franklin and Marshall
Coll., A. B. 1925 ; U. of Pa., grad. work 1925-28 ;
Metropolitan U. (Los Angeles), LL.D. 1941; teacher
of physics in public schs. 1922-28 ; with banking and
insur. firms 1928-36 ; dir., Roudybush For. Ser. Sch.,
1!}36— 42 ; head of pre-service training and admin,
officer, War Dept., 1942-45 ; app. historian, P-5, in
the Dept. of State Nov. 19, 1945 ; married. — OFLC.
Pinard, Isabelle.— b. Clayton, N.Mex., Feb. 3, 1906 ;
Albuquerque High Sch. grad. ; U. of N. Mex. 1925-26 ;
St. Xavier's Coll., summer 1927 ; U. of Mex., summer
1928 ; George Washington U. 1930 ; elk. for atty. 1929 ;
sec. to congressman 1930-31 ; app. elk. in Am. emb.
at Lima Mar. 4, 1931 ; at Guatemala Feb. 12, 1935 ;
at Warsaw Jan. 30, 1938 ; at Madrid Oct. 15, 1939 ;
at Bern Sept. 12, 1942 ; at Ottawa Aug. 24, 1945 ;
admin, asst. at Ottawa Oct. 6, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class eleven Nov. 13, 1946.
Pinder, Frank E. — b. Key West, Fla., Feb. 24, 1909 ;
Fla. Agri. and Mech. High Sch. grad. ; Fla. Agri. and
Mech. Coll., B.S. 1933 ; co. agri. agt., Agri. Extension
Ser., 1933-41 ; field supervisor, Farm Security Admin.,
1941-44 ; sr. agriculturist, For. Econ. Admin., 1944-
46 ; app. agri. officer in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and
assigned to the Liberian Econ. Mission July 1, 1946 ;
head agri. production specialist at Monrovia Oct. 7,
1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class two Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Pinkerton, Lowell Call. — b. Medora, 111., Oct. 24,
1894; Louisiana (Mo.) High Sch.; William Jewell
Coll., B.A. 1915 ; principal of high sch. 1915-16 ; supt.
of sch. 1916-17 ; app. cons. asst. Sept. 4, 1917 ; to the
Dept. Nov. 8, 1917 ; cons, of class seven Sept. 5, 1919 ;
class six June 4, 1920; class five Aug. 23, 1922; de-
tailed to London June 7, 1923 ; class four June 5,
1924 ; For. Ser. officer of class five July 1, 1924 ; class
four June 8, 1927 ; cons, at London Feb. 18, 1928 ; For.
Ser. insp. Dec. 26, 1929; class three May 9, 1930;
cons. gen. Apr. 10, 1931; to the Dept. Aug. 29, 1933;
dir., For. Ser. Officers' Training Sch., Sept. 2, 1933;
mem., For. Ser. Sch. Bd., 1933-37 ; class two Oct. 1,
1935 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. May 14, 1936 ; cons. gen.
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at Wellington July 7, 1937 ; at Jerusalem Feb. 14, 1941 ;
class one May 1, 1941 ; B.E. and M.P. to Iraq Apr. 30,
1946 (canceled) ; For. Ser. officer of class one Nov. 13,
1946 ; B.E. and M.P. to Lebanon Nov. 19, 1946 ; married.
Pinkus, Leo Julius. — b. New York, N. Y., Apr. 28,
1901 ; Elmira Acad. grad. ; Columbia, B. Litt. 1922 ;
news editor, chief of copy desk and feature editor on
newspapers 1924-42 ; chief, News Div., Office of War
Information, 1944-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of
State as chief of Washington news ser., CAF-14, Aug.
31, 1945 ; chief of current affairs branch, Int. Press
and Publications Div., Apr. 21, 1946 ; married. — INP.
Pirhalla, Ferdinand Francis. — b. Jessup, Pa., Nov. 17, 1914;
St. Patrick's High Sch. grad.; Holy Cross Coll., A. B. 1936
grad. work Georgetown U. 1936-37, 1940-42, Columbia U. 1937-38
statistical elk., Reconstruction Finance Corp., 1938-41; statis-
tician-economist, War Production Bd., 1941-45; requirements
officer, For. Econ. Admin., 1945; transferred to the Dept. of
State as requirements officer, CAF-12, Oct. 20, 1945; country
specialist, P-5, Mar. 13, 1946; married.— CP.
Pisik, David Freeman. — b. New York, N. Y., Apr.
26, 1898 ; Townsend Harris Hall grad. ; Coll. of the
City of New York, B.A. 1917; N.Y.U., D.J. 1929;
mem. of bar of N.Y. ; purchasing agt. and market
analyst for import and export firms 1917—29 ; law
elk. 1929 ; atty. 1930^3 ; business analyst, Bd. of
Econ. Warfare, 1943 ; area program coordinator, For.
Econ. Admin., 1943—45 ; transferred to the Dept. of
State as admin, asst., CAF-14, Oct. 20, 1945 ; chief of
French Div., Office of For. Liquidation, CAF-15, Apr.
7, 1946 ; dir., France and French Possessions Div.,
Nov. 3, 1946; married. — OFLC.
Pitkanen, June-Marie A. — app. admin, asst. in the
For. Ser. and assigned at Helsinki July 1, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; asst.
cultural officer at Helsinki Nov. 13, 1946.
Pittman, Earle S. — app. admin, asst. in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Paris July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Pitts, Henry Luther, Jr. — b. Los Angeles, Calif., June
18, 1920 ; San Diego High Sch. grad. ; Princeton, A.B.
1941 ; app. elk., temp., at $2,000 in the Dept. of State
Dec. 11, 1941 ; resigned Jan. 10, 1942 ; app. For. Ser.
officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Feb. 20, 1942; v.c. at Mexico City Mar. 3, 1942;
3d sec. and v.c. at Panama. Oct. 15, 1943 ; For. Ser.
officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Plakias, John N. — b. Boston, Mass., May 1, 1907 ;
Brookline High Sch. grad. ; l'Ecole Denny (Paris) ;
U. of Pa., B.S. 1929 ; N.Y.U., M.B.A. 1935 ; N.Y. Nat.
Guard 1936-40 ; analyst, statistician and representa-
tive with investment and cml. banking firms 1929-
41 ; app. divisional asst. at $5,600 in the Dept. of
State Dec. 15, 1941 ; act. asst. chief, For. Funds
Control Div., Apr. 9, 1942 ; asst. chief, Financial
Div., Sept. 1, 1943; at $6,500 Sept. 16, 1943; divi-
sional asst. Jan. 15, 1944 ; special asst., Office of
Transportation and Communications, June 2, 1944 ;
att. at Paris Feb. 16, 1945 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of
class three Nov. 13, 1946.
Plitt, Edwin August. — b. Baltimore, Md., Oct. 2,
1891 ; Baltimore Polytech. Inst., grad. 1910 ; archi-
tectural student and quantity surveyor 1910-12 ;
engineer 1912-15 ; contractor 1915 ; engineer, U. S.
Reclamation Ser., 1916-17 ; U. S. Army 1917-19, over-
seas service ; office mgr. in France for French-Am.
company 1919—21 ; app. v. c. of career of class three
Oct. 26, 1921 ; v. c. at Sofia Dec. 14, 1921 ; at Con-
stantinople Aug. 21, 1922 ; class two Nov. 23, 1923 ;
class one May 10, 1924 ; For. Ser. officer unclass. July
1, 1924 ; class eight Feb. 24, 1925 ; cons. Mar. 3, 1925 ;
cons, at Athens Apr. 14, 1926 ; class seven May 23,
1929 ; class six Feb. 27, 1931 ; cons, at Paris Nov. 20,
1933; class five June 1, 1937; sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Sept. 16, 1937; also 2d sec. at Paris Oct. 9, 1937;
class four Aug. 1, 1940 ; to the Dept. May 31, 1941 ;
act. asst. chief, Special Div., Jan. 21, 1942 ; asst. chief
Mar. 28, 1942 ; class three Oct. 20, 1942 ; asst. chief,
Special War Problems Div., Jan. 15, 1944 ; chief,
Special War Problems Div.. Sept. 14, 1944 : Dept. of
State representative, jt. State and War Dept. mission
to liberated prisoner-of-war and concentration camps
in Europe, 1945 ; class two May 16, 1945 ; couns. of
leg. at Bern Oct. 8, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class two
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Poe, B. Frank, Jr. — b. Annapolis, Md., Dec. 1 8, 1920 ;
St. James' Sch. grad. ; sch. in Switzerland 1931-35 ;
Princeton, A. B., 1943 ; app. divisional asst. at $2,000
in the Dept. of State Mar. 8, 1943 ; at $2,600 Nov. 16,
1943 ; at $3,200 (P-3) June 2S, 1945 ; P-4 Oct. 20,
1946. — ES.
Polakoff, Joseph. — app. admin, officer in the For. .Ser.
and assigned at London July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; asst. to head of
News Service at London Nov. 13, 1946.
Poland, Dorothy B. (Mrs.). — b. Minneapolis, Minn.;
Stanley Hall High Sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ;
Teacher's Coll., Columbia, Va., 1911-14 ; Julliard Sch.,
diploma 1916 ; studied in France and Iran ; teacher in
private schs. in U. S. and Baguio, P. I., 1916-19 ;
social service w.orker, Am. Red Cross in Turkey,
1919-20 ; acting section chief, Office of Strategic Serv-
ices, 1942-46 ; transferred to the Dept. of State,
CAF-11, Oct. 1, 1945 ; chief of distribution section,
Acquisition and Distribution Div., P-4, Aug. 11,
1946. — IAD.
Pollack, Herman. — b. New York, N.Y., Oct. 22,
1919 ; Glen Cove High Sch. grad. ; Coll. of the City
of N.Y., B.S. 1940 ; Columbia U. 1940-41 ; Am. U.
1944- ; fellow, Coll. of the City of N. Y., 1940-^1;
placement officer 1941-43, field placement officer 1946,
Office of Price Admin. ; U. S. Army 1943 ; personnel
technician, War Shipping Admin., 1943-44 ; chief of
div., For. Econ. Admin., 1944-46 ; app. management
analyst, CAF-13, in the Dept. of State Oct. 21,
1946. — MN.
Pollaczek, Gustav. — b. Vienna, Austria, ' Aug. 7,
1895 ; naturalized 1945 ; Vienna High Sch. grad. ;
Export Acad., Vienna, 1914-15 ; U. of Vienna, LL.D.
1921; official with Austrian state railroads 1916-23;
exec, in int. freight agency, Vienna, 1924^31 ; con-
sultant and author of books on int. legislation 1935-
46 ; consultant and transportation specialist, For.
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375
Econ. Admin., 1944-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of
State as transportation specialist, P-5, Oct. 20, 1945 ;
research analyst July 1, 1946. — IFI.
Pollak, Franklin Samuel. — b. New York, N.Y., July
11, 1902 ; Riverdale Country Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A.B.
1923 ; Cambridge U. 1923-24 ; Columbia, LL.B. 1927
mem. of bars of N.Y. and D.C. ; with law firms 1927-
33, 1938-40 ; counsel, Nat. Recovery Admin., 1933-35
special asst. atty. gen. of N.Y. 1935-38 ; atty., Dept
of Justice, 1941-42 ; counsel in U.S., South Africa-
Southern and Northern Rhodesia, Office of Lend-Lease
Admin., 1942-43 ; legal adviser and atty. in U. S. and
France, For. Econ. Admin., 1943-45 ; transferred to
the Dept. of State as atty., P-7, Oct. 20, 1945. — OFLC.
Polutnik, Ernest "Valentine. — b. Cokedale, Mont., Feb.
14, 1893 ; Belt High Sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ;
elk. in law office 1912—14 ; dep. elk. and county recorder
1914—17 ; U.S. Army 1917—19, overseas service ; ac-
countant and dep. elk. and county recorder 1919-24 ;
app. elk. in Am. consulate at Glasgow May 19, 1925 ;
v.c. at Glasgow June 13, 1927 ; at Dublin, temp., Apr.
18, 1930 ; at Glasgow May 7, 1930 ; at Newcastle-on-
Tyne, temp., June 16, 1930 ; at Glasgow July 18, 1930 ;
at Budapest Jan. 9, 1931-Dec. 11, 1941 ; at Glasgow
May 14, 1942 (canceled) ; assigned to the Dept. June 13,
1942 ; v.c. at Lisbon Mar. 28, 1944 ; elk., office of U. S.
political adviser, staff of Supreme Allied Commander,
Mediterranean theater, Feb. 14, 1945 ; at Budapest
Apr. 12, 1945 ; v.c. at Budapest June 6, 1945 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class nine Nov. 13, 1946.
Polyzoides, T. Achilles.— b. New York, N. Y., Jan. 30, 1909;
Babylon High Sch. grad.; Williams Coll., A. B. 1930; Columbia,
A. M. 1931; for. dept. of bank 1931-12; U. S. Army 1942-46, It. col.;
app. asst. dir., Special Projects Staff, Dept. of State, at $7,175
Mar. 8, 1946; political intelligence specialist, P-7, July 1, 1946;
married
Pomeranz, Morton, — b. Brooklyn, N. Y., Jan. 11, 1922 ;
Columbia, B.A. 1942, LL.B. 1945 ; app. elk. in the For.
Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept. July 1945 ;
v.c. at La Paz Sept. 14, 1945 ; also admin, asst. at La
Paz July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at La Paz Nov. 13, 1946.
Pomeroy, Leonard Hamilton. — b. New York, N. Y.,
Nov. 14, 1904 ; attended elementary and jr. high sch.
in Norway ; business-sch. grad. ; Lincoln Prep. Sch.
grad. ; Washington Square Coll., B.S. 1929 ; N.Y.U.,
J.D. 1937 ; Columbia, M.A. 1938 ; U.S. Navy 1924-25 ;
teacher in high sch. 1930-40 ; insur. insp. for credit
company 1940—41 ; asst. economist, Office of Civilian
Supply, 1942-43, recording sec, Office of Civilian Re-
quirements, Jan.— Oct. 1943, industrial analyst, Whole-
sale and Retail Trade Division, Oct. 1943-Sept. 1944,
War Production Bd. ; app. divisional asst. at $3,800
(P-4) in the Dept. of State Sept. 1, 1944 ; married. —
IR.
Ponticello, Eva Edith.— b. Canastota, N. Y., Nov. 18, 1913;
Canastota High Sch. grad.; St. Lawrence U., A. B. 1934; McGill,
M. A. 1942; Syracuse U. 1939; language teacher in public and
private schs. 1935-43; informant in French, Syracuse U., 1943-44;
with French Missions in U. S. 1944-45; app. cultural-relations
asst. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Port-au-Prince
Oct. 15, 1945.
Pool, John Cochran. — b. McDonough, Del., July 19,
1905 ; Chestnut Hill Acad. grad. ; Ecole Libre des Sci-
ences Politiques 1925-26 ; U. of Del., A.B. 1927 ; instr.,
Coll. of William and Mary, 1927-29 ; lecturer on diplo.
history, George Washington U., 1945-46 ; app. For.
Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Apr. 15, 1930; v. c. at Montreal Apr. 29, 1930;
For. Ser. Sch. Sept. 27, 1930 ; v. c. at Montevideo
Feb. 24, 1931; v. c. at Buenos Aires Mar. 21, 1932;
at Hong Kong May 26, 1934 ; v. c. and 3d sec. at La
Paz June 4, 1940 ; class eight May 1, 1941 ; to the Dept.
Nov. 28, 1942; class seven July 16, 1943; asst. press
relations officer, United Nations Monetary and Fi-
nancial Conf., Bretton Woods, N. H., 1944 ; press rela-
tions officer, U. S. del., Int. Civil Aviation Conf., Chi-
cago, 1944 ; asst. chief, Div. of British Commonwealth
Affairs, Feb. 28, 1945 ; asst. press officer, U. S. del.,
United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco,
1945 ; class five May 16, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class
four Nov. 13, 1946. — BC.
Poole, Barbara Madison. — b. Boston, Mass. ; Newton
High Sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ; office mgr. 1935—
40, sec. 1940-42, for publishing firms ; biographic
analyst and admin, asst. 1942-44, deputy chief of div.
in Europe 1944—45, Office of Strategic Services ; trans-
ferred to the Dept. of State as P-3 Oct. 1, 1945;
biographic analyst Apr. 7, 1946 ; admin, officer, CAF—
11, Nov. 17, 1946. — BI.
Poole, Richard Armstrong. — b. Yokohama, Japan, of
Am. parents, Apr. 29, 1919; Sunxmit (N. J.) High Sch.
grad. ; Haverford Coll., B. S. 1940 ; app. For. Ser.
officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Mar. 20, 1941 ; v.c. at Montreal Mar. 28, 1941 ; at
Barcelona Dec. 8, 1942 ; furlough for mil. ser. (U. S.
Navy) Mar. 3, 1945-Aug. 26, 1946 ; class eight May
19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer, office of U. S. political adviser
to Supreme Commander for Allied Powers, Tokyo, Aug.
26, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946.
Poore, Dudley Greene. — b. Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Sept.
6, 1893 ; Phillips Andover Acad. grad. ; Harvard, B.A.
1917, Grad. Sch. 1921-22 ; Emanuel Coll., Cambridge,
1919 ; U.S. Army 1918-19, overseas service ; instr.,
Harvard Coll., 1931-40 ; editor, Office of Coordinator of
Inter-Am. Affairs, 1941-42 ; translator 1942-44 ; app.
divisional asst. at $3,800 (P-4) in the Dept. of State
Aug. 1, 1944. — IEP.
Pope, George Allan.— b. Boise, Idaho, Aug. 24, 1919; Central
(D. C.) High Sch. grad.; George Washington U., A. B. 1942, law
sch. 1940-42; personnel admin, unit, Dept. of Agri., 1939-41; chief,
classification and distribution unit, Selective Service System,
1941-42; chief of procedures, Office of Civilian Defense 1942; U. S.
Army 1942; U. S. Navy 1942-46, It., overseas service; app. asst. to
special asst. to the sec. of state for research and intelligence,
CAF-12, Dec. 13, 1945; married.— SA-E.
Pope, Milda A. — app. admin, asst. in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Caracas July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; cultural asst. at
Caracas Nov. 13, 1946.
Popper, David Henry. — b. New York, N. Y., Oct. 3,
1912 ; White Plains High Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A.B.
1932, A.M. 1934 ; travelling fellowship in Europe
1932-33, Latin America 1941 ; research asscsc.,
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1934-40, assoc. editor 1941-42, For. Policy Assn. ;
U.S. Army 1942-45, capt. ; app. specialist in int. org.
affairs, P-6, in the Dept. of State Dec. 3, 1945 ; ad-
viser to U.S. del., United Nations, July-Sept. 1946 ;
married. — OA.
Porter, Catherine. — b. Holyoke, Mass. ; Patterson
(N.Y.) High Sch. grad. ; Pawling (N.Y.) High Sch.
grad. ; business-sch. grad. ; Cornell U., A.B. 1919 ;
teacher of Eng. in high sch. 1919-22 ; teacher of
shorthand in business sch. 1923—24 ; sec, research
worker, writer and editor, Am. Council, Inst, of Pacific
Relations, 1926—44 ; regional specialist, Office of War
Information 1944—45 ; asst. to exec. sec. of Am.
Council, Honolulu 1927, Kyoto 1929, Shanghai 1931,
asst. editor of Pacific Affairs, confs. at Yosemite 1936,
Virginia Beach 1939, Mont Tremblant 1942, editor of
Far Eastern Survey, Hot Springs 1945, Inst, of Pacific
Relations ; transferred to the Dept. of State as re-
gional specialist, CAF-13, Aug. 31, 1945 ; P-6 July 28,
1946 ; chief of Philippines branch, Area Div. Ill, P-7,
Aug. 25, 1946. — ADF.
Porter, Gordon Eric. — b. Logan, Utah, Sept. 18, 1920 ;
Berkeley (Calif.) High Sch. grad.; Utah State Agri.
Coll., B.S. 1943 ; Nat. U. of Mexico, summer 1944 ;
teacher in high sch. 1943-44 ; agri. economist, Office
of For. Agri. Relations, Apr.-July 1945 ; app. jr. agri.
officer in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Rio
de Janeiro June 15, 1945 ; also admin, asst. at Rio de
Janeiro July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; jr. agri. officer at Rio de Janeiro
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Porter, Ira Webster. — b. Omaha, Nebr., Sept. 20,
1909 ; Omaha Central High Sch. grad. ; U.S.M.A., grad.
1932 ; U. of Nebr. 1937-38 ; instr. in high sch. 1936-
39 ; art dealer 1939-41 ; U. S. Army 1941-46, col.,
overseas service ; app. act. admin, officer, Div. of For.
Ser. Admin., Dept. of State, CAF-12, Nov. 18, 1946. —
FA.
Porter, Mary Jane. — app. elk. in the For. Ser. and as-
signed at Danzig Oct. 1922 ; at Stettin Jan. 1924 ; at
Mexico City Apr. 1925 ; at Nassau Sept. 10, 1928 ; at
Vienna May 26, 1931 ; at Berlin May 10, 1938 ; at
Tangier May 14, 1942 ; at Naples Apr. 11, 1945 ; admin,
officer at Vienna Feb. 10, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer
of class nine Nov. 13, 1946.
Porter, Paul Robert. — b. Drexel, Mo., Jan. 12, 1908 ;
Northeast High Sch. (Kansas City) grad. ; U. of Kans.,
B.A. 1928 ; gen. mgr. of publishing company ; asst. to
chm. of Shipbuilding Stabilization Coram., War Produc-
tion Bd., 1942-45 ; economist, For. Econ. Admin., Mar.—
Aug. 1945 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as econo-
mist, P— S, Oct. 20, 1945 ; app. special asst. to chief
of mission for econ. affairs in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned at London July 1, 1946 ; deputy chief
at London Sept. 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
one Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Porter, William James. — b. Stalybridge, England,
Sept. 1, 1914; naturalized 1936; B.M.C. Durfee High
Sch. (Fall River, Mass.) grad.; business-sch. grad.;
Boston Coll. 1930-32 ; elk. 1933-36 ; sec. to Am. min-
ister to Hungary 1936-37 ; app. elk. in Am. leg. at
Baghdad July 14, 1937 ; v.c. at Baghdad June 17, 1938 ;
at Beirut Mar. 13, 1941 ; at Damascus Feb. 13, 1943 ;
also att. at Damascus Jan. 5, 1945 ; also admin, asst.
at Damascus June 1, 1945 ; admin, officer at Damascus
in addition to duties as v.c. June 16, 1946 ; v.c. and
admin, officer at Jerusalem Sept. 19, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class nine Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Jeru-
salem Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Posniak, Edward George. — b. Moscow, Russia, June 4, 1911,
naturalized 1939; Herder Real-Gymnasium (Berlin) grad.; U. of
Berlin, LL. B. 1933; Sorbonne and l'Ecoledes Sciences Politiques;
Paris, M. A. 1935; interpreter and translator, World Power
Conf., Washington, 1936; market analyst for mfg. company 1937;
research assoc, Dept. of Justice, 1937-38; economist, Brookings
Inst. 1938, Fed. Public Housing Authority 1938-43; intelligence
analyst, Office of Strategic Services, 1944-45; U. S. Army 1943-45,
2d It.; app. economist, P-6, in the Dept. of State Oct. 10, 1945.—
ED
Post, Albert. — b. Brooklyn, N. Y., Apr. 18, 1915 ;
New Utrecht High Sch. grad. ; U. of Ark., A.B. 1936 ;
Columbia, A.M. 1937, Ph.D. 1942 ; research asst.,
Columbia U., 1938-39 ; archivist, Nat. Archives,
1941-43 ; analyst, For. Econ. Admin., 1943-45 ; app.
country specialist, P— 5, in the Dept. of State Oct. 29,
1945 ; mem. of mission to negotiate agreements on
German assets in Spain and Portugal, 1946. — ES.
Post, Paul T. — b. Wausau, Wis., Nov. 1, 1896 ; Evans-
ton Township High Sch. grad. ; U.S. Navy 1918-19,
ensign ; Northwestern, B.S. 1921, M.A. 1924 ; grad. work,
Mass. Inst, of Tech. 1924-26, U. of Chicago 1928-34;
asst. in geology, Northwestern U., 1922-23 ; asst. geol-
ogist, 111. State Geological Survey Div., 1923-24 ; instr..
in geology. Dartmouth 1926-27 ; asst. prof, of geog.. La.
State U., 1927-28 ; geographer, regional planner and
civil engineer, Tenn. Valley Authority, 1935-42; app.
cartographic engineer at $3,800 in the Dept. of Slate
May 26, 1942; at $4,600 (P-5) May 1, 1943; chief of
cartographic section, Office of the Geographer, Jan. 1,
1944, Div. of Geography and Cartography Jan. 15,
1944 ; cartographic engineer, P-4, Dec. 3, 1945 ;
married. — MI.
Post, Richard Howell. — b. New York, N.Y., Jan. 17,
1904 ; Choate Sch. grad. ; Princeton, B.S. 1926 ; Har-
vard, Ph.D. 1936; research asst., Carnegie Inst., 1926-
27, 1928, 1939 ; instr., Smith Coll., 1930-36 ; instr. and
research fellow, Johns Hopkins, 1936-37 ; assoc. static
tician, Bu. of Home Economics. Dept. of Agri., 1937
sec. to editorial bd., Am. For. Ser. Journal, 1938-39
app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; v. c at Windsor
Jan. 3, 1940; For. Ser. Sch. Jan. 23, 1941 ; 3d sec. and
v.c. at Montevideo June 6, 1941 ; v.c. at Mendoza May
19, 1943 ; class eight Nov. 16, 1943 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at
Buenos Aires Sept. 29, 1944 ; class six May 16, 1945 :
2d sec. at Buenos Aires in addition to duties as v.c.
June 20, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13,
1946 ; to the Dept. Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Potter, Andrew Burton, Jr. — b. Boston, Mass., Aug. 2, 1916;
Billard Acad. (New London, Conn.) grad.; Mass. Nautical
Sch. grad.; Carnegie Inst, of Tech., B. S. 1942; Dept. of Agri.
grad. sch. 1944-45; marine engineer with shipping companies
1937-38, 1939-40; instr. at Carnegie Inst, of Tech. 1941; U. S.
Navy 1942-46, It. comdr.; app. chief of tech. data branch, Office
of For. Liquidation, Dept. of State, CAF-14, Aug. 15. 1946;
married.— OFLO.
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377
Potter, Kennett Farrar. — b. St. Louis, Mo., Mar. 22,
1896 ; Hill Sch. grad. ; Yale, B.A. 1920 ; U. S. Army
1917-19, 2d It; with mfg. company 1920-23; for.
travel 1924-25 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass. and v. c.
of career Feb. 5, 1927 ; v. c. at Piedras Negras Feb.
17, 1927 ; For. Ser. Sch. Jan. 4, 1928 ; v. c. at Tokyo
June 11, 1928; at Kobe, temp., Aug. 13, 1928; sec. in
the Diplo. Ser. May 23, 1929 ; 3d sec. at Tokyo June
13, 1929 ; v. c. and 3d sec. at Bangkok Nov. 13, 1931 ;
class eight July 1, 1934 ; v. c. at Prague July 24, 1934 ;
cons. Jan. 22, 1935; cons, at Prague Jan. 24, 1935;
3d sec. at Prague June 6-Nov. 18, 1935 ; class seven
Mar. 1, 1939 ; cons, at Habana Oct. 5, 1940 ; also 2d sec.
at Habana Aug. 13, 1942 ; class six Nov. 16, 1943 ;
class five Aug. 13, 1945 ; cons, at Oslo, temp., June 21,
1946; at Bergen Feb. 20, 1946 (to proceed after temp,
detail) ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Potter, Margaret Hardy (Mrs.). — b. Ottawa, Kans. ;
George Washington, A.B. 1933 ; l'lnstitut Universi-
taire de Hautes Etudes Internationales, doctorat 6s
sciences politiques de l'Universit6 de Gen&ve 1936 ;
econ. analyst and divisional asst., Dept. of State,
1938-41 ; assoc. economist, Office of Price Admin.,
1941 ; app. divisional asst. at $3,200 in the Dept. of
State Dec. 19, 1941 ; at $3,800 June 1, 1942 ; resigned
Oct. 16, 1942 ; app. divisional asst., temp., at $3,800 in
the Dept. of State June 16, 1943 ; resigned Nov. 1,
1943 ; app. divisional asst. at $3,800 in the Dept. of
State Apr. 16, 1945 ; at $4,300 July 1, 1945 ; at $5,180
(P-5) July 14, 1945; country specialist July 14,
1946. — CP.
Potts, Merrill Saper. — b. Denver, Colo., Nov. 21, 1899 ;
Emporia (Kans.) High Sch. grad.; Okla. CMty U., B.S.
1926 ; U. of Okla. 1926-27 ; teacher in high sch., Phil-
ippine I., 1927-29 ; editor 1929-30 ; act. chief 1930-35,
and chief 1935-36, Div. of Publications, Philippine Bu.
of Education ; app. editorial asst. at $1,800 in the Dept.
of State Nov. S, 1937 ; at $1,860 Apr. 16, 1939 ; at
$2,000 Aug. 16, 1941 ; at $2,100 Apr. 1, 1943 ; at $2,300
May 16, 1944 ; treaty analyst at $2,600 (P-2) Sept. 11,
1944 ; asst. chief of laws section, Div. of Research and
Publication, CAF— 11, May 15, 1946 ; asst. chief of laws
branch, Div. of Publications, Sept. 16, 1946 ; married. —
PB.
Powell, Boiling Raines, Jr.— b. Florala, Ala., Aug. 10, 1910;
Starkes University Sch. grad.; Birmingham-Southern Coll.,
B. A. 1930; U. of Va. M. A. 1931, LL. B. 1934; mem. of bars of
Ala., Va., and D. C; atty. in law firm 1934-38; law professor,
U. of Va., 1938-39; atty. for public utility firm 1939-42; U. S.
Army 1942-46, It. col., overseas service; Civil Aviation Conf.,
Mexico City, 1946; app. adviser, Office of Transport and Com-
munications, Dept. of State, June 27, 1946; P-8 Aug. 5, 1946.—
TRC.
Powell, Boyce E. — app. admin, asst. in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Munich Nov. 5, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class nine Nov. 13, 1946 ; disbursing officer
at Munich Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Powell, James C, Jr. — b. Fort Davis, Tex., Mar. 15,
1901 ; El Paso High Sch. grad. ; El Paso Jr. Coll. 1921 ;
private tutors ; postal elk. 1921-24 ; Tex. Nat. Guard
1922-25, 2d It. ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Ciudad
Juarez July 24, 1924 ; v. c. at Ciudad Juarez May 12,
1925; at Torreon Apr. 1, 1926; at Ciudad Juarez
Sept. 30, 1926 ; at Torreon May 3, 1928 ; at Agua
Prieta Dec. 4, 1930; at Chihuahua Jan. 3, 1935; at
Durango, temp., Oct. 9, 1936 ; at Chihuahua Jan. 9,
1937 ; at Guaymas Oct. 6, 1938 ; at Mexico City June
1, 1940 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eight Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Powell, Webster. — b. New York, N.Y., Oct. 24, 1897;
Taft Sch. grad. ; Ecole Pascale, Paris, 1909-10 ; Har-
vard Business Sch. 1 yr. ; Williams Coll. (Mass.), A.B.
1919 ; Columbia Law Sch. 1922-23 ; Harvard, A.M.
1926 ; U.S. Army 1918—19, overseas service ; in bank
1920-21 ; lawyer 1923-24 ; instr. of sociology, Dart-
mouth Coll., 1926-28 ; research fellow, Wharton Sch.,
U. of Pa., 1930-31 ; dir. of research and statistics, Pa.
State Dept. of Welfare, 1931-32 ; dir. of farm re-
search project 1933-38 ; trial examiner, Nat. Labor
Relations Bd., 1938-13 ; asst. chief Jan.-Sept., 1943,
chief 1943—44, manpower branch, dir. of Manpower
Div. 1944-45, manpower officer Apr.-May 1945, War
Production Bd. ; app. att. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned at Canberra Apr. 16, 1945 ; at Sydney May
31, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class four Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Power, Thomas F., Jr. — b. Worcester, Mass. ; May 5,
1915 ; North High Sch. grad. ; Amherst, B.A. 1938 ;
Columbia, M.A. 1939, Ph.D. 1942 ; instr. in hist., Notre
Dame U., 1940-41 ; app. divisional asst. at $2,600 in
the Dept. of State July 17, 1942; nt $3,200 Mar. 16,
1943 ; country specialist at $3,800 July 1, 1944 ; asst.
sec. of comm., United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San
Francisco, 1945 ; at $4,300 July 1, 1945 ; asst. on de-
pendent area affairs at $5,180 (P-5) July 6, 1945;
special asst. to sec. gen., 1st part of 1st sess. of the
Gen. Assembly, United Nations, London, 1940 ; chief of
Records and Reports Div., U. S. del. to United Nations.
at $6,230 July 5, 1946.
Prager, Henry. — b. Roswell, N. Mex., Aug. 16, 1905 ;
high-sch. grad. ; U.S. Navy 1923—25 ; reporter, news
editor, writer and research worker on newspapers,
supplements and magazines, 1925—35 ; admin, officer,
safety instructor and training officer, Dept. of Interior,
1935—42 ; purchasing officer for construction firm
1942-46 ; Inspection specialist, Treas. Dept., 1943-44 ;
field representative, Office of War Information,
1944-46 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as chief
of equipment and supply at $4,600 Aug. 31, 1945 ;
admin, officer. Int. Press and Publications Div., CAF-
12, July 1, 1946 ; married. — INP.
Pratt, James Walter. — b. Ardmore, Okla., Mar. 26,
1918 ; Alameda High Sch. grad. ; U. of Calif., A.B.
1937, LL.B. 1940 ; Yale 1943-44 ; Sorbonne 1945 ;
mem. of bar of Calif. ; atty. 1940-42, law examiner
1946, U.S. Civil Ser. Commn. ; atty., U.S. Bd. of Legal
Examiners, 1942-43 ; U.S. Army 1943-46, overseas
service ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. June 21, 1946 ; to the Dept.
Aug. 15, 1946 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Buenos Aires Sept.
10, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Pratt, Norman Kaufman.— b. Buffalo, N. Y., May 6, 1916;
Westfield (N. J.) High Sch. grad.; Dartmouth, A. B. 1937;
Harvard, grad. work 1937-39; with chemical corp. 1939-41, 1946;
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U. S. Army 1941-46, maj., overseas service; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. June 21, 1946;
to the Dept. July 14, 1946; v. c. at Alexandria July 29, 1946;
For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946; married.
Prendergast, Walter Thomas.— b. Marion, Ohio, May 11,
1898; Phillips Exeter; U. Sch., Cleveland; Harvard, A. B. 1922;
app., after exam., sec. of emb. or leg. of class four Sept. 22, 1922,
and assigned to the Dept.; to Brussels Nov. 13, 1922; For. Ser.
officer of class eight July 1, 1924; class seven Nov. 17, 1924;
assigned as 3d sec. at Managua Apr. 15, 1925; at Habana Apr.
15, 1926; to the Dept. July 27, 1928; 2d sec. Oct. 1929; sec, London
Naval Conf., 1930; class six May 9, 1930; 2d sec. at London Oct.
1, 1930; cons. Oct. 5, 1936; cons, at Strasbourg Oct. 31, 1936; cons.
and 2d sec. at La Paz Oct. 7, 1939; resigned Oct. 19, 1939; special
asst. to the Coordinator of Inter-Am. Affairs 1940-46; transferred
to the Dept. of State as cultural-relations specialist, CAF-14,
Aug. 31, 1945; chief of Mexican and Caribbean branch, Area
Div. IV, P-7, July 14, 1946— ADA.
Prentice, Edward Sumner. — b. Tacoma, Wash., Oct.
16, 1918 ; high-sch. grad. ; Reed Coll., B.A. 1940 ;
Fletcher Sch. of Law and Diplomacy, M.A. 1942 ;
fiscal analyst, Exec. Office of the Pres. 1942-43, Bu. of
the Budget 1945-46; U.S. Army 1943-45, It.; exec.
sec, U.S. del., North Atlantic Regional Air Naviga-
tion Conf., Provisional Int. Civil Aviation Org., Dub-
lin, 1946 ; app. liaison officer, P-5, in the Dept. of
State, Sept. 9, 1946 ; married. — AV.
Preston, Austin Roe. — b. Buffalo, N.Y., Aug. 9, 1894 ;
Taft Sch. grad. ; U. of Edinburgh ; Yale, B.A. 1918 ;
U. S. Army 1917-19 ; insur. agt. 1920-22 ; app. v. c. of
career of class three Sept. 30, 1922 ; v. c. at Melbourne
Nov. 6, 1922; at Auckland Apr. 27, 1923; at Tokyo
Dec. 13, 1923 ; class two May 10, 1924 ; For. Ser.
officer unclass. July 1. 1924 ; v. c. at Nagoya Mar. 19,
1928 ; class eight, cons., and cons, at Nagoya May 23.
1929 ; at Brisbane Dec. 23. 1930 ; class seven Feb. 4,
1931 ; class six Oct. 1, 1935 ; cons, at Sydney, temp.,
July 7, 1936 : at Kingston, Jamaica, Dec. 21, 1936 ;
at Oslo July 13, 1937; sec in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 1,
1937; class five Apr. 1, 1939; class four May 1, 1941;
cons, at Lourengo Marques Oct. 29, 1941 ; cons. gen.
Apr. 26. 1943 ; cons. gen. at Lourengo Marques Apr. 27,
1943 ; at Mormugao, temp., July 1, 1943 ; class three
July 16, 1943 ; cons. gen. at Lourengo Marques Oct. 30,
1943 ; to the Dept. July 10, 1945 ; cons. gen. at Antwerp
Dec. 13, 1945 ; class two Dec 17, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer
of class two Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Preu, Fred Lee. — b. Newark, N. J., Sept. 15, 1907 ;
So. Side High Sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ; N.Y.U.,
B.C.S. 1929, M.P.S. 1940 ; acct. for stock broker
1929-31 ; asst. to editor of trade journal 1932-33 ;
chief acct., N.J. State Govt., 1933-35 ; asst. acct.,
Treas. Dept., 1935-41 ; finance liaison officer, For.
Econ. Admin., 1942-44 ; app. fiscal and budgetary
analyst at $4,600 in the Dept. of State May 22, 1944 ;
management analyst at $5,600 (CAF-13) May 25,
1945 ; asst. to the chief, War Areas Econ. Div., P-6,
Nov. 15, 1945-Mar. 15, 1946 ; UNRRA financial policy
officer July 28, 1946 ; married. — A-T.
Price, Arnold Hereward.— b. Bonn, Germany, July 1, 1912;
naturalized 1938; State Gymnasium, Kiel, grad.; U. of Mich.,
B. A. 1935, M. A. 1936, Ph. D. 1942; Carnegie Inst, for Int. Law,
cert. 1937; asst. in hist. 1936-39, asst. supervisor of archeological
laboratory 1939-41, research asst. in Eng., 1941-42, U. of Mich.;
research analyst, Office of Strategic Services, 1942-43; U. S.
Army 1943-46; transferred . to the Dept. of State as research
analyst, P-3, Oct. 1, 1945; P-4 May 29, 1946; married.— DRN.
Price, Leonard Hugo. — b. Washington, D.C., July 17,
1906 ; McKinley High Sch. grad. ; George Washington
U., A.B. 1933, LL.B. 1935 ; Georgetown Law Sch., grad.
work 1935-36 ; fingerprint classifier, Dept. of Justice,
1928-30 ; divisional asst. 1930-41, asst. chief of Div.
of Controls Mar.-Oct. 1941, Dept. of State; asst.
chief, Office of Exports, Bd. of Econ. Warfare, 1941-42 ;
app. sr. econ. analyst at Santiago Aug. 17, 1942 ;
asst. chief, Div. of For. Ser. Admin., Dept. of State,
CAF-13, Dec. 10, 1945 ; political economist, P-6, Nov.
3, 1946 ; married. — CAB.
Price, William Edmund. — b. Ft. Smith, Ark., July 26,
1914 ; Ft. Smith High Sch. grad. ; business sch. grad. ;
mgr.-accountant, sales mgr., and part owner of cml.
firms 1934-42 ; app. v.c. at Porto Alegre Jan. 11, 1943 ;
at Lisbon Feb. 19, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
eleven Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Prince, Edward Philip. — b. Chicago, 111., Apr. 21,
1917 ; St. Paul's Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A.B. 1940 ;
Va. Theological Sem. and Coll. 1940-41 ; U. S. Navy
1942—46, It., overseas service; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
July 5, 1946 ; to the Dept. July 25, 1946 ; 3d sec. and
v.c. at Budapest Aug. 21, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Pringle, Frances Ellen. — b. Punxsutawney, Pa. ; Punx-
sutawney High Sch. grad. ; Goucher Coll., A.B. 1931 ;
U. of Mexico, summer 1931 ; U. of Md., M.A. 1932 ; U.
of Pittsburgh 1932-33; Catholic U. 1933-34; U. of
Puerto Rico, 1939 ; sec, Spanish emb. in Washington,
1933-37 ; clk.-stenog., Emergency Crop Loan Office, San
Juan, P.R., 1937-40 ; Spanish-Eng. stenog., 8th Am.
Scientific Cong., Washington, 1940 ; elk., 2d Meeting of
Ministers of For. Affairs of the Am. Republics, Habana,
1940 ; app. elk. at $1,800 in the Dept. of State Sept. 5,
1940 ; at $1,860 Oct. 1, 1941 ; at $2,000 Mar. 16, 1942 ;
asst. to sec. gen. of the U.S. del., 3d Meeting of the
Ministers of For. Affairs of the Am. Republics, Rio de
Janeiro, 1942; mem. Efficiency Rating Comm., 1943- ;
admin, asst. at $2,600 Feb. 16, 1943 ; admin, asst.,
United Nations Conf. on Food and Agri., Hot Springs,
Va., 1943 ; deputy asst. to the chief of the Secre-
tariat, 1st sess. of the Council, United Nations Relief
and Rehabilitation Admin., Atlantic City, N. J., 1943 ;
admin, asst. to sec. gen., United Nations Monetary
and Financial Conf., Bretton Woods, N. H., 1944 ;
admin, asst., U. S. del., 2d sess. of the Council, United
Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Admin., Montreal,
1944 ; at $2,700 Oct. 1, 1944 ; admin, asst., Int. Civil
Aviation Conf., Chicago, 1944 ; divisional asst. at $3,200
Dec. 20, 1944 ; admin, asst., U. S. del., Inter-Am.
Conf. on Problems of War and Peace, Mexico City,
1945 ; admin, asst. to special assts. on del. liaison,
United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco,
1945 ; at $3,640 July 1, 1945 ; admin, asst., U. S. del.,
3d Inter-Am. Conf. on Agri., Caracas, 1945 ; asst. sec,
U. S. del., Civil Aviation Conf., Bermuda, 1946 ; divi-
sional asst., P-4, Oct. 20, 1946. — IC.
BIOGRAPHIES
379
Prohme, Rupert. — b. San Francisco, Calif., Aug. 13,
1915 ; Burlingame High Sch. grad. : Stanford, A.B.
1936, M.A. 1937, grad. work in journalism 1937-38 ;
city editor on newspaper 1938-41 : U.S. Army 1941-
46, capt., overseas service : app. admin, officer in the
For. Ser. and assigned at Sydney Oct. 1, 1946; For.
Ser. Reserve officer of class Ave Nov. 13, 1946 ; asst.
public-affairs officer at Sydney Nov. 13, 1946.
Prostov, Eugene V. — transferred to the Dept. of
State as research analyst, P-4, Oct. 1, 1945 ; liaison
officer, Korean Econ. Mission, at $4,300 Feb. 2, 1946 ;
sr. econ. analyst in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned
at Seoul July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Purnell, Lewis Morgan. — b. Georgetown, Del., Nov.
10, 1921 ; Georgetown High Sch. grad. ; Johns Hopkins,
A.B. 1943 ; volunteer in Middle East, Near East, and
Italy, Am. Field Ser., 1943-44 ; teacher in public high
sch. 1944-45 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and
assigned to the Dept. Sept. 14, 1945 ; v.c. at Milan
Nov. 7, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Purse, Victor. — b. Portland, Oreg., Mar. 18, 1918 ;
Western High Sch. (D.C.) grad.; Am. U., B.A. 1940;
Dept. of Agri. Grad. Sch. 1942 ; elk., Canadian Leg.,
1936-39 ; export analyst, Am. Red Cross, 1941 ; jr.
admin, asst., Office of Price Admin., 1942 ; asst. hous-
ing mgr.. Fed. Public Housing Authority, 1943 ; app.
admin, asst. at $3,500 in the Dept. of State Dec. 16,
1943 ; management and procedure analyst at $3,800
May 1, 1944 ; asst. operations officer, Int. Civil Avia-
tion Conf., Chicago, 1944 ; admin, analyst at $4,600
(CAF-12) May 1, 1945 ; special asst. to sec. gen.. United
Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; asst.
to deputy dir., Office of Special Political Affairs, Aug. 1,
1945 ; asst. to deputy sec. gen., 1st part of 1st sess. of
the Gen. Assembly, United Nations, London, 1946 ;
operations chief, U. S. del. to United Nations, at $5,180
Apr. 21. 1946 ; special asst. at $7,102.20 Nov. 17, 1946 ;
married.
Quarton, Harold Barlow, — b. Algona, Iowa, Feb. 8,
1888 ; Algona High Sch. grad. ; Grinnell Coll., Ph.B.
1908 ; George Washington, M. Dip. 1912 ; elk. in law
offices ; banking 1908 ; principal of high sch. 1909-11 ;
app. cons. asst. Mar. 12, 1912 ; dep. cons. gen. at Ber-
lin May 27, 1912 ; v. and dep. cons. gen. at Berlin
July 27, 1914 ; v. c. at Berlin Feb. 6, 1915 ; at Rotter-
dam Feb. 24, 1917; cons, of class eight Feb. 19, 1918;
detailed to Rotterdam Feb. 20, 1918; to Helsingfors
June 12, 1918 ; mem., Inter-Allied Trade Commn. for
Finland, 1919; cons, at Malmo May 3, 1919; class six
Sept. 5, 1919; detailed to Viborg May 22, 1920; to
Riga Mar. 1, 1922; class five Aug. 23, 1922; cons, at
Reval (Tallinn) Oct. 14, 1922 ; For. Ser. officer of class
six July 1, 1924 ; cons, at Coblenz Mar. 23, 1925 ; at
Habana July 6, 1927 ; class five May 23, 1929 ; class
four Feb. 4, 1931 ; cons, at Guayaquil Jan. 13, 1933 ;
cons. gen. and cons. gen. at Guayaquil Apr. 5, 1933 ;
at St. John's, N.F., June 15, 1934 ; sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Aug. 17, 1937 ; to the Dept. June 27, 1941 ; cons,
gen. at Keijo Sept. 3-Dec. 7, 1941 ; to the Dept. June 3,
1942 ; cons. gen. at Malaga Sept. 28, 1942 ; at Tampico
May 16, 1946 : For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Quate, Graham Sheppard. — b. San Diego, Calif., Apr.
4, 1890 ; Baker High Sch. grad. ; U. of Mexico, summer
1941 ; private tutors in Spanish 1943-44 ; forest rauger
1920-25 ; engineer 1927-33 ; planning engineer. U.S.
Forest Ser., 1933-34 ; agri. engineer 1934-35. state
conservationist for Utah 1935-42, Soil Conservation
Ser.; with Office of the Coordinator of Inter- Am.
Affairs 1942-45 ; app. agri. att. in the For. Ser. Aux-
iliary and assigned at Guatemala Apr. 5, 1945 ; also
agri. att. at San Salvador and Tegucigalpa Apr. 5,
1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class five Nov. 13,1946 ;
married.
Queenin, Raymond Joseph. — b. Meriden, Conn., Nov. 7,
1893 ; high-sch. grad. ; Boston U., B.B.A. 1924 ; U.S.
Army 1915-19, overseas service ; investigator, U.S.
Bu. of Efficiency 1926-33, Farm Credit Admin. 1933 ;
asst. chief accountant, Agri. Adjustment Admin.,
1933-34; chief of finance, Treas. Dept., 1934-42;
admin, analyst, War Manpower Commn., 1942-45 :
chief of div., For. Econ. Admin., 1945-46 : cml. ac-
countant, Treas. Dept., 1946 ; app. dir. of Fiscal and
Accounting Div., Office of For. Liquidation, Dept. of
State, CAF-14, June 3, 1946 ; married. — OFLC.
Queneau, Francoise.— b. Ligge, Belgium ; naturalized
1931 ; schs. in France and England ; New Rochelle
High Sch. (N.Y.) grad.; U. of Poitiers, France,
DiplOme 1932 ; Sorbonne, diplome 1933 ; Mt. Holyoke,
A.B. 1934 ; Bryn Mawr, M.A. 1937 ; Washington U.
(St. Louis), grad. work 1939-40; Columbia U., grad.
work 1940-41 ; Middlebury Coll. summers 1938-41 ;
language teacher in private schs. 1935-36, 1937-41 ;
language instr., Beaver Coll., 1936-37 ; admin, asst.,
Office of Coordinator of Inter-Am. Affairs, 1942-45 ;
app. divisional asst. at $2,700 in the Dept. of State
Jan. 17, 1945 ; at $3,200 (P-3) Apr. 24, 1945 ; bio-
graphical analyst June 30, 1946 ; head of unit, P-4,
Sept. 22, 1946. — BI.
Quick, James Clifton. — b. Albemarle Co., Va., Oct. 6,
1906 ; Business High Sch. (D. C.) grad. ; George Wash-
ington, A.B. 1932 ; teacher in high sch. 1932-33 ;
library asst., George Washington U., 1933-35 ; ac-
countant, Dept. of Justice, 1935-36 ; asst. to v. pres.
of Belgian steamship corp. 1937-40 ; sec. with sugar
company in P.R. 1940-41 ; app. elk. in Am. leg. at Port-
au-Prince May 15, 1941 ; at Asuncion Feb. 19, 1945 ;
v.c. at Asuncion Oct. 12, 1945 ; also admin, asst. at
Asuncion July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Asuncion Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
ftuinlan, Rosemary. — b. Brooklyn, N.Y. ; Brooklyn
High Sch. grad. ; stenog., Army Transport Ser., 1918-
21; Veterans' Bu., N.Y., 1921-26; on special detail to
Area Coordinator, N.Y., 1926-28; app. elk. at $1,680
in the U.S. Despatch Agency, New York, N.Y., Apr. 16,
1928; at $1,800 July 1. 1928; admin, asst. at $2,600
July 1, 1935 ; at $2,800 Oct. 16, 1938 ; at $2,900 Feb. 1,
1940 ; at $3,000 Oct. 1, 1941 ; at $3,200 Dec. 1, 1942 ;
at $3,300 July 1, 1944; at $3,750 July 1, 1945; at
$3,860 July 1, 1945; asst. to the despatch agt. at
$4,300 (CAF-11) Aug. 1, 1945.
ftuinn, Charles William, Jr. — b. Maiden, Mass., Dec.
24, 1913 ; Everett High Sch. grad. ; Dean Acad. grad. ;
Catholic U. of Amer. 1935-36 ; Southwestern U. 1937-
719707° — 47-
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REGISTER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 1Q46
39 ; Columbus U. Law. Sen. 1943- ; elk., Public Works
Admin., 1936-37 ; accountant with public accounting
firm 1940-41 ; office mgr. for contracting firm 1941-
42 ; contracts officer, Office for Emergency Manage-
ment, 1942-44 ; export-import officer, For. Econ.
Admin., 1944—45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State
as export-import officer, CAF-11, Oct. 20, 1945 ; prop-
erty and supply officer, CAF-12, July 28, 1946 ;
married.- — OFLC.
Quinn, Thomas Charles. — b. Salem, Mass., Mar. 30,
1889 ; Harvard, A.B. 1910, grad. work 1910-12 ; mem.
of bar of Mass. ; U. S. Army 1917-19, 2d It., overseas
service ; claims examiner, Dept. of Justice, 1919-21 ;
copy writer with advertising firm 1921-22 ; adjudi-
cator 1922-26, atty. 1926-42, Feb.-Oct. 1946, Veterans'
Admin. ; U. S. Army 1942—46, It. col., overseas service;
app. att. in the For. Ser. and assigned at Rome Oct. 8,
1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class three Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Quirin, H. Arnold. — b. Manchester, N. H., July 16,
1897 ; Manchester High Sch. grad. ; Harvard 1916-
18, 1919-20; Sorbonne 1920-23; elk. in Am. emb. at
Paris 1918-19 ; from asst. business specialist to econ.
analyst, Dept. of Com., 1929—44 ; app. divisional asst.
at $4,600 (P-5) in the Dept. of State Feb. 18, 1944 ;
country specialist, P-6, Nov. 29, 1945 ; married. — CP.
Rabida, Albert Anthony. — b. Pueblo, Colo., Apr. 14,
1919 ; Pueblo Catholic High Sch. grad. ; Georgetown,
B.S. (For. Ser.) 1942, Grad. Sch. 1942-43; searcher,
Library of Cong., 1937-42 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser.
Auxiliary May 29, 1943 ; v.c. at Georgetown Nov. 18.
1943 ; also admin, asst. at Georgetown July 1, 1946 ;
v.c. at Bombay July 31, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class eleven Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Radius, Walter A. — b. San Francisco, Calif., Apr. 25,
1910 ; Lick-Wilmerding High Sch. grad. ; Stanford,
A.B. 1932, M.B.A. 1934, Ph.D. 1942 ; analyst in invest-
ment corp. 1934-37 ; research assoc., Inst, of Pacific
Relations, 1938 ; app. divisional asst. at $4,600 in the
Dept. of State June 29, 1942 ; at $5,600 Feb. 1, 1943 ;
special asst. to the dir., Office of Transportation and
Communications, at $6,500 (P-7) Sept. 1, 1944; ad-
viser on inland transport, P-8, Nov. 18, 1945 ; adviser
on tech. problems, U. S. del., 1st part of 1st sess. of the
Gen. Assembly, United Nations, London, 1946 ; deputy
dir., Office of Transport and Communications, July 14,
1946 ; married. — TRC.
Ragatz, Mary P.— app. admin, asst. in the For. Ser.
and assigned at London July 1, 1946 ; admin, officer
at London Aug. 25, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class eight Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Ragland, Joseph Pemberton. — b. Richmond, Va., May
16, 1897 ; Central High Sch. (D.C.) grad. ; Georgetown,
Ph.B. 1919, A.M. 1920, M.S. (For. Ser.) 1923; U. S.
Naval Reserve Force 1918-21 ; asst. investigator, Bu.
of Efficiency, 1919-24 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass.
and v. c. of career Oct. 16, 1924 ; v. c. at Monterrey
Nov. 8, 1924; to the Dept. Oct. 30, 1925; v. c. at
St. John's Oct. 12, 1926; at Halifax June 15, 1928;
class eight, cons, and eons, at Halifax Feb. 4, 1931 ;
at St. Pierre-Miquelon, temp., Sept. 3, 1935 ; class
seven Oct. 1, 1935; cons, at Halifax Dec. 14, 1935;
at Brisbane July 10, 1936 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Aug.
17, 1937 ; class six Nov. 16, 1943 ; class five May 16,
1945 ; class four May 19, 1946 ; cons, at Medellin May
27, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Railey, Howard Barclay. — b. Selma, Ala., Dec. 7, 1909 ;
private tutor ; Columbia U. 1928-29 ; teller and elk.
in bank 1926-28 ; broker 1928-31 ; studied journalism
1931-32 ; econ. analyst, Reconstruction Finance Corp.,
1932-37 ; business consultant 1937-38 ; asst. .to mem.
1938—42, liaison consultant 1942-44, Civil Aeronautics
Bd. ; sec. to conim., Int. Civil Aviation Conf., Chicago,
1944 ; app. civil air att. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned at Paris Oct. 18, 1944 ; also at Bern,
Brussels, and Luxembourg Jan. 2, 1945 (relieved of
duties at Bern Dec. 6, 1945) ; For. Ser. Reserve officer
of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Raine, Philip — b. Baltimore, Md., July 24, 1908 ;
Central High Sch. (D.C.) grad.; Georgetown, B.*S.
1930 ; U. of Madrid, summer 1930 ; elk. in the For.
Ser. 1931-42 ; area chief 1941-43, asst. dir. of regional
div. 1943-44, Office of Inter-Am. Affairs ; U.S. Army
1944-46, overseas service ; transferred to the Dept.
of State as liaison officer, CAF-13, Aug. 31, 1945 ;
regional specialist, P-6, Aug. 26, 1946 ; married. —
ADA.
Raineri, Peter Joseph. — b. Rochester, N.Y., July 1,
1914 ; Benjamin Franklin High Sch. grad. ; Sorbonne
1934-35 ; Regia Universita Di Perugia Per Stranieri,
Italy, 1935 ; Cornell, A.B. 1936 ; Georgetown, M.S. (For.
Ser.) 1938; housing analyst, U.S. Housing Authority,
1939-42 ; assoc. econ. analyst, Fed. Public Housing Au-
thority, 1942-43 ; app. v.c. at Bahia Dec. 8. 1942 ; at
Rio de Janeiro Mar. 22, 1944 ; econ. analyst at Rio de
Janeiro Apr. 17, 1946 ; v.c. at Rio de Janeiro in addition
to duties as econ. analyst Apr. 20, 1946 ; also admin,
asst. at Rio de Janeiro July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Rio de Janeiro
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Rainey, Froelich Gladstone. — b. Black River Falls,
Wis., June 18, 1907; Wheaton (111.) High Sch. grad.;
U. of Chicago, Ph.B. 1929 ; Yale, Ph.D. 1935 ; Am. Sch.
in France 1930 ; asst. curator, Yale U., 1931-35 ; prof.,
U. of Alaska, 1935-42 ; researcher, Am. Museum of
Natural Hist., 1934^2 ; attended Int. Conf. of Anthro-
pologists, Copenhagen, 1938 ; econ. adviser, Bd. of
Econ. Warfare, 1942-43 ; cinchona representative, For.
Econ. Admin., 1943-44 ; app. sr. econ. analyst, in the
For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to office of U.S. politi-
cal adviser on German affairs, Supreme Headquarters,
A.E.F., Jan. 2, 1945; detailed to Int. Commn. of the
Rhine River, Strasbourg, France, 1945 ; asst. chief,
Shipping Div., P-7, Aug. 23, 1946 ; married. — SD.
Ralph, Marie-Louise. — b. Washington, D.C, Mar. 23,
1922 ; sch. in Mexico ; Roosevelt High Sch. grad. ; Nat.
U. of Mexico, summers 1940, 1943 ; George Wash-
ington, A.B. 1944, grad. work 1944-45 ; bi-lingual sec,
Argentine Naval Commn., 1942 ; jr. coll. asst., George
Washington U., 1942-43 ; private tutor 1943^4 ; govt,
intern, Nat. Inst, of Public Affairs, 1944 ; app. cul-
tural-relations asst. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and as-
signed at Managua Feb. 5, 1945 ; at Santiago Jan. 29,
1946 ; admin, asst. at Santiago July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; cultural
asst. at Santiago Nov. 13, 1946.
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381
Rambo, William Preston. — b. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil,
of Am. parents, Sept. 14, 1911 ; tutors ; La Villa Sch.,
Switzerland ; Woodberry Forest Sch. grad. ; U. of Va.,
B.S. 1934, M.S. 1936 ; U. of Mexico, summer 1935 ; col-
laborator and translator of original material for books
1937-39 ; copy writer for advertising agency ; mgr. of
newspaper in Brazil ; app. v.c. at Fortaleza Nov. 28,
1940 ; at Florianopolis Dec. 16, 1942 ; at Curitiba Mar.
29, 1945 ; at Rio de Janeiro Aug. 6, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Ramsey, Fred William. — b. Stratford, Canada, of Am.
parents, Aug. 16, 1880 ; naturalized 1901 ; with stove
company and pres. 1894—1924 ; dir. of public health
and welfare, Cleveland, 1935-41 ; deputy dir. and dir.
of 5th region, War Production Bd., 1943-45 ; trans-
ferred to the Dept. of State as expert Oct. 20, 1945 ;
central field commr., Office of For. Liquidation, CAF-15,
Apr. 7, 1946 ; asst. exec. dir. Sept. 1, 1946 ; married. —
OFLC.
Ramsey, Henry C. — b. Seminole, Tex., Feb. 26, 1910 ;
Stanford U., A.B. 1932 ; TJ. of Calif., LL.B. 1937 ; mem.
of bar of Calif. ; asst. tax counsel for State of Calif. ;
chief of tax dept., office of city atty., Los Angeles ; sr.
atty., Bu. of Internal Revenue and Bd. of Bcon. War-
fare ; app. special asst. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and
assigned at La Paz, Bolivia, Oct. 2, 1944 ; asst. cml.
att. at Madrid Aug. 23, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Ramsey, Henry Oscar. — b. Florence, Colo., Mar. 21,
1893; Pierre (S. Dak.) High Sch. grad.; business sch.;
Belfast Inst, of Tech. 1924-25 ; S. Dak. State tax
commn. 1916-21 ; U. S. Navy 1918-19 ; app. v. c. at
Viborg Apr. 30, 1921; at Belfast Feb. 17, 1922; at
Sheffield June 6, 1929 ; at Manchester Sept. 12, 1940 ;
at Cardiff, temp., June 8, 1944 ; at Hull July 3, 1944 ;
at London, temp., Nov. 18, 1944 ; at Cardiff, temp., Apr.
11, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class seven Nov.
13, 1946 ; married.
Ranard, Donald Louis. — b. Taunton, Mass., Jan. 13,
1917 ; Taunton High Sch. grad. ; Brown U., A.B. 1940 ;
N.Y.U., grad. work 1940-41 ; classification analyst
1941-43, chief of classification section 1943-44, field
classification analyst Apr.-Oct. 1944, War Dept. ; app.
asst. chief of classification section, Div. of Depart-
mental Personnel, Dept. of State, at $3,800 (CAF-11)
Oct. 23, 1944 ; CAF-12 Jan. 4, 1946 ; married. — DP.
Randall, Harold Milton. — b. Jefferson Co., Iowa, Jan.
5, 1900 ; Fairfield High Sch. grad. ; Parsons Coll., A.B.
1924 ; Georgetown, A.M. 1927, Ph.D. 1929 ; U. S. Navy
1917-19 ; prof, of political science, sociology, and speech,
Westminster Coll., 1924-25 ; prof, of speech and debate,
Colo. State Coll. of Education, 1925-26 ; prof, of speech
and asst. in int. relations, Georgetown Sch. of For.
Ser., 1926-29 ; business economist, Dept. o.f Com., 1928-
30 ; app. asst. cml. att. at Santiago, Chile, Aug. 26,
1930 ; at Buenos Aires May 13, 1938 ; For. Ser. officer
ot class five July 1, 1939 ; cons, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; 2d sec. at Buenos Aires Nov. 18,
1942 ; class four July 16, 1943 ; 1st sec. at Buenos
Aires Aug. 23, 1943 ; cml. att. at Asunci6n May 2,
1944 : class three Aug. 13, 1945 ; cml. att. at Madrid
Oct. 26, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Randall, Lee D.— b. Highland Park, 111., Oct. 31,
1914 ; Woodberry Forest Prep. Sch. grad. ; Yale, B.A.
1936 ; inventory and sales elk. 1936-38, 1939-40 ; app.
For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in
the Diplo. Ser. Apr. 9, 1940 ; v. c. at Marseille Apr. 18,
1940 ; 3d sec. at Bern Dec. 12, 1941 ; v.c. at Marseille
Sept. 25, 1944 ; at Nice, temp., Nov. 8, 1944 ; 3d sec.
and v.c. at Paris Feb. 22, 1945 ; class eight Aug. 13,
1945 ; v.c. at Marseille Jan. 4, 1946 ; at Aden Oct. 30,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of ciass five Nov. 13, 1946.
Randolph, Archibald Robinson. — b. Alexandria, Va.,
May 11, 1897 ; Randolph-Macon Acad. ; U. of Va.
1915-18 ; U. S. Naval Reserve Force 1918 ; teacher and
administrator in high schs. 1919-31 ; export business
in Mexico June-Aug. 1931 ; tutor 1932-33 ; farmer
1933-34 ; app. asst. trade commr. at Panama Jan. 7,
1935; at Bogota Oct. 6, 1938; For. Ser. officer of
class eight July 1, 1939 ; v. c. of career and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939; v. c. and 3d sec. at Bogota
Jan. 6, 1940 ; v. c. at Caracas June 20, 1941 (canceled) ;
3d sec. at Habana, temp., June 25, 1941 ; asst. cml. att
at Caracas July 12, 1941 ; class seven June 1, 1942 r
act. cml. att. at Guatemala June 19, 1942 ; class six
May 16, 1945 ; act. cml. att. at Quito July 19, 1945 ;
asst. cml. att. at Helsinki Jan. 21, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer
of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Randolph, John Harrison. — b. New York, N.Y., Apr. 28,
1920 ; sch. in Canada ; Westmount (Canada) High Sch.
grad. ; McGill U., B.A. 1942, M.A. 1943 ; elk., Dept. of
Labour, Canada, 1944-45 ; app. v.c. in the For. Ser.
Auxiliary and assigned at Algiers June 8, 1945 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Rankin, Forney Anderson. — b. McAdenville, N. C, Dec.
5, 1912; Belmont (N.C.) High Sch. grad.; U. of N.C.,
A.B. 1934, grad. work 1937-39 ; Duke, grad. work
1934-35 ; information officer, Dept. of Agri., 1935-37,
1939-42 ; dir. of information, Office of Inter-Am. Af-
fairs, Bogota, 1942-46 ; transferred to the Dept.
of State as radio program officer, CAF-14, Aug. 31,
1945 ; act. asst. chief, Int. Broadcasting Div., Jan. 1,
1946 ; assoc. chief, CAF-15, June 30, 1946 ; mem. of
U.S. group, informal four-power int. high frequency
broadcasting conf., Paris, 1946. — IBD.
Rankin, Karl Lott. — b. Manitowoc, Wis., Sept. 4,
1898; Topeka (Kans.) High Sch. grad.; Mercersburg
Acad. grad. ; Fed. Polytech., Zurich ; Heidelberg U.,
Germany, 1920-21 ; Princeton, C.E. 1922 ; U. S. Navy
1918; It. comdr. U.S. Naval Reserve; field engineering
1919 ; relief work in Smyrna, Turkey, 1920 ; construction
supt., Near East Relief, Russia, 1922-25 ; mgr. of a de-
velopment company in U.S. 1925-27 ; app. asst. trade
commr. at Prague Aug. 1, 1927 ; cml. att. at Prague
June 27, 1929 ; at Athens and Tirana Feb. 4, 1932 ; del.,
23d sess. of Int. Inst, of Statistics, Athens, 1936 ; cml.
att. at Brussels and Luxemburg June 29, 1939 ; For.
Ser. officer of class four July 1, 1939 ; cons, and sec. in
the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939; cml. att. at Belgrade
July 6, 1940 ; also cons, at Belgrade Nov. 1, 1940 ; cml.
att. at Cairo Aug. 20, 1941 (canceled) ; at Manila
Dec. 8, 1941-Jan. 1, 1942 ; class three Feb. 1, 1942 ;
to the Dept. Sept. 3, 1943 ; cml. att. at Cairo Feb. 5,
1944 ; econ. counselor near the Govt, of Greece estab-
lished in Egypt to have supervision over ecou. activities
of Albania and Yugoslavia Oct. 7, 1944 ; couns. of emb.
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for econ. affairs at Athens Oct. 21, 1944 ; class two May
16, 1945 ; couns. of leg. for econ. affairs at Vienna
Sept. 13, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class two Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Rann. Henry Niels. — b. Esbjerg, Denmark, June 25,
1893 ; naturalized 1927 ; elk. and telegraph operator
with railroad in Denmark 1910-13 ; wireless operator
in Danish Merchant Marine 1913-15, 1917-20 ; Danish
Royal Navy 1915-17 ; mgr. and purchasing agt. for
fruit company 1920-23, 1925-31 ; insur. salesman
1923-25 ; translator 1931-33 and sec. to cml. att.
1933-35 in Danish leg. ; auditor, Gen. Accounting Office,
1935-46 ; app. admin, asst. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned at Copenhagen Apr. 11, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Ratcliffe, Russell Spence. — b. Keokuk, Iowa, Mar. 12,
1907; Lake View High Sch. (Chicago) grad. ; U. of
111., B.S. 1929 ; grad. work, U. of Mich. 1931-33. Am.
U. 1940-46 ; forest planner, 111. Forest Preserve Dist.,
1930-31 ; instr. in land planning, U. of Mich., 1931-
33 ; asst. in agri., Tenn. Valley Authority, 1933-40 ;
agri. economist, Dept. of Agri., 1940-46 : U. S. Navy
1941-46, comdr., overseas service : app. editor, P-4,
in the Dept. of State Nov. 12, 1946. — PR.
Rau, Herbert G. — b. Lakewood, N. J., Dec. 8, 1913 ;
Lakewood High Sch. grad. : N. Y. U., B. S. 1934 ;
writer and assoc. editor on newspaper 1934-38 ; public
relations work 1938-41 ; photo editor for press assn.
1941-43 ; U. S. Army 1943-46, 1st It. ; app. informa-
tion specialist, CAF-13, in the Dept. of State July 22,
1946 ; married. — OFLC.
Ravel, Anthony C. — app. admin, asst. in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Rome July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946.
Ravey, Lewis E.— app. admin, officer in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Budapest July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Re-
serve officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; information
officer at Budapest Nov. 13, 1946.
Ravndal, Christian Magelssen. — b. Beirut, Syria, of
Am. parents, Jan. 6. 1899 ; Robert Coll., Constanti-
nople, 1912-14; Luther Coll., A.B. 1920; U. S. Army
1917-19 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate in Vienna Nov. 12,
1920; cons. asst. Apr. 29, 1922; v. c. at Vienna
Apr. 29, 1922 ; v. c. of career of class three Feb. 26,
1923 ; v. c. at Vienna Mar. 2, 1923 ; class two Nov. 23,
1923 ; class one May 10, 1924 ; For. Ser. officer unclass.
July 1, 1924 ; v. c. at Frankfort-on-the-Main Aug. 7,
1924 ; class nine and cons. Aug. 8, 1.924 ; class eight
Feb. 24, 1925; cons, at Cologne June 26, 1928; at
Toronto July 1, 1929; class seven Oct. 16, 1929; to
the Dept. Apr. 17, 1931 ; cons, at Vancouver June 7,
1933 ; class six July 1, 1934 ; at Buenos Aires Jan. 17,
1935 ; class five June 1, 1937 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec.
1, 1937 ; 2d sec. at Buenos Aires in addition to duties as
cons. May 10, 1940 ; class four Aug. 1, 1940 ; to the
Dept. Feb. 18, 1941 ; asst. chief, Div. of the Am. Re-
publics, May 21, 1941 ; liaison officer to Geog. Div.,
Bd. of Econ. Warfare, 1941-42 ; mem. of Secretariat
of the Bd. of Econ. Operations and chief, Am. Hemi-
sphere Exports Office, Feb. 20, 1942 ; class three Oct.
20, 1942 ; chief, Div. of Exports and Requirements,
Feb. 1, 1943 ; mem., Bd. of Econ. Operations, Feb. 1-
June 24, 1943 ; mem., Requirements Comm., War Pro-
duction Bd., 1943 ; couns. of leg. at Stockholm Dec.
23, 1943 ; class two May 16, 1945 : class one Dec.
17, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class one Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Ravotto, Joseph D. — b. Union City, N.J., Nov. 23,
1907 : Emerson High Sch. grad. ; N.Y.U., B.C.S. 1930 ;
acct. with insur. company 1926-30 ; reporter and writ-
er for'newspaper in Paris 1930-34; for. correspondent
for press assn. 1934-42 ; wire editor. Fed. Communi-
cations Commn., 1942 ; editor and chief of radio in
Europe, Office of War Information, 1942-46 ; app.
admin, officer in the For. Ser. and assigned at Rome
July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class four
Nov. 13, 1946 ; asst. information officer at Rome Nov.
13. 1946 ; married.
Rawlinson, John Lang. — b. Shanghai, China, of Am.
parents. Dec. 8, 1920 ; Shanghai Am. Sch. grad. ;
Oberlin Coll., A.B. 1942 ; app. elk. in Am. emb. at
Chungking Apr. 18. 1942 ; U. S. Navy 1945-46, en-
sign ; v.c. and admin, asst. at Montreal Jan. 30, 1946
(canceled) ; at Tientsin Feb. 4, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Tientsin
Nov. 13. 1946 ; married.
Ray, Clark F. — b. Higbee, Mo., July 24, 1910 ; Cath-
lamet, (Wash.) High Sch. grad.; U.S. Army 1931-39,
overseas service ; draftsman, Dept. of Agri., 1940-42 ;
asst. cartographic engineer. Army Air Forces, 1942-43 ;
app. engineering draftsman at $2,600 in the Dept. of
State Oct. 9, 1943 ; furlough for mil. ser. Jan. 15,
1944-Jan. 2, 1945; cartographic draftsman Jan. 2,
1945 ; at $2,700 Apr. 1, 1945 ; draftsman, United Na-
tions Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; at
$3,090 July 1, 1945; cartographer at $3,640 (P-3)
Sept. 27, 1945 ; P^ Oct. 20, 1946 ; married. — MI.
Ray, George Einar. — b. Gloucester, Mass., Apr. 23,
1910 ; Gloucester High Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A. B.
1932, LL. B. 1935 ; Columbia Sch. of Int. Admin., grad.
work 1944 ; mem. of bars of Mass. and N. Y. : atty.
with law firm 1936-38, 1942-44 ; asst. to mem. of bd.,
Bd. of Tax Appeals, 1938-41 ; special asst. to atty.
gen., Dept. of Justice, Feb.-Apr. 1941 ; principal atty.,
Treas. Dept., 1941-42 ; U. S. Navy 1944-46, It. comdr.,
overseas service ; app. theater dir., Office of For.
Liquidation, Dept. of State, CAF-15, Mar. 18, 1946 ;
married. — OFLC.
Ray, Guy Walter. — b. Wilsonville, Ala., Oct. 17,
1896; Howard Prep. Sch.; Howard Coll. (Ala.), A.B.
1917 ; private sec. 1917-18 ; app. elk. in Am. emb. at
Paris Feb. 9, 1918 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Aug. 16, 1930 ; v. c.
at Singapore Sept. 3, 1930 (canceled) ; at London Oct.
10, 1930; detailed to the emb. at London July 20-27,
1931; to the Dept. Sept. 27, 1933; v. c. at Guaymas
Oct. 25, 1933 ; v. c. and 3d sec. at Managua May
16, 1935; v. c. at Porto Alegre Jan. 6, 1937; class
eight Aug. 17, 1938; to the Dept. July 22. 1940; class
seven Aug. 1, 1940 ; 2d sec. at Mexico City Aug. 26,
1941; also v.c. at Mexico City Nov. 1, 1941; class six
Feb. 1, 1942 ; cons. Mar. 28, 1942 ; cons, at Mexico
City Apr. 14, 1942 ; class five Nov. 16, 1943 ; asst.
press-relations officer, United Nations Conf. on Int.
Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; class three May 16, 1945 ;
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383
1st sec. at Mexico City in addition to duties as cons.
July 23, 1945 ; to the Dept. Feb. 20, 1946 ; act. chief,
Div. of Mexican Affairs July 19, 1946 ; chief Aug. 13,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married. — MA.
Raymond, Edwin Russell. — b. Evansville, Ind., Mar.
26, 1896 ; Ohio State U.. B.S. 1919 ; dept. mgr.1 on
farm 1919-20 ; county agent, Ohio State U., 1920-29 ;
dist. mgr. of nitrate bu. 1929-32 ; salesman for insur.
company 1932-33 ; farm appraiser for Fed. Land Bank
1933 ; field representative 1933-40, asst. to general
agent 1939-40, Farm Credit Admin. ; secretary, Pro-
duction Credit Corp., 1940-45 ; app. agri. officer in
the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept. May
5, 1945 ; agri. att. at Warsaw May 24, 1945 ; For. Ser.
Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Raymond, Richard C. — b. Wayland, Mass., Apr. 8.
1907 ; Browne and Nichols Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A. B.
1932 ; Boston U. grad. work 1940-41 ; social worker,
Mass. Dept. of Correction, 1935-39 ; counselor for
youth study 1939-42 ; dir. of personnel, Am. Red
Cross, 1942-44 ; U. S. Army 1944-45 ; dist. dir. of
Germany operations. United Nations Relief and Re-
habilitation Admin., 1945-46 ; app. asst. adviser on
refugees and displaced persons, Dept. of State, P-7,
Oct. 10, 1946 ; married. — A-H.
Rayner, Charles B. — b. Bloomfield, N. J., Sept. 13,
1886 ; Montclair High Sch. grad. ; Amherst Coll., B.A.
1909 ; mgr. of Singapore office for Am. oil company
1909-17; asst. to dir. of oil company 1917-18; U.S.
Army, It., 1918-19; dir. and v. pres. of oil and develop-
ment companies 1923-31 ; owner of oil properties 1931-
41 ; regional dir., Surplus Marketing Admin., Dept. of
Agri., Feb.-Sept. 1941 ; petroleum adviser and chief of
tech. branch, Bd. of Econ. Warfare and For. Econ.
Admin. 1941-43; detailed to Dept. of State as act.
petroleum adviser Dec. 17, 1943 ; as adviser on petroleum
policy Jan. 15, 1944 ; app. at $8,000 (P-8) in the Dept.
of State Mar. 8, 1944 ; also act. chief. Petroleum Div.,
Mar. 24-Nov. 22, 1944 ; chm., U.S. group of experts,
preliminary exploratory discussions on petroleum ques-
tions, Apr. 1944, and mem.. U.S. del., Conversations on
Petroleum, July 1944, U.S. and United Kingdom,
Washington : mem. of U.S. del., conversations on Anglo-
Am. oil agreement, London, 1945 ; married. — PED.
Raynor, G. Hayden. — b. Brooklyn, N. Y., Aug. 28,
1906; Sidney Lanier High Sch. (Montgomery, Ala.)
grad. ; U. of Ala., A.B. 1927 ; Harvard, M.B.A. 1929 ;
banking training 1929-30 ; trust administrator 1931-
37 ; financial sec. 1937-39 ; on staff of War Resources
Bd. 1939 ; with U.S. Steel Corp. 1939-40 ; asst. to the
commr. in charge of industrial materials, Advisory
Commn. to Council of Nat. Defense, 1940 ; asst. to dir.
of priorities. Office of Production Management, 1941 ;
special asst. to the administrator, Lend-Lease Admin.,
1941-43 ; app. special asst. to the under sec. of state at
.$8,000 (P-8) Dec. 20, 1943; asst. to U.S. group, Dum-
barton Oaks Conversations on Int. Org., Washington,
1944 : special asst. to the sec. of state Dec. 20, 1944 ;
special asst. to U.S. del., Inter-Am. Conf. on Problems
of War and Peace, Mexico City, 1945 ; special asst. to
chm., U.S. del., United Nations Conf. on Int. Org.,
San Francisco, 1945 ; special asst. to the dir.. Office
of European Affairs, Sept. 1, 1945 ; married. — EUR.
Read, Robert Ellsworth. — b. Orange N.J., Nov. 18,
1914; Port Washington (N.Y.) High Sch. grad.; Co-
lumbia, B.A. 1937 ; Ecole Libre des Sciences Politiques
1937-38 ; passenger elk. with steamship line, 1938-39 ;
shipping elk. with airline 1939-40 ; asst. to dir. of
engine production, British Air Commn., 1940—42 ;
admin, asst. and field representative, Am. Red. Cross,
1942^5 ; app. jr. econ. analyst in the For. Ser.
Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept. Jan. 25, 1945 ; at
Brussels Feb. 20, 1945 ; conference registration officer.
United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ;
divisional asst. at $4,300 (P-4) Sept. 1, 1945 ; sec,
U.S. del., Commonwealth Telecommunications Conf.,
Bermuda, 1945, Meeting of Deputies. Council of For.
Ministers, London, 1946 ; P— 5 Nov. 3, 1946 ; married. — -
IC.
Reagan, Daniel J. — b. Terre Haute, Ind., Sept. 26,
1893; Normal High Sch. grad.; Columbia, B.A. 1916;
supt. of mines and mfg. plant 1912-14 ; sec.-treas. of
int. cml. corp. 1917 ; asst. mgr. of engineering corp.
1917-19 ; advertising mgr. 1919-23 ; entered Bu. of
For. and Dom. Com. Apr. 1923 ; app. trade commr. at
Paris Aug. 16, 1924 ; asst. cml. att. at Paris Apr. 27,
1927; del., Int. Road Conf., Paris, 1929, First Int.
Cong, of Aerial Safety, Paris, 1930 ; del., 6th Cong, of
the Int. Assn. of Agri. of Tropical Countries, Paris,
1931, Int. Cong, of Wood and Sylviculture, Paris, 1931,
7th Int. Cong, of Agri. and Fisheries, Paris, 1931 ; ob-
server, Int. Cong, of Geography, Paris, 1931 ; cml. att.
at Paris Jan. 5, 1939 ; For. Ser. officer of class three
July 1, 1939 ; cons, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov.
16, 1939 ; cml. att. at Vichy, temp., Mar. 25, 1941 ; at
Vichy Oct. 1, 1941 ; Am. mem., Permanent Int. Council
and Permanent Int. Commn. of Permanent Int. Assn. of
Road Congresses, 1940- ; cml. att. at Bern Dec. 16,
1941 ; class two, Feb. 1, 1942 ; class one July 16, 1944 ;
to the Dept. Jan. 5, 1945 ; couns. of leg. for econ.
affairs at Bern Feb. 21, 1945 ; couns. of emb. for econ.
affairs at Paris Sept. 19, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class
one Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Reams, Elinor Payne (Mrs.). — b. Dothan, Ala.; Bay
County High Sch. (Fla.) grad.; Fla. State Coll. for
Women, A.B. 1935 ; George Washington U., grad. work
1940 ; tutor in Spanish 1939-40 ; newspaper work
1935 ; mgr. of insur. agency 1935-39 ; head of English
dept. in high sch. 1936-40 ; writer for private firm
1940-41 ; elk. -typist, War Dept., 1941 ; correspondence
elk.. Coordinator of Information. 1941—42 ; person-
nel asst., Fed. Security Agency, 1942—43 ; admin, asst.,
Office of Strategic Services, 1943-44 ; chief of proce-
dures section. Office of War Information, 1944—45 ;
app. admin, analyst at $4,300 (CAF-11) in the Dept.
of State Sept. 24, 1945 ; CAF-12 Aug. 25, 1946.— MN.
Reams, Robert Borden. — b. Luthersburg, Pa., Jan.
27, 1904 ; DuBois High Sch. grad. ; Allegheny Coll.
1921-23, and George Washington Law Sch. ; salesman
1923-24 ; hotel mgr. 1924-28 ; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass. and v. c. of career Jan. 29, 1929 ; For. Ser.
Sch. Feb. 2, 1929; v. c. at Havre Sept. 13, 1929; at
Johannesburg Aug. 25, 1931 ; at Port Elizabeth Oct.
20, 1933 ; at Johannesburg May 11, 1935 ; sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Apr. 25, 1936 ; class eight June 1, 1937 ; to
the Dept., temp., May 28, 1937 ; cons, and cons, at
Copenhagen June 17, 1937; class seven Apr. 1, 1939;
also 2d sec. at Copenhagen June 7, 1940 ; relieved of
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duties as cons. July 9, 1941 ; 2d sec. at Bern Dec. 24,
1941 (canceled) ; class six June 1, 1942; to the Dept.
June 20, 1942 ; sec. of U. S. del., Meeting of Repre-
sentatives of the U. S. and British Govts. To Consider
the Refugee Problem, Bermuda, 1943 ; special asst.
to the deputy dir., Office of European Affairs, Dec. 20,
1944 ; information officer, Office of the Secretary of
State, Dec. 1944 : class five May 16, 1945 ; chief infor-
mation officer, Berlin Conf., 1945 ; class four Aug.
13, 1945 ; asst. to the sec. of state Aug. 1945 ; special
asst. to the sec. of state, CAF-15, July 12, 1946;
married. — S.
Reap, Joseph "William. — b. Scranton, Pa., Apr. 21,
1914 ; Dunmore High Sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ;
U. of Scranton, B.S. 1937 ; Georgetown Law Sch.
1939- ; bookkeeper 1930-31 ; private sec. 1937 ; typist
1937-38; app. elk. at $1,440 in the Dept. of State
Aug. 1, 1939 ; at $1,620 Feb. 21, 1941 ; at $1,800 July
1, 1941 ; divisional asst. at $2,000 May 1, 1942 ; fur-
lough for mil. ser. (U.S. Navy, It.) Sept. 17, 1942-Jan.
3, 1946; at $2,100 Jan. 1, 1944; at $2,430 July 1,
1945 ; at $2,540 July 1, 1945 ; information officer,
CAF-9, Jan. 3, 1946 ; press officer, U.S. del., 1st as-
sembly, Provisional Int. Civil Aviation Org., Montreal,
1946 ; press-relations officer, U.S. del., 5th sess. of
Council, United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation
Admin., Geneva, 1946 ; information specialist, CAF— 11,
Aug. 11, 1946. — SA-M.
Eeardon, Kenneth James.— b. Norwood, Mass., Nov. 19,
1910; Norwood High Sch. grad.; Boston U., A. B. 1935, A. M.
1942; bindery worker with publishing company 1936-38; with
masonry contractor 1938-40; archivist, Nat. Archives, 1942-43;
admin, analyst and information specialist, Dept. of Agri.,
1943-46; app. procedures analyst, CAF-11, in the Dept. of State
Apr. 22, 1945; married.— OFLC.
Eeb, Everett Louis— b. Frankfort, Kans., Nov. 22, 1918; Baldf
win High Sch. grad.; Baker U., A. B. 1940; Medill Sch. o
Journalism, grad. work 1940-11; publicity dir. and magazine
editor 1941-42; U. S. Army. 1942; cable editor, Office of War
Information, 1943-14; news editor for news service, 1944-45;
chief of communications, U. S. Press Service, 1945; transferred
to the Dept. of State as news editor, CAF-11, Aug. 31, 1945;
married. — INP.
Reber, James Q. — b. Elizabethtown, Pa., July 16,
1911; Central High Sch. (No. Manchester, Ind.) grad.;
Manchester Coll., A.B., 1933; U. of Chicago, A.M.
1935, Ph.D. 1939 ; teacher in high schs. 1933-37 ; instr.,
Washburn Coll. 1938-39, Wilson City Coll. 1939-43;
part-time instr., U. of Chicago, 1942—43 ; app. divi-
sional asst. at $3,200 in the Dept. of State Aug. 23,
1943; at $3,800 (P-4) Aug. 16, 1944; economist July
1, 1945 ; for. affairs specialist Oct. 16, 1945 ; P-5 Apr.
16, 1946; divisional asst., P-6, Sept. 22, 1946;
married. — ESC.
Reber, Samuel. — b. East Hampton, N.Y., July 15,
1903 ; Groton Sch. ; Harvard, A.B. 1925 ; app. For. Ser.
officer unclass. May 28, 1926 ; v. c. of career June 15,
1926 ; v. c. at Callao-Lima Feb. 26, 1927 ; sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Oct. 16, 1929; also 3d sec. at Lima Oct.
24, 1929; to the Dept., temp., Dec. 12, 1929; class
eight and cons. May 9, 1930 ; cons, and 3d sec. at
Monrovia June 18, 1930; to the Dept. Jan. 8, 1931;
representative, 1st sess., Int. Committee on Liberia,
London, 1931 ; 3d sec. at Brussels July 21, 1932 ; also
at Luxembourg Aug. 3, 1932 ; sec. to Am. del., Gen.
Disarmament Conf., Geneva, 1932-35 ; 3d sec. at Bern
Aug. 29, 1933 ; attended, as substitute, meeting of Ad-
visory Committee on Native Labor, Geneva, 1934 ; class
seven July 1, 1934 ; sec. to Am. del., Preliminary Naval
Conversations, London, June-July and Oct-Dec. 1934 ;
2d sec. at Bern Jan. 31, 1935; tech. asst., London
Naval Conf., 1935-36; class six Apr. 1, 1936; 2d sec.
at Rome July 25, 1936 ; class five Jan. 3, 1938 ; to the
Dept. June 9, 1939 ; class four Mar. 1, 1940 ; class
three June 1, 1942; asst. chief, Div. of European
Affairs, July 2, 1942 ; sec, office of the President's
special representative in North Africa and chief civil
affairs officer at Algiers Jan. 14, 1943 ; counselor
of emb. attached to that office Sept. 30, 1943 ; deputy
v. pres., Political Section, Allied Control Commn. for
Italy, Nov. 22, 1943 ; class two July 16, 1944 ; to
the Dept. Aug. 15, 1944 ; couns. of mission, staff
of U. S. political adviser, Supreme Headquarters,
A.E.F., at London, temp., Aug. 17, 1944, with per-
sonal rank of minister Aug. 31, 1944 ; to the Dept.
Apr. 25, 1945 ; class one May 16, 1945 ; act. chief,
Div. of Southern European Affairs, Nov. 5, 1945 ; For.
Ser. officer of class one Nov. 13, 1946. — SE.
Redden, Normand William. — b. Norwich, N.T., Sept.
3, 1919 ; Norwich High Sch. grad. ; Ind. U., A.B. 1940 ;
Georgetown U. 1940-41 ; elk., War Dept., 1941-44 ;
app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the
Dept. Mar. 25, 1945 ; v.c. at Wellington Apr. 10, 1945 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Redding, Joseph Lyman. — b. High Point, N.C., Dec.
16, 1898 ; High Point High Sch. grad. ; Guilford Coll.
1916-17; U. of N.C. 1917-18; U.S. Army, Oct.-Dec.
1918 ; with Dept. of Agri. 1934-42 ; chief of office
services, Nat. Housing Agency, 1942—45 ; app. property
supply officer at $3,860 (P-4) in the Dept. of State
July 16, 1945 ; married.— CS.
Redecker, Sydney Brayton. — b. Brooklyn, N.T., Jan.
22, 1895 ; business-sch. grad. ; N.Y. Prep. Sch. ; studied
law; with business Arms 1913-17; U. S. Navy 1917-
19, on special detail with Ministry of War, Paris,
1918-19 ; sec. to Am. minister to Poland 1919-
21 ; app. v. c. of career of class three May 25, 1921 ;
v. c. at Rotterdam June 11, 1921 ; class two May 26,
1922 ; class one Feb. 26, 1923 ; v. c. at Medan Aug. 17,
1923 ; For. Ser. officer unclass. July 1, 1924 ; class
eight and cons. Aug. 31, 1925 ; cons, at Medan Sept.
4, 1925 ; at Naples July 12, 1927 ; class seven May 23,
1929 ; class six Feb. 4, 1931 ; cons, at Frankfort-on-the-
Main Feb. 5, 1931-July 15, 1941; class five Oct. 1,
1935 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 1, 1937 ; class four
June 16, 1938 ; class three Aug. 1, 1940 ; cons, at
Sao Paulo Dec. 10, 1941 (cancelled) ; to the Dept.,
temp., Jan. 4, 1942 and detailed to the Treas. Dept.
Jan. 6, 1942 ; to the Board of Econ. Warfare May 5,
1942 ; to the U.S. Commercial Company Sept. 8, 1942 ;
to the Dept. Mar. 15, 1943 ; class two July 16, 1943 ;
1st sec. and cons, at Madrid Oct. 5, 1943 ; sec. of mis-
sion, staff of U. S. political adviser on German affairs,
Supreme Headquarters, A.E.F., Dec. 30, 1944 ; For. Ser.
officer at Frankfort on the Main Oct. 19, 1945 ; cons,
gen. Feb. 1, 1946 ; cons. gen. at Frankfort on the Main
Mar. 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class two Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
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385
Bedington, Robert Janney.— b. New York. N. Y., Mar. 25,
1919; Kent Sch. grad.; Yale, A. B. 1941, grad. work 1946; teacher
in prep. sch. 1941-42; instr. at Yale, summer 1942; U. S. Army
1942-46, 1st It., overseas service; app. For. Ser. officer unclass.,
v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. June 21, 1946; to the
Dept. July 14, 1946; 3d sec. and v. c. at La Paz, July 29, 1946; For.
Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Reed, Charles Shadrach, 2d. — b. Sandusky, Ohio,
Apr. 3, 1898 ; U. Sch. of Cleveland grad. ; Harvard,
S.B. 1920; Western Reserve U. 1920-21; Harvard
Grad. Sch. 1921-22 ; Western Reserve. LL.B. 1925 ;
mem. of bar of Ohio ; law practice 1925 ; with rubber
company in Sumatra 1925-27 ; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass. and v. c. of career May 17, 1928 ; For. Ser.
Sch. May 24, 1928; v. c. at Tokyo Oct. 10, 1928; at
Taihoku May 28, 1929; at Tokyo Sept. 27, 1929 (can-
celed) ; at Yiinnanfu Apr. 2, 1932; class eight July 1,
1934 ; v. c. at Shanghai Oct. 11, 1934 ; cons. Jan. 22,
1935 ; cons, at Shanghai Jan. 24, 1935 ; at Belgrade
Jan. 28, 1936; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Mar. 24, 1936;
also 3d sec. at Belgrade Apr. 4, 1936; 3d sec. at
Peiping June 3, 1938 ; also cons, at Tientsin June 16,
1938 ; class seven Apr. 1, 1939 ; 2d sec. at Peiping in
addition to duties as cons, at Tientsin June 20, 1939 ;
cons, at Saigon (on detail at Hanoi) July 20, 1939-
Dec. 7, 1941 ; class six June 1, 1942 ; to the Dept. June
3, 1942 ; cons, at Algiers Sept. 28, 1942 (canceled) ;
at St. John's, N.F., Nov. 14, 1942 ; at Barcelona Aug.
26, 1944 ; class five May 16, 1945 ; deputy U. S. politi-
cal adviser to Commanding Gen., India-Burma thea-
ter, temp., Sept. 17, 1945 ; class four May 19, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Reed, Edward Lyndal. — b. Philadelphia, Pa., May
20, 1895 ; Lawrenceville Sch. ; Williams Coll., B.A.
1916; grad. work, U. of Pa., 1919-20; U. S. Marine
Corps 1917-19, 2d It. ; mem. firm of importers and
exporters 1919 ; app. sec. of emb. or leg. of class four
Nov. 15, 1920 ; assigned to Buenos Aires Dec. 28, 1920 ;
class three Sept. 22, 1922 ; assigned to Panama Sept.
29, 1922 ; to the Dept. Nov. 7, 1923 ; mem., U. S.-Pan-
ama Commn., 1924—26 ; For. Ser. officer of class six
July 1, 1924 ; class five Sept. 20, 1924 ; 2d sec. at
Madrid, temp., June 15, 1926 ; at Berlin Sept. 1, 1926 ;
class four Oct. 19. 1926 ; 1st sec. at Brussels and Lux-
emburg July 19, 1927 ; at Habana June 28, 1929 : class
three May 9, 1930; to the Dept. Nov. 23, 1933; asst.
chief, Div. of Latin Am. Affairs, Dec. 18, 1933 ; chief,
Div. of Mexican Affairs, Mar. 12, 1934 ; class two Oct.
1, 1935 ; eons. gen. May 14, 1936 ; asst. to chrc. of Am.
del., Inter-Am. Conf. for Maintenance of Peace, Buenos
Aires, 1936 ; couns. of emb. at Rome May 10, 1937 ; to
the Dept. Sept. 25, 1940 ; couns. of emb. at Buenos
Aires Oct. 27, 1941 ; class one July 16, 1943 ; to the
Dept. July 13, 1945 ; act. chief, Div. of River Plate
Affairs, June 4, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class one
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married. — RFA.
Reed, Harry Clinton. — h. Guayaquil, Ecuador, of
Am. parents, May 26, 1907 ; private tutors ; Dartmouth
1927-29 ; Guayaquil U. 1929-30 ; on Andes-Amazon
Expedition 1926-27 ; tutor, Rocaf uerte Coll., Guaya-
quil, 1929-30 ; app. cik. In Am. leg. at Quito Feb. 1,
1930 ; v.c. at Guayaquil, temp., Aug. 4, 1939 ; at Quito
Oct. 4, 1939 ; at Ciudad Trujillo Aug. 15, 1942 ; For.
Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Nov. 28, 1942, qualified Dec. 16, 1942;
v.c. at Ciudad Trujillo Dec. 16, 1942 ; also 3d sec.
at Ciudad Trujillo Apr. 27, 1943 ; to the Dept. Feb. 10,
1945 ; sec. of U. S. del., Inter-Am. Conf. on Problems of
War and Peace, Mexico City, 1945 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at
Santiago Mar. 28, 1945 ; political and liaison officer,
U. S. del.. United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Fran-
cisco, 1945 ; class eight Dec. 17, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer
of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Reed, Juan Alfredo.— b. Malaga, Spain, July 12, 1906 ;
sch. in Habana ; Harrisburg Acad. 1917-18 ; Belen,
Habana 1918-21 ; mgr. of cml. corp. in P. R. 1940-
41 ; cons. agt. for cml. firm 1943 ; script writer, Office
of War Information, 1942-44 ; app. cons. agt. at
Antilla June 7, 1946.
Reed, Leslie Edgar. — b. St. Paul, Minn., June 12,
1890 ; Central High Sch. grad. ; U. of Minn., B.A. 1913 ;
app. cons. asst. Apr. 4, 1914 ; assigned to London Aug.
19, 1914 ; v. c. at London May 13, 1915 ; cons, of class
seven Sept. 5, 1919 ; class six June 4, 1920 ; class five
Nov. 19, 1921 ; observer, Comite" Maritime of Assn. of
Int. Law, London, 1922 ; cons, at Bremen Aug. 3, 1923 ;
class four June 3, 1924 ; For. Ser. officer of class five
July 1, 1924 ; cons, at Buenos Aires July 2, 1929 ;
class four and cons. gen. May 9, 1930 ; cons. gen. at
Montevideo May 17, 1930 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July
22, 1935; also 1st sec. at Montevideo Aug. 9, 1935;
cons. gen. and 1st sec. at Athens and cons. gen. for
Italian Islands of the Aegean Dec. 29, 1938 ; class
three Mar. 1, 1939 ; 1st sec. and cons. gen. at San Jose"
Aug. 11, 1941 ; cons. gen. and 1st sec. at Asunci6n
Sept. 30, 1943 ; For. Ser. ofhcer of class three Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Reeder, Lorin G. — app. admin, asst. in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Shanghai July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; photo tech-
nician at Shanghai Nov. 13, 1946.
Reese, John Alan. — b. Chariton, Iowa, Sept. 17, 1918; Albia
High Sch. grad.; Northwestern 1938-39; U. of 111. 1941-43; with
broadcasting company 1937-41; U. S. Army 1943-46, 1st It.,
overseas service; app. sales officer, CAF-11, in the Dept. of
State July 1, 1946; married.— OFLC.
Reese, Raymond Earl. — b. Hurst, 111., Oct. 8, 1915;
Miami (Fla.) Edison High Sch. grad. ; U. of Panama
1942 ; clk.-sec. for public-utility company 1934-36,
1938 ; sec. and shorthand reporter 1936-38 and chief
elk. 1938-42 for transportation assn. ; app. v.c. at
Panama Mar. 24, 1943 ; at Algiers Sept. 25, 1943 ; fur-
lough for mil. ser. Mar. 10, 1944—.
Reeves, Edwy L. — b. Washington, D. C, Dec. 12,
1908 ; Washington High Sch. grad. ; business sch. ; elk.,
Civil Service Commn., 1927-31 ; app. elk. at $1,620 in
the Dept. of State June 10, 1931; at $1,800 Aug. 1,
1934 ; at $1,860 Apr. 1, 1938 ; elk., 8th Int. Conf. of
Am. States, Lima, 1938; at $2,000 Jan. 17, 1939;
admin, asst. at $2,600 Aug. 1, 1941 ; at $3,200 Aug.
16, 1942 ; at $3,300 Apr. 1, 1944 ; exec. asst. at
$3,800 (CAF-11) July 1, 1944 ; married. — PD.
Reeves, Harman. — b. Dunedin, New Zealand, Sept.
15, 1871 ; Otago Boys' High Sch. ; Otago U., Dunedin ;
stockbroker and financial agt. in Dunedin 39 yrs. ;
chm. of stock exchange 15 yrs. ; app. cons. agt. at
Dnnedin Apr. 6, 1920 ; married.
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REGISTER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 1946
Rehm, George E. — app. admin, officer in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Marseille July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13. 1946 ; public
affairs officer at Marseille Nov. 13, 1946.
Reid, John Gilbert. — b. Blockley, Worcestershire,
England, of Am. parents. Mar. 18, 1899 ; Kaiser Wil-
helm Real-Schule, Shanghai, grad. ; Hamilton Coll.,
A.B. 1921; U. of Calif., M.A. 1931, Ph.D. 1934; special
study in Latin and Chinese ; Penfleld scholar in di-
plomacy, int. affairs, and belles-lettres, U. of Pa., 1935-
36; U. S. Army 1918; sec. and editor. Int. Inst, of
China, 1921-28 ; newspaper work in Peking 1922-27 ;
teaching fellow in hist., U. of Calif., 1932-33; asst.
prof, of bist., Wash. State Coll. 1937-39, U. of Oreg.
summer 1938 and Mar. -Sept. 1939 ; app. research asst.
at $3,200 ' in the Dept. of State Sept. 18, 1939 ; at
$3,300 Oct. 1, 1941 ; at $3,400 Apr. 1, 1943 ; spe-
cialist on historical research at $3,800 (P-4) Feb. 1,
1944 ; research asst. Oct. 1, 1944. — RE.
Reifman, Alfred. — b. Elizabeth, N.J., Aug. 19. 1919 ;
Thomas Jefferson High Sch. grad. ; U. of Mich., A.B.
1940, M.A. 1941 : economist, Office of Price Admin.,
1941-42; U. S. Army 1942-46, capt., overseas service;
econ. analyst, Office of Strategic Services, Europe,
1944-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as econo-
mist. P-5. Oct. 1, 1945 ; married. — DRE.
Reilly, James Allen. — b. Washington, D.C., Dec. 29,
1909 ; Central High Sch. grad. ; Columbus U., LL.B.
1936 ; in D.C. govt. 1931-36 ; section chief 1936-38,
field asst. 1938-40, adjudicator 1940-42, Social Secur-
ity Bd. ; chief elk. of plans and training branch, War
Dept.., 1942-45 ; app. admin, analyst in the Dept. of
State at $4,300 (CAF-11) Aug. 27, 1945; married. —
MN.
Reinhardt, George Frederick. — b. Berkeley, Calif., Oct.
21, 1911 ; Glarisegg Sch., Switzerland ; Deep Springs
Prep. Sch.; D. of Calif., A.B. 1933; Cornell, A.M.
1935 ; Cesare Alfierl. Florence, Italy, diploma 1937 ;
ensign, U. S. Naval Reserve 1932-37 ; statistician, Int.
Boundary Commn., U. S. and Mexico, 1935-36 ; app. For.
Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. July 2, 1937 ; v. c. at Vienna' July 8, 1937, Apr. 7,
1938 ; For. Ser. Sch. Oct. 24, 1938; to the Dept., temp.,
May 1, 1939 ; v. c. and 3d sec. at Tallinn Sept. 15, 1939 ;
at Riga, temp., May 20, 1940 ; at Moscow May 27, 1940 ;
to the Dept. Apr. 20, 1942 ; class eight Oct. 20, 1942 ;
liaison sec. United Nations Conf. on Food and Agri.,
Hot Springs, Va.. 1943 ; accompanied sec. of state
to Moscow Conf., 1943 ; For. Ser. officer assigned to
assist U. S. mem. of Advisory Council, Allied Control
Commn. for Italy, and U. S. political adviser on Gen.
Eisenhower's staff Nov. 23, 1943 ; For. Ser. officer,
office of U. S. political adviser, staff of Supreme Allied
Commander, Mediterranean theater, June 23, 1944 ;
class seven July 16, 1944 ; staff of U. S. political ad-
viser on German affairs. Supreme Headquarters,
A.E.F., Feb. 20, 1945 ; class five May 16, 1945 ; de-
tailed to Berlin Conf. 1945 ; 2d sec. and v.c. at Moscow
Dec. 28, 1945 ; cons. Mar. 16, 1946 ; 1st sec. and cons,
at Moscow Mar. 22, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four
Nov. 13, 1946.
Reinstein, Jacques Joseph. — b. Savannah, Ga., Sept.
13, 1911 ; Savannah High Sch. grad. ; U. of Basel 1928-
29 ; Alliance Franchise, Paris, summer 1929 ; George-
town, B.S. (For. Ser.) 1933 ; asst. in accounting, George-
town Sch. of For. Ser., 1933; editorial asst. 1933;
Nat. Recovery Admin. 1933-36 ; app. economic analyst
at $3,200 in the Dept. of State Feb. 24, 1936; at
$3,800 Sept. 16, 1937; at $4,600 July 7, 1938; di-
visional asst. at $5,600 July 1, 1939; U.S. alternate
participant, 1st Int. Wheat Meeting, Washington. 1941 ;
detailed as asst. to asst. sec. of state Aug. 18, 1941 ;
at $5,800 Jan. 1, 1942 ; alternate chm., Proclaimed
List Clearance Comm., 1942-43 ; mem., Advisory Comm.
on Trade Policy in Relation to the Lend-Lease Pro-
gram. 1942-43 ; asst. chief. For. Funds Control Div.,
at $6,500 Sept. 1, 1942 ; divisional asst. Sept. 16, 1943 ;
asst. adviser on financial and property controls, Office
of the Special Adviser on Liberated Areas, Dec. 1, 1943 ;
asst. chief, Div. of Financial and Monetary Affairs,
Mar. 28, 1944 ; act. assoc. chief, Div. of Financial
Affairs, Mar. 1, 1945 ; at $6,750 Apr. 1, 1945 ; assoc.
chief at $8,000 (P-S) June 16, 1945 ; econ. adviser,
meeting of Council of Foreign Ministers, London, Sept,
1945 ; econ. adviser, Office of the Asst. Sec. of State
for Econ. Affairs, Aug. 11, 1946 ; married. — A-T.
Reischauer, Jean (Mrs.) — transferred to the Dept. of
State as research analyst, P-3, Oct. 1, 1945 ; P-4
Apr. 16, 1946. — DRF.
Renchard, George Willmot. — b. Detroit, Mich., June
19, 1907 ; Lawrencevllle Sch. grad. ; Princeton, B.S.
1930 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Izmir Aug. 29,
1930 ; v. c. at Izmir Oct. 31, 1930 ; app. For. Ser.
officer UDClass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Feb. 19, 1932; v. c. and 3d sec. at Baghdad Feb.
20, 1932 ; v. c. at Colombo Aug. 28. 1934 ; to the Dept.
Dec. 5, 1936 ; class eight Mar. 16. 1939 ; 3d sec. and v. c.
at Ottawa Dec. 11, 1940 ; to the Dept. Jan. 27, 1943 ;
class seven May 1, 1941 ; class six July 16, 1943 ; de-
tailed to Anglo-Am. Conf., Quebec, Aug. 1943 ; astt.
to the sec. of state Jan. 15, 1944 ; cons. Feb. 26, 1944 ;
sec. and cons, at Algiers Mar. 9, 1944 ; at Paris Sept
14, 1944 ; 2d sec. at Paris in addition to duties as
cons. May 10, 1945 ; class five May 16, 1945 ; 2d sec.
and cons, at The Hague June 8, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer
of class four Nov. 13. 1946 ; married.
Rendall, Edwin Coan. — b. Clinton, Iowa, Aug. 31,
1917 ; Lake Forest Acad. grad. ; Williams Coll., A.B.
1939 ; U. of Chicago 1939-40 : elk., Bu. of the Census,
1940 ; insp., Dept. of Labor, 1941 ; investigator. Office
of Price Admin., 1941-43 : U. S. Army 1943-46 ; app.
For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Feb. 27, 1946 : v.c. at Strasbourg Mar. 11,
1946 (canceled) ; at Hanoi' Oct. 30, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Rennie, Leonard Crane. — b. Perth, Australia, of Am.
parents, Sept. 1, 1903 ; educated under British sch.
system ; chief of exhibits and photography, Work
Projects Admin.. 1937-39, Federal Works Agency,
1939-42 : chief of visual services, War Food Admin.,
1942-45, Office of Price Admin., 1945-46 : U. S. del. to
Spanish Govt, for Feria de Muestras, Barcelona, 1944 ;
app. chief of operations section, Presentation Div.,
Dept. of State, CAF-14, Apr. 1, 1946 ; married. — PN.
Rennie, Ysabel Fisk (Mrs.). — b. Los Angeles, Calif. ;
Fairfax High Sch. grad. ; Stanford, A.B. 1939, M.A.
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387
1940 ; Radcliffe Coll. 1940—11 ; traveling fellow in
Argentina 1941-43; political analyst, Office of the
Coordinator of Inter-Am. Affairs, 1944 ; research ana-
lyst. Office of Strategic Services, 1944-45 ; transferred
to the Dept. of State as research analyst, P-3, Oct. 1,
1945; P-4 Mar. 29, 1946. — DRA.
Reveley, Paul Jefferson. — b. New Haven, Conn., July
27, 1901 ; New Haven High Sen. grad. ; Conn. State
Coll., B.S. 1923 ; teacher in high sch. in Porto Rico
1923-24 ; O.R.C., 1923-28, 2d It. ; app. elk. in Am.
consulate at Munich July 17, 1924 ; v. c. at Munich
July 28, 1927 ; at Kovno Dec. 17, 1927 ; at Leipzig
Dec. 20, 1929 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 17, 1931 ; v. c. at
Leipzig Jan. 2, 1932 ; at Palermo Nov. 20, 1934 ; class
eight Mar. 16, 1939; v. c. at London Aug. 10, 1939;
also 3d sec. at London May 29, 1941 ; class seven
Aug. 16, 1941 ; 2d sec. at London in addition to duties
as v.c. Dec. 9, 1941 ; cons. Jan. 19, 1943 ; cons, at
London in addition to duties as 2d sec. Jan. 26, 1943 ;
2d sec. and cons, at Mexico City Sept. 2, 1943 ; class
six July 16, 1944 ; class five Aug. 13, 1945 ; to the
Dept. Oct. 30, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov.
13, 1946 ; married.
Rewinkel, Milton C. — b. Columbus, Nebr., Dec. 7,
1913; Roosevelt High Sch. (Minneapolis) grad.; U. of
Minn., B.A. 1935, grad. work 1935-36; O.R.C., 1935-
37, 2d It. ; elk. 1936-37 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass.,
v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 2. 1937 ;
v. c. at Vancouver July 8, 1937 ; For. Ser. Sch. Oct. 24,
1938; v. c. at Budapest Apr. 19, 1939-Dec. 11, 1941;
also 3d sec. at Budapest Jan. 24, 1940-Dec. 11, 1941 ;
3d sec. at Lisbon May 14, 1942; class eight Oct. 20,
1942 ; v. c. at Lisbon in addition to duties as 3d sec.
Jan. 19, 1943 ; class seven July 16, 1944 ; 2d sec. at
Lisbon in addition to duties as v.c. Aug. 21, 1944 ; sec.
of U. S. mission at Sofia Nov. 22, 1944 ; v.c. at Sofia
July 27, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13.
1946.
Reynolds, Don B. — b. Lamar. S.C., Jan. 20, 1916 ;
Lamar High Sch. grad. ; U. S. M. A. 1936-40 ; George-
town, B.S. (For. Ser.) 1941; U. S. Army 1941-43.
niaj., overseas service ; app. v.c. in the For. Ser. Auxil-
iary and assigned to the Dept. Apr. 5, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Reynolds, George Edward. — b. Rochester, N.Y., Oct.
30, 1921 ; U. of Toronto Sch. grad. ; U. of Toronto,
B.A. 1943, grad. work 1943^44 ; U.S. Army May-Dec.
1942 ; service engineer, airplane mfg. company, 1943 ;
teacher, Pickering Coll., 1943-44 ; mgr. for food com-
pany 1944 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and
assigned to the Dept. Jan. 16, 1945 ; v.c. in office of
U.S. political adviser on German affairs, Supreme
Headquarters, A.E.F., Jan. 29, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Rhees, William Jones. — b. Washington, D. C., May
5, 1904 ; McKinley Tech. High Sch. grad. ; Princeton
1923-27; elk. and investigator for bank 1927-34; elk.,
Fed. Housing Admin., July-Nov. 1934 ; exec, for dept.
store 1935—42 : placement officer, Office for Emergency
Management, 1942-^3'; admin, asst. Apr-July 1943,
chief of placement July-Dec. 1943, Lend-Lease Admin. ;
act. chief of placement, For. Econ. Admin., 1943—44;
app. asst. chief of recruitment and placement st-ction,
Div. of Dept. Personnel, Dept. of State, at $3,800 May
16, 1944 ; chief of clerical and misc. employment sec-
tion, Div. of For. Ser. Personnel, at $4,600 (CAF-12)
Feb. 16, 1945. — FP.
Rhoades, Otis Wiles — b. Frederick, Md., Jan. 14,
1896 ; Frederick Coll., grad. 1912 : Georgetown Sch.
of For. Ser. 1924-25 ; messenger, U. S. Patent Office,
1912-13 ; cashier and bookkeeper 1913-15 ; elk. 1915-
17 ; U. S. Army 1917-19 ; elk., Fed. Bd. for Vocational
Education, 1919-20 ; tech. asst. for company in Eu-
rope 1920-22 ; elk. 1922-25 ; app. elk. in Am. consu-
late at Kobe 1925 ; elk. at $1,320 in the Dept. of State
June 27, 1927 ; elk. at Kobe Nov. 29, 1927 ; v.c. at
Kobe Mar. 20, 1928 ; to the Dept. June 3, 1942 ; elk.
at Madrid Dec. 5, 1942 ; v.c. at Madrid July 5. 1945 ;
at Yokohama Apr. 23, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class ten Nov. 13, 1946.
Rhodes, William Courtlandt. — b. Hastings-on-Hudson,
N.Y., Sept. 12, 1914; Los Angeles High Sch. grad.;
Stanford, B.A. 1944 ; elk. with municipal utility dept.
1937-39 ; bookkeeper with newspaper 1939-42 ; U.S.
Army 1942-46 ; app. v.c. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned to the Dept. Feb. 18, 1946 : at Stuttgart
Feb. 25, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Rice, Charles M., Jr. — b. Avon, Mont., May 3, 1907 ;
West Valley High Sch. grad. ; business sch. ; elk.
1928-31 ; app. elk. at $1,260 in the Dept. of State
May 6, 1931 ; at $1,440 Dec. 1, 1931 ; at $1,620 Mar.
14, 1934; at $1,800 May 21, 1935; at $2,000 July 1,
1936 ; at $2,100 Apr. 1, 1938 ; at $2,300 June 16,
1941 ; at $2,400 Jan. 1, 1943 ; special disbursing offi-
cer in Am. emb. at London May 3, 1943 ; v.c. at Lon-
don Oct. 6, 1943 ; v.c. and special disbursing officer,
office of U. S. political adviser on German affairs, Su-
preme Headquarters, A.E.F.. Apr. 2, 1945 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; special disburs-
ing officer at Berlin Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Rice, Charley Lee. — b. Rule, Tex., Dec. 10, 1912 ;
Knox City High Sch. grad. ; North Tex. State Teachers
Coll., B.S. 1934, grad. work 1938 ; principal 1934-36,
teacher 1934—39 in public schs. ; owner of typewriter
and office supply company 1939—41 ; salesman for cash
register company 1941 ; chief elk. in maintenance dept.
for telegraph company 1941—43 ; head of cost analysis
dept. for grocery company 1943—44 ; asst. principal in
public schs. 1944—45 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxil-
iary and assigned to the Dept. July 19, 1945 ; v.c. at
Chihuahua Sept. 4, 1945 ; also admin, asst. at Chihua-
hua July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Chihuahua Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Rice, Edward Earl. — b. Saginaw, Mich., Feb. 6, 1909 ;
Riverside High Sch. (Milwaukee) grad.; U. of 111., B.S.
1930. grad. work 1934-35 ; U. of Mexico, summer 1931 ;
export work 1930-31 ; selling, translating, writing, and
import work 1931-34 ; Y.M.C.A. sec, U. of 111., 1934-35 ;
app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Oct. 1, 1935 ; language officer at
Peiping Oct. 25, 1935; v. c. at Canton Jan. 6, 1938;
class eight Aug. 1, 1940 ; v. c. at Fooehow Aug. 23,
1940 ; cons. Oct. 5, 1940 ; cons, at Fooehow Oct. 16,
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1940 ; at Kunming (for duty as 3d sec, temp., at
Chungking) Feb. 9, 1942 ; 3d see. at Chungking July
1, 1942 ; class seven Oct. 20, 1942 ; 2d sec. at Chung-
king Feb. 5, 1943 ; also cons, at Kunming Sept. 7, 1943 ;
cons, at Chungking in addition to duties as 2d sec.
May 1, 1944 ; class six May 16, 1945 ; to the Dept. July
25, 1945; class five May 19, 1946; asst. chief, Div. of
Chinese Affairs, Sept. 9, 1946 ; For. Ser. oflicer of class
four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married. — CA.
Rice, Howard C, Jr.— app. admin, officer in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Paris July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; librarian
at Paris Nov. 13, 1946.
Rice, Maurice Smythe. — b. Anthony, Kans., Aug. 22,
1912 ; Paola High Sch. grad. ; U. of Kans., A. B. 1934 ;
asst. telegraph editor on newspaper 1934—42 ; field
representative, Office of War Information, Egypt and
Italy, 1943-45 ; dir., United States Information Serv-
ice, Belgrade, 1945-46 ; transferred to the Dept. of
State as chief of outpost, Office of Int. Information
and Cultural Affairs, at §5,600, Aug. 31, 1945 ;
regional specialist, P-6, July 1, 1946 ; act. asst. chief,
Area Div. I, Nov. 12, 1946 ; married. — ADE.
Richards, Arthur Lincoln. — b. Emmett, Idaho, June
21, 1907 ; high-sch. grad. ; Pasadena Jr. Coll. 1925-28 ;
George Washington U. 1929-30 ; app. elk. In Am. con-
sulate at Guadalajara July 10, 1930; resigned Oct. 11,
1930 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 16, 1930; For. Ser.
Sch. Dec. 17, 1930 ; v. c. at Teberan Feb. 24, 1931 ; also
3d sec. at Teheran Feb. 26. 1932 ; v. c. at Jerusalem
Jan. 19, 1934 ; at Cairo July 16. 1935 ; sec. of Am. del.,
Int. Radio Conf. and Int. Telegraph and Telephone
Conf., Cairo, 1938; class eight Aug. 17, 1938; v. c.
at Capetown Aug. 29, 1938 ; class seven May 1, 1941 ;
2d sec. at Pretoria July 14, 1942 ; class five May 16,
1945 ; to the Dept. June S, 1945 ; asst. chief, Div. of
British Commonwealth Affairs, Dec. 14, 1945 ; For. Ser.
officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married. — BC.
Richards, James Bartlett. — b. Washington, D.C., Dec.
26, 1897 ; Central High Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A.B. 1920 ;
D. S. Army 1917-19, overseas service ; banking 1920-26 ;
entered Bu. of For. and Dom. Com. July 1, 1926 ; trade
commr. at Ottawa July-Nov. 1926 ; at Toronto 1926-28 ;
at Winnipeg 1928-29; at Bombay 1929-32; at Cal-
cutta 1932-33 ; asst. cml. att. at Buenos Aires July 12,
1933 (canceled) ; In Bu. of For. and Dom. Com. 1933-
34 ; trade commr. at Manila 1934-38 ; to Bu. of For. and
Dom., Com. Nov. 21, 1938 ; For. Ser. officer of class five
July 1, 1939; to the Dept. Aug. 17, 1939 (detailed to
Dept. of Com. Aug. 17-Oct. 19, 1939) ; cons, and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939; class four Aug. 16,
1941 ; asst. chief, Office of Philippine Affairs, Nov.
4. 1941 ; cml. att. at Chungking Nov. 27, 1942 ; class
three Nov. 16, 1943 ; to the Dept. May 27, 1944 ; cons,
at Manila Jan. 29, 1945 ; class two May 19, 1946 ; 1st
sec. at Manila July 4, 1946 ; cml. att. at Manila July
8, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class two Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Richardson, Gardner. — b. Hanover, N.H., Feb. 8,
1884 ; schs. in Greece and Switzerland ; Phillips An-
dover grad. ; Yale, A.B. 1905 ; asst. publisher of mag-
azine 1905-12 ; banking 1912-14 ; Commn. for Relief
in Belgium 1915-17; U. S. Army 1917-1©, capt., over-
seas service ; War Prisoners Exchange Conf., Bern,
1918 ; chief, Am. Relief Admin, in Austria and Hungary,
1919-23 ; dir. for Austria of the Commonwealth Fund
1923-25; app. cml. att. at Athens Apr. 3, 1926; also
at Tirana Apr. 30, 1927 ; at Vienna and Belgrade July
1, 1929 ; relieved of duties at Belgrade June 25, 1930,
and at Vienna June 30, 1933 ; app. cml. att. at Vienna
Sept. 14, 1934; at Bucharest July 6, 1938; For. Ser.
officer of class four July 1, 1939 ; cml. att. at Ankara
Oct. 9, 1939 ; cons, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16,
1939 ; 1st sec. at Berlin Nov. 5, 1941 ; 1st sec. at
Bern Dec. 8, 1941 ; cons, at Barbados July 17, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Richardson, James Monroe. — b. Washington, D.C.,
Feb. 9, 1918 ; high sch. ; elk. for import firm 1936-37
and sec. to mgr. of mining company 1937—42 in
Ecuador ; app. elk. in Am. consulate gen. at Guayaquil
Apr. 1, 1942 ; resigned to enter the armed services July
16, 1944 ; U. S. Navy 1944-46 ; app. admin, asst.
in Am. consulate at Nuevo Laredo Sept. 16, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Richardson, John Samuel, Jr. — b. Boston, Mass., Jan.
9. 1890; Roxbury Latin Sch. grad.; Dartmouth, A.B.
1911 ; insur. adjuster 1912 ; railroad-claim adjuster
1912-15 ; studied law 1915-17 ; U. S. Army 1917-19, It. ;
oil scout 1919 ; stock salesman 1919-20 ; app. v. c. at
Rotterdam Nov. 15, 1920; at Queenstown Jan. 21, 1922;
at Cobh Feb. 27, 1924 ; v. c. of career of class three
June 13, 1924 ; v. c. at Cobh June 23, 1924 ; For. Ser.
officer unclass. July 1, 1924 ; v. c. at Tananarive May
19, 1928 ; class eight, cons., and cons, at Tananarive
Oct. 16, 1929 ; class seven July 1, 1931 ; at Winnipeg
Jan. 11, 1932; at Leopoldville Aug. 4, 1934; at Cape-
town Nov. 18, 1936 ; class six Apr. 1, 1937 ; sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Dec. 1, 1937; cons, at Port Elizabeth Aug.
29, 1938 ; at Johannesburg July 14, 1942 ; class five
May 16, 1945 ; cons, at Hong Kong Jan. 22, 1946
(canceled) ; at Singapore June 2, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer
of class four Nov. 13, 194o ; married.
Richardson, William Garland. — b. Fries, Va., Jan.
18, 1905; Morgantown (W.Va.) High Sch. grad.; U.
of Richmond, B.A. 1924 ; U. of Va., M.A. 1934 ; U. of
Frankfort, Germany, 1934 ; U. of Marburg, Germany,
1935; elk. 1925-28; textbook salesman 1928-30; audi-
tor for firm in Brazil 1930-32; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass.. v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Oct.
1, 1935; language officer at Tokyo Oct. 17, 1935; v. c.
at Tokyo Oct. 25, 1937 ; class eight Mar. 16, 1939 ; v. c.
at Nagoya, temp., July 28, 1939 ; at Tokyo Aug. 29,
1939 ; at Dairen June 12, 1940-Dec. 7, 1941 ; class
seven Aug. 16, 1941 ; to the Dept. June 3, 1942 ; cons,
and cons, at Sao Paulo Sept. 29, 1942 ; to the Dept.
July 7, 1944 ; cons, at Manila Jan. 13, 1945 ; class six
May 16, 1945 : class five May 19, 1946 ; 2d sec. at
Manila in addition to duties as cous. July 5, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Richey, Earle Junior. — b. Altamont, Kans., Sept. 5,
1917 ; Erie High Sch. grad. ; Washburn Coll., A.B. 1940,
LL.B. 1942 ; mem. of bar of Kans. ; atty. for law firm
1942-43 ; app. v.c. at Accra Sept. 2, 1943 ; at Reyk-
javik Mar. 17, 1945 (canceled) ; at Hamilton, Ber«
muda, July 20, 1945 ; also admin, asst. at Hamilton,
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Bermuda. July 1. 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
eleven Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Hamilton, Bermuda,
Nov. 13, 1946.
Richter, Alfred Gustave, Jr. — b. Gillett, Ark., Nov. 5,
1916 ; Little Rock High Sch. grad. : business sen. ;
elk., drug company 1936. insur. company 1937-38,
construction company 1938, express corp. 1938-40 ;
app. elk. in the For. Ser. and assigned to the Dept.
June 21, 1940 ; at London Sept. 20, 1940 ; at Rio de
Janeiro May 18, 1943 ; at Paris June 13, 1945 ; com-
munications technician at Paris Oct. 6, 1946 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class eleven Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Riddell, William Hugh. — b. Ft. Langley, British Co-
lumbia, June 19, 1897 ; naturalized 1940 ; King Ed-
ward High Sch. (Vancouver) grad ; U. of British Co-
lumbia, B.S.A. 1922 ; U. of Minn., M.S.C. 1924, Ph.D.
1932 ; grad. fellow and instr., U. of Minn. 1926-29 ;
asst. and assoc. prof., Kans. State Coll. of Agri. and
Applied Science, 1929-39 ; prof, and head of dairy
dept., U. of Ariz., 1939-44 ; U.S. Army, May-Dec. 1944,
capt. ; app. agri. adviser in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and
assigned near the Govt, of the Netherlands established
in England Nov. 21, 1944 ; agri. att. near the Govt, of
the Netherlands established in England May 3, 1945 ;
at The Hague Aug. 29, 1945 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer
of class four Nov. 13, 1940 ; married.
Riddick, John Gatling. — b. Athens, Ga., Mar. 9, 1918 :
high-sch. grad. ; U. of the South 1935-37 ; U. of
London 1942-43 ; office mgr. 1937-38, supt. 1939, for
fertilizer mfg. companies ; app. elk. in the For. Ser.
and assigned to the Dept. Mar. 30, 1940 ; at London
Apr. 24, 1940 : v.c. at London Dec. 4, 1943 ; furlough
for mil. ser. (U. S. Navy) July 21, 1945-May 20,
1946 ; to the Dept. May 20, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer
unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
July 5, 1946 ; to the Dept. July 15, 1946 ; v.c. at Jo-
hannesburg July 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
six Nov. 13. 1946.
Riddle, James Robert. — b. Birmingham, Ala., Dec.
7, 1901 ; Talladega High Sch. grad. ; Ala. Sch. of Mines,
U. of Ala., 1922-23; Ala. Nat. Guard 1920-23; chemi-
cal asst. 1923 ; elk.-bookkeeper 1923-24 ; app. elk. In
Am. consulate at Vancouver June 21, 1924 ; v. c. at
Prince Rupert, temp., Dec. 2. 1929 ; at Vancouver Feb.
19, 1930 ; at Fernie, temp., Apr. 4, 1930 ; at Edmonton,
temp.. May 23, 1930; at Vancouver Aug. 29, 1930; at
North Bay Nov. 26, 1930; at Winnipeg May 15, 1933;
at Calgary, temp., Oct. 10, 1936 ; at Guadalajara Oct. 14,
1936 ; at Veracruz Nov. 29, 1939 ; at Nuevo Laredo
Mar. 23. 1942 ; also admin, officer at Nuevo Laredo
May 16, 1945 ; v.c. and admin, officer at Hamilton,
Ont., July 5, 1945 (canceled) ; at Regina Nov. 9, 1945 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class nine Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c.
at Regina Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Riddleberger. James Williams. — b. Washington, D.C.,
Sept. 21, 1904 ; Massanutten Mil. Acad. ; Randolph-
Macon. A.B. 1924; Georgetown, MA. (For. Ser.) 1926;
American U. Grad. Sch. 1926-27 ; research asst., Legis-
lative Reference Ser., 1924-27 ; asst. prof, of int. rela-
tions, Georgetown Sch. of For. Ser., 1926-29 ; special
expert in foreign tariffs, Tariff Commn., 1927-29 ; app.
For. Ser. officer unclass. and v. c. of career Nov. 12,
1929; For. Ser. Sch. Nov. 18, 1929; v. c. at Geneva
Mar. 26, 1930 ; class eight, cons., and cons, at Geneva
Oct. 1, 1935 ; For. Ser. officer in the emb. at Berlin
June 19, 1936; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. June 22, 1936;
3d sec. at Berlin July 24, 1936 ; class seven June 1,
1937; 2d sec. at Berlin June 17, 1937; class six Mar.
1, 1939 ; to the Dept. Apr. 9, 1941 ; class five May 1,
1941 ; alternate mem., Reviews and Appeals Comm. on
Export Applications of the Bd. of Econ, Warfare,
1942-43 ; chm., Comm. on Neutral Trade of Bd. of
Econ. Warfare, 1942-43 ; liaison officer to Geog. Div. of
Bd. of Econ. Warfare, 1942-43 ; 2d sec. and cons, at
London Sept. 24, 1942 ; class four July 16, 1943 ; 1st
sec. at London in addition to duties as cons. Aug. 23,
1943 ; to the Dept. Oct. 28, 1943 ; chief. Division of
Central European Affairs, Jan. 15, 1944 ; class two
May 16, 1945 ; political adviser, Berlin Conf., 1945 ;
For. Ser. officer of class two Nov. 13, 1946 ; U.S. repre-
sentative, 1st U.S. -United Kingdom Meeting on Bizonal
Arrangements for Germany, Washington, 1946 ; mar-
ried.— CE.
Ries, Joseph. — app. information officer in the For.
Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Caracas July 1, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946;
married.
Riggs, Benjamin Reath. — b. Philadelphia, Pa., Aug.
19, 1892; schs. in Italy and Switzerland; Columbia,
grad. 1914 ; private sec. to Am. amb. to Italy and
asst. in Am. emb. 1916-19 ; app. sec. of emb. or leg. of
class four Dec. 20, 1919 ; assigned to Rome Dec. 27,
1919; to Madrid Jan. 7, 1922; class three Mar. 23,
1922; assigned to Bucharest Mar. 3, 1924; For. Ser.
officer of class six and 2d sec. at Bucharest July 1,
1924 ; class five Aug. 31, 1925 ; to the Dept. July 15,
1926; 1st sec. and 1st sec. at Ottawa Nov. 16. 1929;
class four May 9, 1930 ; at Bern July 14, 1932 ; at
Budapest Apr. 21, 1934; at Tirana Feb. 13, 1936;
cons, and cons, at Tirana Mar. 6, 1936 ; cons, and 1st sec.
at Helsinki Apr. 10. 1937 ; cons, at Port Said Jan. 7,
1939 ; at Asmara, temp., July 15, 1942 ; at Malmo Dec.
30, 1942 ; class three July 16, 1943 ; cons, at Barbados
Jan. 28, 1946 (canceled) ; to the Dept. Oct. 2, 1946;
For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married. —
VD.
Riley, Nelson J. — app. act. asst. chief, Area Div. IV,
Dept. of State, P-7, Jan. 1, 1946 : public-affairs officer
in the For. Ser. Auxiliary assigned at Buenos Aires,
Sept. 11, 1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class two
Nov. 13, 1946.
Riley, Thomas Alva Edison. — b. Annapolis, Md., Jan.
17, 1891 ; Agnes Himmelheber High Sch. ; business
sch. ; office elk. and chief auditing elk. for railroad
company 1908-21 ; accountant for utility company
1921-44 ; fiscal accountant, For. Econ. Admin., 1944—
45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as fiscal ac-
countant, CAF-11, Oct. 20, 1945 ; fiscal analyst, CAF-
12, Nov. 17, 1946 : married. — UD.
Rinden, Robert Watland. — b. Oskaloosa, Iowa, May
18, 1914 ; Oskaloosa High Sch. grad. ; William Penn
Coll., B.A. 1936 ; Harvard, M.B.A. 1938 ; research asst.
in business statistics. Harvard Sch. of Business Admin.,
1937-38 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Apr. 6, 1938 ; v. c. at Mon-
treal Apr. 11, 1938; For. Ser. Sch. June 7. 1939;
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v.c. at Hong Kong Jan. 8, 1940 ; at Saigon, temp., Sept.
28, 1940 ; at Hong Kong Mar. 10-Dec. 24, 1941 ;
v.c. at Port Elizabeth July 20, 1942; at Johannesburg
May 20, 1943 ; class eight July 16, 1943 ; v.c. at Dur-
ban, temp., Aug. 31, 1943 ; 3d sec. at Pretoria, temp.,
June 7, 1944 ; special asst. on del. liaison, United Na-
tions Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; class
seven May 1, 1945 ; 2d sec. and v.c. at Ottawa July 5,
1945 ; to the Dept. Feb. 1!>, 1946 ; class six May 19,
1946 : cons, and cons, at Peiping Oct. 24, 1946 ; For.
Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946.
Ringland, Arthur Cuming. — b. Brooklyn, N.Y., Sept.
29, 1882; Montclair (N.J.) High Sch. grad. ; Yale, M.F.
1905 ; tech. and admin, work, U.S. Forest Ser., 1905-17 ;
U.S. Army, 1917-19, capt., overseas service ; with Am.
Relief Admin, in Czechoslovakia and Turkey, 1919-23;
representative, Am. Relief Admin., League of Nations,
Geneva, 1922 ; adviser to the Am. High Commissioner,
Constantinople, 1922-23 ; mem., President's Commn. on
Nat. Forest and Park Boundaries, 1929; European rep-
resentative, U.S. Forest Ser., London and Berlin, 1930-
33 ; representative of Dept. of Agri., French Colonial
Exposition, Paris. 1931 ; liaison officer for War, Agri.,
and Interior Depts., Civilian Conservation Corps, 1933-
35 ; chm. of Flood Control Coordinating Comm., Dept.
of Agri., 1936-39 ; consultant to Agri. Commissioner,
Nat. Defense Advisory Commn., 1940; app. consultant,
President's War Relief Control Bd., at $6,500 In the
Dept. of State Feb. 16, 1943; asst. exec. dir. and
consultant at $6,400 Jan. 1, 1944 ; asst. exec, dir.,
President's War Relief Control Bd.. at $6,500 (CAF-
14) Mar. 16, 1944; married. — OBF.
Ringwalt, Arthur Rumney. — b. Omaha, Nebr., Feb.
24, 1899 ; Central High Sch. grad. ; Sorbonne 1922-24 ;
with insur. company 1916-20 ; European representa-
tive of U. S. Arm 1922-25 ; retail salesman 1925-26 ;
tutor 1927 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass. and v. c.
of career May 17, 1928; For. Ser. Sch. May 21, 1928;
v. c. at Shanghai Nov. 3, 1928 ; language officer at
Peiping July 23, 1932 ; v. c. at Yiinnanfu Oct. 11, 1934 ;
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Apr. 25, 1936; to the Dept.,
temp., Jan. 14, 1937; class eight Apr. 1. 1937; cons.
Apr. 22, 1937 ; cons, at Yiinnanfu Apr. 26, 1937 (did not
proceed to post) ; detailed for special study (George-
town U.) Sept. 18, 1937; 3d sec. at Peiping June 23,
1938 ; also cons, at Tientsin Sept. 30, 1938 ; class seven
Apr. 1, 1939 ; 2d sec. at Peiping in addition to duties
as cons, at Tientsin June 20, 1939 ; to the Dept. Dec.
8, 1941 ; class six June 1, 1942 ; 2d sec. at Chungking
Jan. 1, 1943 ; also cons, at Kweilin, temp., May 21,
1943 ; cons, at Kunming, temp., in addition to duties
as 2d sec. at Chungking Sept. 29, 1943 ; cons, at
Kweilin, temp., in addition to duties as 2d sec. at
Chungking Apr. 11, 1944 ; class five May 16. 1945 ; to
the Dept. July 25, 1945 ; asst. chief. Div. of Chinese
Affairs, Feb. 20, 1946 ; class four May 19, 1946 ; chief,
Div. of Chinese Affairs, Sept. 9, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer
of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married. — CA.
Riordan, Robert Emmet. — b. Solomon, Kans., June 6,
1924 ; Solomon High Sch. grad. ; U. of Notre Dame,
B.S. 1945 ; elk., with trust company 1943, Fed. Re-
serve Bank 1944 ; app. v.c. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned at Luanda Oct. 22, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Rittenho.use, Austin James. — b. Chandler, Okla., Mar,
13, 1911 ; Central High Sch. (Oklahoma City) grad. ;
business-sch. grad. ; U. of Okla., A.B. 1935 ; Washing-
ton and Lee U., LL.B. 1938 ; mem. of bar of Okla. ;
atty. 1938-42 ; U.S. Army 1942-43, 2d It. ; app. att.
in the For. Ser. Auxiliary Aug. 10, 1943 ; v.c. at Mara-
caibo Jan. 3, 1944 ; at La Guaira Oct. 3. 1944 ; asst. on
North and West Coast affairs, P-4, in the Dept. of
State June 5, 1946.— NWC.
Rivera, Diego Jose — b. Coamo, P. R., June 19, 1897 ;
Central High Sch. (San Juan) grad. ; U. of P.R., A.B.
1929 ; Washington Coll. of Law 1935-37 ; teacher in
P.R. 1921-22 ; insur. broker 1925-28 ; hosp. attend-
ant 1930-42 ; translator, Pan-Am. Conf. for Highway
Education. 1934-37 ; translator, editor, and commen-
tator, Office of Inter-Am. Affairs, 1942-45 ; instr.,
George Washington U., 1943-44 ; transferred to the
Dept. of State as for. language editor, CAF-9, Aug.
31, 1945 ; CAF-11 Dec. 1, 1946. — INP.
Rivera, Luis. — b. Guadalajara, Mexico, Sept. 30,
1892 : naturalized 1939 ; Colegio del Sagrado Corazon
grad. : Liceo de Varones grad. ; private tutors ; trans-
lator, 1st Pan Am. Financial Conf., Washington, 1915,
and 1st Pan Am. Scientific Conf., Washington, 1916 ;
sec. in Mexican For. Ser. 1925-28 ; translator, Inter-
Am. Conf. on Agri., Washington, 1930 ; translator.
Carnegie Endowment for Int. Peace, 1936-39 ; trans-
lator, Dept. of State, 1940-41 ; chief of for. language
unit, Office of Inter-Am. Affairs, 1941-45 ; translator,
United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco,
1945 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as chief of
for. language writers section. Int. Press and Publi-
cations Div., CAF-12, Aug. 31, 1945 ; chief of Spanish
section, Prep. Commn. and 1st part of 1st sess. of
the Gen. Assembly, United Nations, London, 1945-46 ;
married. — INP.
Rivera, Rodolfo Osvaldo. — b. Barranqurntas, P.R.,
Jan. 24, 1901 ; Southwestern La. Inst., A.B. 1928 ; Duke,
A.M. 1929, Ph.D. 1932 ; mgr. of N.Y. firm in P.R. 1924-
29 ; employed by Duke U. 1929-40 ; with Am. Library
Assn. 1940-42 ; with Am. Council of Learned Societies
1942-43 ; app. special asst. at Managua Feb. 18, 1943 ;
cultural-relations att. at Managua July 1, 1945 ; at
Guatemala Nov. 2, 1945 ; cultural-relations officer at
Guatemala July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of
class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Rivinus, Edward Florens.— b. Philadelphia, Pa., Nov. 27, 1915;
Penn Charter Sch. grad.; Princeton, A. B. 1937: insurance
broker 1938-40; U. S. Army 1941-46, It. col., overseas service;
app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. June 14, 1946; to the Dept. June 30, 1946; v. c. at
Istanbul July 19, 1946; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946;
married.
Robbins, James J. — app. public-affairs officer in the
For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Stockholm July 1,
1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class three Nov. 13,
1946.
Robbins, Warren Delano. — b. Paris, France, of Am.
parents May 26, 1911 ; sch. in Switzerland ; private
tutors ; Groton Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A.B. 1934 ; sub-
accountant in bank 1934-41 ; app. special asst. at
Buenos Aires Sept. 29, 1941 ; furlough for mil. ser.
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Mar. 10. 1944-Pec. 2. 1945: special asst. at Lima Dec.
5, 1945 (canceled) : ar. icon, analyst at Santiago June
5, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class four Nov. 13,
1946.
Roberds, Frances Eugenia. — b. Hopkins, Mo. ; McKin-
ley Tech. High Sch. grad. ; business sen. ; Ohio Weslpyan
U., B.A. 1927 ; Boston U., Sch. of Theology, S.T.B. 1930 ;
U. of Grenoble, 1931-32 ; Sorbonne 1933 ; L'Universite"
Topulaire, Constantine, Algeria, 1934-35; Am. U., Cairo,
1936-37; Hartford Sem., Ph.D. 1943; elk.-typist, War
Dept., 1919-23 ; app. divisional asst. at $2,600 in the
Dept. of State Oct. 22, 1943 : at $3,S00 (P-4) June 8.
1945 ; regional specialist June 16, 1946. — ADN.
Roberts, Harrison Bruce. — b. St. Louis, Mo., Feb. 20,
1904: Nicholas Senn (Chicago) High Sch. grad.:
Northwestern U. 1924 ; chief photographer and staff
photographer for newspaper and press service 1930-
43 ; for. correspondent for press assn. in Ireland,
Europe and North Africa 1942-43 ; dir. of photogra-
phy for air line 1943-44 ; writer and photographer,
Office of Inter-Am. Affairs, 1944-46 ; dir. of picture
coverage for govt, agencies and press assns., Inter-Am.
Conf. on Problems of War and Peace, Mexico City,
1945 ; dir. of picture coverage, Office of Inter-Am.
Affairs, United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Fran-
cisco, 1945 ; app. chief of photo lab. and library sec-
tion, Int. Press and Publications Div., Dept. of State,
CAF-12, Sept. 10, 1946; married. — INP.
Roberts, Quincy Franklin. — b. Cass Co., Tex., Dec.
6, 1893; Lawton (Okla.) High Sch. grad.; business
sch. ; D.S.N.A. 1 yr. ; with wholesale firm 1913-14 ; app.
cons. asst. Mar. 24, 1915 ; v. c. at Venice May 27,
1915 ; at Genoa Nov. 5, 1915 ; at Saloniki Jan. 7, 1919 ;
v. c. of career of class three Sept. 27, 1919 ; v. c. at
Saloniki Oct. 22, 1919 ; class two May 24, 1920 ; at
Apia July 8, 1920 ; For. Ser. officer unclass. July 1,
1924; v. c. at Suva Sept. 26, 1927; class eight, cons.,
and cons, at Suva May 17, 1928 ; class seven July 24,
1930 ; at Saigon Nov. 7, 1932 ; class six Apr. 1, 1 937 ;
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 1, 1937 ; cons, at Chefoo
Jan. 17, 1938-Dec. 7, 1941; class five Nov. 16, 1939;
class four Feb. 1, 1942; to the Dept. June 3, 1942;
cons, at Belfast Sept. 4, 1942 ; class three July 16,
1944 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Roberts, Randolph — b. Bristol, Va., Apr. 21, 1911 ;
King Coll., A.B. 1931 ; with cml. company 1931-33 ;
court reporter 1934 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. and
assigned to the Dept. Mar. 7, 1943 ; at Ankara Apr.
13, 1943 ; v.c. at Istanbul Jan 15, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class eleven Nov. 13, 1946.
Roberts, Warren A. — b. Galva, Iowa, Nov. 28, 1901 ;
Gooding Prep. Sch. grad. ; Gooding Coll., A.B. 1924 ;
U. of Idaho, M.A. 1927 ; Harvard, Ph.D. 1932 ; asst.
prof, of econ., U. of Ariz., 1932-37 ; assoc. prof, of
econ. and head of dept. of econ., Western Reserve U.,
1937- ; Guggenheim Fellow 1940-41 ; regional econ-
omist, Office of Price Admin., 1942-43 ; app. divisional
asst. at $5,600 in the Dept. of State Nov. 1, 1943;
asst. on int. security at $5,400 (P-5) Dec. 1, 1944;
tech. expert, U. S. del., United Nations Conf. on Int.
Org., San Francisco, 1945 : married. — IS.
Robertson, David Atholl. — b. Birmingham, Ala., JulJ
2, 1910 : John H. Phillips High Sch. grad. ; U. of Ala.,
B.S. 1931, LL.B. 1933 ; mem. of bars of Ala. and Tex. ;
sr. utility man with oil company 1933-41 ; app. di-
visional asst. at $3,200 in the Dept. of State Mar. 24,
1941 ; chief of petroleum section, Bd. of Econ. Warfare
1941-42, Bu. of Supplies and Accounts 1942-45 ; U.S.
Navy 1942-45, It. coindr., overseas service ; app. chief
of policy research and analysis branch, Petroleum Div.,
at $6,500 (P-7) Dept. of State, Apr. 16, 1945; asst.
chief, Petroleum Div., Aug. 9, 1945 ; chm., Petroleum
Facilities Coordinating Comm., 1945- ; married. — PED.
Robertson, Frances S. (Mrs,), — b. Eagle Pass, Tex.,
Mar. 23, 1888 ; Eagle Pass High Sch. grad. ; stenog.
and sales mgr. for lumber company ; app. elk. in Am.
consulate at Piedras Negras Nov. 1, 1929; admin,
asst. at Piedras Negras Apr. 21, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class eleven Nov. 13, 1946.
Robertson, William Flatt. — b. Jackson, Tenn., Jan.
5, 1896 ; Castle Heights Acad. ; Princeton, Litt.B.
1917 ; New York U. 1919-20 ; Georgetown Sch. of For.
Ser. 1924; U. S. Army 1917-19, 1st It.; traffic mgr.
and buyer for firm 1919-20 ; with express company
in U. S. and France 1920-24 ; app. elk. in Am. consu-
late at Col6n Apr. 21, 1925; v. c. at Col6n July 29,
1925; at Panama, temp., Mar. 1, 1926; at Col6n May
1, 1926; at Panama, temp., Feb. 27, 1928; at Colon
May 19, 1928 ; at Cartagena June 25, 1928 ; at Mar-
tinique June 28, 1930 ; at Oporto Feb. 11, 1935 ; at St.
Michael, temp., June 10, 1935 ; at Oporto Oct. 7, 1935 ;
maritime del. at Ponta Delgada Feb. 6, 1945 (can-
celed) ; at Bahia Nov. 8, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Robey, John Murray.— b. Billingsley, Md., Jan. 9,
1901 ; Western Md. Prep. Sch. grad. ; Western Md.
Coll. 1919-23 ; assoc. and managing editor of weekly
news magazine 1923-41 ; chief, Feature Div., Office of
Inter-Am. Affairs, 1942-46 ; transferred to the Dept.
of State as information publicist, CAF-13, Aug. 31,
1945 ; chief of documentary articles section, Int. Press
and Publications Div., Apr. 21, 1946 ; chief of special
services branch, CAF-14, July 28, 1946 ; adviser, U. S.
del., 1st sess. of the Permanent Comm. on Migration,
Int. Labor Org., Montreal, 1946 ; married. — INP.
Robinson, Hamilton. — b. New Haven, Conn., July 18.
1908 : Taft Sch. grad. ; Princeton, A.B. 1930 ; Oxford
U. 1930-31 ; Yale. LL.B. 1934 ; mem. of bar of N.Y. ;
assoc. in law firm 1934-40 ; counsel, British Purchas-
ing Commn., 1940-41 ; asst. to deputy administrator.
Office of Lend-Lease Admin., 1941-42 ; U. S. Army
1942-46, col., overseas service; self-employed 1946;
app. dir., Office of Econ. Security Policy, Dept. of
State, P-8, Nov. 13, 1946 ; married. — ESP
Robinson, Hamlin. — app. economist, Inter-Allied Rep-
arations Agency, Dept. of State, at $7,341.60 Sept. 3,
1946.
Robinson, Jay. — b. New York, N.Y., Jan. 4, 1900 ;
Coll. of Chinese Studies, Peiping, cert, of proficiency
1932 ; Yenching U., Peiping, B.A. 1936 : grad. work,
U. of Calif. 1937-40. Columbia U. 1940-41, Harvard U.
1941-42 ; research asst. and sec, Inst, of Pacific Rela-
tions, Peiping, 1930-31 ; analyst-interpreter, Lytton
392
REGISTER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 1946
Commn., League of Nations, Peiping, 1932 ; U.S. Navy
1941-42 ; econ. analyst, For. Econ. Admin., 1942-45 ;
transferred to the Dept. of State as analyst, P-5, Oct.
20, 1945 ; regional specialist Sept. 22, 1946 ; married. —
ADP.
Robinson, Joe A. — app. country specialist, P-5, in the
Dept. of State Oct. 16, 1946. — CP.
Robinson, Joseph A. — app. admin, officer in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Saigon July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; public
affairs officer at Saigon Nov. 13, 1946.
Robinson, Reed Parley. — b. American Fork, Utah,
Aug. 9, 1917 ; Am. Fork High Sch. grad. ; Utah State
Agri. Coll., B.S. 1939 ; deputy ranger, Nat. Park
Ser., 1938-40; patrol insp. 1940-43, immigrant insp.
1943-46, Immigration and Naturalization Ser. ; app.
v.c. and admin, asst. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and
assigned at Berlin Jan. 17, 1946 (canceled) ; at Stutt-
gart Feb. 13, 1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class
six Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Stuttgart Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Robinson, Richard Harden. — b. Carlsbad, N. Mex.,
Mar. 30, 1918 ; Carlsbad High Sch. grad. ; George
Washington U. 1935-39 : Washington Coll. of Law
1939-41, 1945- ; messenger, Dept. of Justice, 1938-41 ;
elk., Office of Production Management, 1941 ; place-
ment officer, Office for Emergency Management, 1941-
43; U.S. Marine Corps 1943-45, overseas service; app.
recruitment and placement officer at $3,750 (CAF-9) in
the Dept. of State July 30, 1945 ; admin, officer, Int.
Resources Div., Nov. 16, 1945 ; CAF-11, Apr. 7, 1946 ;
married. — IR.
Robinson, Thomas Hastings. — b. South Bethlehem,
Pa., Jan. 18, 1893 ; Lawrenceville Sch. grad. ; business
coarse ; Princeton, A.B. 1914 ; Lehigh U., B.S. 1916 ;
chemist 1916-17; U. S. Army 1917-18, 1st It.; with
sugar-refining company 1919-20 ; chemist 1920-21 ; pri-
vate tutor 1922 ; app. v. c. of career of class three
May 26, 1922 ; v. c. at Birmingham Aug. 28, 1922 ;
class two Nov. 23, 1923 ; For. Ser. officer unclass.
July 1, 1924 ; class eight and cons. Mar. 20, 1925 ;
cons, at Melbourne June 9, 1926 ; class seven Dec. 31,
1929; at Penang Aug. 16, 1930; at Nogales Mar. 3,
1933 ; class six July 1, 1934 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Dec. 1, 1937 ; cons, at Vancouver Aug. 26, 1938 ; class
five Aug. 16, 1941 ; cons, at Barranquilla Feb. 28, 1942 ;
at Guatemala May 8, 1943 ; class four May 16, 1945 ;
cons, at Managua, temp., May 28, 1945 ; cons, at Tene-
rife Nov. 6. 1945: at London, temp., Aug. 28, 1946; at
Tenerife Oct. 4, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Robinson, Virginia M. — transferred to the Dept. of
State as cartographer, P-3, Oct. 1, 1945 ; P-4 Apr. 10,
1946. — OCD.
Robison, Harold D. — b. Pleasant Grove, Utah, Apr.
13, 1893 ; Pleasant Grove High Sch. grad. ; U. of Utah,
B.S. 1918 ; Ecole de Cavalier, certificate 1919 ; N.Y. U.,
M.A. 1927 ; Utah Nat. Guard, Mexican border service
1915-16 ; U. S. Army 1918-19, overseas service ; teacher
in high sch. in U. S. and Philippines 1920-24; U. S.
Public Health Ser. 1925-26 ; sales-promotion work
1926-28 ; asst. trade commr. at Tientsin 1928 ; at
Shanghai 1928-29; trade commr. at Shanghai 1929-
30 ; at Tientsin 1930-31 ; at Shanghai 1931-33 ; in-
vestigator, Agri. Adjustment Admin., 1933-36; app.
trade commr. at Singapore Jan. 10, 1936 ; For. Ser.
officer of class seven July 1, 1939 ; cons, and sec. in
the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; cons, at Singapore Dec.
29, 1939-Feb. 9, 1942; at Brisbane Mar. 5, 1942;
class six Oct. 20, 1942 ; cons, at Sydney Dec. 19, 1942 ;
to the Dept., Sept 1, 1943 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Cairo
Feb. 5, 1944 ; class five July 16, 1944 ; to the Dept.
Oct. 26, 1945 ; cons, at Shanghai Jan. 5, 1946 ; For.
Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Rockwell, Stuart Wesson. — b. New York, N.Y.,
Jan. 15, 1917 ; St. Mark's Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A.B.
1939 ; salesman in dept. store 1940-41 ; app. For. Ser.
officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Mar. 20, 1941 ; v.c. at Panama Aug. 15, 1941 ; also 3d
sec. at Panama Apr. 7, 1942 ; sec. and v.c. at Algiers
Jan. 18, 1944 ; furlough for mil. ser. Jan. 7, 1945-Dec.
9, 1945 ; class eight Aug. 13, 1945 ; 3d sec. at Ankara
Jan. 28, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13,
1946.
Rockwell, Warren Trowbridge. — b. Annapolis, Md.,
Apr. 18, 1915; Western High Sch. (D.C.) grad.: busi-
ness-sch. grad.; Georgetown, B.S. (For. Ser.) 1937;
special agt. for banking firm 1938—42 ; asst. chief and
chief of section, Bd. of Econ. Warfare, 1942-43 ; dir.
of Miami Office, For. Econ. Admin., 1943 ; special asst.
to chief of aircraft div.. For. Econ. Admin, and Office
of Army-Navy Liquidation Commr., 1943-45 ; trans-
ferred to the Dept. of State as sales officer, CAF-12,
Oct. 20, 1945 ; asst. chief of aircraft section, Office of
For. Liquidation, CAF-13, June 16, 1946 ; married. —
OFLC.
Roeder, Larry Winter. — b. St. Louis, Mo., May 22,
1918; Roosevelt High Sch. grad.; Culver Military
Acad. ; St. John's Coll. 1943-45 ; ambulance driver in
the Middle East, Am. Field Ser., 1941-42 ; app. elk.
in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned v.c. at Dhahran
Mar. 30, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13, 1946.
Rogatnick, Joseph Hirsch. — b. New York, N.Y., Jan.
26, 1917 ; James Monroe High Sch. grad. ; U. of Iowa,
B.A. 1939 ; office mgr. and booker for film exchange
Corp., 1939—10 ; section chief, Bu. of Census, 1940-41 ;
liaison officer, Office of Lend-Lease Admin., 1941—44 ;
chief of Iceland section, For. Econ. Admin., 1944-45 ;
app. econ. analyst in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and
assigned at Reykjavik Jan. 30, 1945 ; also admin, officer
at Reykjavik July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class eight Nov. 13, 1946 ; econ. analyst at Reykjavik
Nov. 13, 1946.
Rogers, Buford Guy. — b. Mt. Olive, Miss., Mar. 28,
1893 ; Mt. Olive High Sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ;
corr. courses 1916-17 ; bookkeeper in bank 1915-16 ;
sec. and chief elk. with railroad company 1916-17 ; U.S.
Army 1917-19, 2d It., overseas service ; accountant and
disbursing officer, Am. Red Cross in Europe 1919-22,
Reparation Commn. in Paris 1922-24 ; accountant and
auditor in Paris office of steamship line and in Paris
branch of U.S. bank 1924-34 ; elk., Dist. Accounting and
Disbursing Office In Paris, 1935 and 1936-39 ; app. elk.
BIOGRAPHIES
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in Am. consulate at Bordeaux Sej»t. 22, 1939 ; v.c. at
Bordeaux June 26, 1940 ; at Bern July 19, 1941 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Rogers, Charles E. — app. divisional asst., P-5, in
the Dept. of State, July 8, 1946 ; P-6 Aug. 25, 1946.—
GA.
Rohrlich, George Friedrich. — b. Vienna, Austria, Jan.
6, 1914 ; naturalized 1944 ; Realgymnasium grad. ;
business-sch. grad. ; U. of Vienna, Dr. Jur. 1937 ; Con-
sular Acad., diploma 1938 ; Harvard, Ph.D. 1043 ;
fellow, Brookings Inst., 1941-42 ; instr. in econ. and
govt., Sweet Briar Coll., 1942-45 ; consultant and re-
search analyst, Office of Strategic Services, 1944-45 ;
transferred to the Dept. of State as econ. analyst,
P-5, Oct. 1, 1945 ; married. — DRA.
Roland, Joseph Morgan. — b. Philadelphia, Pa., Dec. 3,
1915 ; Germantown Friends Sen. grad. ; Princeton. A.B.
1937 ; Weimar-Jena Summer Coll. and U. of Munich
1937; factory worker 1938-39; app. messenger In Am.
consulate gen. at Vienna July 1, 1939 ; elk. July 1, 1940 ;
v.c. at Vienna Mar. 21. 1941 ; divisional asst. at $2,600
in the Dept. of State Sept. 23, 1941 ; at $3,200 (P-3)
May 1, 1942 ; furlough for mil. ser. (U.S. Navy, It. (jg),
overseas service) Oct. 6, 1943-Mar. IS, 1946; regional
specialist, CAF-11, Mar. 18, 1946 ; P-4 July 28, 1946. —
ADO.
Roll, William G. — app. admin, officer in the For. Ser.
and. assigned at Oslo July 1, 1946 ; at Copenhagen,
temp., Sept. 3, 1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class
four Nov. 13, 1946 ; information officer at Oslo Nov. 13,
1946.
Rolle, Andrew Frank. — b. Providence, R. I., Apr. 12,
1922 ; Pasadena Jr. Coll. grad. ; Occidental Coll., B. A.
1943 ; asst., Los Angeles Co. Regional Planning
Commn., 1942-43 ; U.S. Army 1943-46, 1st It., overseas
service ; app. v.c. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and as-
signed at Genoa Jan. 16, 1946 ; also admin, asst. at
Genoa July 1, 1946; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Genoa Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Romero, Arthur Jorge. — b. Las Vegas, New Mex.,
Mar. 12, 1896; high sch.; postal elk. 1917-18; elk.
Dept. of State, 1918, in Am. leg. at Panama 1918-19,
in Veterans' Admin. 1921-25, In War Dept. 1925-27;
app. elk. in Am. emb. at Buenos Aires Oct. 1, 1927 ;
special disbursing officer and elk. at Buenos Aires Jan.
1, 1928 ; v. c. at Buenos Aires May 21, 1941 ; v. c. and
special disbursing agt. at Praha Sept. 25, 1945 (can-
celed) ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eight Nov. 13,
1946.
Romig, Walter William. — b. Millersville, Pa., Feb. 1,
1903; Allentown High Sch. grad.; U. of Chicago, S.B.
1926, S.M. 1931 ; draftsman 1923-31 ; asst., Div. of
Physics, Museum of Science and Industry, 1931-32 ;
draftsman, Oriental Inst., U. of Chicago, 1933-42 ;
teacher of mathematics, 111. Inst, of Tech., 1930-42;
app. cartographic engineer at $3,200 in the Dept. of
State Feb. 16, 1942 ; at $3,800 (P-4) Feb. 16, 1943 ;
cartographer Jan. 1, 1944 ; cartographer, Int. Civil
Aviation Conf., Chicago, 1945 ; cartographer-engineer
Dec. 30, 1945 ; cartographer, P-5, Apr. 2, 1946 ; mar-
ried.— MI.
Rommel, Rowena B. (Mrs.) — b. in R.I. ; Hope Street
High Sch. grad. ; Brown U., A.B. 1932, A.M. 1933 ;
traveling scholar for English Speaking Union, summer
1935 ; Am. U., grad. work 1936-37 ; asst. in personnel,
Brown U., 1933-36 ; intern, Nat. Inst, of Public Affairs,
1936-37 ; elk., personnel dept., Home Owners' Loau
Corp., 1937 ; sec. and research asst. to a mem. of Social
Security Bd., 1937-39 ; admin, analyst, Div. of Admin.
Management, Bu. of the Budget, 1939-42 ; exec, sec,
War Manpower Commn., 1942-43 ; app. management
and procedural analyst at $3,800 in the Dept. of State
Aug. 4, 1943 ; asst. to the dir., Office of Departmental
Admin., at $4,600 Apr. 16, 1944 ; exec, officer at $5,600
(CAF-13) Apr. 16, 1945; asst. exec, officer, steering,
exec, and coordination comms., United Nations Conf.
on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; information special-
ist Sept. 16, 1945. — PL.
Ronan, William J. — b. Buffalo, N. Y., Nov. 8, 1912 ;
Buffalo East High Sch. grad ; Syracuse, A.B. 1934 ;
Harvard 1934-35 ; N.Y.U., Ph.D. 1940 ; Geneva Sch. of
Int. Studies ; consultant, Municipal Civil Service
Commn. (N.Y.), 1941-42 ; review and negotiations offi-
cer, U.S. Civil Service Commn., 1942-43 ; dir. of grad.
div. for public service training, N.Y.U., 1938— ; app.
divisional asst. at $5,600 (P-6) in the Dept. of State
Mar. 31, 1943 ; resigned Sept. 8, 1943 to enter the armed
services ; married.
Ronhovde, Andreas Gotthard. — b. Barrett, Minn., Sept.
18, 1906 ; Barrett High Sch. grad. ; St. Olaf Coll., B.A.
1927 ; U. of N.Dak., M.A. 1929 ; grad. work, U. of Wis.
summer 1931, Columbia U. 1932-34 ; instr., asst. prof.,
and assoc. prof, of political science, U. of N.Dak. 1929-
32, Rutgers U. 1934-42, Mont. State U. 1942- ; research,
Norwegian For. Office, 1939-40 ; app. divisional asst.
at $3,800 in the Dept. of State Sept. 28, 1942 ; at $4,600
Oct. 16, 1943 ; country specialist July 1, 1944 ; at
$5,600 (P-6) Dec. 11, 1944; married. — NOE.
Roome, Hugh Reinagle. — b. Newark, N. J., June 12, 1920;
Kearny High Sch. grad.; Stevens Inst, of Tech., M. E. 1941; en-
gineer with mfg. company 1941-42; U. S. Navy 1942-45, It.,
overseas service; app. sales officer, CAF-12, in the Dept. of State
Mar. 13, 1946; married.— OFLC.
Root, John Frick. — b. York, Pa., Jan. 14, 1918 ;
York High Sch. grad. ; York Collegiate Inst. grad. ;
Princeton, A.B. 1940 ; Fletcher Sch. of Law and Diplo-
macy, M.A. 1941 ; U.S. Army 1942-46, capt., overseas
service ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 19, 1946 ; to the Dept.
Aug. 14, 1946 ; v.c. at Sao Paulo Sept. 10, 1946 ; For.
Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Roper, George St9vens. — b. Rockford, 111., Apr. 13,
1908 ; St. Bonaventure Coll. grad. ; Georgetown, B.S.
(For. Ser.) 1931; Harvard, M.B.A. 1934; chief elk. for
Colombian steamship company in U.S., Haiti, and Co-
lombia ; accountant and analyst, Civil Aeronautics Bd. ;
Int. air expert, Office of Administrator of Export Con-
trol ; lecturer on int. air transportation, Georgetown
U. Sch. of For. Ser., 1944 ; app. jr. econ. analyst at
Caracas Oct. 8, 19*41; to the Dept. Aug. 24, 1942;
divisional asst. at $4,600 in the Dept. of State Oct.
1, 1942; at $5,600 May 16, 1943; civil air att. at
Ottawa Feb. 13, 1945 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class
three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
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Rose, Halleck Lovejoy. — b. Lincoln, Nebr., Sept. 13,
1907 ; Hun Sen. grad. ; Princeton 1026-27 ; Georgetown
Sch. of For. Ser. 1928-30; Unlversidad Nacional de
Mexico, summer 1930 ; bank elk. 1927-28 ; app. For. Ser.
officer unclass., v. c. of career and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Mar. 28, 1932; v. c. at Vera Cruz Apr. 2, 1932;
For. Ser. Sch. Feb. 8, 1933 ; v. c. at Rotterdam June
13, 1933: 3d sec. at Warsaw Aug. 14, 1935; v. c. at
Berlin June 22, 1937; class eight Mar. 16, 1939; 3d
sec. at Berlin in addition to duties as v. c. May 18,
1939; v. c. at Oslo, temp., Apr. 26, 1940 (canceled) ;
class seven Aug. 16, 1941 ; relieved of duties as v. c.
at Berlin July 15, 1941 ; 2d sec. and v. c. at Ciudad
Trujillo Nov. 27, 1941 ; at Lisbon Feb. 18, 1943 ; class
six May 16, 1945 ; 2d sec. and v.c. at Quito Jan. 16,
1946 ; For. S?er. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Rosen, Arthur Hertzel. — b. Peoria, 111., Oct. 27, 1922 ;
Soldan High Sch. (St. Louis, Mo.) grad. : Washington
U. (Mo.), B.S.P.A. 1943; U.S. Army 1943-45; app.
v.c. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Shang-
hai Jan. 14, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13, 1946.
Rosenberg, Martin. — app. information officer in the
For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Rio de Janeiro
July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class six Nov. 13,
1946 : married.
Rosenberg, William S. — b. Bronx, N. T., Sept. 15,
1918 ; New Utrecht High Sch. grad. ; Brooklyn Coll.,
B.A. 1940 ; camp counselor 1940-41 ; machinist 1941-
42 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Feb. 20, 1942 ; v.c. at Rio de
Janeiro Nov. 4, 1942 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at La Paz May
15, 1943; v.c. at Guayaquil Dec. 29, 1945; For. Ser.
officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Rosenson, Alexander M. — b. New York, N.Y., June 4,
1900 ; Alexander Hamilton High Sch. grad. ; U. of Calif.,
B.S. 1937, M.A. 1938; U. of Chicago, grad. work
1938-40; proprietor of retail business 1923-36; re-
search asst., Brookings Inst., Sept.-Nov. 1940 ; assoc.
economist, Fed. Deposit Insur. Corp., 1940—42 ; app.
divisional asst. at $3,800 in the Dept. of State June
24, 1942 ; at $4,600 Sept. 1, 1943 ; economist at $5,600
July 1, 1944 ; at $6,230 July 1, 1945 ; asst. chief, Div.
of Financial Affairs, at $7,175 (P-7) July 1, 1945;
married. — FN.
Rosenthal, Albert Harold. — b. Denver, Colo., Nov. 26,
1914 ; East High Sch. grad. ; U. of Denver, B.A. 1936 ;
U. of Minn., M.A. 1937 ; Harvard U., grad. work 1939-
40 ; Rockefeller fellow, U. of Minn., 1936-37 ; Littauer
fellow, Harvard U., 1939-40 ; admin, officer, U.S. So-
cial Security Bd., 1937-41 ; exec, officer, Office of Price
Admin., 1941-42 ; U.S. Navy 1942-46, It., overseas
service ; observer. United Nations Conf. on Int. Org.,
San Francisco 1945 ; app. asst. to adviser at $6,440
in the Dept. of State May 1, 1946 ; planning officer at
$8,179.50 July 1, 1946.— OIC.
Eosen>wald, Harold.— b. Cambridge, Mass., July 23, 1907;
Cambridge Latin Sch. grad.; Harvard, A. B. 1927, LL. B. 1930;
mem. of bar of Mass.; atty. in law firm 1930-31; atty., Reconstruc-
tion Finance Corp.. 1932-39, Dept. of Justice 1939-42, For. Econ.
Admin. 1942-43; U. S. Navy 1943^45, It., overseas service; trans-
ferred to the Dept. of State Oct. 20, 1945; asst. chief, Div. of Econ
Security Controls, P-7, July 1, 1946; married— ES
Roser, Harold Christian, Jr. — b. Irvington, N.J., July
2, 1920 ; Columbia High Sch. grad. ; Princeton U.
1938^42 ; with construction company 1942—43 ; app.
elk. in Am. emb. at Chungking Feb. 22, 1943 ; elk.,
Intergovt. Comm. on Political Refugees, Hamilton,
Bermuda, 1943 ; v.c. at Kunming Nov. 26, 1945 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Ross, Claude Gordon. — b. Chicago, 111., Oct. 26, 1917 ;
Huntington Park High Sch. grad. ; Los Angeles Jr.
Coll. grad.; U. of So. Calif., B.S. (For. Ser.) 1939;
employed by newspaper 1934-35; elk. 1939-40; For.
Ser. elk. June— July 1940 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass.,
v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 12, 1940 ;
v.c. at Mexico City July 22, 1940 ; to the Dept. Aug. 15,
1941 (For. Ser. Sch. Nov. 3-Dec. 6, 1941) ; 3d sec. and
v.c. at Quito Dec. 3, 1941 ; v.c. at Guayaquil, temp.,
May 16, 1942 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Quito June 13, 1942 ;
class eight Aug. 13. 1945 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Athens
Nov. 23, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Rcss, Ervin Clinton. — b. Great Bend, Kans., May 25,
1888 ; Iowa Wesleyan Coll., A.B. 1909 ; Kans. U., grad.
work 1909-10 ; treas. for rope company in Manila ;
app. admin, asst. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and as-
signed at Manila Nov. 2, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class eight Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Ross, James Alexander, Jr. — b. New York, N.Y., Oct.
2, 1S99 ; Alexander Hamilton High Sch. grad. ; Prince-
ton, B.S. 1922 ; Oxford, B.A. 1925 ; Harvard, M.A. 1933,
Ph.D. 1934; U.S. Marine Corps 1918-19, 2d It.; re-
search work for Fed. Reserve Bank 1925 ; asst. to dir.
of ed., Commonwealth Fund, 1926; asst. prof, of econ.,
Swarthmore Coll., 1926-27; assoc. prof, of econ., South-
western U., 1927-29 ; instr., div. of hist., govt., and
econ., 1929-37, and tutor of Adams House 1931-36,
Harvard ; prof, of econ., Syracuse U., 1937-41 ; dept.
price exec. Office of Price Admin., 1941 ; chief economist
and act. chief of allocation and priority research sec-
tion, War Production Bd., 1942 ; app. divisional asst.
at $6,000 in the Dept. of State Dec. 16, 1942 ; asst.
chief, Div. of Cml. Policy, June 24, 1944; at $6,500
(P-7) Oct. 3, 1944; econ. adviser at New Delhi June
18, 1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class three Nov.
13, 1946 ; married.
Ross, John Claudius. — b. Boston, Mass., July 26,
1904; Yale, Ph.B. 1927, grad. work 1928-29, 1932-
33 ; study in Paris 1929-32 ; research asst. 1933-34 and
instr 1934-37 in int. relations, Yale U. ; exec, sec,
Inst, of Int. Studies, Yale U., 1935-37 ; app. econ.
analyst at $3,800 in the Dept. of State July 19, 1937 ; at
$4,600 July 7, 1938; divisional asst. at $5,600 July 1,
1939 ; asst. chief, Div. of Cml. Treaties and Agreements,
at $6,500 Apr. 16, 1941 ; asst. chief, Div. of Cml. Policy
and Agreements, Oct. 8, 1941 ; exec, officer of the
Dept. of State and chief, Div. of Departmental Per-
sonnel, at $8,000 (P-S) Sept. 1, 1942; mem., Comm.
on Occupational Deferments, Mar. 16, 1943- ; dir.,
Office of Departmental Admin., Jan. 15, 1944; deputy
sec. gen., United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Fran-
cisco, 1945 : deputy dir.. Office of Special Political Af-
fairs, July 16, 1945; married. — SPA.
BIOGRAPHIES
395
Ross, Murray. — b. Odessa, Ukraine, Dec. 19, 1912 ;
naturalized 1932 ; Washington Irving High Sell.
grad. ; Coll. of the City of N. Y., B. S. S. 1935 ;
Columbia, M. A. 1936, Ph. D. 1941 ; research asst.,
Works Progress Admin., 1936-37 ; instr. in econ., Coll.
of the City of N. Y., 1937-38 ; asst. prof, of econ.,
Brooklyn Coll., 1938-42 ; section chief, Office of
Strategic Services, 1942-45 ; U. S. Army 1943-45,
capt. ; transferred to the Dept. of State as chief of
food and civilian supplies section, Office of Research
and Intelligence, P-6, Oct. 1, 1945 ; divisional asst.,
P-5, Feb. 25, 1946 ; adviser, 1st meeting of Industrial
Comm. on Iron and Steel, Cleveland, Ohio, 1946, 1st
sess. of the Permanent Migration Comm., Montreal,
1946, 1st meeting of Industrial Comm. on Textiles,
Brussels, 1946, and Industrial Comm. on Bldg., Civil
Engineering, and Public Works, Brussels, 1946, Int.
Labor Org. ; adviser, U.S. del., 29th sess. of the Int. La-
bor Conf., Montreal, 1946 ; married. — ILH.
Rossow, Robert, Jr. — b. Bloomington, Ind., Sept. 19,
1018 ; l'Ecole Nouvelle de Chailly, Switzerland ; Culver
Mil. Acad. grad. ; Georgetown, B.S. (For. Ser.) 1939 ;
U. of Mich. Law Sch. 1939 ; U. S. Army 1939-40, 2d It. ;
For. Ser. elk. June-July 1940 ; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass.. v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July
12, 1940 ; v.c. at Vancouver July 22, 1940 ; to the Dept.
Aug. 15, 1941 (For. Ser. Sch. Nov. 3-Dec. 6, 1941) ; 3d
sec. and v.c. at Panama Dec. 3, 1941 ; v.c. at Col6n,
temp., Jan. 9, 1942 ; at Panama Jan. 16, 1942 ; at Colfin,
temp., Mar. 22, 1943 ; at Panama May 7, 1943 ; fur-
lough for mil. ser. Nov. 22, 1944 ; resigned to enter the
armed services Feb. 28, 1945 ; app. For. Ser. officer of
class eight, sec. in the Diplo. Ser., and v.c. of career
June 8, 1945 ; to the Dept. June 12, 1945 ; 2d sec. at
Tehran Sept. 11, 1945 (canceled) ; 3d sec. and v.c. at
Tehran Nov. 14, 1945 ; v.c. at Tabriz, temp., Dec. 6,
1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946.
Rothman, Bernard. — b. in Russia, July 10, 1910 ; natu-
ralized 1931; Northern High Sch. (Mich.) grad.;
Wayne U., A.B. 1938, M.A. 1944 ; U. of Chicago
1941-42 ; admin, asst., Detroit Housing Commn.,
1938-39 ; with welfare federation 1939-41, with bu.
of social aid Feb.-Oct. 1941 ; section head and admin-
istrator of ration order 12 and gen. ration order 17
1942-44 and representative of rationing dept. on
interdept. comm. 1943—44, Office of Price Admin. ; app.
commodity specialist at $3.S00 (P— 4) in the Dept. of
State Nov. 16, 1944 ; detailed to Office of Price Admin,
as consultant to rationing dept. Dec. 1944— Jan. 1945 ;
married. — CD.
Rothwell, George James. — b. Brooklyn, N.Y., Sept. 16,
1914 ; Freeport High Sch. grad. ; Cornell, B.S. 1941 ;
U. of Idaho, grad. work 1941-42 ; purser on ship
1933-36 ; economist, Office of Price Admin. 1942, War
Food Admin. 1942—43 ; U.S. Army 1943-44 ; commodity
specialist. For. Econ. Admin., 1944—45 ; adviser to U.S.
mem., Combined Food Bd. Comm. on Seeds, Ottawa,
1944 ; app. asst. agri. adviser in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned at Moscow Jan. 3, 1945 ; at Stockholm,
temp., Apr. 12, 1946 ; at Paris May 23, 1946 ; asst. agri.
att. at Paris June 14, 1946 ; research analyst, P-4, in
the Dept. of State Oct. 31, 1946 ; married. — DRE.
Roudybush, Franklin. — app. asst. to chief of section,
CAF-11, in the Dept. of State Dec. 14, 1945 ; com-
modity economist-statistician, P— 4, Mar. 11, 1946 ; in-
formation specialist, CAF-12, June 16, 1946 ; special
asst., Div. of Training Services, P-5, Aug. 25, 1946. —
FSS.
Rountree, William Manning. — b. Swainsboro, Ga.,
Mar. 28, 1917 ; Columbus U., LL.B. 1941 ; elk., account-
ant, and auditor, Treas. Dept., 1935-41 ; budget officer
and asst., Office of Lend-Lease Admin., 1941-42 ; app.
admin, asst. to U.S. civilian representative, Middle
East Supply Center, at Cairo Aug. 1, 1942 ; gen. asst.
to U. S. civilian representative, Middle East Supply
Center, at Cairo Sept. 9, 1943 ; sr. econ. analyst at
Vienna Oct. 17, 1945 (canceled) ; admin, officer, Anglo-
Am. Comm. of Inquiry, 1946 ; expert, Office of Near
Eastern and African Affairs, Dept. of State, P-7, Sept.
21, 1946 ; married.— NBA.
Routt, Garland Chamberlain. — b. Sullivan, Ind., Sept.
17, 1911 ; Sullivan High Sch. grad. ; U. of Chicago,
Ph. B. 1933, M. A. 1937 ; research asst., U. of Chicago,
1934-37 ; editor and dir. of publications, Council of
State Governments, 1937-42 ; exec. asst. to div. dir.,
Coordinator of Inter-Am. Affairs, 1942-43 ; asst. div.
chief, Office of Civilian Defense, 1943 ; field repre-
sentative, Comm. for Congested Production Areas,
1943-44; U. S. Navy 1944-46, It., overseas service;
app. information and liaison officer in the Dept. of
State, CAF-13, June 5, 1946 ; married. — PL.
Rowell, Edward Joseph. — b. San Francisco, Calif.,
Jan. 24, 1907 ; Berkeley High Sch. grad. ; U. of Calif.,
B.S. 1929, Ph.D. 1938 ; teaching fellow, U. of Calif.,
1929-32 ; examiner, Nat. Longshoremen's Arbitration
Bd., July— Nov. 1934 ; research supervisor, Fed. Emer-
gency Relief Admin., 1934-35 ; labor economist, Office
of Agri. War Relations, 1941-42 ; labor adviser 1935-
41 and labor relations representative 1942—43, Farm
Security Admin. ; labor economist, For. Econ. Admin.,
Jan. -May 1944 ; app. sr. econ. analyst at Rio de
Janeiro May 1, 1944 ; att. at Rio de Janeiro Oct. 16,
1944 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Rowland, Ralph Shearer. — b. Avoca, Nebr., May 7,
1905 ; Bethany High Sch. (Lincoln, Nebr.) grad. ; Cot-
ner Coll., A.B. 1926 ; U. of Nebr., A.M. 1929 ; grad.
work, U. of Iowa, summer 1938, U. of Pittsburgh
1930-44 ; teacher, in high schs. 1926-28, State Teach-
ers Coll., Indiana, Pa., 1929^44, U. of Nebr. summers
1928, 1929, 1942, Syracuse U. summer 1935, U.
of Iowa summer 1938, Chicago U. summer 1940 ; app.
asst. chief of training section, Div. of Departmental
Personnel, Dept. of State, at $3,S00 (CAF-11) Aug. 25,
1944 ; chief of secretarial services, United Nations
Comm. of Jurists, Washington, 1945, and United Na-
tions Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; chief of
training section, Div. of Training Services, May 12,
1946; married. — FSS.
Rowley, Eugene Cooper. — b. Madison, Wis., Jan. 31,
1894; Williamsburg (Va.) High Sch.; business sch.;
Ga. Inst, of Tech., grad. in mil. aeronautics 1917 ;
Georgetown, LL.B. 1920, LL.M. 1921 ; mem. of bar of
D. C. ; U. S. Army 1917-19, 2d It. ; elk., Dept. of State,
1915-17, 1919-22 ; naturalization examiner, Dept. of
Labor, 1922-23 ; app. elk. at $1,400 in the Dept. of State
Aug. 15, 1923 ; at $1,860 July 1, 1924 ; at $1,920 Dec.
719707'
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REGISTER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 1946
1, 1925 ; chief of drafting section, Passport Div., Feb.
26, 1926; at $2,000 Mar. 1, 1927; admin, asst. at
$2,400 July 1, 1927 ; at $2,600 July 1, 1928 ; at $2,700
July 1, 1928; at $2,900 Feb. 1, 1929; at $3,100 July
1, 1930; tech. asst. (legal) at $3,200 Dec. 16, 1937;
at $3,300 Apr. 16. 1939; at $3,400 Oct. 1, 1941; atty.,
Bd. of Review, at $4,600 (P-5) Jan. 16, 1942 ; mar-
ried.— PD.
Royal, Mary Ann (Mrs.). — b. Boyd, Md., ; Rockville
High Sch. grad. ; business sen. ; George Washington U.
1927 and 1928; sec, U.S. Chamber of Com., 1925-27;
elk., Am. Red Cross, 1927-29 ; sec. asst. in oil com-
pany 1929-31 ; priv. sec. and admin, asst. in law firm
1931-37 ; elk., Fed. Deposit Insur. Corp. 1938-39 ; sec.
and admin, asst., Office of Inter-Am. Affairs, 1942-45 ;
transferred to the Dept. of State as admin, officer,
Office of Int. Information and Cultural Affairs, CAF-9,
Aug. 31, 1945 ; admin, officer, at $4,902, Nov. 17,
1946.— OIC.
Royall, Penelope. — b. Ji-Ning-Jo, China, of Am.
parents, Mar. 22, 1897; Zion (111.) High Sch. grad.;
Meridian Coll., A.B. 1918 ; business sch. ; elk. 1918-19,
hospital aide 1919-25, War Dept. ; sec. to editor, Cairo
1925-26, Paris 1926-34 ; elk. in Paris 1934-37 ; app.
elk. in Am. emb. at Paris Apr. 6, 1937 ; at Vichy June
3, 1941 ; at Bern Dec. 25, 1941 ; at Paris Nov. 2, 1944 ;
admin, asst. at Paris Feb. 10, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Royce, Edith M. — b. Mt. Ayr, Iowa, Jan. 9, 1894 ;
Creston High Sch. grad. ; Ohio Wesleyan, A.B. 1920 ;
sch. in Seoul 1921, 1924 ; Columbia U. 1926-28 ; regis-
trar, N.Y. State Education Dept., 1941-44 ; research
assoc. and office nigr. in Korea 1944—45 ; research as-
soc. with import-export company 1946 ; app. econ.
analyst in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the
Korean Econ. Mission July 25. 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946.
Royt, Frederick L.-
1907 ; U. of Wis., B.A.
Rico 1929-31 ; app. elk.
quil June 6, 1931; v.
detailed as elk. in leg.
v.c. at Valparaiso Nov
1944 ; For. Ser. Staff
1946 ; married.
— b. Milwaukee, Wis., July 10,
1929 ; teacher of Eng. in Puerto
in Am. consulate gen. at Guaya-
c. at Guayaquil Dec. 13, 1932;
at Quito Oct. 15-Nov. 19, 1935 ;
. 16, 1940 ; at Kingston Apr. 10,
officer of class eleven Nov. 13,
Rubin, Seymour J. — b. Chicago, 111., Apr. 6, 1914 ;
Sena High Sch. grad. ; U. of Mich., A.B. 1935 ; Harvard,
LL.B. 1938, LL.M. 1939; mem. of bar of 111.; law
elk. 1939-40 ; atty., Securities and Exchange Commn.,
1940-41 ; chief counsel of legal div., Office of Price
Admin., 1941-42 ; app. divisional asst. at $5,600 in the
Dept. of State Mar. 22, 1943 ; asst. adviser on the other
Am. republics Nov. 17, 1943 ; divisional asst. Jan. 15,
1944 ; asst. chief, Div. of Financial and Monetary Af-
fairs, Mar. 28, 1944; at $6,500 Apr. 16, 1944; tech.
officer, U. S. del., Inter-Am. Conf. on Problems of
War and Peace, Mexico City, 1945 ; chief, Div. of
Econ. Security Controls Mar. 1, 1945 ; at $8,000 (P-8)
May 1, 1945 ; detailed to Reparations Commn. May 21—
Aug. 28, 1945 ; mem. of staff to accompany President's
personal representative on Reparations Commn. to
Moscow, 1945 ; act. dir., Office of Econ. Security Policy,
Oct. 20, 1945-Feb. 1, 1946; deputy dir. Oct. 20, 1945;
U.S. representative, Allied-Swedish Negotiations for
German External Assets, Washington, 1946, negotia-
tions with United Kingdom and Sweden on German
assets in Sweden, Washington, 1946 ; mem. of mission
to negotiate agreements on German assets in Spain
and Portugal, 1946 ; married. — ESP.
Rudlin, Eryl J. (Mrs.) — b. Manchester, England;
naturalized 1944; Francis Holland Sch. (London)
grad. ; London Sch. of Econ. 1926-30 ; asst. to adver-
tising mgr. of newspaper syndicate 1931 ; research
asst. to Indian del., Indian Round Table Conf., London,
1931-32 ; asst. to chief social work organizer, Boys
Prison, London, 1932 ; research asst. to prof. 1932-34 ;
analyst, Office of Strategic Services, 1943-45 ; trans-
ferred to the Dept. of State as biographical analyst,
P-3, Oct. 1, 1945; chief of Japan unit, Div. of Bio-
graphic Information, P-4, July 14, 1946. — BI.
Rudlin, Walter Arthur. — b. London, England, Mar.
12, 1909; naturalized 1944; Henry Thornton Sch.
(London) grad. ; U. of London, B.S. 1931 ; research
worker, Royal Inst, of Int. Affairs, 1933-34 ; lecturer,
Amherst Coll., 1934-36 ; prof., Sarah Lawrence Coll.,
1936-42 ; with Bd. of Econ. Warfare, Office of Econ.
Warfare, and For. Econ. Admin., 1942-46 ; adviser to
dir., Civil Affairs Div., War Dept., 1946 ; app. for.
affairs specialist, P-7, in the Dept. of State Nov. 1,
1946 ; married. — A-H.
Rudolph, Walter M. — b. Philadelphra, Pa., May 13,
1899 ; Haddon Heights (N.J.) High Sch. grad. ; U. of
Pa., B.S. 1923 ; U. of So. Calif., M.A. 1927 ; grad. work,
U. of Va., 1929-30, Stanford U. 1930-33 ; U.S. Army,
Sept.-Dec. 1918 ; teacher, U. of So. Calif., 1925-29,
U. of Va. 1929-30, Stanford 1930-36 ; economist, Dept.
of Agri. 1936-42, Office of Price Admin. 1942-44 ; app.
divisional asst. at $5,600 (P-6) in the Dept. of State
Apr. 3, 1944 ; chief of programs section, Commodities
Div., July 1, 1944, Div. of Int. Resources Nov. 1, 1945 ;
married. — IR.
Rueter, Frank Thomas. — b. Allentown, Pa., June 12,
1897 ; Allentown High Sch. ; business-sch. grad. ; ac-
counting elk. 1916-18, 1919-21; U. S. Army 1918-19,
overseas service ; accountant for mining company in
Chile 1921- ; act. Am. cons. agt. at Cruz Grande Feb. 1-
Apr. 30, 1937, and July 16, 1933-Sept. 30, 1934; app.
cons. agt. at Cruz Grande Oct. 1, 1934.
Ruggles, Melville Jerome. — b. Toledo, Ohio, May 8, 1915;
Libbey High Sch. grad.; Oberlin Coll., A. B. 1936; Columbia,
B. S. 1939, M. A. 1941; asst. librarian, Council on For. Relations,
Inc., 1939-42; with Office of Strategic Services 1942^3; U. S.
Navy 1943-46, It. (jg); app. att. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and
assigned at Moscow Jan. 11, 1946; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
five Nov. 13, 1946; married.
Runyon, Charles. — b. New York, N.Y., May 13, 1914 ;
Santa Barbara (Calif.) Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A.B.
1936 ; Yale, LL.B. 1939 ; mem. of bar of D.C. ; research
asst., Yale Law Sch., 1939-40 ; atty., Treas. Dept.,
1940-43 ; U.S. Navy 1943-46, It. (jg), overseas service ;
app. asst. chief of section, Div. of For. Activity Cor-
relation, Dept. of State, P-5, Aug. 16, 1946 ; married. —
FC.
Rush, James Tinker. — b. Tyldsley, England, Jan. 6,
1912 ; naturalized 1926 ; Pawtucket (R. I.) High Sch.
BIOGRAPHIES
397
grad. ; business sch. ; Southeastern U., LL.B. 1937 ;
elk., Navy Dept. 1932-33, with oil company 1933-34,
Dept. of Agri. 1934-38 ; app. elk. in Am. emb. at Mos-
cow Nov. 16, 1938 ; at Lisbon Aug. 20, 1941 ; at Bern
July 3, 1942 ; at London May 24, 1945 ; v.c. at Lon-
don Nov. 5, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Russell, Charles W. — transferred to the Dept. of
State as chief of operations and records section, Office
of For. Liquidation, CAF-11, Oct. 20, 1945 ; transpor-
tation officer, CAF-12, Sept. 22, 1946. — OFLC.
Russell, Clarence Dwight. — b. Chicago, 111., Dec. 6,
1911 ; Waukegan Township High Sch. grad. ; supply
elk., Veterans Admin., 1930-41 ; admin, asst. and chief
elk., War Dept., 1941-43 ; U. S. Army 1943-46, capt. ;
app. chief of records and reports section, Office of For.
Liquidation, Dept. o-f State, CAF-11, Nov. 12, 1946;
married. — OFLC.
Russell, Donald Stuart. — b. Lafayette Springs, Miss.,
Feb. 22, 1906 ; U. of S.C., A.B. 1922, LL.B. 1928 ; U.
of Mich., grad. work 1929 ; law practice 1930-42 ;
mem. of price adjustment bd., War Dept., May-Oct.
1942 ; asst. to dir., Office of Econ. Stabilization, 1942-
43, Office of War Mobilization, 1943-44 ; U.S. Army
1944, maj., overseas service ; deputy dir., Office of
War Mobilization and Reconversion, 1945 ; app. special
asst. to the sec. of state at $9,800 (CAF-15) July 3,
1945 ; accompanied President Truman to Berlin Conf.
1945 ; asst. sec. of state Sept. 14, 1945 ; chm., Bd. of
For. Ser. Personnel and Bd. of Examiners for the For.
Ser., 1945-46; chm., Bd. of the For. Ser., 1946- ;
married. — A— R.
Russell, Francis Henry. — b. Cambridge, Mass., Oct. 1,
1904 ; Newton Classical High Sch. grad. ; Tufts Coll.,
A.B. 1926 ; Harvard, LL.B. 1929 ; mem. of bar of Mass. ;
law practice 1929-41 ; asst. dir. of special div., Office of
Coordinator of Inter-Am. Affairs, 1941 ; app. asst.
chief, Div. of World Trade Intelligence, Dept. of State,
at $6,500 Oct. 1, 1941 ; mem., Proclaimed List Clearance
Comm. 1941-44 ; act. chief, Div. of World Trade Intelli-
gence, Dec. 26, 1942; at $8,000 (P-8) Jan. 1, 1943;
mem., Bd. of Econ. Operations, Dec. 26, 1942-June 24,
1943 ; chief, Div. of World Trade Intelligence, Jan. 15,
1944 ; adviser, temp., Office of Public Information Nov.
23, 1944, Office of Public Affairs Dec. 20, 1944 ; chief,
Div. of Public Liaison, Feb. 14, 1945-Sept. 16, 1946 ;
public liaison officer, United Nations Comm. of Jurists,
Washington, 1945 ; act. dir., Office of Public Affairs,
Sept. 29, 1945 ; public relations officer, U.S. del., 1st
part of 1st sess. of the Gen. Assembly, United Nations,
London, 1946; dir., Office of Public Affairs, Oct. 9,
1946 ; married. — PA.
Russell, Harry Earle. — b. Kalamazoo, Mich., Sept.
16, 1889 ; U. of Mich., A.B. 1913, LL.B. 1915 ; mem. of
bar of Mich. ; law practice 1915-16 ; app. cons. asst. Aug.
30, 1916 ; v. c. at Saloniki Oct. 25, 1916 ; at Smyrna
June 9, 1919 ; v. c. of career of class three Sept. 27,
1919 ; v. c. at Smyrna Oct. 22, 1919 ; class two May 24,
1920 ; v. c. at Rome Aug. 29, 1921 ; class one Nov. 17,
1921 ; cons, of class seven June 22, 1922 ; cons, at Casa-
blanca Mar. 12, 1924; For. Ser. officer of class eight
July 1, 1924; class seven Feb. 24, 1925; class six June
30, 1927 ; class five May 23, 1929 ; cons, at Alexandria
Nov. 19, 1929 ; class four July 1, 1931 ; cons. gen. Mar.
14, 1934 ; cons. gen. at Alexandria Mar. 15, 1934 ; class
three Oct. 1, 1935 ; cons. gen. at Johannesburg Jan. 18,
1936 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Feb. 7, 1936 ; also 1st sec.
at Pretoria Feb. 13, 1936 ; cons. gen. at Casablanca
Feb. 19, 1941 ; class two May 1, 1941 ; class one July
16, 1943 ; cons. gen. at Capetown Aug. 2, 1944 ; at
Rangoon Dec. 17, 1945 (canceled) ; at Sydney Feb. 8,
1946 ; couns. of leg. at Canberra, temp., July 9, 1946 ;
couns. of emb. at Canberra Aug. 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class one Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Russell, Hugh Everett. — b. Huntington, W.Va., Apr.
25, 1920 ; Ashland High Sch. grad. ; Culver Mil. Acad,
grad. ; U. of Va. 1938-41, law sch. 1941—13 ; asst. mgr.
of operations for transportation firm 1943 ; engineer
with cml. firm 1944 ; U. S. Navy 1940-42 ; app. v.c.
in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept.
Jan. 25, 1945 ; asst. to order of day officer, United
Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; v.c.
at Birmingham Oct. 4, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Rutherford, Minter Robert. — b. Missoula, Mont.,
May 24, 1915; Eagle Rock High Sch. (Los Angeles)
grad.; Mont. State U., B.A. 1936, M.A. 1939; grad.
asst. in hist, dept., Mont. State U., 1936-37 ; app. For.
Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. July 15, 1939 ; v. c. at Winnipeg July 27,
1939; For. Ser. Sch. Jan. 23, 1941; v.c, at Shanghai
June 2, 1941 ; at Tientsin Aug. 30-Dec. 7, 1941 ; 3d sec.
at Chungking July 20, 1942-Sept. 29, 1943 ; also v.c.
at Kunming June 25, 1943 ; class eight Nov. 16, 1943 ;
to the Dept. Jan. 12, 1945 ; class seven May 16, 1945 ;
2d sec. and v.c. at Moscow Oct. 8, 1945 ; class six May
19, 1946 ; cons, and cons, at Moscow in addition to
duties as 2d sec. Sept. 18, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class four Nov. 13, 1946.
Ruyle, Benjamin J. — app. v.c. in the For. Ser. and
assigned to the Dept. Feb. 7, 1946 ; at Munich Feb. 25,
1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13,
1946.
Ryan, Robert Joseph. — b. Hatfield, Mass., July 11,
1914 ; Smith Acad. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ; Mass.
State Coll. 1932-34; Columbus U., LL.B. 1940; mem.
of bar of D.C. ; sec., stenog., and bookkeeper 1935-37 ;
app. elk. at $1,440 in the Dept. of State Apr. 8, 1937 5
at $1,620 Jan. 16, 1939; at $1,800 Aug. 1, 1940; at
$2,000 July 16, 1941 ; asst. chief of classification and
organization section, Div. of Personnel Supervision and
Management, at $2,600 June 1, 1942 ; sec., Comm. on
Occupational Deferments, Mar. 16, 1943-Aug. 15, 1944 ;
act. chief of classification and deferment section, Div.
of Departmental Personnel, May 1, 1943; at $3,200
Aug. 1, 1943 ; at $3,800 Apr. 1, 1944 ; chief of classi-
fication section at $4,600 (CAF-12) Apr. 1, 1945; act.
asst. chief, Div. of Departmental Personnel, Nov. 23,
1945 ; CAF-13, Apr. 1, 1946 ; asst. chief Oct. 1, 1946 ;
married. — DP.
Rynas, Stephen Alexander. — b. New York, N. Y., Oct,
28, 1921 ; Townsend Harris High Sch. grad. ; Coll. of
the City of N.Y., B.S.S. 1946 ; with electric company
Oct.-Dec. 1941 ; with mfg. company Sept.-Dec. 1942 ;
U.S. Army 1942-46, 2d It., overseas service ; app.
For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the
398
REGISTER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 194 6
Diplo. Ser. June 3, 1946 ; to the Dept. June 17, 1946 ;
3d sec. and v.c. at Athens July 17, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Saadeh, Ernest Victor. — b. Schweir, Syria, Nov. 13,
1895 ; naturalized ; high-sch. grad. ; U. S. Army 1917-
19 ; stenog. and export mgr. for mfg. company 1919—20 ;
elk. in Am. consulate at Santos 1923-24 ; auditor in
Rio de Janeiro, U. S. Shipping Bd., 1924-25 ; app. elk.
in Am. emb. at Rio de Janeiro Dec. 18, 1926 ; admin,
asst. at Rio de Janeiro Apr. 21, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class eleven Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Sabatini, Henry J. — app. asst. chief of audit section,
Div. of Budget and Finance, Dept. of State, at $3,970
(CAF-10) July 16, 1945; chief of audit section, Div.
of Finance, CAF-11, May 28, 1946 ; conference admin,
asst., CAF-12, Sept. 8, 1946. — IC.
Sady, Emil John.— b. LaCrosse, Wis., Oct. 14, 1916; Manual
Arts High Sch. (Los Angeles) grad.; U. of So. Calif., B. S. 1938,
M. S. 1938; Columbia, M. A. 1945; research aide, Los Angeles
Co. Dept. of Budget and Research, 1938-39; del., Japanese-Am
Student Conf., 1938; admin, asst., United Pueblos Agency,
Office of Indian Affairs, 1939-40; tech. adviser and admin, asst
to U. S. del., Inter-Am. Conf. on Indian Life, 1940; special con
sultant, Carnegie Endowment for Int. Peace, Jan.-Mar. 1941
field representative, Dept. of Interior, 1941-43; U. S. Navy
1943-46, It., overseas service; app. asst. on dependent area
affairs, P-5, in the Dept. of State Feb. 13, 1946; married.— DA
Safier, Fred. — b. in Germany, June 13, 1909 ; natu-
ralized 1928 ; Stanford, B.A. 1929 ; U. of Marburg and
U. of Berlin, Germany, grad. work 1929-31 ; Harvard,
M.A. 1933, Ph.D. 1934 ; U. of Calif., grad. work 1934-
35; with U.S. Public Health Service 1935-37; social
science analyst 1937-39 ; sr. economist. Social Secu-
rity Bd., 1939-44 ; lecturer in econ., George Washington
U., 1944, 1945 ; visiting prof, of econ. and philosophy,
U. of P.R., 1944-45 ; app. asst. chief of area problems
branch, Div. of Int. Labor, Social, and Health Affairs,
Dept. of State, at §5,180 Aug. 27, 1945; married. —
ILH.
St. Claire, Darrell.— b. Phoenix, Ariz., Apr. 20, 1906; Phoenix
High Sch. grad.; U. of Ariz., A. B. 1929; newspaper work 1929-32;
sec. to U. S. Senator 1932-33; sec. to del., London Econ. Conf.,
1933; elk., U. S. Senate, 1933-41; U. S. Navy 1941-45, It. comdr.,
overseas service; app. legislative asst., P-6, in the Dept. of State
Dec. 3, 1945; married.— A-A/L.
Salant, Nathan B b. Scranton, Pa., July 28, 1910 ;
Suffolk Law Sch. ; Kans. State Coll. of Agri. and Ap-
plied Science ; Iowa State Coll. of Agri. and Mech.
Arts, M.S. ; asst. chief of div., Dept. of Agri. ; app.
agri. officer in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at
Cairo Sept. 14, 1945 ; at Rome Apr. 10, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; asst. agri. att.
at Rome Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Salant, William A— b. New York, N. Y., Aug. 10, 1916; Fields-
ton High Sch. grad.; Harvard, A. B. 1937, M. A. 1941; economist,
Fed. Reserve Bd. 1937-39, Office of Price Admin. 1940-41, White
House Staff 1941-42, Office of Strategic Services 1942-43; U. S.
Army 1943-46, maj., overseas service; app. divisional asst., P-6,
in the Dept. of State Mar. 12, 1946; act. asst. chief, Div. of German
and Austrian Econ. Affairs, Apr. 29, 1946; asst. chief, P-7, Aug.
25, 1946; U. S. representative, 1st U. S.-United Kingdom Meeting
on Bizonal Arrangements for Germany, Washington, 1946. — GA.
Sale, William Barnett. — b. Chicago, 111., Jan. 12, 1917 ;
Maine Township High Sch. grad. ; Northwestern U.
1936-38; Georgetown, B.S. (For. Ser.) 1942; mes-
senger 1936 ; sales and credit corr. 1936-38 ; elk.,
Public Works Admin., 1938-40; app. elk. at $1,440 in
the Dept. of State Feb. 5, 1940; at $1,800 Jan. 16,
1941 ; at $2,300 Dec. 1, 1941 ; divisional asst. at
$2,600 (P-2) July 16, 1942; furlough for mil. ser.
(U.S. Navy, It. comdr., overseas service) Feb. 4, 1943-
July 1, 1946 ; asst. to country specialist, P-4, July 1,
1946. — SE.
Salmon, David Alden. — b. Westport, Conn., Jan. 30,
1879 ; Westport High Sch. ; business sch. ; elk. in War
Dept. 1898-1906; app. elk. at $1,400 in the Dept. of
State July 7, 1906 ; at $1,800 Mar. 4, 1907 ; act. chief,
Bu. of Indexes and Archives, Mar. 25-Apr. 30, 1916;
chief May 1, 1916; drafting officer at $2,500 Dec. 1,
1917 ; directed to proceed to Am. missions in Europe to
investigate methods of handling correspondence, etc.,
July 26, 1919 ; at $3,000 Mar. 1, 1921 ; at $3,500 July
1, 1921 ; archivist, Conf. on Limitation of Armament,
Washington, 1921, and Conf. on Cen. Am. Affairs, Wash-
ington, 1922-23 ; at $3,800 July 1, 1924 ; at $4,200 May
1, 1925 ; archivist for Am. del., Conf. for Limitation of
Naval Armaments, Geneva, 1927, and Int. Radiotele-
graph Conf., Washington, 1927 ; at $4,800 July 1, 1928 ;
sec, London Naval Conf., 1930 ; at $5,000 July 1, 1930 ;
at $5,600 Dec. 1, 1930; chief, Div. of Communications
and Records, Jan. 1, 1931 ; mem., Bd. of Review for Effi-
ciency Ratings, 1931-33 ; mem., Bd. of Appeals and Re-
view, 1933-^1 ; mem., Committee on Archives, 1935- ;
at $6,000 Nov. 16, 1938; mem., Efficiency Rating
Comm., 1941-42 ; at $6,200 Oct. 1, 1941 ; special con-
sultant to asst. see. and asst. security officer Aug. 4,
1943 ; at $6,400 (P-6) Apr. 1, 1944 ; consultant on
cryptography June 3, 1944 ; adviser, Div. of Cryptog-
raphy, Nov. 1, 1944 ; married. — CY.
Salner, Edward. — b. McKeesport, Pa., Nov. 2, 1906 ;
Wadsworth (Ohio) High Sch. grad. ; Purdue, B.S. 1932 ;
job analyst, Laura Spelman Foundation, 1935-36 ; chief
of section, Dept. of Labor, 1936-39 ; in div. of labor re-
lations mfg. corp., 1939-45 ; app. att. in the For. Ser.
Auxiliary and assigned to office of U.S. political ad-
viser on Austrian affairs, Commanding Gen. U.S.
Army Forces, Mediterranean theater, Mar. 19, 1945 ;
For. Ser. Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Salter, Fred Kelley. — b. Sparta, Ga., Nov. 22, 1906 ;
Sandersville (Ga.) High Sch. grad.; Mercer U., A. B.
1928; instr. in Latin, Mercer U., 1927-28; elk. 1928;
reporter 1928-30; app. elk. in Am. consulate gen. at
Copenhagen Aug. 18. 1930 ; v.c. at Copenhagen July 31,
1931 ; at Aden Nov. 10, 1932 ; at Danzig Mar. 10, 1934 ;
For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser., and v. c. at Danzig Nov. 16, 1936 ; v. c. and
3d sec. at Tegucigalpa June 1, 1937 ; v. c. at Frankfort
on the Main Mar. 1940 ; at London July 19, 1941 ;
also 3d sec. at London Dec. 22, 1941 ; class eight June
1, 1942 ; class seven July 16, 1944 ; 2d sec. at London
in addition to duties as v.c. Aug. 21, 1944 ; class six
Aug. 13, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13,
1946.
BIOGRAPHIES
399
Salvatierra, Richard C. — app. admin, asst. in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Panama July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Reserve officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; information
officer at Panama Nov. 13, 1946.
Samras, Karl Ram. — b. Manko, India, Dec. 4, 1904 ;
naturalized 1942 ; Govt. High Sch. grad. ; Fresno, Calif.,
State Coll., A.B. 1930 ; U. of Calif., M.A. 1931, Ph.D.
1934; lecturer, Self -Realization Fellowship (philosoph-
ical organization), 1934-35 ; research asst., U.S. Govt.,
1935-39 ; U.S. Army 1941^3 ; monitor and analyst,
Fed. Communications Commn., 1943-44 ; app. research
asst. at $3,200 (P-3) in the Dept. of State Aug. 16,
1944 ; P-4 June 30, 1946 ; married. — RE.
Samsel, Howard Morris. — b. Chester, Pa., Mar. 7,
1913; Eastern High Sch. (D.C.) grad.; foreman and
distribution mgr. for fuel and bldg. material company
1931-39 ; elk., Veterans Admin., Jan.-July 1939 ; pur-
chase and supply officer, Fed. Deposit Insur. Corp.,
1939-41 ; admin, officer, Div. of Central Admin. Serv-
ices, 1941-45 : app. chief of diplo. pouch and mail sec-
tion, Div. of Central Services, Dept. of State, at $3,500
(CAF-10) Mar. 8, 1945 ; CAF-11 Sept. 22, 1946 ;
married. — DC.
Sanchez, Manuel. — b. Bogota, Colombia, Dec. 25,
1909 ; naturalized 1934 ; Stuyvesant High Sch. grad. ;
N.T. U., B.S. 1935 ; Columbia, B.S. 1941 ; elk., N.T.
Public Library, 1929-37 ; asst. librarian, Columbia U.,
1937-39, 1940 ; assoc. librarian, Queens Coll., 1940-41 ;
fellow in technology 1941-42, foreign representative
1942-45, Library of Cong. ; app. publications officer in
the For. Ser. Auxilia y and assigned at Paris June 25,
] 94a ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Sanderhoff, Lubert O. — b. Alma, Mich., July 31, 1914 ;
Pasadena (Calif.) High Sch. grad.; Pasadena Jr. Coll.,
A.A. 1933; U. of Calif, at Los Angeles, A.B. 1935;
Princeton 1939-40 ; asst. to credit mgr. of cnrl. com-
pany 1935-37 ; elk. and mem. of bds. of special in-
quiry, U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Ser.,
1937-39, 1940-41 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c.
of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Mar. 20, 1941 ;
v.c. at Vancouver Mar. 27, 1941 ; to the Dept. May
29. 1941 ; v.c. at Ciudad Juarez Aug. 29, 1941 ; at
Mazatlan Mar. 16, 1942; at St. John's, N.F., Sept. 24,
1943 ; class eight May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
five Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Sanders, Mary Henderson (Mrs.). — b. Indianapolis,
Ind. ; Shortridge High Sch. grad. ; Butler U., A.B.
1923 ; teacher of Eng.. journalism and mathematics,
Southern 111. State Normal U., 1923-25; publisher
of newspapers 1927-32 ; with Fed. Coordinator of
Transportation, Resettlement Admin., Soil Conserva-
tion Ser., and Office of Inter-Am. Affairs, 1934-45 ;
transferred to the Dept. of State, CAF-11, Aug. 31,
1945 ; admin, officer. Int. Broadcasting Div., CAF— 12,
June 30, 1946. — IBD.
Sanders, Terry Bentley, Jr. — b. Memphis, Tenn., Nov.
18, 1917 ; Cen. High Sch. grad. ; Yale, B.A. 1939 ;
Fletcher Sch. of Law and Diplomacy, M.A. 1940 ; mgr.
ol summer-sch. tour to So. Amer. for Harvard U.
1940 ; app. For. Ser. elk. Oct. 14, 1940 ; v.c. at
Eiohacha Oct. 26, 1940 ; at Puerto de la Cruz Oct. 6,
1941 ; at Managua May 1, 1942 ; For. Ser. officer un-
class., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Aug. 25,
1942 ; v.c. at Managua Oct. 16, 1942 ; also 3d sec. at
Managua Feb. 25, 1943 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Mexico City
Oct. 15, 1943; at London Oct. 7, 1944; to the Dept.
Sept. 19, 1945 ; class eight Dec. 17, 1945 ; 3d sec. and
v.c. at Ottawa Oct. 29, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
five Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Sanders, William. — U.S. mem., Emergency Advisory
Comra. for Political Defense, 1942—45 ; app. assoc.
chief., Div. of Int. Org. Affairs, Dept. of State, at
$8,000 (P-8) Apr. 1, 1045; tech. expert, U.S. del.,
United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ;
adviser, U.S. del., Inter-Am. Conf. of Experts on Copy-
right, Washington, 1946. — OA.
Sanderson, Fred Hugo. — b. Kassel, Germany, Apr. 15,
1914; naturalized 1944; Real-Gymnasium (Kassel)
grad. ; U. of Frankfort 1932-33 ; U. of Geneva, B.S.
1935 ; Harvard, A.M. 1942, Ph.D. 1943 ; research asst.,
Dept. of Agri., 1938-42 ; research assoc, Harvard
Comm. of Research in the Social Sciences, 1938-43 ;
teaching fellow, Harvard, 1942-43 ; economist, Office
of Strategic Services, 1943-45 ; transferred to the
Dept. of State as economist, P-6, Oct. 1, 1945 ; chief
of section, Div. of Europe, Near East, and Africa
Intelligence, Apr. 1, 1946, Div. of Research for Eu-
rope July 1, 1946 ; married. — DRE.
Sandifer, Durward Valdamir. — b. Tamalco, 111., July
26, 1900 ; Brownstown High Sch. grad. ; Eureka Coll.,
A.B. 1924; Columbia, M.A. 1928, LL.B. 1931, Ph.D.
1939 ; Geneva Sch. of Int. Relations, summer 1929 ;
U. S. Army 1918 ; U. S. Merchant Marine 1919 ; teacher
in elementary sch. 1920 ; instr., Eureka Coll., 1924-27 ;
special asst. to couns. for Guatemala, Guatemalan-
Honduran boundary arbitration, 1931-32 ; instr., Rut-
gers U., 1931-34 ; app. asst. to legal adviser at $3,200
in the Dept. of State July 2, 1934; at $3,800 Jan. 9,
1936; at $4,000 Apr. 16, 1939; at $4,600 Jan. 1,
1940 ; atty. at $5,600 Mar. 9, 1942 ; chm., Comm. of
Review, Visa Div., 1942 ; divisional asst. July 1, 1942 ;
asst. chief, Div. of Special Research, at $6,500 Nov. 16,
1942 ; asst. chief, Div. of Political Studies, Jan. 1, 1943 ;
asst. chief, Div. of Int. Security and Org., Jan. 15,
1944 ; sec, U. S. group, Dumbarton Oaks Conversa-
tions on Int. Org., Washington, 1944 ; assoc. chief,
and act. chief, temp., Div. of Int. Security and Org.,
Nov. 1, 1944 ; at $8,000 (P-8) Nov. 30, 1944 ; chief
Div. of Int. Org. Affairs, Dec. 20, 1944 ; sec. gen. and
chief tech. expert, U. S. del., United Nations Conf. on
Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; adviser on gen. prob-
lems, U. S. del., 1st part of 1st sess. of the Gen. Assem-
bly, United Nations, London, 1946 ; U. S. del., Int.
Health Conf., New York, 1946 ; married. — OA.
Sands, William Langdon, Jr. — b. Manatee, Fla., Apr.
2, 1916 ; Lee Co. High Sch. grad. ; Fla. Southern Coll.,
A.B. 1936; Columbia U. summer 1937, 1938; George-
town Sch. of For. Ser. 1939-40 ; teacher in elementary
schs. 1936—39 ; research asst., Library of Cong.,
1940—41 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. May 21, 1942 ; to the Dept
June 1, 1942 ; v.c at Corumba Aug. 14, 1942 ; 3d sec.
and v.c at Jidda Mar. 31, 1944 ; v.c. at Aden, temp.,
June 16, 1944 ; 3d sec and v.c. at Jidda Nov. 18, 1944 ;
400
REGISTER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 1946
v.c. at Dhahran, temp., Apr. 6, 1945 ; class eight May
19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ;
3d sec. and v.c. at Beirut Nov. 13, 1946.
Sanger, Richard Hailakenden. — b. Sangerfield, N. Y.,
July 22, 1905 ; St. Mark's Sch. grad. ; Harvard, B.A.
1928, M.B.A. 1931 ; analyst, Dept. of Com., 1931-32 ;
writer 1932-35 ; reporter for news service 1935-36 ;
writer for political comm. 1936-40 ; analyst, Bd. of
Econ. Warfare and For. Econ. Admin., 1941-44 ; Econ.
Warfare Div., Am. einb., London, Sept.-Dec. 1942 ;
Bd. of Econ. Warfare, Mission to Algiers, Feb.-July
1943 ; detailed to the Dept. of State May 1, 1944 ;
app. divisional asst. at $4,800 in the Dept. of State
July 1, 1944 ; asst. to adviser at $5,600 (P-6) Dec. 19,
1944 ; country specialist Sept. 16, 1945 ; mem., Special
Diplo. Mission to the Yemen. 1946 ; married. — NE.
Sannebeck, Norvelle Harrison. — b. Mexico, Mo., Sept.
18, 1909 ; George Washington, A. B. 1931, LL.B. 1938 ;
mem. of bar of D.C. ; elk., Govt, depts., 1929-30 ; app.
elk. at $1,800 in the Dept. of State Dec. 18, 1930 ; asst.
personnel officer at $2,600 Sept. 14, 1934; at $2,700
Apr. 1, 1938 ; asst. chief of recruiting and selection
section, Div. of Personnel, at $3,200 Jan. 27, 1939;
at $3,300 Oct. 1, 1941 ; divisional asst. at $3,800 (P-4)
Oct. 16, 1941; furlough for mil. ser. (U. S. Marine
Corps, maj., overseas service) Oct. 23, 1942— Dec. 6,
1945 ; exec, officer, Office of Public Affairs, CAF-13,
Dec. 6, 1945 ; asst. admin, officer, 1st part of 1st sess.
of the Gen. Assembly, United Nations, London, 1946 ;
married. — PA.
Sappington, James Coale, 3d. — b. Bazile Mills, Nebr.,
Oct. 29, 1904 ; Mt. St. Mary's Coll. grad. ; Georgetown,
B.S. 1926 ; employed in banking house and private
firms 1927-32 ; aide to dep. administrator, Nat. Recov-
ery Admin., 1933-36 ; survey dir., Bu. of Labor Sta-
tistics, 1936 ; app. econ. analyst at $3,200 in the
Dept. of State Mar. 9, 1936 ; at $3,800 Sept. 16, 1937 ;
trade discussions in Argentina and Uruguay 1938-39 ;
divisional asst. at $4,600 July 1, 1939 ; at $5,600 May
16, 1941 ; act. asst. chief, Div. of Exports and Defense
Aid, Dec. 24, 1941-Feb. 16, 1942 ; asst. chief, Office of
the Petroleum Adviser, at $6,500 Feb. 1, 1943 ; asst.
petroleum adviser Dec. 17, 1943 ; asst. chief, Commod-
ities Div., Jan. 15, 1944 ; asst. chief, Petroleum Div.,
Mar. 24, 1944 ; exec, sec, U. S. group of experts,
preliminary exploratory discussions on petroleum ques-
tions, Apr. 1944, and of U. S. del., Conversations on
Petroleum, July 1944, U^. S. and United Kingdom,
Washington ; For. Ser. officer of class five, cons., and
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Des. 19, 1944 ; 2d sec. and
cons, at London Feb. 22, 1945 ; class four May 19,
1946 ; 1st sec. at London in addition to duties as cons.
July 11, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Sappington, Newton Owen. — b. Barnesville, Ga., Nov. 19, 1898;
Piedmont Acad, grad.; Piedmont Coll., A. B. 1921; U. of N. C,
M. A. 1927; U. of Wis., Ph. D. 1932; instr. in hist, in private and
public high sens. 1921-27, 1928-29; instr. in hist., U. of Ark.,
1927-28; asst. instr., U. of Wis., 1929-32; head of dept. of hist.,
U. of Akron, 1932-46; U. S. Army 1943-46, maj.; app. research
asst., P-4, in the Dept. of State Sept. 16, 1946; married.— RE.
Sargent, Clyde Bailey. — b. Washington, D.C, Feb. 21,
1909 ; Central High Sch. grad. ; Denison U., A.B. 19d0 ;
Trinity Coll., M.A. 1932 ; Coll. of Chinese Studies
(Peiping), M.A. 1937 : Columbia U., grad. work 1938-
40 ; prof, and chni. of dept. of for. languages, Cheeloo
U. (Tsinan), 1933-41 ^ special asst. to the Am. amb.
to China and principal field representative 1942—43,
chief of research for Far East branch 1943-44, Office
of Strategic Services ; U. S. Army 1944-^6, maj., over-
seas service ; chief, United Nations Relief and Re-
habilitation Admin, mission to Korea, 1946 ; app. chief.
Biographic Information Div., Dept. of State, P-7,
Nov. 1, 1946. — BI.
Satterthwaite, Joseph Charles. — b. Tecumseh, Mich.,
Mar. 4, 1900 ; Tecumseh High Sch. grad. ; U. of Mich.,
A.B. 1923, A.M. 1924; U. S. Army 1918-19, overseas
service ; asst. in dept. of political science, U. of Mich.,
1923-24 ; elk. in Am. consulate at Stuttgart 1924-25 ;
app. For. Ser. officer unclass. and v. c. of career and
assigned to the For. Ser. Sch. Sept. 13, 1926; v. c. at
Guadalajara Apr. 25, 1927 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Mar.
11, 1929; 3d sec. at Mexico City Mar. 15, 1929; class
eight and cons May 9, 1930; sec. to Am. del.. North and
Cen. Am. Regional Radio Conf., Mexico City, 1933 ; 3d
sec. at Buenos Aires Jan. 2, 1934 ; class seven July 1,
1934 ; 2d sec. at Buenos Aires Jan. 31, 1935 ; class six
Apr. 1, 1936 ; sec. of Am. del., Inter-Am. Conf. for Main-
tenance of Peace, Buenos Aires, 1936 ; 2d sec. at Bagh-
dad June 9, 1936 ; also cons, at Baghdad June 10, 1936 ;
sec. gen. of Am. del., Int. Radio Conf. and Int. Telegraph
and Telephone Conf., Cairo, 1938 ; class five Mar. 1,
1939 ; 2d sec. at Ankara Dec. 19, 1939 ; class four May 1,
1941 ; 1st sec. at Ankara Aug. 9, 1941 ; class three
July 16, 1943 ; 1st sec. and cons, at Damascus Feb. 29,
1944 ; to the Dept. Mar. 13, 1945 ; asst. chief, Div. of
Near Eastern Affairs, Nov. 1, 1945 ; class two Dec. 17,
1945 ; adviser to U. S. mem., 4th sess. of the Council,
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Admin., At-
lantic City, N. J., 1946 ; special asst. to the dir., Office
of Near Eastern and African Affairs, May 21, 1946 ; act.
chief, Div. of Research for Near East and Africa, July
1, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class two Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married. — DRN.
Satterthwaite, Livingston Lord. — b. Oak Lane, Pa.,
Mar. 12, 1909 ; Phillips Exeter grad. ; Yale, A.B. 1931 ;
app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Jan. 28, 1932; v. c. at Mexico City
Feb. 15, 1932; For. Ser. Sch. Aug. 19, 1932; v. c. at
San Jose\ Costa Rica, Dec. 22, 1932 ; at Port Limon,
temp., May 28, 1934 ; at San Jose\ Costa Rica, Dec. 15,
1934 ; at Caracas June 12, 1937 ; class eight Mar. 16,
1939 ; to the Dept. June 30, 1939 ; class seven Aug. 16,
1941 ; asst. chief, Div. of Int. Communications, Mar.
16, 1943 ; 2d sec. and v.c. at London July 15, 1943 ;
civil air att. at London July 25, 1944 ; also at Dub-
lin Aug. 15, 1944 ; also near the Govts, of Belgium
Aug. 15-Sept. 14, 1944, Czechoslovakia Aug. 15, 1944-
Dcc. 29, 1945, Norway Aug. 15, 1944-May 31, 1945,
Poland Aug. 15, 1944-July 31, 1945, Yugoslavia Aug.
15, 1944-Mar. 24, 1945, and the Netherlands Aug. 15,
1944, all established in England ; sec. of U. S. del., Int.
Civil Aviation Conf., Chicago, 1944 ; class five May 16,
1945 ; observer, 28th Plenary Sess., Int. Commn. for
Air Navigation, London, 1945 ; adviser, U.S. del., Civil
Aviation Conf., Bermuda, 1946 ; U. S. representative,
Discussion of Int. Air Transport Policy, London, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married. —
NE.
BIOGRAPHIES
401
Saucedo, Ralph G. — b. Zacatecas, Mexico, Mar. 18,
1915 ; Am. citizen ; high sell. ; app. elk. in Am. con-
sulate at Guaymas Apr. 6, 1931 ; at Tampico Jan. 9,
1942 ; at Guadalajara Oct. 6, 1942 ; admin, asst. at
Guadalajara Feb. 10, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Saucerman, Sophia Augusta (Mrs.). — b. Gaylord,
Minn. ; Echo High Sch. ; D. of Chicago, B.S. 1919, M.S.
1923 ; research work 1923-27 ; app. asst. geographer at
$2,400 in the Dept. of State Sept. 1, 1927; at $2,600
July 1, 1928 ; at $2,700 July 1. 1928 ; at $2,900 July 1,
1930 ; asst. geographer at $3,800 Apr. 1, 1936 ; del., Int.
Geographical Cong., Amsterdam, 1938; at $4,000 Apr.
16, 1939; at $4,200 Jan. 1, 1942; at $4,400 July 1,
1943 ; asst. chief, Div. of Geography and Cartography,
Jan. 15, 1944 ; special asst. to the geographer at $4,600
(P-5) May 16, 1944. — SA-E.
Sauer, Carl A. — b. St. Paul, Minn., Dec. 30, 1901 ;
Mech. Arts High Sch. grad. ; U. of Minn., B.A. 1923 ;
U. of So. Calif., M.A. 1936 ; exec, in dept. store 1930-
35 ; teacher, Ventura Jr. Coll., 1936-42 ; dir., Centro
Colombo— Americano, Bogota, Colombia, 1942—43 ; app.
divisional asst. at $3,800 in the Dept. of State Nov. 1,
1943 ; chief of cultural inst. section, Div. of Cultural
Cooperation, at $4,600 (P-5) Sept. 1, 1944 ; program
officer Oct. 31, 1945 ; act. asst. chief, Div. of Libraries
and Insts. Jan. 1, 1946 ; asst. chief, P-7, June 30,
1946. — ILL
Saugstad, Jesse Edwin. — b. Westby, Wis., June 6,
18S6 ; Viroqua High Sch. ; St. Olaf Coll. 1903-7 ; instr.,
U. of Wis., 1910-18 ; U. S. Navy 1918-19, ensign ; ship-
ping business 1919-22 ; shipping research 1922—26, asst.
to v. pres., Merchant Fleet Corp., 1926-27, and asst. dir.
1927-29, U. S. Shipping Bd. ; special agt., Bu. of For.
and Dom. Com., 1929-35 ; app. economic analyst at
$4,600 in the Dept. of State Nov. 5, 1935 ; at $5,600
June 1, 1936 ; asst. chief, Div. of Int. Communications,
at $6,500 Aug. 29. 1938 ; consultant, Inter-Am. Mari-
time Conf., Washington, 1940 ; at $6,750 Oct. 1, 1941 ;
asst. chief, Shipping Div., Jan. 15, 1944 ; act. chief,
temp., Jan. 15, 1944 ; at $7,000 Apr. 1, 1944 ; chief,
Shipping Div., Oct. 13, 1944 ; at $8,000 (P-8) Dec. 2,
1944 ; alt., Efficiency Rating Comm., 1946- ; married. —
SD.
Savage, Carlton. — b. Salem, Oreg., Dec. 28, 1897 ;
Salem High Sch. grad. ; U. of Oreg., B.S. 1921 ; George
Washington, M.A. 1927 ; U. S. Army 1918 ; principal of
high sch. 1921-22 ; sec. to pres., and business mgr., Oreg.
State Normal Sch., 1922-26 ; app. drafting officer and
research asst. at $2,400 in the Dept. of State May 23,
1927 ; at $2,600 July 1, 1928 ; at $2,700 July 1, 1928 ;
at $3,200 June 1, 1930 ; assoc. in historical research
July 16, 1936 ; asst. historical adviser at $4,600 Apr.
28, 1937 ; act. historical adviser Apr. 16, 1937-Aug. 1,
1938 ; asst. to the counselor Aug. 1, 1938 ; at $4,800
June 1, 1939 ; at $6,500 Oct. 16, 1939 ; asst. to asst. sec.
of state Mar. 4, 1941 ; at $6,750 July 1, 1942 ; general
consultant Aug. 9, 1943 ; at $8,000 (P-8) Sept. 1, 1944 ;
asst. to the sec. of state Dec. 20, 1944 ; tech. expert,
U. S. del., United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San
Francisco, 1945 ; married. — S/GC.
Scanlan, John Joseph. — b. Washington, D.C., July 11,
1892 ; Georgetown, LL.B. 1916 ; mem. of bar of D.C. ;
app. elk. at $900 in the Dept. of State Jan. 21, 1915 ; at
$1,000 July 1, 1916 ; at $1,200 Mar. 15, 1917 ; detailed
to the N.Y. Passport Agency Apr. 6, 1917 ; elk. in Am.
emb. at Paris Jan. 31, 1918 ; v. c. at Paris May 3, 1918 ;
elk. at $1,400 in the Dept. of State Feb. 4, 1919; at
$1,600 Nov. 1, 1919 ; special asst. at $2,000 Feb. 1, 1920 ;
drafting officer at $2,500 Jan. 16, 1922 ; asst. chief, Div.
of Passport Control, Nov. 1, 1922; at $2,800 July 1,
1924 ; at $2,900 May 1, 1925 ; tech. adviser Nov. 4, 1925 ;
at $3,100 Feb. 1, 1926 ; also asst. chief, Passport Div.,
Mar. 1, 1927 ; at $3,200 Nov. 1, 1927 : at $3,400 July 1,
1928 ; at $3,500 July 1, 1928 ; at $3,800 Jan. 1, 1929 ;
at $4,200 July 1, 1930 ; at $4,600 Dec. 1, 1930 ; at $4,800
Nov. 16, 1938 ; at $5,600 July 1, 1941 ; at $5,800 Jan.
1, 1944 ; at $6,500 (P-7) Maj 16, 1944 ; married. — PD.
Scantland, Harriett A. — app. admin, asst. in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Belgrade July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; cultural
asst. at Belgrade Nov. 13, 1946.
Scarbrough, Dwight Edgar. — b. Simpson, Canada, of
Am. parents, Sept. 13, 1917; Wabasso (Minn.) High
Sch. grad. ; business sch. ; elk., Am. consulate gen.,
Winnipeg, Canada, 1938-43 ; freight representative for
transportation company 1943 ; U.S. Army 1943-46, 1st
It., overseas service ; app. admin, asst. in the For.
Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Panama Jan. 14, 1946 :
v.c. at Panama June 17, 1946 : also admin, asst. at
Panama July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Panama Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Schaetzel, J. Robert. — b. in Calif. Jan. 28, 1917 ;
Pasadena High Sch. grad. ; Pomona Coll., A.B. 1939 ;
U. of Mexico 1940 ; Harvard U. 1940—42 ; admin,
analyst, Bu. of the Budget, 1942—45 ; app. special asst.
to the dir., Office of Int. Trade Policy, Dept. of State,
at $3,800 Mar. 1, 1945; at $4,300 July 1, 1945; at
$5,180 (P-5) Sept. 28, 1945; tech. sec, U. S. del., 1st
Meeting of Preparatory Comm., Int. Conf. on Trade and
Employment, London, 1946 ; married. — ITP.
Schafer, Vivian L, (Mrs.). — b. Mandan, N.Dak. ; Man-
dan High Sch. grad. ; N. Dak. Agri. Coll., B.S. 1935,
M.S. 1937 ; U. of Wis., summer 1936 ; classification
analyst, Office for Emergency Management, 1942-44 ;
app. classification investigator at $3,200 (CAF-9) in
the Dept. of State Oct. 18, 1944 ; CAF-11 Jan. 4,
1946. — DP.
Schaffner, Martha Louise. — b. Tokyo, Japan, of Am.
parents, Nov. 17, 1916 ; Lancaster (Pa.) High Sch.
grad. ; Shippen Sch. ; Wellesley Coll. 1937 ; manuscript
reader 1937—38 ; copy reader for advertising agency
1938—42 ; writer-reporter for weekly magazine 1942-44 ;
app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to tha
Dept. Sept. 2, 1944 ; v.c. at Madras Oct. 12, 1944 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Schefer, E. Edward. — b. New York, N.Y., June 2, 1899 ;
Morristown Sch. ; Harvard, A.B. 1924 ; study in Ger-
many 1924 ; study in England 1933 ; elk., credit man
and trust solicitor for banking companies 1924-33 ;
salesman 1933-34 ; private business 1934 ; finance ex-
aminer, Public Works Admin., 1935—36 ; representa-
tive for trust company 1936—37 ; app. asst. trade
commr. at Berlin Sept. 22, 1937 ; at Manila Nov. 1,
402
REGISTER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 194 6
1938 ; For. Ser. officer unclass. July 1, 1939 ; v.c. of
career Aug. 23, 1939 ; v.c. at Manila Aug. 24, 1939 ;
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; v.c. at Batavia
Sept. 27, 1940 ; economist, Dept. of Interior, 1942-43 ;
analyst, Fed. Communications Commn., 1943-44 ; app.
research asst. at $3,800 (P-4) in the Dept. of State
Oct. 16, 1944 ; married. — PI.
Scherer, George Fulford. — b. Chicago, 111., Nov. 1,
1905 ; Groton Sch. grad. ; Yale, B.A. 1927 ; 2d It., O.R.C. ;
elk. 1927-29 ; purchasing agt. 1929-32 ; statistician,
Int. Boundary Commn., D. S. and Mexico, 1934 ; app.
elk. in Am. consulate at Ciudad Juarez Dec. 21, 1934 ;
v.c. at Ciudad Juarez Mar. 13, 1935 ; For. Ser. officer
unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. and
v. c. at Ciudad Juarez Oct. 1, 1935; For. Ser. Sch.
Dec. 4, 1936 ; v. c. at Habana Apr. 7, 1937 ; at Mexico
City Oct. 6, 1938 ; asst. to Am. commr. and sec, Agrarian
Claims Commn., U. S. and Mexico, 1939- ; at Guadala-
jara, temp., Feb. 13, 1940 ; at Mexico City Feb. 28, 1940 ;
at Ciudad Juarez May 17, 1940 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at
Bogota, temp., Feb. 5, 1941 ; to the Dept. Apr. 1, 1941 ;
class eight Aug. 16, 1941 ; class seven July 16, 1943 ;
asst. chief, Div. of Caribbean and Central Am. Affairs,
Aug. 7, 1944 ; 2d sec. and v.c. at Ciudad Trujillo Mar. 5,
1945 ; class five May 16, 1945 ; cons. May 21, 1945 ; 1st
sec. and cons, at Ciudad Trujillo May 26, 1945 ;
at Buenos Aires May 13, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Schilling, Frank Kinney. — b. Brooklyn, N.Y., Apr. 26,
1915 ; Erasmus Hall High Sch. grad. ; Ga. Sch. of Tech.,
B.S. 1936 ; field representative for credit corp. 1937-41 ;
U. S. Army 1941-45, maj., overseas service ; app. v.c.
in the For. Ser. and assigned to the Dept. Feb. 3, 1946 ;
at Stuttgart Feb. 21, 1946; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Schmidt, Daniel Henry. — b. New York. N.Y., Aug.
23, 1908 ; Evander Childs High Sch. grad. ; business-
sch. grad. ; American U. 1938- ; maj., O.R.C. ; stenog.
and elk. for exporting companies 10 yrs. ; app. elk.
at $1,620 in the Dept. of State Nov 3, 1937 ; elk.,
Cen. Am. Regional Radio Conf., Guatemala City, 1938 ;
alternate mem. 1939—40, principal mem. 1940-42 ; Local
Bd. of U.S. Civil Ser. Examiners; at $1,800 Feb. 24,
1939 ; investigating asst. at $2,000 June 1, 1940 ; elk.
Jan. 22, 1941; admin, asst. at $2,600 Aug. 1, 1941;
asst. chief of recruiting and selection section, Div. of
Personnel Supervision and Management, at $3,200
(CAF— 9) Jan. 1, 1942; asst. chief of recruiting and
selection section, Div. of Departmental Personnel, Sfjpt.
1, 1942 ; furlough for mil. ser. (U. S. Army, maj.) Sept.
4, 1942-Mar. 11, 1946 ; CAF-11 Mar. 11, 1946 ; mar-
ried.— DP.
Schmitt, Bernadotte Everly. — b. Strasburg, Va., May
19, 1886 ; Baker-Himel Sch. grad. ; U. of Tenn., A.B.
1904 ; Rhodes scholar, Oxford, B.A. 1908, M.A. 1913 ;
U. of Wis., Ph.D. 1910 ; U.S. Army 1918, 2d It. ; Gug-
genheim fellow 1927 ; instr., asst. prof., assoc. prof.,
and prof, of hist., Western Reserve U., 1910-25 ; author
of historical works, Council on For. Relations, 1926- ;
Pulitzer prize for hist., 1931 ; prof, of modern hist., U.
of Chicago 1929-46, prof, emeritus 194G- ; round
table leader, Inst, of Politics, 1925, 1932 ; editor, Jour-
nal of Modern Hist. 1929-46, prof, of diplo. hist., In-
stitut Universitaire de Hautes Etudes Internationales,
Geneva. Switzerland, 1931-32 ; with Office of Strategic
Services 1943-45 ; app. special adviser, Div. of Re-
search and Publication, Dept. of State, at $8,000 (P-8)
Apr. 19, 1945, Div. of Historical Policy Research Sept.
16, 1946 ; special adviser to sec. gen.. United Nations
Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; married. — RE.
Schmitt, Herbert Frederic Nicolaus. — b. Grand
Rapids, Mich., June 14, 1917; East Grand Rapids High
Sch. grad. ; Colgate, A.B. 1939 ; accountant for oil com-
pany 1939-40; cml. agt. for telephone company 1940-
41 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec.
In the Diplo. Ser. Mar. 20, 1941 ; v.c. at Quebec Aug. 18,
1941 ; at Bogota July 22, 1942 ; also 3d sec. at Bogota
Dec. 16, 1942 ; For. Ser. officer, staff of U.S. political
adviser on German affairs, Supreme Headquarters,
A.E.F., Oct. 23, 1944 (did not proceed to post) : fur-
lough for mil. ser. Nov. 4, 1944-May 21, 1946 ; to the
Dept. June 3, 1946 ; v.c. at Toronto Sept. 11, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Schmitter, Lyle L. — b. Richland, Iowa, May 3, 1906 ;
Richland High Sch. grad. ; William Penn Coll., B.A.
1927 ; U. of Maine, M.A. 1929 ; U. of Chicago, grad.
work 1931-32 ; l'lnstitut Universitaire de Hautes
Etudes Internationales, doctorat es sciences politiques
de l'Universite' de Geneve 1935 ; instr., Iowa Wesleyan
Coll., 1929-31 ; research asst., U. of Chicago, 1931-32 ;
econ. and statistical analyst, League of Nations 1935-
36, Interstate Com. Commn. Mar-July 1936 : assoc.
research technician, Nat. Resources Comm., July-Oct.
1936 ; econ. analyst and chief of finance section, Social
Security Bd., 1936-42 ; app. divisional asst. at $5,600
(P-6) in the Dept. of State Feb. 2, 1942 ; transferred to
the Office of For. Econ. Admin, as economist Sept. 30,
1943 ; special asst. to the Chief of the Secretariat, 1st
sess. of the Council, United Nations Relief and Rehabili-
tation Admin., Atlantic City, N. J., 1943 ; economist,
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Admin., Jan.-
Mar. 1944 ; app. foreign affairs specialist at $5,600 in
the Dept. of State Mar. 13, 1944 ; admin, sec, United
Nations Monetary and Financial Conf.. Bretton Woods,
N.H., 1944 ; asst. exec, sec, Int. Civil Aviation Conf.,
Chicago. 1944 ; documents officer. United Nations
Comm. of Jurists, Washington, 1945 ; asst. documents
officer, United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Fran-
cisco, 1945 ; married. — IC.
Schnare, Lester L. — b. Mondovi, Wis., May 15, 1884 ;
Fitzgerald (Ga.) High Sch. grad.; George Washington,
LL.B. 1913, LL.M. 1919 ; mem. of bar of D.C. ; teacher
1902-5 ; newspaper work 1905-6 ; elk. 1906-12 ; law elk.,
Bu. of Immigration, 1912-15 ; app. v. c at Shangnai
Feb. 4, 1916 ; at Canton May 19, 1917 ; at Yokohama
July 29, 1918; special asst. at $3,000 in the Dept. of
State Oct. 1, 1918 : drafting officer at $2,500 July 1,
1919 ; cons, of class seven Sept. 5, 1919 ; detailed to
Yokohama Mar. 20, 1920 ; to Kobe July 9, 1921 ; cons, at
Swatow Feb. 2, 1922 ; at Cartagena Aug. 3, 1923 ; For.
Ser. officer of class eight July 1, 1924 ; class seven Feb.
24, 1925 ; cons, at Breslau Feb. 16, 1927 ; class six July
24, 1930; at Hamburg Jan. 15, 1931; class five Oct. 1,
1935 ; cons, at Milan Dec. 7, 1935 ; sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Dec. 1. 1937 ; class four Jan. 3, 1938 ; class three
Mar. 1, 1940; cons, at Rangoon Oct. 6, 1941 (canceled) ;
cons. gen. Oct. 21, 1941 ; cons. gen. at Rangoon Oct. 31,
1941 ; at Calcutta Mar. 24, 1942 ; 1st sec. at Tehran
BIOGRAPHIES
403
Oct. 1, 1942 : to the Dept. Sept. 29, 1943 ; cons. gen.
at Rome and assigned to office of U. S. representa-
tive, Advisory Council for Italy, Aug. 26. 1944 ;
sec, office of U.S. representative, Advisory Council for
Italy, Feb. 10, 1945 : cons. gen. at Genoa Apr. 24,
1945 : class two May 16, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class
two Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Schnee, Alexander. — b. New York, N.Y., May 27,
1914 ; Staunton Mil. Acad. grad. ; Dartmouth, A.B.
1935 ; London Sen. of Economics 1933-34 ; merchan-
dising 1936-37 ; import-export business 1937 ; elk. to
cml. att., Dept. of Com., 1937-39 ; app. divisional asst.
at $3,200 in the Dept. of State Sept. 16, 1940; at $4,600
Nov. 1, 1941 ; sr. econ. analyst at Buenos Aires July
1, 1942 ; at Montreal Jan. 17, 1944 ; furlough for mil.
ser. (U. S. Marine Corps, It., overseas service) July 1,
1944-Dec. 2. 1945 ; political economist. P-6. in the
Dept. of State Dec. 3. 1945 ; married. — NWC.
Schneider, Agnes E. — b. Shamokin, Pa., May 17, 1890 ;
Shamokin High Sch. ; Boston Conservatory of Music ;
studied music in Berlin ; elk. in passport bu.. Am. emb.,
Berlin, 1916-17 ; in Am. passport dept., Spanish emb.,
1917, 1919-20 ; app. elk. in Am. emb. at Berlin July 1,
1920 : at Lisbon, temp., May 28, 1942 : at London July
3, 1942 ; v.c. at Paris Oct. 25, 1944 ; also admin, officer
at Paris May 16, 1945 : For. Ser. Staff officer of class
eight Nov. 13. 1946 : v.c. at Paris Nov. 13, 1946.
Schneider, Douglas H. — app. public affairs officer in
the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Paris July 1,
1946 : For. Ser. Reserve officer of class two Nov. 13,
1946.
Schneider, Henry John. — b. Harrison, N.J., Sept. 20,
1919 ; high-sch. grad. ; Rutgers U. 1937-38 ; U. S. Army
1939—46, maj., overseas service ; app. elk. in Am. leg.
at Reykjavik Feb. 11, 1946 : v.c. and admin, asst. at
Reykjavik July 15, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Reykjavik Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Schneider, Robert M. — b. Kankakee, 111., June 7,
1920 ; D. of Mich. A.B. ; grad. work, U. of Minn, and
George Washington U. ; U. S. Navy 1942-45, It. (jg) ;
legislative research 1945 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser.
Auxiliary and assigned v.c. at Paris July 13. 1945 ;
also admin, asst. at Paris July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Paris Nov.
13. 1946 ; married.
Schodt, Eddie William— b. Luverne, N. Dak., Dec. 12, 1914:
Baldwin Consolidated High Sch. grad.; Valley City State
Teachers Coll., B. A. 1938; U. of Colo.,.M. A. 1940, grad. work
1940-42; grad. asst., U. of Colo., 1938-42; research asst., Office of
Strategic Services, 1942; U. S. Army 1942-46, 1st It., overseas
service; app. research analyst. P-4, in the Dept. of State June 26,
1946: married.— DRE.
Schosllkopf, Walter Horton, Jr. — b. New York. N.Y.,
Sept. 13, 1911 ; schs. in France. Switzerland, and Ar-
gentina ; Phillips Andover grad. ; Yale. B.A. 1936 ; U. of
Pa. 1936-37 ; interpreter-translator, 8th Int. Conf. of
Am. States, Lima, 1938 ; For. Ser. elk. Tune-Sept. 1940 ;
app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Sept. 3, 1940 ; v.c. at Mexicali Sept. 7,
1940 ; at Ciudad Juarez Mar. 19, 1941 ; at Hamilton,
Bermuda. May 31, 1941 ; to the Dept. Oct. 8, 1941
(For. Ser. Sch. Nov. 3-Dec. 6, 1941) ; v.c. at Dakar
Dec. 3. 1941 ; also sec. at Dakar June 15, 1943 ; 3d sec.
and v.c. at Beirut Nov. 12, 1943; class eight Aug. 13,
1945 : v.c. at Montreal Mar. 27, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer
"f class five Nov. 13, 1!>46 ; married.
Schoen, Abbey. — b. New York, N.Y., Dec. 28. 1903 ;
high-sch. grad. ; N.Y.U., LL.B. 1926 ; atty. with law
firm 1SJ26-29 ; private practice 1929-35 ; representative
of Am. travel agencies in Mexico and free-lance writer,
1936-38 ; mgr. of apt. house 1939-40 ; with photo-
graphic news firm 1940-41 ; app. elk. in Am. emb. at
Mexico City Nov. 26, 1941 ; admin, asst. at Mexico
City Feb. 10, 1946: For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Schoenfeld, Hans Frederick Arthur. — b. Providence,
R.I., JaD. 31, 1889; Friends' Sch. (D.C.) ; George Wash-
ington, A.B. 1907, A.M. 1909, Law Sch. 1907-10; U. of
Caracas, Venezuela, 1910-11 ; asst. and instr. in hist.,
George Washington TL, 1907-10 ; app. cons. agt. at
Caracus Sept. 17, 1910 ; confidential elk. to the asst. sec.
of stats Jan. 4, 1912 ; app. 3d sec. of emb. at Constanti-
nople Feb. 15, 1912 ; sec. of leg., Paraguay and Uruguay,
Aug. 12, 1913; at Montevideo July 16, 1914; sec. of
emb. or leg. of class tbree by act approved Feb. 5, 1915 ;
assigned to Christiania Apr. 13, 1916; to Bucharest
Mar. 11, 1919 ; to Copenhagen, temp., Nov. 4, 1919 ; class
two Dec. 20, 1919 ; assigned to Rio de Janeiro July 29,
1920 ; class one Aug. 24, 1921 ; assigned to Vienna Oct.
22, 1921 ; as couns. of emb. at Mexico City Mar. 5, 1924 ;
For. Ser. officer of class one July 1, 1924 ; mem., Bd. of
Review, For. Ser. Personnel, 1927 ; E. E. and M. P. to
Bulgaria July 17, 1928 (canceled) ; sec. gen., Commn. of
Inquiry and Conciliation, Bolivia and Paraguay, Wash-
ington, 1929; E. E. and M. P. to Costa Rica Dec. 16,
1929 (canceled) ; resigned Mar. 1, 1930; with an int.
electrical company to July 1, 1931 ; app. E. E. and
M. P. to the Dominican Republic Aug. 1, 1931 ; to
Finland Apr. 22, 1937 ; to the Dept. June 30, 1944 ;
special asst. to the dir., Office of Wartime Econ. Affairs,
Dec. 20, 1944-Jan. 26, 1945 ; U.S. representative with
personal rank of minister at Budapest. Jan. 20, 1945 ;
E.E. and M.P. to Hungary Dec. 15, 1945 ; For. Ser.
officer of class of career minister Nov. 14, 1946 ;
married.
Schosnfeld, Rudolf Emil. — b. Washington, D.C, Jan.
25, 1895 ; Central High Sch. (D.C.) ; George Washington,
A.B. 1915 ; U. of Berne, Ph.D. 1920 ; elk., U. S. Efficiency
Commn., 1915; teacher, Nat. Cathedral Sch. for Boys,
1 yr. ; app. cons. asst. Aug. 30, 1916 ; v. c. at Ziirich
Oct. 26, 1916; at Berne Jan. 10, 1917; v. c. of career
of class three Sept. 27, 1919 ; v. c. at Berne Oct. 22,
1919 ; class two May 24, 1920 ; detailed to assist the
Am. cons. gen. attached to the office of the commr. at
Berlin July 12, 1921 ; v. c. at Berlin Nov. 15, 1921 ; class
one Feb. 26, 1923 ; cons, of class seven Dec. 19, 1923 ;
detailed to Stettin Feb. 28, 1924; to Berlin May 22,
1924 ; For. Ser. officer of class eight July 1, 1924 ; cons,
at Cologne Oct. 15, 1924 ; at La Paz Dec. 1, 1925 ; class
seven, sec. in the Diplo. Ser., and assigned also as 3d
sec. at La Paz Dec. 17, 1925 ; to the Dept. Mar. 2, 1927 ;
3d sec. at Rio de Janeiro Apr. 12, 1927 ; class six June
30, 1927 ; 2d sec. at Bogota Oct. 28 1929 (canceled) ;
class five May 9. 1930 ; 2d sec. at Budapest Jan. 9, 1931 ;
to the Dept. Sept. 9. 1932 ; class four Oct. 1, 1935 ; 1st
sec. at Stockholm Nov. 24, 1936 ; class three Jan. 3,
404
REGISTER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 1946
1938 ; 1st sec. at London July 23, 1938 ; class two Aug.
1, 1940 ; also charge" d'affaires ad interim near Govts,
of Norway and the Netherlands Aug. 14, 1940, of Poland
Sept. 19, 1940, and of Belgium Nov. 1, 1940, established
in England ; 1st sec. near the Govts, of Norway and
the Netherlands Apr. 1, 1941, Yugoslavia Sept. 5, 1941,
Czechoslovakia Oct. 7, 1941, and Greece Nov. 18, 1941,
all established in England ; couns. of emb. near the
Govts, of Poland Apr. 1, 1941 and Belgium Apr. 1,
1941-Sept. 14, 1944, Norway July 1, 1942-Dec. 20,
1944 and the Netherlands July 1, 1942-Dec. 8, 1944,
Greece Oct. 30, 1942-June 15, 1943, Yugoslavia Nov.
3, 1942-Dec. 9, 1943, and Czechoslovakia Sept. 15,
1943, all established in England ; class one July 16,
1943 ; with personal rank of minister during assign-
ment as couns. of emb. near Govts, of Belgium, Czecho-
slovakia, the Netherlands, Norway, and Poland Jan.
28, 1944; to the Dept. Jan. 29, 1945; detailed as
political adviser, U.S. del., 1st part of 1st sess. of Gen.
Assembly, United Nations, London, Oct. 2, 1946 ; For.
Ser. officer of class one Nov. 13, 1946.
Schoenrich, Edwin. — b. Baltimore, Md., Jan. 10,
1895 ; Baltimore City Coll. grad. ; business sch. ; Wash-
ington Coll., A.B. 1917; Georgetown, M.S. (For. Ser.)
1924 ; U. S. Army 1917-18 ; teacher in private sch.
1918-19 ; principal of high sch. in Porto Rico 1919-20 ;
instr., Boston U., Habana branch, Cuba, 1920—21 ;
teacher in high sch. 1921-22.; special expert, U. S. Tar-
iff Commn., 1922-24 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass. and
v. c, of career Oct. 16, 1924 ; v. c. at Valparaiso Nov. 8,
1924 ; at La Paz June 9, 1925 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Feb. 17, 1927 ; 3d sec. at La Paz Feb. 23, 1927 ; v. c. at
Arica Nov. 26, 1927 ; class eight, cons., and cons, at
Arica May 23, 1929 ; at Sarnia, temp., Oct. 29, 1929 ;
at Mazatlan Jan. 18, 1930; at Santiago, Cuba, Jan. 16,
1931 ; class seven Feb. 4, 1931 ; at Ottawa Nov. 6,
1934 ; class six Oct. 1, 1935 ; to the Dept. Oct. 17, 1935 ;
cons, and 2d sec. at Asuncifin Apr. 29. 1938 ; to the
Dept. Sept. 25, 1941 ; class five July 16, 1943 ; cons, at
Calcutta Mar. 19, 1945 (canceled) ; class four Aug. 13,
1945 ; 1st sec. and cons, at Baghdad Dec. 5, 1945 ;
For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Schott, Robert Raymond. — b. Condon, Oreg., Nov. 21,
1920 ; Salem High Sch. grad. ; U. of Oreg., B.S. 1945 ;
U. S. Army Mar.— Sept. 1943 ; app. v.c. in the For.
Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Basra Oct. 10, 1945 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Schraud, Myron Henderson. — b. Houston, Tex., Sept.
13, 1897 ; Garden Mil. Acad. ; business sch. ; U. S. Navy
1917-19 ; with railway companies 1914-17, 1919-25 ;
elk. 1925-26 ; relief agt. for railway company 1926 ;
app. elk. in Am. consulate at Piedras Negras Sept. 15,
1926 ; v. c. at Piedras Negras Nov. 25, 1927 ; at Salina
Cruz, temp., June 1, 1928 ; at Tampico Sept. 7, 1928 ;
at Monterrey Dec. 12, 1930 ; at Puerto Castilla Feb. 13,
1932; at Puerto Cortes Feb. 23, 1933; at San Luis
Potosi Nov. 24, 1937 ; at Manzanillo, temp., May 3,
1941 ; at San Luis Potosi Sept. 2, 1941 ; at Manzanillo,
temp., July 21, 1942 ; at Guaymas Nov. 2, 1943 ; at
Monterrey Feb. 20, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
nine Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Schuler, Frank August, Jr. — b. Muskegon, Mich., Apr.
15, 1908 ; Muskegon High Sch. grad. ; U. of Mich.,
A.B. 1930 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 16, 1930 ; v.c.
at Toronto, temp., Dec. 29, 1930 ; For. Ser. Sch. Aug.
8, 1931 ; v.c. at Kobe Dec. 10, 1931 ; language officer
at Tokyo Oct. 6, 1932 ; v.c. at Kobe Mar. 22, 1935 ;
3d sec. at Tokyo Oct. 25, 1937 ; class eight Apr. 1,
1939 ; v.c. at Antigua Nov. 7, 1941 ; cons. Dec. 20,
1941 ; cons, at Antigua Dec. 27, 1941 ; class seven
June 1, 1942 ; cons, at Windsor Apr. 24, 1943 ; at
Noumea Apr. 26, 1944 ; retired Sept. 27, 1944 ; chief
of Japanese section, Office of War Information, 1945 ;
transferred to the Dept. of State as head regional spe-
cialist, CAF-14, Aug. 31, 1945 ; act. asst. chief, Area
Div. V, Jan. 1, 1946 ; assoc. chief, P-8, Aug. 25, 1946 ;
married. — ADO.
Schutz, Joseph Willard. — b. Seattle, Wash., May 8,
1912; Washington-Lee High Sch. grad.; Rollins Coll.,
B.S. 1933; teacher in high sch. 1933; auditor 1934;
statistician, Fed. Warehouse, 1935-36 ; asst. mgr. of
field office, Social Security Bd., 1936-42 ; curator,
Smithsonian Inst., 1942-43 ; app. elk. in For. Ser.
Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept. July 1, 1943 ; v.c.
at Valparaiso Sept. 29, 1943 ; staff of U. S. political
adviser on German affairs, Supreme Headquarters,
A.E.F., Feb. 10, 1945 ; v.c. at Berlin Oct. 23, 1945 ;
at Bremen Mar. 6, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Tenerife Nov. 20, 1946 ;
married.
Schwan, Herman J. — app. elk. in the For. Ser. and
assigned at Shanghai Oct. 17, 1945 ; v.c. and admin,
asst. at Shanghai July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer
of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Shanghai Nov.
13, 1946.
Schwanitz, Charles V. — b. San Antonio, Tex., July 31,
1918 ; Hanover U. 1935-37 ; U. of Leipzig 1938-39 ;
correspondent and translator for private company,
Leipzig, Germany, 1938-39 ; elk. in Am. consulate at
Stuttgart 1940-41 ; correspondent for private company
1942 ; with Office of Censorship, Chicago 1942-43,
San Juan 1943-45 ; app. v.c. in the Foreign Service
Auxiliary and assigned at Warsaw Aug. 24, 1945 ;
also admin, asst. at Warsaw July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at
Warsaw Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Schwartz, Harry Hitehins. — b. Columbus, Ohio, Nov.
8, 1914 ; Columbus Acad. grad. ; Princeton, A.B. 1937 ;
bank elk. 1938-39 ; with aircraft firm 1939-40 ; app.
For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Sept. 3, 1940 ; v.c. at Vancouver Sept. 7,
1940; to the Dept. Aug. 15, 1941 (For. Ser. Sch.
Nov. 3-Dec. 6, 1941) ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Tangier
Dec. 24, 1941 ; v.c. at L^opoldville Dec. 8, 1943 ; at
Luanda, temp., June 13, 1944 ; at Leopoldville July 3,
1944 ; resigned Mar. 1, 1945 ; app. country specialist,
P-5, in the Dept. of State Oct. 2, 1945 ; married. — AF.
Schwartz, Richard Arthur Owen. — b. London, England,
July 12, 1901 ; naturalized 1944 ; schs. in England and
Germany ; George Washington U. 1944 ; elk. and ac-
countant in England 1919-25 ; sec-accountant, U.S.
Dept. of Agri., Berlin, 1925-28 ; foreign correspondent
for London bank 1928-29 ; head elk. and office mgr.,
U.S. Dept. of Agri., Berlin, 1929-39 ; transferred to
Am. emb. at Berlin 1939 ; elk. at Oslo Sept. 22, 1939 ;
at Ottawa Jan. 4, 1940 ; admin, asst., British Food
BIOGRAPHIES
405
Mission, 1942-44 ; admin, asst., Dept. of Agri.,
1944—45 ; app. asst. to agri. att. in the For. Ser. Auxil-
iary and assigned to office of U.S. political adviser on
Austrian affairs, Commanding Gen., U.S. Army Forces,
Mediterranean theater, Jan. 13, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946.
Schwarztrauber, Evelyn Mae. — b. Zion, 111., May 27,
1910 ; Waukegan Township High Sch. grad. ; Lake
Forest Coll., A.B. 1931; U. of 111., A.M. 1932; grad.
work, U. of 111. summer 1932, George Washington U.
1939, 1940 ; elk. 1933-35 ; elk., War Dept. 1935-37,
Railroad Retirement Bd. 1937-40 ; sec., Office of Co-
ordinator of Inter-Am. Affairs, 1940-42 ; business asst.
1942-43, econ. analyst 1943-45, Dept. of Com. ; app.
econ. analyst in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned
at Sydney Feb. 1, 1945 ; also v.c. at Sydney Sept. 28,
1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946.
Schweitzer, Ralph Alfred. — b. Los Angeles, Calif.,
May 19, 1922 ; South Pasadena High Sch. grad. ; U. of
Iowa, B.S.C. 1942, M.A. 1943 ; instr., U. of Iowa, 1943 j
statistician and asst. to dir. of project in engineering
education, Carnegie Foundation, 1944 ; app. elk. in the
For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept. Nov. 27,
1944 ; v.c. at Pernambuco Mar. 2, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer
unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec.
22, 1945 ; v.c. at Pernambuco Dec. 29, 1945 ; For. Ser.
officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Schwinn, Walter Kelly. — b. Red Oak, Iowa, Apr. 14,
1901 ; Red Oak High Sch. grad. ; U. of Wis., A.B.
1922 ; Harvard, A.M. 1923 ; editorial writer and assoc.
editor with newspapers 1923-43 ; chief intelligence
officer in Europe, For. Econ. Admin., 1943-45 ; trans-
ferred to the Dept. of State as intelligence officer,
CAF-15, Oct. 20, 1945 ; consultant, per diem status,
Mar. 29, 1946 ; act. special asst., Office of Public Affairs,
Oct. 9, 1946. — PA.
Scott. Albert William. — b. Lexington, Ky., Nov. 15,
1895; Manual Training High Sch. (Kansas City, Mo.)
grad. ; Kansas City Jr. Coll. 1916-17 ; U. of Grenoble
1919 ; studied accountancy ; elk. 1914-15 ; library work
1916-17; U. S. Marine Corps 1917-19; app. v. c. at
Dunfermline Jan. 30, 1920 ; at Hull Sept. 19, 1921 ; at
Leeds, temp., Aug. 9, 1926 ; at Hull Sept. 8, 1926 ; at
Basel Apr. 12, 1927 ; For. Ser. officer unclass. and v. c.
of career Apr. 27, 1927 ; v. c. at Basel May 9, 1927 ; at
Belfast Oct. 29, 1931; class eight July 1, 1934; cons.
Jan. 22, 1935 ; cons, at Belfast Jan. 24, 1935 ; at Jeru-
salem Oct. 26, 1935 ; class seven Apr. 1, 1937 ; sec. in
the Diplo. Ser. Aug. 17, 1937 ; class six Apr. 1, 1939 ;
2d sec. and cons, at Cairo Nov. 15, 1941 ; class five Oct.
20, 1942 ; cons, at Brazzaville Nov. 18, 1943 ; class
four Aug. 13, 1945 ; cons, at Palermo Jan. 23, 1946 ;
at Milan July 22, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three
Nov. 13, 1946 ; cons, at Palermo, temp., Nov. 21, 1946 ;
married.
Scott, James T. — b. Eatonton, Ga., June 5, 1885 ;
employed by steamship company ; asst. to chief of staff,
U.S. Army, In France, Holland, and Belgium during
the World War ; chief, Lithuanian Relief Mission of Am.
Relief Admin., 1919 ; in London office of U.S. Shipping
Bd. ; special representative of Bd. in Baltic States and
Russia 1922 ; in charge of Bd.'s organization in Ger-
many ; app. trade commr. at Hamburg Nov. 10, 1926 ; in
N.Y. dist. office of Dept. of Com. Aug. 6, 1931 ; cml. att.
at Copenhagen 1933-35 ; at Cairo May 21, 1936 ; For.
Ser. officer of class four July 1, 1939 ; cons, and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; cml. att. at Jidda in
addition to duties at Cairo Mar. 13, 1940 ; cml. att. at
Athens Dec. 19, 1940 (canceled) ; at Ankara, temp.,
Apr. 22, 1941 ; cons, at Beirut June 27, 1941 ; cons, at
Bombay Nov. 13, 1941 ; also for Portuguese posses-
sions in India Dec. 3, 1941 ; to the Dept. and detailed
to the Maritime Commn. Apr. 20, 1942 ; cml. att. at
Beirut Oct. 7, 1942 ; also at Damascus Dec. 1, 1942 ;
class three July 16, 1943 ; cml. att. at Panama Aug.
1, 1945 (canceled) ; at Bangkok Jan. 9, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946.
Scott, Joseph Welch. — b. Houston, Tex., Sept. 15,
1911 ; San Jacinto High Sch. grad. ; U. of Tex., B.A.
1932 ; U. of Va., M.A. 1933 ; Carnegie fellow, London
Sch. of Econ. and Political Science, cert. 1937 ; Colum-
bia U. 1937-38 ; trainee of oil company 1938-39 ; instr.,
Columbia U. 1939-40, Brooklyn Coll. 1940-41 ; research
assoc, For. Policy Assn., 1941 ; U. S. Navy 1941-45,
It. comdr. ; app. asst. on int. security, P-5, in the Dept.
of State Mar. 10, 1946 ; married. — IS.
Scott, Walter Kenneth. — b. Landover, Md., June 2,
1915 ; Central High Sch. (D. C.) grad. ; U. of Md., B.A.
1937 ; dist. mgr. for oil company 1937-42 ; U.S. Army
1942-45, It. col., overseas service ; app. chief, Div. of
Communications and Records, Dept. of State, CAF— 15,
Dec. 3, 1945 ; communications officer, Meeting of For.
Sees., Moscow, 1945 ; married. — DC.
Scott, Winfleld Harrison. — b. Alexandria, Va., Jan.
13, 1892; Business High Sch. (D.C.) grad.; Berlitz Sch.
of Languages 2 yrs. ; Georgetown U. 3 yrs. ; newspaper
work 3 yrs. ; U.S. Geological Survey 1 yr. ; U.S. Army
1917-19, 1st It. ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Alex-
andria Mar. 21, 1921 ; v. c. at Alexandria Feb. 27, 1922 ;
v. c. of career of class three Feb. 26, 1923 ; v. c. at Alex-
andria Mar. 2, 1923 ; at Bombay Nov. 28, 1923 ; class two
May 10, 1924 ; For. Ser. officer unclass. July 1, 1924 ;
to the Dept. Sept. 13, 1924; v. c. at Puerto Castilla
Apr. 22, 1926 ; to the Dept. Mar. 6, 1929 ; v. c. at Lon-
don May 1, 1929 ; class eight, cons., and cons, at Lon-
don May 23, 1929; at Bucharest Apr. 18, 1930; class
seven Feb. 4, 1931 ; at Rangoon Sept. 3, 1931 ; at Singa-
pore, temp., July 16, 1936; at Tenerife July 23, 1936;
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Aug. 17, 1937 ; to the Dept. Aug. 1,
1941 ; class six Aug. 16, 1941 ; cons, at Bombay and
Portuguese possessions in India Jan. 31, 1942 (can-
celed) ; at Paramaribo May 1, 1942; to the Dept. Mar.
12, 1943; 2d sec. and cons, at London June 14, 1943;
cons, at Bristol, temp., Feb. 5, 1944 ; at Newcastle,
temp., Mar. 6, 1944 ; at Bristol, temp., May 24, 1944 ;
at Plymouth, temp., Dec. 8, 1944 ; at London Jan. 2,
1945 ; at Cardiff, temp., Feb. 6, 1945 ; at Melbourne
Aug. 6, 1945 (canceled) ; at Suva Dec. 19, 1945; class
five May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov.
13, 1946 ; married.
Scotten, Robert McGregor. — b. Detroit, Mich., Aug.
18, 1891; Detroit U. Sch.; Yale, B.A. 1914; Harvard
Grad. Sch. 1915-16; athletic instr., Yale-in-China,
Changsha, 1914-15 ; app. sec. of emb. or leg. of class
five May 17, 1916 ; assigned to Berlin June 6, 1916 ;
class four Aug. 3, 1916 ; -to Madrid Feb. 12, 1917 ; class
three July 13, 1917; to Guatemala Oct. 14, 1919; un-
406
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assigned from Apr. 8, 1920 ; assigned to Paris Feb. 28,
1921 ; to Berlin Jan. 17, 1922 ; class two Mar. 23, 1922 ;
to Constantinople May 5, 1922 ; For. Ser. officer of class
four July 1, 1924 ; 1st sec. at Rio de Janeiro Nov. 15,
1924 ; at Asuncion May 20, 1925 ; cons. Feb. 23, 1926 ;
also cons, at Asuncion Feb. 24, 1926 ; to the Dept. Feb.
7, 1927 ; asst. chief, Div. of Current Information, June
I, 1927 ; press liaison officer, Commn. of Inquiry and
Conciliation, Bolivia and Paraguay, Washington, 1929 ;
class three May 23, 1929; 1st sec. at Paris Sept. 27,
1930 ; class two July 1, 1931 ; couns. of emb. at Santi-
ago, Chile, Apr. 4, 1934 ; at Rio de Janeiro May 23,
1935 ; at Santiago, Chile, Sept. 26. 1935 ; class one
Oct. 1, 1935 ; couns. of emb. at Rio de Janeiro June 3.
1936; at Madrid Apr. 17, 1939; app. E.E. and M.P. to
Dominican Republic Jan. 12, 1940 ; to Costa Rica Mar.
5, 1942 ; A.E. and P. to Flcuador Mar. 27, 1943 ; For.
Ser. officer of class of career minister, Nov. 14, 1946 ;
married.
Scudder, Robert Earle— b. Piqua, Ohio, Nov. 27, 1905; Piqua
High Sch. grad.; Northwestern, B. A. 1929, M. A. 1930; U. of
111., B. S. in library science 1939; asst. 1934-36, head of document
dept. 1936-41, asst. librarian 1941-46, Northwestern XL; U. S.
Army 1942-46, maj., overseas service; consultant, U. S. Office
of Education, 1946; app. chief of documentation and research
section, Div. of Libraries and Insts., Dept. of State, P-6, Sept.
19, 1946.— ILL
Scull, David H. — b. Kenosha, Wis., Nov. 20, 1914;
Mt. Vernon (N. Y.) High Sch. grad. ; Swarthmore, A.B.
1936 ; with consumers' cooperatives and various govt,
agencies 1936-39 ; personnel investigator, Treas. Dept.,
1939-41 ; admin, officer, Office of the Co-ordinator of
Inter-Am. Affairs, 1941-43 (detailed to the Dept. of
State Sept. 13-Dec. 12, 1943) ; app. admin, officer
at $4,600 (CAF-12) in the Dept. of State Dec. 13, 1943 ;
admin, officer, Div. of Science, Education, and Art, Feb.
II, 1944 ; Div. of Cultural Cooperation July 1, 1944 ;
admin, analyst June 16, 1945 ; married. — MN.
Seager, Walter Ewart. — b. Istanbul, Turkey, Apr. 18,
1907 ; naturalized 1943 ; Bootham Sch. (York, Eng-
land) grad. ; U. of London, diploma 1924 ; branch office
mgr. for tobacco firm in Turkey 1924—32 ; dir. of im-
port and export firm in Turkey 1932—35 ; cashier and
purchasing agt. for oil company in Canada 1935—42 ;
author ; U. S. Army 1942-46, maj., overseas service ;
app. intelligence analyst, P— 6, in the Dept. of State
Nov. 6, 1946 ; married. — CS.
Seamans, Harry William.— b. Burlington, Iowa, Mar. 28,
1898; Central High Sch. (St. Joseph, Mo.) grad.; Park Coll.,
A. B. 1923; Columbia, M. A. 1934; U. S. Army 1918; gen. sec. of
Pa. State Christian Assoc, Pa. State Coll., 1928-42; community
participation adviser, Nat. Housing Agency, 1942-44; chief of
employee relations branch, Office of Price Admin., 1944-45;
assoc. exec, sec, Nat. Council of Y. M. C. A., 1945-46; app.
information and liaison officer, CAF-13, in the Dept. of State
Feb. 18, 1946.— PL.
Sears, Richard, Jr. — b. Ipswich, Mass., Aug. 17, 1916 ;
St. Paul's Sch. grad. : Harvard, A.B. 1938 ; M.I.T.,
summer 1940 ; Columbia Sch. of City Planning 1940-
41 ; British Architectural Assn., London Sch. of
Planning 1938-39 ; research asst. and planning asst.,
Nat. Resources Planning Bd., 1939-42 ; U.S. Navy
1943-46, It., overseas service ; city planner with con-
sulting firm 1946 : planning analyst, City of Phila-
delphia Planning Commn.. 1946 ; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
June 14, 1946 ; to the Dept. July 1. 1946 ; 3d sec. and
v.c. at Paris July 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Seate, John Harold. — b. Cleburne, Texas, Nov. 19.
1909 ; Ft. Worth High Sch. grad. ; N. Mex. State
Teachers Coll., A.B. 1933 ; elk. 1926-30, 1934-36 ; busi-
ness mgr. and asst. editor of newspaper 1934 ; elk.,
Dept. of Com., Mar.-Sept. 1936 ; elk. 1936-42, jr. em-
ployment security analyst 1941—42, Social Security
Bd. ; admin, asst. 1942-44, admin, officer 1944-45, War
Manpower Commn. ; app. admin, asst. in the For. Ser.
Auxiliary and assigned at Pretoria Jan. 16, 1945 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Sebald, William Joseph.— b. Baltimore, Md., Nov. 5, 1901;
Baltimore Polytech. Inst.; U. S. N. A., grad. 1922; TJ. of
'Md., LL. B. 1933; U. S. Navy Japanese language course,
Tokyo, 1925-28; U. S. Navy, 1918-34, 1942-45, comdr., overseas
service; mem. of bars of D. C. and Md.; app. special asst. in the
For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to staff of act. U. S. political
adviser to the Supreme Commander for Allied Powers, Tokyo,
Dec. 3, 1945; For. Ser. Staff officer of class two Nov. 13, 1946;
married.
Seddicum, Paul Cameron, — b. Washington, D.C., Apr.
5, 1902 ; McKinley Manual Training High Sch. ; Emer-
son Inst. ; draftsman, U. S. Army, 1919-22, except 8
nros. cashier, insur. company, 1921 ; treas. and asst.
mgr. of club 1922-24 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate gen.
at Dublin Dec. 16, 1924 ; v. c. at Dublin June 6, 1925 ; at
Bristol Dec. 1, 1925 ; at Prague May 7, 1926 ; at Cardiff
July 25, 1928 ; at Southampton May 23, 1936 ; at Lon-
don Nov. 26, 1938 ; at Toronto Mar. 22, 1941 ; at Hamil-
ton, temp., Sept. 5, 1942 ; at Toronto Sept. 19, 1942 ; at
Windsor, temp., Apr. 16, 1943; at Toronto May 24.
1943 ; at Edmonton Sept. 8, 1943 ; also admin, officer
at Edmonton May 16, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class eight Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Edmonton Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Sedgwick, Cabot. — b. Boston, Mass., Feb. 6, 1913 ;
U. of Ariz., A.B. 1938, LL.B. 1941; mem. of the bar
of Ariz. ; teacher, Thomas Sch., 1935-36 ; asst. legal
investigator, Office of Price Admin., 1942—43 ; app. elk.
in For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept. Sept.
13, 1943 ; v.c. at Port-au-Prince Dec. 14, 1943 ; at Paris
Aug. 23, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Oct. 16, 1945 ; 3d sec. and
v.c. at Paris Nov. 2S, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class
six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Seeley, Jay Steward. — b. Aurora, 111., Oct. 21, 1908 ;
Nicholas Senn High Sch. grad. ; U. of 111., A.B. 1930 :
D. of Chicago, A.M. 1935, grad. work 1936-41 ; chief of
section 1942-43, chief of branch in Cairo 1944-45,
Office of Strategic Services ; U. S. Navy 1943—46. It.,
overseas service ; transferred to the Dept. 'of State as
research analyst, P-5, Oct. 1,1945 ; chief, Interpreters
and Translators Section, U. S. Mission to Observe Elec-
tions, in Greece, 1946 ; chief of British Commonwealth
section, Div. of Map Intelligence and Cartography, Nov.
3, 1946 ; married.— MI.
BIOGRAPHIES
407
Seibert, Elvin. — b. Elkhart, Ind., July 24, 1901 :
Erasmus Hall High Sch. (Brooklyn. N.Y.) ; U.S.M.A.
1920-22 (resigned) ; Columbia, A.B. 1924 ; Am. Inst, of
Banking 1925-26; Columbia D., grad. work, 1927-28;
banking 1924-26 ; master, Groton Sch., 2 terms, 1927-
28 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass. and v. c. of career
Oct. 16, 1929 ; For. Ser. Sch. Oct. 21, 1929 ; v. c. at Kobe
Mar. 26, 1930 (canceled) ; at Puerto Plata June 28,
1930 ; at Southampton June 14, 1932 ; at Shanghai Nov.
19, 1935 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Apr. 25, 1936 ; v. c. at
Hong Kong, temp.. May 6, 1937 ; v. c. and 3d sec. at
Bangkok Oct. 9, 1937 ; class eight Apr. 1, 1939 ; v. c.
and 3d sec. at Rio de Janeiro Aug. 21, 1940 ; class
seven June 1, 1942; 2d sec. and v. c. at Rio de Janeiro
Aug. 13, 1942 ; cons. Oct. 2, 1943 ; cons, at Rio de
Janeiro in addition to duties as 2d sec. Oct. 12, 1943 ;
cons, at Calcutta May 25, 1944 (canceled) ; 2d sec. and
cons, at Wellington Mar. 19, 1945; class six Aug. 13,
1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Seitelman, Max. — b. New York, N.Y., Aug. 19, 1919 ;
Seward Park High Sch. grad. ; Coll. of the City of N.Y.
1935-37 ; N.Y.U., LL.B. 1940, grad. work 1940-41 ;
mem. of bar of N.Y. ; U. S. Army 1941-45 ; app. v.c.
in the For. Ser. and assigned at Singapore Jan. 8,
1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13,
1946.
Service, John Stewart. — b. Chengtu, China, of Am.
parents, Aug. 3, 1909 ; schs. in U.S. and China ; Berke-
ley (Calif.) High Sch. grad.; Oberlin Coll., B.A. 1931;
draftsman In China 1925-26 ; bank elk. in China 1933 ;
app. elk. in Am. consulate at Yiinnanfu June 23, 1933 ;
v.c. at Yiinnanfu July 7, 1934 ; For. Ser. officer unclass.,
T.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. and v.c. at
Yiinnanfu Oct. 1, 1935 ; language officer at Peiping Oct.
5, 1935 ; v.c. at Shanghai Jan. 6, 1938 ; class eight
Nov. 16, 1939; 3d sec. at Nanking (temp, at Chung-
king) in addition to duties as v.c. at Shanghai Apr. 18,
1941 ; 3d sec. at Chungking July 1. 1942 ; class seven
Oct. 20, 1942 ; 2d sec. at Chungking Feb. 5, 1943 ; cons.
July 8, 1943 ; cons, at Kunming in addition to duties
as 2d sec. at Chungking July 14, 1943 ; class six July
16, 1944 ; class four May 16, 1945 ; to the Dept. May
19, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer, office of act. U. S. political
adviser to Supreme Commander, Allied Forces, Japan,
Sept. 7, 1945 ; 1st sec. and cons, at Wellington July 30,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Service, Richard Montgomery. — b. Chengtu, China, of
Am. parents Apr. 21, 1914 ; Shanghai Am. Sch. grad. ;
Pomona Coll., B.A. 1935; salesman for cml. firm in'
China 1935 ; elk. in Am. consulate at Foochow Nov.-
Dec. 1935 ; at Shanghai Aug. 1937 : at Chefoo 1937-38 ;
app. v.c. at Tsingtao Oct. 26, 193S ; at Chefoo, temp.,
Apr. 29, 1940 ; at Tsingtao Sept. 19, 1940 ; resigned
Apr. 11, 1941 ; app. elk. at $1,440 in the Dept. of State
Sept. 25, 1941 ; at $2,000 Dec. 17, 1941 ; divisional asst.
Feb. 16, 1942 ; at $3,200 July 16, 1942 ; att. at Chung-
king and v.c. at Kunniin? Jan. 25, 1943 ; v.c. at
Kweilin, temp., May 21, 1943 ; at Kunming, temp.,
Nov. 6, 1944 ; at Chengtu, temp., Jan. 4, 1945 ;
For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Dec. 22. 1945 ; v.c. at Tsingtao Dec. 29,
1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Sethian, Robert D.— b. Aleppo, Syria, Nov. 29, 1906; natural-
ized 1944; Coll. Champagnat High Sch. (Aleppo) grad.; Am. IT.
of Beirut, B. B. A. 1934; U. of Mich., M. A. 1942, Ph. D. 1943;
Grad. Inst, of Int. Affairs, Geneva, summer 1944; instr., Am. U.
of Beirut, 1934-38; research worker, U. of Mich., 1940-43; U. S.
Army 1943-45, overseas service; app. research analyst, P-5, in the
Dept. of State Dec. 26, 1945.— DRN.
Setser, Vernon Gridley. — b. Douglas Co., Mo., Apr. 5,
1902; Missoula Co. (Mont.) High Sch. grad.; U. of
Mont, B.A. 1925 ; U. of 111., M.A. 1926 ; U. of Pa., Ph.D.
1935 ; instr., U. of Mont., 1927-28 ; park historian, Nat.
Park Service, 1933-36 ; asst. and assoc. archivist
1936-38, chief of div. of reference, 1938-42, The Nat.
Archives ; sr. historian, War Dept., y.942^5 ; app. di-
visional asst. at $4,800 (P-5) in the Dept. of State
June 1, 1945 ; cml. treaty specialist July 1, 1945 ; P-6
Aug. 25, 1946 ; married. — CP.
Severe, Marc L. — b. Wright Co., Iowa, June 14, 1891 ;
Sioux City High Sch. ; business sch ; Morningside Prep.
Sch. and Coll. 5 yrs. ; elk. 1911-13 ; in Govt, depts.
1914-16 ; elk., navy yard at Norfolk, 1916-17 ; app. elk.
at $900 in the Dept. of State June 20, 1917 ; at $1,000
Oct. 3, 1917 ; elk. in Am. emb. at Paris May 6, 1918 ;
v.c. at Paris Apr. 15, 1919 ; at Mexico City Aug. 30,
1941 ; at Montreal May 26, 1945 ; v.c. and admin, asst.
at Sao Paulo July 24, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class seven Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Sao Paulo Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Sexton, Helen Randolph. — b. Halifax, Nova Scotia,
of Am. parents ; Halifax Acad. grad. ; business sch. ;
Dalhousie U., B.A. 1929 ; Wellesley, M.S. 1931 ; Colum-
bia U., grad. work 1931—32 ; dir. of physical education,
in hospital 1932-41, Punjab U. (India) 1941-42 ; sec.
for U. S. Army Forces in India 1942—43, for com-
manding gen. 1943^4 ; app. v.c. in the For. Ser. Auxil-
iary and assigned at Calcutta Oct. 11, 1945 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Shackleton, Walter D. — app. admin, officer in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Bombay July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Reserve officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; act. public
affairs officer at Bombay Nov. 13, 1946.
Shaffer, Alice Christine. — b. Chicago, 111. ; Vermilion
Acad. grad. ; Earlham Coll., A.B. 1928 ; U. of Chicago.
M.A. 1935 ; home economist with charity org. society
1928—31 ; case worker with associated charities 1931—
32 ; research worker, Social Science Research Coun-
cil, U. of Chicago, 1932-34 ; case work supervisor, Dept.
of Public Welfare, Cincinnati, 1933-35 ; field work
instr., U. of Chicago, 1935-39 ; unofficial observer for
Dept. of Labor, 1st Child Cong., El Salvador, 1943 ;
app. chief of social welfare branch, Div. of Int. Labor,
Social, and Health Affairs, Dept. of State, at $5,600
(P-5) Nov. 20, 1944. — ILH.
Shafferman, Robert William. — b. Grafton, W.Va.,
Nov. 1, 1910 ; Grafton High Sch. grad. ; embalming
sch. grad. ; Southeastern U. 1936-37 ; National U. Law
Sch. 1938-40 ; Columbus U., degree in fed. accounting
1942 ; act. chief and chief of section, Treas. Dept.,
1936-42 ; admin, asst., Office for Emergency Manage-
ment, 1942-43 ; U.S. Army 1943 ; chief of section,
Office of War Information, 1943-46 ; transferred to the
Dept. of State as chief of audit section, Div. of Fi-
nance, CAF-11, Aug. 31, 1945 ; married. — DF.
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Shahady, Edward Joseph. — b. Brooklyn, N. Y., Feb.
19, 1907 ; Laredo High Sch. grad. ; U. of Tex., LL.B.
1930 ; mem. of bar of Tex. ; atty. 1930-42 ; app. special
asst. in the Dept. of State July 1, 1942 ; at La Paz,
Bolivia, Aug. 17, 1942 ; at Asuncion June 25, 1943 ;
services terminated June 9, 1944 ; app. econ. analyst
at San Salvador Aug. 21, 1944 ; also admin, officer at
San Salvador July 1, 1946; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class eight Nov. 13, 1946 ; eccn. analyst at San Salvador
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Shaner, Maurice Painter. — b. Chester Co., Pa., June
7, 1898 ; high-sen. and business-sch. grad. ; George
Washington, LL.B. 1926 ; mem. of bar of D. C. ; elk.,
Am. Mining Cong.,««1920-21 ; sec, law elk., and special
disbursing officer, Dept of State, 1922-26 ; sec. to Am.
commr., Gen. Claims Arbitration, 1926-31 ; field ex-
aminer, U.S. Veterans' Admin., 1932-33; special agt.,
Dept. of Interior, 1933-34 ; atty., U.S. Maritime
Commn., 1934-38; counsel for U.S., Dept. of State,
1940^3; app. atty. at 56,000 (P-6) in the Dept. of
State Apr. 13, 1943 ; at $6,650 July 1, 1945 ; asst. to
legal adviser Sept. 1, 1943 ; married. — Le.
Shanley, Frederick Raymond. — b. New Haven, Conn.,
Dec. 8, 1884 ; high-sch. grad. ; Yale, Ph. B. 1906 ; pres.
1927-32, special partner 1935-39, management en-
gineers firms ; deputy regional administrator, Civil
Works Admin., Fed. Emergency Relief Admin., and
Works Progress Admin., 1932-35 ; admin, analyst, Bu.
of the Budget, 1939-43 ; chief of branch, War Dept.,
1943-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as chief of
stock control section, Office of For. Liquidation, CAF-
13, Oct. 20, 1945 ; chief of acquisitions branch,
CAF-14, May 5, 1946 ; married. — OFLC.
Shantz, Harold. — b. Rochester, N.Y., Jan. 10, 1894 ;
East High Sch. grad. ; U. of Rochester, B.Sc. 1915 ; news-
paper corr. ; asst. sec. in chamber of com. 1915 ; U. S.
Army 1916-18, 1st It. ; export dept. of mfg. company
1919-21 ; app. v. c. of career of class three Oct. 26,
1921 ; v. c. at Calcutta Dec. 14, 1921 ; class two Feb.
26, 1923 ; class one Nov. 23, 1923 ; cons, of class seven
June 3, 1924 ; For. Ser. officer of class eight July 1,
1924 ; cons, at Toronto July 7, 1924 ; at Niagara Falls,
temp., Nov. 2, 1925 ; at Toronto Nov. 9, 1925 ; at Hong
Kong Dec. 30, 1925 ; class seven June 30, 1927 ; class six
May 23, 1929 ; cons, at Singapore May 18, 1931 ; class
five July 1, 1931 ; For. Ser. officer in the leg. at Mon-
rovia July 15, 1932 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 19,
1932 ; cons, and 2d sec. at Monrovia Aug. 4, 1932 ; cons,
at Barcelona Nov. 30, 1932 ; at Oporto, temp., May 6,
1933 ; 2d sec. at Prague, temp., July 15, 1933 ; cons, at
Nairobi Sept. 19, 1933 ; For. Ser. officer at Moscow
Feb. 9, 1934 ; cons, at Moscow Feb. 12, 1934 ; 2d sec.
at Moscow Jan. 25, 1935 ; class four and 1st sec. Oct. 1,
1935 ; cons, at Athens Dec. 30, 1935 ; also 1st sec. at
Athens June 11, 1936 ; cons. gen. and cons. gen. at
Athens in addition to duties as 1st sec. June 17, 1936 ;
class three June 16, 1938 ; also cons. gen. for Italian
Islands of the Aegean Sept. 26, 1938 ; cons. gen. and
1st sec. at Helsinki Jan. 7, 1939; 1st sec. at London
Apr. 15, 1941 ; cons. gen. at Lagos Apr. 13, 1942 ; class
two July 16, 1943 ; couns. of emb. near the Govt, of
Yugoslavia established in Egypt Dec. 23, 1943-Oct. 21,
1944, and near the Govt, of Greece established in
Egypt Dec. 23, 1943 ; at Athens Oct. 21, 1944 ; near the
Govt, of Yugoslavia established in Egypt, temp., Nov.
16, 1944 ; at Belgrade Feb. 14, 1945 ; class one Dec. 17,
1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class one Nov. 13, 1946.
Shapiro, Alvin.— b. New York, N. Y., Mar. 28, 1920; New
Utrecht High Sch. grad.; Brooklyn Coll., B. A. 1940; U. of Chi-
cago, M. A. 1941; econ. fellow, Brooklyn Coll., 1941; economist,
For. Econ. Admin., 1942-44; U. S. Navy 1943^46; app. geog-
rapher, P-4, in the Dept. of State July 22, 1946.— IFI.
Share, William Edward. — b. Corning, N.Y., Sept. 23,
1895 ; Corning Free Acad. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ;
Columbus U., LL.B. 1927 ; language sch. in France
1917-19, in Germany 1922-23; U.S. Army 1917-20,
overseas service ; mem. of bar of D.C. ; sr. admin,
officer, Veterans' Admin., 1924-46 ; app. att. in th«
For. Ser. and assigned at Paris Sept. 17, 1946 ; For.
Ser. Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Sharp, Frederick Dent, 3d.— b. Fort Sill, Okla., Sept. 3, 1918;
Hoosac Sch. grad.; Bard Coll., B. A. 1940; with bank in Buenos
Aires 1940^42; U. S. Army 1942-45, 1st It., overseas service; app.
For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. June 3, 1946; to the Dept. June 17, 1946; 3d sec. and v. c.
at Mexico City July 12, 1946; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov.
13, 1946; married.
Sharpe, Charles Farquharson Stewart. — b. Winnipeg,
Canada, Oct. 21, 1907 ; naturalized 1936 ; Horace
Mann Sch. for Boys grad. ; Columbia, A. B. 1928,
M. A. 1931, Ph. D. 1938; instr. in geology, Columbia
U., 1933-35 ; soil conservationist and act. section chief,
Soil Conservation Ser., 1935-43 ; consultant, Pa.
Turnpike Commn., 1940 ; act. chief of section 1943-44,
geographer and editor 1944-45, Office of Strategic
Services ; transferred to the Dept. of State as geogra-
pher, P-5, Oct. 1, 1945 ; married. — OCL.
Shaw, George Price. — b. Pittsburg, Kans., Sept. 15,
1892 ; Colo. Springs (Colo.) High Sch. ; business-sch.
grad. ; private tutor ; studied law ; railway work 1909-
10 ; lumberman 1912 ; sec, and purchasing agt. 1914—
16; asst. examiner (legal), U.S. Shipping Bd., 1916,
1919 ; U.S. Naval Reserve Force 1917-18, ensign ;
app. v. c. of career of class three May 24, 1920 ; v. c. at
Tampico Nov. 29, 1920; class two May 26, 1922; at
Puerto Cortes Dec. 22, 1922; class one Feb. 26, 1923;
cons, of class seven Dec. 19, 1923 ; cons, at Puerto
Cortes Dec 22, 1923 ; For. Ser. officer of class eight
July 1, 1924 ; cons, at Tegucigalpa Oct. 22, 1924 ; class
seven Aug. 31, 1925 ; class six May 17, 1928 ; cons, at
San Luis Potosf Apr. 12, 1929 ; class five July 1, 1931 ;
at Ciudad Juarez Aug. 13, 1935 ; class four Oct. 1, 1935 ;
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Aug. 17, 1937 ; claHs three Jan. 3,
1938 ; cons, at Mexico City June 1, 1938 ; class two
Aug. 1, 1940 ; also 1st sec. at Mexico City Nov. 1, 1941 ;
to the Dept. June 3, 1942 ; asst. chief, Div. of For. Ac-
tivity Correlation, Mar. 8, 1943 ; couns. of emb. at
Quito Nov. 4, 1944 ; For. Ser. officer of class two Nov.
13, 1946 ; married.
Shaw, John Freeman.— b. Moline, 111., Jan. 8, 1915; Sioux
Falls (S. Dak.) High Sch. grad.; Sioux Falls Coll., B. A. 1935; U.
of Pa., M. B. A. 1937; econ. analyst, Dept. of Com. 1938-41, War
Production Bd. 1941-43; liaison officer, Lend-Lease Admin., 1943;
U. S. Navy 1943-46, It.; app. country specialist, P-4, in the Dept.
of State Jan. 18, 1946; married.— CP.
BIOGRAPHIES
409
Shaw, Robert Wetherby. — b. Minneapolis, Minn., Feb. 20,
1917; West High Sch. grad.; George Washington, B. A. 1940,
M. A. 1942; statistical elk., Dept. of Labor, 1941; econ. analyst,
Dept. of Com., 1941-42, 1946; T7. S. Marine Corps 1942-45; app.
economist, P-4, in the Dept. of State May 23, 1946.— A-C.
Shea, Frank R. — app. public-affairs officer in the For.
Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Bucharest July 1, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Reserve officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946.
Sheehan, Robert McDonald. — b. Stoneham, Mass.,
Sept. 10, 1911; Georgetown, B.S. (For. Ser.) 1937;
representative in West Africa for petroleum corp.
1938-40; app. For. Ser. elk. Nov. 19, 1940; v.c. at
Martinique Dec. 10, 1940 ; at Algiers Dec. 30, 1942 ;
elk., staff of U.S. mem., Advisory Council, Allied Con-
trol Commn. for Italy Dec. 20, 1943-Mar. 31, 1944 ;
v.c. at Palermo Jan. 5, 1944 ; For. Ser. officer unclass.,
v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Apr. 27, 1946 ;
v.c. at Lyon June 3, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six
Nov. 13, 1946.
Shenefield, Hale Thurel — b. Sidney, Ind., Apr. 15, 1902;
South Whitley High Sch. grad.; U. of Mich., A. B. 1924, M. A.
1928; Am. U. 1941-44; instr. in govt., U. of Toledo, 1928-29; sec,
Commn. of Publicity and Efficiency, Toledo, 1929-33; dir. of
financing and purchasing in co. govt. 1933-34, co. auditor 1934-39;
field representative, Brookings Inst., 1940-41; exec, sec., Joint
War Production Comm., 1941-43; asst. treas. for econ. research
org. 1943-14; dir. of div., Pa. Economy League, 1944-45; app. asst.
chief, Dir. of Lend-Lease and Surplus War Property Affairs,
Dept. of State, P-7, Oct. 26, 1945; married.— LP.
Sherer, Albert William, Jr.— b. Wheaton, HI., Jan. 16, 1916;
AshevOle (N. C.) Sch. grad.; Yale, A. B. 1938; Harvard, L. L. B.
1941; mem. of bar of HI.; atty. in law firms 1940, 1945-46; U. S.
Army 1941-45, capt., overseas service; app. For. Ser. officer un-
class., v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. June 3, 1946; to
the Dept. June 10, 1946; 3d sec. and v. c. at Tangier July 18, 1946;
For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946; married.
Sheridan, James W. — b. New York, N. Y., Aug. 7,
1904 ; Fordham Prep. Sch. grad. ; Nat. U., A. B. 1936 ;
Am. U. Sch. of Public Affairs 1937-38 ; special asst.,
Nat. Emergency Council, 1934—36 ; admin, asst., Presi-
dent's Comm. on Admin. Management 1936, Surplus
Marketing Admin. 1940-41 ; chief of Admin. Div.,
Exec. Office of the Pres., 1941-42 ; head of org.
analysis, Office of War Information, 1942-45 ; trans-
ferred to the Dept. of State as chief of analysis section,
Div. of Budget and Finance, CAF-13, Aug. 31, 1945,
Div. of Budget Nov. 21, 1945 ; married. — DB.
Sherman, John Andrew Tuck. — b. London, England,
of Am. parents, Apr. 26, 1890 ; Royal Athenaeum, Ant-
werp, Belgium, 1902-7 ; with firm of commn. merchants
in Antwerp 1907-14 ; sec. in London 1914-15 ; in charge
of for. trade dept. (London office) of Am. bank 1916 ; sec.
of Am. chamber of com. in London 1917-18 ; with Lon-
don headquarters of A.E.F. 1918-19 ; in private business
1919-26 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Bern Apr. 6,
1926 ; at Bern Aug. 2, 1926 ; v.c. at Vienna, temp., Apr.
30, 1938 ; at Bern July 5, 1938 ; at Luxembourg July 14,
1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Sherrerd, James Harold. — b. Wood River, Nebr., May
24, 1905 ; Wood River High Sch. grad. ; business sch. ;
George Washington, A. B. 1932, grad. work 1932-34;
mgr. of dept. for oil company 1926-28 ; elk., Dept. of
Com., 1930-32, Dept. of Agri., 1932-33 ; a:sst. to chief
of mail analysis, Exec. Office of the Pres., 1933-43 ;
admin, analyst, Office of War Information, 1943-45 ;
transferred to the Dept. of State as admin, analyst,
CAF-11, Aug. 31, 1945; married. — DB.
Shields, Eleanor May. — b. Monterey, Calif., Aug. 2,
1900 ; San Diego High Sch. grad. ; elk., hardware
company 1919-23, oil company 1923-30, for hotel in
Tokyo July-Oct. 1930 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate
gen. at Tokyo Nov. 1, 1930 ; at Mexico City, Mar. 5,
1934 ; at Peiping May 24, 1937 ; at Santiago Nov. 22,
1942 ; at Copenhagen Sept. 1, 1945 ; admin, asst. at
Copenhagen Feb. 10, 1946 ; at Nanking June 30, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946.
Shields, John Robert.— b. Rosendale, N. Y., June 2, 1911;
Kingston High Sch. grad.; Columbia U., 1930-32; Columbus U.
1939-40; sports writer and correspondent for newspapers 1928-39;
associate editor of business paper 1939-40; editor of newspaper
1940-41; editor, Office of Coordinator of Inter-Am. Affairs, 1941-
43; U. S. Army 1943-45, overseas service; transferred to the Dept.
of State as newswriter, CAF-9, Aug. 31, 1945; editor Apr. 21,
1946; CAF-11 June 30, 1946.— INP.
Shields, Robert Lawrence.- — b. Passaic, N.J., Feb. 2,
1915 ; U. of Ala., B.A. 1938, M.A. ; U. of Iowa, Ph.D.
1941 ; asst. in Romance languages, U. of Ala., 1937-38 ;
asst. in Spanish, U. of Iowa, 1938-41 ; instr. in Spanish,
Agri. and Mech. Coll. of Tex., 1941-43 ; assoc. prof, of
Spanish, Madison Coll., 1943—45 ; work on newspaper
1943-45 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and as-
signed to the Dept. Feb. 27, 1945 ; v.c. at Reynosa June
27, 1945 ; at Merida, temp., Mar. 14, 1946 ; at Reynosa
Apr. 13, 1946 ; at Mexico City June 23, 1946 ; also
admin, asst. at Mexico City July 1. 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at
Mexico City Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Shillock, John Christopher, Jr. — b. Portland, Oreg.,
Nov. 29, 1906 ; Washington High Sch. grad. ; Reed Coll.,
B.A. 1928 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass. and v. c. of
career Oct. 16, 1929 ; For. Ser. Sch. Oct. 21, 1929 ; v. c.
at Buenos Aires Mar. 26, 1930 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
and v. c. at La Paz June 17, 1933 ; also 3d sec. at La Paz
June 5, 1935 ; 3d sec. at Santiago, Chile, Nov. 27, 1935 ;
class eight June 1, 1937 ; cons. June 17, 1937 ; cons, at
Lisbon June 23, 193S ; class seven Nov. 16, 1939 ; 2d
sec. at Lisbon, temp., June 18, 1940 ; 2d sec. and cons,
at Tangier Feb. 20, 1941 ; at Lima Feb. 6, 1942 ;
at Ottawa May 25, 1944 ; class six May 16, 1945 ;
For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Shinkwin, Charles A. — app. space planning analyst,
CAF-9, in the Dept. of State June 17, 1946 ; head of
unit, CAF-11, Nov. 3, 1946. — CS.
Shipley, Milford Argyle. — b. Washington, D.C., July
1, 1900 ; Cen. High Sch. ; elk., War Dept. 1917-18, Dept.
of Interior 1918-20 ; app. elk. at $900 in the Dept. of
State Aug. 7, 1920; at $1,000 Feb. 7, 1921; at $1,100
Jan. 1, 1923; at $1,200 Oct. 1, 1923; at $1,440 July 1,
1924 ; at $1,500 Mar. 1, 1925 ; at $1,560 Mar. 1, 1927 ;
at $1,680 July 1, 1928; at $1,800 Aug. 1, 1928; at
$2,000 July 1, 1930 ; at $2,100 Aug. 1, 1936 ; at $2,200
Apr. 16, 1939 ; at $2,300 Nov. 9, 1940 ; at $2,400 July
1, 1942; admin, asst. at $2,600 Sept. 16, 1943; chief
410
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of paraphrasing unit, Div. of Communications and
Records, at $3,200 (P-3) Aug. 1, 1944 ; divisional asst.,
P-4, Oct. 20, 1946. — DC.
Shipley, Ruth Bielaski (Mrs.) — b. Montgomery Co.,
Md. ; Business High Sen. (D.C.) grad. ; elk., Patent Of-
fice, 1903-9 ; app. elk. in the Dept. of State Aug. 25,
1914; at $1,200 July 1, 1916; at $1,400 June 16, 1917;
at $1,600 May 1, 1918; at $1,800 Mar. 1. 1919; special
asst. at $2,000 Jan. 1, 1920; drafting officer at $2,500
Mar. 1, 1921 ; mem., Bd. of Review, 1922-27 ; at
$2,800 July 1, 1924 ; asst. chief. Office of Coordination
and Review, July 6, 1924; at $3,000 Nov. 1, 1924; at
$3,200 May 1, 1925 ; at $3,500 Feb. 1, 1926 ; mem., Bd.
of Review for Efficiency Ratings, July 11, 1927-May 15,
1928 ; chief, Passport Div., June 1, 1928 ; at $3,600 July
1, 1928; at $4,600 July 1, 1928; del., Conf. for the
Codification of Int. Law, The Hague, 1930; at $4,800
July 1, 1930; at $5,000 July 3, 1930; at $5,600 Dec. 1,
1930; at $6,000 Nov. 13, 19" ', ; at $6,500 Sept. 1.
1939 ; at $6,750 Apr. 1, 1942 ; at $8,000 (P-8) Aug.
16, 1943. — PD.
Shivers, Forrest.— b. Sparta, Ga., Feb. 25, 1918; Sparta High
Sch. grad.; Emory U., A. B. 1939; asst. to supt. of hospital 1940-
41; U. S. Army 1941-46, capt., overseas service; app. For. Ser.
officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. June 14,
1946; to the Dept. June 26, 1946; v. c. at Singapore July 19, 1946;
For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Shockley, William Penn, Jr. — b. Dover, Del., May
16, 1900 ; Milford High Sch. grad. ; Peddie Inst. ; private
tutors abroad ; elk. in bank in Genoa, Italy, 5 yrs. ;
app. elk. in Am. consulate gen. at Genoa Aug. 1, 1927 ;
at Turin Oct. 17, 1927 ; v.c. at Turin Apr. 11, 1928 ;
at Rome Apr. 15, 1930 (canceled) ; at Leghorn July 12,
1930 ; at Rome, temp., May 1, 1935 ; at Leghorn July
16, 1935 ; at Malta, temp., June 11, 1936 ; at Leghorn
Jan. 4, 1937 ; at Goteborg Apr. 7, 1937 ; at Dresden
June 13, 1938; at Nice July 19, 1941 (canceled) ; elk.
at Lisbon Nov. 1. 1941 ; v.c. at Lisbon Mar. 2, 1943 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class eleven Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Shohan, Charles J. — transferred to the Dept. of State
as chief of miscellaneous commodities section, Office
of For. Liquidation, CAF-14, Oct. 20, 1945 ; adviser
on food and agriculture programs, P-7, June 30,
1946.— IR.
Sholes, Walter Henry. — b. Brooklyn, N.Y., Feb. 17,
1883 ; Central High Sch. (D.C.) ; Emerson Inst. ; Cor-
coran Scientific Sch. ; Columbian Coll. (now George
Washington U.) ; Mech. Engineering Sch., Berlin, Ger-
many, 1 yr. ; studied law ; D.C. Nat. Guard ; newspaper
corr. and editor 1903-10 ; app. cons, at Aden Aug. 19,
1911; at Nantes Sept. 1, 1913; cons, of class seven by
act approved Feb. 5, 1915 ; cons, at St. Michael's Mar. 2,
1915; at Berne Sept. 17, 1915; detailed to the Dept.
Feb. 26, 1917 ; class six Sept. 11, 1917, and cons, at
Nuevo Laredo ; at Goteborg Mar. 10, 1919 ; class five
Sept. 5, 1919 ; observer, Int. Maritime Cong., Goteborg,
1923 ; For. Ser. officer of class six July 1, 1924 ; class
five June 2, 1926 ; cons, at Trieste June 9, 1926 ; at Brus-
sels Apr. 17, 1930 ; class four May 9, 1930 ; cons. gen.
Dec. 16, 1936; cons. gen. at Milan Dec. 19, 1936; sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Aug. 17, 1937; cons. gen. at Lyon
Apr. 26, 1940 ; at Basel Mar. 31, 1941 ; class three May
16, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Shreve, Mary Fairfax. — b. Washington, D.C. ; Jeffer-
son High Sch. (Falls Church, Va.) grad. ; business-sch.
grad. ; Coll. of William and Mary, A.B. 1935 ; George
Washington D. Law Sch. 1940- ; elk.-stenog. and sec,
Am.-Turkish Jt. Claims Commn., 1935-37 ; elk., Vet-
erans' Admin., 1937-38; sec. and asst. to Am. Mixed
Claims Commn., U.S. and Germany, 1938-41 ; app. elk.
at $1,620 in the Dept. of State July 1, 1941 : at $1,800
Dec. 1, 1941 ; divisional asst. at $2,000 Feb. 1, 1943 ;
at $2,600 Oct. 1, 1943 ; at $2,700 Apr. 1, 1945 ; at
$3,090 July 1, 1945; at $3,640 (P-3) July 12, 1945;
P-4 Aug. 25, 1946. — IR.
Shubert, Leonard B. — app. press officer in the For.
Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Rio de Janeiro July 1,
1946 : For. Ser. Staff officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Shullaw, J. Harold. — b. Peoria, 111., Dec. 5, 1916 ;
Wyoming Community High Sch. grad. ; Knox Coll.,
B.A. 1938; Catholic U., M.A. 1940; grad. work. D.
of Minn., 1939-41 ; teaching asst., U. of Minn., 1939-
41 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Mar. 20, 1941 ; v.c. at Windsor
Mar. 25, 1941 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Cairo Mar. 23,
1942 ; v.c. at Jidda June 18, 1942 ; also 3d sec. at Jidda
Oct. 10, 1942 ; to the Dept. Nov. 11, 1943 ; v.c. at Port-
of-Spain Mar. 23, 1944 (canceled) ; 3d sec. at Pretoria
July 6, 1944 ; class eight May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer
of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Shults, Lucy Anna. — b. Wayland, N.Y., June 2, 1906 :
high-sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ; stenog. and asst.
to purchasing agt. for tool mfg. corp. 1924-35 : oik..
Veterans' Admin., 1935-36 ; app. elk. at $1,440 in the
Dept. of State Mar. 2, 1936 ; elk., office of U'.S. politi-
cal adviser on German affairs, Supreme Headquarters,
A.E.F., Dec. 30, 1944 ; personnel officer at Berlin Oct.
15, 1945 ; admin, asst. at Berlin Feb. 10, 1946 : For.
Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946.
Shumaker, Loch. — b. Virden, 111., Feb. 15, 1910 ; Com-
munity High Sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ; U. of
111., B. S. 1932 ; George Washington, LL. B. 1934 ;
mem. of bar of D. C. ; guide, U. S. Capitol, 1933-36 :
elk., Dept. of Labor, 1936 ; elk. 1936-42, chief of unit
and asst. chief accountant- 1942-43, Dept. of Agri. ;
asst. chief of branch, Office of Price Admin., 1943-45 ;
chief of div.. Office of War Information, 1945 ;
transferred to the Dept. of State as fiscal officer, CAF-
12, Aug. 31, 1945.— DF.
Shuman, Florence Jean. — b. New Rochelle, N.Y., Aug.
1, 1916 ; Hunter Coll., B.A. 1937 ; Columbia Law Sch.,
LL.B. 1940; research asst. 1938; law practice 1940-
42 ; asst. editor of legal manuscript, Columbia Law
Sch., 1942 ; atty., Treas. Dept., 1942-45 ; app. econ.
analyst in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at
London Feb. 26, 1945 ; also admin, asst. at London
July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov.
13, 1946 ; econ. analyst at London Nov. 13, 1946.
Shurtok, Bertha. — b. in Poland, Feb. 24, 1910 ; natu-
ralized 1927 ; high-sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ;
BIOGRAPHIES
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Brooklyn Coll., B.A. 1934, grad. work 1937-39 ; Hunter
Coll. grad. work; Coll. of the City of N.Y. 1937-39
stenog. 1928-30, 1932-33 ; secretary 1935-41 ; elk.
Fed. Communications Commn., Mar.— Oct. 1941 ; elk.
Coordinator of Information, 1941-42 ; research tech
nician, Office of Strategic Services, 1942-45 ; app
admin, asst. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned
in office of U.S. political adviser, staff of Supreme
Allied Commander, Mediterranean theater, Jan. 3,
1945 ; admin, asst. at Vienna Aug. 16, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Snuttack, Stephen Joseph. — b. Nesquehoning, Pa.,
Apr. 21. 1902 ; Nesquehoning High Sch. grad. ; Lafa-
yette Coll. 1921 ; Georgetown U. 1928 ; with construc-
tion company 1921-22 : elk., steamship line 1922-25,
iron foundry 1925-26. retail store 1926-27 ; app. elk.
in Am. leg. at Tirana July 5, 1928 ; at Dublin Dec. 16,
1935; at London June 7. 1941; at Managua Dec. 15,
1942 ; at Belgrade Aug. 28, 1945 ; admin, asst. at
Belgrade Feb. 10, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
eleven Nov. 13, 1946 : married.
Sias, Garrett Kerr. — b. Tonkers, N. Y., Sept. 19, 1909 ;
Riverdale Sch. grad. ; Princeton, B. S. 1932 ; life insur.
and real estate salesman 1932-37 ; assoc. editor and
managing editor of magazines 1937-41 ; writer 1941-
42 ; news editor and section chief, Office of War In-
formation, 1942-46; transferred to the Dept. of State
as chief of section, CAF-12, Aug. 31, 1945; news
editor May 20, 1946 ; chief of special articles section,
Int. Press and Publications Div., CAF-13, July 28,
1946 ; married. — INP.
Siebens, Allen C. — app. v.c. in the For. Ser. and as-
signed at Harbin Jan. 25. 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer
of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Sigmond, Frithjof Carl. — b. Zumbrota, Minn., Apr.
26, 1883 ; Stavanger (Norway) High Sch. grad. ; busi-
ness sch. in Norway ; elk. 1905-10 ; app. messenger in
Am. consulate at Stavanger Sept. 23, 1910 ; v. and dep.
eons, at Stavanger Aug. 16, 1911 ; at Bergen Nov. 6,
1914 ; v. c. at Bergen by act approved Feb. 5, 1915 ;
resigned June 14, 1917 ; app. v. c. at Stavanger May 8,
1919; at Bergen, temp., Oct. 29, 1926; at Stavanger
Dec. 22, 1926; at Bergen, temp., Juue 2, 1930; at
Stavanger June 27, 1930; at Stockholm May 3, 1933;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class nine Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Silberstein, Joseph Aaron.— b. New York, N. Y., Dec. 22, 1918;
Morris High Sch. grad.; Coll. of the City of N. Y., B. A. 1938;
elk. in War Dept. 1940-12; U. S. Army 1942-46, 1st It., overseas
service; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in
the Diplo. Ser. June 14, 1946; to the Dept. July 1, 1946; 3d sec.
and v. c. at Bogota July 19, 1946; For. Ser. officer of class six
Nov. 13, 1946; married.
Silver, Solomon. — b. Philadelphia, Pa., Nov. 16, 1914;
Simon Gratz High Sch. grad.; Temple, B.S. 1941;
statistician and admin, analyst, Office of Lend-Lease
Admin, and For. Econ. Admin., 1941-45 ; econ. ana-
lyst, Dept. of Com., 1946 ; app. admin, analyst, CAF-
12, in the Dept. of State Oct. 14, 1946 ; married. — MN.
Silver, Warren A. — b. Savannah, Ga., Dec. 8, 1914; Franklin
(N. Y.) High Sch. grad.; Linton House Sch., London; Columbia,
719707° — 47 27
LL. B. 1940; mem. of bar of D. C; field examiner, Nat. Labor
Relations Bd., 1941-42; U. S. Army 1942-46, capt., overseas
service; app. research asst., P-4, in the Dept. of State Mar. 5,
1946; country specialist, P-5, July 28, 1946.— ES.
Sintering, Chauncey Lloyd. — b. Washington, D.C.,
Sept. 22, 1899 ; high-sch. grad. ; George Washington Law
Sch. 1918-19; Columbia U. 1920-21; stenog. in Dept.
of Agri. 1918-24, in private firm 1924-26 ; asst. to cotton
buyer 1926-27 ; stenog., Int. Radiotelegraph Conf., 1927 ;
sec. 1927-32; elk., Dept. of State, 1932-33; in Comp-
troller's Office, Agri. Adjustment Admin., 1933-34 ; elk.
in Am. emb. at Moscow Feb.-June 1934 ; app. sec. at
$2,600 in the Dept. of State Aug. 22, 1934; at $3,200
June 1, 1936 ; admin, asst. Nov. 16, 1936 ; economic
analyst at $3,800 Sept. 16, 1937 ; divisional asst. July
14, 1939 ; at $4,600 May 5, 1941 ; admin, asst. to the
Advisory Mission to India at $5,000 Apr. 3, 1942 ;
divisional asst. in the Dept. of State at $4,600 June 6,
1942 ; at $5,600 Dec. 21, 1942 ; special asst., Allied
Control Commn. for Italy, Dec. 8, 1943 ; detailed to
the Dept. Apr. 10, 1944 ; exec, officer. Office of Econ.
Affairs. Dept. of State, at $5,600 Oct. 23, 1944, Office
of Int. Trade Policy Jan. 26, 1945 ; act. exec, sec, U. S.
section, Anglo-Am. Caribbean Commn., Apr. 9, 1945 ;
exec. sec. at $6,500 (P-7) May 26, 1945 ; sec, 2d West
Indian Conf., St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, 1946, 3d
sess., Caribbean Tourist Conf., Brooklyn, N. Y., 1946. —
AACC.
Simmes, Orlando A. — b. Olney, 111., Feb. 9, 1896 ;
Rushville (Ind.) High Sch. grad.; Xavier IL, B.C.S.
1922 ; Georgetown 1922-23 ; U.S. Army 1917-19, over-
seas service ; mgr. of for. dept. of corp. 1927-32 ; spe-
cial asst. to deputy administrator, Nat. Recovery Act,
1933—36 ; procedure planner and consultant 1936—41,
management analyst 1941-42, chief admin, analyst
1942-45, Farm Security Admin. ; app. management
consultant at $6,500 (CAF-14) in the Dept. of State
Apr. 7, 1945 ; act. chief, Div. of Management Planning,
July 17, 1945-June 25, 1946; married. — MN.
Simmons, John F. — b. Orange, N.J., Jan. 3, 1892 ;
Pingry Sch. grad.; Princeton, A.B. 1913; teacher in
England and Switzerland 1913-15 ; with mfg. firm 1916 ;
app. elk. in Am. consulate at Vienna Sept. 15, 1916;
v. c. at Vienna Jan. 19, 1917 ; at Paris July 13, 1917 ;
at Vienna Aug. 13, 1919 ; v. c. of career of class
three May 24, 1920 ; v. c. at Paris Nov. 5, 1921 ; class
two Nov. 17, 1921; class one May 26, 1922; cons, of
class seven Mar. 1, 1923 ; class six Dec. 19, 1923 ; For.
Ser. officer of class seven July 1, 1924 ; cons, at Riga
June 6, 1925; class six Aug. 31, 1925; to the Dept.
June 13, 1927; class five Aug. 24, 1927; asst. chief,
Visa Office, June 1, 1928 ; chief, Visa Office, Feb. 1,
1929 ; class four Oct. 16. 1929 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
June 4, 1930; 1st sec. at Mexico City June 13, 1930;
class three July 1, 1931 ; For. Ser. officer to the Am.
consulate at Cologne June 11, 1932 ; cons. gen. June
28, 1932; cons. gen. at Cologne July 5, 1932; to the
Dept. Nov. 13, 1933; chief, Visa Div., Feb. 12, 1934;
class two Oct. 1, 1935 ; cons. gen. and couns. of leg. at
Ottawa Dee. 27, 1937 ; class one Nov. 16, 1939 ; couns.
of emb and cons. gen. at Rio de Janeiro June 11, 1941 ;
to the Dept. May 3, 1944 ; A. E. and P. to El Salvador
Sept. 21, 1944 ; For. Ser. officer of class of career
minister Nov. 14, 1946 ; married.
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Simonpietri, Andre Christophe. — b. Richmond, Va.,
July 23, 1911 ; Benedectine Mil. Coll. grad. ; Univer-
sita Urbana, Rome, A.B. 1930, M.A. 1932, Ph.D. 1935 ;
Universita Gregoriana, Rome, S.T.B. 1935 ; U. of Md.
1936-37 ; instr. in French and Spanish, U. of Md.,
1936-37 ; area representative for publishing company
1937-38 ; act. head of European hist, dept., Washing-
ton Coll. of For. Ser., 1938-40 : asst. to sec. 1938, sec.
1939, organizing comm., and editor 1939-40, 15th Int.
Cong, of Architects, Washington ; asst. and exec. asst.
to sec. gen. 1939-41 and asst. editor 1941-42, 8th Am.
Scientific Cong., Washington ; del. and representative
of Pan Am. Inst, of Geog. and Hist., Consultation on
Geodesy, Topographic Maps, and Aeronautical Charts,
Washington and Mexico City, 1943, 2d Pan Am. Con-
sultation on Geography and Cartography, Rio de
Janeiro, 1944, and United Nations Conf. on Int. Org.,
San Francisco, 1945 ; app. special adviser, P-6, in the
Dept. of State Dec. 12, 1945 ; asst. to sec. gen., 1st
meeting of Interim Council, Montreal, 1945, and chief
of interpreters, 1st assembly, Montreal, 1946, Provi-
sional Int. Civil Aviation Org. ; sec, meeting of Exec.
Comm., Mexico City, 1946, and adviser and sec. of U.S.
del., 4th Gen. Assembly, Caracas, 1946, Pan Am. Inst,
of Geog. and Hist. ; married.- — MI.
Simpson, Arthur Abraham.— b. Detroit, Mich., Aug. 16, 1913;
Manual Arts (Los Angeles) High Sch. grad.; Los Angeles City
Coll., A. A. 1936; U. of Nevada, A. B. 1938; U. of Calif., grad.
work 1939; Dept. of Com. 1942; with War Production Bd. 1942-43;
with Office of Price Admin. 1942-45; app. econ. analyst in the
For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Hong Kong Nov. 26, 1945.
For. Ser. Staff officer of class eight Nov. 13, 1946.
Simpson, Robert Smith. — b. Arlington Co., Va., Nov.
9, 1906; Western High Sch. (D.C.) grad.; U. of Va..
B.S. 1927, M.S. 1928 ; Cornell U., LL.B. 1931 ; Columbia
U. 1931-32 ; mem. of bar of Va. ; research asst., Social
Science Research Council, 1932-33 ; special labor ad-
viser 1933, jr. administrator 1933-34, Nat. Recovery
Admin. ; asst. mgr. for roofing company 1934-35 ; instr.
1935-37, asst. prof. 1937-42, U. of Pa. ; mem. of secre-
tariat, World Textile Conf., Washington, 1937 ; chief,
Allied Nations section, War Shipping Admin., 1942-43 :
app. divisional asst. at $4,600 in the Dept. of State Mar.
8, 1943 ; chief of int. labor org. branch, Div. of Labor
Relations, at $5,600 May 1, 1944 ; att. in the For. Ser.
Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept. Nov. 30, 1944 ; att.
at Brussels Jan. 17, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; labor att. at Brussels Nov.
13, 1946 ; married.
Sims, William Harold. — b. Sparta, Tenn., Aug. 22,
1910; White High Sch.; Tenn. Polytech. Inst. 1929;
Georgetown Sch. of For. Ser. 1931-32; George Wash-
ington U. 1932-33 ; employed by private firms until
1931 ; with For. Affairs Committee, House of Repre-
sentatives, 1931-34 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Bar-
bados June 29. 1934 ; v. c. at Barbados July 22, 1936 ;
elk. in leg. and v. c. at Bogota Dec. 30, 1936 ; v. c. at
Fort William and Port Arthur, temp., Aug. 30, 1937 ;
at Pernambuco Sept. 20, 1937 ; at Natal Feb. 28, 1941 ;
at Luanda Feb. 12, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c.
of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Mar. 14, 1945,
qualified Mar. 26, 1945; eons. May 21, 1945; cons, at
Luanda May 30, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class six
Nov. 13, 1946,
Simsarian, James. — b. Union City, N.J., May 19,
1907; Pasadena (Calif.) High Sch. grad.; U. of Calif,
at Los Angeles, B.A. 1930 ; Columbia, M.A. 1934, LL.B.
1937, Ph.D. 1939; atty., U.S. Housing Authority,
1938-41 ; chief counsel of rent dept., Office of Price
Admin. ; secretariat, United Nations Comm. of Jurists,
Washington, 1945 ; app. divisional asst. at $5,600 (P-6)
in the Dept. of State Apr. 17, 1945 ; asst. sec. of comm.,
United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ;
act. asst. chief, Div. of Econ. Security Controls, temp.,
Sept. 1, 1945 ; asst. chief, P-7, Nov. 21, 1945 ; special
asst. to U. S. del. Inter-Allied Reparation Agency,
Brussels, 1946 ; adviser, Conf. on German-owned Pat-
ents Outside Germany, London, 1946 ; married. — ES.
Sinclair, Chet Eubank. — b. Hampton, Va., Sept. 28,
1909 ; Hampton High Sch. grad. ; U. of Wis. 1929-31 ;
tutor in German ; jr. scientific aide, Nat. Advisory
Comm. for Aeronautics, 1927-29 ; sec, Inst, of the
Aeronautical Sciences, 1933—43 ; mem. of secretariat,
5th Int. Cong, for Applied Mechanics, Cambridge,
Mass., 1938 ; U.S. Army 1942-44 ; sr. econ. analyst,
Dept. of Justice, 1944—45 ; app. economist at $5,180
(P-5) in the Dept. of State Aug. 13, 1945 ; married. —
IR.
Sipes, John William. — b. Washington, D. C, Oct. 29,
1919; Lee-Jackson (Va.) High Sch. grad.; George
Washington, A. B. 1941, Law Sch. 1941-42 ; George-
town U. Law Sch. 1946- ; personnel elk., Exec. Office
of the Pres., 1940-42 ; U. S. Navy 1942-45, It., over-
seas service ; transferred to the Dept. of State as
placement officer, CAF— 7, Aug. 31, 1945 ; recruitment
and placement officer, CAF-9, Apr. 3, 1946 ; divisional
asst., P-4, July 1, 1946 ; married. — ESC.
Siracusa, Ernest Victor. — b. Coalinga, Calif., Nov. 30,
1918 ; Huntington Beach Union High Sch. grad. ; Fuller-
ton Jr. Coll., A.A. 1938 ; Stanford, B.A. 1940 ; shipping
elk. for steel company 1940-41 ; elk. in Am. consulate
gen. at Mexico City July 1-July 15, 1941 ; app. For. Ser.
officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Mar. 20, 1941, qualified July 16, 1941 ; v.c. at Mexico
City July 16, 1941 ; also 3d sec. at Mexico City Nov. 1,
1941 ; v.c. at La Ceiba Mar. 25, 1943 ; furlough for mil.
ser. June 3, 1945-Mar. 15, 1946 ; to the Dept. Mar. 15,
1946 ; v.c. at Tijuana Apr. 11, 1946 ; class eight May
19, 1946 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Guatemala June 19, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Skartvedt, Enoch William. — b. Canton, S.Dak., July
23, 1902 ; Canton High Sch. grad. ; St. Olaf Coll., A.B.
1923 ; U. of Minn. 1928-29 ; instr. in high schs. 1923-
25 ; supt. of schs. 1925-28 ; asst. instr., U. of Minn.,
1929-30 ; elk. 1930, business asst. 1930-37, special
agt. 1937-42, econ. analyst 1942-45, Bu. of For. and
Dom. Com. ; app. econ. analyst in the For. Ser. Auxil-
iary and assigned at Caracas June 30, 1945 ; For. Ser.
Reserve officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Skewes, Jeanne R. (Mrs.). — app. admin, asst. in the
For. Ser. and assigned at Saigon Oct. 31, 1946 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; public
affairs asst. at Saigon Nov. 13, 1946.
Skora, George W — b. Weimar, Tex., Aug. 23. 1914 ;
Tucson (Ariz.) High Sch. grad. ; U. of Ariz., B.A. 1935,
M.S. 1936 ; gen. mgr. and salesman for shoe and leather
store 1930-38 ; elk., Soil Conservation Service, 193S-42 ;
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413
agri. examiner, U.S. Civil Service Commn., Apr.-Sept.
1942 ; statistician, Office of Price Admin., 1942--14 ;
app. v.c. at Medellin May 20, 1944 ; also admin, asst.
at Medellin July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1940 : v.c. at Medellin Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Skouland, Helen J. (Mrs.). — b. Ashcroft, Canada, of
Am. parents, Oct. 22, 1898 ; King Edward High Sen.
(Vancouver) grad. ; business sch. ; elk., insur. com-
pany 1918-19, steamship company 1921-23, mfg. com-
pany 1923-28, cml. corp. 1929-31, corp. in Japan
1931-36 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Kobe Aug. 3,
1936 ; at Tokyo Aug. 1, 1939 ; at London Nov. 16,
1942 ; admin, asst. at London Feb. 10, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class eleven Nov. 13, 1946.
Slavens, Stanley Goodrich. — b. Cincinnati, Ohio, Oct.
5, 1903; Main Ave. High Sch. (San Antonio, Tex.)
grad. ; U. of Tex., A.B. 1925, M.A. 1926 ; U. of Paris
1926; O.R.C. 1927-37, 2d It.; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass. and v. c. of career May 17, 1928 ; For. Ser. Sch.
May 21, 1928 ; v. c. at Lagos Oct. 10, 1928 (canceled) ;
at Tegucigalpa Jan. 14, 1929 ; at Puerto Cortes, temp.,
Aug. 25, 1930 ; at Buenos Aires Dec. 18, 1930 ; at Bagh-
dad Jan. 2, 1934 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Jan. 15, 1934 ;
also 3d sec. at Baghdad Jan. 24, 1934 ; v. c. at Tokyo
May 22, 1936; at Yokohama, temp., Dec. 12, 1936; at
Tokyo Jan. 6, 1937 ; class eight June 1, 1937 ; cons, and
cons, at Tokyo June 17, 1937-Dec. 7, 1941 ; class seven
Nov. 16, 1939 ; cons, at Osaka Jan. 11, 1941 (can-
celed) ; to the Dept. June 3, 1942; 2d sec. and cons, at
Habana Sept. 14, 1942 ; cons, at Torre6n Aug. 21, 1943 ;
class six May 16, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Slichter, Sumner Huber. — b. Madison, Wis., Jan. 8,
1892 ; U. of Munich, 1910 ; U. of Wis., A.B. 1913, M.A.
1914; U. of Chicago, Ph.D. 1918; U.S. Army 1918,
2d It. ; author ; instr. in econ., Princeton, 1919-20 ;
asst. prof, of econ. 191!0-25, prof. 1925-30, Cornell U. ;
mem. of staff, Brookings Inst., 1925-30 ; prof, of busi-
ness econ. 1930-40, Lamont prof. 1940-, Harvard ;
mem., Social Science Research Council, 1935-38 ; chm.
of research advisory bd., Comm. for Econ. Development,
1942- ; app. adviser, Div. of Labor Relations, Dept. of
State, May 5, 1944, Div. of Int. Labor, Social, and
Health Affairs Nov. 10, 1944 ; married. — ILH.
Smale, William Apsley. — b. Beloit, Wis., Apr. 17,
1896; San Diego (Calif.) High Sch. grad.; business
sch. ; De Paul U. Law Sch. 1915-16 ; U. of 111. 1916-17 ;
asst. to mgr. of company 1915-16 ; U. S. Army 1917-19,
2d It. ; 2d It., O.R.C. ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at
Mexican Feb. 23, 1919 ; v. c. at Mexican Apr. 3, 1919 ;
at Nogales Oct. 4, 1920 ; at Habana Mar. 2, 1921 ; at
Matanzas Mar. 30, 1923; at Habana July 14, 1923;
v.c. of career of class three Oct. 6, 1923 ; v.c. at
Habana Oct. 12, 1923 ; at Nassau Mar. 26, 1924 ; For.
Ser. officer unclass. July 1, 1924 ; v. c. at Montreal
June 10, 1927 ; class eight, cons., and cons, at Montreal
May 17, 1928 ; at Guaymas Dec. 4, 1929 ; class seven
July 24, 1930 ; cons, at Ensenada Nov. 7, 1930 ; class
six Oct. 1, 1935 ; sec. In the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 1, 1937 ;
cons, at Cork Sept. 14, 1938 ; class five Aug. 16, 1941 ;
class four May 16. 1945 ; cons, at Mexicali Jan. 24,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Small, George W. — app. elk. in the For. Ser. and
assigned to the Dept. Apr. 21, 1941 ; at Peiping May
17, 1941 ; at Chungking July 1, 1942 ; at Karachi Feb.
23, 1943 ; v.c. at Bombay Nov. 12, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class thirteen Nov. 13, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Dec. 1, 1946.
Smith, Bromley K. — b. Muscatine, Iowa, Apr. 21,
1911 ; Zimmern iDst. Sch., Geneva, Switzerland, 1930 ;
Institut des Hautes F.tudes Internationales, Paris, 1931-
32 ; Stanford, A.B. 1933 ; research and investigation
work for code authority 1934-35 ; newspaper reporter
1935-38 ; news editor 1938^0 ; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Sept. 3, 1940 ; v. c. at Montreal Sept. 7, 1940 ; to the
Dept. Aug. 15, 1941 (For. Ser. Sch. Nov. 3-Dec. 6,
1941) ; 3d sec. and v. c. at La Paz, Bolivia, Dec. 26,
1941 ; class eight Mar. 1, 1945 ; asst. press officer, U.S.
del., United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco,
1945; 3d sec. and v.c. at Caracas May 25, 1945 (as-
signment as v.c. canceled) ; to the Dept. Oct. 21, 1946;
information officer, Office of the Sec. of State, Oct. 31,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married. — S.
Smith, Charles William, Jr. — b. Marionville, Mo.,
Dec. 27, 1904 ; Gallatin High Sch. grad. ; Park Coll.,
A.B. 1925 ; U. of Mich., M.A. 1928 ; U. of Wis., Ph.D.
1934 ; instr. in political science, Ind. U., 1928-30 ;
instr. in hist., Rutgers U., 1934-36 ; asst. prof, of
political science, U. of Ala., 1936-42 ; assoc. prof, of
political science, U. of Ky., 1942-43 ; prof, of hist, and
political science, Park Coll., 1944 ; app. public-opinion
analyst at $3,800 in the Dept. of State Jan. 11, 1945 ;
at $4,300 July 1, 1945; at $5,180 (CAF-12) Aug. 6,
1945 ; married. — PL.
Smith, Donald Harrison. — b. Kansas City, Mo., June
1, 1917 ; Santa Rosa High Sch. grad. ; Georgetown,
B.S. (For. Ser.) 1939, M.A. 1942; tutor in France;
sec. to mem. of Cong. 1939-41 ; app. v.c. at Rio de
Janeiro July 17, 1942 ; at Montevideo Jan. 2, 1943 ;
resigned Dec. 31, 1943 to enter the armed services ;
app. v.c. and admin, asst. at Ciudad Trujillo Sept. 3,
1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13,
1946 ; v.c. at Ciudad Trujillo Nov. 13, 1946.
Smith, Donald William. — b. Washington, D.C., Feb.
24, 1906 ; Washington Prep. Sch. grad. ; George Wash-
ington U. 1924-25, 1926-27; studied under private
tutor in Japan 1933-35 ; elk., Dept. of Labor 1925-26,
Dept. of Com. 1926-27 ; elk. to trade commr. at Singa-
pore 1927-29 ; app. asst. trade commr. at Singapore
July 1, 1929 ; at Tokyo July 1, 1933 ; trade commr. at
Batavia June 11, 1935 ; in Bu. of For. and Dom. Com.
July 11, 1938 ; asst. cml. att. at Tokyo Dec. 14, 1938 ;
For. Ser. officer of class seven July 1, 1939 ; cons, and
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; to the Dept. Apr.
14, 1941 (detailed to the Dept. of Com. Mar. 24,
1944-) ; special disbursing officer on exchange ves-
sel Oripsholm 1943 ; cml. att. at Stockholm Mar. 30,
1945 ; class five May 16, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class
four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Smith, Durand. — b. Lake Forest, 111., Aug. 19, 1902 ;
Northwestern, B.A. 1925 ; Cambridge, B.A. and M.A.
1927 ; reporter for newspaper in England 1927-28 ;
travel consultant in Paris 1929 ; treasurer for mfg.
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company 1930-42; U.S. Navy Mar.-Oct. 1942, It.;
liaison officer, Office of Lend-Lease Admin, and For.
Econ. Admin., 1943-44 ; app. asst. to the adviser, War
Areas Econ. Div., Dept. of State, at $4,600 (P-5) Feb.
1, 1945 ; commodity specialist July 14, 1946. — IR.
Smith, Edward F.— b. St. Albans, Vt., Sept. 7, 1892; Hill Sch.
grad.; Yale, B. A. 1915; asst. to pres. of railroad company 1920-28;
v. pres. and pres. of trust company 1929-42; U. S. Army 1942-46,
col., overseas service; app. dir., Fixed Installations Div., Office of
For. Liquidation, Dept. of State, CAF-14, Mar. 6, 1946; act.
deputy field commr. Apr. 22, 1946; monetary specialist, CAF-13,
June 16, 1946; married.— OFLC.
Smith, Edwin L. — b. Hamburg, Ark., June 26, 1915;
Hamburg Consolidated Sch. grad. ; Ouachita Coll. 1932-
33; Southeastern U., LL.B. 1939; statistical elk.,
Treas. Dept., 1936-39; app. For. Ser. elk. Sept. 25,
1939 ; in Am. emb. at Moscow Nov. 3, 1939 ; v.c. at
Moscow Nov. 1, 1941 ; at Algiers Apr. 5, 1944 ; asst. to
country specialist, P-4, Feb. 13, 1946 ; country spe-
cialist, P-5, Dec. 1, 1946. — AF.
Smith, Ethelbert Talbot. — b. Goshen, N.Y., July 21,
1892; Trinity Chapel Sch.; Trinity Coll., A.B. 1913;
Columbia U.. LL.B. 1916; mem. of bars of N.Y. and
Conn. ; teacher in high sch. 1913-16 ; physical dir., Ca-
thedral Choir Sch., 1915-16; law practice 1915-17,
1919-21 ; TJ. S. Army 1917-19, capt., overseas service ;
app. v. c. of career of class three Oct. 26, 1921 ; v. c. at
Tientsin Dec. 14, 1921; class two Feb. 26, 1923; at
Berlin Apr. 27, 1923 ; class one Nov. 23, 1923 ; cons, of
class seven June 3, 1924 ; For. Ser. officer of class eight
July 1, 1924 ; cons, at Konigsberg Aug. 12, 1925 ; at
Berlin Sept. 12, 1925 ; at Hamburg Mar. 16, 1926 ; class
seven Dec. 19, 1929 ; cons, at Bergen Feb. 16, 1931 ; at
Milan June 30, 1932; class six July 1, 1934; cons, at
Dundee Dec. 7, 1935 ; at Nairobi Aug. 17, 1937 ; sec. in
the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 1, 1937 ; class five Aug. 16, 1941 ;
cons, at Asmara Jan. 7, 1942 ; also for Ethiopia Apr.
18, 1942 ; cons, at Durban Mar. 10, 1943 ; class four
Nov. 16, 1943 ; cons, at Accra July 17, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class three Nov. 13. 1946; married.
Smith, Grant K. — app. elk. in the For. Ser. and as-
signed to the Dept. Feb. 10, 1946 ; v.c. at Buenaven-
tura, temp., Feb. 28, 1946 ; at Bogota Mar. 11, 1946 (to
proceed after temp, detail) ; also admin, asst. at
Buenaventura July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Buenaventura,
temp., Nov. 13, 1946.
Smith, H. Gerald. — b. Kingston, Ont., Canada, of
Am. parents, Sept. 26, 1906; St. Joseph's Prep. Sch.
grad. ; St. Joseph's Coll., A.B. 1927 ; Georgetown, M.S.
(For. Ser.) 1930, grad. work 1935 ; George Washington
TJ., grad. work 1933-34 ; divisional asst. 1930-34 and
sectional chief 1934-37, Pan Am. Union ; app. economic
analyst at $3,200 in the Dept. of State July 16, 1937 ;
sec. to Am. del., 8th Int. Conf. of Am. States, Lima,
1938 ; divisional asst. at $3,800 July 1, 1939 ; sec, 8th
Am. Scientific Cong., Washington, 1940 ; at $4,600
Feb. 16, 1941 ; detailed to Habana to assist in trade-
agreement negotiations Sept.-Dec. 1941 ; at $5,600
Sept. 1, 1942 ; asst. chief, Div. of Cml. Policy, Feb. 14,
1944; at $6,500 (P-7) Sept. 27, 1944; tech. officer,
U. S. del., Inter-Am. Conf. on Problems of War and
Peace, Mexico City, 1945 : adviser, U.S. del., 3d Inter-
Am. Conf. on Agri., Caracas, 1945 ; assoc. chief, Div. of
Cml. Policy, P-8, Nov. 5, 1945 ; special asst. to the
asst. sec. of state for Am. republic affairs Oct. 20, 1946 ;
married. — A— Br.
Smith, Hawley Lester. — b. Clifton, 111., Dec. 27, 1895 ;
Drury Acad. grad. ; U. of 111., B. A. 1920 ; U. S. Army
1916-19, 1st It., overseas service ; with bank 1920-22,
1926-35 ; with publishing company 1922-26 ; mgr. of
advertising firm 1935-42 ; U. S. Navy 1942-44, It.
comdr., overseas service ; app. chief of section, Div. of
For. Ser. Admin., Dept. of State, P-5, Apr.' 12, 1946. —
FA.
Smith, Henry Gaymer.— b. Whitewater, Wis., May 29, 1911;
Hinsdale (111.) High Sch. grad.; Johns Hopkins, B. S. 1932; with
fed. and state govt, agencies 1932-35; chief of unit, Resettlement
Admin., 1935-36; dept. head for automobile mfg. company
1936-39; systems representative for office equipment mfgr. 1939-42;
chief of unit, War Production Bd., Apr.-Nov. 1942; chief of
admin, analysis staff, Bd. of Econ. Warfare, 1942-44; security
officer, For. Econ. Admin., 1944-45; transferred to the Dept. of
State as security officer, CAF-13, Oct. 20, 1945; married.— OFLC.
Smith, Henry Lee, Jr. — b. Morristown, N. J., July 11, 1913;
Oilman Country Sch. grad.; Princeton, A. B. 1935, M. A. 1937,
Ph. D. 1938; lecturer in English, Barnard Coll., 1938-40; instr. in
English, Brown U., 1940-42; director of radio program 1939-41;
U. S. Army 1942-46, maj.; app. asst. chief, Div. of Training
Services, Dept. of State, P-6, June 1, 1946— FSS.
Smith, Henry Turner. — b. Athens, Ga., Dec. 30, 1914 ;
Lanier High Scb. (Macon) grad.; University System of
Ga., B. C. S. 1940 ; U. S. Army 1933-34 ; elk. 1935-40 ;
app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in
the Diplo. Ser. Sept. 3, 1940 ; v.c. at Matamoros Sept. 9,
1940 ; to the Dept. Aug. 15, 1941 (For. Ser. Sch. Nov. 3-
Dec. 6, 1941); v.c. at Port Lim6n Dec. 3, 1941;
3d see. and v.c. at Habana Dec. 15, 1943 (canceled) ;
to the Dept. July 24, 1944 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Moscow
Feb. 1, 1945 ; class eight Mar. 1, 1945 : v.c. at Vladivos-
tok Dec. 26, 1945 ; class seven May 19, 1946 ; 2d sec.
and v.c. at Moscow July 30, 1946 ; sec. at New Delhi
Sept. 10, 1946; For. Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Smith, Horace Harrison. — b. Xenia, Ohio, Oct. 30,
1905 ; Central High Sch. grad. ; Swarthmore, A.B. 1927 ;
cml. traveler in Europe 1925 ; conductor of student
tours in Europe 1927 ; bank employee 1928 ; app. For.
Ser. officer unclass. and v. c. of career Oct. 24. 1928 ;
For. Ser. Sch. Nov. 5, 1928 ; language officer at Peking
Mar. 26, 1929; v. c. at Canton June 18, 1931; class
eight July 1, 1934 ; cons. Jan. 22, 1935 ; cons, at Can-
ton Jan. 24, 1935; at Tsinan Sept. 5, 1935; to the
Dept., temp., Sept. 23, 1936, for special study in eco-
nomics (Harvard) ; class seven Apr. 1, 1937 ; cons, at
Shanghai Aug. 16, 1937-Dec. 7, 1941 ; sec. in the Diplo-
Ser. Aug. 17, 1937; class six Nov. 16, 1939; to the
Dept. June 3, 1942 ; 2d sec. at Chungking Sept. 28,
1942 ; class five July 16, 1943 ; cons, at Kunming in
addition to duties at Chungking July 27, 1943 ; at
Tihwa, temp., Oct. 13, 1943 ; 2d sec. and cons, at
Moscow Jan. 9, 1945 ; 1st sec. at Moscow in addition
to duties as cons. June 8, 1945 ; class four Aug. 13,
1945: For. Ser. officer at Berlin Apr. 26, 1946; For.
Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
BIOGRAPHIES
415
Smith, John Newton. — b. Mutoto, Belgian Congo, of
Am. parents, Oct. 10, 1916; Stuart Robinson (Blackey,
Ky.) High Sch. grad. ; Davidson Coll., A. B. 1938; U.
of N. C, M. A. 1940 ; teacher in high sch. 1938-39 ;
U. S. Army 1940-46, maj., overseas service; app. For.
Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. July 25, 1946 ; to the Dept. Sept. 21, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Smith, Judson Paul, Jr. — b. Sherman, Tex., Nov. 12,
1913; Central High Sch. (D.C.) grad.; George Wash-
ington, B.A. 1944; editorial elk., Fed. Housing Admin.,
1941-43 ; information specialist, Nat. Housing
Agency, 1943-44 : app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxil-
iary and assigned to the Dept. Sept. 14, 1944 ; v.c.
at Madrid Oct. 24, 1944 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Smith, Jule Benjamin. — b. Nacogdoches, Tex., Sept.
14, 1898 ; Fort Worth High Sch. grad. ; buslness-sch.
grad. ; U. of Tex. 1918-20 ; tutor in languages ; S.A.T.C.
1918 ; accountant, auditor, asst. sec, treas., and v. pres.
of cml. business 1920-30 ; app. asst. trade commr. at
Buenos Aires July 14, 1930; to Bu. of For. and Dom.
Com. Aug. 1, 1935; at Prague Apr. 16, 1936; trade
commr. at Prague Jan. 16, 1937 ; at Warsaw June 1,
1937 ; For. Ser. officer of class seven July 1, 1939 ;
trade commr. at Copenhagen Oct. 24, 1939 ; cons, and
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; cons, at Copen-
hagen Dec. 29, 1939 ; at Barcelona Feb. 21, 1941 ;
2d sec. and cons, at Managua Feb. 27, 1943 ; act. cml.
att. at Managua Mar. 25, 1944 ; class six May 16, 1945 ;
asst. cml. att. at London June 21, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer
of class four Nov. 13, 1946; married.
Smith, Levi Pease, Jr.— b. Burlington, Vt., Nov. 30,
1918; Phillips Andover grad.; Princeton, A. B. 1940;
Harvard Law Sch. 1940-41 ; elk. in bank, summers
1935-41 ; U. S. Army 1942-45 ; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
June 3, 1946 : to the Dept. Aug. 13, 1946 ; v. c. at
Southampton Sept. 10, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
six Nov. 13, 1946.
Smith, Marie Louise. — b. St. Gabriel, La. ; Seventh
Ward High Sch. grad. ; La. State U., B.A. 1937 ;
Tulane U., M.S.W. 1940 ; medical case worker in hos-
pital June-Sept. 1939, 1941-42 ; case worker, New
Orleans Dept. of Public Welfare, 1939-41 ; personnel
technician, War Production Bd., 1942-44 ; app. classi-
fication investigator at $2,600 in the Dept. of State
Jan. 3, 1944: at $3,200 (CAF-9) Jan. 24, 1945;
information officer, P-4, Oct. 6, 1946. — TRC.
Smith, Merlin Eugene. — b. Moundsville, W.Va., Sept.
6, 1907 ; high-sch. grad. ; Ohio State U. 1925-27, sum-
mers 1927-29 ; teacher in public sch. 1927-30 ; app. elk.
in Am. consulate gen. at Barcelona Aug. 16, 1930;
v. c. at Newcastle-on-Tyne June 30, 1931 ; at Curacao
July 31, 1936; at Trinidad Mar. 4, 1937; also for
Fr. West Indies and Fr. Guiana Apr. 8, 1939 ; at
Curasao, temp., Aug. 1, 1939 ; at Trinidad and for Fr.
West Indies and Fr. Guiana Aug. 18, 1939 ; relieved of
duties for Fr. West Indies July 12. 1940, and for Fr.
Guiana Aug. 13, 1940; v.c. at Monterrey Aug. 21,
1942 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Mar. 27, 1943. qualified Apr. 16,
1943 ; v.c. at Monterrey Apr. 16, 1943 ; class eight Dec.
17. 1945; 3d sec. and v.c. at La Paz Feb. 21, 1946;
For. Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Smith, Richard Goodman. — b. Louisiana, Mo., Sept.
10, 1918; Hillsborough High Sch. (Tampa, Fla.)
grad. ; business sch. ; George Washington U. ; elk., cml.
firm 1936-38, banks 1938-39 ; app. elk. at Kingston
June 27, 1940 ; to the Dept. Oct. 23, 1940 ; at Moscow
Dec. 31, 1940 ; at Calcutta July 8, 1941 ; at New Delhi
Oct. 2, 1941 ; at Bern Oct. 17, 1942 ; admin, asst. at
Bern Apr. 21, 1946; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Smith, Roger Longfellow. — b. Lynn, Mass., Oct. 29,
1909 ; Ballard High Sch. grad. ; Columbia U. 1929-31 ;
Imperial U. (Tokyo) summer 1929 ; sec. for author,
and treas. and business mgr. for private firm 1929-33 ;
office nigr. for clothing firms 1934-39 ; accountant and
asst. cashier in wholesale grocery firm 1939-40 ; app.
elk. in the For. Ser. and assigned to the Dept. Nov. 6,
1940 ; at Pretoria Dec. 16, 1940 ; at Capetown, temp.,
Jan. 29, 1941 ; at Pretoria July 9, 1941 ; at Chung-
king Feb. 23, 1943 ; at San Sebastian Feb. 2, 1945 ;
also v.c. at San Sebastian Dec. 13, 1945 ; v.c. at Madrid
Feb. 28, 1946; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13, 1946.
Smith, Rufus Burr. — b. Montreal, Canada, of Am.
parents, Apr. 6, 1912; Hempstead (N. Y.) High Sch.
grad. ; Princeton, A. B. 1934 ; N. Y. U., A. M. 1937,
Ph. D. 1941 ; asst. prof., U. of Newark, 1939-41 ;
economist, U. S. Housing Authority 1941-42, War
Production Bd. 1942-43 ; U. S. Navy 1943-45, It.,
overseas service : coordinator of research in Tokyo,
Supreme Comdr. for Allied Powers, 1946 : app. chief
of section, Div. of Japanese and Korean Econ. Affairs,
Dept. of State, P-7, Oct. 18, 1946 ; married. — JK.
Smith, Rufus Zartman.— b. Toledo, 111., Dec. 17, 1921; Spring-
field High Sch. grad.; 111. Coll., A. B. 1944; U. S. Army 1943-46,
1st It., overseas service; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 19, 1946; to the Dept.
Aug. 27, 1946; v. c. at Amsterdam Sept. 30, 1946; For. Ser. officer
of class six Nov. 13, 1946; married.
Smith, Sylvester Perry.. — b. Anadarka, Okla.. Jan. 10,
1904 ; Kingfisher High Sch. grad. ; Agri. and Mech.
Coll. of Okla., B.S. 1925 ; asst. cashier in bank 1925-
37; asst. chief, Okla. State Highway Patrol, 1937-41;
U. S. Army 1941—45, it. col., overseas service ; app.
econ. analyst in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned
at Buenos Aires Aug. 31, 1945 ; also admin, asst. at
Buenos Aires July 1, 1946; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; econ. analyst at Buenos Aires
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Smith, Thomas C. — b. Albany, Ky., Nov. 15, 1892 ;
Munday High Sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ; U. of
Chicago 1920-23 ; Paisley Inst., Petrograd, Russia, 1
yr. ; U. of Copenhagen 2 yrs. ; schs. in Japan, Den-
mark, and Germany ; newspaper reporter 1914—15 ; in
Treas. Dept. 1913, 1915, 1916 ; app. elk. in Am. con-
sulate at Petrograd Aug. 22, 1916 ; resigned Mar. 31,
1918 ; elk. and special disbursing officer in Am. emb.
at Tokyo Apr. 12, 1918 ; at Copenhagen Aug. 1, 1928-
Dec. 31, 1935 ; special disbursing officer, Int. Tech.
Consulting Comm. on Radio Communications, Copen-
hagen, 1931 ; asst. disbursing officer at Berlin, temp..
May 15, 1941 ; at Vichy June 2, 1942 ; to the Dept.
416
REGISTER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 1946
Feb. 28, 1944 ; v.c. and special disbursing officer at
Bogota Oct. 10, 1944; at Canberra June 7, 1946 (can-
celed) ; v.c, special disbursing agt., and admin, officer
at Stockholm Sept. 12, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class nine Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. and special disbursing
agt. at Stockholm Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Smith, Walter.— b. Chicago, 111., Nov. 5, 1909; U. of
111., B.S. 1930 ; elk. 1932-37 ; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July
2. 1937 ; v.c. at Monterrey July 8, 1937 ; For. Ser. Sch.
Jan. 19, 1938; v.c. at Canton June 29, 1938-Dec. 7,
1941 ; at Kobe June 30, 1939 (canceled) ; to the Dept.
Mar. 3, 1942 ; v.c. at Guayaquil June 8, 1942 ; class
eight Oct. 20, 1942 ; class seven July 16, 1944 ; 2d sec.
and v.c. at Paris Feb. 16, 1945 (canceled) ; class six
Aug. 13, 1945 ; cons. Oct. 16, 1945 ; 2d sec. and cons, at
Paris Nov. 14, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class four
Nov. 13, 1946.
Smith, Walter Bedell. — b. Indianapolis, Ind.,- Oct. 5,
1895 ; Ind. Nat. Guard 1910-17 ; U. S. Army 1915-46,
It. gen., overseas service : app. A.E. and P. to Union
of Soviet Socialist Republics Mar. 22, 1946 ; mem. of
subcomin., Paris Peace Conf., 1946 ; married.
Smucker, Estelle. — app. admin, asst. in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Cairo July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; librarian at Cairo
Nov. 13, 1946.
Smyser, William Leon. — b. Washington, D.C., Feb.
15, 1902 ; Central High Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A.B. 1923,
A.M. 1924 ; U. of Grenoble, certificate 1924 ; Sorbonne
1924-26 ; University Libre de Bruxelles, grad. work
1937-38; journalist 1926-33; in office of cml. att. at
Vienna 1933-34 ; at Brussels 1934-37 ; asst. trade
commr. at Brussels Jan. 16, 1937 ; at Berlin June 16,
1939 : For. Ser. officer unclass. July 1, 1939 ; v. c. of
career and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; v. c.
and 3d sec. at Berlin Dec. 29, 1939 ; relieved of duties
as v.c. July 15, 1941, as 3d sec. Dec. 11, 1941 ; 3d sec.
and v.c. at Madrid May 14, 1942 ; class eight Mar. 1,
1945 ; class seven May 19, 1946 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at
Praha June 20, 1946 ; 2d sec. at Praha in addition to
duties as v.c. July 11, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
five Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Smyth, Robert Lacy. — b. Foochow, China, of Am.
parents, Dec. 18, 1894; Berkeley (Calif.) High Sch.
grad. ; U. of Calif., A.B. 1917, grad. work 1919-20 ; Am.
field service in France 1917 ; French Army 1917-19, 2d
It. ; app. student interpreter in China Aug. 27, 1920 ;
y. c. and interpreter at Chungking Jan. 2, 1923 ; at
Hankow Jan. 26, 1923; at Chungking May 13, 1924;
For. Ser. officer unclass. July 1, 1924 ; v. c. at Tientsin
July 1, 1925 ; to the Dept. May 20, 1926 ; v. c. at Hankow,
temp., Sept. 24, 1926 ; class eight June 30, 1927 ; cons",
and cons, at Hankow July 16, 1927 ; at Tientsin July
20, 1927 ; at Swatow, temp., May 28, 1929 ; class seven
Dec. 19, 1929 ; cons, at Shanghai, temp., Jan. 15, 1930 ;
at Swatow, temp., Apr. 2, 1930 ; at Shanghai May 14,
1930 ; class six July 1, 1931 ; at Nanking Sept. 19, 1932 ;
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. and designated also 2d sec.
Apr. 5, 1933 ; 2d sec. of leg. at Peiping Aug. 2, 1934 ;
2d sec. of emb. at Peiping Sept. 17, 1935 ; class five
Apr. 1, 1937 ; also cons, at Tientsin Mar. 7, 1938 ; 2d
sec. at Nanking, temp., July 2, 1938 ; also cons, at
Shanghai, temp., July 26, 1938 ; 2d sec. at Peiping Nov.
4, 1938 ; class four Mar. 1, 1940 ; 1st sec. at Peiping
Apr. 26, 1940 ; to the Dept. Aug. 21, 1941 ; asst. chief,
> Div. of Far Eastern Affairs, Sept. 26, 1941 ; class three
'June 1, 1942; cons, at Victoria, B.C., Oct. 9, 1943;
class two July 16, 1944 ; couns. of emb. at Chungking
Jan. 25, 1945 ; cons, at Tientsin Jan. 8, 1946 ; cons. gen.
Feb. 1, 1946 ; cons. gen. at Tientsin Mar. 11, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class two Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Snider, Clyde William. — b. Herndon, Va., June 8,
1917; San Diego (Calif.) Sr. High Sch. grad.; San
Diego State Coll., A. B. 1937 ; U. of Calif., M. A. 1939 ;
elk., U. S. Employment Ser., 1939-40 ; teacher in
public high schs. 1940-41; U. S. Army 1941-46, capt.,
overseas service ; app. For. Ser. unclass., v. c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 19, 1946; to the Dept.
Aug. 22, 1946 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Madrid Sept. 30,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Snidow, William Bane. — b. Pearisburg, Va., May 10,
1906 ; Pearisburg High Sch. grad. ; Va. Mil. Inst. 1922-
23 ; Coll. of Wm. and Mary 1923-25 ; elk. with lumber
mfg. comnany 1926-29 ; U.S. Marine Corps 1929-34,
overseas service ; app. elk. in Am. leg. at Quito Nov. 7,
1935 ; at Riga Feb. 12, 1940 ; at Cairo Oct. 1, 1940 ; at
Bogota Jan. 8, 1944 ; v.c. at Arica Nov. 30, 1944 ; at
Santiago Feb. 15, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Snow, Conrad Edwin.— b. Haverhill, N. H., Aug. 6, 1889;
Rochester nigh Sch. grad.; Dartmouth, A. B. 1912, M. A. 1929;
Oxford, B. A. 1915; Harvard, LL. B. 1917; mem. of bar of N. H.;
U. S. Army 1917-19, 1940-46, brig, gen., overseas service; partner
and owner of law firm 1919-40; app. asst. to the legal adviser, P-8,
in the Dept. of State Aug. 22, 1946; married.— Le.
Snow, William Pennell. — b. Bangor, Me., July 23,
1907; Phillips Exeter; Bowdoin Coll. and Tufts Coll.
1925-30 ; employed by insur. company 1931-32 ; app.
elk. in dist. acct. and disbursing office at Paris June 2,
1934 ; v.c. at Paris Oct. 17, 1934 ; also asst. dist. acct.
and disbursing officer at Paris Oct. 25, 1934 ; For. Ser.
officer unclass., v.c. of career, sec. in the Diplo. Ser.,
and v.c. at Paris Oct. 1, 1935. in addition to duties as
asst. dist. acct. and disbursing officer; For. Ser. Sch.
Sept. 21, 1936 ; v.c. at Stockholm Apr. 7, 1937 ; also
3d sec. at Stockholm Nov. 27, 1940 ; v.c. at Callao-
Lima Dec. 23, 1940 ; also 3d sec. at Lima Apr. 26, 1941 ;
class eight May 1, 1941 ; class seven July 16, 1943 ;
2d sec. at Lima in addition to duties as v.c. Aug. 23,
1943 ; at San Jose Feb. 5, 1945 ; class six May 16, 1945 ;
class five May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Snyder, Byron B. — b. Los Angeles, Calif., July 12,
1917; Los Angeles High Sch. grad.; U. of Calif., A.B.
1939 ; R.O.T.C. 1935-37 ; engineer, telephone company,
1939-40 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Apr. 9, 1940 ; v. c. at Genoa
Apr. 18, 1940; to the Dept. Aug. 11, 1941 (For. Ser.
Sch. Nov. 3-Dec. 6, 1941 and detailed to the Dept. of
Com. Dec. 7, 1941-June 11, 1942) ; 3d sec. and v.c at
Panama Feb. 2, 1944 ; sec. and v.c, office of U.S. repre-
sentative, Advisory Council for Italy, Oct. 11, 1944;
also v.c. at Rome Oct. 11, 1944 ; 3d sec. at Rome in
addition to duties as v.c. Feb. 10, 1945 ; class eight
Aug. 13, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
BIOGRAPHIES
417
Snyder, James Wilbert, Jr.— b. Philadelphia, Pa., Jan. 7, 1901;
Moorestown (N. J.) High Sch. grad.; U. of Pa., B. F. A. 1924;
N. Y. U., M. A. 1930, Ph. D. 1939; Cambridge U. 1928; registrar,
Athens Coll., Greece, 1927-29; instr., N. Y. U. and Coll. of the
City of N. Y., 1929-42; U. S. Army 1942-46, It. col., overseas serv-
ice; app. intelligence analyst, P-6, in the Dept. of State Sept. 10,
1946; married.— CIO.
Snyder, Lucille (Mrs-.). — b. New Haven, Mo.; Chris-
tian Coll., A.A. 1930 ; George Washington U., 1943- ;
app. elk. at $1,440 in the Dept. of State July 21, 1930 ;
at $1,620 Feb. 4, 1931 ; elk., Conf. for Revision of
Capitulatory Regime in Egypt, Montreux, 1937 ; at
$1,800 July 21, 1937; at $1,860 Apr. 16, 1939; at
$.2,000 Apr. 1, 1941 ; at $2,300 July 16, 1942 ; admin,
asst. at $2,600 Jan. 16, 1943 ; divisional asst. at
$3,200 (P-3) Dec. 1, 1943 ; research and editorial asst.
Mar. 5, 1945 ; liaison officer, P-4, July 14, 1946 ; asst.
to country specialist Dec. 1, 1946. — NE.
Sobotka, Clement John, Jr. — b. Washington, D.C.,
Nov. 27, 190S ; McKinley High Sch. grad. ; George
Washington, B.A. 1931 ; elk., War Dept., 1929-35 ;
classification officer 1935-41, chief of personnel service
staff 1941-45, Tenn. Valley Authority ; chief of branch,
Office of Price Admin., 1945-46 ; app. management
consultant, CAF-14, in the Dept. of State Nov. 15,
1946 ; married. — FSP.
Soelberg, Alice M. — b. Sioux City, Iowa, Sept. 17,
1903 ; Sioux City High Sch. grad. ; Grinnell Coll.,
B.A. 1925 ; teacher in public schs. 1925-27 ; public
library work 1927-28 ; app. elk. in the consulate gen.
at Paris Jan. 1, 1930 ; at Lyon Sept. 2, 1941 ; at Vichy
Nov. 10, 1941 ; at Paris Oct. 16, 1944 ; at La Paz
Mar. 28, 1945 ; admin, asst. at Paris Apr. 22, 1940 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Sohl, Walter Wood, Jr. — b. Hammond, Ind., Apr. 25,
1915 ; Hammond High Sch. grad. ; business sch. ;
De Pauw U., A.B. 1939 ; Georgetown, M.A. 1940 ;
Northwestern IL, grad. work 1941—42 ; with book mfg.
company 1933—35 ; auditor, steel mfg. company, 1940—
43 ; U. S. Army 1943-46, capt., overseas service ;
asst. exec. sec. to U. S. del., Paris, 1946, and sec.
to IT. S. del., New York, 1946, Meeting of Council
of For. Ministers ; app. conf. specialist, P— 5, in the
Dept. of State May 21, 1946 ; married. — IC.
Sokobin, Samuel. — b. Newark, N.J., Apr. 28, 1893;
Barringer High Sch. grad. ; Cornell U. 1911-13 ; elk.
1910 ; cml. work 1913 ; elk., N.J. State bd. of public
utility commrs., 1913—14 ; app. student interpreter in
China Apr. 4, 1914 ; v. c. at Tientsin Dec. 18, 1915 ;
interpreter at Shanghai July 20, 1916 ; also v. c. at
Shanghai Aug. 7, 1916; resigned June 1, 1917; app.
v. c. and interpreter at Nanking May 1, 1918 ; at
Antung Mar. 8, 1919 ; v. c. at Chungking Aug. 21, 1919 ;
also interpreter Aug. 25, 1919 ; v. c. and interpreter at
Swatow Aug. 9, 1920 ; at Kalgan Nov. 15, 1920 ; cons,
of class six Nov. 23, 1921 ; For. Ser. officer of class
seven July 1, 1924 ; class six Aug. 8, 1924 ; cons, at
Mukden Sept. 12, 1924 ; at Harbin Mar. 13, 1925 ; at
Mukden Nov. 3, 1925; at Tientsin June 18, 1927;
at Foochow July 20, 1927 ; at Shanghai Mar. 1, 1930 ;
to the Dept. Apr. 12, 1930; class five May 9, 1930;
cons, at Saltillo Sept. 27, 1930; at Tsingtao Aug. 3,
1934 ; class four Oct. 1, 1935 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Aug. 17, 1937; cons, at Kobe Apr. 29, 1940-Dec. 7,
1941 ; at Manila Dec. 8, 1941-Jan. 1, 1942 ; class three
July 16, 1943 ; to the Dept. Sept. 3, 1943 ; cons, at
Birmingham Aug. 29, 1944 ; For. Ser. officer of class
three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Solana, Joseph Ramon. — b. Washington, D.C., Mar. 29,
1913; Georgetown, B. S. (For. Ser.) 1935; elk. for cml.
att. at Habana 1936-39 ; elk. in Am. consulate gen. at
Habana Jan. 1, 1940 ; app. v.c. at Habana July 16,
1942 ; at San JosS July 12, 1944 ; For. Ser. officer
unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec.
7, 1944; 3d sec. and v.c. at San Jose Dec. 16, 1944;
For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Somerville, James. — b. Vaiden, Miss., July 24, 1892 ;
Washington and Lee, B.A. 1912, M.A. 1913; Johns
Hopkins, grad. work 1920 ; instr. in hist., Washington
and Lee, 1912-14 ; instr. in Eng. and hist., Marion Inst.,
1914-15 ; headmaster, Chamberlain-Hunt Acad., 1915-
17 ; Y.M.C.A. and war-prisoner relief work, Russia,
1917-21 ; with Am. Relief Admin, in Russia 1921-23 ;
publicity work 1923-24 ; app. special agt., Bu. of For.
and Dom. Com., Aug. 29, 1925 ; asst. trade commr. at
London June 16, 1926 ; trade commr. Jan. 1, 1928 ;
asst. cml. att. at London Feb. 23, 1935 ; For. Ser. officer
of class five July 1, 1939 ; cons, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; class four Feb. 1, 1942 ; 1st sec. at
London Aug. 27, 1942 ; 1st sec. near the Govts, of
Greece Apr. 8-June 15, 1943 and Yugoslavia Apr. 8—
Dec. 9, 1943, 2d sec. near the Govt, of Czechoslovakia
Apr. 8-Sept. 14, 1943, and 1st sec. near the Govts, of
Belgium, the Netherlands, Norway and Poland Apr.
8, 1943, and Czechoslovakia Sept. 15, 1943, all estab-
lished in England ; cml. att. at Tehran Feb. 15, 1944 ;
class three July 16, 1944 ; For. Ser. officer of class three
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Sontag, Raymond James. — b. Chicago, 111., Oct. 2,
1897 ; Hyde Park High Sch. grad. ; U. of 111., B. S.
1920, M. A. 1921 ; U. of Pa., Ph. D. 1924 ; U. S. Army
1918, 2d It. : instr., U. of Iowa, 1921-22 ; instr., prof.,
and chm. of hist, dept., Princeton U. 1924-41, U. of
Calif., 1941-46 ; app. chief of German war documents
project, Div. of Historical Policy Research, Dept. of
State, P-8, Sept. 11, 1946; married. — RE.
Southsrland, John Harlan. — b. Topeka, Kans., Aug. 6,
191S; Topeka High Sch. grad.; business-sch. grad.;
stenog. with telephone assn. 1939-41 ; app. elk. in
the For. Ser. and assigned to the Dept. July 29, 1941 ;
at Quito Aug. 20, 1941 ; at Addis Ababa Apr. 2, 1943 ;
furlough for mil. ser. (U. S. Army, overseas service)
Sept. 19, 1944-Dec. 19, 1945 ; v.c. at Addis Ababa
Nov. 13, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13, 1946.
Southworth, Constant. — b. Duluth, Minn., Aug. 12,
1894 ; private sch. in Germany ; Phillips Exeter grad. ;
Harvard, A. B. 1915 ; Georgetown Sch. of For. Ser.
1920-22 ; Brookings Grad. Sch. of Govt, and Bcon.,
Ph.D. 1929 ; U.S. Army 1918, 2d It. ; engineer for con-
struction company 1915—17; econ. and statistical re-
search for bank 1917-20, Tariff Commn. 1920-21,
Dept. of Com. 1921-22, 1926-27, 1928-33, and Brook-
ings Inst. 1923 ; asst. dir., educational assn., 1927-28 ;
code adviser, Nat. Recovery Admin., 1933-36 ; econ.
analyst 1936-39 and divisional asst. 1939-41, Dept of
418
REGISTER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 194 6
State ; econ. analyst, Office of Price Admin., 1941-42 ;
app. divisional asst. at $4,600 in the Dept. of State
Oct. 1, 1942 ; at $4,800 Jan. 1, 1944 ; country specialist
at $5,600 (P-6) Sept. 29, 1944 ; married. — CP.
Sowell, Benjamin Luther. — b. Buenos Aires, Argen-
tina, of Am. parents, Apr. 12, 1907 ; high-sch. grad. ;
U. of Richmond, B.A. 1929 ; U. of Va., M.A. 1931,
grad. work 1932 ; teacher in prep. sch. 1929-30 ; instr.,
Coll. of William and Mary, 1932-34 ; timekeeper and
elk. with mfg. concern in Argentina 1935-37 ; news-
paper reporter and news editor in Buenos Aires 1937-
40 ; with news agency in Buenos Aires 1940—41 ; app.
elk. in the For. Ser. and assigned at Montevideo May
29, 1941 ; v.c. and admin, asst. at St. Stephen Oct. 23,
1945 ; v.c. at Port of Spain July 18, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Sowell, Joseph Woodruff. — b. La Fayette, Ky., Aug.
31, 1913 ; La Fayette High Sch. grad. ; business-sch.
grad. ; U. of Md., A.B. 1944 ; elk., Fed. Emergency Re-
lief Admin, and Work Projects Admin., 1935-42 ; air-
craft welder 1942—44 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxil-
iary and assigned to the Dept. Sept. 11, 1944 ; v.c. at
Cali Oct. 16, 1944; at Winnipeg Sept. 10, 1945;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class eleven Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Spalding:, Francis Lecompte. — b. Boston, Mass., Oct.
30, 1906 ; Rivers Sch. grad. ; Harvard 1925-29 ; app.
For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Dec. 17, 1931 ; to the Dept., temp., Jan. 19,
1932; v. c. at Panama July 22, 1932; For. Ser. Sch.
Feb. 6, 1933 ; v. c. at Zurich June 13, 1933 ; at Stuttgart
May 22, 1936 ; at Cairo Feb. 18, 1939 ; class eight Apr.
1, 1939 : also 3d sec. at Cairo May 22, 1940 ; class seven
Aug. 16, 1941 ; v.c. at Alexandria, temp., Nov. 8, 1941 ;
2d sec. at Cairo Dec. 9, 1941 ; also v.c. at Cairo Jan.
5, 1942 ; to the Dept. June 23, 1942 ; 2d sec. and
v.c. at Reykjavik Feb. 12, 1944 ; cons. Apr. 25, 1944 ;
cons, at Reykjavik in addition to duties as 2d sec.
May 4, 1944 ; class six May 16, 1945 ; 2d sec. and cons,
at Stockholm July 24, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class
four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Spalding, Harriette E. (Mrs.). — b. Union ville, Mo. ;
Latham (Kans.) High Sch. grad.; Southwestern Coll.
1913-15 ; Denver U. 1926 ; asst. business mgr. with
education service 1927-30 ; asst. office mgr. for publish-
ing company 1930-33 ; with Fed. Emergency Relief
Admin. 1933-34 ; chief of section, Nat. Recovery Ad-
min., 1934-35 ; file consultant, Nat. Archives, 1935-
39 ; chief of section, Dept. of Labor 1939-41, Office of
Censorship 1941, Office of Coordinator of Inter-Am.
Affairs 1942-44; app. admin, officer at $3,800 (CAF-
11) in the Dept. of State Nov. 27, 1944. — DC.
Sparks, Edward John. — b. Jersey City, N.J., Dec.
28, 1897; Curtis High Sch. (New York) grad.; dept.
head in factory 1915-16; elk. 1916-17, in War Dept.
1917-19, in office of mil. att, Am. emb. at Santiago,
Chile, 1919-21 ; app. elk. in Am. emb. at Santiago Dec.
1, 1921 ; For. Ser. officer unclass. and v. c. of career Apr.
15, 1926 ; v. c. at Valparaiso Sept. 9, 1926 ; class eight,
cone., and cons, at Valparaiso Dec. 19, 1929 ; For. Ser.
officer to the emb. at Santiago Mar. 17, 1930; sec. in
the Diplo. Ser. Apr. 15, 1930 ; 3d sec. at Santiago Apr.
18, 1930 ; class seven July 1, 1934 ; at Quito Dec. 29,
1934 ; 2d sec. at Quito Feb. 1, 1935 ; class six June 1,
1937 ; to the Dept. June 8, 1937 ; cons, and 2d sec. at
Port-au-Prince July 8, 1939 ; class five Aug. 1, 1940 ;
2d sec. and cons, at Montevideo Jan. 15, 1942 ; class
four July 16, 1943 ; 1st sec. at Montevideo in addition
to duties as cons. Aug. 23, 1943 ; class three May 16,
1945 ; couns. of emb. at Montevideo Sept. 20, 1945 ;
For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Sparks, Joseph Stanley. — t). Indianapolis, Ind., Aug.
25, 1916 ; Shortridge High Sch. grad. ; tutors in French,
German, and Spanish ; De Pauw, A. B. 1937 ; U. of
Southern Calif., A.M. 1939 ; Universidad Nacional de
Mexico 1941 ; app. elk., temp., at $2,000 in the Dept.
of State Dec. 19, 1941 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Feb. 20, 1942. quali-
fied June 5. 1942 ; v.c. at Habana June 5, 1942 ; also
3d sec. at Habana Aug. 13, 1942 ; v.c. at Karachi Mar.
21, 1944 ; class eight May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Spaulding", E. Wilder. — b. Boston, Mass., June 18,
1899; Arlington (Mass.) High Sch. grad.; Dartmouth,
A. B. 1922; Harvard, A.M. 1923, Ph.D. 1930; instr.
and asst. prof, of hist., Kalamazoo Coll., 1923-24, 1926-
27; asst. prof, of hist.. Trinity Coll. (Hartford), 1927-
30 ; author of historical works ; app. research asst. at
$3,200 in the Dept. of State Sept. 15, 1930 ; asst. to the
historical adviser Oct. 1, 1931 ; asst. chief, Div. of Re-
search and Publication, Nov. 1, 1933 ; at $4,600 Mar. 16,
1936; at $4,800 June 1, 1939; chief, Div. of Research
and Publication, at $6,500 Oct. 20, 1939 ; chm., Publi-
cations Committee of the Dept., 1939- ; mem., Interdept.
Committee on Printing and Processing, 1939- ; Dept.'s
representative on Nat. Historical Publications Commn.
1939- and on Nat. Archives Council 1939- ; mem., Bd.
of Appeals and Review, 1940-41 ; mem., Efficiency Rat-
ing Comm., 1941-42 ; Dept. representative, Inter-
dept. Comm. on For. Publications, 1941- ; at $6,750
July 1, 1942 ; act. chief, Div. of Research and Publi-
cation, Jan. 15, 1944 ; chief June 8, 1944 ; at $7,000
Jan. 1. 1945 ; at $7,700 July 1, 1945 ; at $8,750 (P-8)
Sept. 19, 1945 ; act. chief, Div. of Publications, Sept.
16, 1940 ; married. — PB.
Speer, James Paul, 2d. — b. Comanche, Okla., Oct. 13,
1917 ; Comanche High Sch. grad. ; business sch. ; George
Washington U. 1935-41 ; elk.. Public Works Admin.
1935-37, Dept. of State 1937-41 ; elk. in Am. consulate
gen. at Mexico City June 27-.Tuly 15, 1941; app. For.
Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Mar. 20, 1941, qualified July 16. 1941 ; v.c.
at Mexico City July 16, 1941 ; also 3d sec. at Mexico
City Nov. 1, 1941; v.c. at Valdivia Mar. 31, 1942;
at Arica Sept. 19, 1942 ; to the Dept. May 29, 1943 ;
sec. at New Delhi and v.c. at Calcutta Sept. 15, 1943;
furlough for mil. ser. Nov. 13, 1944-Nov. 3, 1945 : to
the Dept. Oct. 31, 1945 ; class eight May 19, 1946 ;
v.c. at Peiping July 15, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
five Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Speier, Hans. — b. Berlin, Germany, Feb. 3, 1905; naturalized
1940; Helmholtz Realgymnasium, Berlin, grad.; Berlin U.
1923-25; Heidelberg U., Ph. D. 1928; editor in publishing com-
pany 1928-31; lecturer at Hochschule fiir Politik, Berlin, 1931-33;
prof, of sociology at the New Sch. for Social Research 1933-42;
chief analyst, For. Broadcast Intelligence Ser. and Fed. Com-
munications Commn., 1942-44; propaganda policy adviser.
BIOGRAPHIES
419
Office of War Information, 1944-45; transferred to the Dept. of
State as propaganda policy adviser, CAF-15, Aug. 31, 1945;
act. assoc. chief, Area Div. V, June 12, 1946; assoc. chief, P-8,
Aug. 11, 1946; married.— ADO.
Spencer, George O. — b. Portland, Oreg., Feb. 19, 1913 :
Grant High Sen. grad ; Reed Coll., A.B. 1943 ; George
Washington Law Sen. 1944 ; in U.S. Engineer's Office,
War Dept., 1938-40 ; app. editorial asst. at $1,800 in
the Dept. of State July 1, 1940 ; at $1,S60 Jan. 1, 1942 ;
divisional asst. at $2,000 Nov. 1, 1942 ; at $2,600 June
1, 1943 ; at $3,200 June 1, 1944 ; at $3,800 (P^) June
1, 1945 ; P-5 July 14, 1946 ; P^ Sept. 8, 1946 ;
married. — IA.
Speyer, Darthea. — b. Pittsburgh, Pa., Mar. 6, 1919;
Taylor Allderdice High Sch. grad. ; Barnard Coll., B.A.
1938 ; U. of Pa., LL.B. 1941 ; Columbia, M.A. 1944 ;
N.Y.U., grad. work 1942-43 ; Cambridge U., England,
summer 1936 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and
assigned to the Dept. Aug. 7, 1944 ; v.c. at Naples Oct.
16, 1944 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13,
1946.
Spiegel, Harold Robert. — b. Cheboygan, Mich., May 7,
1911 ; Washington Gardner High Sch. (Albion) grad. ;
Albion Coll., B.A. 1932 ; Tufts Coll., M.A. 1934 ; grad.
work, U. of Mich. 1934-35, U. of Chicago 1935-36;
Harvard U., cert, in public admin. 1939 ; research asst.,
1936-39, srl econ. analyst 1939-42, Treas. Dept. ; de-
tailed to Am. Econ. Advisory Mission to Venezuela
1939-40, Am. Tech. Mission to Cuba 1941-42 ; U.S.
Naval Reserve Apr.-Aug. 194*2, It. (jg) ; app. sr. econ.
analyst at London July 1, 1942 ; economist at $5,600
in the Dept. of State Sept. 1, 1944 ; asst. chief, Div.
of Financial Affairs, Mar. 1, 1945 ; at $6,230 July 1,
1945 ; at $7,175 (P-7) July 7, 1945 ; act. chief, Div. of
Financial Affairs, May 7, 1946 ; chief, P-8, Oct. 20,
1946 ; married. — FN.
Spielman, Henry William. — b. Chickasha, Okla., Sept.
28, 1911; Classen High Sch. (Okla. City) grad.; Okla.
Agri. and Mech. Coll., B.S. 1933, M.S. 1935 ; Dept. of
Agri. Grad. Sch. 1940; Brookings Inst. 1933-34; elk.,
Agri. Adjustment Admin., Aug.-Nov. 1934 ; supervisor
of research 1935-36 ; statistician, Farm Security Admin.,
1936-37 ; jr. agri. economist, Agri. Marketing Ser.,
1937-39 ; assoc. marketing specialist, Surplus Marketing
Admin., 1939-42 ; app. jr. agri. econqmist at Sao Paulo
Feb. 10. 1942 ; agri. economist at Bombay Dec. 10, 1945 ;
also admin, officer at Bombay July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class seven Nov. 13, 1946 ; agri. econ-
omist at Bombay Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Spiker, Clarence Jerome. — b. Washington, D.C., June
14, 1888 ; Central High Sch. grad. ; George Washington
U. 1912-14 ; Office of Engineer Commr., D.C., 1906-14 ;
app. student interpreter in China Apr. 4, 1914 ; v. c. at
Shanghai Aug. 21, 1916 ; also interpreter Aug. 25,
1916 ; Am. assessor, Int. Mixed Court, Shanghai, 1917-
19 ; designated to exercise judicial authority and juris-
diction in civil and criminal cases, temp., Sept. 17,
1918 ; v. c. at Antung Aug. 21, 1919 ; also interpreter
Aug. 25, 1919 ; v. c. of career of class one May 4,
1920, and v. c. at Peking ; at Chungking Apr. 16, 1921 ;
cons, of class seven Mar. 1, 1923 ; cons, at Chungking
Mar. 28, 1923 ; at Swatow Oct. 30, 1923 ; class six Dec.
19, 1923 ; For. Ser. officer of class seven July 1, 1924 ;
class six Aug. 31, 1925 ; cons, at Shanghai Mar. 11,
1926 ; class five Sept. 29, 1927 ; Am. commr., Sino-
American Claims Commn., 1928-29 ; cons, at Nanking
Aug. 28, 1928; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Sept. 28. 1928;
2d sec. at Peking Oct. 12, 1928; class four July 24,
1930 ; 1st sec. at Peiping Oct. 2, 1930 ; cons. gen. Sept.
13, 1934; cons. gen. at Canton Sept. 14, 1934; class
three Oct. 1, 1935; at Basel Jan. 18, 1936; at Hankow
Nov. 30, 1938-Dec. 7, 1941; class two May 1, 1941;
to the Dept. Aug. 24, 1942 ; cons. gen. at Melbourne
Mar. 8, 1943 ; at Canton Oct. 17, 1945 ; at Tsingtao
July 30, 1940 ; For. Ser. officer of class two Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Spinx, Jack Carlisle. — b. Winston-Salem, N.C.. Jan.
16, 1920 ; Laurens (S.C.) High Sch. grad. ; Furman U.,
B. A. 1940 ; registrar and head of policy dept. for trust
company 1940-45 ; U.S. Army 1942-43, overseas serv-
ice ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned
to the Dept. Jan. 28, 1945 ; v.c. at Oran Feb. 16, 1945 ;
asst. to order of the day officer, United Nations Conf.
on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; v.c. at Algiers Feb.
4, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13,
1946.
Spitler, James Hiram. — b. Hawthorne, 111., Sept. 25,
1S92 ; J. Sterling Morton High Sch. ; U. S. Navy
1911-46, It. (jg), overseas service; app. admin,
officer in the For. Ser. and assigned to the Dept. Dec.
17, 1945 ; v.c. and special disbursing agt. at Belgrade
Feb. 19, 1946 ; also admin, officer at Belgrade July 1,
1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class nine Nov. 13,
1946 ; v.c. at Belgrade Nov. 13, 1940 ; married.
Spivack, Herbert Daniel. — b. New York, N.Y., Oct. 27,
1917 ; Tuscaloosa (Ala.) High Sch. grad. ; N.Y.U., A.B.
1937, M.A. 1937 ; grad. work, Columbia and Pa. State;
social investigator, 1940-42 ; censor, Office of Cen-
sorship, 1942^44 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned to the Dept. Jan. 23, 1945 ; v.c. at Tehran
Feb. 16, 1945 ; asst. courier and local transportation
officer, United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Fran-
cisco, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 15, 1945 ; 3d sec. and
v.c. at Tehran Dee. 15, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class
six Nov. 13, 1946.
Spofford, Dorothy E. (Mrs.). — app. admin, asst. in
the For. Ser. and assigned at Stockholm July 1, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946.
Springer, Paul Le Baron — b. Merchantville, N.J.,
Aug. 25, 1917; Camden (N.J.) High Sch. grad.; busi-
ness-sch. grad. ; Yale, A.B. 1941 ; teacher, Yale-in-
China Assn., 1941-42 ; with Friends' Ambulance Unit,
China, 1942 ; app. elk. in Am. emb. at Chungking June
15, 1942 ; v.c. at Kunming Nov. 1, 1943 ; at Chungking
May 1, 1944 ; at Cairo July 8, 1944 ; at Sarnia, temp.,
Aug. 4, 1945 ; at Singapore Sept. 10, 1945 ; v.c. and
admin, asst. at Belize Oct. 4. 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class eleven Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Belize
Nov. 13, 1946.
Springs, Laertes Plttman. — d. Winston-Salem, N.C.,
Feb. 3, 1891 ; Woodberry Forest Sch. ; George Wash-
ington Law Sch. 1912-14; U. S. Army 1917-19, 2d It.,
overseas service ; with shipbuilding corp. 1919 ; app.
elk. in Am. consulate gen. at Rotterdam Apr. 21, 1920 ;
v. c. at Cherbourg Dec. 29, 1921 ; at Glasgow July 18,
420
REGISTER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 194 6
1925; at Dundee, temp., Apr. 26, 1930; at Glasgow
Apr. 30, 1930 ; at Amsterdam Feb. 11, 1931 ; at Plym-
outh Nov. 24, 1931 ; at Tunis June 13, 1935 ; v.c. and
admin, asst. at Colombo June 6, 1946 (canceled) ;
v.c. at Cairo Nov. 12, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Sproles, James Bryan. — b. Greenwood, S. C, Mar. 19,
1898 ; Greenwood High Sen. grad. ; Miss. State Coll.
1914-16; U. S. Marine Corps 1916-20, overseas serv-
ice; sec. 1920-25, special representative 1925-32,
treas. 1932-33, for petroleum company ; field auditor,
S. C. Emergency Relief Admin., 1934-36 ; chief, Ac-
counting and Reporting Div., Work Projects Admin.,
1936-43 ; chief, Accounts and Audit Div., Fed. Works
Agency, 1943-44 ; chief accountant, Fed. Public Hous-
ing Authority, 1944-46 ; app. chief of finance branch,
Div. of Finance, Dept. of State, CAF-13, June 20,
1946 ; asst. chief, Div. of Finance, Nov. 17, 1946 ;
married. — DF.
Sprouse, Philip Dodson. — b. Greenbrier, Tenn., Sept.
27, 1906 ; Peoples-Tucker Sen. grad. ; Washington and
Lee, B.A. 1928; Peabody Coll. 1928; Institut de Tou-
raine 1930 ; Princeton, grad. work 1930-31 ; instr. in
French and Latin, Gulf Coast Mil. Acad., 1929-30,
1933-34 ; bookkeeper and asst. mgr. of cml. firm 1931-
33 ; app. elk. in Am. emb. at Peiping Sept. 12, 1935 ;
For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in
the Diplo. Ser. July 6, 1938 ; 3d sec. at Peiping, temp.,
July 13, 1938 ; language officer at Peiping July 21,
sec. at Chungking Dec. 24, 1941 ; v.c. at Kumming (for
sec. at Chungking Dec. 24, 1941 ; v.c. at Kunming (for
duty as 3d sec, temp., at Chungking) Jan. 27, 1942;
3d sec. at Chungking July 1, 1942 ; class eight Oct.
20, 1942 ; cons. Apr. 25, 1944 ; cons, at Chungking in
addition to duties as 3d sec. May 1, 1944 ; cons, at
Kunming, temp., June 15, 1944 ; class seven July 16,
1944 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Chungking Aug. 21, 1944 ;
special asst. on del. liaison, United Nations Conf. on
Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; class five May 16, 1945 ;
2d sec. and cons, at Shanghai Mar. 7, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946.
Spruks, Henry Charles. — b. Scranton, Pa., July 26,
1895 : Mercersburg Acad. ; Syracuse U. 1914-17 ; George
Washington U. 1924 ; Nat. U. 1933 ; U. S. Army 1917-
19, overseas service ; in lumber business 1919-24 ; app.
For. Ser. officer unclass. and v. c. of career Feb. 5.
1927 ; v. c. at Habana Feb. 14, 1927 ; For. Ser. Sch.
Jan. 20, 1928; v. c. at Warsaw June 29, 1928; re-
signed Mar. 9, 1929 ; credit mgr. of lumber company
1929-30 ; app. asst. to the chief, Visa Office, at $2,600
in the Dept. of State May 3, 1930; at $3,200 Nov. 1,
1931 ; divisional asst. Nov. 19. 1934 ; ceremonial officer
at $4,600 July 1, 1937 ; at $4,800 June 1, 1939 ; cere-
monial officer, 8th Am. Scientific Cong., Washington,
1940 ; at $5,000 Jan. 1, 1942 ; sec, Medal for Merit
Bd., 1942-43 ; special mission in So. Amer. for repa-
triation of Axis diplomatic missions, Feb.-May 1942 ;
at $5,600 Feb. 1, 1943 ; representative of the Dept.
of State and of the Coordinator of Inter-Am. Affairs
at Miami, Fla., Aug. 1, 1943; at $6,500 (P-7) Apr. 6,
1945 ; protocol officer, Inaugural Meeting, Int. Monetary
Fund and Int. Bank for Reconstruction and Develop-
ment, Savannah, Ga., 1946; asst. chief in charge of
operation, Div. of Protocol, Aug. 27, 1946 ; married. —
PR.
Squire, Paul Chapin. — b. Arlington, Mass., Aug. 5,
1890; Arlington High Sch. grad.; Harvard, A.B. lyil ;
wholesale and retail provision dealer 1911-19 ; app.
v. c of career of class three Sept. 27, 1919 ; v. c. at
St. Nazaire Oct. 22, 1919 ; at Nantes Dec. 29, 1919 ;
cons, of class seven Apr. 13, 1920 ; cons, at Dunkirk
Apr. 17, 1920; at Lille May 17, 1922; class six Aug.
23, 1922 ; For. Ser. officer of class seven July 1, 1924 ;
class six Feb. 24, 1925 ; cons, at Windsor Feb. 11, 1928 ;
at Kingston, Jamaica, Mar. 17, 1930 ; class five July
24, 1930 ; at Newcastle-on-Tyne Oct. 19, 1932 ; at Nice
and Monaco Aug. 1, 1936 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec.
1, 1937 ; cons, at Venice Jan. 7, 1939 ; class four May 1,
1941 ; cons, at Geneva July 19, 1941 ; cons. gen. Dec. 7,
1944 ; 1st sec. and cons. gen. at Buenos Aires Apr. 25,
1945 ; class three May 16, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class
three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Squires, Leslie Albion. — b. Stockton, Calif., Nov. 13,
1913 ; Northeast High Sch. (Philadelphia) grad. ; Stan-
ford, B.A. 1936 ; editorial writer for publishing com-
pany 1937-38 ; news editor for metropolitan newspaper
1936-37 ; mgr. of public-opinion polls and editor and
publisher of Stanford U. Review 1939-42 ; app. For.
Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Feb. 20, 1942; v.c. at Monterrey Mar. 4, 1942;
3d sec. and v.c. at Cairo Jan. 29, 1943 ; v.vc at Istanbul
Aug. 31, 1943 ; sec. at Budapest to proceed via Naples
for temp, detail as For. Ser. officer, office of Supreme
Allied Commander, Mediterranean theater, Dec. 9,
1944 ; 3d sec and v.c. at San Salvador June 21, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Stabler, Wells. — b. Boston, Mass., Oct. 31, 1919;
sch. in Chile ; Brooks Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A.B. 1941 ;
O.R.C. 1941, 2d It. ; app. v.c. at Bogota Oct. 27, 1941
(canceled) ; divisional asst. at $2,600 in the Dept. of
State Mar. 16, 1942 ; at $3,200 Aug. 1, 1943 ; mem.,
Jt. Comm. on Content (Motion Pictures), 1943-44;
analyst and aide on political affairs at $3,800 May
16, 1944 ; asst. to exec. sec. on political affairs, Comm.
on Post-War Programs, July 1, 1944 ; v.c. at Jerusalem
Oct. 6, 1944 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eleven
Nov. 13, 1946.
Stafford, Maurice L. — b. Windsor, Mo., Apr. 14, 1885 ;
Windsor High Sch. grad. ; William Jewell Coll. 1 yr. ;
U. of Calif. 1 yr. ; newspaper work 10 yrs. ; app. cons.
of class seven Sept. 5, 1919 ; cons, at Santander Oct.
29, 1919 ; at Barranquilla Dec. 27, 1921 ; For. Ser.
officer of class eight July 1, 1924 ; class seven Aug. 8,
1924 ; cons, at London Apr. 10, 1925 ; at Madrid Jan.
25, 1927 ; class six May 23, 1929 ; For. Ser. officer to
the leg. at Santo Domingo Dec. 23, 1930 ; sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Jan. 22, 1931 ; 2d sec. at Santo Domingo
Feb. 24, 1931 ; cons, and 1st sec. at Kovno Jan. 6,
1932 ; cons, at Cherbourg Jan. 2, 1935 ; at Rio de
Janeiro Dec. 31, 1935 ; class five Apr. 1, 1937 ; cons, at
Guadalajara July 29, 1938; at Mexico City Oct. 27,
1941 ; also 2d sec. at Mexico City Nov. 1, 1941 ; class
tour July 16, 1943 ; 1st sec. at Mexico City in addition
to duties as cons. Aug. 23, 1943 ; cons. gen. Sept. 29,
1943 ; cons. gen. at Mexico City in addition to duties
as 1st sec Sept. 30, 1943 ; class three May 16, 1945 ;
For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Stall, Bernard Frank, Jr.— b. Chicago, 111., June 17, 1914; Iona
Sch. grad.; Amherst, A. B. 1936; Columbia, grad. work 1936-37;
BIOGRAPHIES
421
production editor with publishing company 1937-12; editor of
technical publications with aircraft corp. 1942-44; U. S. Army
1944-46; app. divisional asst., P-4, in the Dept. of State Jan. 28,
1946; married.— OIC.
Stanford, G. Alonzo. — b. Crystal, Mich., Feb. 2, 1917 ;
Pellston High Sch. grad. ; Albion Coll., B.A. 1939 ; U. of
Iowa, M.A. 1941 ; U. of Mich. 1941-42 ; app. v.c. at
Tocopilla Sept. 26, 1942 (canceled) ; at Santiago Nov.
17, 1942 ; cultural-relations asst. at Santiago Nov. 9,
1944 ; at Rio de Janeiro Oct. 31, 1945 ; admin, asst. at
Rio de Janeiro July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; asst. cultural officer at Rio de
Janeiro Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Stanford, Robert Joseph.— b. Cleveland, Ohio, Jan. 25, 1915;
Cathedral Latin High Sch. grad.; business-sch. grad.; Notre
Dame 1934-35; U. S. Army 1941-46, It. col., overseas service; app.
fiscal and budgetary analyst, CAF-11, in the Dept. of State
Aug. 9, 1946; married.— DF.
Stanton, Edwin Forward. — b. Bouckville, N.Y., Feb.
22, 1901; Breeks Mem. Sch., So. India, 1912-16;
Erasmus Hall High Sch. (Brooklyn) grad. ; U. of So.
Calif. 1920 ; secretarial work 1920-21 ; app. student
interpreter in China Apr. 23, 1921 ; v. c. at Mukden
Sept. 28, 1923; at Kalgan Mar. 15, 1924; For. Ser.
officer unclass. July 1, 1924 ; v. c. at Tientsin Apr. 21,
1927 ; at Tsinan May 26, 1927 ; class eight June 30,
1927 ; cons, and cons, at Tsinan July 16. 1927 ; at Can-
ton Mar. 8, 1928 ; at Tsinan Oct. 12, 1928 ; class seven
May 23, 1929 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. May 9, 1930 ;
2d sec. at Peiping May 16, 1930 ; class six Feb. 4, 1931 ;
cons, at Hankow July 5, 1932 ; at Nanking, temp.,
Feb. 1, 1934; at Hankow May 2, 1934; at Shanghai
May 18, 1935 ; class five Oct. 1, 1935 ; class four Jan.
3, 1938 ; cons, and 1st sec. at Nanking, temp., Feb. 16,
1940 ; class three Aug. 1, 1940 ; cons, at Shanghai Oct.
1, 1940-Dec. 7, 1941 ; to the Dept. Aug. 24, 1942 ;
asst. chief, Div. of Far Eastern Affairs, Mar. 29, 1943 ;
class two July 16, 1943 ; consultant, Div. of Chinese
Affairs, Jan. 15, 1944 ; special asst. to the dir., Office
of Far Eastern Affairs, May 1, 1944 ; deputy dir. Jan.
1, 1945 ; cons. gen. July 28, 1945 ; cons. gen. at Van-
couver July 31, 1945 ; class one Dec. 17, 1945 ; E.E. and
M.P. to Siam Apr. 27, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class of
career minister Nov. 14, 1946 ; married.
Stanton, Willard Quincy. — b. Great Falls, Mont.,
July 30, 1896 ; Great Falls High Sch. grad. ; Harvard,
S.B. 1917 ; mercantile positions 1918-26 ; app. For. Ser.
officer unclass. and v. c. of career Feb. 5, 1927 ; For.
Ser. Sch. Feb. 14, 1927 ; v. c. at Durban Feb. 24, 1928 ;
at Cape Town, temp., Oct. 2, 1928 ; at Lourengo Mar-
ques Mar. 30, 1929; at San Salvador Dec. 4, 1931;
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Oct. 31, 1933 ; 3d sec. at San
Salvador in addition to duties as v. c. Nov. 13, 1933 ;
July 19, 1935 ; class seven Mar. 1, 1939 ; cons at
San Salvador in addition to duties as 3d sec. Jan. 24,
1935 ; to the Dept. Apr. 26, 1935 ; cons, at Casablanca
July 19, 1935 ; class seven Mar. 1, 1939 ; cons, at
Nairobi Oct. 10, 1941 ; class six Feb. 1, 1942 ; class
five May 16, 1945 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Stockholm Apr.
24, 1946 ; class four May 19, 1946 ; 1st sec. at Stock-
holm in addition to duties as cons. July 11, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Staples, Henry Lee. — b. Richmond, Va., May 2, 1920 ;
St. Christopher's Sch. grad. ; Princeton, A.B. 1941 ; re-
search asst., Princeton, 1941-42 ; cryptographer, Office
of Strategic Services, Mar.-Aug. 1942 ; editor, Office
of War Information, 1942-43 ; information officer Feb.-
Dec. 1943, desk head 1943-45, Office of Strategic Serv-
ices ; app. research and editorial asst. at .$3,640 (P-3)
in the Dept. of State July 11, 1945 ; divisional asst.,
P-4, Nov. 16, 1945. — EUR.
Stapleton, Daniel Victor. — b. Rankin Co., Miss., Dec.
21, 1896 ; Hattiesburg High Sch. grad. ; Miss. State
Coll. 1916-21 ; Cornell U. 1922-23 ; U. S. Army 1918-
19 ; teacher in high sch. 1921-24 ; supervisor, State
Bd. of Vocational Education, 1924-29 ; dist. mgr. for
insur. company 1929-31 ; agri. extension agt., Dept.
of Agri., 1931-33 ; land appraiser, Farm Credit Admin.,
1933—34 ; dir. of personnel, Soil Conservation Service,
1934-43 ; dir. of recruiting, U. S. Civil Ser. Commn.,
1943-44 ; app. asst. chief, Div. of For. Ser. Personnel,
Dept. of State, at $6,500 (CAF-14) Aug. 24, 1944;
chief of recruitment and placement branch Feb. 24,
1946 ; married. — FP.
Starcevic, Anthony Edward. — b. Pittsburgh, Pa., Dec.
20, 1911 ; St. Raphael High 9ch. grad. ; Duquesne U.f
B.S. 1938, B.A. 1939 ; grad. work, U. of Pittsburgh,
Nat. U. of Mexico ; sales adviser for travel company
1941 ; technician for Mexican mining company 1942 ;
supervisor for drug distributing company 1943 ; app.
v.c. at Iquitos Feb. 21, 1944 ; at Lima, temp., Mar. 9,
1945 ; at Warsaw Mar. 12, 1945 ; at Monterrey Feb.
20, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eleven Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Staten, Verne Glenn. — b. Downs, 111., Oct. 15, 1890 ;
Bloomington High Sch. grad. ; 111. Wesleyan U-, LL.B.
1913 ; mem. of bar of 111. ; law practice 1914-17 ; U.S.
Army 1917-19, 2d It. ; app. v.c. at Hong Kong Feb. 24,
1921 ; at Amoy July 16, 1921 ; at Swatow Nov. 6, 1922 ;
at Amoy Jan. 5, 1923 ; at Tientsin Sept. 28, 1923 ; at
Antung Aug. 8, 1925 ; at Hankow June 25, 1928-Dec. 7,
1941 ; at St. John's, N.F., Sept. 22, 1942 ; at Hong
Kong Oct. 23, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten
Nov. 13, 1946.
Stauffer, Thomas B. — b. River Falls, Wis., Apr. 23,
1917 ; U. of Chicago High Sch. grad. ; U. of Chicago,
B.A. 1936, grad. work 1936-38, 1939-41 ; Princeton U.,
grad. work 1938 ; research asst., U. of Chicago,
1937-38 ; with steel company 1939-41 ; U. S. Army
1942—46, capt., overseas service ; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
July 25, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer at Berlin Oct. 15,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Stebbins, Henry E. — b. Milton, Mass., June 16,
1905 ; Harvard, A.B. 1927 ; elk. to cml. att. at Bern
1929-30 ; app. asst. trade commr. at Bern July 1, 1930 ;
at Istanbul Sept. 1, 1932; at London July 18, 1933;
at Ottawa, temp., Mar.-Apr. 1936 ; at Vienna Sept. 7,
1937 ; asst. cml. att. at Vienna Jan. 3-Apr. 6, 1938 ;
asst. trade commr. at Paris May 15, 1938 ; at London,
temp., May 18, 1938 ; at Paris June 17, 1938 ; For.
Ser. officer of class eight July 1, 1939 ; asst. trade
commr. at London Oct. 25, 1939 ; v. c. of career and
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; v. c. at London
Dec. 29, 1939 ; also 3d sec. at London Mar. 27, 1941 ;
class seven May 1, 1941 ; 2d sec. at London in addi-
tion to duties as v.c. Dec. 9, 1941 ; cons. Jan. 19, 1943 ;
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cons, at London in addition to duties as 2d sec. Jan.
26, 1943 ; class six July 16, 1943 ; class four May 16,
1945 ; 1st sec. at London in addition to duties as cons.
June 5, 1945 ; For. Ser. ofilcer of class three Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Stebbins, Richard Poate. — b. Mt. Vernon, N.Y., Jan.
4, 1913; Newton (Mass.) High Sch. grad. ; Harvard,
A.B. 1933, A.M. 1935. Ph.D. 1940 ; traveling fellow
1933-34; asst. in hist., Radcliffe Coll., 1936-38;
instr. in hist., Northeastern U., 1940 ; mem., Inst.
for Advanced Study, 1940-41 ; analyst, Office of Co-
ordinator of Information, 1941-42 ; analyst, chief of
section, and act. asst. chief of div., Office of Strategic
Services, 1942-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State
as research analyst, P-5, Oct. 1, 1945 ; chief of branch,
Div. of Research for Europe, P-6, Sept. 8, 1946. — DRE.
Stedman, Frank Holt, Jr. — b. Milwaukee, Wis., July
29, 1915; Taylor (Tex.) High Sch. grad.; Harvard,
B.S. 1937 ; U. of Chicago 1939-41 ; U. S. Army 1941-43,
1st It. ; research analyst, Office of Strategic Services,
1944^5 ; transferred'to the Dept. of State as research
analyst, P-4, Oct. 1, 1945. — DRF.
Steere, Loyd V.— b. Cadiz, Ohio, July 16, 1898;
Pomona Coll., A.B. 1920; Harvard, M.B.A. 1923; en-
tered Bu. of Agri. Economics 1923 ; asst. agri. commr.,
Berlin office of the Dept. of Agri., July 1, 1926; agri.
commr., Berlin, Jan. 1, 1929 ; expert, Committee of
Agri. Experts, Geneva, 1930-31 ; agri. att. at Berlin
Dec. 16, 1930 ; tech. adviser, 1st Meeting of Experts'
Prep. Committee for Monetary and Economic Conf.,
Geneva, 1932, and tech. adviser to Am. del. to Conf.,
London, 1933 ; Am. representative 1934-39, and del.
1939-, Int. Wheat Advisory Committee; del., 13th,
14th, and 15th Gen. Assemblies of Int. Inst, of Agri.,
Rome, 1936, 1938, and 1940, and pres. of 15th Gen.
Assembly 1940 ; representative, Int. Permanent Forestry
Committee, Budapest, 1937 ; cam. of Am. del., 2d Int.
Cong, on Utilization of Unfermented Fruit Juices, Ber-
lin, 1937 ; agri. att. at London June 28, 1939 ; For.
Ser. officer of class three July 1, 1939 ; del., Int. Sugar
Council, 1939^41 ; unofficial observer, 18th Int. Agri.
Cong.. Dresden, 1939 ; cons, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Nov. 16, 1939 ; class two Aug. 16, 1941 ; U.S. partici-
pant, 1st Int. Wheat Meeting, Washington, 1941 ; U.S.
representative, Tech. Advisory Coram, on Agri. of the
Inter-Allied Comm. on Post-War Requirements, mem. of
subcomms., and chm. of Subcomm. on Agri. Supplies,
1942- ; U. S. representative, United Kingdom Agri. Pro-
duction Comm., and Tea Comm. of Combined Food Bd.,
London, 1942— ; U. S. observer, London Food Comm.,
1942- ; sec, Tech. Secretariat, United Nations Conf.
on Food and Agri., Hot Springs, Va., 1943 ; U. S. del.,
conf. to discuss making amendments to agreement for
the regulation of whaling, London, 1944 ; class one
July 16, 1944 ; agri. adviser, staff of U.S. political
adviser on German affairs, Supreme Headquarters,
A.E.F., Apr. 18, 1945 ; couns. of mission, office of
U.S. political adviser on German affairs, Aug. 27, 1945 ;
For. Ser. officer of class one Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Steetle, Ralph W — b. Pittsburgh, Pa., July 26, 1912 ;
Collin wood High Sch. (Cleveland, Ohio) grad. ; La. State
U., B.A. 1936, M.A. 1938; fellowship in educational
radio, Eockefeller Foundation, Apr.-Sept. 1938 ; dir. of
educational broadcasting and instr. in speech, La. State
U., 1938-42 ; app. divisional asst. at $4,600 (P-5) in
the Dept. of State Nov. 14, 1942 ; furlough for mil. ser.
Jan. 27, 1944- ; married.
Steeves, John Milton. — b. Brinsmade, N.Dak., May 6,
1904 ; high-sch. grad. ; Walla Walla Coll., B.A. 1927 ;
U. of Wash., M.A. 1936 ; principal of Punjab Middle
Sch., 1927-29 ; Roorkee Training Sch. 1929-36 ; sec.
of southern Asia div. of educational inst. 1936-43 ;
exec, officer, Office of War Information, 1943—45 ;
transferred to the Dept. of State as outpost mgr.,
CAP-13, Aug. 31, 1945 ; chief of middle east branch,
Area Div. II, P-7, Oct. 6, 1946 ; married. — ADN.
Steger, Christian Talbot. — b. Danville, Va., Feb. 3,
1893 ; Danville High Sch. grad. ; Danville Sch. for Boys
grad. ; U. of Va., A.B. 1913, A.M. 1915 ; U. of Marburg,
Germany, summer 1914 ; instr. in German, U. of Va.,
1913-15; teacher in high sch. 1915-17; Y.M.C.A. sec.
1917-18; U. S. Army 1918; field dir., Am. Red Cross,
1919 ; app. v. c. of career of class three Sept. 27, 1919 ;
v. c. at Rome Dec. 19, 1919 ; at Dresden Nov. 15, 1921 ;
class two Nov. 17, 1921 ; class one May 26, 1922 ; cons,
of class seven Dec. 19, 1923 ; For. Ser. officer of class
eight July 1, 1924 ; cons, at Corinto Apr. 22, 1926 ;
class seven May 23, 1929; at Malmo July 21, 1930;
at Beirut Nov. 20, 1931 ; class six July 1, 1934 ; class
five Apr. 1, 1936 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 1, 1937 ;
cons, at Jerusalem Dec. 30, 1938 ; class four Apr. 1,
1939 ; class three May 1, 1941 ; class two July 16, 1943 ;
couns. of emb. and cons, at Athens Nov. 27, 1944 ;
cons. gen. Mar. 14, 1945 ; 1st sec. and cons. gen. at
Copenhagen Dec. 28, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class two
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Stegmaier, John Lloyd. — b. Mklrlleboro, Mass., July
13, 1915 ; Kingston High Sch. grad. ; Wilbraham
Acad. grad. ; Harvard, A.B. 1937, grad. work 1939-40 ;
elk. with electric products mfg. company 1937—38 ;
teacher in public and prep. schs. 1938—41 ; U.S. Army
1941-45, 1st It. ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c.
of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 5, 1946 ; to
the Dept. July 28, 1946 ; v.c. at Shanghai Aug. 21,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Stein, Robert Andrew. — b. Orange, N.J., Mar. 12,
1919 ; East Orange High Sch. grad. ; Rutgers, A.B.
1941 ; trainee in oil company ; volunteer 1942—43, Am.
Field Service, Middle East ; app. elk. in the For. Ser.
Auxiliary Aug. 10, 1943 ; v.c. at Aden Oct. 25, 1943 ;
at Yemen, temp., Mar. 29, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer
of class eleven Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. and admin, asst. at
Amsterdam Nov. 14, 1946.
Steinacker, William A. — b. Johnstown, Pa., Apr. 11,
1913 ; Johnstown Sr. High Sch. grad. ; Dept. of Agri.
Grad. Sch. ; U.S. Navy 1932-35 ; typist, Treas. Dept.,
1935-39 ; printing elk., Fed. Trade Commn., 1939-40 ;
compositor, Fed. Reserve Bd. of Governors, 1940-42 ;
admin, and procedural analyst, War Production Bd.
1942-44, Dept. of Agri. 1944-45 ; app. admin, analyst
at $3,S00 (CAF-11) in the Dept. of State Apr. 24, 1945 ;
CAF-12 Jan. 22, 1946 ; married. — MN.
Steiner, S. Franklin. — app. admin, officer in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Praha July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class eight Nov. 13, 1946 ; act. cultural
officer at Warsaw Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
BIOGRAPHIES
423
Steinhardt, Laurence A. — b. New York, N.Y., Oct. 6,
1892 ; Franklin Sch. grad. ; Columbia, A.B. and M.A.
1912, LL.B. 1915 ; mem. of bar of N.Y. ; accountant
1910-12 ; U. S. Army 1918 ; assoc. counsel, War Dept.,
1918-19; law practice 1920-33; app. E. E. and M. P.
to Sweden May 11, 1933 ; A. E. and P. to Peru Apr. 22,
1937; del., 8th Int. Conf. of Am. States, Lima, 1938;
A. E. and P. to the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Mar. 23, 1939 ; to Turkey Jan. 12, 1942 ; attended 2d
Cairo Conf., 1943 ; A.E. and P. to Czechoslovakia Dec.
20, 1944 ; married.
Steinmetz, Jay Franklin. — b. Marshfield, Wis., Dec.
23, 1915 ; McKinley Hish Sch. grad. ; business sch. ;
elk., War Dept. 1936-39, Navy Dept. 1940-41 ; app.
elk. in the For. Ser. and assigned to the Dept. May 10,
1941 ; at Dublin July 7, 1941 ; jr. elk. at Dublin Feb.
10, 1946 ; at Ottawa Feb. 25, 1946 ; v.c, admin, asst.,
and asst. disbursing agt. at Ottawa May 5, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ;
v.c. and asst. disbursing agt. at Ottawa Nov. 13, 1946.
Steintorf , Paul P. — b. Chase City, Va., July 31, 1894 ;
Stem (N.C.) High Sch. grad.; Georgetown Sch. of For.
Ser., cert. 1921 ; George Washington Law Sch. 2 sum-
mers ; Colegio Belen, Habana, 1920 ; elk. 1913-17 ;
U. S. Army 1917-19, capt., overseas service ; special
agt., Far Eastern Div., Bu. of For. and Dom. Com.,
1920-21, 1924-26; asst. trade commr. 1921-24 and
trade commr. 1926-37 at Tokyo ; app. asst. cml. att.
at Tokyo Sept. 28, 1937 ; trade commr. at Manila Oct.
1, 1938 ; For. Ser. officer of class five July 1, 1939 ;
cons. Aug. 23, 1939 ; cons, at Manila Aug. 24, 1939-
Jan. 1, 1942 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; class
four Feb. 1, 1942 ; to the Dept. Sept. 3, 1943 ; asst.
chief, Div. of Philippine Affairs, May 1, 1944 ; class
three July 16, 1944 ; cons. gen. Dec. 7, 1944 ; cons. gen.
at Manila Jan. 22, 1945 ; class two May 19, 1946 ;
1st sec. at Manila in addition to duties as cons. gen.
July 5, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class two Nov. 13,
1946.
Stelle, Charles Clarkson. — b. Peiping, China, of Am.
parents, Oct. 25, 1910 ; Phillips Andover grad. ; Coll.
of Chinese Studies, Peiping, 1932-34 ; U. of Chicago,
A.B. 1936, Ph.D. 1938 ; fellow, Rockefeller Foundation,
1938—40 ; exec. sec. in China, Harvard- Yenching Inst.,
1940^1 ; chief of section, Office of Strategic Services,
1942-43 ; U. S. Army 1943-46, maj. ; app. chief of
political branch, Div. of Far East Intelligence, Dept.
of State, P-7, Jan. 9, 1946 ; act. chief, Div. of Research
for Far East, Aug. 26, 1946 ; married. — DRP.
Stenger, Jerome Joseph. — b. Brooklyn, N.Y., Oct. 6,
1894 ; Com. High Sch. ; business-sch. grad. ; N.Y.D.
1916-17 ; tutors in Spanish and French ; U.S. Army,
1917-19, 1st. It., overseas service ; asst. mgr. of U.S.
company in Paris 1920-31 ; elk. in Dist. Accounting and
Disbursing Office, Paris, 1934—40, in Am. emb. at Paris
1940-41, in Am. consulate gen. at Paris June-Sept.
1941 ; detailed to Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Sept.-Oct. 1941 ;
app. divisional asst. at $3,200 in the Dept. of State Nov.
7, 1941 ; at $4,600 Apr. 1, 1942 ; at $5,600 (P-6) Oct.
9, 1942 ; asst. adviser on the other Am. republics Nov.
17, 1943 ; asst. chief, Am. Republics Requirements Div.,
Jan. 15, 1944 ; divisional asst. Dec. 20, 1944 ; special
asst. on projects and programs, Div. of For. Econ.
Development, Mar. 1, 1945; economist May 7, 1946;
special asst., P-7, May 19, 1946 ; married. — ED.
Stensby, Edith Alberta (Mrs.). — b. Sevierville, Tenn.,
Dec. 29, 1910 ; Sevier Co. High Sch. grad. ; business-
sch. ; Washington Coll. of Law, LL.B. 1942 ; Catholic
U., grad. work 1943- ; mem. of bar of Tenn. : teacher
in public schs. 1929-34 ; stenog. in bank 1934-37, for
law firm 1937-38 ; stenog., Nat. Bituminous Coal
Commn. Aug.-Dec. 1938 and 1939-40, U.S. Civil Ser.
Commn. 1938-39 ; sec. and atty., Selective Ser. Sys-
tem, 1940-42 ; atty., Bd. of Appeals on Visa Cases,
Dept. of State, at $2,300 July 20, 1942-Feb. 5, 1943 ;
atty., Dept. of Justice, 1943-44 ; app. elk. in the For.
Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept. Nov. 24, 1944 ;
v.c. at London Jan. 2, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Stephan, Charles H. — b. Brooklyn, N.Y., Oct. 14, 1892 ;
Commercial High Sch. grad. ; Columbia U. ext. 3 yrs. ;
cml. employment 1907-13 ; stenog. and elk. at War
Dept. Headquarters, Manila, 1913-16 ; also elk. in law
office 1914—16 ; special asst. for war-prisoner relief work
in Am. consulate at Vladivostok 1916-17 ; app. elk. in
Am. leg. at Peking July 1, 1917 ; v.c. at Vladivostok
Oct. 30, 1917 ; on detail to investigate salmon-fishing
industry in Kamchatka June— Aug. 1920 ; on detail to
save property of American company from seizure at
Khabarovsk Nov. 1920 ; v.c. at Harbin May 18, 1923 ; at
Dairen Dec. 17, 1925 ; at Seoul Nov. 8, 1926 ; at Nagoya
Mar. 19, 1935 ; at Tokyo Jan. 30, 1941 ; at Kobe Apr.
14, 1941 ; at St. John's, N.F., Nov. 13, 1941 (canceled) :
at Manila, temp., Dec. 8, 1941-Jan. 1, 1942 ; at Wind-
sor Jan. 2. 1944 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class seven
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Stephens, Richard H. — b. Salt Lake City, Utah, May
10, 1920 ; U. of Utah, B.A. 1941 ; U. S. Army 1941-45,
capt. ; app. v.c. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned
at Paris Aug. 18, 1945 ; also admin, asst. at Paris July
1, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 25, 1946 ; 3d sec. and v.c.
at Paris Aug. 12, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Steuart, George Hume, Jr. — b. Ottoman, Va., Nov. 3,
1907; Catonsville (Md.) High Sch. grad.; business
sch. ; Johns Hopkins U. 1925-27 ; William and Mary
Coll. 1930 ; fiscal officer, Public Works Admin.,
1933-38 ; dir. of finance for Va. 1939-42, asst. chief
of financial section 1942—43, Nat. Youth Admin. ; chief
of accounting, Bd. of Econ. Warfare, 1943-44 ; special
field representative in Cairo, Ankara, Istanbul, Algiers,
Casablanca, Rome, Naples, Dakar, Lfiopoldville 1944,
special asst. to dir. of office 1945, For. Econ. Admin. ;
transferred to the Dept. of State as admin, officer,
Office of For. Liquidation, CAF-13, Oct. 20, 1945 ;
management analyst Mar. 10, 1946 ; observer, In-
augural Meeting, Int. Monetary Fund and Int. Bank
for Reconstruction and Development, Savannah, Ga.,
1946 ; management consultant, CAF-14, June 30, 1946 ;
married. — MN.
Steussy, Robin Edwin. — b. Madison, Wis., Oct. 8,
1921 ; Madison West High Sch. grad. ; U. of Wis., A.B.
1943 ; Harvard U., grad. work 1946 ; U. S. Army
1943-46, overseas service ; app. For. Ser. officer un-
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class., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July
23, 1946 ; to the Dept. Oct. 30, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer
of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Stevens, Arthur Grant. — b. Greenwood, Miss., May 23,
1912 ; Greenwood High Sch. grad. ; Duke, B.A. 1933 ;
asst. sec. to mem. of Cong. 1934—35 ; asst. to exec,
sec, Central Statistical Bd., 1935-38 ; asst. to commr.,
Bu. of Labor Statistics, 1938-41 ; asst. to econ. adviser
for the White House 1941-42 ; chief of transportation
div., Combined Chiefs of Staff, 1942-45 ; budget ex-
aminer, Bu. of the Budget, 1945—46 ; app. asst. to
the asst. sec. of state for econ. affairs, P-7, Apr. 15,
1946; exec. asst. Aug. 28, 1946; CAF-14 Oct. 20,
1946 ; married. — A-T.
Stevens, Francis Bowden. — b. Norwich, N.Y., Apr.
6, 1905 ; Schenectady High Sch. grad. ; Union Coll., A.B.
1926; U. of Berlin 1926-27; U. of Geneva 1927; U.
of Besangon, summer 1927 ; instr. of political science,
Union Coll., 1928-30 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate gen.
at Prague June 10, 1931 ; v. c. at Prague Aug. 14,
1931 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 17, 1931 ; v. c. at Prague Jan. 2,
1932; For. Ser. Sch. Nov. 29, 1932; v. c. at Warsaw
Mar. 30, 1933 ; v. c. and language officer at Paris Oct.
17, 1934 ; 3d sec. at Riga June 25-Oct. 25, 1935 ; at
Pretoria Jan. 17, 1936; class eight Mar. 16, 1939; to
the Dept. Sept. 11, 1939 ; class seven May 1, 1941 ;
2d sec. and v.c. at Moscow Aug. 6, 1942 ; class six July
16, 1943; class four May 16, 1945; to the Dept. May
26, 1945 ; asst. chief, Div. of Eastern European Affairs,
Aug. 29, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13,
1946 ; married. — EE.
Stevens, Harry Edward. — b. Galveston, Tex., Dec.
31, 1897 ; Oakland (Calif.) High Sch. grad. ; business
sch. ; U. of Calif., A.B. 1921, Law Sch. 1922 ; secretary
1911-12; in U. S. Navy 1913-17; S.A.T.C. 1918-19;
law elk., summer 1919 ; with importing and exporting
company, summer 1920; Oakland, Calif., library and
Library of Cong. 1921-22 ; app. student interpreter in
China Sept. 18, 1922; For. Ser. officer unclass. July 1,
1924 ; v. c. of career and v. c. at Canton Nov. 20, 1924 ;
at Shanghai Feb. 10, 1927 ; class eight, cons., and cona
at Shanghai May 17, 1928 ; at Yiinnanfu June 2, 1930 ;
class seven July 24, 1930; at Tsinan Apr. 1, 1932; at
Hankow Sept. 5, 1935 (canceled) ; at Shanghai, temp.,
Nov. 13, 1935 ; at Hankow Dec. 12, 1935 ; sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Aug. 17, 1937; 2d sec. at Peiping July 20,
1939-Dec. 7, 1941 ; also cons, at Tientsin Apr. 1, 1940-
Dec. 7, 1941 ; class six May 1, 1941 ; to the Dept. June
3, 1942 ; 2d sec. at Chungking Sept. 15, 1942 (can-
celed) ; 2d sec. and cons, at London Nov. 7, 1942 ; 2d
sec. at Chungking July 8, 1943 ; also cons, at Kunming
Dec. 31, 1943 ; cons, at Chungking in addition to duties
as 2d sec. May 1, 1944 ; class five July 16, 1944 ; cons,
at Durban July 17, 1946; For. Ser. officer of class four
Nov. 13, 1946.
Stewart, John Lammey. — b. Philadelphia, Pa., July
16, 1897 ; Bethlehem Prep. Sch. grad. ; Pa. State Coll.,
B.S. 1922 ; Lehigh U., M.S. 1923 ; with Dept. of Agri.
1924-45 ; U.S. del., 15th Gen. Assembly of Int. Inst,
of Agri., Rome, 1940 ; app. agri. att. at Copenhagen
May 28, 1945 ; adviser, U.S. del., 2d sess. of the Conf.,
United Nations Food and Agri. Org., Copenhagen, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Reserve officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Stewart, Paul P. — b. Tingley, Iowa, Feb. 3, 1904;
Frankford (Philadelphia, Pa.) High Sch. grad.; U. of
Pa., B. Arch. 1928 ; Va. Polytech. Inst., M.S. 1938 ;
architect 1924-32 ; instr., Va. Polytech. Inst, 1932-37 ;
engineer inspector, Farm Security Admin., 1937-38 ;
chief of emergency projects section and coordinator
of construction, Dept. of Agri., 1938-42 ; U.S. Army
1942-43 ; management analyst and branch chief, War
Production Bd., 1942-45 ; app. management consultant
at $6,500 (CAF-14) in the Dept. of State Apr. 26,
1945 ; act. special asst. to the dir., Office of Int. In-
formation and Cultural Affairs, Jan. 1, 1946 ; act. in-
formation liaison officer Jan. 23, 1946 ; sec. gen.,
Education Mission to Japan. 1946 ; married. — OIC.
Stewart, Warren Curley. — b. Washington, D.C., July
9, 1898 ; Baltimore Polytech. Inst. ; apprentice with
steel corp. 1915-17 ; U. S. Army 1917-19, overseas
service; elk., Govt, depts., 1919-21; app. elk. in Am.
consulate at Dunfermline Oct. 4, 1921 ; v. c. at Dun-
fermline Feb. 16, 1922 ; at Halifax Aug. 30, 1924 ;
at Fredericton June 29, 1925 ; at Halifax July 25,
1925 ; at' Charlottetown July 30, 1925 ; at Halifax
Aug. 26, 1925 ; at Moncton, temp., July 9, 1926 ; at
Halifax Aug. 30. 1926 ; at Matanzas Nov. 26, 1927 ;
at Ceiba Aug. 30, 1930; at Vigo June 5, 1936; at
Malaga Feb. 24, 1937 ; at Lisbon June 22, 1938 ; at
Valparaiso Sept. 16, 1941 ; also admin, officer at Val-
paraiso Apr. 21, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
eight Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Valparaiso Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Stibravy, William John. — b. Newark, N. J., Oct. 22,
1916; Seton Hall High Sch. (South Orange) grad.;
Columbia, A.B. 1939, M.A. 1940 ; assoc. economist,
Treas. Dept., 1941-42 ; app. divisional asst. at $3,200
in the Dept. of State May 5, 1942 ; at $3,800 Dec. 16,
1942 ; resigned Aug. 20. 1943 to enter the armed
services ; U. S. Army 1943-45 ; app. divisional asst. at
$3,800 (P-4) May 22, 1943; at $4,300 July 1, 1945;
P-6 Oct. 19, 1945 ; married. — FN.
Stillman, Ezra Clark. — b. Eureka, Utah, Oct. 24,
1907; South High Sch. (Grand Rapids, Mich.) grad.;
U. of Mich., B.A. 1929, M.A. 1930 ; instr. in Germanic
languages, U. of Mich., 1930-32 ; fellow, Belgian-Am.
Educational Foundation, Belgium, 1933-35 ; lecturer,
U. of Ghent and U. of Liege 1936-37 ; dir. of research
project, U. of Liverpool and Int. Auxiliary Language
Assoc, 1938-42 ; sr. mission officer, Lend-Lease Admin,
and For. Econ. Admin., 1943-44 ; app. cultural-rela-
tions att. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned
at Brussels Feb. 24, 1945 ; also at Luxembourg Dec.
17, 1945 ; public affairs officer at Brussels and Luxem-
bourg July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class
three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Stillwell, James A. — b. Chickasha, Okla., July 24,
1906 ; Hobart High Sch. grad. ; Okla. Agri. and Mech.
Coll., B.S. and M.A. 1934 ; business-sch. grad. ; Okla.
Nat. Guard 1927-29; territory mgr. 1929-37, pres.
1937-39, asst. zone business mgr. 1939-42 for motor
companies ; acting chief of section Feb.— May 1942,
chief of div. 1942-43, asst. dir. of div. July-Dec. 1943,
Office of Lend-Lease Admin. ; app. adviser, Office of
the Special Adviser on Liberated Areas, Dept. of State,
at $S,000 (P-8) Dec 3, 1943 : adviser. Liberated Areas
Div., Jan. 15, 1944 ; adviser to U.S. mem., 2d sess. of
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the Council, United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation
Admin., Montreal, 1944 ; adviser, War Areas Eeon.
Div. Oct. 16, 1944, Div. of Int. Resources Mar. 15,
1946 ; adviser to U.S. mem., 4th sess. of the Council,
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Admin., At-
lantic City, N. J., 1946 ; married. — IR.
Stimson, Ralph Humphreys. — b. Columbus, Ohio, Nov.
28, 1898 ; North High Sch. grad. ; Ohio State U., A.B.
1921; Harvard, A.M. 1924; U. of 111., Ph.D. 1931;
Social Science Research Council fellow in Germany.,
Cen. Europe, France, and England 1930-31 ; U. S.
Army 1918 ; research asst., Opium Section, Secretariat
of the League of Nations, during 1st and 2d Int. Opium
Conferences, 1924-25 ; asst., reference dept., Ohio State
U. Library, 1925-26 ; asst., teaching Am, govt., U. of
111., 1926-30 ; instr. U. of 111., 1931- 32 ; instr. and asst.
prof., U. of Vt, 1932-34 ; asst. research technician, Re-
search Committee on Urbanism, Nat. Resources Com-
mittee, 1935-36 ; app. research asst. at $3,200 in the
Dept. of State Aug. 3, 1937 ; at $3,300 Apr. 16, 1939 ;
at $3,400 Oct. 1, 1941 ; divisional asst. at $3,800 June 1,
1942 ; at $4,600 (P-5) June 13, 1945 ; research analyst
Feb. 24, 1946 ; married. — ES.
Stinebower, Leroy Dean. — b. Eureka, Mich., Dec. 25,
1904; St. Johns (Mich.) High Sch. grad.; Kalamazoo
Coll., A.B. 1926; U. of Chicago, A.M. 1927, grad. work
1931-33 ; Brookings Inst. 1933—34 ; instr. in economics
1928-30 and asst. prof, of economics 1930-31, Alle-
gheny Coll. ; research asst. in economics, U. of Chicago,
1931-33 ; app. divisional asst. at $3,200 in the Dept.
of State Mar. 6, 1934; at $3,800 June 1, 1935; tech.
adviser, Inter-Am. Conf. for Maintenance of Peace,
Buenos Aires, 1936 ; at $4,600 July 1, 1937 ; at $4,800
June 1, 1939 ; at $5,600 Aug. 1, 1939 ; asst. adviser on
int. econ. affairs at $6,500 July 16, 1940 ; liaison
officer, Jt. Econ. Comms., Canada and U.S., 1941-44 ;
mem., Efficiency Rating Comm., 1942—; asst. chief, Div.
of European Affairs, Dec. 10, 1942 ; chief, Div. of Econ.
Studies, and mem., Comm. on Special Studies, Jan. 1,
1943-Jan. 15, 1944; at $8,000 (P-8) Feb. 1, 1943;
adviser and exec. sec. of U.S. del., United Nations Conf.
on Food and Agri., Hot Springs, Va., 1943 ; adviser, U.S.
del., 1st sess. of the Council, United Nations Relief
and Rehabilitation Admin., Atlantic City, N.J., 1943 ;
adviser, Office of Econ. Affairs, Jan. 15, 1944 ; mem.,
U.S. group of experts, Preliminary Exploratory Dis-
cussions on Petroleum Questions, U.S. and United
Kingdom, Washington, 1944 ; sec. of commn., United
Nations Monetary and Financial Conf., Bretton Woods,
N.H., 1944 ; alt. U.S. representative, United Nations
Interim Commn. on Food and Agri., 1944— ; deputy
dir., Office of Int. Trade Policy, Jan. 26, 1945 ; adviser,
U.S. del., United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Fran-
cisco, 1945 ; adviser, U.S. del., 1st sess. of the Conf.,
United Nations Food and Agri. Org., Quebec, 1945 ;
adviser on tech. problems, U.S. del., 1st part of 1st sess.
of the Gen. Assembly, United Nations, London, 1946 ;
special asst. to asst. sec. of state for econ. affairs July
22, 1946 ; adviser, U.S. del., Preparatory Commn. of
the United Nations Food and Agri. Org., Washington,
1946 ; married. — A-T.
Stines, Norman Caswell, Jr. — b. Stockholm, Sweden,
of Am. parents Aug. 6, 1914 ; Montezuma Sch. for Boys
(Los Gatos, Calif.) grad. ; San Jos6 State Coll. 1932-33;
Stanford, A.B. 1935 ; sports editor for newspaper 1936-
38 ; purchasing agt. for mining corp. in Bolivia 1938-39 ;
asst. mgr. of electrical company in Bolivia 1939-42 ; app.
jr. econ. analyst at La Paz, Bolivia, Feb. 16, 1942 ; sr.
econ. analyst at La Paz, Bolivia, Apr. 29, 1943 ; att.
at Guatemala Nov. 15, 1944 ; also v.c. at Guatemala
Oct. 5, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Sor. Oct. 16, 1945 ; 3d sec. at
Guatemala Nov. 30, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class six
Nov. 13, 1946.
Stoessel, Walter J., Jr. — b. Manhattan, Kans., Jan. 24.
1920; Beverly Hills (Calif.) High Sch. grad.; Lausanne
U. (Switzerland) 1939-40; Stanford, A.B. 1941; pro-
duction-control work for aircraft corp. 1941 ; app. divi-
sional asst., temp., at $2,000 in the Dept. of State Jan.
19, 1942 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Feb. 20, 1942, qualifled Apr. 6,
1942 ; v.c. at Caracas Apr. 6, 1942 ; 3d sec. at Caracas
May 18, 1942 ; at Puerto de la Cruz, temp., Apr. 17,
1943 ; at Caracas Oct. 1, 1943 ; furlough for mil. ser.
Oct. 11, 1944-Mar. 15, 1946 ; to the Dept. Mar. 15,
1946 ; class eight May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class five Nov. 13, 1946. — EE.
Stoffel, Albert William.— b. Rochester, N. Y., Oct. 30, 1915;
West High Sch. grad.; U. of Rochester, A. B. 1938; with insur.
company 1938-41; technician, Royal Air Force (British), 1941-42;
U. S. Army 1942-46, 1st It., overseas service; airport mgr. for cml.
air line 1946; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. July 5, 1946; to the Dept. July 30, 1946; v. c. at
Saigon Aug. 21, 1946; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946;
married.
Stokes, Isaac Newton Phelps. — b. New Haven, Conn., Oct.
10, 1906; St. Paul's Sch. grad.; Yale, B. A. 1929; Harvard, LL.B.
1933; mem. of bars of N. Y. and D. C; elk. and atty., Fed. Trade
Commn., 1933-34; atty., Securities Exchange Commn., 1934-36;
assoc. 1936-39, mem. 1939-41 in law firm; atty., Office of Produc-
tion Management, 1941-43; asst. gen. counsel 1943-45; solicitor
1945, War Production Bd.; app. assoc. chief, Div. of Int. Org.
Affairs, Dept. of State, P-8, Oct. 22, 1945; married.— O A.
Stokes, William N. — b. Hartford, Conn., Dec. 3, 1922 ;
high-sch. grad. ; Columbia, A.B. 1943 ; U. of Chicago,
S.M. 1946 ; U. S. Army 1943^6, capt. ; app. For. Ser.
officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Oct 24, 1946; to the Dept. Oct. 31, 1946; For.
Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Stone, John Freeman. — b. Everett, Mass., May 4,
1909 ; Haverford Sch. grad. ; Haverford Coll., A.B.
1930 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate gen. at Berlin June 6,
1931 ; v. c. at Berlin Sept. 4, 1931 ; For. Ser. officer
unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec.
17, 1931 ; v. c. at Berlin Jan. 2, 1932 ; For. Ser. Sch. Nov.
29, 1932; v. c. at Warsaw Mar. 30, 1933; at Tientsin
May 28, 1936; to the Dept. Nov. 15, 1938; class eight
Apr. 1, 1939 ; class seven Aug. 16, 1941 ; v.c. at Nuevo
Laredo Dec. 12, 1942; to the Dept. Jan. 22, 1943;
class six Nov. 16, 1943 ; 2d sec. and v.c. at London
Dec. 14, 1943 ; detailed as sec. to the Secretariat, Eu-
ropean Advisory Commn., at London, Dec. 14, 1943—
May 27, 1944 ; cons. Mar. 9, 1944 ; cons, at London in
addition to duties as 2d sec. Mar. 14, 1944 ; class five
May 16, 1945 ; cons, at Rotterdam Oct. 6, 1945 ; For.
Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
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Stone, William Treadwell. — b. Tonkers, N. Y., June 7,
1899 ; Ethical Culture Sen. grad. ; Reed Coll., A.B.
1922 ; London Sen. of Econ. 1922-23 ; free lance
journalist in Europe 1923-24 ; editor of research pub-
lications 1925-28, dir. of Washington bu. 1928-33,
v. pres. 1933-41, For. Policy Assn. ; chief of British
Empire Div. 1941, asst. dir. 1942-43, Bd. of Econ.
Warfare ; dir. of special areas branch, For. Econ.
Admin., 1943-44 ; dir. of Econ. Warfare Div., Am.
emb., London, and special adviser to Am. Amb. at
London 1944-45 ; app. dir., Office of Int. Information
and Cultural Affairs, Dept. of State, P-8, Nov. 12,
1945 ; v.chm., Interdepartmental Comm. on Scientific
and Cultural Cooperation, Feb. 4, 1946 ; married. —
OIC.
Stoner, William G. — b. Trenton, N.J., May 3, 1897
Trenton High Sch. grad. ; business sch. ; sch. in Paris
elk., private firm 1915-16, N.J., Tax Dept. 1916-17
U. S. Army 1917-19, overseas service ; elk., Am.
Commn. To Negotiate Peace, Paris, 1919 ; app. elk. in
Am. emb. at Paris Dec. 10, 1919 ; at St. Gall Nov. 27,
1921 ; at Strasbourg May 9, 1922 ; at Genoa Nov. 25,
1922 ; resigned Apr. 20, 1924 ; elk., N. J. Highway
Dept., 1924—27 ; app. elk. in Am. emb. at Paris June
23, 1927 ; courier at Lisbon Sept. 10, 1940 ; at Bern
Dec. 11, 1941; elk. at Bern Dec. 31, 1941; to the
Dept. Mar. 9, 1942 ; elk. at Paris Mar. 17, 1945 ;
admin, asst. at Paris Feb. 10, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946.
Stookey, Robert Wilson. — b. Maquoketa, Iowa, July
20, 1917; Lincoln (Nebr.) High Sch. grad.; U. of
Nebr., B. A. 1938, M.A. 1940 ; Sorbonne, diplome 1938 ;
U.S. Army 1941—46, maj., overseas service ; app. For.
Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. July 25, 1946 ; to the Dept. Sept. 14, 1946 ;
3d sec. and v.c. at Tangier Nov. 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. offi-
cer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Stoops, Don. — b. Roosevelt, Okla., Aug. 2, 1917 ;
Roosevelt High Sch. grad. ; Okla. Agri. and Mech. Coll.
B.S. 1940 ; Ohio State U., grad. work 1940-41 ; Dept. of
Agri. Grad. Sch. 1941 ; jr. agri. economist, Dept. of
Agri., 1941-42 ; app. jr. agri. analyst at Buenos Aires
Jan. 14, 1942 ; furlough for mil. ser. Dec. 6, 1943-Jan.
1946; asst. agri. att. Jan. 13, 1946; at Mexico City
Jan. 20, 1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class five
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Stoppani, Charles Francis. — b. Greenwich, Conn.,
July 20, 1905; U. High Sch. (Oakland, Calif.) grad.;
Ecole Supeneure de Commerce, Neuchatel, Switzer-
land ; accountant for Spanish firm 1926—28 ; chief of
order dept. and proxy of Swiss firm 1928—42 ; app. v.c.
at Zurich Mar. 9, 1943 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Stora, De Witt Lynne. — b. Oakland, Calif., Mar. 5,
1918 ; St. Andrews Sch., London, 1929-30 ; George
Washington (N.Y.) High Sch. grad.; U. of Calif.,
B.A. 1942; U.S. Army 1942-46, capt., overseas service;
reporter with press assn. 1946 ; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
July 19, 1946 ; to the Dept. Aug. 21, 1946 ; 3d sec. and
v.c. at Montevideo Sept. 30, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Story, Harry Walter. — b. Ciudad Bolivar, Venezoela,
of Am. parents, Dec. 19, 1892 ; Southern Dental Coll.,
D.D.S. 1915 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Santiago de
Cuba Feb. 27, 1918; v. c. at Santiago de Cuba Apr,
27, 1923; at Matanzas Jan. 14, 1925; at Santiago de
Cuba Feb. 13, 1925; at Nuevitas, temp., Mar. 22
1937 ; at Santiago de Cuba Sept. 20, 1937 ; at Nuevitas,
temp., Sept. 12, 1938; at Santiago de Cuba Oct. 20,
1938 ; at Antilla, temp., Aug. 25, 1943 ; at Santiago
de Cuba Dec. 4, 1943 ; at Nuevitas, temp., May 4, 1944 ;
at Santiago de Cuba Sept. 30, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class eight Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Stout, Hiram Miller. — b. Indianapolis, Ind., Apr. 30,
1905 ; Shortridge High Sch. grad. ; De Pauw, B.A.
192£ ; Harvard, M.A. 1931, Ph.D. 1934 ; Oxford U.
1927-28 ; copy editor for newspaper 1926-27 ; instr.,
asst. prof, and assoc. prof, of political science 1928-30,
1932-37, De, Pauw U. ; sr. research mem. for Chicago
Civil Service Assembly 1937-39 ; assoc. prof, of politi-
cal science and public admin., Am. U., 1939-41 ; U. S.
Army 1941-46, It. col., overseas service ; admin, an-
alyst, Bu. of the Budget, 1946 ; app. asst. for public
admin, policy, Office of the Asst. Sec. of State for
Occupied Areas, P-8, Sept. 30, 1946 ; married. — A-H.
Stovall, Rollo Perino. — b. Gainesville, Ga., Feb. 18,
1912; Miami (Fla.) Sr. High Sch. grad.; U. of Fla.,
B.S. 1935 ; Georgetown, M.S. 1938 ; Acad, of Int. Law,
The Hague, summer, 1938 ; supervisor of corr. unit,
Rural Electrification Admin., 1935-39 ; jr. econ. ana-
lyst, War Dept., 1939 ; examiner's aid, Bu. of Customs,
1940—42 ; asst. chief and chief of mica section, War
Production Bd., 1942-45 ; app. econ. analyst in the
For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Ciudad Trujillo
Jan. 3, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eight Nov.
13, 1946 ; married.
Stratton, Samuel Studdiford— b. Yonkers, N. Y., Sept. 27,
1916; West High Sch. (Rochester) grad.; Blair Acad, grad.;
U. of Rochester, A. B. 1957; Haverford Coll., M. A. 1938; Harvard
M. A. 1940; asst. in philosophy, Harvard, 1939-40; instr. in
philosophy, U. of Rochester, summer 1940; admin, asst. to mem.
of Cong. 1941-42; U. S. Navy 1943-46, It., overseas service; app.
asst. to sec. gen., Far Eastern Commn., Dept. of State, at $4,300
Apr. 1, 1946; at $4,902 July 1, 1946; special asst. at $5,905.20 Nov.
17, 1946— FEC.
Strauss, Erwin. — b. Frankfort on the Main, Germany,
Oct. 22, 1904 ; naturalized 1938 ; high-sch. grad. ;
Goethe-Gymnasium 1920-23 ; U. of Frankfurt 1923-
33 ; Columbia U. 1933-34 ; asst. to partner of banking
firm 1923-31 ; economist, Rural Electrification Admin.
1935-38, Securities and Exchange Commn. 1938-42,
Bd. of Econ. Warfare 1942—13, For. Econ. Admin.
1943— i5, Dept. of Com. 1945-46 ; asst. to exec, sec,
3d World Power Conf., Washington, 1936 ; app. re-
search analyst, P-6, in the Dept. of State, Nov. 13,
1946 ; married. — DRE.
Streeper, Robert Bissell. — b. Columbus, Ohio, Feb.
18, 1899 ; North High Sch. grad. ; business sch. ; Ohio
State U. 1919-23 ; U. S. Army 1917-19, overseas serv-
ice ; transportation mgr., Near East Relief, Syria, 1922 ;
for. trade sec. for chamber of com. and mgr. of co-
operative office of Bu. of For. and Dom. Com. 1923-
24 ; app. v. c. of career of class three June 13, 1924 ;
For. Ser. officer unclass, July 1, 1924 ; v. c. at Canton
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July 31, 1924 ; at Tientsin Apr. 10, 1926 ; class eight,
cons., and cons, at Tientsin Oct. 16, 1929 ; at Teheran
July 9, 1931; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Feb. 19, 1932;
also 3d sec. at Teheran Feb. 26, 1932 ; cons, at Nairobi
Feb. 7, 1934 ; class seven July 1, 1934 ; class six June
1, 1937 ; cons, at Penang July 23, 1937 ; at Rangoon
Dec. 20, 1941 ; class five Feb. 1, 1942 ; cons, at Kunming
(for duty as 2d sec, temp., at Chungking) Feb. 10,
1942; 2d sec. at Chungking in addition to duties as
cons, at Kunming July 1, 1942 ; to the Dept. July 8,
1943 ; cons, at Edmonton May 19, 1944 ; class four
July 16, 1944 ; cons, at Hankow Oct. 12, 1945 ; cons,
gen. Oct. 27, 1945 ; cons. geu. at Hankow Nov. 14, 1945 ;
at Chungking Apr. 30, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Stritman, Harry R. — b. New York, N.J., May 8,
1908 ; North High Sch. (Minneapolis) grad. ; U. of
Minn., B.S. 1932, grad. work 1935-36 ; Columbia U.
1940-41 ; librarian in public library 1936-42 ; U.S.
Army 1942-45, capt., overseas service ; app. chief of
section, CAF-9, in the Dept. of State Nov. 8, 1945 ;
publications procurement officer and att. in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Rome Sept. 5, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class sis Nov. 13, 1946 ; publications
procurement officer at Rome Nov. 13, 1946.
Strom, Carl Walther. — b. Albert Lea, Minn., Dec. 22,
1899 ; Watson High Sch. ; Luther Coll., A.B. 1919 ; U.
of Iowa, A.M. 1924 ; Oxford, B.A. 1927 ; U. of 111.,
Ph.D. 1931; U. S. Army 1918, 2d It.; asst. instr. of
mathematics, U. of Iowa, 1923-24, U. of 111. 1929-30 ;
instr. of mathematics 1919-23, 1927-29, prof, of mathe-
matics 1930-35, registrar 1927-29, 1930-35, and dir.
of placements 1930-35, Luther Coll. ; app. For. Ser.
officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Oct. 1, 1935; v. c. at Vancouver Oct. 5, 1935;
For. Ser. Sch. Aug. 4, 1936; v. c. at Zurich Dec. 18,
1936; class eight May 1, 1941; to the Dept. May 16,
1941 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Mexico City Jan. 6, 1943 ;
class seven July 16, 1943 ; 2d sec. at Mexico City in
addition to duties as v.c. Aug. 23, 1943 ; v.c. at Aca-
pulco de Juarez, temp., Aug. 12, 1944 ; class six May
16, 1945 ; cons. June 15, 1945 ; cons, at Mexico City
in addition to duties as 2d sec. June 26, 1945 ; to the
Dept. Nov. 6, 1945 ; asst. chief, Div. of For. Ser. Plan-
ning, Dec. 1, 1945 ; class five May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married. — -FSP.
Strong, Curtis C- — app. admin, asst. in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Tangier Oct. 31, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Reserve officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; public affairs
officer at Tangier Nov. 13, 1946.
Strong, Gordon Bartley. — b. Otturawa, Iowa, Feb. 18,
1905 ; Ottumwa High Sch. grad. ; U. of Chicago, Ph.B.
1927, M. A. 1928, Ph. D. 1932 ; head of dept. of econ.,
Elmhurst Coll., 1931-34 ; head of dept. of business
econ., Duquesne U., 1934-42 ; econ. analyst, Bd. of Econ.
Warfare, 1942-43 ; dir. of research, Jt. War Produc-
tion Comm., Jan.-Oct. 1943 and special asst. to exec,
sec. 1943—44, War Production Bd. ; app. exec. asst. to
special asst. to sec. of state at $6,500 in tue Dept. of
State Aug. 18, 1944; economist at $6,400 (P-6) Mar.
1, 1945 ; married. — FN.
Strong, Philip G. — b. Englewood, N. J., Jan. 4, 1901 ;
Hill Sch. grad. ; Princeton 1918-20 ; U. of Nev. 1934 ;
teller in bank 1921-22 ; with bank 1923-28 : asst. to
pres. of scientific production company 192S-29 ; gen.
mgr. of draft gear company 1930—31 ; mill foreman of
borax company 1932-34 ; U.S. Marine Corps 1935-36,
1942—46, It. col., overseas service ; with mining com-
pany 1938-40 ; asst. head, Navy Dept., 1940-42 ; app.
act. chief, Acquisition and Distribution Div., Dept. of
State, May 20, 1946 ; chief, P-7, July 31, 1946. — IAD.
Strong, Robert Campbell. — b. Chicago, 111., Sept. 29,
1915; Beloit (Wis.) High Sch.; Beloit Coll., B.A. 1938;
U. of Wis. 1938-39 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass.,
v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Mar. 2, 1939 ;
v. c. at Frankfort on the Main Mar. 20, 1939 ; at
Prague June 20, 1939; For. Ser. Sch. Jan. 3, 1940;
v. c. at Durban June 5, 1940 ; at Lourenco Marques,
temp., May 6, 1941 ; at Durban May 28, 1941 ; class
eight Nov. 16, 1943 ; For. Ser. officer at Sofia to pro-
ceed via Naples for temp, detail in office of U. S.
political adviser, staff of Supreme Allied Commander,
Mediterranean theater, Oct. 23, 1944 ; class seven
May 16, 1945 ; v.c. at Sofia July 27, 1945 ; class six
May 19, 1946 ; to the Dept. June 27, 1946 ; detailed to
Naval War Coll., Newport, R. I., July 1, 1946 ; cons.
Oct. 16, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Strong, Thomas Stuart. — b. lnwood, W.Va., Sept. 4,
1904 ; Bunker Hill High Sch. grad. ; National U., LL.B.
1942 ; mgr. and administrator of estate 1923-35 ; del. to
W.Va. legislature 1933-35 ; asst. supervisor of State Road
Commn. 1934 ; chief elk. and business mgr. of div., Dept.
of Agri., 1935—41 ; act. sec. of Clearance Comm., Bd.
of Econ. Warfare, 1941-42 ; app. divisional asst. at
$3,200 in the Dept. of State May 16, 1942; at $4,600
Oct. 1, 1942 ; sr. econ. analyst at La Paz, Bolivia, Nov.
11, 1942 ; at Managua Apr. 5, 1943 ; at Melbourne Mar.
17, 1945 ; divisional asst., P-5, in the Dept. of State
Aug. 30, 1946 ; married. — SD.
Stroup, Howard W. — b. Newtonsville, Ohio, July 24,
1912 ; North High Sch. grad. ; U. of Akron 1930-31 ;
timekeeper, Works Progress Admin. 1936-39, Work
Projects Admin. 1939-42 ; U.S. Army 1943-45, over-
seas service ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. and assigned at
Caserta Aug. 13, 1945 ; at Istanbul Sept. 10, 1945 ;
admin, asst. at Istanbul Feb. 10, 1946 ; at Canberra
Aug. 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13. 1946.
Stryker, Gerald. — b. Princeton, N. J., Sept. 27, 1921 ;
Princeton High Sch. grad. ; The Hun Sch. grad. ;
Coll. of Wooster, B.A. 1942 ; Wharton Sch. of Finance
and Com., grad. work 1942 ; U.S. Army 1943-46 ;
research specialist, War Dept., 1946 ; app. For. Ser.
officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. June 3, 1946 ; to the Dept. June 17, 1946 ; v.c.
at Peiping July 15, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Stryker, Virginia C. (Mrs.) — app. elk. in the For. Ser.
Auxiliary and assigned at Lima June 24, 1942 ; at
San Jos6 Apr. 9, 1946 ; admin, asst. and disbursing
officer at San Jose" Apr. 21, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer
of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; disbursing officer at
San Jose- Nov. 13, 1946.
Stuart, John Leighton. — b. Hangchow, China, of Am.
parents, June 24, 1876 ; high sch. ; Hampden-Sydney
719707° — 47-
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Coll., B.A., B.Litt. 1896 ; Union Theological Sem., B.D.
1902 ; teacher, Nanking Theological Sem., 1908-19 ;
pres., Yenching U. (Peiping), 1919-46; app. A.E. and
P. to China July 12, 1946.
Stuart, Wallace W. — b. Boston, Mass., May 1, 1912 ;
Littleton High Sch. grad. ; Mass. State Coll., B.S. 1932,
Ph.D. 1935 ; U. of Leipzig 1935-36 ; asst. prof, of chem-
istry, Tusculum Coll., 1936-40; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Apr. 9, 1940; v. c. at Halifax Apr. 18, 1940; v. c. at
Ciudad Juarez July 6, 1940; For. Ser. Sch. Jan. 23,
1941 ; v.c. at Colombo June 2, 1941 ; 3d sec. and v.c.
at San Salvador Sept. 10, 1942 ; at La Paz, Bolivia,
Nov. 4, 1944 ; class eight Aug. 13, 1945 ; 3d sec. and v.c.
at Nanking July 12, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class five
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Stuffiebeam, Robert E.— b. South Haven, Mich., Sept. 9, 1912;
Muskegon High Sch. grad.; Rollins Coll., A. B. 1934; admin,
asst., Mich. State Welfare Dept., 1935-39; state budget officer,
Mich. Work Projects Admin., 1939-42; regional admin, officer,
Office of Defense Transportation, 1942-43; U. S. Navy 1943-46,
It.; app. management specialist, CAF-13, in the Dept. of State
Mar 18, 1946; married— OFLC.
Sturm, Paul Jones.— b. Kansas City, Kans., Mar. 11, 1912;
Southwest High Sch. grad.; Yale, B. A. 1933, Ph. D. 1938; U. of
Paris 1933-34; instr. in French, Yale 1936-41; sr. liaison officer,
For. Econ. Admin., 1941-44; U. S. Navy 1944-46, It.; app. sr.
econ. analyst in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Seoul
Aug. 19, 1946; For. Ser. Staff officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Stutesman, John Hale.— b. Washington, D. C, Dec. 16, 1920;
Lawrenceville Sch. grad.; Princeton, A. B. 1942; IT. S. Army
1942-46, capt., overseas service; app. For. Ser. officer unclass.,
v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. June 21, 1946; to the
Dept. July 14, 1946; v. c. at Shanghai July 29, 1946; For. Ser.
officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Styles, Francis Holmes. — b. Lansdowne, Pa., Dec.
15, 1895 ; Western High Sch. (D.C.) grad. ; Washington
and Lee U., A.B. 1918 ; Georgetown Sch. of For. Ser.
1919-20 ; surveyor's asst., Dept. of Agri. summers
1913, 1914, U. S. Army summer 1916; D. S. Army
1918, 2d It. ; elk.. Fed. Reserve Bd., 1919 ; app. cons,
asst. May 20, 1920 ; v. c. of career of class three Nov.
17, 1921 ; v. c. at Bordeaux May 16, 1922 ; class two
Feb. 26. 1923 ; at Loanda Nov. 20, 1923 ; class one Nov.
23, 1923 ; For. Ser. officer unclass. July 1, 1924 ; class
eight and cons. Aug. 8, 1924 ; cons, at Cape Town Mar.
11, 1926 ; at Durban Apr. 20, 1926 ; to the Dept. May
11, 1928 ; cons, at Cologne June 1, 1928 (canceled) ; at
Antwerp June 27, 1928 ; class seven Oct. 16, 1929 ; cons.
at Chihuahua Jan. 28, 1930 ; to the Dept., temp., June 4,
1934 ; class six July 1, 1934 ; cons, at Edmonton, temp.,
June 22, 1935 ; at Sydney, N.S., Aug. 3, 1935 ; at Ottawa
Mar. 8, 1937 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Mar. 24, 1937 ; also
2d sec. at Ottawa Apr. 3, 1937 ; cons, at Dublin May
29, 1939; also 2d fee. at Dublin Aug. 9, 1941; class five
Aug. 16, 1941 ; class four Nov. 16, 1943 ; 1st sec. at
Dublin in addition to duties as cons. Apr. 29, 1944 ;
cons, at Tampico Jan. 13, 1945 ; at Shanghai May 13,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Sullivan, Charles Howard. — b. Hartford, Conn., Mar.
21, 1914 ; Loomis Inst. grad. ; Wesleyan U., B.A. 1936 ;
Columbia, M.A. 1937; instr. in Am. history, George-
town, 1940—45; app. treaty analyst at $2,600 (P-2)
in the Dept. of State Mar. 26, 1945 ; P-4 Jan. 9, 1946 ;
married. — Le.
Sullivan, Don Lawrence.— b. Santa Paula, Calif., July 9, 1908;
Manual Arts High Sch. grad.; U. of S. Calif., B. S. 1933, grad.
work 1942; Southwestern U., LL. B. 1939; U. of Paris; salesman
for oil company 1933-42; U. S. Army 1942-46, capt., overseas serv-
ice; app. asst. petroleum att. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and
assigned at Cairo Jan. 25, 1946; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class
four Nov. 13, 1946.
Sullivan, Fern E. — app. admin, asst. in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Rome July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946.
Sullivan, Mary Carmel. — b. Washington, D.C. ; Cen.
High Sch. , grad.'; George Washington, A.B. 1931, M.A.
1933 ; jr. librarian. Library of Cong., 1927-42 ; app.
divisional asst. at $2,600 in the Dept. of State Aug 3,
1942 ; at $3,200 Mar. 16, 1943 ; chief of post-war refer-
ence section, Comm. on Post-War Programs, at $3,S00
(P-4) July 1, 1944; Jt. Secretariat of the Exec. Staff
Cornms. Dec. 20, 1945, Central Secretariat Apr. 26,
1945 ; index and reference officer, United Nations Conf.
on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 , for 1st part of 1st
sess. of the Gen. Assembly, United Nations, London,
1946 ; chief of records branch, U.S. del., United Nations,
at $5, ISO June 14, 1946.
Sullivan, Philip Beach. — b. Ypsilanti, Mich., Sept. 3,
1S98 ; Detroit Central High Sch. grad. ; U. of Mich.,
B.A. 1922, M.A. 1928, grad. work 1933, 1938 ; U.S.
Army, Sept.-Dec. 1918 ; prof, of econ., St. John's U.,
Shanghai, China, 1922-43 ; program supervisor, Army
Student Training Program, U. of Mich., 1944—45 ; app.
chief of Far East section, Div. of Int. Labor, Social,
and Health Affairs, Dept. of State, at $4,600 (P-5)
Apr. 24, 1945 ; chief of area problems branch, P-6, May
14, 1946 ; married. — ILH.
Summers, Lionel Morgan. — b. Madrid, Spain, of Am.
parents, Nov. 20, 1905; Western High Sch. (D. C.)
grad. ; Princeton Uv B.S. 1927 ; George Washington
U., LL.B. 1930 ; Acad€mie de Droit International, The
Hague, 1930 ; Institut des Hautes Etudes Interna-
tionales, Paris, 1930-31 ; mem. of bar of D.C. ; asst. on
law staff, Library of Cong., 1931-33 ; elk. in law firm,
1933-34 ; atty., U.S. Agency, Gen. Claims Arbitration,
U.S. and Mexico, 1934-36 ; asst. counsel and chief ol
right-of-way and title section, Rural Electrification
Admin., 1936-43 ; app. divisional asst. at $5,600 (P-6)
in the Dept. of State Dec. 17. 1943 ; legal specialist July
1, 1944 ; asst. to the legal adviser Aug. 16, 1944 ; P-7
Dec. 1, 1946 ; married. — Le.
Sumner, Philip D. — b. Cornwall, England, Aug. 10,
1901 ; naturalized 1917 ; tutors ; business sch. ; dir. of
Neutral and Canadian Tonnage dept., British Ministry
of Shipping, 1917-19 ; dir. of chartering consignment
dept. for steamship brokers 1919-22 ; traveling auditor,
chief accountant and president and treas. of Mexico
City office for Am. motion-picture Corp., 1922-32 ; owner
of import and export business, Mexico City, 1932-34 ;
investigator, Nat. Recovery Admin., 1934-35 ; admin-
istrator for hotel 1935-37 ; chief accountant for So.
Am. company 1937-40 ; app. v.c. at Mexico City Apr.
16, 1943 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class nine Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
BIOGRAPHIES
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Sundell, Charles Conrad. — b. Minneapolis, Minn., Dec.
30, 1906 ; U. of Minn, 2 yrs. ; with railway company
1 yr. ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Chefoo Sept. 25,
1928 ; v. c. at Chefoo Mar. 9. 1929 ; at Amoy Sept. 26,
1931 ; at Swatow, temp., Nov. 21, 1934 ; at Amoy Dec.
20, 1934 ; at St. John's, N.P., June 15, 1935 ; at Windsor
Dec. 10, 1940 ; at Sarnia, temp., Aug. 1, 1944 ; at Wind-
sor Aug. 31, 1944 ; also admin, asst. at Windsor Apr.
21, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13,
1946 ; v.c. at Windsor Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Sundt, Olaf Francis. — b. Carbis Bay, England, Jan.
11, 1897 ; naturalized 1934 ; high sch. in Lausanne,
Switzerland; U. of Lausanne, B. S. 1917, M. S. 1922;
geologist for oil company 1924, engineer 1924—26, geolo-
gist and geopnysicist 1927-33 ; private consultant
1933-41 ; head of geological dept., oil producing com-
pany, 1941-44; app. petroleum att. at Lima June 21,
1944 ; assigned also to La Paz, Quito, and Santiago
July 25, 1944 ; at Buenos Aires, temp., July 6, 1945 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Suro, Guillermo A. — b. Florida, P.R., May 7, 1907 ;
Central High Sch. (San Juan) grad. ; Georgetown, B.S.
(For. Ser.) 1933; editorial asst., Pan Am. Union,
1927-39 ; sec, Pan Am. Trade-mark Conf., Washington,
1929, Pan Am. Commn. on Customs Procedure and
Port Formalities, Washington, 1929, Pan Am. Conf.
on Regulation of Automotive Traffic, Washington, 1930,
and 4th Pan Am. Cml. Conf., Washington, 1931 ; in-
terpreter-translator, Inter-Am. Conf. for Maintenance
of Peace, Buenos Aires, 1936, Inter-Am. Tech. Aviation
Conf., Lima, 1937, Inter-Am. Radio Conf., Habana, 1937,
8th Int. Conf. of Am. States, Lima, 1938, 3d Pan Am.
Highway Conf., Santiago, 1939, 1st Meeting of Minis-
ters of For. Affairs of Am. Republics for Consultation,
Panama 1939, and 8th Am. Scientific Cong., Wash-
ington, 1940 ; sec-gen., Inter-Am. Financial and Eco-
nomic Advisory Committee, 1939—40 ; asst. sec. of Am.
del., 2d Meeting of Ministers of For. Affairs of Am.
Republics, Habana, 1940 ; app. asst. chief, Central
Translating Office, Dept. of State, at $3,800 July 10,
1940 ; act. chief Aug. 9, 1940 ; chin., subcomm. on
publications and translations of the Interdept. Comm.
on Cooperation with Am. Republics 1941-44, of Inter-
dept. Comm. on Cultural and Scientific Cooperation
1944- ; chief, Central Translating Office, at $5,600 Aug.
20, 1941 ; U.S. representative, North Am. Regional
Radio-Engineering Meeting, Washington, 1941 ; sec. to
U.S. del., 3d Meeting of Ministers of For. Affairs, Rio
de Janeiro, 1942 ; sec, 8th Pan Am. Child Cong., Wash-
ington, 1942 ; asst. chief of interpreting and translat-
ing bu., United Nations Conf. on Food and Agri., Hot
Springs, Va., 1943 ; chief of interpreting and translat-
ing bu., 1st sess. of the Council, United Nations Relief
and Rehabilitation Admin., Atlantic City, N.J., 1943
asst. chief, Central Translating Div., Jan. 15, 1944
act. chief, Central Translating Div., Jan. 15, 1944
at $5,800 Apr. 1, 1944 ; chief of interpreting and
translating bu., United Nations Monetary and Finan-
cial Conf., Bretton Woods, N.H., 1944, and Int. Civil
Aviation Conf., Chicago, 1944 ; chief interpreter-trans-
lator, U. S. del., Inter-Am. Conf. on Problems of War
and Peace, Mexico City, 1945 ; chief, Central Translat-
ing Div., May 1, 1945; at $6,500 (CAF-14) May 9,
1945 ; dir., interpreting and translating bu., United
Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; tech.
adviser to U.S. chief of counsel for prosecution of Axis
war criminals 1945 ; married. — TO.
Surrey, Walter Sterling. — b. Denver, Colo., July 24,
1915; Townsend Harris High Sch. grad.; U. of Va.,
B.S. 1936; Yale, LL.B. 1939; mem. of bar of N.Y. ;
research asst. in taxation Sept.-Dec 1939 ; assoc. atty..
Depr. of Justice, 1940—41 ; sr. atty. and liaison officer
to Dept. of State, Bd. of Econ. Warfare, 1941-43;
app. att. at Stockholm Dec. 4, 1942 ; act. chief, Div. of
Econ. Security Controls, P-8, Nov. 8, 1945 ; chief Dec.
12, 1945 ; mem. of mission to negotiate agreements on
German assets in Spain and Portugal, 1946 ; married. —
ES.
Sutterlin, James S. — b. Frankfort, Ky., Mar. 15, 1922; Frank-
fort High Sch. grad.; Haverford Coll., A. B. 1943; U. S. Army
1943-46, It.; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. June 14, 1946; to the Dept. June 30, 1946; v. c.
at Berlin July 19, 1946; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Sutton, F. Lester b. Bridgeton, N.J., Jan. 28, 1915 ;
Bridgeton High Sch. grad. ; DePauw U., A.B. 1936 ;
Fletcher Sch. of Law and Diplomacy. M.A. 1937 ;
Harvard Law Sch. 1937 ; Georgetown Sch. of For. Ser.,
summers 1939, 1940 ; instr. in elementary schs. 1938-39,
1940—41 ; elk. in Am. consulate at Windsor June 1-
July 15, 1941 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Mar. 20. 1941,
qualified July 16, 1941 ; v.c. at Windsor July 16, 1941 ;
at Habana, Aug. 19, 1942 ; also 3d sec. at Habana
Jan. 15, 1943 ; v.c. at Basra Nov. 11, 1943 ; cons. July
2, 1945 ; cons, at Basra July 11, 1945 ; 3d sec. and
cons, at Tehran Jan. 28, 1946 ; class eight May 19,
1946 ; cons, at Tabriz Oct. 17, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer
of class five Nov. 13, 1946.
Sutula, Casimir Leon. — b. New Britain, Conn., July
24, 1904 ; New Britain High Sch. grad. ; Trinity Coll.,
A.B. 1930 ; Dept. of Agri. Grad. Sch. 1938-39 ; Am. U.
1939—41 ; econ. and financial analyst for investment
banking and brokerage houses 1928—34 ; financial an-
alyst, Securities and Exchange Commn., 1934—42 ;
chief of unit, Bd. of Econ. Warfare, Feb.-Sept. 1942 ;
U.S. Army 1942-45 ; asst. chief of unit, For. Econ.
Admin. Aug.-Sept. 1945 ; transferred to the Dept. of
State as asst. head of unit, P-4, Sept. 27, 1945 ;
divisional asst. June 16, 1946 ; married. — ES.
Svestad, Anvor B. — app. admin, asst. in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Oslo July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class eleven Nov. 13, 1946 ; librarian at Oslo
Nov. 13, 1946.
Swan, Helen Elizabeth (Mrs.). — b. Stafford Springs,
Conn. ; Classical High Sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ;
with Home Owners' Loan Corp. 1934—42, Office for
Emergency Management 1942-44, and Treas. Dept.
1944-45 ; app. admin, analyst at $3,640 (CAF-9) in
the Dept. of State Sept. 17, 1945; CAF-11 Oct. 6,
1946. — CS.
Swank, Emory Coblentz.— b. Frederick, Md., Jan. 29, 1922;
Brunswick High Sch. grad.; Franklin and Marshall Coll., A. B.
1942; Harvard, A. M. 1943; U. S. Army 1943-46, overseas service;
instr. in Eng., Franklin and Marshall Coll., 1946; app. For. Ser.
officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 19,
1946; to the Dept. Aug. 14, 1946; v. c. at Shanghai Sept. 10, 1946;
For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
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REGISTER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 1946
Swauson, Holland Carlos.— b. Monmouth, 111., Feb. 20, 1919;
high-sch. grad.; Monmouth Coll. 1937-40; asst. actuarian with
insur. company 1937-40; asst. cashier in bank 1940-41; U. S.
Army 1941-46, maj., overseas service; app. program coordinator,
Office of For. Liquidation, Dept. of State, CAF-13, June 20,
1946; married.— OFLC.
Swayne, Kingdon W. — b. George School, Pa., Nov. 26,
1920 ; George School High Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A.B.
1941 ; apprentice accountant with mfg. company 1941-
42; U.S. Army 1942-46, capt., overseas service; app.
For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. July 5, 1946; to the Dept. Aug. 1, 1946;
3d sec. and v.c. at London Aug. 21, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Swayzee, Cleon Oliphant.- — b. New Maysville, Ind.,
June 3, 1903 ; Frankfort High Sch. grad. ; Wabash
Coll., A.B. 1925 ; Columbia, M.A. 1929, Ph.D. 1935 ;
assoc. prof, of labor econ., U. of Nebr., 1930-34, 1935-
41 ; labor consultant, War Production Bd., 1941-42 ;
labor relations adviser, Office of Price Admin., 1942-
44 ; app. chief of migration branch, Labor Relations
Div., Dept. of State, at $5,600 (P-6) Oct. 2, 1944, Div.
of Int. Labor, Social, and Health Affairs Nov. 10, 1944 ;
special asst., P-7, Jan. 12, 1946 ; married. — ILH.
Sweeney, Joseph H. — b. Salem, Mass., Sept. 11,
1912; Huntington Park (Calif.) High Sch. grad.;
Whittier Coll., A.B. 1933 ; U. of Southern Calif., M.S.
1939, M.S. (For. Ser.) 1941 ; Fletcher Sch. of Law and
Diplomacy, Ph.D. 1943 ; social worker, case supervisor,
dist. dir., and field representative in public and private
social agencies 1934-40 ; instr., Tufts Coll., 1941-43 ;
with Am. Red Cross 1943, and Office of Strategic
Services 1943-45 ; asst. exec, officer, United Nations
Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; transferred
to the Dept. of State as research analyst, P— 5, Oct. 1,
1945 ; act. chief, Div. of British Commonwealth In-
telligence, Jan. 1-July 1, 1946 ; P-6 Nov. 3, 1946 ;
married. — DRE.
Sweinhart, Henry lee.— b. Pottstown, Pa., June 12, 1878;
Pottstown High Sch. grad.; Hill Sch. grad.; Yale, B. A. 1902,
M. A. 1905; with Civil Ser. Commn. 1903-06; reporter for news-
papers and correspondent for press associations 1906-42; informa-
tion specialist, Office of Inter-Am. Affairs, 1942-45; transferred to
the Dept. of State as information publicist, CAF-11, Aug. 31,
1945; news editor July 14, 1946; married.— INP.
Swihart, James Wilbur. — b. Cincinnati, Ohio, Apr. 13,
1916; Institut Sillig (Vevey, Switzerland) 1928-31;
Phillips Andover grad. ; Yale, A.B. 1939 ; trainee in
bank 1939-42 ; app. divisional asst. at $2,000 in the
Dept. of State Feb. 9, 1942 ; at $2,600 Apr. 1, 1942 ; at
$3,200 Sept. 1, 1942 ; at $3,800 Jan. 1, 1943 ; asst. chief,
Div. of World Trade Intelligence, July 5, 1943 ; at
$4,600 Jan. 1, 1944 ; econ. analyst in the For. Ser.
Auxiliary at Brussels Oct. 6, 1944 ; special asst. to
the public liaison officer, U. S. del. United Nations
Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; information
and liaison officer, Div. of Public Liaison, Dept. of
State, at $6,230 (CAF-13) July 2, 1945; special asst.
to dir., Office of Public Affairs, P-7, July 1, 1946 ;
married. — PA.
Swindoll, Thomas Haven. — b. Slate Springs, Miss.,
Aug. 16, 1918; George Washington High Sch. (Indian-
apolis, Ind.) grad.; Butler U., A.B. 1940; U.S. Army
1941-44, overseas service ; cost accountant with pri-
vate company Aug.-Dec. 1944 ; app. divisional asst. at
$2,000 in the Dept. of State Mar. 28, 1945 ; transferred
to For. Ser. Auxiliary Apr. 30, 1945 ; v.c. at Gflteborg
July 5, 1945 ; at Oslo June 3, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Symans, Edward A. — b. Grand Rapids, Mich., May 8,
1903 ; Catholic Central High Sch. grad. ; Marquette U.
Coll. of Journalism 1921-23 ; U. of Warsaw 1932-33 ;
free-lance writer and author 1923-36 ; elk. to Am. cml.
att. at Warsaw May 8, 1936-July 1, 1939 ; app. elk. in
Am. emb. at Warsaw July 1, 1939 ; at Berlin Oct. 5,
1939 ; at Moscow Apr. 21, 1941 ; at Vladivostok July
6, 1941 ; at Istanbul Mar. 31, 1942 ; at Asunci6n Feb.
11, 1944 ; v.c. and admin, asst. at Poznan June 17,
1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13,
1946 ; v.c. at Poznan Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Szeg-o, Paul S. — b. in Hungary, July 17, 1889 ; natu-
ralized 1927 ; 6th District High Sch. (Budapest) grad. ;
Royal U. of Budapest, Ph.D. 1911 ; Royal Acad, of
Art, Budapest, 1907-17 ; teacher in high sch. in Buda-
pest ; banknote designer for Am. banknote companies
1924-31 ; owner of art studio 1933-38 ; with map pub-
lishing company 1942 ; app. cartographic engineer at
$3,200 (P-3) in the Dept. of State Oct. 5, 1942; car-
tographer Jan. 1, 1944 ; intelligence officer, P-4, Oct.
6, 1946 ; married. — FC.
Sztolcman, Ludwik. — b. Odessa, Russia, Dec. 4, 1886;
naturalized 1943 ; Inst, of Tech., St. Petersburg, Rus-
sia, mechanical engineering degree 1913 ; general man-
ager of private firms in Poland, Germany, Russia,
France, Italy, and Belgium 1913-14, 1919-39 ; app.
econ. analyst in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned
at Warsaw July 16, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Taber, Alva Lester.- — b. Shawmut, Mont., Nov. 18,
1918 ; Harlowton High Sch. grad. ; business sch. ; elk.
and bookkeeper with automobile company 1937-38 ;
acct. for state purchasing agt. 1938-41 ; app. elk. in
the For. Ser. and assigned to the Dept. May 14, 1941 ;
at Bogota July 14, 1941 ; at Asmara Mar. 26, 1942 ; at
Moscow Mar. 30, 1943 ; furlough for mil. ser. (U.S.
Army) Jan.-Sept. 1945; admin, asst. at Moscow Nov.
1, 1945 ; also disbursing officer at Moscow Apr. 21,
1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ;
special disbursing agt. at Moscow Nov. 13. 1946.
Taft, Orray, Jr. — b. Providence, R.I., Feb. 21, 1909;
Montezuma Sch. grad. ; U. of Grenoble 1926 ; Stanford,
A.B. 1931 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 17, 1931 ; v. c.
at Guadalajara Jan. 20, 1932; at Mexico City Mar. 6,
1933; For. Ser. Sch. Apr. 22, 1933; v. c. at Warsaw
Aug. 28, 1933 ; at Algiers June 29, 1939 ; class eight
Mar. 1, 1940 ; v.c. at Mexicali June 8, 1942 ; cons. June
23, 1942 ; cons, at Mexicali July 20, 1942 ; class seven
Oct. 20, 1942 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Habana Feb. 18,
1943 ; cons, at Vancouver July 10, 1945 ; class six
Aug. 13, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Tait, George. — b. Amherst Co., Va., Aug. 14, 1893;
Woodberry Forest Sch. ; U. of Va. Law Sch. 1913-17 ;
Georgetown Sch. of For. Ser. ; Ecole Libre des Sciences
Politiques 2 yrs. ; U. of Grenoble, France ; mem. of bar
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431
of fa. ; law practice 1917-18 ; U. S. Army 1918-19, 2d
It. ; lecturer on consular practice, Georgetown Sch. of
For. Ser., 1931-33 ; app. v. c. of career of class three
Oct. 6, 1923; v. c. at Rio de Janeiro Not. 19, 1923;
For. Ser. officer unclass. July 1, 1924 ; v. c. at Palermo
July 3, 1925 ; at Algiers, temp., Mar. 5, 1927 ; at Malta,
temp., May 4, 1927; at Rotterdam Oct. 22, 1927; to
the Dept. July 12, 1930 ; class eight and cons. July 24,
1930 ; cons, at Paris Sept. 16, 1933 ; class seven July 1,
1934 ; class six Apr. 1, 1936 ; cons, at Manchester Apr.
3, 1937 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 1, 1937 ; class five
June 16, 1938; class four May 1, 1941; cons, at
Montreal May 5, 1941 ; 1st sec. at Bern Apr. 15, 1942 ;
class three July 16. 1943 ; class two May 16, 1945 ; 1st
sec. and cons, at Reykjavik Oct. 16. 1945 (canceled) ;
couns. of emb. at London Feb. 8, 1946 ; cons. gen. Mar.
16, 1946 ; cons. gen. at London in addition to duties as
couns. of emb. Apr. 10, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
two Nov. 13, 1946.
Taliaferro, Charles Heistand. — b. Harrisonburg, Va.,
July 29, 1905 ; Washington and Lee U. 3 yrs. ; app. elk.
in Am. consulate at Mazatlan Aug. 11, 1930 ; v. c. at
Progreso Apr. 29, 1931; at Menda Nov. 6, 1933; at
Yarmouth Oct. 6, 1938 ; at Halifax, temp., May 11, 1942 ;
at Yarmouth July 4, 1942 ; at Halifax July 22, 1942 ; at
Fredericton, temp., July 27, 1942 ; at Halifax Sept. 30,
1942 ; at St. Stephen, temp., May 15, 1943 ; at Halifax
May 31, 1943 ; at Fredericton, temp., July 31, 1944 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class eleven Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Tanck, Margarite Helen. — b. Royal, Nebr., Aug. 14,
1913; Onawa (Iowa) High Sch. grad. ; admin, clk-
stenog. with insur. company 1934-36, 1937-39 ; sec. to
chief of section, Interstate Com. Commn. 1936-37, to
pres. of bank 1939-42 ; U.S. Army 1942-46, maj. ; app.
admin, asst. in the For. Ser. and assigned to the Dept.
Aug. 24, 1946 ; at Port-au-Prince Nov. 12, 1946 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Tanner, Edward Livingston. — b. Bunkie, La., Apr. 2,
1892 ; Agri. and Mech. Coll. of Tex., B.S. 1914 ; super-
intendent of schs. 1914—15 ; entomological inspector,
Office of Tex. Commr. of Agri., 1915-16 ; U. S. Army
1917-19, capt., overseas service; instr. in agronomy
1920-21, co. agt. 1922-24, 1925-37, Agri. and Mech.
Coll. of Tex. ; dir. of sch., Tamaulipas, Mexico, 1921-
22 ; rehabilitation asst., Veterans' Bu., 1924-25 ;
asst. information specialist 1937-40, water facilities
supervisor 1940-42, community mgr. 1942—43, sr.
agronomist 1943-45, Dept. of Agri. ; app. agri. att. in
the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Port-au-Prince
Jan. 1, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class five Nov.
13, 1946 ; married.
Tarin, John Anthony. — b. San Antonio, Tex., Nov. 6,
1898 ; Maine Avenue High Sch. ; business-sch. grad. ;
correspondent with mail order company 1914-17 ; elk.
and translator, Navy Dept., 1917-18 ; elk., War Dept.
1919, wholesale firm 1919-21, oil company 1921-24 ;
credit man with furniture company 1924-26 ; asst. sec.
with trade bu. 1926-31 ; elk. and asst. in credit dept.
with hardware wholesale firm 1931-34 ; elk. and asst.
mgr. of export dept. with wholesale firm 1934—39 ;
elk. and clerical supervisor with oil company in
Venezuela 1939—43 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned at Caracas May 10, 1943 ; also v.c. at
Caracas Dec. 17, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946; v.c. at Caracas Nov. 13, 1946;
married.
Taussig, Charles William. — b. New York, N.Y., Aug.
9, 1896; Stuyvesant High Sch.; U.S. Navy; pres. and
chm. of bds. of various molasses and sugar companies ;
tech. adviser, Washington confs. with foreign powers,
1933 ; tech. adviser, World Econ. Conf., 1933 ; mem.,
President's Advisory Council for Virgin Islands, 1934 ;
chm. of nat. advisory comm., Nat. Youth Admin., 1935 ;
cbm., U.S. Commn. To Study Social and Econ. Condi-
tions in British West Indies, 1940 ; author ; app. chm.,
U. S. section, Anglo-Am. Caribbean Commn., Mar. 14,
1942 ; adviser to U.S. del., 26th Sess. of Int. Labor
Conf., Philadelphia, 1944 ; also adviser on Caribbean
affairs Dec. 20, 1944 ; adviser, U.S. del., United Nations
Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; chm., 2d West
Indian Conf., St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, 1946 ; rep-
resentative of Caribbean Commn., 3d sess., Caribbean
Tourist Conf., Brooklyn, N. Y., 1946 ; married. — AACC.
Taylor, Ancel Newel. — b. Ogden, Utah, June 17,
1908 ; Idaho Falls High Sch. grad. ; business sch. ;
George Washington U. 1932- ; elk. 1924-26 ; clerical
and cml. work 1926-27; app. elk. at $1,140 in the Dept.
of State Nov. 28, 1927; at $1,260 July 1, 1928; at
$1,320 July 1, 1928; at $1,620 Aug. 1, 1928; at $1,800
July 1, 1929; at $1,920 July 1, 1930; at $2,000 Mar.
16, 1935; at $2,300 July 1, 1937; at $2,400 Apr. 16,
1939; admin, asst. at $2,600 Nov. 16, 1940; at $3,200
Feb. 1, 1942; admin, officer at $3,800 June 1, 1942;
at $4,600 (CAF-12) Nov. 1. 1943 ; act. asst. chief, Div.
of For. Ser. Admin., Sept. 24, 1945 ; asst. chief, CAF-13,
Jan. 27, 1946; married. — FA.
Taylor, Clifford Curtis. — b. Loveland, Colo., May 15,
1895 ; Fort Collins High Sch. grad. ; Colo. Agri. Coll.,
B.S. 1917 ; Iowa State Coll., M.S. 1923 ; Harvard, A.M.
1926, Ph.D. 1930; county agri. agt., Colo., 1917-18;
research asst., Dept. of Agri. 1918-20 ; farm manage-
ment specialist, U. of Idaho, 1920-21 ; research asst.,
Iowa State Experimental Station, 1921-23 ; assoc. prof,
and head of dept. of agri. economics, Va. Polytech.
Inst., 1923-30 ; entered Bu. of Agri. Economics Nov.
15, 1930 ; agri. att. at Pretoria 1930-33 ; app. agri. att.
at London July 27, 1935 ; Am. representative, Int.
Wheat Advisory Committee, 1936-39 ; tech. adviser,
Int. Sugar Conf., London, 1937 ; del., meetings of Int.
Sugar Council, London, 1937-39 ; For. Ser. officer of
class four July 1, 1939 ; agri. att. at Ottawa Sept. 30,
1939 ; cons, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ;
class three Feb. 1, 1942 ; class two July 16, 1944 ;
adviser, U.S. del., 1st sess. of the Conf., United Nations
Food and Agri. Org., Quebec, 1945 ; class one Dec. 17,
1945 ; couns. of emb. for econ. affairs at Warsaw Jan.
2, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class one Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Taylor, Eva.- — b. Laurens, S.C., Apr. 14, 1904 ; Lau-
rens High Sch. grad. ; Winthrop Coll. 1922-24 ; sec.
to sch. supt. 1924-33 ; elk. for accountant 1933-35,
for cml. firms 1935—41, office of div. engineer in Pan-
ama 1941-42 ; app. elk. in Am. emb. at Panama May
8, 1942 ; at Praha June 27, 1945 ; admin, asst. at
Praha June 16, 1946 ; at Naples July 17, 1946 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
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Taylor, Frank Dodd. — b. Pittsfield, Mass., Mar. 30,
1918 ; Kent Sen. grad. ; Williams Coll., B.A. 1940 ; U.
of Chile, Santiago 1941 ; U.S. Army, 1941-45, over-
seas service; app. divisional asst., at $3,640 (P-3) in
the Dept. of State Aug. 31, 1945 ; P-4 Aug. 11, 1946;
married. — GA.
Taylor, Frank Romine. — b. Dunn Loring, Va., Oct. 1,
1897 ; business-sch. grad. ; Georgetown U. Law Sch.,
1916-17, 1919-22 ; U.S. Army 1918-19, overseas serv-
ice ; v. pres. of construction company 1922-34 ; chief
reviewer, Public Works Admin., 1934-42 ; chief ac-
countant with engineering company 1942-45 ; chief,
records and reports branch, Fiscal Div., Office of the
Army-Navy Liquidation Commr., 1945 ; transferred
to the DePt- of State as chief of operations branch,
Office of For. Liquidation, CAF-13, Oct. 20, 1945 ;
chief of records and reports branch Oct. 20, 1946 ;
married. — OFLC.
Taylor, Fred.: — b. in England, Jan. 25, 1878 ; natu-
ralized 1899 ; New Bedford Textile Engineering Sch.
grad. ; assoc. prof., Clemson Coll., 1907-12 ; div. chief
1912-19 ; agri. commr. 1930-44, Dept. of Agri. ; gen.
mgr. of cotton mills 1919-30 ; del. to int. cotton confs.
in Europe and Washington, D.C. ; app. agri. commr. in
the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at London Oct.
20, 1944 ; at Tokyo Feb. 8, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer
of class three Nov. 13, 1916 ; married.
Taylor, Henry Landes. — b. Seattle, Wash., May 15,
1918 ; East High Sch. grad. ; U. of Wash., B.A. 1942 ;
salesman 1942-43 ; app. jr. econ. analyst at Bogota
July 21, 1943 ; v.c. at Buenaventura May 12, 1945 ; at
Ciudad Ju&rez Feb. 8, 1946 ; v.c. and admin, asst. at
Grenada July 2, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Grenada Nov. 13, 1946.
Taylor, Jeannette R. — app. admin, asst. in the For.
Ser. and assigned at London July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class eleven Nov. 13, 1946.
Taylor, Kathleen Clifton (Mrs.). — b. Sutherland
Springs, Tex. ; San Antonio High Sch. grad. ; U. of
Tex., B.A. 1923 ; Columbia, grad. work 1923-24 ;
teacher in Am. High Sch., Mexico City, 1924-25 ; app.
elk. in Am. emb. at Mexico City Nov. 1, 1926 ; trans-
lator at Mexico City Jan. 31, 1927 ; elk. at London
Apr. 8, 1943 ; at Barcelona July 28, 1944 ; at Madrid
Dec. 12, 1944 ; admin, asst. at Habana Sept. 4, 1945 ;
also v.c. at Habana Jan. 23, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff offi-
cer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Habana Nov. 13,
1946.
Taylor, Laurence Wilson. — b. Chicago, 111., Feb. 8,
1896; U. of Calif., B.S. 1919; U. of Bordeaux 1919;
U. S. Army 1917-19, overseas service ; U. of Calif.,
agri. extension service, 1920, 1923-30 ; ranch mgr.
1920-23 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 16, 1930 ; v. c. at Van-
couver Jan. 24, 1931 ; For. Ser. Sch. Feb. 10, 1933 ;
v. c. at Copenhagen June 13, 1933 ; at Strasbourg June
12, 1937 ; class eight Aug. 17, 1938 ; v. c. at Bordeaux
Sept. 3, 1939 ; 3d sec. at Paris Apr. 7, 1941 ; class seven
May 1, 1941 ; to the Dept. Mar. 7, 1942 ; cons, and cons,
at Brazzaville May 2, 1942 ; class six July 16, 1943 ;
cons, at Montreal Nov. 20, 1943 ; class four May 16,
1945 ; to the Dept. June 4, 1946 ; sec, U.S. del., 1st
assembly, Provisional Civil Aviation Org., Montreal,
1946 ; asst. chief, Div. of Training Services, Sept. 20,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married. — FSS.
Taylor, Paul Bennett. — b. Neligh, Nebr., Aug. 12,
1905; Crete High Sch. grad.; Doane Coll., A.B. 1927;
Columbia, A.M. 1931 ; U. at Kiel, Germany, 1931-32 ;
research assoc, Carnegie Endowment for Int. Peace,
1935-37 ; mem. of research staff, For. Policy Assn.,
1937-39 ; instr. in govt, and int. relations, Wesleyan
U.. 1939-41 ; app. divisional asst. at $3,200 in the Dept.
of State Apr. 1, 1941 ; at $3,800 (P-4) Dec. 16, 1941 ;
furlough for mil. ser. (U.S. Army, 2d It., overseas serv-
ice) Sept. 23, 1942-Nov. 12, 1945; asst. on int. org.,
P-5, Nov. 12, 1945 ; specialist, P-6, Sept. 8, 1946. — OA.
Taylor, Richard Porter. — b. New York, N.Y., May 27,
1915 ; East Orange High Sch. grad. ; Middlebury Coll.,
A.B. 1937, fellowship 1938 ; Fletcher Sch. of Law and
Diplomacy, M.A. 1940 ; summer study in Germany ;
private tutor in Bavaria ; jr. econ. analyst, Dept. of
Agri., 1940—41 ; research assoc, Council for Democracy,
1941-42 ; research coordinator, United China Relief,
Apr.-July 1942; app. divisional asst. at $3,200 (P-3)
in the Dept. of State July 17, 1942 ; furlough for mil.
ser. (U.S. Army 1942^3, U.S. Navy 1943-46, It, over-
seas service) Oct. 5, 1942-Feb. 26, 1946 ; P-4 Feb. 26,
1946 ; for. affairs specialist, P-5, Aug. 25, 1946 ;
married. — ESC.
Taylor, Robert Martin. — b. Los Angeles, Calif., Aug.
8, 1909; Marysville (Wash.) High Sch. grad.; U. of
Wash., B.A. 1930, M.A. 1931; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Dec. 17, 1931 ; v. c. at Mazatlan Jan. 6, 1932 ; at Mex-
ico City Aug. 22, 1932; For. Ser. Sch. Apr. 22, 1933;
v. c at Hankow Aug. 28, 1933; at Tientsin Dec. 17,
1938 ; at Chefoo, temp.. May 10, 1939 ; class eight
Mar. 1, 1940; v.c. at Tientsin Mar. 18, 1940-Dec 7,
1941 ; to the Dept. Feb. 12, 1942 ; class seven Oct. 20,
1942 ; sec. and v.c. at Paris Oct. 20, 1944 ; cons. Dec.
7, 1944 ; cons, at Paris in addition to duties as sec.
Jan. 20, 1945 ; 2d sec. at Paris in addition to duties
as cons. May 10, 1945 ; clasa six May 16, 1945 ; class
five May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov.
13, 1946 ; married.
Teall, Girvan. — b. Little Falls, N.Y., Mar. 29, 1898;
Little Falls High Sch. grad. ; St. John's Mil. Acad,
grad. ; art course 1917-18 ; Syracuse U., S.A.T.C., 1918 ;
U.S.M.A. 1918; auditor, N.Y. State Income Tax Bu.,
1918-21 ; elk. in Am. consulate at Toronto 1921-24 ;
app. v. c. at Toronto June 27, 1924 ; at Vienna Mar.
25, 1926 ; elk., Conf. on Trade Restrictions and Prohi-
bitions, Geneva, 1927 ; resigned Oct. 9, 1928 ; sales
mgr. 1928-29 ; app. v. c at Corinto Nov. 2, 1929 ; at
Edmonton Dec. 16, 1932 ; at Winnipeg Oct. 23, 1934 ;
at Edmonton, temp., Jan. 17, 1935 ; at Winnipeg Feb.
19, 1935 ; at Edmonton, temp., May 7, 1935 ; at Winni-
peg July 1, 1935 ; at Edmonton, temp., Sept. 20, 1935 ;
at Winnipeg Nov. 15, 1935 ; at Barranquilla Nov. 27,
1935 ; at Nuevo Laredo Mar. 24, 1943 ; at Ottawa Oct.
20, 1944 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Teller, Hugh Harlow. — b. Montague, Mich., Dec. 25,
1896; Tech. High Sch. (D.C.) grad.; Georgetown Sch.
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433
of For. Ser., cert. 1923 ; student asst, Dept. of Agii.,
1915-16 ; topographic draftsman, U.S. Coast Guard,
1917-23 ; U.S. Army 1918-19 ; app. elk. in Am. con-
sulate at Stuttgart June 23, 1924 ; v.c. at Stuttgart June
23, 1928-July 2, 1941 ; to the Dept., temp., Aug. 2, 1941 ;
divisional asst. at $3,200 in the Dept. of State Aug. 10,
1942 ; at $3,300 Apr. 1, 1944 ; chief of anti-Am. sec-
tion, Visa Div., at $3,800 Oct. 9, 1944 ; v.c. at Zurich
May 16, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eight
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Ten Hoor, Gerrit J. — app. admin, asst. in the For.
Ser. and assigned at The Hague July 1, 1946 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class eleven Nov. 13, 1946 ; asst.
dir., U.S. Information Service, at The Hague Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Tenney, E. Paul. — b. Boston. Mass., Mar. 28, 1906 ;
Lincoln High Sch. (Seattle, Wash.) grad. ; Stanford,
A.B. 1926, LL.B. 1934 ; George Washington Law Sch.
1931, 1932-33; mem. of bar of Calif.; 2d It, O.R.C.,
1927-32 ; salesman 1927-28 ; radio announcer 1928-29 ;
elk. 1929-32; law practice 1934-35; app. For. Ser.
officer unclass., v. e. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Oct. 1, 1935 ; t. c. at Hamburg Oct. 5, 1935 ; For.
Ser. Sch. Aug. 4, 1936 ; v. c. at Kobe Dec. 18, 1936 ; at
Tokyo, temp., Aug. 26, 1937 ; at Kobe Oct. 13, 1937 ; at
Shanghai Dec. 16, 1937 ; divisional asst. at $3,200 in the
Dept. of State Aug. 1, 1941; at $3,800 Dec. 1, 1941;
at $4,600 Apr. 1, 1943 ; asst. chief, Div. of For. Ser.
Admin., Nov. 22, 1943 ; at $5,600 Dec. 16, 1944 ; asst.
chief, Div. of For. Ser. Planning, Apr. 1, 1945 ; chief,
Div. of For. Ser. Admin., June 12, 1945 ; mem., Comm.
on Occupational Deferments, June 12, 1945- ; at $6,230
July 1, 1945 ; at $8,750 (CAF-15) Sept. 19, 1945 ; mem.,
Comm. on Occupational Deferments, June 1, 1946 ;
married. — FA.
Te Paske. Adelphos Herman. — b. Sioux Center, Iowa,
Nov. 28, 1917 ; Sioux Center High Sch. grad. ; Hope
Coll., A.B. 1938 : State U. of Iowa, M.A. 1942 ; instr.,
Athens Coll. (Greece), 1938-40; U.S. Army 1941-45,
capt., overseas service; app. v.c. in the For. Ser. and
assigned at Stuttgart Jan. 22, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Terrill, Robert Philip. — b. Hastings, Nebr., Apr. 8,
1908; Santa Monica (Calif.) High Sch. grad.; Mercers-
burg Acad. grad. ; Stanford U., A.B. 1931, M.A. 1933,
Ph.D. 1936; instr. in econ., Stanford U., 1935-37; asst.
prof, of econ., Reed Coll. 1937—42, U. of Calif, summer
1941 ; divisional asst., Dept. of State, July-Sept. 1942 ;
app. divisional asst. at $3,800 in the Dept. of State
Nov. 28, 1942 ; at $4,600 Sept. 1, 1943 ; at $5,600 May
16, 1944 ; act. asst. chief, Commodities Div.. July 8
1944; asst. chief at $6,500 (P-7) May 16, 1945, Int
Resources Div. Nov. 1, 1945 ; adviser, Conf. on German
Owned Patents Outside Germany, London, 1946 ; assoc
chief, Int. Resources Div., P-8, Oct. 20, 1946 ; adviser.
U.S. del., 1st Meeting of Preparatory Coram., Int. Conf.
on Trade and Employment, London, 1946. — IR.
Tesoro, George Alfred. — b. Rome, Italy, Feb. 6, 1904 ;
naturalized 1946 ; E. O. Visconti Sch. grad. ; U. of
Rome, diploma 1924, J.D. 1925. Doctor of Political
Science 1929 ; mem. of bar of Rome ; instr. in econ.
1929-34, privat docent 1930-35. U. of Rome ; assoc.
prof., U. of Bari, Italy, 1935-38; news editor and
Italian announcer on radio station, Dec. 1941 ; lec-
turer in econ., Lawrence Coll. 1942, Am. U. 1942-
analyst, econ. analyst and for. trade analyst 1943-44
chief of research section, For. Econ. Admin., 1945
transferred to the Dept. of State as chief of section
Office of For. Liquidation, CAF-14, Oct. 20, 1945
economist, P-6, Aug. 19, 1946 ; married.— ED.
Tewell, Harold Strong. — b. Drayton, N.Dak., Jan.
7, 1892 ; Cando High Sch. grad. ; U. of N. Dak. 1910-12 ;
newspaper work 1910 ; bookkeeper and stenog. 1912 ;
advertising 1913 ; dep. collector of customs 1913-18 ;
immigration insp. 1918-20 ; app. v. c. at Winnipeg Feb.
6, 1920 ; v. c. of career of class three Oct. 26, 1921 ; v. c.
at Winnipeg Nov. 14, 1921 ; at North Bay Feb. 7, 1922 ;
class two Feb. 26, 1923 ; class one Nov. 23, 1923 ; v. c.
at Vancouver Feb. 12, 1924 ; cons, of class seven June
3, 1924 ; For. Ser. officer of class eight July 1, 1924 ;
cons, at Vancouver Mar. 5, 1925 ; class seven June 8,
1927 ; class six May 23, 1929 ; class five Feb. 27. 1931 ;
cons, at Habana Jan. 13, 1933 ; class four Oct. 1, 1935 ;
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Aug. 17, 1937 ; class three June
16, 1938 ; cons. gen. Jan. 12, 1942 ; cons. gen. at Habana
Jan. 17, 1942 ; class two Feb. 1, 1942 ; 1st sec. at
Habana in addition to duties as cons. gen. Aug. 13,
1942 ; 1st sec. at Rio de Janeiro Dec. 3, 1942 ; also cons,
gen. at Rio de Janeiro Mar 10, 1944 ; class one July 16,
1944 ; to the Dept. Mar. 24, 1945 ; asst. chief, Div. of
For. Ser. Personnel, Aug. 7, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of
class one Nov. 13, 1946 ; married. — FP.
Tewksbury, Howard Hobson. — b. Westboro, Mass.,
Oct. 27, 1895 ; Roxbury Latin Sch. grad. ; Harvard,
A.B. 1918 ; George Washington, A.M. 1924 ; U, S. Navy
1917-19, It. ( jg) ; elk. 1919-20 ; in export business
1920-21 ; entered Bu. of For. and Dom. Com. 1921 ;
asst. trade commr. at Habana 1921-23 ; in domestic
service of Bu. 1923-27 ; trade commr. at Buenos Aires
1927-30 ; at Habana 1930-32 ; asst. cml. att. at Habana
1932-35 ; in Bu. of For. and Dom. Com. 1934-35 ; app.
cml. att. at Guatemala Feb. 12, 1936 ; also at San Sal-
vador and Tegucigalpa Aug. 25, 1936 ; For. Ser. officer
of class five July 1, 1939 ; cml. att. at Quito Oct. 7,
1939 ; cons, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ;
adviser to Am. del., 1st Meeting of Finance Ministers of
Am. Republics, Guatemala, 1939 ; class four Feb. 1,
1942 ; class three July 16, 1944 ; cml. att. at Buenos
Aires Apr. 19, 1945 ; class two Aug. 13. 1945 ; couns. of
emb. for econ. affairs at Buenos Aires Sept. 28, 1945 ;
For. Ser. officer of class two Nov. 13, 1946 ; to the
Dept. Nov. 29, 1946 ; married.
Thayer, Charles Wheeler. — b. Villa Nova, Pa., Feb. 9,
1910 ; St. Paul's Sch. grad. ; U.S.M.A. grad. 1933 ; app.
elk. in Am. emb. at Moscow Mar. 7, 1934 ; For. Ser.
officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. July 2, 1937; v. c. at Moscow July 7, 1937; at
Berlin Aug. 26, 1937; For. Ser. Sch. Oct. 24, 1938;
v.c. at Hamburg Apr. 19, 1939 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at
Moscow Feb. 23, 1940; at Kabul Feb. 7, 1942; class
eight Oct. 20, 1942 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at London Dec. 7,
1943 (detailed as sec. to the Secretariat, European
Advisory Commn. Dec. 7, 1943-July 28, 1944) ; class
seven July 16, 1944 ; furlough for mil. ser. Nov. 26,
1944-Aug. 8, 1946 : class six Aug. 13, 1945 ; class five
May 19, 1946 ; to the Dept. and detailed to Nat. War
Coll. Aug. 9, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov.
13, 1946.
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Thayer, Robert Adams.- — b. Madison, Wis., Mar. 20,
1918 ; The Fieldston Sch. grad. ; The George Sch.
grad. ; U. of Wis., B.A. 1940 ; intern, Nat. Inst, of
Public Affairs, 1940-41 ; jr. econ. analyst, Dept. of
Coin., 1941 ; U.S. Navy 1941-45, It. comdr., overseas
service ; app. divisional asst., P-3, in the Dept. of
State. Jan. 2, 1946 ; research asst. Jan. 27, 1946 ;
divisional asst., P-4, Aug. 25, 1946 ; married. — AV.
Thibodeaux, Ben H — b. Breaux Bridge, La., Dec. 13, 1903;
Breaux Bridge High Sch. grad.; La. State U., B. S. 1925; Iowa
State Coll., M. S. 1928; Harvard, grad. work, 1932-33, 1940-41;
instr., La. State U., 1925-28; agri. economist, Dept. of Agri.,
1929-43; TJ. S. Army 1944-45, col., overseas service; app. agri.
att. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Paris Jan. 10, 1946;
For. Ser. Reserve officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946; married.
Thiel, Cyril Leo Francis. — b. Chicago, 111., June 11,
1903 ; Loyola Prep Sch. grad. ; Georgetown TL, A.B.
1924 ; Georgetown Sch. of For. Ser. 2 yrs. ; London
U. 1 yr. ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass. and v. c. of
career Oct. 16, 1924 ; v. c. at Calcutta Nov. 8, 1924 ; at
Medan July 15, 1925; at Colombo May 1, 1926; at
London Jan. 25, 1927 ; at Bristol, temp., June 21, 1927 ;
at London Aug. 20, 1927 ; at Liverpool Jan. 3, 1929 ;
class eight, cons., and cons, at Liverpool Dec. 19, 1929 ;
at Jerusalem Oct. 22, 1931 ; at Helsingfors Jan. 22,
1934 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Feb. 6, 1934 ; also 3d sec. at
Helsingfors Feb. 20, 1934 ; class seven July 1, 1934 :
2d sec. at Helsingfors in addition to duties as cons.
Jan. 31, 1935 ; cons, at Sao Paulo Oct. 5, 1935 ; at Ha-
bana Oct. 6, 1937 ; at Guayaquil Aug. 31, 1940 ; at
Antofagasta Sept. 7, 1944 (canceled) ; at Matamoros
Nov. 14, 1944 ; class six May 16, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer
of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Thomas, Charles Wilson.— b. Salt Lake City, Utah,
Nov. 4, 1911 : high-sch. grad. ; George Washington,
A.B. 1938 ; Stanford U., grad. work 1939-42 ; mis-
sionary work in Germany 1931-33 ; asst. expediter and
admin, asst.. Fed. Emergency Admin, of Public Works,
1935-39 ; instr. in Eng., Stanford U., 1941-45 ; app.
v.c. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the
Dept. Oct. 27, 1945 ; at Munich Jan. 5, 1946 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Thomas, E. Clifton, Jr — b. Silver Spring, Md., Apr.
12, 1906 ; Swarthmore Sch. grad. ; George Washington
U. 1924-26 ; Southeastern U. 1944 ; elk., Central Statis-
tical Bd., 1933-35 ; tech. adviser. Fed. Housing Admin.,
1936 ; elk., Rural Resettlement Admin. 1936-37, Fed.
Deposit Insur. Corp. 1938-41 ; assoc. accountant, War
Dept., 1941-44; app. fiscal and budgetary analyst-at
$3,200 (CAF-9) in the Dept. of State Sept. 16, 1944 ;
CAF-11 Dec. 3, 1945 ; admin, officer Nov. 17, 1946 ;
married. — DF.
Thomas, Edward John.— b. Cleveland, Ohio, Aug. 15, 1911;
Steele High Sch. (Dayton) grad.; George Washington, B. S.
1938; Am. U., grad. work 1939; library asst. 1925-30; floor asst.
with mfg. company 1930-31; app. archive asst. at $1,440 in the
Dept. of State July 27, 1931; at $1,800 Apr. 1, 1935; at $2,000
Apr. 1, 1937; asst. chief of maintenance and service section, Div.
of Personnel, at $2,600 Jan. 27, 1939; U. S. Army 1941; communi-
cations officer in the For. Ser. Dec. 1941-45; special mail officer,
U. S. del., United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco
1945; chief of courier and pouch section, Div. of For. Ser. Admin.,
CAF-12, Dec. 27, 1945.— FA.
Thomas, Frederick Whitney. — b. Minneapolis, Minn.,
Dec. 6, 1911 ; U. High Sch. grad. ; U. of Minn., A.B.
1936 ; Harvard, LL.B. 1939 ; lawyer 1939-45 ; app. elk.
in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept.
Apr. 12, 1945 ; v.c. at London May 2, 1945 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Thomas, Henry Evans, Jr. — b. Charlotte, N.C., Sept.
17, 1909 ; Central High Sch. grad. ; business sch.
grad. ; Duke U. 1929-31 ; Govt, service 1934-41 ; U.S.
Navy 1941-, It. (jg) ; security officer and aide to sec. of
state, Moscow Conf., 1943 ; asst. adviser on security,
United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco,
1945 ; app. asst. security officer, CAF-13, in the Dept.
of State Jan. 11, 1946 ; married. — CON.
Thomas, James Samuel.— b. Barrenfork, Ky., Apr. 30, 1919;
McCreary Co. High Sch. grad.; Cumberland Coll., 1938-40;
Union Coll. 1940; Georgetown U. 1945; teacher in public schs.
1940; shop foreman, Office for Emergency Management, 1941-42;
U. S.. Army 1942-44, 2d It.; communications officer, Office of
War Information, 1944-45; transferred to the Dept. of State as
communications officer, CAF-11, Aug. 31, 1945; married. — IBD.
Thomas, Lindsey Kay, — b. Salt Lake City, Utah, Apr.
18, 1902 ; East High Sch. grad. ; U. of Utah, Sch. of
Mines and Engineering 1920-22, Sch. of Busiuess 1927-
28; Columbus U., B.C.S. 1939, M.C.S. 1940; accounts
reviewer, Soil Conservation Service, 1936-41 ; ac-
countant. Public Bldgs. Admin. 1941, U.S. Office of
Education 1939-43 ; app. divisional asst. at $3,800
(CAF-11) in the Dept. of State Nov. 16, 1943; mar-
ried.— FA.
Thomas, Luther A., 2d. — b. in N.C., Jan. 23, 1919;
Handley High Sch. ; business-sch. grad ; Lenoir-Rhyne
Coll., A.B. 1940 ; library aide, Library of Cong., 1941-
42 ; scientific aide, Dept. of Com., 1942-43 ; physicist,
Dept. of Int., May-Nov. 1943 ; examiner, Civil Ser.
Commn., 1944—45 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned to the Dept. Apr. 16, 1945 ; v.c. at Bristol
May 3, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Thomas, Sheldon. — b. Rochester, N.Y., Aug. 12, 1896 ;
Rochester High Sch. grad.; U. of Rochester, B.S. 1918;
U.S.N.A. 1917-20; app. to For. Ser. Mar. 20, 1925
(declined app.) ; foreign-sales mgr. for Am', firm 1920-
31 ; foreign-sales work 1932 ; export mgr. 1933-34 ;
business specialist, Office of the Special Adviser to the
President on For. Trade, 1934-35 ; app. information
specialist at $3,800 in the Dept. of State Mar. 22,
1935 ; divisional asst. at $4,600 June 2, 1937 ; asst.
chief, Div. of Current Information, Nov. 1, 1937 ; at
$4,800 June 1, 1939 ; press officer, Meeting of For.
Ministers of Am. Republics for Consultation, Panama,
1939 ; For. Ser. officer of class five, cons., and sec. in
the Diplo. Ser. June 4, 1940; to the Dept. June 20,
1940 ; 2d sec. at Buenos Aires Aug. 30, 1940 ; press
officer for U. S. del., 3d Meeting of Ministers of For.
Affairs of the Am. Republics, Rio de Janeiro, 1942 ;
2d sec. and cons, at Stockholm Mar. 21, 1945 ; class
four May 16, 1945 ; 1st sec. at Stockholm in addition
to duties as cons. June 21, 1945 ; at Reykjavik Mar.
13, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Thomason, John W., 3d. — app. admin, officer in the
For. Ser. and assigned at Calcutta Oct. 23, 1946 ; For.
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435
Ser. Reserve officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; infor-
mation officer at Calcutta Nov. 13, 1946.
Thomasson, David A. — b. Henderson, Ky., Jan. 2,
1901 ; Barret Manual Training High Sen. grad. ; Co-
lumbia U. 1920 ; private tutors in French and German ;
timekeeper for mining company 1918-20 ; secretarial
work in Austria 1921-23 ; app. elk., temp., in Am. leg.
at Vienna June 1923 ; at Tirana June 2, 1923 ; at Hel-
singfors Dec. 21, 1923; at Montevideo Nov. 23, 1925;
resigned Oct. 16, 1928 ; elk. for railway company in
U. S. 1928-30; app. elk. in Am. leg. at Addis Ababa
Oct. 23, 1931 ; at Helsingfors Aug. 17, 1934 ; For. Ser.
officer unciass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Dec. 16, 1937 ; v. c. at Naples Dec. 17, 1937 ; For.
Ser. Sch. Oct. 24, 1938; v. c. at Tokyo Apr. 17, 1939-
Dec. 7, 1941 ; to the Dept. June 3, 1942 ; 3d sec. and
v.c. at Mexico City Sept. 17, 1942 ; class eight Oct. 20,
1942 ; class seven July 16, 1944 ; 2d sec. at Mexico City
in addition to duties as v.c. Aug. 21, 1944 ; class six
Aug. 13, 1945 ; 2d sec. and v.c at London July 17, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Thompson, Albert Woodrow. — b. Ednor, Md., Mar. 25, 1913;
Sandy Spring High Sch. grad.; business-scb. grad.; bookkeeper
with private firm and Md. State Engineering Dept. 1931-34;
certified public accountant with private companies 1934-39,
1940; asst. reviewer, Public Works Admin., 1939-40; expert ac-
countant, Securities and Exchange Commn., 1940-41; teacher in
business sch. 1939-41, 1946; U. S. Army 1941-46, maj., overseas service;
app. chief of policies and procedures branch, Office of For. Liqui-
dation, Dept. of State, CAF-13, Mar. 12, 1946; chief of special
accounts branch July 14, 1946; married. — OFLC.
Thompson, Arthur Thomas.— b. Wiota, Iowa, Sept. 2, 1906;
Iowa State Coll., B. S. 1928; reporter and editor on newspapers
and farm journals, 1928-42; sec, Combined Food Bd., 1943-45;
app. agri. att. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Buenos
Aires Sept. 20, 1945; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class three Nov.
13, 1946; married.
Thompson, Charles Oliver. — b. Kalispell, Mont., May
15, 1903 ; Libby High Sch. grad. ; U. of Alaska, B.S.
1930; Georgetown Sch. of For. Ser., grad. work 1933-
35 ; Am. U. 1935-36 ; Berlitz Sch. of Languages, 1933-
34 ; French Language Sch. 1937-38 ; employed by lum-
ber company 1919-25 ; mining 1925-26 ; business mgr.
of Eielson Memorial Committee 1930 ; engineering and
mining 1931-33 ; entered Bu. of For. and Dom. Com
Sept. 17, 1934 ; app. asst. trade commr. at Singapore
Nov. 16, 1938; For. Ser. officer unciass. July 1, 1939
v. c. of career and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939
v. c. at Singapore Dec. 29, 1939 ; class eight Feb. 1, 1942
v. c. at Perth Mar. 5, 1942 ; at Sydney Dec. 30, 1942 ; to
the Dept. June 11, 1943 ; v.c. at Bombay June 22, 1943
class seven Nov. 16, 1943 ; v.c. at Montreal Mar. 27
1945 ; class six May 16, 1945 ; cons. Dec. 22, 1945
cons, at Montreal Jan. 9, 1046 ; at Calcutta Sept. 10
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946
married.
Thompson, Edward Bigelow.— b. Pittsburgh, Pa., Jan. 6, 1890;
Central High Sch. grad.; U. of Pa., B. S. 1913, grad. work; editor
of newspaper magazine 1920-36; rewrite editor with newspaper
1936-40; regional information dir., Office for Emergency Manage-
ment, Office of War Information, War Production Bd., Civilian
Production Admin., and Nat. Housing Agency 1941-46; app.
public affairs officer in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at
Belgrade July 1, 1946; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class three
Nov. 13, 1946; married.
Thompson, Elwood N. — b. York, Nebr., Jan. 9, 1913 ;
Lincoln High Sch. grad. ; U. of Nebr., A.B. 1933 ; Co-
lumbia, B.S. 1935 ; N.Y.U., LL.B. 1943 ; governmental
research 1935 ; reporter for press assn. in London,
Geneva, and Berlin 1935-36 ; mem. of staff of daily
paper 1936-37 ; editor and writer Jan.-Nov. 1937 ;
special writer for press assn. 1937-39 ; asst. sec. for
municipal league 1939-43 ; consultant, Nat. Resources
Planning Bd., Jan. -June 1943 ; principal admin, an-
alyst, Bu. of the Budget, 1943-45 ; special asst. to sec.
gen. and asst. exec, officer, United Nations Conf. on
Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; app. special asst. to
the dir., Office of Special Political Affairs, Dept. of
State, at $7,175 (P-7) Aug. 22, 1945 ; special asst. to
principal adviser, U.S. del., 1st part of 1st sess. of the
Gen. Assembly, United Nations, London, 1946 ; P-8
July 28, 1946; married.— SPA.
Thompson, J. Charles. — b. Shanghai, China, of Am. parents,
Feb. 21, 1917; Shanghai Am. Sch. grad.; Suffield (Conn.) Sch.
grad.; Yale, B. A. 1939; U. S. Army 1940-45, capt., overseas
service; app. For. Ser. officer unciass,, v. c. of career, and sec. in
the Diplo. Ser. July 25, 1946; to the Dept. Sept. 10, 1946; v. c.
at Canton Oct. 22. 1946; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13,
1946; married.
Thompson, Josephine Vail. — b. Paterson, N. J. ; busi-
ness-sch. grad. ; George Washington U. 1929-31 ; sec.
in private firms 1917-23 ; sec. to U.S. Senators 1923-
46 ; app. asst. to U.S. representative to United Nations
at $7,102.20 July 15, 1946.
Thompson, Leonard Eberhardt. — b. Clayton, N.J.,
June 27, 1895 ; Camden High Sch. grad. ; French
tutors ; U.S. Marine Corps 1917-28, overseas service ;
app. elk. in Am. emb. at Ciudad Trujillo Sept. 10, 1940 ;
at Port-au-Prince Aug. 12. 1942 ; v.c. at Port-au-Prince
Mar. 22, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Thompson, Llewellyn E., Jr. — b. Las Animas, Colo.,
Aug. 24, 1904 ; U. of Colo., B.A. 1928 ; accountant
1923-24, 1926, 1928 ; app. For. Ser. officer unciass. and
v. c. of career Jan. 29, 1929; For. Ser. Sch. Feb. 2,
1929 ; v. c. at Colombo Aug. 3, 1929 ; at Geneva Mar. 6,
1933; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Apr. 25, 1936; adviser,
20th, 21st, 23d, 24th sess. of Int. Labor Conf., Geneva,
1936, 1937, 1938; class eight June 1. 1937; cons, and
cons, at Geneva June 17, 1937 ; adviser. Governing
Body of Int. Labor Office, 81st sess., Praha 1937, 82d,
83d, 84th sess., Geneva 1938, 85th sess., London 1938,
and 86th sess., Geneva 1939 ; to the Dept. Jan. 30,
1939; class seven Mar. 1, 1939; advisory mem. of Am.
committee, Int. Inst, of Agri., 1939- ; adviser and
sec. to Am. del., 2d Regional Conf. of Am. States Mem-
bers of Int. Labor Organization, Habana, 1939 ; Army
War Coll. Jan. 1940 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Moscow Nov
20, 1940; class six May 1, 1941; class five July 16,
1943 ; 2d sec. and cons, at London Sept. 20, 1944 ;
political and liaison officer, U. S. del., United Nations
Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; class three
May 16, 1945 ; political adviser, Berlin Conf. 1945.
and meeting of Council of Foreign Ministers, London,
Sept. 1945 ; 1st sec. at London in addition to duties as
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cons. July 23, 1945 ; political adviser, U.S. del., 1st
part of 1st sess. of the Gen. Assembly, United Nations,
London, 1946 ; to the Dept. Apr. 8, 1946 ; chief, Div. of
Eastern European Affairs, June 12, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946. — EE.
Thompson, Louis F. — b. Detroit, Mich., Jan. 29, 1904 ;
Cathedral High Sch. (Indianapolis, Ind. ) grad. ;
Georgetown, LL.B. 1926 ; Ind. U., 1927-28 ; accountant
1926-29 ; asst. to president of private company 1929-
32 ; chief accountant, Home Owners Loan Corp, 1934-
43 ; div. chief, Lend-Lease Admin, and For. Econ
Admin., 1943-44 ; app. chief of planning and liaison
section, Div. of Budget and Finance, Dept. of State, at
$6,400 (CAF-13) Oct. 23, 1944; act. chief of accounts
branch Nov. 2, 1944 ; act. chief, Div.- of Finance, Apr.
22, 1946 ; chief, CAF-14, Nov. 3, 1946 ; v. chm., Effi-
ciency Rating Conim., 1946— ; married. — -BF.
Thompson, Margaret W. — app. admin, asst. in the
For. Ser. and assigned at Shanghai Oct. 4, 1946 ; For.
Ser. Reserve officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; li-
brarian at Shanghai Nov. 13, 1946.
Thompson, Paul Dean. — b. Waitsburg, Wash., Apr.
26, 1888 ; Cooper Coll. Prep. Sch. ; business sch. ; U. of
Nebr., A.B. 1909; U. of Mich., M.A. 1910; U. of So.
Calif. Law Sch. 1915-16; law elk. 1911-12; stenog.
1912-13; Philippine Civil Ser. 1913-14; stenog. and
law elk. 1914-17 ; app. elk. at $900 in the Dept. of State
Aug. 3, 1917 ; v. c. at Valencia Aug. 14. 1917 ; at
Tampico Oct. 5, 1918 ; at Corunna Aug. 30, 1919 ; v. C.
of career of class three Sept. 27, 1919 ; v. c. at Corunna
Oct. 22, 1919 ; class two May 24, 1920 ; v. c. at Barcelona
Oct. 9, 1920 ; class one Nov. 17, 1921 ; resigned Jan. 1,
1922; mining 1922-23; elk. and interpreter 1923-24;
real-estate salesman 1924-25 ; app. v. c. at Cherbourg
Aug. 8, 1925 ; at Tananarive June 10, 1926 ; at Paris
June 21, 1928 ; at Lille, temp., June 20, 1929 ; at Paris
Aug. 1, 1929 ; at Calais, temp., Oct. 30, 1929 ; at Paris
Jan. 20, 1930: at Plymouth May 24, 1930; at St.
Michael's Oct. 23. 1931 ; at Milan Feb. 20, 1933 ; at
Hull Aug. 8. 1935; at London, temp., Aug. 22, 1936
at Hull Aug. 14, 1937; at London Aug. 24, 1939
at Dublin Nov. 8, 1940 ; at Cork, temp., Mar. 25, 1946
For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946
married.
Thompson, Robert Davison. — b. Falls Church, Va., Dec. 20,
1907; business-seh. grad.; purchasing elk., Dept. of Agri. 1924-42,
Office of Censorship, 1942; U. S. Army 1942-46, capt., overseas
service; app. sales officer, CAF-11, in the Dept. of State June 3,
1946; married.— OFLC.
Thompson, Robert Luther. — b. Indianapolis, Ind., Jan. 24,
1907; Emmerich Manual Training High Sch. grad.; Butler U.,
A. B. 1928; Columbia, M. A. 1931, Ph. D. 1942; U. of Munich and
London Sch. of Econ. and Political Science 1934-35; teacher and
sales correspondent for private firms 1928-38; prof, of hist.,
Hofstra Coll., 1938-42; report analyst, Office of War Information,
1942-43; sr. historian, Army Air Forces Intelligence 1943-44,
Navy Dept. 1944-46; app. divisional asst., P-5, in the Dept. of
State Mar. 18, 1946; for. affairs specialist, P-6, Nov. 3, 1946;
married. — IC.
Thompson, Samuel Reid. — b. Media, 111., Dec. 11,
1889; Lincoln (Nebr.) nigh Sch.; U. of Redlands, B.A.
1912 ; Calif. State Normal Sch. 1913 ; teacher in Philip-
pine I. 1913-15 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Rosario
Sept. 27, 1916; v. c. at Rosario Feb. 21, 1917;
v. c. of career of class three Sept. 27, 1919 ; v. c. at
Rosario Oct. 22, 1919 ; c'ass two May 24, 1920 ; at Val-
paraiso Sept. 12, 1921 ; class one Nov. 17, 1921 ; cons,
of class seven June 22, 1922 ; eons, at Coneepcion
June 26, 1922 ; class six June 3, 1924 ; For. Ser. officer
of class seven July 1, 1924 ; cons, at Bristol July 23,
1924 ; at Rio de Janeiro July 15. 1927 ; class six May
17, 1928; at Valencia Aug. 18, 1930; class five July
1, 1931 ; cons, at Cardiff Aug. 1, 1934 ; sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Dec. 1, 1937 ; cons, at Halifax Sept. 17, 1941 ; class
four Oct. 20, 1942 ; cons, at Barbados May 31, 1944 ;
at Manchester Feb. 12, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Thompson, Tyler. — b. Elmira, N.Y., Sept. 21, 1907 ;
Kent Sch. grad. ; Princeton, A.B. 1930 ; app. elk. in Am.
consulate at Cherbourg Aug. 6, 1931 ; v. c. at Cherbourg
Sept. 5, 1931 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 17, 1931 ; v. c. at Cher-
bourg Jan. 2, 1932; For. Ser. Sch. Feb. 7, 1933; v. c.
at Marseille June 13, 1933 ; at Paris Apr. 10, 1937 ; also
3d sec. at Paris Apr. 21, 1938 ; class eight Mar. 16, 1939 ;
v. c. at Ziirich June 6, 1941 ; 3d sec. at Vichy Aug. 23,
1941-Nov. 8, 1942 ; class seven Aug. 16, 1941 ; 2d sec.
at Bern Dec. 12, 1941 (canceled) ; class six Nov. 16,
1943 ; to the Dept. Feb. 18, 1944 ; cons. May 20, 1944 ;
cons, at Oran May 25, 1944 ; at Marseille, temp., Sept.
13, 1944 ; sec. and eons, at Paris Sept. 15, 1944 ; 2d sec.
at Paris in addition to duties as cons. May 10, 1945 ;
class five May 16, 1945 ; class four May 19, 1946 ; 1st
sec. at Paris in addition to duties as cons. July 11,
1946 ; to the Dept. Oct. 29, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class three Nov. 13, 1946; married.
Thomson, Charles A. — b. Springfield, Ohio, Nov. 15,
1893; Wittenberg Acad, grad.; Wittenberg Coll., A.B.
1914; Universidad Nacional de Mexico, M.A. 1922; U.
of Chicago 1928-29 ; Columbia U. 1932-33 ; U. S. Army
1918—19, overseas service ; Mexican immigration v\ ork
1922-28 ; Latin Am. sec., Fellowship of Reconciliation,
1929-32 ; research assoc. and specialist on Latin Am.
affairs 1933-39 and Washington representative 1936-
37, For. Policy Assn. ; sec. of Commn. on Cuban
Affairs, For. Policy Assn., 1934 ; app. asst. chief, Div.
of Cultural Relations, Dept. of State, at $5,600 Feb.
15, 1939; chief, Div. of Cultural Relations, at $8,000
(P-8) July 5, 1940 ; adviser to the dir.. Office of Public
Information, Jan. 15, 1944 ; also act. chief, Div. of
Science, Education, and Art Feb. 11, 1944, Div. of
Cultural Cooperation July 1-Oct. 3, 1944 ; adviser,
Office of Public Affairs, Dec. 20, 1944 ; cultural activi-
ties officer, United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San
Francisco, 1945 ; adviser, Office of Int. Information and
Cultural Affairs, Aug. 31, 1945 ; tech. expert, U.S. del.,
United Nations Educational and Cultural Conf., Lon-
don, 1945 ; act. adviser, Office of Int. Information and
Cultural Affairs, Jan. 1, 1946; adviser on tech. prob-
lems, U.S. del., 1st part of 1st sess. of the Gen. Assem-
bly, United Nations, London, 1946 ; adviser, Office of
Int. Information and Cultural Affairs, Oct. 3, 1946 ;
expert consultant, U.S. del.. Preparatory Commn. of
United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural
Org., 1946 ; adviser, U.S. del., 1st sess. of the Gen.
Conf., United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cul-
tural Org., Paris, 1946 ; married. — OIC.
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437
Thomson, Irving Lawrence. — b. Wauzeka, Wis., Feb.
12, 1897; Albert Lea (Minn.) High Sch. grad. ; Carleton
Coll., B.A. 1920 ; Union Theological Sem. 1920-21, 1922-
23; Am. U., M.A. 1937; library asst. 1918-28; pastor
1921-24; app. library asst. at $2,000 ip the Dept. of
State Aug. 1, 1928; at $2,600 May 15, 1930; at $2,700
Apr. 1, 1938 ; divisional asst. at $3,200 May 17, 1941 ;
at $3,300 Jan. 1, 1943 ; at $3,400 July 1, 1944 ; re-
search asst. at $3,S00 (P-4) Nov. IS, 1944 ; for. affairs
analyst, P-5, May 22, 1946 ; married. — S/GC.
Thorp, Willard Long. — b. Oswego, N.Y., May 24, 1899 ;
Duluth (Minn.) Central High Sch. grad.; U.S. Army
1918, 2d It.; Amherst Coll., B.A. 1920; U. of Mich.,
M.A. 1921 ; Columbia, Ph.D. 1924 ; instr. in econ., U.
of Mich. 1920-21, Amherst Coll. 1921-22 ; on research
staff, Nat. Bu. of Econ. Research, 1923-33 ; chief
statistician for N.Y. Bd. of Housing 1925-26 ; prof,
of econ., Amherst Coll., 1926-33 ; dir., U.S. Bu. of
For. and Dom. Com., 1933-34 ; chm. of advisory coun-
cil, Nat. Recovery Admin., 1934-35 ; dir., Consumers'
Div., Nat. Emergency Council, 1934 ; dir. of econ. re-
search for finance company 1935-45 ; trustee of utility
corporation 1940- ; app. deputy to the asst. sec. of
state at $S,000 (P-8) in the Dept. of State June 26,
1945 ; v. chm., Exec. Comm. on Econ. For. Policy, July
5, 1945 ; mem. of subcomm. to consider econ. questions,
Paris Peace Conf., 1946 ; adviser. U.S. del., 2d sess.
of the Conf., Copenhagen, 1946, alt. del., Preparatory
Commn., Washington, 1946, United Nations Food and
Agri. Org. ; asst. sec. of state Nov. 15, 1946 ; married. —
A-T.
Thurgood, Harriet C. — b. Alexandria, Va., July 7,
1913 ; St. Mary's Acad. ; business sch. ; elk. in the
Panama Canal Zone 1934-36 ; app. elk. in Am. emb.
at Panama May 16, 1936 ; at Lagos Oct. 25, 1943 ;
admin, asst. at Rome May 16, 1945 ; at Milan Nov. 2,
1945 ; also v.c. at Milan Apr. IS, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Milan
Nov. 13, 1946.
Thurston, Ray L. — b. St. Louis, Mo., Feb. 4, 1913 ;
Webster Groves High Sch. ; U. of Tex., B.A. 1934, M.A.
1935 ; U. of Wis., Ph.D. 1937 ; research asst. in social
sciences, U. of Tex., 1934-35 ; grad. asst. in political
science, U. of Wis., 1936-37 ; app. For. Ser. officer un-
class., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 2,
1937 ; v.c. at Toronto July 8, 1937 ; For. Ser. Sch.
Oct. 24, 1938; v.c. at Naples Apr. 19, 1939; to the
Dept. Mar. 26, 1940 ; v.c. at Bombay May 20, 1941 ;
also for Portuguese possessions in India Nov. 1, 1941
(canceled) ; at Karachi, temp., Apr. 27, 1942 (canceled) ;
class eight Oct. 20, 1942 ; detailed to Mormugao Sept.
22-Oct. 28, 1943 ; class seven July 16, 1944 ; to the
Dept. Apr. 10, 1945 ; class six Aug. 13, 1945 ; act. asst.
chief, Div. of Middle Eastern Affairs, Dec. 14, 1945 ;
class five May 19, 1946 ; asst. chief, Div. of Middle
Eastern and Indian Affairs, Aug. 5, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946; married. — MEL
Thurston, Walter. — b. Near Denver, Colo., Dec. 5,
1895 ; Staunton Mil. Acad. ; private tutors ; sec. to
pres. of oil company in Mexico ; elk. to Dept. repre-
sentatives in Mexico 1914-15, 1916 ; in charge of Am.
interests in Mexico City 3 months ; app. elk. in Am. leg.
at Guatemala Mar. 26, 1917 ; special agt. of the Dept.
in Guatemala Dec. 22, 1917 ; sec. of emb. or leg. of
class four May 3, 1918 ; assigned to Guatemala June
1, 1918 ; class three Mar. 14, 1919 ; to the Dept. Jan. 5,
1920 ; unassigned Jan.-June 1920 ; to the Dept. June 14,
1920; to Berne July 19, 1920; to San Jose\ Costa
Rica, Nov. 16, 1920; to London Mar. 1, 1922;
class two Sept. 22, 1922 ; assigned to Managua
Jan. 31 1923 ; For. Ser. officer of class four July
I, 1924 ; class three Feb. 24, 1925 ; also cons,
and cons, at S5o Paulo July 15, 1925 ; 1st sec
at Lisbon Dec. 13, 1926; to the Dept. Nov. 28,
1927; sec. to Am., del., 6th Int. Conf. of Am. States,
Habana, 1928 ; sec, Int. Conf. of Am. States on Con-
ciliation and Arbitration, Washington, 1928-29 ; sec.
to Am. del., Pan Am. Trade-Mark Conf., Washington,
1929 ; asst. chief, Div. of Latin Am. Affairs, Apr. 17,
1929 ; class two July 24, 1930 ; chief, Div. of Latin Am.
Affairs, Oct. 11, 1930 ; representative of the Dept., 6th
Cong, of the Int. Chamber of Com., Washington, 1931 ;
tech. adviser, 4th Pan Am. Cml. Conf., Washington,
1931 ; couns. of emb. at Rio de Janeiro Oct. 7, 1931 ;
couns. to Am. del., 7th Int. Conf. of Am. States, Monte-
video, 1933 ; to the Dept. Nov. 10, 1934 ; couns. of leg.
at Asuncion Dec. 24, 1934 ; to the Dept. May 28, 1936 ;
couns. of emb. at Madrid (temp, at St. Jean de Luz)
Oct. 1, 1936, (temp, at Valencia) Jan. 13, 1937, (temp,
at Barcelona) Nov. 12, 1937 ; couns. of emb. at Moscow
Apr. 14, 1939 ; class one May 1, 1941 ; minister couns. at
Moscow Nov. 15, 1941 ; E.E. and M.P. to El Salvador
Nov. 14, 1942; A.E. and P. to El Salvador Mar. 27,
1943 ; to Bolivia Sept. 21, 1944 ; to Mexico May 4. 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class of career minister Nov. 14,
1946.
Tibbits, George Dudley. — b. Concord, N. H., Mar. 10,
1911 ; high-sch. grad. ; Dartmouth, B.A. 1934 ; Colum-
bia, M.A. 1939 ; economist, U.S. Tariff Commn. 1937-
41, War Production Bd. 1941-42; U.S. Army 1942-
46, maj., overseas service; app. statistician, P-4, in
the Dept. of State Apr. 1, 1946 ; economist Sept. 8,
1946 ; P-5 Oct. 6, 1946. — OFLC.
Tiedtke, Fred William. — b. Middletown, Pa., Nov. 6,
1898 ; high-sch. and business-sch. grad. ; with news
agency 1919-30 ; with brokerage firms 1930-41 ; with
Office of War Information in Australia and Philippine
Islands 1943—46 ; app. radio operator in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Cairo July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class eleven Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Tihany, Leslie Charles. — b. Gyor, Hungary, Dec. 28,
1911 ; naturalized 1940; high-sch. grad. ; U. of Buda-
pest 1929-30 ; Franklin and Marshall Coll., B. S. 1931 ;
Northwestern, M.A. 1933, Ph.D. 1936 ; Harvard, A.M.
1938 ; U. of Helsinki 193S-39 ; U. of Chicago, Ph.D.
1943 ; asst., U. of Chicago, 1941-42 ; instr., Harvard U.,
1942-43 ; prof., U. of Denver, 1943 ; research analyst,
Office of Strategic Services, 1943-45 ; transferred to
the Dept. of State as research analyst, P-5, Oct. 1,
1945 ; P-6 Sept. 8, 1946 ; married. — DRE.
Timberlake, Clare Hayes. — b. Jackson, Mich., Oct.
29, 1907 ; U. of Mich., A.B. 1929 ; Harvard Grad. Sch.
1929-30 ; bank elk. 1925 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass.,
v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 16, 1930;
v. c. at Toronto, temp., Dec. 29, 1930 ; For. Ser. Sch.
Aug. 8, 1931 ; v. c. at Buenos Aires Dec. 10, 1931 ; 3d
sec. at Montevideo May 23, 1935 ; v. c. at Lagos Sept.
II, 1936 (canceled) ; at Zurich Mar. 19, 1937 ; at Vigo
438
REGISTER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 19 46
Dec. 14, 1937 ; class eight Aug. 17, 1938 ; v. c. at Aden
and for Fr. Somali Coast and dependencies Jan. 12,
1940 ; cons. Oct. 5, 1940 ; cons, at Aden and for Fr.
Somali Coast and dependencies Oct. 76, 1940; class
seven May 1, 1941 ; to the Dept. Feb. 26, 1943 ; class
six July 16, 1944 ; class five Aug. 13, 1945 ; act. asst.
chief, Div. of African Affairs, Oct. 5, 1945 ; asst. chief
Feb. 13, 1946 ; chief Oct. 7, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married. — AF.
Timm, Charles August. — b. Hallettsville, Tex., Dec.
20, 1892 ; Hallettsville High Sch. grad. ; Marshall Train-
ing Sch. grad. ; U. of Tex., B.A. and M.A. 1924 ; Harvard,
Ph.D. 1934; principal of public schs. 1913-22; prof.,
U. of Tex., 1924-42 ; app. divisional asst. at $5,600
(P-6) in the Dept. of State Aug. 24, 1942; special
adviser Apr. 16, 1945 ; asst. chief, Div. of Mexican
Affairs, P-7, Mar. 26, 1946 ; married. — MA.
Tittmann, Harold H., Jr. — b. St. Louis, Mo., Jan. 8,
1893; Taft Sch.; Yale, B.A. 1916; salesman 1916-17;
U. S. Army 1917-20, 1st It. ; app. sec. of emb. or leg.
of class four Nov. 15, 1920 ; assigned to Paris May
26, 1921 ; class three Dec. 4, 1922 ; For. Ser. officer of
class six July 1, 1924; 2d sec. at Rome Apr. 23, 1925;
class five Aug. 31, 1925 ; class four July 24, 1930 ; 1st
sec. Aug. 20, 1930 ; alternate del., 3d Int. Conf. on
Private Aerial Law, Rome, 1933 ; class three Oct. 1,
1935 ; to the Dept. July 24, 1936 ; asst. chief, Div. of
European Affairs, June 16, 1937 ; cons. gen. Aug. 17,
1937 ; class two Jan. 3, 1938 ; cons. gen. at Geneva
May 27, 1939 ; couns. of emb. at Rome Dec. 5, 1940-
Dec. 11, 1941 ; asst. to personal representative of the
President to Pope Pius XII, Vatican City, Apr. 21,
1941 ; class one July 16, 1943 ; to the Dept. June 3,
1946 ; A.E. and P. to Haiti July 12, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class of career minister Nov. 14, 1946 ;
married.
Titus, Earle Orchard. — b. Elizabeth, N.J., July 7,
1894 ; high sch. ; Wesleyan U. (Conn.), B.A. 1919 ; TJ. Of
Lausanne (Switzerland), of Madrid (Spain), and the
Sorbonne (France) 1923-27; U.S. Navy 1918-19; For.
Agri. Ser., Paris, 1937-39; app. elk. in Am. leg. at Lis-
bon July 19, 1941, in Am. emb. at Madrid Aug. 18, 1941 ;
v.c. at Madrid July 13, 1942 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class nine Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Tobin, Irwin Morris.— b. Boston, Mass., July 8, 1913; Boston
English High Sch. grad.; Tufts Coll., B. S. 1933; Clark U., M. A.
1934; Fletcher Sch. of Law and Diplomacy, M. A. 1935; Brown,
Ph. D. 1941; dir., World Affairs Council of R. I., 1935-44; instr.,
R. I. College of Education, 1942; asst. prof., R. I. State Coll.,
1942-44; field representative, Office of War Information, 1944;
intelligence officer, Office of Strategic Services, 1944-45; app. econ.
analyst, P-4, in the Dept. of State Oct. 22, 1945; chief of British
Commonwealth section, Div. of Int. Labor, Social, and Health
Affairs, P-5, Sept. 8, 1946; married.— ILH.
Todd, Joseph A.— b. De Soto, Miss., Jan. 3, 1916; Clarke Co.
Agri. High Sch. grad.; La. State U., A. B. 1937, M. A. 1940; Har-
vard, M. P. A. 1942; instr., La. State U., 1937-38; field represent-
ative, Miss. Unemployment Commn., 1938-41; U. S. Army
1942-46, It. col., overseas service; app. divisional asst., P-5, in
the Dept. of State May 14, 1946— GA.
Tolman, George Leighton, — b. New York, N.Y., Oct. 4,
1894 ; business sch. ; studied in Paris, Montreux, and
Berlin ; Columbia U., St. Lawrence U. ; U. of Denver,
LL.B. 1920 ; mem. of bar of Colo. ; N.Y. Nat. Guard ;
app. v. c. at Prague June 27, 1921 ; at Bergen Apr. 5,
1923 ; at Helsingfors July 9, 1926 ; at Sarnia Jane 17,
1930; at Toronto May 10, 1933; at Sault Ste. Marie
May 4, 1935 ; at Toronto Mar. 17, 1937 ; at Edmonton
Sept. 6, 1940 ; at Toronto Sept. 8, 1943 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Tolman, Lewis Brewster. — b. Baltimore, Md., Dec. 5,
1893 ; U. of Maine, A.B. 1915 ; U.S. Army Air Corps
1917-19 ; with fruit company in Honduras and Panama
1920-43 ; app. cons. agt. at Puerto Armuelles May 29,
1943 ; married.
Tomlinson, John Doren. — b. Wheaton, 111., Mar. 7,
1903 ; Evanston Township High Sch. grad. ; l'Ecole
Alsacienne, Paris, 1920-21 ; Northwestern, B.S. 1925 ;
Columbia, A.M. 1927 ; l'Ecole Internationale de Geneve,
summer 1929 ; l'lnstitut Universitaire de Hautes Etudes
Internationales, doctorat es sciences politiques de l'Uni-
versifS de CJeneve 1938 ; personnel asst., Northwestern
U., 1925-20 ; prof, of political science, Wabash Coll.
1927-41 ; dir.. Am. Comm. in Geneva and Geneva Inst.
of Int. Relations, summers 1930-38 ; app. divisional asst.
at $3,200 in the Dept. of State Jan. 22, 1942 ; at $3,800
Mar. 1, 1943 ; at $4,600 Nov. 1, 1943 ; asst. to asst.
chief of the Secretariat, 1st sess. of the Council, United
Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Admin., Atlantic
City, N.J., 1943 ; specialist on int. org. at $5,600 (P-6)
July 1, 1944 ; asst. sec, U.S. group, Dumbarton Oaks
Conversations on Int. Org., Washington, 1944 ; tech.
expert, U.S. del., United Nations Conf. on Int. Org.,
San Francisco, 1945 ; chief of section of Secretariat,
Preparatory Commn. of United Nations, London, 1945 ;
asst. chief, Div. of Int. Org. Affairs, P-7, Feb. 25,
1946 ; married. — OA.
Tompkins, Allerton deC— b. New York, N. Y., Mar. 19,
1907; Berkeley Irving High Sch. grad.; N. Y. U., LL. B. 1930;
mem. of bar of N. Y.; partner in law firm 1932-42; asst. to chief of
div., For. Econ. Admin., 1942-45; app. country specialist, P-5,
in the Dept. of State Dec. 3, 1945; divisional asst. July 14, 1946;
married. — CP.
Toner, Albert Plummer. — b. Lewiston, Maine, Dec. 4,
1917 ; Lewiston High Sch. grad. ; U. of Maine, B.A.
1939 ; U. of Iowa, M.A. 1941 ; George Washington U.
1941 ; messenger, jr. elk., Fed. Works Agency, 1941 ;
jr. information technician, Coordinator of Information,
1941--42 ; asst. information technician 1942-43, assoc.
research technician Mar.— June 1943, Office of Strategic
Services ; U. S. Army 1943—45 ; transferred to the
Dept. of State as research technician, P-3, Oct. 1,
1945 ; asst. to special asst., Central Secretariat, CAF-9,
May 12, 1946 ; chief of reports unit, P-4, Sept. 8, 1946 ;
married. — ESC.
Toon, Malcolm. — b. Troy, N. Y., July 4, 1916 ; Med-
ford (Mass.) High Sch. grad.; Tufts, A.B. 1937;
Fletcher Sch. of Law and Diplomacy, M.A. 1938 ;
research asst., Nat. Resources Planning Bd., 1939-
42; U.S. Navy 1942-46, It., overseas service; app.
For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Feb. 27, 1946 ; to the Dept. Mar. 8, 1946 ;
3d sec. and v.c. at Warsaw July 30, 1946 ; For. Ser. offi-
cer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
BIOGRAPHIES
439
Topping, John Langhorne. — b. New York, N.Y., Sept.
19, 1913 ; Trinity Sen. grad. ; business sch. ; Williams
Coll., B.A. 1936 ; asst. statistician in brokerage firm
1933 ; aide, Coll. Entrance Exam. Bd., 1932-37 ; public-
contact asst. for public-utility company 1937-40 ; app.
For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in
the Diplo. Ser. Sept. 3, 1940; v.c. at Montreal Sept.
7, 1940; to the Dept. Aug. 15, 1941 (For. Ser. Sch.
Nov. 3-Dec. 6, 1941) ; v.c. at Acapulco Dec. 3, 1941 ; 3d
sec. and v.c. at Montevideo May 20, 1943 ; class eight
Mar. 1, 1945 ; class seven May 19, 1946 ; 2d sec. at
Montevideo in addition to duties as v.c. July 11, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Toth, Alexander B. — b. Buffalo, N.T., Nov. 3, 1910 ;
Franklin and Marshall Acad. grad. ; Franklin and
Marshall Coll., A.B. 1932 ; D. of Budapest 1932-34 ;
Catholic U. 1941 ; asst. selection officer, Library of
Cong., 1934-45 ; app. publications officer in the For.
Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept. Mar. 19, 1945 ;
at London May 5. 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Touchette, Joseph Irenee. — b. North Grosvenordale,
Conn., May 13, 1896 ; private tutors ; businegs-sch. grad. ;
attended Hebron Acad. ; U. of Nancy, France, 1923-24 ;
studied in Madersa, Algiers, 1933-34 ; accountant 1913—
16 ; U. S. Army 1917-19 ; European representative of
sales corp. 1920-21 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at
Nancy Nov. 1, 1921 ; t. c. of career of class three Jan. 5,
1924 ; v. c. at Nancy Jan. 16, 1924 ; For. Ser. officer
unclass. July 1, 1924 ; v. c. at Alexandria Mar. 11, 1925 ;
at Algiers Sept. 3, 1929 ; class eight July 1, 1934 ; cons.
Jan. 22, 1935 ; cons, at Algiers Jan. 24, 1935 ; at
Montreal Sept. 5, 1935 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Aug. 17,
1937 ; class seven Mar. 1, 1939 ; cons, at Mombasa Nov.
6, 1943 ; class six Nov. 16, 1943 ; cons, at Nairobi June
6, 1945 ; class five Aug. 13, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of
class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Touhey, Matthew P. — b. Chippewa Falls, Wis., Jan.
10, 1899 ; Notre Dame Memorial High Sch. grad. ;
Catholic U. of Amer., A.B. 1924 ; Georgetown Law
Sch. 1924-25, 1927-28 ; George Washington U. 1925-
26 ; accountant and auditor of automobile mfg. com-
pany 1926-37 ; accountant for public accountants firm
1937-38 ; financial examiner, Securities and Exchange
Comma., 1938^2 ; chief of section and financial ana-
lyst, For. Econ. Admin., 1942-45 ; transferred to the
Dept. of State as budget analyst, CAF-12, Oct. 20,
1945 ; married. — DB.
Tower, Arthur Frederick. — b. Glidden, Iowa, July
27, 1899 ; Albany (N.Y.) High Sch. ; business sch. ;
Hamilton Coll., A.B. 1921; U. S. Army 1918-19, 2d
It. ; insur. Insp. 1922-23 ; app. cons. asst. Feb. 26, 1923 ;
to the Dept. Apr. 27, 1923 ; For. Ser. officer unclass.
July 1, 1924 ; assigned to Port au Prince Mar. 25, 1925 ;
to Warsaw Aug. 28, 1925 ; to Danzig, temp., June 28,
1926 ; to Warsaw Oct. 5, 1926 ; to Lonada June 28,
1928 ; to Leopoldville July 31, 1929 ; class eight, cons.,
and cons, at Leopoldville Oct. 16, 1929 ; unassigned from
Aug. 26, 1930 ; cons, at Cali Nov. 11, 1930 ; class seven
July 1, 1931 ; at Panama Nov. 9, 1931 ; at Cali Apr. 25,
1932; at Mexico City Feb. 7, 1933; sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. June 27, 1934 ; For. Ser. officer to the leg. at Bang-
kok July 5, 1934 ; cons, and 2d sec. at Bangkok Aug.
15, 1934; cons, at Tokyo June 10, 1936; at Nagasaki
Sept. 9, 1937 ; at Kobe, temp., May 21-Dec. 7, 1941 ;
class six Aug. 16, 1941 ; to the Dept. June 3, 1942 ; 2d
sec. and cons, at Santiago Oct. 13, 1942 ; class five
July 16, 1944 ; cons, at Las Palmas Feb. 10, 1945 ;
at Hull Sept. 11, 1946; For. Ser. officer of class four
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Towers, Augustus Robert, Jr. — b. Richmond, Va., Jan.
21, 1923 ; St. Christopher's Sch. grad. ; business sch. ;
U.S. Army 1942-43 ; Princeton, A.B. 1945 ; app. elk.
in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept.
Feb. 14, 1945 ; v.c. at Calcutta Apr. 18, 1945 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Townsend, Rex Miers Fisher. — b. Lausanne, Switzer-
land of Am. parents, May 5, 1891 ; Wellington Coll.
(Berkshire, England) 1901-07; Harvard, B.S. 1912;
mining engineer and geological explorer in Alaska, Can-
ada, and U.S. 1912-17; U.S. Army 1917-19, capt,
overseas service ; exec, and chief geologist for oil com-
pany in U. S., Mexico, Venezuela, and Turkey 1919-30 ;
consulting geologist and petroleum engineer 1930-35 ;
mgr. for oil company in Colombia, Europe, and Asia
1935-40 ; petroleum adviser to Bolivian govt. 1941-42 ;
app. asst. chief, Office of the Petroleum Adviser, Dept.
of State, at $6,500 (P-7) Feb. 12, 1943 ; divisional asst.
May 1, 1944 ; asst, chief, Petroleum Div., Aug. 9, 1945 ;
act. chief, temp., Sept. 15, 1945 ; married. — PED.
Townsend, Roger Raynham. — b. Bryn Mawr, Pa., Oct.
28, 1893; Episcopal Acad. (Philadelphia) grad.; U. of
Pa., B.S. 1915, Law Sch. 1915-16 ; ambulance driver
in France 1916 ; U.S. Army, 1916-17 (Mexican border
service), and 1917-19, 1st It., overseas service; with
investment companies 1919-21 ; sales mgr. in U.S.
1922-23 and office mgr. in London 1923-27 for U.S.
chemical corp. ; head of European section, Finance Div.,
Bu. of For. and Dom. Com., 1928-29 ; trade commr. at
London 1929-33 ; agt. and brokerage mgr. for insur.
companies 1933-36 ; partner in investment company
1937-38 ; private business 1938—39 ; assoc. econ. ana-
lyst and asst. to liaison officer, Dept. of Com., 1939—41 ;
app. sr. econ. analyst at Rio de Janeiro Aug. 9, 1941 ;
at Managua Jan. 2, 1943 ; divisional asst. at $5,400 in
the Dept. of State Mar. 1, 1944 ; for. trade specialist
at $5,600 (P-6) Jan. 20, 1945 ; married. — CP.
Towson, Norman Eustace b. Washington, D.C., June
23, 1901 ; McKinley Tech. High Sch. grad. ; business-
sch. grad. ; asst. treasurer of bank 1918-40 ; asst. dir.,
For. Funds Control, Treas. Dept., 1940-42 ; U.S. Army
1942-45, It. col. ; app. att. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned at Buenos Aires June 29, 1945 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class two Nov. 13, 1946.
Towster, Julian. — transferred to the Dept. of State as
research analyst, P— 5, Oct. 1, 1945 ; chief of section,
P-6, Apr. 25, 1946. — DRE.
Toyne, Llewellyn Vernon. — b. Sedgwick, Colo., Feb.
27, 1906 ; Logan Co. High Sch. grad. ; Colo. State Coll.
of Agri. and Mech. Arts, B.S. 1927, summer sch. 1927,
1930, 1933, 1937, 1938; co. extension agt. 1934-45;
app. agri. officer in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned
to the Dept. Dec. 16, 1944 ; at Sydney Feb. 21, 1945 ;
also v.c. at Sydney Sept. 28, 1945 ; agri. att. and v.c
at Canberra Feb. 12, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
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REGISTER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 19 46
Transtrum, O. H. — b. St. Charles, Idaho, Feb. 6, 1911 ;
Fielding High Sch. grad. ; Benjamin Franklin U.,
B. C. S. 1941 ; dir. of admin, services, Federal Works
Agency, 1934—42 ; asst. dir. of civilian admin, services,
Office for Emergency Management, 1942-44 ; U. S.
Navy 1944-45, It. (jg) ; deputy admin, sec, United
Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; con-
sultant, United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation
Admin., 1946, 4th sess. of the Council, United Nations
Relief and Rehabilitation Admin., Atlantic City, 1946 ;
app. exec, officer, Office of Econ. Security Policy, Dept.
of State, CAF-14, June 17, 1946 ; married. — ESP.
Travers, Howard Karl. — b. Central Valley, N.Y.,
Feb. 19, 1893 ; Central Valley High Sch. grad. ; busi-
ness sch. ; studied accountancy ; U. S. Sch. of Mil. Aero-
nautics, Princeton ; paymaster and cashier 1914-17 ;
U. S. Army 1917-18, 2d It. ; bookkeeper 1919 ; app. v. c.
at Hull Aug. 13, 1919 ; at Naples Apr. 17, 1920 ; v. c.
of career of class three May 25, 1921 ; v. c. at Naples
June 11, 1921; class two May 26, 1922; class one Feb.
26, 1923; cons, of class seven Dec. 19, 1923; For. Ser.
officer of class eight July 1, 1924 ; class seven Oct. 20,
1926 ; cons, at Palermo Sept. 21, 1927 ; class six May 23,
1929 ; class five Feb. 4, 1931 ; cons, at Southampton
Apr. 7, 1933 ; class four Oct. 1, 1935 ; sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Dec. 16, 1936; cons, at Budapest Dec. 21, 1936;
also 1st sec. at Budapest Jan. 12, 1937 ; class three Jan.
3, 1938 ; cons. gen. Apr. 6, 1938-Dec. 11, 1941 ; cons,
gen. at Budapest in addition to duties as ls,t sec. Apr. 11,
1938-Dec. 11, 1941 ; to the Dept. and chief, Visa Div.,
June 22, 1942 ; class two July 16, 1943 ; class one May
16, 1945 ; cons. gen. at Vancouver May 15, 1946 ; For.
Ser. officer of class one Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Trepagnier, Henry Louis, Jr. — b. New Orleans, La., Apr. 2,
1917; New Orleans Acad, grad.; Tulane, B. A. 1937, LL. B. 1940;
Princeton U., 1940-41; mem. of bars of La. and D. C; office asst.
for oil company 1938; atty. 1941-43; U. S. Navy 1943-46, It., over-
seas service; app. documents officer, CAF-11, in the Dept. of
State Mar. 18, 1946; at $4,902 July 1, 1946; married.— FEC.
Trezise, Philip H.— b. Calumet, Mich., May 27, 1912; Calumet
High Sch. grad.; U. of Mich., A. B. 1936, M. A. 1941; research
assoc, U. of Mich., 1939-41; analyst, Office of Defense Transpor-
tation, 1942-43; U. S. Navy 1943-46, It., overseas service; app. chief
research analyst, Div. of Research for Far East, Dept. of State,
P-6, Apr. 16, 1946; married.— DRF.
Tribe, Merrill L. — app. management consultant,
CAF-14, in the Dept. of Sitate Sept. 23, 1946. — MN.
Trimble, William Cattell. — b. Baltimore, Md., May
2, 1907 ; Gilman Sch. grad. ; Princeton, B.A. 1930 ;
Johns Hopkins, Feb-Apr. 1931 ; app. elk. in Am. con-
sulate at Seville June 13, 1931 ; v. c. at Seville Sept. 4,
1931 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 17, 1931 ; v. c. at Seville Jan. 2,
1932 ; For. Ser. Sch. Aug. 1, 1932 ; v. c. at Buenos Aires
Dec. 22, 1932 ; 3d sec. at Buenos Aires, temp., Apr. 8,
1936 ; at Tallinn June 9, 1936 ; also v. c. at Tallinn
June 10, 1936 ; to the Dept. June 17. 1938, for special
study in economics (Princeton) ; class eight Apr. 1,
1939; v. c. and 3d sec. at Paris June 27. 1939; v. c.
at Vichy, temp., Sept. 9, 1940 ; 3d sec. at Mexico City
July 22, 1941 ; class seven Aug. 16, 1941 ; also v.c. at
Mexico City Nov. 1, 1941 ; 2d sec. at Mexico City In
addition to duties as v.c. Dec. 9, 1941 ; to the Dept.
Aug. 24, 1942 ; asst. chief, Am. Hemisphere Exports
Office, Jan. 25, 1943 ; asst. chief, Div. of Exports and
Requirements, Feb. 1-Nov. 6, 1943 ; class six Nov. 16,
1943 ; asst. chief, Div. of Northern European Affairs,
Nov. 16, 1944 ; class four May 16, 1945 ; detailed to
Nat. War Coll. Sept. 1-Dec. 15, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer
of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married. — NOE.
Trivers, Howard. — b. New York, N.Y., Sept. 30,
1909 ; Worcester Acad. grad. ; Institut du Pantheon
(Brittany), summer 1928; Princeton, A.B. 1930; Har-
vard, M.A. 1932, Ph.D. 1941; Schule am Meer
(Juist), summer 1932; Heidelberg 1932-33; Freiburg
1935-38; teaching asst, Harvard, 1934-35; app. di-
visional asst. at $2,600 in the Dept. of State July
28, 1941 ; at $3,200 Nov. 16, 1941 ; at $3,800 May 1,
1942; at $4,600 (P-5) Feb. 1, 1944; for. affairs spe-
cialist, P-6, Apr. 23, 1946 ; married. — CE.
Troutman, Harry Lamar. — b. Macon, Ga., July 22,
1892 ; Gresham High Sch. grad. ; elk. in cml. agency
1908-18; U. S. Naval Reserve Force 1918-19; app.
v. c. at Milan July 9, 1919 ; v. c. of career of class
three Feb 26, 1923; v. c. at Milan Mar. 2, 1923; at
Messina July 21, 1923 ; at Budapest Dec. 13, 1923 ; class
two May 10, 1924 ; For. Ser. officer unclass. July 1,
1924 ; class eight and cons. Aug. 31, 1925 ; cons, at
Aleppo May 27, 1926; at Beirut May 29, 1928; at
Jerusalem Aug. 28, 1929 ; at Beirut Oct. 17, 1929 ; class
seven Dec. 19, 1929 ; cons, at Bucharest Jan. 3, 1931 ;
class six July 1, 1931 ; cons, at Salonika Mar. 6, 1933;
at Alexandria July 8, 1935 ; to the Dept. June 21, 1937 ;
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 1, 1937 ; class five Apr. 1,
1939 ; 2d sec. at Ankara Oct. 14, 1941 ; class four July
16, 1943 ; 1st sec. at Ankara Aug. 21, 1943 ; cons, at
Istanbul, temp., Oct. 14, 1944 ; 1st sec. and cons, at
Wellington Feb. 8, 1946 (canceled) ; class three May
19, 1946 ; cons, at Geneva Aug. 23, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946.
Trowbridge, Jones Rufus. — b. Blythe, Ga., Oct. 29,
1887 ; Blythe High Sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ; U.
of Ga. ; with tobacco company 1909-10 ; with fruit
companies in Nicaragua and Costa Rica 1910-17 ; U. S.
Army 1917-19, 2d It.; sec, Int. Y.M.C.A. in Siberia
1919-20 ; secretarial work, Rockefeller Foundation in
China, and teacher in sch. in Japan 1920-22 ; elk.. Am.
High Commn., Constantinople, 1922-23 ; app. elk. in
Am. agency and consulate gen. at Tangier June 11,
1924 ; in consulate at Leghorn June 6, 1925 ; v. c. at
Leghorn Sept. 28. 1925 ; elk. in leg. at Teheran Oct.
20. 1927 ; v. c. at Rotterdam Dec. 5, 1930 ; at Maracaibo
May 20, 1932; elk. in leg. at Bogota Aug. 19, 1932;
v. c at Cartagena Oct. 4, 1933 ; elk. in leg. at Addis
Ababa Aug. 6, 1934 ; v. c. at Paris for duty in the dist.
acct. and disbursing office Feb. 29, 1936 (canceled) ;
elk. in leg. at Sofia, temp., Mar. 20, 1936 ; also v. c. at
Sofia, temp., June 9, 1936 ; v. c at Paris for duty in
the dist. acct. and disbursing office Oct. 2, 1936 ; v. c.
at Lille, temp., Dec. 2, 1936; at Paris Dec. 23, 1936;
v. c. in the consulate gen. at Paris Dec. 24, 1936 ;
elk. in the leg. at Tirana, temp., Apr. 10, 1937 ; v. c
at Paris Sept. 4, 1937; at Nantes, temp., Sept. 27,
1937 ; at Paris Dec. 9, 1937 ; at Moscow Aug. 14, 1939 ;
at Toronto Sept. 11, 1940 ; at Curacao Feb. 13, 1941 ;
v.c. and admin, officer at Buenos Aires Sept. 6, 1945;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class nine Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c.
at Buenos Aires Nov. 13, 1946.
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441
Troxel, Oliver L., Jr. — b. Sherburne, Minn., Sept. 29,
1919 ; Greeley High Sch. grad. ; George Washington,
A.B. 1940 ; Coll. of William and Mary, M.A. 1941 ;
admin, asst., War Dept., 1941-43 ; U. S. Army 1943-46,
overseas service ; app. For. Ser. officer unelass., v.c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Sept. 5, 1946 ; to
the Dept. Oct. 31, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six
Nov. 13, 194G.
Trueblood, Edward Gatewood. — b. St. Louis, Mo.,
Aug. 31, 1905; Mercersburg Acad, grad.; Princeton,
A.B. 1926 ; Ecole Libre des Sciences Politiques, 1926-
27 ; law elk. summer 1925 ; construction work in Alaska,
summer 1926 ; In business 1927-28 ; app. For. Ser. offi-
cer unelass. and v. c. of career May 17, 1928 ; For. Ser.
Sch. May 24, 1928 ; v. c. at La Paz Oct. 10, 1928; sec.
in the Diplo Ser. and assigned also as 3d sec. at La
Paz Sept. 15, 1930 ; assigned for duty with 4th Pan
Am. Cml. Conf., Washington 1931 ; 3d sec. at San Jose\
Costa Rica, Apr. 29, 1931 ; to the Dept. Nov. 8, 1934 ;
class eight and cons. Oct. 1, 1935 ; class seven June 1,
1937 : 2d sec. at Santiago Oct. 7, 1937 ; class six Mar.
1, 1939 ; asst. to chm. of Am. del., 1st Pan Am. Housing
Conf., Buenos Aires, 1939 ; to the Dept. Apr. 3, 1940 ;
asst. chief, Div. of Cultural Relations, Aug. 15, 1940 ;
2d sec. at Mexico City Apr. 15, 1941 ; also cons, at
Mexico City Nov. 1, 1941 ; class five Oct. 20, 1942 ; sec,
Jt. U.S. -Bolivian Commn. of Labor Experts, 1943 ;
2d sec. and cons, at San Jos6 June 22, 1943 ; 1st sec.
at San Jos6 in addition to duties as cons. Jan. 27,
1944 ; 1st sec. at Lima July 27, 1944 ; couns. of emb.
at Lima Apr. 28, 1945; class four May 16. 1945;
to the Dept. Jan. 28, 1946 ; act. deputy dir., Office of
Am. Republic Affairs, Aug. 10, 1946 ; deputy dir. Sept.
16, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married. — ARA.
Truesdell, George Edson. — b. Suffield, Conn., Dec. 18,
1914 ; Albany Acad. grad. ; Yale, B. A. 1937 ; credit
analyst in bank 1937-40 ; asst. examiner. Fed. Reserve
Bank, 1940-42 ; with govt, agencies 1942-46 ; trans-
ferred to the Dept. of State as chief of protocol and
area information staff, Office of For. Liquidation,
CAF-13, Oct. 20, 1945 ; economist, P-6, July 28, 1946 ;
married. — LP.
Tryon, Ruth R. — app. admin, asst. in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Budapest July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; information asst.
at Budapest Nov. 13, 1946.
Tubby, Roger Wellington. — b. Greenwich, Conn., Dec. 30,
1910; Choate Sch. grad.; Yale, A. B. 1933, grad. work 1933-34;
London Sch. of Econ. 1935-36; managing editor of newspaper,
1938-42; information specialist, For. Econ. Admin, and Bd. of
Econ. Warfare, 1942-44; dir. of information, For. Econ. Admin.
1944-^15, Dept. of Com. 1945-46; app. press officer, P-6, in the
Dept. of State Aug. 23, 1946; married.— SA-M.
Tuck, Somerville Pinkney. — b. Staten Island, N.Y.,
May 31, 1891 ; schs. in Switzerland and Germany ;
Ridgefleld Sch. ; Dartmouth, A.B. 1913 ; app. dep. cons,
at Alexandria Sept. 11, 1913 ; v. and dep. cons. May 25,
1914 ; v. c. by act approved Feb. 5, 1915 ; cons. asst.
Aug. 30, 1916 ; cons, of class seven Sept. 5, 1919 ;
detailed to Samsun Jan. 2, 1920 ; to Constantinople
Jan. 14, 1921 ; to Paris Aug. 25, 1921 ; to Alexandria
Sept. 20, 1921 ; class six Nov. 23, 1921 ; detailed to
Cairo Feb. 2, 1922 ; cons, at Vladivostok Aug. 21, 1922 ;
class five Mar. 1, 1923 ; to the Dept. May 26, 1923 ; class
four June 5, 1924 ; For. Ser. officer of class five July 1,
1924 ; cons, at Geneva Oct. 18, 1924 ; unofficial observer,
Advisory Committee on Traffic in Opium, Geneva, 1925,
1926, 1927, 1928 ; Preparatory Commn. for the Disarma-
ment Conf., Geneva, tech. asst. 1927, sec. to Am. repre-
sentation 1927, 1928 ; sec. of Am. del., Int. Economic
Conf., Geneva, 1927 ; asst. sec, Three-Power Conf., for
the Limitation of Naval Armament, Geneva, 1927 ;
class four June 30, 1927 ; sec, Conf. on Communications
and Transit, Geneva, 1927 ; sec to Am. del., Conf. for
Abolition of Import and Export Prohibitions and Re-
strictions, Geneva, 1927, 1928 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
May 17, 1928 ; 1st sec. at Constantinople May 26, 1928 ;
at Budapest May 17, 1929 ; class three Dec. 31, 1929 ;
at Berne, temp., Aug. 21, 1931 ; 1st sec. at Paris June
21, 1932 (canceled) ; at Prague July 18, 1932 ; at Paris
Feb. 25, 1933 ; tech. adviser, 1st stage, Gen. Disarma-
ment Conf., Geneva, 1932 ; class two Oct. 1, 1935 ;
couns. of emb. at Brussels and Luxemburg July 13,
1937 ; at Buenos Aires June 4, 1938 ; class one Nov.
16, 1939 ; couns of emb. at Vichy Oct. 27, 1941-Nov. 8,
1942 ; to the Dept. Feb. 18, 1944 ; E.E. and M.P. to
Egypt May 4, 1944 ; A.E. and P. to Egypt Sept. 19,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class of career minister Nov.
14, 1946 ; married.
Tufts, Robert Walrath.— b. Vernon, N. Y., Nov. 3, 1915; Sher-
rill High Sch. grad.; Oberlin Coll., A. B. 1940; Fletcher Sch. of
Law and Diplomacy, M. A. 1941; asst. to production mgr. for
manufacturing company 1935-37; statistician for telegraph
company 1937-38; research asst. 1942-43; economist, Office of
Strategic Services, 1943-45; U. S. Army 1944-45; app. country
specialist, P-4, in the Dept. of State Oct. 24, 1945; P-5 Sept. 8,
1946; married.— CP.
Turkel, Harry Raymond. — b. Cleveland, Ohio, July
7, 1906 ; Los Angeles High Sch. grad. ; Stanford, B.A.
1927 ; Harvard, A.M. 1928 ; Jesus Coll., Oxford, B.Litt.
1931 ; George Washington Law Sch. 1929-33 ; mem. of
bar of D.C. ; D. S. Naval Reserve 1930-36, It. (jg.) ; elk.
and sea post officer, U. S. Post Office, 1923-29 ; attache1
to Am. del. and interpreter to Philippine del., Postal
Union Cong., London, 1929 ; app. research and drafting
asst. at $2,600 in the Dept. of State July 19, 1929;
at $2,800 July 1, 1930; elk. in Am. consulate gen. at
London Jan-May 1931 ; translator, Int. Tech. Consult-
ing Committee on Radio Communications, Copenhagen,
1931 ; reapp. at $2,800 in the Dept. of State July 7,
1931 ; tech. asst. (legal) June 10, 1932 ; tech. adviser
to Am. emb., Habana Feb-Aug. 1934, Mexico City Jan.
1936, Paris Apr. 1939, and Ottawa June-July 1939 ; at
$3,800 June 1, 1935; at $4,000 Apr. 16, 1939; ob-
server, League of Nations Double Income Taxation
Committee, Mexico City, 1940 ; divisional asst. at $4,600
(P-5) May 8, 1941 ; furlough for mil. ser. (U.S. Army,
It. col., overseas service) May 27, 1942-Nov. 13, 1945 ;
country specialist Nov. 13, 1945 ; asst. chief, Div. of
Cml. Policy, P-7, Dec. 7, 1945 ; married. — CP.
Turner, Frank L. — app. asst. to the chm., Far East-
ern Commn., Dept. of State, at $3,640 May 28, 1946 ;
at $4,149.60 July 1, 1946 ; research asst. at $4,902 Oct.
20, 1946. — FEC.
Turner, Thomas Tayloe. — b. Spokane, Wash., Sept. 12,
1918; Grant High Sch. (Portland, Oreg.) grad.; U. of
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Oreg., B. A. 1939 ; asst. mgr. in bookkeeping dept. of
bank 1939-42, 1946 ; U. S. Army 1942-45, overseas
service ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 19, 1946 ; to the Dept.
Aug. 24, 1946 ; v.e. at Tunis Sept. 30, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Turner, Van Arsdale. — b. Glenshaw, Pa., May 18,
1888 ; Mercersburg Acad. grad. ; George Washington U.
1914-15 ; with lumber company 1907-08 ; archivist,
Del. Archives Commn., 1909-12 ; compiler and editor,
Library of Cong., 1913-15 ; elk. in Am. emb. at Petro-
grad May 1916-Dec. 1917, Jan.-Mar. 1918 ; in consu-
late gen. at Moscow Sept. 1918 ; in Am. emb. at Paris
Nov. 30, 1918 ; pres. of trading company in Talinn,
Estonia, 1919-21 ; asst. admin, officer, Am. Red Cross,
Athens, 1923 ; proprietor of bookshop 1924-28 ; rep-
resentative for publications of art museum 1928-33 ;
traffic representative for airline company 1934-35 ;
regional dir. of archives survey 1936-40 ; asst. dir.,
For. War Relief, Am. Red Cross, 1941-44 ; app. divi-
sional asst. at $3,800 (P-4) in the Dept. of State Mar.
12, 1945. — SPD.
Turner, William Taylor. — b. Kobe, Japan, of Am.
parents, Sept. 20, 1900; Henderson-Brown Coll. (Acad.)
grad.; Emory U., B.S. 1921; U. S. Army 1918;
teacher in business sch. in Japan 1921-23 ; app. student
interpreter in Japan Apr. 3, 1924 ; For. Ser. officer
unclass. July 1, 1924 ; v. c. of career July 23, 1926 ;
v. c. at Yokohama Aug. 9, 1926 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Dec. 16, 1929 ; 3d sec. at Tokyo Jan. 3, 1930 ; class
eight and cons. July 24, 1930; to the Dept. Nov. 9,
1934 ; class seven Oct. 1, 1935 ; cons, at Dairen Aug.
2, 1937; class six Aug. 17, 1938; 2d sec. at Tokyo
Nov. 20, 1939-Dec. 7, 1941 ; class five June 1, 1942 ;
to the Dept. June 3, 1942 (detailed to the Navy Dept.
Sept. 22, 1942-Aug. 26. 1944); class four July 16,
1944 ; Army and Navy Staff Coll., grad. 1945 ; class
three Aug. 13, 1945 ; chief, Div. of Japanese Affairs,
Oct. 22, 1945 ; 1st sec. and cons, at Chungking Feb. 20,
1946 ; at Nanking Apr. 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Tuthill, John Wills. — b. Montclair, N.J., Nov. 10,
1910 ; Montclair High Sch. grad. ; Coll. of William and
Mary, S.B. 1932; Am. Inst, of Banking 1932-34;
N.Y.U., M.B.A. 1936; Harvard 1937-40; bank teller
1932-34 ; trust administrator 1934-36 ; investment
counsel 1936-37 ; instr. in banking and finance 1937-39
and asst. prof. 1939-40, Northeastern U. ; app. For.
Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. July 12, 1940; v. c. at Windsor July 22,
1940 ; to the Dept. May 17, 1941 (For. Ser. Sch. Nov. 3-
Dec. 6, 1941) ; v.c. at Mazatlan Jan. 5, 1942; 3d sec.
and v.c. at Ottawa Mar. 16, 1942 ; sec. and v.c, office
of O. S. political adviser on German affairs, Supreme
Headquarters, A. E. F., Dec. 16, 1944; class eight Mar.
1, 1945; class seven May 19, 1940; to the Dept. Oct.
2, 194-6 ; For. Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Twining, Kinsley. — b. New York, N.Y., Nov. 26, 1918 ;
La Fontaine Sch., Cannes, Fiance ; St. George's Sch.
grad. ; Yale, B.A. 1941 ; airport mgr. for airline com-
pany 1941-42 ; U. S. Army 1942-45, 1st It. ; app. v.c.
in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Singapore
Dec. 10, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Feb. 27, 1946 ; v.c. at
Singapore Mar. 8, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Tyler, S. Roger, Jr. — b. Hamilton, Va., June 16,
1908; Huntington (W. Va.) High Sch. grad. ; U. of Va.,
B.A. 1929 ; Rhodes scholar, Oxford, 1929-30 ; Sorbonne
and Carnegie Inst., Paris ; Yale, M.A. 1934 ; instr. of
political science, U. of Del., 1934-36 ; app. For. Ser.
officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. iu the Diplo.
Ser. Oct. 1, 1935 ; v. c. at Toronto Oct. 5, 1935 ; For.
Ser. Sch. Aug. 4, 1936; v. c. at Mexico City Dec. 18,
1936; v. c. and 3d sec. at San Jos6 Oct. 4, 1939;
class eight Feb. 1, 1942 ; class seven Nov. 16, 1943 ; to
the Dept. June 29, 1944 ; 2d sec. and v.c. at Moscow
July 2, 1945 ; class six Aug. 13, 1945 ; cons. Feb. 1,
1946 ; 1st sec. and cons, at Moscow Feb. 25, 1948 ;
For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Tyler, William Royall. — b. Paris, France, of Am.
parenrs, Oct. 17, 1910: Harrow Sch. (England) grad.;
Oxford, B. A. 1933 : Harvard, M. A. 1940 ; program
mgr. for short-wave radio station 1941-42 ; editor,
Office of War Information, 1942-43 ; chief of press
wireless bu. in Western Mediterranean, 1943-44 ;
deputy dir. and dir. in France, Office of War Informa-
tion, 1944-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as
chief of outpost at $8,000 Aug. 31, 1945 ; chief of
branch, Area Div. I, P-7, July 1, 1946; asst. dir. in
charge of areas, Office of Int. Information and Cultural
Affairs, Nov. 14. 1946 ; married. — OIC.
Tynan, Richard Malachy. — b. New York, N.Y., Oct.
29, 1921 ; high-sch. grad. ; Cornell, A.B. 1943 ; U.S.
Army 1942—46 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c.
of career, r.nd sec. in the Diplo. Ser. June 3, 1946 ;
to the Dept. Aug. 14, 1945; v.c. at Turin Sept. 11,
1946; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946;
married.
Tyson, Leonard Sherman.— b. Buffalo, N. Y., Mar. 12, 1920;
Buffalo East High Sch. grad.; U. of Buffalo, B. A. 1940, one
yr. grad. work; assoc. business economist, Office of Price Admin.,
1941-43; U. S. Navy 1943-46, It., overseas service; app. divisional
asst., P-4, in the Dept. of State May 2, 1946— ED.
Umbarger, John Newton. — b. Chilhowie, Va., Oct. 22,
1907 ; Bel Air (Md.) High Sch. grad. ; U. of Md., A. B.
1930 ; Johns Hopkins U. 1931-32 ; financial analyst
in bank 1930-37 ; assoc. dir., Am. Red Cross, Balti-
more, 1937-38 ; auditor, Md. State income tax dept.,
1938-41 ; U. S. Army 1941-46, It. col., overseas serv-
ice ; app. chief of allocations branch, Office of For.
Liquidation, Dept. of State, P-6, June 21, 1946. —
OFLC.
linger, Leonard. — b. San Diego, Calif., Dec. 17, 1917 ;
Cleveland Heights (Ohio) High Sch. grad. ; Harvard,
A.B. 1939 ; Dept. of Agri. Grad. Sch. 1940-41 ; asst.
research technician, Nat. Resources Planning Bd., 1939-
41 ; app. divisional asst. (geog.) at $3,200 in the Dept.
of State Nov. 18, 1941 ; at $3,800 Mar. 16, 1943 ; agri.
geographer Jan. 1, 1944 ; head of unit at $4,600 (P-5)
Nov. 29, 1944 ; asst. to adviser Dec. 16, 1944; political
economist, P-6, May 20, 1946. — SE.
TJnverzagt, Henry Theodore. — b. Washington, D.C.,
June 14, 1904 ; Washington high-sch. grad. ; U. of
Va. 1923-24 ; George Washington U., summer 1924 ;
app. elk. in Am. consulate at Cludad Juarez Feb. 14,
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1927 ; at Nogales Aug. 19, 1929 ; v. c. at Nogales Sept.
11, 1930 ; at San Luis Potosf Dec. 18, 1931 ; at Puerto
Cortes Nov. 30, 1937 ; at Medellln June 4, 1941 ;
at Guadalajara Aug. 1, 1944 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class nine Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Upton, Joseph Mason. — b. Fitchburg, Mass., Nov. 10,
1900 ; Fitchburg High Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A.B. 1922 ;
sr. research fellow. Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1929-
46 ; app. asst. chief, Div. of Research for Near East
and Africa, P-7, Nov. 15, 1946. — DRN.
Usher, Richard E. — b. Madison, Wis., Apr. 15, 1919 ;
West High Sch. grad. ; U. of Wis., B.A. 1941 ; app. For.
Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Feb. 20, 1942 ; v.c. at Winnipeg Mar. 3, 1942 ; at
Colombo Mar. 6, 1943 ; furlough for mil. ser. Oct. 9,
1944-Jan. 30, 1946 ; to the Dept. Jan. 21, 1946 ; v.c.
at Rangoon Feb. 6, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Utter, John Ellrington. — b. Elmira, N.Y., March 13,
1905 ; Harvard, A.B. 1925 ; instr. in private sch. ; bank-
ing officer in U.S. and France ; app. v.c. at Casablanca
May 7, 1941 ; at Tunis July 17, 1941 ; also civil affairs
officer at Tunis June 4-Nov. 22, 1943 ; econ. analyst,
office of U. S. political adviser on German affairs. Su-
preme Headquarters, A.E.F., Dec. 23, 1944 ; at Cairo
Sept. 11, 1945 ; political adviser at $6,144.60 in the
Dept. Nov. 4, 1946. — IC.
Valenza, Angelo Domenic. — b. New York, N.Y., Apr.
24, 1918 ; Central High Sch. (D.C.) grad. ; Georgetown,
B.S. (For. Ser.) 1942 ; app. courier in the For. Ser.
and assigned to the Dept. Dec. 9, 1942 ; at Matamoros
Dec. 15, 1942 ; resigned July 22, 1943 to enter the
armed services ; U.S. Army 1943—45, overseas service ;
app. courier in the For. Ser. and assigned to the Dept.
Dec. 3, 1945 : v.c. at Martinique July 1, 1946 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Valenza, Thomas Francis. — b. New York, N.Y., May
24, 1909 ; high schs. ; Emerson Inst. ; Southeastern U.
1940-41 ; elk., Civil Ser. Commn., 1925-28 ; elk. at
$1,320 in the Dept. of State May 7, 1928 ; at $1,440 July
1, 1928 ; at $1,620 July 1, 1930 ; at $1,800 May 1, 1934 ;
elk., Inter-Am. Conf. for Maintenance of Peace, Buenos
Aires, 1936 ; elk. in Am. emb. at Tokyo Jan. 7, 1938 ; elk.
at $1,800 in the Dept. of State June 8, 1940; at $2,000
Feb. 16, 1941 ; divisional asst. at $2,600 Aug. 16, 1941 ;
courier at Panama (detailed to Buenos Aires) Jan. 14,
1942 ; asst. communications officer at Lisbon Jan. 16,
1943 ; communications officer at Algiers Sept. 30, 1943 ;
to the Dept. Sept. 7, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class eight Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Vallance, William Roy. — b. Fowlerville, N.Y., Dec.
6, 1887; Caledonia High Sch. grad.; U. of Rochester,
A.B. 1910 ; Columbia, LL.B. 1914 ; mem. of bars of N.Y.
and D.C. ; law practice 1910-17 ; corp. couns. 1917 ;
R.O.T.C. Aug.-Oct. 1917 ; app. law elk. at $2,000 in the
Dept. of State Jan. 8, 1918; at $2,250 Aug. 7, 1918;
legal drafting asst., at $2,500 Nov. 18, 1918 ; asst.
solicitor May 24, 1919 ; at $3,000 Jan. 1, 1920 ; special
asst. at $3,500 June 1, 1920 ; asst. couns., Preliminary
Conf. on Electrical Communications, Washington, 1920 ;
drafting officer Apr. 16, 1921 ; at $4,000 Jan. 1, 1923 ;
tech. expert Conf. to Prevent Smuggling, Ottawa, 1923,
Inter-Am. Committee on Electrical Communications,
Mexico City, 1924 ; representative of the Dept. on the
Interdepartmental Radio Advisory Committee Sept. 1,
1924-Nov. 13, 1930; at $4,200 Nov. 1, 1924 ; del., Conf.
to Prevent Smuggling of Narcotics, Liquor, and Tobacco,
El Paso, 1925; at $5,200 May 1, 1925; del., conf. to
draft regulations under treaty of June 6, 1924, with
Canada to suppress smuggling across Canadian border,
Washington, 1925 ; tech. adviser, conf. to suppress
smuggling of aliens, narcotics, liquor, and commodities
from Cuba, Habana, 1926 ; at $5,600 Feb. 1, 1926 ; del.,
conf. to draft regulations under treaty of Dec. 23, 1925
with Mexico to prevent smuggling, Washington, 1926,
conf. to suppress smuggling, London, 1926, and Int.
Radio Conf., Washington, 1927 ; at $7,000 (P-7) July
1, 1928 ; tech. adviser, Int. Telegraph Conf., Brussels,
1928 ; couns., I'm Alone Arbitration, 1929-35 ; asst. to
the legal adviser July 1, 1931 ; chm., committee to study
duplication of Govt, communication facilities, 1931 ; de-
tailed to Ottawa to discuss boundary problems with rep-
resentatives of Canadian Govt. June 1938 ; del. of Am.
Bar Assn., 8th Am. Scientific Cong., Washington, 1940;
sec-gen. of Inter-Am. Bar Assn. 1940- ; atty. Dec. 16,
1941 ; chm., Interdepartmental Visa Review Comm.,
Dec. 1941— May 1946 ; tech. adviser, 1st sess., Meeting
for the Facilitation of Int. Air Transport, Montreal,
1946 ; asst. to the legal adviser May 12, 1946 ; U.S.
counsel., Int. Jt. Commn. meeting at Kenora, Ontario,
and Int. Falls, Minn., 1946 ; married. — Le.
Vance, Marshall Mounts. — b. Middletown, Ohio, July
26, 1889; Shauck's Prep. Sch. grad.; U. of Pa., B.S.
1912 ; grad. work at Yale 1 yr. ; N. Am. Civic League
for Immigrants 1913-14 ; with oil company in Java
1914-16; Detroit Bu. of Govt. Research 1917-18; Int.
trade developer in India 1918-20 ; foreign dept. of mfg.
company 1920-21 ; app. cons, of class seven June 9,
1921 ; cons, at Colombo July 22, 1921 ; class six Mar. 1,
1923; detailed to Windsor, Ont., June 30, 1924; For.
Ser. officer of class seven July 1, 1924 ; cons, at Fort
William and Port Arthur Dec. 12, 1924 ; class six Feb.
24, 1925; to the Dept. Mar. 27, 1928; class five July
24, 1930 ; cons, at Windsor Mar. 28, 1932 ; sec. In the
Diplo. Ser. Dec. 1, 1937; class four Mar. 1, 1939;
cons, at Basel Dec. 30, 1940 (canceled) ; at Lyon Mar.
31, 1941 ; class three July 16, 1943 ; to the Dept. Feb.
18, 1944; couns. of mission at Berlin May 15, 1946;
cons. gen. and cons. gen. at Berlin in addition to duties
as couns. of mission Sept. IS, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Vance, Sheldon Baird. — b. Crookston, Minn., Jan. 18,
1917 ; Austin High Sch. grad. ; Carleton Coll., A.B. 1939 ;
Harvard, LL.B. 1942 ; mem. of bar of Mass. ; atty. 1942 ;
app. jr. econ. analyst at Rio de Janeiro Nov. 26, 1942 ;
For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in
the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 22, 1945 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Rio de
Janeiro Dec. 29, 1945 ; v.c. at Nice and Monaco Mar.
21, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
van den Arend, Frederik. — b. The Hague, Nether-
lands, Oct. 5, 1894 ; naturalized 1912 ; Kent Sch. ; Har-
vard, A.B. 1917 ; with exporting and importing firm in
U. S. and Madagascar 1919-22 ; app. v. c. of career of
class three Oct. 6, 1923 ; v. c. at Leipzig Nov. 19, 1923 ;
For. Ser. officer unclass. July 1, 1924 ; class eight June
30, 1927 ; cons, and cons, at Leipzig July 16, 1927 ; at
Pernambuco July 1, 1929 ; class seven July 24, 1930 ;
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cons, at Amsterdam Dec. 29, 1932 ; at Rotterdam, temp.,
Aug. 14, 1935 ; at Amsterdam Aug. 23, 1935 ; at Rotter-
dam, temp., Sept. 5, 1935 ; class six Oct. 1, 1935 ; cons,
at Amsterdam Oct. 9, 1935 ; at Surabaya May 22, 1936 ;
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 1, 1937 ; class five Jan. 3,
1938 ; cons, at Praha Jan. 7, 1939 (canceled) ; to the
Dept. Sept. 8. 1939 ; asst. chief, Special Div., Mar. 28,
1942 ; cons, at Lourengo Marques Sept. 26, 1942 ; at
Beira Dec. 24, 1942 ; class four July 16, 1943 ; cons, at
Batavia Dec. 29, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class three
Nov. 13, 1946; married.
Vanderburg, William Orange. — b. Muskegon, Mich.,
Jan. 18, 1896 ; Grand Rapids Cen. High Sch. grad. ;
Mich. Coll. of Mines, B.Sc. 1920, B.M. 1923 ; U.S. Army
1917-19, overseas service ; contract miner 1920-21 ;
mining engineer 1923-24 ; gen. supt. of mining company
1924-29 ; mining engineer 1929-41, foreign mineral
specialist 1941—42, Bu. of Mines ; app. minerals att. at
Lima July 1, 1942 ; at Pretoria May 29, 1945 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Vander laan, Joseph William.— b. Grand Rapids, Mich.,
Mar. 1, 1898; Christian High Sch.; business-sch. grad.; Alex-
ander Hamilton Inst., 1926-27; private tutors in Dutch and
German, The Hague; sec. to cml. att., The Hague, 1919-23;
special asst. 1923-24, special agent 1924-26, cml. agent and dist.
mgr., Minneapolis and Cleveland, 1926-42, asst. dist. mgr., Los
Angeles Dist. Office, 1942-46, Dept. of Com.; app. asst. cml.
att. at Pretoria (to serve at Johannesburg) Dec. 14, 1945; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946; married.
Van Namen, Theodore Stuyvesant. — b. New York, N. T.,
Apr. 2, 1889 ; schs. in England ; St. Luke's Sch.
(Wayne, Pa.) grad. ; private tutors in France, Switz-
erland, and Italy ; U. S. Army 1917-19, 1st It., over-
seas service ; sales exec, with steel corp. 1910-20 ;
mgr. of production dept. in Cairo and asst. to v. pres.
of oil company 1921-26 ; export mgr. for oil corp.
1929-31 ; chief of section, For. Econ. Admin., 1942-
45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as transporta-
tion officer, CAF-12, Oct. 20, 1945 ; sales officer, CAF-
11, May 14, 1946 ; asst. chief of special disposal
branch, Office of For. Liquidation, CAF-13, Sept. 22,
1946 ; married. — OFLC.
van Oss, Hendrik. — b. Mt. Pleasant, Pa., July 26,
1917; sch. in Holland; Plainfleld (N.J.) High Sch.
grad. ; Mercersburg Acad. grad. ; Princeton, B.A. 1939 ;
Columbia Law Sch. 1939—41 ; delivery agt. in wholesale
company 1941-42 ; app. divisional asst. at $2,000 in the
Dept. of State June 8, 1942 ; at $2,600 Dec. 1, 1942 ; at
$3,200 Dec. 1, 1943 ; head of unit at $3,800 (P-4) Dec.
13, 1944 ; act. asst. chief, Div. of Econ. Security Con-
trols, Nov. 5, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 22. 1945 ; to the
Dept. Dec. 29, 1945 ; act. chief, Div. of Biographic
Intelligence, Jan. 1, 1946 ; Biographic Information Div.
July 1, 1946 ; special asst. to chief Nov. 1, 1946 ; For.
Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.— BI.
Van Sant, Edward Raguet. — b. Oxford, Pa., Jan. 13,
1899 ; Oxford High Sch. grad. ; Princeton, A.B. 1922 ;
Pa. State Coll., M.A. 1930; Johns Hopkins, Ph.D.
1935 ; instr. in Eng. and French, Lingnan U., Canton,
China, 1922-25 ; instr. in Eng. 1926-30, instr. and
asst. prof, in econ. 1930-41, Pa. State Coll. ; econo-
mist, War Production Bd. 1941-43, Tariff Commi..
1943 ; asst. program officer, Office of Lend-Lease Ad-
min., 1943-44 ; principal intelligence officer, For. Econ.
Admin., 1944—46 ; transferred to the Dept. of State
as principal intelligence officer, P-6, Oct. 20, 1945 ;
asst. chief of fisheries section. Int. Resources Div.,
P-5, Apr. 18, 1946 ; married. — IK.
Van Wickel, Jesse Frederick. — b. Brooklyn, N.T.,
June 11, 1890 ; business sch. ; code expert 1906-12 ;
traffic mgr., export mgr., purchasing agt. 1912-18 ;
branch mgr. In Shanghai for trading companies 1918-
22 ; special asst. to treasurer of sugar corp. in Cuba
1922-23 ; trade commr. at Batavia Sept. 1, 1923 ; cml.
att. at The Hague Sept. 18, 1926; del., 5th Int. Cong,
for Scientific Management, Amsterdam, 1932 ; del., 8th
Int. Road Cong., The Hague, 1938 ; For. Ser. officer of
class four July 1, 1939 ; cons, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; cons, at Batavia July 6, 1940 ;
at Sydney Mar. 5, 1942 ; to the Dept., June 18, 1942
(detailed to the Dept. of Com. June 18-Oct. 23, 1942) ;
class three July 16, 1943 ; 1st sec. near the Govt, of
the Netherlands established in England Feb. 7, 1944 ;
cml. att. near the Govt, of the Netherlands established
in England Oct. 9, 1944 ; at The Hague Aug. 29, 1945 ;
For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Vardaman, Mildred Alice.— b. Sylacauga, Ala. ; Syla-
cauga High Sch. grad. ; business sch. ; George Wash-
ington, B. A. 1944 ; teacher in public schs. 1928-34 ;
elk., Farm Credit Admin., 1934-42 ; placement officer,
Office for Emergency Management, 1942 ; chief of
placement section, Office of Inter-Am. Affairs, 1942-
45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as placement
officer, CAF-11, Aug. 31, 1945 ; act. admin, officer,
Area Div. IV, Jan. 21, 1946 ; admin, officer, CAF-12,
June 30, 1946. — ADA.
Vargas, Armando E. — b. Jerome, Ariz., Aug. 15,
1910 ; Morenci High Sch. grad. ; ore sampler for min-
ing company 1924—28 ; elk. for railway company in
Mexico 1929-31; exec. sec. of bond company 1931-38;
asst. mgr. of steamship company 1938—40 ; elk. for air-
ways company, 3 mos. 1940 ; app. elk. in Am. emb. at
Mexico City Aug. 26, 1940 ; sec. to U.S. del., 2d Inter-
Am. Conf. on Agri., Mexico City, 1942 ; v.c. at Mexico
City Jan. 24, 1945 ; liaison officer, Inter-Am. Conf. on
Problems of War and Peace, Mexico City, 1945 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class eleven Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Varrelmann, George. — b. Pittsburgh, Pa., May 1,
1905 ; Carson Long Inst. grad. ; La Salle Acad., Vedado,
Habana; business-sch. grad. ; sec. for railway company,
Habana, 1921-31 ; asst. to mgr. of cml. firm, Habana,
1932-33 ; translator and correspondent for cml. firms
1934-35 ; mgr. of cml. firm, Cuba. 1937-43 ; app. jr.
econ. analyst at Habana Sept. 22, 1943 : econ. analyst
and admin, asst. at Habana July 1, 1946; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class eleven Nov. 13, 1946 ; econ. analyst
at Habana Nov. 13, 1940 ; married.
Vary, Elizabeth Anderson. — b. Atlanta, Ga. ; Girls'
High Sch. grad. ; Agnes Scott, A.B. 1927 ; Emory U.,
summer 1930 ; Dept. of Agri. Grad. Sch. 1935-37 ; elk.
1927-28 ; proofreader 1932-34 ; elk., Treas. Dept., 1934-
36; app. editorial asst. at $1,620 in the Dept. of State
Aug. 1, 1936; at $1,800 Feb. 16. 1937; at $2,000 Sept.
9, 1937; at $2,100 Apr. 16, 1939; at $2,300 June 16,
BIOGRAPHIES
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1940; at $2,400 Jan. 1, 1942; asst. editor at $2,600
Mar. 1, 1942 ; at $2,700 Oct. 1, 1943 ; editor at $3,200
(CAF-9) Apr. 1, 1944 ; chief of editorial section, Div.
of Research and Publication, CAF-11, Mar. 7, 1946;
chief of for. relations, editing branch, Div. of Publica-
tions, Sept. 16, 1946. — PB.
Vaughan, Stephen Bernard. — b. Horatio, Pa., July 8,
1S99 ; Hasbrouck Heights (N. J.) High Sch. ; business
sen. ; elk., War Dept., 1916-17 ; U.S. Army 1917-20 ; app.
elk. In Am. consulate gen. at Budapest Apr. 9, 1920;
v.c. at Budapest Mar. 14, 1925 ; at Breslau Jan. 9, 1931 ;
at Berlin July 20, 1939; elk. in Am. emb. at Berlin
July 15, 1941 ; v.c. at Montreal Feb. 3, 1942 ; elk., staff
of Supreme Headquarters, A.E.F., temp., Sept. 16,
1944 ; v.c, office of U. S. political adviser on German
affairs, Supreme Headquarters, A.E.F., Apr. 12, 1945 ;
v.c. and admin, officer at Liverpool June 7, 1946 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class nine Nov. 13, 1946; v.c. at
Liverpool Nov. 13, 1946.
Vazquez, Alberto II.— b. Yabucoa, P. R., Mar. 25,
1901 ; D. High Sch. (Rio Piedras) grad. ; U. of Idaho,
A.B. 1925, M.A. 1926 ; Sterling Traveling Fellow, Yale,
1932-35 ; study and research In Spain, France, Bel-
gium, and Italy ; U. of Florence 1933 ; U. of Paris
1934 ; Yale, Ph.D. 1935 ; instr. in romance languages,
U. of Idaho, 1925-31 ; instr. in romance languages
1935-37 and asst. prof. 1937-, Dartmouth Coll. ; app.
translator at $3,200 in the Dept. of State June 22,
1942 ; interpreter and translator, Inter-Am. Conf. for
Financial and Econ. Control, Washington, 1942 ; In-
terpreter-translator, United Nations Conf. on Food and
Agri.. Hot Springs, Va., 1943 ; resigned Sept. 4. 1943 ;
research analyst, Office of Strategic Services, 1943-44 ;
app. divisional asst. at $3,800 in the Dept. of State
June 1, 1944 ; informational and liaison officer at $4,600
(P-5) Dec. 15, 1944; regional specialist, P-6, Oct. 6,
1946 ; married— ADA.
Vebber, John M. — app. admin, officer in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Asuncion July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Re-
serve officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; information
officer at Asuncion Nov. 13, 1946.
Vedeler, Harold C. — b. Waukon, Iowa, July 6, 1903 ;
Clear Lake High Sch. grad. ; State U. of Iowa, B.A.
1926 ; U. of Wis., M.Ph. 1931, Ph.D. 1933 ; assoc. prof.,
U. of Idaho, Southern Branch, 1934—41 ; lecturer,
U. of Wis., 1938 ; visiting prof., U. of Nebr., 1941-43 ;
app. divisional asst. at $4,600 (P-5) in the Dept. of
State Nov. 1, 1943 ; country specialist July 1, 1944 ;
for. affairs specialist, P— 6, Apr. 23, 1946 ; married. —
CE.
Veltman, Hugh Earl. — b. Grand Rapids, Mich., Sept.
4, 1918 ; South High Sch. grad. ; U. of Mich., A.B.
1940 ; Nat. U. of Mexico, summers 1939, 1942, 1944 ;
teacher in public and private schs. 1941-42 ; app. elk.
in Am. emb. at Mexico City Sept. 1, 1942 ; v.c. at
Mexico City Mar. 7. 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Vernon, Raymond. — b. New York, N. Y., Sept. 1,
1913 ; James Monroe High Sch. grad. : Coll. of the
City of N.Y., B.A. 1933 : Columbia, Ph.D. 1941 ; asst.
dir. of div., Securities and Exchange Commn., 1935—
46 ; mem., Mission on Japanese Combines, 1946 ; app.
asst. chief, Int. Resources Div., Dept. of State, P-7,
Aug. 19, 1946 ; married. — IR.
Vicinus, Henry Frederick. — b. Mlnotola, N. J., Oct. 24,
1910 ; Hopewell Township High Sch. grad. ; business
sch. ; Rutgers, Litt.B. 1932 ; reporter on newspaper
1932-33 ; free lance writer 1933-34 ; U.S. Army 1934-
36, overseas service ; bu. mgr. and editor of news-
paper in Panama 1936-38 ; editor and correspondent
for press assn. 1938-41 ; information publicist, Office
of Inter-Am. Affairs, 1941-46 ; transferred to the
Dept. of State as feature writer, CAF-12, Aug. 31.
1945 ; editor July 28, 1946 ; married. — INP.
Vigil, Abraham. — b. Weston, Colo., Jan. 10, 1910;
Primero High Sch. grad. ; Colo. State Coll. of Ed. 1929-
35; Adams State Teachers Coll., summer 1941; Colo.
Nat. Guard 1929-30 ; teacher and principal of jr. high
sch. 1930-38 ; deputy county assessor 1939-41 ; docket
elk., Colo. Gen. Assembly, Jan.-Apr. 1941 ; state reve-
nue collector May-Oct. 1941 ; immigrant tnsp., Dept.
of Justice, 1941-43 ; app. v.c. at Caripito Jan. 4, 1943 ;
at Matamoros Nov. 27, 1943 ; at Nuevo Laredo Feb. 15,
1946 ; also admin, asst. at Nuevo Laredo July 1, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c.
at Nuevo Laredo Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Vlllard, Henry Serrano. — b. New York, N.Y., Mar. 30,
1900 ; Browning Sch. ; Harvard, A.B. 1921 ; Magdalen
Coll., Oxford, 1922-23 ; ambulance driver with Italian
Army 1918; teacher, Thacher Sch., 1921-22; maga-
Bine and newspaper work 1923-25 ; real-estate broker
and publicity work 1926 ; private tutoring 1927 ; app.
For. Ser. officer unclass. and v. c. of career May 17,
1928; For. Ser. Sch. May 24, 1928; v. c. at Teheran
Sept. 7, 1929 ; to the Dept. June 4, 1931 ; class eight
July 1, 1934; cons. Jan. 22, 1935; cons, at Rio de
Janeiro Apr. 3, 1935 ; For. Ser. officer at Caracas Jan.
17, 1936 ; sec. In the Diplo. Ser. Feb. 7, 1936 ; 3d sec. at
Caracas Feb. 12, 1936 ; class seven and 2d sec. at
Caracas Apr. 1, 1936 ; at Rio de Janeiro July 19, 1937
(canceled) ; to the Dept. Nov. 2, 1937 ; class six May 1,
1938 ; on special mission to Liberia and Union of South
Africa Oct-Dec. 1938; asst. chief, Div. of Near Eastern
Affairs, Dept. of State, at $6,500 July 1, 1940 ; at $6,750
Jan. 1, 1943 ; chief, Div. of African Affairs, Jan. 15,
1944 ; at $8,000 (P-8) July 1, 1944 ; political and
liaison officer, U.S. del., United Nations Conf. on Int.
Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; U.S. representative, con-
versations regarding Int. Zone of Tangier, Paris, 1945 ;
act. deputy dir.. Office of Near Eastern and African
Affairs, Apr. 29, 1946 ; deputy dir. June 2, 1946 ;
married. — NEA.
Vincelette, Leo Joseph. — b. Holyoke, Mass., Dec. 24,
1901 ; St. Anne's Acad. grad. ; Nat. U., LL.B. 1927 ;
app. elk. at $900 in the Dept. of State May 1, 1922 ;
at $1,000 Dec. 1, 1922 ; at $1,100 June 1, 1924 ; at
$1,500 July 1, 1924 ; at $1,620 July 1, 1928 ; at $1,680
July 1, 1928 ; at $1,800 Oct. 1, 1928 ; at $1,920 July
1, 1930 ; at $2,000 Dec. 4, 1931 ; elk., 1st stage, Gen.
Disarmament Conf., Geneva, 1932 ; at $2,100 Apr. 1,
1938; at $2,200 June 16, 1941 ; divisional asst. (tech.)
at $2,600 (P-2) Aug. 1, 1941 : resigned Nov. 20, 1942
to enter the armed services ; U.S. Navy 1942-^5, It.
comdr., overseas service ; app. divisional asst., P— 4, In
the Dept. of State Dec. 11, 1945 ; married. — SPD.
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Vincent, John Carter. — b. Seneca, Kans., Aug. 19,
1900 ; Lanier High Seh., Macon, Ga. ; Mercer U., A.B.
1923 ; U. S. Army 1918 ; real-estate business ; app. elk.
in Am. consulate at Changsha Apr. 4, 1924 ; For. Ser.
officer unclass., v. c. of career, and v. c. at Changsha
May 12, 1925; at Hankow, temp., Apr. 29, 1927; at
Swatow, temp., May 28, 1927; For. Ser. Sch. Oct. 10,
1927 ; v. c. at Hankow Feb. 4, 1928 ; language officer
at Peking Oct. 1, 1928 ; class eight and cons. Dec. 19,
1929 ; cons, at Tsinan Aug. 7, 1930 ; at Mukden Jan.
28, 1931 ; class seven July 1, 1931 ; cons, at Nanking
June 23, 1932; at Dairen Sept. 19, 1932; sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. and assigned as cons, at Nanking Nov. 7,
1934 ; also 2d sec. at Nanking Nov. 30, 1934 ; to the
Dept. Sept. 11, 1935 ; class six Oct. 1, 1935 ; detailed for
special study (Georgetown U.) Feb. 12, 1937; class five
June 1, 1937 ; cons, at Geneva Feb. 21, 1939 ; adviser,
25th sess. of Int. Labor Conf., Geneva, 1939 ; adviser,
Governing Body of Int. Labor Office, 88th and 89th
sess., Geneva, 1939, 1940 ; class four Nov. 16, 1939 ;
cons, at Shanghai Aug. 10, 1940-Dec. 7, 1941 ; 1st sec.
at Nanking, temp., June 3, 1941 (at Chungking) ; class
three Feb. 1, 1942 ; couns. of emb. at Nanking (detailed
to Chungking) Mar. 17, 1942 ; couns. of emb. at Chung-
king July 1, 1942 ; to the Dept. Dec. 15, 1942 ; asst.
chief, Div. of Far Eastern Affairs, Aug. 21, 1943 ; de-
tailed to the Office of For. Econ. Admin, as special asst.
to the administrator Oct. 25, 1943-Feb. 25, 1944 ;
liaison officer with the Office of For. Econ. Admin., 1st
sess. of the Council, United Nations Relief and Reha-
bilitation Admin., Atlantic City, N.J., 1943 ; chief.
Div. of Chinese Affairs, Jan. 15, 1944 ; class two
July 16, 1944 ; political and liaison officer, United Na-
tions Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; political
adviser, Berlin Conf., 1945 ; dir., Office of Far Eastern
Affairs, Sept. 19, 1945 ; class one Dec. 17, 1945 ; de-
tailed to meeting of Foreign Sees., Moscow, 1945 ; For.
Ser. officer of class one Nov. 13, 1946 ; class of career
minister Nov. 25, 1946 ; married. — FE.
Vinson, Joseph Kittredge. — b. Tucson, Ariz., Apr. 27,
1910 ; Houston Jr. Coll. 1927-28 ; Floating U. 1928-29 ;
Washington and Lee, B.A. 1932 ; Georgetown Sch. of
For. Ser. 1934-36; sec. and law elk. 1932-33; Public
Works Admin. 1933-38 ; asst. to administrator, U. S.
Housing Authority 1938-39 ; app. For. Ser. officer un-
class., v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 15,
1939 ; v.c. at Berlin Sept. 6, 1939 ; at Cologne, temp.,
June 6, 1941 ; to the Dept., temp., Aug. 11, 1941 (For.
Ser. Sch Nov. 3-Dec. 6, 1941) ; v.c. at Rangoon Dec. 24,
1941 (canceled) ; at Karachi Feb. 19, 1942 ; class eight
Nov. 16, 1943 ; v.c. at Palermo Feb. 22, 1944 ; at
Naples, temp.. Feb. 22, 1944 (canceled) ; at Naples
Apr. 1, 1944 ; at Antwerp Mar. 8, 1945 ; class seven
Aug. 13, 1945: v.c. at Bremen Jan. 29, 1946; cons.
Mar. 16, 1946 ; cons, at Bremen Apr. 11, 1946 ; at
Berlin Aug. 21, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class five
Nov. 13, 1946.
Vitale, George R. — b. Coytesville, N.J., Feb. 26, 1900 ;
North Am. Acad. (Montevideo) ; Cranleigh Coll.
(Surrey, England) ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at
Montevideo Aug. 1, 1916 ; purchasing agt. for business
firm in Argentina 1919-21 ; broker in Argentina
1921-24 ; with Dept. of Com. in Montevideo 1924-33 ;
special asst. to Am. del., 7th Int. Conf. of Am. States,
Montevideo, 1933-34 ; app. elk. in Am. emb. at Monte-
video May 4, 1934 ; admin, asst. at Montevideo Feb.
10, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Vittetoe, Kenneth William. — b. Paonia, Colo., Oct. 2,
1906; Sumner (Wash.) High Sch. grad. ; U. of Cin-
cinnati 1927—30 ; laboratory technician in cml. com-
pany 1925—27 ; salesman for radio mfg. company in
Honduras 1931-34 ; traffic agt. for airline in Central
Am. 1935-39 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at La Ceiba
Nov. 20, 1939 ; at Tegucigalpa Sept. 19, 1943 ; admin,
asst. at Tegucigalpa July 1, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Vogenitz, Hernan Cortez. — b. Newcomerstown, Ohio,
Feb. 22. 1890 ; Newcomerstown High Sch. ; business
sch. ; in charge of shipping dept. of factory 1909-16 ;
app. elk. in Am. consulate gen. at Habana Jan. 1, 1917 ;
v.c. at Habana Nov. 11, 1918 ; at Lisbon Mar. 2,
1921 ; at Oporto Nov. 25, 1922 ; at Lisbon Apr. 6, 1923 ;
at Funchal Oct. 2, 1923; at Lisbon Mar. 24, 1924; a,t
Progreso June 9, 1924 ; at Habana Sept. 29, 1928 ; at Bar-
bados Apr. 5, 1930; at Moncton Feb. 17, 1931; at
St. John. N.B., temp., Aug. 22, 1934 ; at Moncton Sept.
6, 1934 ; at St. John, temp., Sept. 27, 1934 ; at Moncton
Oct. 15, 1934 ; at Cienfuegos Oct. 17, 1934 ; at Ciudad
Trujillo July 9, 1943 ; at Cartagena Oct. 10, 1945 ;
For. Ber. Staff officer of class eight Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Vogt, Juana A. — app. admin, asst. in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Mexico City July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; cultural
asst. at Mexico City Nov. 13, 1946.
Voigt, Lou Bernard. — b. Olney, 111., June 18, 1915 ;
Olney Township High Sch. grad. ; U. of 111., B.S. 1939 ;
Harvard, M.L.A. 1942 ; teacher, Black Mountain Coll.,
1942-43 ; site planning engineer for architectural and
engineering firm 1943-44 ; graphic designer, Office of
Strategic Services, 1944-45 ; transferred to the Dept.
of State as graphic designer, CAF-9, Oct. 1, 1945 ;
CAF-11 Sept. 22, 1946 ; married. — PN.
Volz, Mary E. — app. For. Ser. Staff officer of class
ten and assigned as admin, asst. at New Delhi Nov. 18,
1946.
von der Lieth, John Nicholas. — b. New York, N.Y.,
May 5, 1896 ; Stuyvesant High Sch. ; U. S. Army 1917-
19 ; self-employed 1918-29, 1931-40 ; with automobile
corp. 1929-30 ; sales mgr. for mfg. company 1930—31 ;
app. elk. in Am. leg. at Stockholm July 16, 1941 ; at
Helsinki Aug. 29, 1942 ; at Stockholm July 15, 1944 ;
at Goteborg Aug. 22, 1944 ; at Frankfort on the Main
Oct. 11, 1945 ; v.c. at Frankfort on the Main Nov. 16,
1945 ; also admin, asst. at Frankfort on the Main
Feb. 10, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Frankfort on the Main Nov. 13,
1946.
Von Eitzen, Anneliese.- — b. Hamburg, Germany, July
30, 1913 ; naturalized 1931 ; James Monroe High Sch.
(N.Y.) grad. ; business sch. ; stenog., for mfg. firm
1933-35, for oil company in Germany 1935-38 ; app.
elk. in Am. consulate gen. at Hamburg May 23, 1938;
to the Dept. Aug. 11, 1941 ; at Berlin Jan. 16, 1946 ;
admin, asst. at Hamburg Oct. 14, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
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447
von Hellens, Lawrence "Walter. — b. Minneapolis,
Minn., June 17, 1903 ; West Seattle High Sen. (Seattle,
Wash.) grad. ; U. of Wash., B.B.A. 1925; public ac-
countant 1924-25 ; Eng. corr. and bookkeeper in Fin-
land 1925-28 ; accountant, office mgr., and sec. 1928-
32 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Helsingfors May 2,
1934 ; v.c. at Helsinki Aug. 27, 1937 ; at Stockholm July
20, 1942 ; also admin, officer at Stockholm Apr. 21,
1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class nine Nov. 13, 1946 ;
v.c. at Stockholm Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
von Lossberg, Victor Ernest. — b. New Orleans, La.,
Sept. 25, 1900 ; College Carnot, Fontainebleau, France,
1921 ; asst. to pres. of cml. firm in France 1921-22 ;
asst. buyer for import-export company in France 1922-
23 ; bank teller in France 1923-26; elk. in bank 1926-
36 ; sales mgr. for industrial firm 1936-42 ; cml. asst,
Rubber Development Corp., 1942-44 ; app. cml. att.
in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Baghdad
Feb. 13, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class six
Nov. 13, 1946.
Voskuil, Robert James. — b. Milwaukee, Wis., Oct. 23,
1915 ; Wis. Memorial Acad. grad. ; U. of Wis., B.A.
1937 ; Syracuse, M.A. 1939 ; Clark U., grad. work
1939-40 ; grad. teaching asst., Syracuse U., 1937-39 ;
instr., U. of 111., 1940-41 ; chief of section, Office of
Strategic Services, 1941-45 ; U.S. Navy 1943-46, It.,
overseas service ; cartographer, United Nations Conf.
on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; transferred to the
Dept. of State as cartographer, P-5, Oct. 1, 1945;
chief of cartography branch, Div. of Map Intelligence
and Cartography, P-6, Nov. 3, 1946 ; married. — MI.
Vyse, William Clarke. — b. Babylon, N.T., June 16,
1895; Randolph-Macon Acad.; U.S.N.A. 1912-14;
George Washington Law Sch. 1917; Sch. of Aeronau-
tics, Princeton, 1918; real-estate salesman 1914-17;
U. S. Army 1917-19, It. ; asst. field dir., Am. Red Cross,
1919 ; app. v. c. at Ottawa June 1, 1920 ; at Winnipeg
Oct. 14, 1922 ; at Paris Dec. 20, 1923 ; at Algeria Mar.
9, 1925 ; at Habana Dec. 30, 1925 ; For. Ser. officer
unclass. and v. c. of career Apr. 15, 1926 ; v. c. at Ha-
bana Apr. 17, 1926 ; at Nueva Gerona, temp., Nov. 8,
1926 ; at Habana Dec. 20, 1926 ; class eight and cons.
Dec. 31, 1929; cons, at Habana Jan. 22, 1930; at
Windsor Feb. 12, 1930; at Stuttgart Oct. 1, 1930; at
Shanghai Nov. 20, 1931 ; class seven July 1, 1934 ; class
six June 1, 1937 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 1, 1937 ;
cons, at Buenos Aires Mar. 25, 1941 ; to the Dept. May
22, 1941 ; cons, at Agua Prieta Feb. 1, 1943 ; class five
May 16, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Waddell, Harold N. — b. Jefferson, Ga., Sept. 23,
1911 ; Athens High Sch. grad. ; Atlanta Law Sch.,
LL.B. 1938; U. of Ga. 1938; tutors in accounting,
French, and Russian ; procurement elk. ; Veterans
Admin., 1934-36 ; sec. and jr. atty., Securities and
Exchange Commn., 1936-38 ; app. elk. in Am. emb.
at Moscow Nov. 1, 1938 ; at Cairo Aug. 27, 1942 ;
v.c. at Moscow Mar. 2, 1945 ; elk., Moscow Conf. 1943,
Yalta Conf. 1945, Berlin Conf. 1945 ; v.c. at Brussels
Oct. 11, 1945 ; v.c. and admin, asst. at London May
10, 1946 ; at Brussels Oct. 16, 1946 : For. Ser. Staff
officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946.
Wade, Charles A. — b. Lenoxdale, Mass., Oct. 10, 1906; Lenox
High Sch.; office elk. and superintendent in gravel company
1922-25; chauffeur If 26-^2. 1934; garage attendant 1933; elk. and
section chief, Treas. Dept., 1935-42; section chief, Office of
Lend-Lease Admin., 1942-44; commodity analyst, For. Econ.
Admin., 1944-45; transferred to the Dept. of State as analyst,
CAF-12, Oct. 20, 1945; married— OFLC.
Wade, Claude Miller. — b. Bluefleld, W. Va., Aug. 3,
190S ; Beaver High Sch. grad. ; statistical elk. for coal
assn. 1924—27 ; title and license elk. for motor com-
pany 1927-28; asst. mgr. of dept. store 1928-30,
mining company 1930-31 ; representative of whole-
sale paper company 1931-32 ; auditor's asst., Public
Works Admin., 1934-40 ; chief elk., War Dept., 1940-
43 ; admin, asst., Office of War Information, 1943-
46 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as budget
analyst, CAF-11, Aug. 31, 1945 ; married. — DB.
Wadsworth, George. — b. Buffalo, N.Y., Apr. 3, 1893;
Lafayette High Sch. ; Union U., E.E. 1914, M.A. 1934 ;
instr. Am. U., Beirut, Syria, 1914-17; app. elk. in Am.
consulate gen. at Beirut June 1916 ; v. c. at Nantes Nov.
19, 1917 ; at Constantinople July 9, 1919 ; v. c. of career
of class three Sept. 27, 1919 ; v. c. at Constantinople
Oct. 22, 1919; at Sofia Apr. 24, 1920; class two May
24, 1920; v. c. at Alexandria Sept. 25, 1920; at Con-
stantinople Apr. 26, 1921 ; class one Nov. 17, 1921 ;
cons, of class seven June 22, 1922 ; detailed to Cairo
Aug. 21, 1922; class six Mar. 1, 1923; For. Ser. officer
of class seven July 1, 1924 ; to the Dept. Aug. 1,
1924 ; class six Feb. 24, 1925 ; class five Sept. 29, 1927 ;
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. May 17, 1928 ; cons, and 1st sec.
at Cairo May 24, 1928 ; class four Oct. 16, 1929 ; re-
lieved of duties as cons. Oct. 1, 1930 ; 1st sec. at
Teheran Dec. 31, 1930 ; class three July 1, 1931 ; 1st sec.
at Bucharest Aug. 26, 1933 ; cons. gen. Aug. 22, 1935 ;
class two, and cons. gen. and couns. of leg. at Bucha-
rest Oct. 1, 1935 ; cons. gen. at Jerusalem Dec. 10,
1935 ; class one Nov. 16, 1939 ; couns. of emb. at Rome
Feb. 18-Dec. 11, 1941 ; diplo. agt. and cons. gen. at
Beirut and Damascus Oct. 9, 1942 ; E.E. and M.P. to
Lebanon and Syria Sept. 21, 1944 ; political adviser,
U.S. del., 1st part of 1st sess. of the Gen. Assembly,
United Nations, London, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
of career minister Nov. 14, 1946 ; A.E. and P. to Iraq
Nov. 19, 1946.
Waggoner, Edward Lowry. — b. Cleveland. Oliio. Mar.
25, 1920; U. Sch. grad.; DePauw, B.A. 1941; Fletcher
Sch. of Law and Diplomacy, M.A. 1942 ; app. divisional
asst. at $2,000 in the Dept. of State May 4. 1942;
v.c. at Valdivia Sept. 4, 1942 ; at La Ceiba Jan. 11,
1945 ; For. Ser. officer unclass.. v.c. of career, and
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Oct. 16, 1945 ; v.c. at La Ceiba
Nov. 30, 1945 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Tehran July 18,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Wagner, Joseph J. — b. Coytesville, N.J., Aug. 26,
1910; Jamaica (N.Y.) High Sch. grad.; business sch.
grad. ; N.Y.U., cert. 1939 ; Berlitz Sch. of Languages
1939 ; Roudybush For. Ser. Sch. grad. ; employed by oil
company 1926-40 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c.
of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Apr. 9, 1940 ; v.c.
at Habana Apr. 18, 1940; For. Ser. Sch. Jan. 30, 1941;
v.c. at Bombay June 2, 1941 ; also for Portuguese posses-
sions in India Nov. 1, 1941 (canceled) ; detailed to
Mormugao Sept. 22-Oct. 28, 1943 ; class eight Aug. 13,
1945 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Lisbon Jan. 29, 1946 ; For.
Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
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Wagner, Robert Wilhelm. — b. Ann Arbor, Mich., Sept.
2, 1905 ; Kent Sch. grad. ; D. of Mich., B.A. 1928, M.A.
1931 ; with export div. of paint company 1929-30 ; instr.
in French and Spanish in private schs. 1932—41 ; writer,
special corr. for newspaper 1941-43 ; del. to 1st Pan-
Am. Conf., Mexico City, 1942 ; app. econ. analyst at
Mexico City Jan. 18, 1943 ; at Buenos Aires June 21,
1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Wagner, Sara Kathryn. — b. Amarillo, Tex. ; Olney
High Sch. grad. ; Beaver Coll., A.B. 1939 ; exec. dir.
of United Nations Council of Philadelphia 1940-45 ;
app. information specialist at $3,200 in the Dept. of
State Jan. 15, 1945 ; at $3,640 July 1, 1945 ; chief of
public views and inquiries section, Div. of Public
Liaison, CAF— 11, Mar. 13, 1946 ; reports analyst,
United Nations, at $4,300 Apr. 21, 1946 ; media liaison
officer, CAF-11, Dec. 1, 1946 ; married. — PL.
Wailes, Edward Thompson. — b. Brooklyn, N.Y.,
Feb. 16, 1903 ; Lawrenceville Sch. grad. ; Princeton,
B.S. 1925; Am. Bankers Inst. 1926; Columbia Law
Sch. 1927 ; credit investigator for trust company 1925-
26 ; real-estate salesman 1926-27 ; app. For. Ser. office*
unclass. and v.c. of career Oct. 16, 1929 ; For. Ser.
Sch. Oct. 21, 1929; v.c. at Shanghai Mar. 26, 1930;
at Nanking Oct. 23, 1930 ; to the Dept. Apr. 1, 1933 ;
class eight and cons. Oct. 1, 1935 ; sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Oct. 24, 1936; For. Ser. officer to the emb. at
Brussels Oct. 27, 1936 ; 3d sec. at Brussels and Luxem-
burg Nov. 20, 1936; class seven June 1, 1937; 2d sec.
at Brussels and Luxemburg June 17, 1937; sec. of Am.
del., 4th Int. Conf. on Private Air Law, Brussels, 1938 ;
cons, and 2d sec. at Ottawa, temp., Mar. 1, 1939 ; to
the Dept. Mar. 1, 1939 (assumed duties June 12, 1939) ;
class six Aug. 1, 1940 ; U. S. representative, North Am.
Regional Radio-Engineering Meeting, Washington, 1941 ;
2d sec. at Ottawa Apr. 20, 1942 ; to the Dept. May 14,
1942 ; sec. attached to office of the President's special
rep. in North Africa and chief civil affairs officer at
Algiers Jan. 14, 1943 ; class five July 16, 1943 ; 2d sec.
and cons, at London Oct. 26, 1943 ; near the Govt, of
the Netherlands established in England Oct. 16, 1944 ;
to the Dept. Dec. 22, 1944 ; special asst. to the dir.,
Office of European Affairs, Feb. 5, 1945 ; class three
May 16, 1945 ; chief, Div. of British Commonwealth
Affairs, July 2, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class three
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married. — BC.
Wainhouse, David W.— b. Vilna, Lithuania, Sept. 15, 1900'
naturalized 1923; Quincy (Mass.) High Sch. grad.; Harvard,
A. B. 1923, A. M. 1926, LL. B. 1927; Oxford, B. C. L. 1929; studied
at Universities of Sorbonne, Geneva, Berlin, Hamburg, Frank-
fort, Vienna; mem. of bars of Maine and N. Y.; asst. dir. of
research, Council on For. Relations, 1929-32; lecturer in political
science, Fordham U., 1932-34; asst. U. S. dist. atty., Southern
Dist. of N. Y., 1934-41; lecturer in public law, N. Y. U., 1938-41;
U. S. Army 1941-46, col., overseas service; app. asst. chief, Div.o
Int. Org. Affairs, Dept. of State, P-7, June 5, 1946; married.— OAf
Walcavich, Walter G. — b. Jersey City, N.J., Apr. 19,
1909 ; high-sch. grad. ; business sch. ; Benjamin Franklin
U. 3 yrs. ; Columbus U. 2 yrs. ; copy-puller, examiner's
aid, and elk., Patent Office, 1930-31 ; app. elk. at $1,440
in the Dept. of State Apr. 8, 1931 ; at $1,620 Aug. 1,
1934 ; at $1,800 Oct. 1, 1937 ; at $2,000 Mar. 16, 1938 ;
at $2,100 Apr. 16, 1939; at $2,300 Nov. 1, 1940; asst.
chief of audit section, Div. of Accounts, at $2,600
June 16, 1941 ; special disbursing officer on exchange
vessel Gripsholm 1942 ; at $2,700 Jan. 1, 1943; asst.
chief of audit section, Div. of Budget and Finance,
Jan. 15, 1944 ; fiscal and budgetary analyst at
$3,200 June 1, 1944 ; divisional asst. Aug. 1, 1944 ;
at $3,800 (P^) Mar. 22, 1945; P-5 Sept. 22, 1946;
married. — AV.
Waldman, Emerson. — b. New York, N. Y., Aug. 28,
1912 ; Evander Childs High Sch. grad. ; U. of Wis.
1928—32 ; asst. and sec. to managing editor of news-
papers 1932—33 ; asst. for. news editor with newspapers
1933-34 ; news editor for press assn. 1934—36, radio
broadcasting corp. 1936-37 ; novelist 1937-40 ; editor
and writer, public relations work 1940—41, Office of
War Information in London, 1944—45 ; chief of section,
Treas. Dept., 1941—44 ; app. writer-consultant, CAF-14,
in the Dept. of State Dec. 3, 1945 ; information spe-
cialist, CAF-13, Aug. 25, 1946; married. — PL.
Waldo, Richard Kermit. — b. Philadelphia, Pa., Sept.
17, 1918; Cheltenham Township High Sch. grad.;
U. of Pa., A.B. 1940 ; Am. U., grad. work 1944- ; econo-
mist, Dept. of Com. 1941-42, War Production Bd. Apr.-
Dec. 1942, Bd. of Econ. Warfare 1942-43 ; air trans-
port economist, airlines company, 1943—44 ; app. divi-
sional asst. at $4,600 in the Dept. of State June 30,
1944 ; resigned Sept. 13, 1944 ; app. chief of research
section, Aviation Div., Dept. of State, at $4,600
(P-5) Nov. 17, 1944 ; special asst., P-6, Jan. 29, 1946 ;
adviser, U.S. del., 1st assembly, Montreal, 1946, special
asst. to the sec. gen., Caribbean Regional Air Naviga-
tion Meeting, Washington, 1946, Provisional Int. Civil
Aviation Org. ; married. — AV.
Waldruff, M. Louise. — b. Chrisman, HI. ; Chrisman
Township High Sch. grad. ; Blackburn Coll. 1928-30 ;
George Washington U., summer 1941 ; Am. U., B.S.
1946; statistical elk., Tenn. Valley Authority, 1935-41 ;
housing economist, Fed. Housing Admin., 1941—42 ;
asst. economist, Bu. of the Census, Apr.— July 1942 ;
app. divisional asst. at $3,200 in the Dept. of State July
23, 1942 ; power and industry geographer at $3,800
(P-4) Jan. 1, 1944 ; geographer Mar. 16, 1945.— IFI.
Walk, Everett G— b. Fostoria, Ohio, Sept. 24, 1910; Friend's
Select Sch. grad.; Ohio Wesleyan, B.A. 1931; U.of Pa., M. B. A.
1933, Ph. D. 1936; head of section for trust company 1936-41;
instr. of finance, U. of Pa., 1938-40; chief of div., Office of Produc-
tion Management, 1941-42; U. S. Army 1942-45, capt.; app.
country specialist, P-5, in the Dept. of State Nov. 1, 1945. —
CP.
Walker, David D. — transferred to the Dept. of State
as head of unit, CAF-11, Oct. 20, 1945.
Walker, Herman, Jr.— b. Nashville, Term., Nov. 21, 1910;
Manatee (Fla.) Co. High Sch. grad.; Duke, A. B. 1931, M. A.
1933, Ph. D. 1936; Harvard, A. M. 1934; U. of Paris 1934-35;
asst. economist, Farm Security Admin., 1936-38; instr., La.
State U., 1938-39; sr. legislative analyst, Bu. of Agri. Econ.,
1939-43, 1945-46; U. S. Army 1943-15; app. principal cml. treaty
specialist, P-6, in the Dept. of State July 15, 1946; married. — CP.
Walker, Howard Lovejoy, Jr. — b. Portland, Oreg.,
Oct. 5, 1914 ; high-sch. and business-sch. grad. ; San
BIOGRAPHIES
449
Diego State Coll. 1939-41 ; U. of Calif. 1941 ; app. elk.
in Am. consulate at Mexicali June 22, 1942 ; v. c. at
Mexican" June 14, 1944 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Walker, Jay. — b. Washington, D.C., Aug. 2, 1895;
Calgary High Sch. grad. ; Mt. Royal Coll. 2 yrs. ; U. Sch.
1 yr. ; salesman 1916-17 ; U. S. Army 1917-20, capt. ;
with Am. Red Cross in Europe ; app. elk. in Am. con-
sulate at Riga Dec. 4, 1920 ; v. c. at Riga Dec. 29, 1920 ;
app. elk. at Kovno Nov. 1, 1921 ; v. c. at Kovno July 7.
1922 ; at Danzig May 5, 1924 ; at Maracaibo Dec. 24,
1925; at Niagara Falls Feb. 19, 1930; For. Ser. officer
unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July
26, 1930; v. c. at Niagara Falls Aug. 26, 1930; at
Bombay Oct. 22, 1930 ; at Tunis Oct. 3, 1931 ; at Buenos
Aires July 15, 1935 (canceled) ; at Tripoli Oct. 18, 1935 ;
at Cairo Mar. 4. 1937 ; class eight Aug. 17, 1938 ; v.c. at
Para Aug. 24, 1939; cons. Oct. 5, 1940; cons, at Para
Oct. 19, 1940 ; class seven June 1, 1942 ; cons, at Bahia
July 17, 1942 ; at Bello Horizonte Sept. 4, 1943 ; class
six May 16, 1945 ; class five May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser.
officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Walker, Joseph F. — b. Chicago, EL, Oct. 28, 1897;
high sch. and business sch. ; stenographer 1915-18 ;
U.S. Army 1918-19 ; Army field elk. in Chicago and
P. I. 1919-24; app. elk. in Am. consulate gen. at Berlin
July 7. 1924 ; at La Paz Feb. 26, 1926 ; at Buenos
Aires Jan. 28, 1928 ; at Montevideo July 10, 1928 ; asst.
to Am. amb. at Montevideo Oct. 16, 1941 ; elk. at
Algiers Dec. 11, 1943 ; v.c. at Algiers Jan. 8, 1944 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class eight Nov. 13, 1946.
Walker, Melville Herman. — b. Los Angeles, Calif.,
Sept. 28, 1910 ; Glendale High Sch. grad. ; Pomona
Coll., A.B. 1931 ; U. of Calif., M.A. 1933, Ph.D. 1940 ;
fellow in Japan, U. of Calif., 1935-37 ; lecturer in
econ., U. of Calif., 1937-41 ; asst. chief of Far Eastern
unit, Dept. of Com., 1941-45 ; app. asst. cml. att.
in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Chungking
Mar. 19, 1945 ; at Nanking Apr. 1, 1946 ; asst. chief
of Far Eastern section, Div. of Investment and Econ.
Development, Dept. of State, P-7, Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married. — ED.
Walker, William Woodard. — b. Ashevllle, N.C., Apr.
2, 1912 ; Asheville High Sch. grad. ; Georgetown Sch. of
For. Ser. 1932-34 ; George Washington, B.A. 1935 ; elk.,
U.S. Senate Post Office, 1934-35; app. elk. in Am.
consulate at Surabaya Sept. 16, 1935 ; v. c. at Surabaya
Jan. 28, 1937; at Medan, temp., May 13, 1937; at
Surabaya Aug. 24, 1937 ; at Port Lim6n Feb. 26, 1938 ;
at Ceiba Feb. 25, 1939; at Puerto Cortes, temp., May
11, 1939 ; at La Ceiba Aug. 11, 1939 ; at Col6n Oct. 30,
1939; at Port Limon, temp., Mar. 7, 1940; at Colfin
July 13, 1940; at Panama, temp., Aug. 17, 1940; at
Col6n Aug. 30, 1940 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Mar. 20, 1941, quali-
fied July 16, 1941; v.c. at Col6n July 16, 1941; at
Habana July 11, 1942 ; at Santiago de Cuba, temp.,
Sept. 10, 1942 ; at Habana Oct. 7, 1942 ; also 3d sec. at
Habana Jan. 15, 1943 ; class eight Mar. 1, 1945 ;
to the Dept. Dec. 20, 1945 ; class seven May 19, 1946 ;
act. asst. chief, Div. of Caribbean Affairs, Sept. 16,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married. — CCA.
Walkuishaw, Walter.— b. Seattle, Wash., Feb. 28, 1917; Lake-
side High Sch. grad.; U. of Wash., A. B. 1939; Am. U. 1939-40;
George Washington Law Sch. 1940-41, 1945-46; intern, Nat.
Inst, of Public Affairs, and research elk., Dept. of Labor, 1939-40;
research and analysis asst., Office of Govt. Reports, 1940-41;
U. S. Navy 1941-46, It. comdr., overseas service; app. chief of
public views and inquiries section, Div. of Public Liaison, Dept.
of State, CAF-11, May 17, 1946— PL.
Wallace, Victor Allison. — b. Ogden, Utah, Dec. 21,
1899; Ogden High Sch.; Utah Agri. Coll. and North-
western U. ; George Washington, LL.B. 1927 ; mem. of
bar of D.C. and Utah ; elk. to Senate Finance Com-
mittee 1925-27 ; legal examiner, Civil Ser. Commn.,
1927-30; app. legal asst. at $3,800 in the Dept. of
State May 16. 1930 ; divisional asst. at $4,600 Aug. 29,
1938 ; at $4,800 Oct. 1, 1941 ; at $5,000 Apr. 1, 1944 ;
at $5,600 (P-6) Nov. 11, 1944 ; chief of legal and
treaty section, Shipping Div., P-7, Mar. 12, 1946 ;
married. — SD.
Wallace, William E, — b. Philadelphia, Pa., July 21,
1919 ; Girard Coll. ; Brown U. ; U.S. Marine Corps 1938 ;
app. elk. in Am. consulate gen. at Shanghai Jan. 3,
1941 ; at Moscow July 12, 1942 ; v.c. at Vladivostok
Dec. 23, 1942 ; elk. at Moscow Mar. 1, 1944 ; v.c. at
Moscow Mar. 24, 1944 ; v.c. and admin, asst. at
Shanghai, May 22, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Shanghai Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Waller, Fred Elton. — b. Washington Co., Pa., Dec.
19, 1905; Central High Sch. (Lansing, Mich.) grad.;
business sch. ; Washington and Jefferson Coll. ; George
Washington, B.A. 1932; Am. U., grad. work 1932;
elk. 1924-26, 1928 ; app. elk. at $1,440 in the Dept. of
State Oct. 9, 1928; at $1,620 Oct. 1, 1929; at $1,740
July 1, 1930; at $1,800 June 1, 1931; elk., Int. Mone-
tary and Economic Conf., London, 1933 ; app. v. c. at
Moscow Feb. 12, 1934 ; at Lille Oct. 27, 1938 ; at Nantea
Sept. 12, 1939 ; at Paris Feb. 17, 1940 ; For. Ser. officer
unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Not.
30, 1940; v.c. at St. John's, N.F., Dec. 16, 1940; at
Montreal Dec. 2, 1942 ; class eight Mar. 1, 1945 ;
v.c. at Milan May 14, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
five Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Waller, George Piatt. — b. Montgomery, Ala., Sept.
7, 1889 ; Marlon Mil. Inst. grad. ; U. of Va. 5 yrs. ;
newspaper and magazine work ; principal of high sch.
1912-13 ; app. T. and dep. cons, at Yarmouth Feb. 18,
1913 ; at Carlsbad July 7, 1914 ; v. c. at Carlsbad by
act approved Feb. 5, 1915 ; at Athens July 14, 1915 ;
at Patras May 16, 1916 ; at Athens Sept. 6, 1916 ; act.
cml. att. at Athens May 15-23, 1917 ; asst. to Am.
del. on Inter-Allied Bd. for Revictualment of Greece
1917-18 ; v. c. of career of class three Sept. 27, 1919 ;
v. c. at Athens Oct. 22, 1919; resigned Dec. 4, 1919;
app. v. c. of career of class three and v. c. at Kobe Sept.
15, 1920 ; class two Nov. 17, 1921 ; class one May 26,
1922 ; v. c. at Bizerta June 15, 1922 ; at Ceiba Sept.
21, 1923 ; cons, of class seven Dec. 19, 1923 ; cons, at
Ceiba Dec. 22, 1923 ; For. Ser. officer of class eight July
1, 1924 ; cons, at Dresden Apr. 22, 1926 ; class seven
Dec. 19, 1929; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Jan. 22, 1931;
2d sec. at Brussels and Luxemburg and cons, at Luxem-
burg Mar. 10, 1931 ; class six July 1, 1934 ; relieved
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REGISTER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 194 6
of duties as 2d sec. Aug. 21, 1940; class five May 1,
1941 ; relieved of duties as cons. July 15, 1941 ; to the
Dept., temp., Nov. 17, 1941 ; cons, at Chihuahua Nov.
20, 1942 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Luxembourg Sept. 9,
1944 ; 1st sec. at Luxembourg in addition to duties as
cons. Nov. 28, 1944 ; also 1st sec. and cons, at Brussels
Nov. 28, 1944; class four May 16, 1945; For. Ser.
officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946.
Wallick, Res L.— app. admin, officer in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Rome July 1, 1946; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class nine Nov. 13. 1946 ; married.
Wallner, "Woodruff.— b. Chatham, N. J., Apr. 7, 1909 ;
schs. In Prance and Switzerland ; tutors in Italy ;
Phillips Andover grad. ; Columbia, B.A. 1931, grad.
work 1933 ; Sorbonne, cert. 1930 ; salesman 1934 ; pro-
duction asst. and supervisor of foreign versions of mo-
tion-picture news feature 1934-35 ; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Oct.
1, 1935; v. c. at Naples Oct. 5, 1935; For. Ser. Sch.
Dec. 5, 1936 ; v. c. at Barcelona Apr. 7, 1937 ; at
Valencia June 10, 1938; at Paris May 29, 1939; at
Saigon May 31, 1939 (canceled) i 3d sec. at Paris in
addition to duties as v.c. May 27, 1940 ; 3d sec. at
Vichy June 10, 1940-Nov. 8, 1942 ; class eight Aug. 16,
1941 ; class seven Nov. 16, 1943 ; to the Dept. Feb. 18,
1944; v.c. at Naples Apr. 8, 1944 (canceled); divi-
sional asst. at $4,600 in the Dept. of State Sept.
16, 1944 : political and liaison officer, U. S. del., United
Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; coun-
try specialist at $5,600 (P-6) May 11, 1945 ; act. asst.
chief, Div. of Western European Affairs, May 21, 1946 ;
asst. chief, P-7, July 15, 1946. — WE.
"Walmsley, Walter Newbold, Jr. — b. Philadelphia,
Pa., Apr. 4, 1904 ; Gilman Country Sch. grad. ; Rens-
selaer Poly tech. Inst. 1922-24 ; steel analyst 1922 ; re-
porter 1924 ; jr. couns. at Chateau Neuvic Sch., France,
1925 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Sao Paulo July 23,
1927 ; v. c. at Sao Paulo Feb. 29, 1928 ; For. Ser. officer
unclass., v. c. of career, and v. c. at S5o Paulo Mar. 26,
1929; at Aden Oct. 29. 1931 ; at Prague Mar. 22, 1933;
at Habana July 24, 1934; class eight, cons., and cons,
at Habana Oct. 1, 1935 ; at Pernambuco Apr. 12, 1937 ;
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Aug. 17, 1937 ; class seven Aug.
17, 1938 ; to the Dept. Aug. 8, 1939 ; asst. chief, Div. of
the Am. Republics, June 30, 1941 ; class six Feb. 1, 1942 ;
2d sec. and cons, at Lisbon Feb. 1, 1943 (canceled) ; at
Rio de Janeiro June 14, 1943 ; class five Nov. 16, 1943 ;
to the Dept. Nov. 26, 1943 ; chief, Div. of Brazilian
Affairs, Jan. 15, 1944 ; also act. chief, Div. of River
Plate Affairs, Mar. 27-May 12, 1944 ; alt. del., Inter-
Am. Coffee Bd., 1944 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Lisbon June
23, 1944 ; special asst. on del. liaison, United Nations
Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; class three
May 16, 1945 ; 1st sec. and cons, at Paris June 13,
1945 : For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Walsh, Frank R. — b. Saugus, Mass., Dec. 4, 1898;
Beverly High Sch. grad. ; Benjamin Franklin U.,
B.C.S. 1931 ; elk., Treas. Dept., 1935-42 ; admin, asst.,
War Dept., 1942-44 ; fiscal accountant, Fed. Public
Housing Admin., May-Sept. 1944 : asst. chief of ac-
counts, For. Econ. Admin., 1944-45 ; app. chief of
accounts section, Div. of Budget and Finance, Dept. of
State at $4,300 (CAF-11) Sept. 17, 1945, Div. of
Finance Nov. 21, 1945 ; chief of gen. ledger and control
section Dec. 1. 1946 ; married. — DF.
Walsh, John P. — b. Catskill, N.Y., July 6, 1914 ; St.
Patrick's High Sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ; Cath-
olic U. of Amer. 1935-38 ; elk. with automobile com-
pany 1932-34 ; personnel elk.. Public Works Admin.,
1935—40 ; admin, officer, Office for Emergency Man-
agement 1940-44, Office of War Information 1944-45 ;
transferred to the Dept. of State Aug. 31, 1945 ; admin,
officer in the For. Ser. and assigned at Berlin July 1,
1946 ; exec, officer, European Relay Bases, at Munich,
temp., Sept. 27, 1946 ; at Berlin Oct. 6, 1946 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946.
Walsh, Walter Michael. — b. Duquesne, Pa., Sept. 17,
1893 ; U. of Colo., A.B. 1922 ; Georgetown Sch. of For.
Ser. 1922-23; U. S. Army 1917-19; app. elk. in Am.
consulate at Danzig Dec. 10, 1924 ; at Hamburg Jan. 9,
1925 ; v. c. at Hamburg Nov. 24, 1925 ; resigned Oct. 24,
1927 ; app. v. c. at Windsor Aug. 9, 1929 ; at Prince
Rupert Jan. 6, 1931 ; at Vancouver Feb. 20, 1933 ; at
Calgary, temp., Aug. 14, 1939 ; at Vancouver Oct. 22.
1939 ; at Marseille Oct. 15, 1946 : For. Ser. Staff officer
of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Walstrom, Joe Davis. — b. Jacksonville, 111., Sept. 3,
1905; Mexico (Mo.) High Sch. grad.; business-sch.
grad. ; George Washington, A.B. 1928 ; cashier in bank
1923-24 ; elk., Veterans' Admin. 1924-28, Bu. of For.
and Dom. Com. June-Sept. 1928 ; elk. to cml. att. at
Guatemala 1928-30 ; asst. to v. pres. of air-transport
company 1930 ; asst. trade commr. at Bangkok 1930-
33 ; asst. investigator, Agri. Adjustment Admin., 1933-
36 ; app. asst. trade commr. at Buenos Aires Jan. 23,
1936 ; For. Ser. officer of class eight July 1, 1939 ; v. c.
of career and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; v, c.
at Buenos Aires Dec. 29, 1939 ; asst. cml. att. at
Buenos Aires July 12, 1941 ; class seven June 1, 1942 ;
to the Dept. June 1, 1943; asst. chief, Div. of Int.
Communications, Aug. 27, 1943 ; asst. chief, Aviation
Div., Jan. 15, 1944 ; act. chief Jan. 15-Mar. 26, 1944 ;
class six Aug. 12, 1944 ; at $6,500 (P-7) in the Dept.
of State Sept. 1, 1944 ; sec. of U.S. del., Int. Civil Avia-
tion Conf., Chicago, 1944 ; assoc. chief, Aviation Div.,
P-8. June 10, 1946 ; mem. of U.S. del., U.S. -Mexican
Discussions on Air-Services Agreement, Mexico City,
1946 ; married. — AV.
Walstrom, Milton Carl. — b. Oakland, Calif., May 24,
1920 ; Oakland High Sch. grad.; Coll. in Uppsala,
Sweden, 1937 ; U. of Calif., A.B. 1942 ; U. of Hawaii,
1944 ; surveyor with contractors at Pacific air bases
1942-43; civil engineer, Bu. of Engineering, 1943-45;
app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the
Dept. Jan. 27, 1945 ; v.c. at Kingston Mar. 5, 1945 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13. 1946;
married.
Walters, Ellen Alice Crago (Mrs.) — b. Rices Land-
ing, Pa. ; East Bethlehem-Township High Sch. grad. ;
business sch. ; Calif. (Pa.) State Normal Sch., certif-
icate 1917 ; teacher and principal of public schs.
1912-24 ; with real estate company 1924-26 ; interior
decorator 1931-34 ; investigator and analyst, Ta.
Emergency Relief Bd., 1935-36 ; elk., Treas. Dept.,
1936—41 ; elk., purchasing officer, and admin, liaison
BIOGRAPHIES
451
officer, Office for Emergency Management, 1941-44 ;
procurement officer and purchasing officer, Office of
War Information, 1944-45 ; transferred to the Dept.
of State as head of procurement section, Div. of
Central Services, CAF-11, Aug. 31, 1945; chief of
contract unit, purchasing section, June 30, 1946. — CS.
Walters, Walter Maurice. — b. New York, N.Y., July
16, 1886 ; Collegiate Sen. grad. ; Williams Coll.. B.A.
1907 ; N.Y.U. 1941 ; Columbia U., grad. work 1942-43 ;
U.S. Army, 1917-19, 1st It. ; jr. partner in N.Y. stock-
exchange firm 1907-17 ; representative of and partner
in banking firms, Barcelona, Spain, 1919-36 ; sales
mgr. in corp. 1938-39 : exec, asst., Office of Coordina-
tor of Inter-Am. Affairs 1943-44, Office of Inter-Am.
Affairs 1945 ; app. cultural-relations officer at $5,180
(CAF-12) in the Dept. of State July 1, 1945. — PR.
Walton, Clarence Eldon, — b. Madison, Maine, July 3,
1898; Madison High Sen. grad.; Bates Coll., A.B.
1920 ; Stanford. M.A. 1923 ; Columbia U. 1928 ; U. S.
Army 1919 ; dept. chief, N. Y. U. library, 1926-30 ;
asst. librarian, Harvard U., 1930-46 ; dir. of training,
Mass. Comm. of Public Safety, 1942—45 ; consultant
in War Dept. 1945-40 ; app. chief of libraries section,
Div. of Libraries and Institutes, Dept. of State, P— 6,
Sept. 12, 1946. — ILL
Walton, Willis Edwin. — b. Detroit, Tenn., Nov. 6,
1899; cml. and accounting sens. ; with business, firms ;
with railway company in Honduras, 1928-43 ; app. cons,
agt. at Tela Sept. 1, 1943 ; married.
Wanamaker, Allison Temple, Jr. — b. Seattle, Wash.,
July 16, 1918; Broadway High Sch. grad.; Stanford,
B.A. 1940 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Mar. 20, 1941 ; v. c.
at Barcelona Mar. 25, 1941 ; at Bilbao Dec. 12, 1942 ; at
Lisbon, temp., Feb. 16, 1944 ; furlough for mil. ser.
Apr. 4, 1945-July 9. 1946 ; class eight May 19, 1946 ;
3d sec. and v.c. at Ciudad Trujillo July 3, 1946 ; For.
Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946.
Ward, Alex S. — b. Johnstown, Pa., Mar. 3, 1913; Johnstown
High Sch. grad.; St. Vincents Coll., B. S. 1935; Wash. Coll. of
Law 1937-40; auditor, General Accounting Office, 1935-39, Navy
Dept. 1939-46; app. field examiner, CAF-12, in the Dept. of
State Feb. 15, 1946; fiscal acct. and auditor, CAF-13, July 28,
1946; married— OFLC.
Ward, Angus Ivan. — b. Alvinston, Ont., Canada, July
19, 1893; naturalized; Chassell (Mich.) High Sch.
grad. ; Valparaiso U. 1913-14 ; lumber engineer and
salesman 1909-17 ; U. S. Army 1917-19, 1st It. ; with
Am. Relief Admin, in Finland and Russia 1919-20;
shipping and export business 1920-23 ; timber valua-
tion engineer, Bu. of Internal Revenue, 1923-25 ; app.
For. Ser. officer unclass. Mar. 20, 1925 ; v. c. of career
and v. c. at Mukden Sept. 2, 1925 ; at Tientsin Oct. 14,
1926 ; class eight, cons., and cons, at Tientsin Dec. 19,
1929 ; at Moscow Feb. 10, 1934 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Mar. 9, 1934 ; class seven July 1, 1934 ; also 2d sec.
at Moscow Feb. 6, 1935; class six Apr. 1, 1936; class
five Jan. 3, 1938 ; class four Mar. 1, 1940 ; 1st sec. at
Moscow in addition to duties as cons. Apr. 26, 1940;
cons, at Vladivostok Nov. 28, 1940 ; cons. gen. Oct. 29,
1941 ; cons. gen. at Vladivostok Oct. 31, 1941 ; class
three June 1, 1942 ; to the Dept. Apr. 21, 1944 ;
couns. of emb. at Tehran Jan. 5, 1945 ; class two May
16, 1945 ; cons. gen. at Mukden July 9, 1946 ; For.
Ser. officer of class two Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Ward, Dorothy R. — app. admin, asst. in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Bangkok July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class eleven Nov. 13, 1946 ; librarian
at Bangkok Nov. 13, 1946.
Ward, Isabel Avila (Mrs.).— b. Fresno, Calif.; Berkeley High
Sch. grad.; U. of Calif., B. S. 1923; Sorbonne 1927-28; Alliance
Francaise, Paris, 1927-28, 1945; research and editorial asst., Inst,
of Pacific Relations, 1936-42; information specialist, Office of War
Information, 1942-45; transferred to the Dept. of State as long-
range specialist, CAF-12, Aug. 31, 1945; regional specialist, P-5,
June 30, 1946.— A DF.
Ward, Robert E., Jr. — b. Donnaha, N. C, Mar. 29.
1913 ; Wilkesboro High Sch. grad. ; Wofford Coll., A.B.
1934 ; bookman and asst. buyer for tobacco company
1931-35 ; purchasing officer 1935-37, regional traveling
auditor 1938—39, regional personnel investigator 1939-
40, and chief of recruitment and placement 1940—42,
Soil Conservation Service ; office mgr. and auditor for
tire company 1937-38 ; chief of placement Jan.-Nov.
1942 and asst. chief of personnel field section Nov.
1942-Apr. 1943, Office for Emergency Management ;
mgr. of laundry Apr.-June 1943 ; asst. personnel dir.,
Office of the Coordinator of Inter-Am. Affairs, June-
Aug. 1943 ; divisional asst., Dept. of State, Sept. 7—
Oct. 15, 1943 ; app. admin, officer at $4,600 in the Dept.
of State Nov. 1, 1943 ; asst. chief, Div. of For. Ser.
Personnel, at $5,600, Feb. 16, 1944 ; asst. chief, Div.
of Departmental Personnel, temp., Apr. 6, 1944 ; act.
chief, Div. of Departmental Personnel, Apr. 24, 1944 ;
mem., Comm. on Occupational Deferments, Aug. 15,
1944— ; chief, Div. of Departmental Personnel, Sept.
1, 1944; at $6,500 (CAF-14) Nov. 2, 1944; personnel
adviser, Int. Civil Aviation Conf., Chicago, 1944 ;
chm., Efficiency Rating Comm., 1945- ; personnel offi-
cer, United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco,
1945 ; at $7,175 July 1, 1945 ; special asst. to the
dir., Office of Int. Information and Cultural Affairs,
P-7, Nov. 20, 1945 ; act. special asst. to the dir. Jan.
1, 1946 ; representative to the policy liaison staff Jan.
23, 1946 ; married. — OIC.
Ward, Robert Spencer. — b. Marysville, B.C., Canada,
of Am. parents, June 27, 1906; George Washington, A.B.
1927 ; elk. in Dept. of State Jan.-June 1925, 1926-29,
in War Dept. 1925-26 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass.
and v. c. of career Mar. 26, 1929 ; For. Ser. Sch. July 1,
1929 ; v. c. at Tokyo Sept. 12, 1929 (canceled) ; at
Canton Oct. 2, 1929 ; language officer at Peiping Jan. 7,
1931 ; v.c. at Tientsin July 26, 1933 ; class eight
July 1, 1934; cons. Jan. 22, 1935; cons, at Tientsin
Jan. 24, 1935; class seven Apr. 1, 1937; at Foochow
May 29, 1937; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Aug. 17, 1937;
class six Nov. 16, 1939 ; cons, at Hong Kong Aug. 23,
1940-Dec. 24, 1941 ; to the Dept. June 3, 1942 ; 2d sec.
at Chungking Sept. 15, 1942 (canceled) ; class five
Nov. 16, 1943; 2d sec. at Chungking Mar. 23, 1944;
cons, at Tihwa Oct. 10, 1944 ; For. Ser. officer of class
four Nov. 13, 1946.
Wardlaw, Andrew Bowie. — b. Greenville, B.C., Sept.
19, 1912 ; Greenville High Sch. grad. ; The Citadel, A.B.
1934; Georgetown, M.S. (For. Ser.) 1938; Am. U.
452
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1938-40 ; elk., Senate Committee on Agri. and Forestry,
1935-36 ; elk., Treasury Dept, 1936-37 ; elk. to cml.
att. 1937-39, and economic analyst 1939-40, Bu. of For.
and Dom. Com. ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c.
of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 12, 1940 ; v. c,
at Toronto July 22, 1940; to the Dept. Aug. 15, 1941
(For. Ser. Sch. Nov. 3-Dec. 6, 1941) ; v. c. at Barran-
quilla Dec. 27, 1941 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Ciudad
Trujillo Nov. 13, 1944 ; class eight Aug. 13, 1945 ;
v.c. at Bilbao July 17, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
five Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Ware, Edith Ellen.— b. New York, N. Y.; Girls' Latin Sch.
grad.; Goucher, A. B. 1905; Columbia, A. M. 1908, Ph.D. 1916;
instr. of hist., Smith Coll., 1914-19; lecturer in hist., Bryn Mawr,
1921-22; prof, of hist., U. of Chattanooga 1920-22, Russell Sage
Coll. 1922-29; research asst., Carnegie Endowment for Int. Peace,
1929-38; exec, sec, Comm. for the Study of Copyright, 1938-40;
representative of Comm. for the Study of Copyright, 8th Int.
Conf. of Am. States, Lima, 1938; exec, sec, Nat. Comm. of U. S.
on Int. Intellectual Cooperation, 1940^12; del. from Nat. Comm.
of U. S., 1st Int. Conf. of Am. Nat. Comms. on Int. Intellectual
Cooperation, Santiago, 1939, and 2d Int. Conf. of Am. Nat.
Comms. on Int. Intellectual Cooperation, Habana, 1941; econ.
analyst, Bu. of For. and Dom. Com., 1942-45; app. asst. on int.
org. affairs, P-5, in the Dept. of State Oct. 8, 1945.— OA.
Waring, Robert Olaf. — b. New York, N. Y., Nov. 26,
1919 ; Flushing High Sch. grad. ; Fordham, A.B. 1940,
M.A. 1942 ; U. of Laval, Quebec, summer 1941 ; teacher
In high schs. 1940-42 ; language editor 1943-44 ; app.
elk. in For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept.
June 6, 1944 ; v.c. at Casablanca Aug. 18, 1944 ; at
Rabat Apr. 17, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Warner, Carlos J b. Cleveland, Ohio, June 4, 1899 ;
Harvard, A.B. 1921, LL.B. 1923; U. of Paris, Faculte
de Droit, 1923-24 ; mem. of bar of N.Y. ; S.A.T.C. 1918 ;
law practice in TJ. S. and Germany 1924-28 ; app. For.
Ser. officer unelass. and v. c. of career May 17, 1928 ;
For. Ser. Sch. May 25, 1928 ; v. c. at Buenos Aires Nov.
3, 1928 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. June 1, 1931 ; 3d sec
at Bogota June 13, 1931 ; also v. c. at Bogota July
16, 1931 ; v. c at Colon Jan. 2, 1934 ; at Panama, temp.,
May 25, 1934 ; class eight July 1, 1934 ; at Col6n Sept.
I, 1934 ; cons. Jan. 22, 1935 ; cons, at Col6n Jan. 24,
1935; 3d sec. at Habana Jan. 17, 1935 (assumed duties
Mar. 28, 1935) ; class seven Apr. 1, 1937 ; 2d sec. at
Habana May 6, 1937 ; cons, and 2d sec. at La Paz Aug.
24, 1937 (canceled) ; cons, at Berlin Oct. 9, 1937; also
2d sec. at Berlin May 18, 1939 ; class six May 1, 1941 ;
relieved of duties as cons. July 15, 1941, as 2d sec Dec.
II, 1941 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Reykjavik Apr. 9, 1942 ;
class five July 16, 1943 ; at London Sept. 30, 1943 ; For.
Ser. officer, office of U.S. political adviser on Ger-
man affairs, Supreme Headquarters, A.E.F., Apr. 17,
1945 ; class four May 16, 1945 ; cons, at Berlin Mar. 1,
1946 ; class three May 19, 1946 ; 1st sec. and cons, at
Bogota Aug. 23, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class three
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Warner, Charles Thomas. — b. Weston, W. Va., Nov.
16, 1910 ; Weston High Sch. grad. ; Marshall Coll.
1930-31 ; George Washington U. 1932 ; Nat. U. Law
Sch. 1933-34 ; sec. for chemical company 1929-30 ;
naturalization examiner and special insp., Dept. of
Labor and Dept. of Justice, 1932-44 ; app. v.c. at Ha-
bana July 25, 1944 ; at Montreal Aug. 14, 1945 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Warner, Gerald. — b. Boothwyn, Pa., Aug. 12, 1907;
Northampton (Mass.) High Sch. grad. ; Dartmouth,
B.S. 1928 ; sales corr. and market analyst for company
1928-30 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 16, 1930 ; v. c. at Wind-
sor, temp., Dec. 29, 1930 ; For. Ser. Sch. Aug. 22, 1931 ;
V. c. at Tientsin Dec. 10, 1931 ; at Mukden Mar. 22,
1934 ; language officer at Tokyo Aug. 2, 1935 ; class
eight Apr. 1, 1937 ; cons. Apr. 22, 1937 ; cons, at Taihoku
Aug. 26, 1937 ; class seven Nov. 16, 1939 ; cons, at
Tokyo Feb. 6, 1941 (canceled) ; at Kobe Mar. 8-Dec 7,
1941 ; to the Dept. June 3, 1942 ; class six Oct. 20, 1942 ;
2d sec. at Buenos Aires Nov. 2, 1942 ; class five Aug.
13, 1945 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Chungking Aug. 31,
1945 ; cons, at Tientsin Apr. 12, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer
of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Warner, Norman Eugene. — b. North English, Iowa, Apr. 1,
1921; North English High Sch. grad.; U. of Iowa, B. A. 1942,
grad. work 1946; with lumber company 1942; U. S. Army 1942-45,
overseas service; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. June 21, 1946; to the Dept. July 12,
1946; v. c at Antwerp July 29, 1946; For. Ser. officer of class six
Nov. 13, 1946; married.
Warner, Percy de Forest, 2d. — b. Dorval, Quebec, Can-
ada, of Am. parents, Oct. 5, 1906 ; Phillips Exeter
Acad. ; Antioch Coll. 1924-26 ; University World
Cruise 1926-27 ; N.Y.U. 1927-30 ; George Washington
U. 1939-41 ; U.S.N.R. 1926-30 ; traffic representative
for airlines 1930-34 ; in private business 1934-39 ;
chief of inter-Am. section, Civil Aeronautics Admin.,
1939^3 ; app. divisional asst. at $5,600 (P-6) in the
Dept. of State Sept. 1, 1943 ; aviation specialist June 1,
1944 ; civil air att. at Rio de Janeiro July 29, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Warner, Shirley. — b. Alton, N.H., Nov. 22, 1914 ;
Santa Barbara State Coll., A.B. ; elk., Nat. Youth
Admin, and War Dept. ; admin, asst., War Dept. ; app.
admin, asst. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to
the Dept. July 5, 1945 ; at Nanking Apr. 30, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Warren, Avra Milvin. — b. Ilchester, Md., Aug. 26,
1893 ; Caton8ville High Sch. grad. ; Johns Hopkins,
A.B. 1915; forestry work 1915-16; U. S. Army 1917-
19, 2d It, overseas service ; with grain-exporting com-
pany 1919-20 ; app. cons, of class seven June 4, 1920 ;
cons, at Cape Haitien Aug. 2, 1920 ; class six Nov. 23,
1921 ; at Karachi Dec. 27, 1921 ; class five Mar. 1,
1923; at Nairobi Jan. 23, 1924; For. Ser. officer of
class six July 1, 1924 ; class five Aug. 8, 1924 ; cons, at
St. John's, N. F., June 10, 1926 ; at Buenos Aires May
6, 1930 ; class four May 9, 1930 ; cons. gen. and as-
signed to Buenos Aires Sept. 29. 1932 ; adviser, Pan
Am. Cml. Conf., Buenos Aires, 1935 ; sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Aug. 22, 1935; class three Oct. 1, 1935; to the
Dept. Dec. 23, 1935; For. Ser. insp. Apr. 21, 1936;
class two Jan. 3, 1938; to the Dept. Jan. 13, 1938;
chief. Visa Div. Jan. 27, 1938 ; For. Ser. Insp. Aug.
28, 1939 (proceeded July 5, 1940) ; class one Aug. 1,
1940; to the Dept., and chief of Visa Div., Jan. 21,
BIOGRAPHIES
453
1941 ; B. E. and M. P. to Dominican Republic Mar. 5,
1942 ; A. B. and P. to Dominican Republic Mar. 27,
1943 ; to Panama Mar. 21, 1944 ; dir., Office of Amer-
ican Republic Affairs, Dec. 20, 1944 ; adviser, U.S.
del., Inter-Am. Conf. on Problems of War and Peace,
Mexico City, 1945 and United Nations Conf. on Int.
Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class
one, sec. in the Diplo. Ser., and cons. gen. May 21,
1945 ; to the Dept. June 1, 1945 ; E.E. and M.P. to
New Zealand Oct. 27, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class
of career minister Nov. 14, 1946 ; married.
•Warren, Fletcher, — b. Wolfe City, Tex., Mar. 3, 1896;
Wolfe City High Sch. grad. ; U. of Tex., A.B. 1921 ;
U. S. Army 1918-19 ; supervisor of students ia Tex.
Sch. for Deaf 1921 ; app. v. c. of career of class three
Oct. 26, 1921 ; v. c. at Habana Dec. 14, 1921 ; class two
Feb. 26, 1923 ; class one Nov. 23. 1923 ; For. Ser. officer
unclass. July 1, 1924 ; class eight and cons. Aug. 8,
1924; to the Dept. May 20, 1925; class seven May 17,
1928; cons, at Barranquilla Mar. 5, 1929; class six
July 24, 1930 ; cons, at Budapest Mar. 13, 1931 ; sec. in
the Diplo. Ser. Aug. 3, 1934 ; For. Ser. officer to the
leg. at Managua Aug. 6, 1934 ; cons, and 2d sec. at
Managua Aug. 15, 1934 ; class five Oct. 1, 1935 ; cons,
and 2d sec. at Riga Dec. 4, 1936 ; class four Jan. 3,
1938 ; 1st sec. in addition to duties as cons. Mar. 19,
1938; cons, at Kobe Mar. 29, 1938 (canceled) ; to the
Dept. June 16, 1938 ; exec. asst. in office of asst. sec.
of state July 5, 1938; exec. asst. to asst. sec. of state
Feb. 16, 1940 ; class three Aug. 1, 1940 ; also asst. chief,
Div. of For. Activity Correlation, Nov. 22, 1940; 1st
sec. and cons, at Bogota Mar. 18, 1942 (canceled) ;
couns. of emb. at Bogota June 30, 1942 ; class two July
16, 1943 ; to the Dept. Oct. 15, 1943 ; exec. asst. to asst.
sec. of state May 1, 1944 ; A.B. and P. to Nicaragua
Apr. 6, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class of career minister
Nov. 14, 1946 ; married.
Warren, Fred M. — app. admin, asst. in the For. Ser.
and assigned at Tegucigalpa July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; act. informa-
tion officer at Tegucigalpa Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Warren, George Lewis. — b. Wellesley, Mass., Mar. 13,
1890 ; Wellesley High Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A.B. 1910 ;
dir, of personnel, traffic, and purchasing for mfg. com-
pany 1919-28; dir., Int. Migration Service, 1928-38;
U.S. Govt, expert, League of Nations Temp. Comm. on
Assistance to Indigent Aliens, Geneva, 1933, 1936,
1938 ; asst. to Am. representative, Conf. on Refugees,
Evian, France, 1938 ; Int. Labor Org. expert, Conf. of
Am. States Mems. of Int. Labor Org., Havana, 1939 ;
sec. President's Advisory Comm. on Political Refugees,
1938-44 ; tech. adviser to U.S. del., Meeting of Rep-
resentatives of U.S. and British Govts. To Consider the
Refugee Problem, Bermuda, 1943 ; consultant, Office
of For. Relief and Rehabilitation Operations, Dept. of
State, Apr. 5-Sept. 30, 1943 ; consultant, For. Bcon.
Admin., Oct.-Dec. 1943 ; mem. of secretariat, 1st sess.
of the Council, United Nations Relief and Rehabili-
tation Admin., Atlantic City, N.J., 1943 ; app. con-
sultant in the Dept. of State Jan. 1, 1944 ; adviser on
refugees and displaced persons and liaison officer with
the War Refugee Bd. Feb. 16, 1944; at $8,000 (P-8)
Mar. 22, 1944 ; alt. on comms., U.S. del., 2d sess. of the
Council, United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation
Admin., Montreal, 1944 ; adviser, U.S. del., 3d sess. of
the Council, United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation
Admin., London, 1945 ; U.S. representative, Comm. on
Finances of the Int. Refugee Org., United Nations
Econ. and Social Council, London, 1946 ; adviser to
U.S. mem., 4th sess. of the Council, United Nations
Relief and Rehabilitation Admin., Atlantic City, N.J.,
1946, 5th sess., Geneva, 1946 ; married. — A-H/R.
Warren, Willis Randolph. — b. Bailey, N. C, Feb. 15,
1911 ; Bailey High Sch. ; motion picture projectionist
1935—42 ; information specialist, Office of Inter-Am.
Affairs, 1942-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State
as information specialist, CAF-12, Aug. 31, 1945 ;
motion picture technician Aug. 11, 1946 ; married. —
IMP.
Washburne, Carleton Wolsey.— b. Chicago, 111., Dec. 2, 1889;
Elgin High Sch. grad.; Stanford, A. B. 1912; U. of Calif., Ed. D.
1918; teacher in public schs. 1912-14; instr. and dept. head, San
Francisco State Teachers Coll., 1914-19; supt. of public schs.
1919-43; visiting prof, in various Universities (summers) 1921-42.
lecturer at World Cong., New Education Fellowship, Locarno
1927, Nice 1932, Cheltenham 1936; lecturer and organizer of
Hemisphere Cong., New Education Fellowship, Mexico 1935;
U. S. Army 1943-45, It. col., overseas service; app. admin, officer
at Milan Sept. 13, 1946; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class four
Nov. 13, 1946; public-affairs officer at Milan Nov. 13, 1946;
married.
Washington, Raoul Francisco, — b. Matanzas, Cuba,
of Am. parents, Dec. 3, 1891 ; Anderson Coll., Savan-
nah, Ga. ; Chandler's Coll., Habana ; elk. and lumber
salesman ; app. elk. in Am. consulate gen. at Habana
Sept. 1, 1910 ; dep. cons. gen. at Habana Nov. 20, 1913 ;
v. c. at Habana Feb. 6, 1915 ; resigned Feb. 1, 1920 ;
lumber business 1920-21 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate
gen. at Habana June 8, 1921 ; v. c. at Habana Feb. 28,
1927; at Santiago de Cuba, temp., Oct. 4. 1941;
at Habana Oct. 14, 1941 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Washington, Samuel Walter. — b. Charles Town,
W.Va., Sept. 30, 1901; Charles Town High Sch.; Va.
Mil. Inst., A.B. 1921 ; Rhodes scholar, Oxford, B.A.
(law) 1924, M.A. 1927 ; instr. in economics, Carnegie
Inst, of Tech., 1924-26 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass.
May 28, 1926 ; v. c. of career June 15, 1926 ; v. c. at
Buenos Aires Feb. 26, 1927 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov.
12, 1929 ; 3d sec. at Rio de Janeiro Nov. 20, 1929 ; class
eight and cons. May 9, 1930 ; 3d sec. at Tokyo Sept.
18, 1931 ; at Istanbul Oct. 27, 1933 (canceled) ; at
Bogota Mar. 31, 1934 ; class seven July 1, 1934 ; 2d sec.
at Bogota Jan. 31, 1935 ; at Istanbul (Ankara) Apr. 23,
1935 ; class six Apr. 1, 1936 ; also cons, at Istanbul May
12, 1937 ; cons, and 2d sec. at Riga June 6, 1938 ; class
five Apr. 1, 1939 ; cons, at Stockholm July 24, 1940 ;
also 2d sec. at Stockholm Nov. 27, 1940 ; class four
Feb. 1, 1942 ; 1st sec. at Stockholm in addition to duties
as cons. Mar. 9, 1942; to the Dept. Mar. 31, 1944 ; class
three July 16, 1944 ; 1st sec. and cons, at San Jos$
Aug. 3, 1944 ; at Mexico City June 26, 1945 ; For. Ser.
officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Wasson, Thomas Campbell. — b. Great Falls, Mont.,
Feb. 8, 1896; Central High Sch. (Newark, N.J.) grad.;
N.J. State Agri. Coll. 1912-13; Cornell U. 1913-14;
private tutors in Athens and Paris 1914-16 ; Mel-
bourne U. 1925-29 ; representative of mfg. company in
France 1914-16, 1919-20 ; U. S. Army 1917-19, orerseas
454
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service ; plantation management 1920-24 ; app. elk. in
Am. consulate gen. at Melbourne Dec. 17, 1924 ; v. c.
at Melbourne July 10, 1925 ; For. Ser. officer unclasa.
and v. c. of career July 5, 1927 ; v. c. at Adelaide, temp.,
June 20, 1929; at Puerto Cortes Oct. 10, 1930; at
Naples Mar. 6, 1933 ; class eight July 1, 1934 ; cons.
Jan. 22, 1935 ; cons, at Naples Jan. 24, 1935 ; at Flor-
ence, temp., July 2, 1936; at Naples Sept. 19, 1936;
at Lagos Apr. 10, 1937 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Aug.
17, 1937 ; class seven Mar. 1, 1939 ; cons, at Vigo Oct
4, 1939 ; at Dakar Aug. 6, 1940 ; class six May 1, 1941 ;
to the Dept." Sept. 18, 1941 ; class five July 16,
1943 ; act. asst. chief, Div. of African Affairs, Dec.
2, 1944 ; asst. chief Apr. 7, 1945 ; class three May
16, 1945 ; act. chief Apr. 29, 1946 ; chief June 10,
1946; 1st sec. and cons, at Paris July 13, 1946; For.
Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946.
Watrous, Livingston Day. — b. Honolulu, T.H., Nov.
2, 1915; Kent Sch. grad. ; Princeton, A.B. 1938; Co-
lumbia, M.A. 1939 ; 2d It., O.R.C. ; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Sept. 3, 1940; v.c. at Agua Prieta Sept. 9, 1940; at
Ciudad Juarez Mar. 19, 1941 ; to the Dept. Aug. 15,
1941 (For. Ser. Sch. Nov. 3-Dec. 6, 1941) ; v.c. at
Puntarenas Dec. 3, 1941 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at San Jose"
Oct 7, 1942 ; special asst. on del. liaison, United Na-
tions Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; class
eight Aug. 13, 1945 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Buenos Aires
Jan. 29, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Watson, Dorothy E. (Mrs.). — b. Elyria, Ohio, July
1, 1908 ; Amherst High Sch. grad. ; Western Reserve
U., A.B. 1930 ; asst. news reporter, proof reader, sec,
and elk. for journal 1923—26 ; app. elk. in Am. emb.
at Habana July 9, 1930 ; admin, asst. at Habana Feb.
10, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13,
1946.
Watson, Osborn Stone. — b. Decatur, Ga., Apr. 27,
1890 ; Presbyterial Inst. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ; Ga.
Sch. of Tech. 1907 ; Georgetown Sch. of For. Ser. 1921-
22; U. S. Army 1917-19, 1st It. ; elk. and sec. 1908-17;
supercargo, U. S. Shipping Bd., 1919-21 ; special agt.
Dept. of Com., 1921-22 ; app. asst. trade commr. at
Peking July 1, 1922 ; trade commr. at Canton July 1,
1924 ; at Peking Oct. 22, 1925 ; in Bu. of For. and Dom.
Com. Apr. 1, 1927 ; asst. exec, officer, Int. Civil Aero-
nautics Conf., Washington, 1928 ; cml. att. at Helsing-
fors Apr. 11, 1929 ; del., 5th Cong, of Int. Chamber of
Com., Amsterdam, 1929 ; relieved June 28, 1933 ; de-
tailed to Nat. Recovery Admin. 1933-34 ; act. cml. att.
at Stockholm July 1, 1934 ; trade commr. at London,
temp., Jan. 23, 1936 ; cml. att. at Caracas Nov. 2, 1937 ;
For. Ser. officer of class five July 1, 1939 ; cons, and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; class four July 16,
1944; cml. att. at Wellington May 2, 1945; For. Ser.
officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Watt, Robert J. — b. in Scotland, July 16, 1894 ;
naturalized 1919 ; Canadian Army, 1917-19 ; labor
representative 1915-25 ; pres. of labor union 1925-30 ;
sec.-treas. 1929-37, v. pres. 1932-37, Mass. State Fed-
eration of Labor ; labor mem., Mass. Unemployment
Commn., 1936-38 ; Am. Workers del. to Geneva 1936-
40 ; mem., President's Commn. to England and Sweden,
1938 ; alt. mem., Nat. Defense Mediation Bd. ; chm. of
labor advisory comm., Fed. Communications Commn. ;
mem. of Fed. Bd. for Vocational Education ; int. rep-
resentative, Am. Federation of Labor, 1936- ; app.
adviser, Labor Relations Div., Dept. of State, May 4,
1944, Div. of Int. Labor, Social, and Health Affairs
Nov. 10, 1944 ; married. — ILH.
Watts, Norwood W. — b. Poughkeepsie, N.Y., June 28,
1920; Suffern High Sch. grad.; Princeton, A.B. 1942;
real^estate broker, Aug. -Nov. 1942 ; materials control
elk. for aeronautical corps 1942—43 ; app. divisional asst.
at $2,000 in the Dept. of State Jan. 18. 1943 ; at $2,600
Oct. 1, 1943 ; at $3,200 (P-3) Oct. 20, 1944; P-4 Nov.
5, 1945. — ES.
Waugh, William Richard. — b. Bluff ton, Ind., Aug. 31,
1911; Roosevelt High Sch. (Seattle) grad.; U. of
Wash., B.S. 1937 ; sr. auditor, State of Wash. Tax
Commn., 1939-43 ; U.S. Army 1943-46, 1st It., over-
seas service ; app. asst. chief of special accounts
branch, Office of For. Liquidation, Dept. of State,
CAF-12, Sept. 30, 1946 ; married. — OFLC.
Weatherby, Meredith. — b. Waco, Tex., Feb. 25, 1915
Marion Mil. Inst. grad. ; Baylor, A.B. 1936 ; George
town, B.S. (For. Ser.) 1937; Columbia U. 1938-39
Universidad Nacional de Mexico 1 yr. ; asst. instr
in Eng., Georgetown Sch. of For. Ser., 1936-37 ; asst
cruise dir. for travel service 1939 ; app. For. Ser
officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo
Ser. July 15, 1939 ; v.c. at Habana July 27, 1939
For. Ser. Sch. Jan. 30, 1941 ; v.c. at Osaka June 2-
Dec. 7, 1941 ; at Colombo July 20, 1942 ; resigned
Mar. 4, 1943 ; app. econ. analyst in the For. Ser.
Auxiliary and assigned to the office of the U. S. politi-
cal adviser to Supreme Commander for Allied Powers,
Tokyo, Oct. 18, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class seven,
cons, of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 15,
1945 ; For. Ser. officer at Tokyo Dec. 15, 1945 ; cons.,
branch of office of U. S. political adviser to Supreme
Commander for Allied Powers, Yokohama, May 29,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946.
Weaver, Findley. — b. Birch Tree, Mo., Mar. 24, 1902 ;
Willow Springs High Sch. grad. ; U. of Tex., B.B.A.
1924, M.A. 1926 ; U. of 111., Ph.D. 1931 ; instr. in econ.,
U. of Tex., 1 yr. ; asst. in econ., U. of 111., 3 yrs. ; asst.
prof., Pa. State Coll., 1 yr. ; prof., U. of Okla., 10 yrs. ;
sr. price economist 1942-44, act. chief of industrial pro-
grams branch 1944, Office of Price Admin. ; app. sr.
econ. analyst in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned
to the Dept. Nov. 21, 1944 ; at Lima Jan. 12, 1945 ; at
Panama, temp., July 16, 1945 ; also admin, officer at
Lima July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class four
Nov. 13, 1946 ; sr. econ. analyst at Lima Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Weaver, Leon Hiram. — b. Pittsfield, 111., Jan. 13,
1913 ; Pittsfield High Sch. grad. ; U. of 111., B.S. 1936,
M.A. 1938, Ph.D. 1942 ; research supervisor with 111.
local fLnance survey 193S-39 ; research asst., U. of 111.,
1939—40 ; civilian personnel administrator, War Dept.,
1942 ; U. S. Marine Corps 1942-46, capt., overseas
service ; research analyst, Office of Strategic Services,
1945 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as research
analyst, P-4, Oct. 1, 1945 ; for. affairs specialist June
16, 1946 ; P-5 Sept. 22, 1946 ; married. — ESC.
BIOGRAPHIES
455
Webb, James Henry, Jr. — b. Arlington, Va., Aug. 6,
1906; Western High Sch. (D.C.) grad. ; U. of Va., B.S.
1928 ; George Washington, M.A. 1943 ; instr. in Spanish,
U. of Va., 1926—28 ; advertising copywriter for news-
paper 1929-34 ; dir. of press and public relations for
circus 1934-38 ; teacher of Spanish in high sch. 1939-43 ;
app. v.c. at Guatemala Apr. 1, 1943 ; econ. analyst at
Guatemala Apr. 1, 1945 ; v.c. at Tegucigalpa Aug. 31,
1945 ; also cultural-relations officer at Tegucigalpa Oct.
26, 1945 ; admin, asst. at Tegucigalpa July 1, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Reserve officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ;
public-affairs officer at Tegucigalpa Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Webb, Oliver Paul. — b. Seattle, Wash., Mar. 17,
1918; Lakeside Sch. grad.; Dartmouth Coll., A.B.
1939, M.C.S. 1940 ; jr. acct. for private firm 1940-42 ;
U. S. Navy 1942-46, It. comdr., overseas service ;
app. admin, asst. and special disbursing officer in
the For. Ser. and assigned at Moscow Sept. 5, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ;
special disbursing officer at Moscow Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Webber, Eunice Lucille. — b. Columbia Cross Roads.
Pa.; Eustis (Fla.) High Sch. grad.; John B. Stetson
U., A.B. 1939, A.M. 1942; instr. in Eng. and sec. to
dean, John B. Stetson U., 1939-42 ; app. elk. at $1,440
in the Dept. of State Aug. 10, 1942; editorial asst. at
$1,620 Oct. 16, 1942; at $1,800 Dec. 16, 1942; elk. at
$2,000 June 1, 1943 ; divisional asst. at $2,600 (P-2)
May 16, 1944 ; chief of treaty index section, Div. of
Research and Publication, P-4, Dec. 20, 1945 ; Office
of the Legal Adviser Sept. 6, 1946. — Le.
Webster, Donald Everett. — b. Bennington, Vt., Mar.
10, 1901 ; Bennington High Sch. grad. ; Oberlin Coll.,
A.B. 1923 ; U. of Wis., M.A. 1935 ; Turkish tutors ; asst.
prof, of social science, Int. Coll., Izmir, Turkey, 1931-35 ;
James-Rowe Fellow, Am. Acad, of Political and Social
Science 1936-37 ; asst. prof, of sociology, Beloit Coll.,
1938-41 ; sr. research analyst, Office of Strategic Serv-
ices, 1941—43 ; app. sr. cultural-relations officer at
Ankara Aug. 5, 1943 ; cultural-relations att. at Ankara
Oct. 11, 1943 ; cultural officer at Ankara July 1, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Webster, Edward Chase, Jr. — b. Quincy, Mass., Aug.
13, 1909 ; Boston U. 1926-29 ; purchasing agt. for steam-
ship company in Manila 1939-41 ; commn. agt. 1936-40
app. elk. in Am. consulate at Monterrey Aug. 3, 1940
v.c. at Tampico July 28, 1943 (canceled) ; v.c. at Mon
terrey Dec. 16, 1943 ; at Durango, temp., July 5, 1944
at Monterrey Aug. 19, 1944 ; at Guaymas Feb. 20, 1946
For. Ser. Staff officer of class eleven Nov. 13, 1946
married.
Wechsler, Irving Robert. — b. Newark, N. J., July 28,
1912 ; Central High Sch. grad. ; Harvard, B.S. 1933,
grad. work 1935—38 ; instr. in Eng., Harvard U.,
1935-43 ; editorial consultant July-Oct. 1943, asst.
editor 1943—44, Treas. Dept. ; information specialist,
Office of War Information, 1944—45 ; transferred to
the Dept. of State as information specialist, CAF-12,
Aug. 31, 1945 ; regional specialist, P-5, June 30, 1946 ;
policy and program planning officer, P-6, Nov. 17,
1946 ; married. — OIC.
Wedell, Carl Havelock.— b. Wakefield, Mass., Jan. 13,
1906 ; Lynn Classical High Sch. grad. ; U. of Vt.,
Ph.B. 1927 ; Princeton, Ph.D. 1933 ; instr. in psy-
chology 1932-38, asst. prof. 1938-46, Princeton ; assoc.
dir. of section, Naval Research Laboratory, 1946 ; app.
exec, sec, Bd. of Examiners for the For. Ser., Dept.
of State, P-7, Sept. 24, 1946 ; married.— OFS.
Wehrwein, Carl Frederick.— b. Manitowoc, Wis., Feb. 10,
1893; South Side High Sch. grad.; U. of Wis., B. S. A. 1915, M. S.
A. 1928, Pb. D. 1930; tester for dairy assns. 1916-17, 1919-20; U. S.
Army 1917-19; co. agri. agt. in Wis. 1920-21; salesman for feed
and agri. machinery distributors 1921-26; editor and mgr. of
publishing company 1922-25; research asst., Inst, for Research
in Land Econ. and Public Utilities, 1926-27; instr. in agri. econ.,
U. of Wis., 1930-40; regional land consultant, Nat. Resources Bd.,
1934-36; agri. economist, Resettlement Admin., 1936-37, Dept.
of Agri., 1940-41; sr. industrial analyst, War Production Bd.,
1941^44; commodity specialist, For. Econ. Admin., 1944-45;
transferred to the Dept. of State as commodity specialist, CAF-
12, Sept. 27, 1946; divisional asst., P-5, July 1, 1946; married.— C P.
Weidman, Floyd E.- — app. for. affairs specialist, P-7,
in the Dept. of State Sept. 24, 1946. — A-H.
Weigel, John C. — transferred to the Dept. of State
as inventory control officer, CAF-15, Oct. 20, 1945. —
OFLC.
Weigle, Richard Daniel.— -b. Northfield, Minn., Mar. 9,
1912; New Haven (Conn.) High Sch. grad.; Yale,
B.A. 1931, M.A. 1937, Ph.D. 1939 ; instr. of Eng.,
Yale-in— China, Changsha, 1931—33 ; exec, sec, Yale-
iu-China assn., 1934-38 ; instr. and asst. prof, of hist,
and int. relations, Carleton Coll., 1939-42 ; U.S.
Army 1942-45, capt., overseas service ; app. docu-
ments officer, CAF-11, in the Dept. of State Dec. 10,
1945 ; admin, officer, Office of Far Eastern Affairs,
CAF-12, Feb. 8, 1946 ; exec, officer Dec. 1, 1946 ;
married. — FE.
Weil, Thomas Eliot. — b. Chicago, 111., June 23, 1906 ;
Thayer Acad. ; Quincy (Mass.) High Sch. grad. ; Bow-
doin Coll., A.B. 1928; U. of 111., grad. work 1928-29;
instr., U. of 111. 1928-29, Scarborough Sch. 1929-31,
Army and Navy prep. schs. 1932-34 ; admin, asst., Fed.
Housing Admin., 1934-35 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass.,
v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Oct. 1, 1935 ;
v. c. at Marseille Oct. 5, 1935 ; For. Ser. Sch. Aug. 4,
1936 ; v. c. at Canton Dec. 18, 1936 ; 3d sec. at Nan>-
king June 30, 1938-Apr. 18, 1941 ; also v.c. at Shanghai
Aug. 4, 1938-Dec 7, 1941 ; temp, at Chungking 1938-
41 ; class eight Aug. 16, 1941 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Well-
ington July 20, 1942 ; class seven July 16, 1943 ; 2d
sec. at Wellington in addition to duties as v.c Aug. 23,
1943 ; v.c at Bombay Mar. 27, 1945 (canceled) ; special
asst. on del. liaison, United Nations Conf. on Int. Org.,
San Francisco, 1945 ; class six May 16, 1945 ; sec. of
mission at New Delhi Sept. 11, 1945 ; class five May 19,
1946 : For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946.
Weisberg, Harold. — b. Philadelphia, Pa., Apr. 8,
1913; Wilmington (Del.) High Sch. grad.; U. of Del.
1931—34 ; editor and investigator for U. S. Senate
comm. 1936-39 ; free-lance writer 1939-42 ; U. S. Army
1942—44, overseas service ; research analyst, Office of
Strategic Services, 1945 ; transferred to the Dept. of
State as political analyst, P-5, Oct. 1, 1945 ; mar-
ried.— DRA.
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Weise, Robert "Walter, Jr. — b. Minneapolis, Minn.,
Apr. 10, 1917 ; Cen. High Sch. grad. ; U. of Minn.,
B.A. 1937 ; London Sch. of Economics, M.Sc. 1940 ;
Grad. Inst, of Int. Studies, Geneva, 1939-40 ; Columbia
U., grad. work 1940-41 ; app. v.c. at Santiago Aug. 9,
1941 ; furlough for mil. ser. Aug. 1944-Feb. 1, 1946 ;
v.c. at Valencia Feb. 1, 1946 ; also admin, asst. at
Valencia July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Valencia Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Weisenburg, Leslie A. — b. Chicago, 111., Sept. 19,
1891 ; high-sch. grad. ; in private industry 1909-14 ;
partner and mgr. of business 1914-18 ; U.S. Army
1918-19, overseas service ; with Am. Commn. To Ne-
gotiate Peace, Paris, 1919 ; app. elk. in Am. emb. at
Paris Dec. 10, 1919 ; v.c. at Paris Apr. 7, 1937 ; at Lyon
July 19, 1941 (canceled) ; at Nice Sept. 23, 1941 (can-
celed) ; elk. at Nice Sept. 23, 1941 ; to the Dept. Feb.
18, 1944 ; elk. at Algiers Apr. 12, 1944 ; v.c. at Algiers
May 4, 1944 ; at Paris Sept. 18, 1944 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class eight Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Weisgall, Hugo D. — app. admin, officer in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Praha July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; asst. cultural
officer at Praha Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Weismann, Henri Andre. — b. Brussels, Belgium, of
Am. parents, Feb. 27, 1914 ; Princeton, A.B. 1935 ; stat-
istician in banking and brokerage house 1935—36 ; busi-
ness apprentice in glove company 1936-37 ; sub-mgr.,
foreign dept. of brokerage firm, Buenos Aires, 1937-42 ;
app. jr. econ. analyst at Buenos Aires July 16, 1942;
econ. analyst at Buenos Aires Dec. 4, 1942 ; resigned
Apr. 32, 1944 to enter the armed services ; app. coun-
try specialist at $4,600 (P-5) in the Dept. of State
Dec. 27, 1944 ; sr. econ. analyst in the For. Ser. Auxil-
iary at Rio de Janeiro Sept. 17, 1945 ; at Buenos Aires,
temp., Dec. 7, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class four
Nov. 13, 1946.
Weiss, Leonard. — b. Chicago, 111., June 5, 1918 ; Oak
Park and River Forest Township High Sch. grad. ;
U. of Chicago, B. A. 1939 ; Fletcher Sch. of Law and
Diplomacy, M. A. 1940, grad. work 1941 ; Brookings
Inst. 1941-42 ; research asst., 111. State Tax Commn.,
1938, Carnegie Endowment for Int. Peace 1940 ;
economist, Office of Inter-Am. Affairs, 1942-43 ; U.S.
Navy 1943—46, ensign, overseas service ; economist,
Inst, of Inter-Am. Affairs, 1946 ; app. country special-
ist, P-4, in the Dept. of State Sept. 11, 1946 ; mar-
ried.— CP.
Welch, Aubrey Lee, Jr. — b. Charleston, S.C., Feb. 17,
1914 ; Charleston High Sch. grad. ; business sch. ; Coll.
of Charleston, B.S. 1937, summer 1938 ; teacher of Eng.
in Puerto Rico 1937-39 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at
Puerto Cortes Oct. 20, 1939 ; v. c. at Port Lim6n June
28, 1940 ; at San Jos6 Feb. 5, 1942 ; at Suez June 12,
1943 ; at Port Said, temp., Nov. 26, 1943 ; at Oran
Apr. 3, 1944 ; mem. of Secretariat, Dumbarton Oaks
Conversations on Int. Org., Washington, 1944 ; v.c.
and admin, asst. at Bremen Sept. IS, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at
Bremen Nov. 13, 1946.
Welch, Rolland. — b. Grand Rapids, Mich., Jan. 14,
1899 ; sch. in Canada ; Wharton (Tex.) High Sch. grad. ;
San Marcos Baptist Acad. grad. ; Rice Inst. 1916-18 ;
Universitat fiir Auslander, Berlin ; S.A.T.C. 1918 ; news-
paper work 1917-27 ; elk. to trade commr. at San Juan
Dec. 30, 1927 ; asst. trade commr. at San Juan July 1,
1929; at Caracas Apr. 21, 1930; at Berlin Apr. 15,
1932; at The Hague Sept. 1, 1937; asst. cml. att. at
The Hague Aug. 27, 1938 ; For. Ser. officer of class
eight July 1, 1939 ; v. c. of career and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; v.c. and 3d sec. at Panama Apr. 4,
1940 (canceled) ; 3d sec. at Lima and v.c. at Callao-
Lima Sept. 27, 1940 ; class seven June 1, 1942 ; 2d sec.
and v.c. at Lima Aug. 13, 1942 ; class six May 16, 1945 ;
For. Ser. officer, office of U.S. political adviser on Ger-
man affairs, Supreme Headquarters, A.E.F., June 6,
1945 (canceled) ; v.c. at Sao Paulo Nov. 7, 1945 ; cons.
Dec. 15, 1945 ; cons, at Sao Paulo Jan. 10, 1946 ; class
five May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov.
13, 1946 ; married.
Wellborn, Alfred Toledano. — b. New Orleans, La.,
May 18, 1913; Warren Easton Boys' High Sch. grad.;
La. State U., B.A. 1934, M.A. 1937; Fletcher Sch, of
Law and Diplomacy 1937-39 ; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
July 15, 1939; v.c. at Montreal July 27, 1939; to the
Dept. Jan. 8, 1941 ; For. Ser. Sch. Apr. 1, 1941 ; v.c
at Hong Kong June 2, 1941 ; at Kunming Aug. 23,
1941-May 1, 1944 ; also 3d sec. at Chungking Sept. 29,
1943 ; class eight Nov. 16, 1943 ; v.c. at Chungking in
addition to duties as 3d sec. May 1, 1944 ; to the
Dept. Jan. 4, 1945 ; asst. to chm., U.S. del., United
Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; class
seven May 16, 1945 ; v. c. at Cherbourg Jan. 2, 1946 ;
class six May 19, 1946 ; cons, and cons, at Cherbourg
July 19, 1946 ; 2d sec. and v. c. at Helsinki Oct. 29,
1946 ; For Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; cons,
at Strasbourg, temp., Nov. 16, 1946 ; married.
Welling, George F. — b. Oakland, Md., Nov. 22, 1912 ;
Morgantown (W. Va.) High Sch. grad.; Southeastern
U. 1939-41 ; asst. chief of section, Treas. Dept., 1935-
41 ; principal accounting elk., War Dept., 1941—42 ;
asst. chief and chief of section, Office of War Informa-
tion, 1942-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as
chief of accounts section, Div. of Finance, CAF-11,
Aug. 31, 1945 ; chief of reports and statistical section
Nov. 17, 1946 ; married. — DF.
Wellington, Rebecca G. — b. Washington, D.C. ; Hol-
ton-Arms Sch. grad. ; Oxford U. 1924-25 ; private and
social sec, German emb. 1928-39, Italian emb. 1933-39,
Finnish leg. 1939-41 ; app. divisional asst. at $2,600 in
the Dept. of State Dec. 13, 1941 ; at $2,700 July 1,
1943; at $3,200 (P-3) Aug. 16, 1944; P-4 Sept. 8,
1946. — FC.
Wellman, Harvey Russell. — b. Perry, N.Y., Nov. 16,
1916; Berry High Sch. grad.; Cornell, A.B. 1937, LL.B.
1940 ; Oxford, B.A. Juris 1939 ; mem. of bar of N.T. ;
lawyer 1940—42 ; app. econ. analyst at Rio de Janeiro
Nov. 14, 1942 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 22, 1945 ; 3d sec. and
v.c. at Habana Dec. 29, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class
six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Wellons, Alfred Eugene.— b. Lucknow, India, of Am. parents
Mar. 6, 1918; Woodstock High Sch. (Mussoorie, India) grad.;
Lucknow Christian ColL, India, 1934-35; Allegheny Coll., A. B.
BIOGRAPHIES
457
1938; U. of Chicago, A. M. 1939; Fletcher Sch. of Law and Diplo-
macy 1939-42; Columbia, M. A. 1944; asst. in hist., Tufts Coll.,
1940-43; asst. to dean 1940-41, librarian 1941-43, Fletcher Sch. of
Law and Diplomacy; U. S. Navy 1943-46, It., overseas service;
app. asst. on dependent area affairs, P-5, in the Dept. of State
Apr. 9, 1946; married.— DA.
Wells, Alfred Washburn. — b. White Plains, N.T.,
June 24, 1916 ; notchkiss Sch. grad. ; Yale, B.A. 1939,
Law Sch. 1939-41 ; U. of San Marcos, Lima, summer
1941 ; U. of Buenos Aires Law Sch. 1942^43 ; George
Washington Law Sch. 1946 ; app. v.c. at Buenos Aires
Sept. 30, 1941 ; resigned Mar. 7, 1944 ; app. v.c. at
Colombo May 9, 1944 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Feb. 27, 1946 ; to the
Dept. Mar. 8. 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov.
13, 1946. — IR.
Wells, Gladys. — b. London, England, Apr. 2. 1892;
Am. citizen ; private tutors ; high sch. and business
sch. in Germany ; elk. with business firms 1918—20 ;
app. elk. in Am. emb. at Berlin June 16, 1927 ; at
London May 16, 1939 ; at Madrid Mar. 17, 1941 ; to
the Dept. Aug. 18, 1941 ; at Habana Apr. 27, 1942 ;
at Brussels Sept. 7, 1944 ; admin, asst. at Brussels
Feb. 10, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eleven
Nov. 13, 1946.
Wells, Henry Bartlett. — b. Plainfleld, N.J., Sept. 4,
1908 ; Phillips Exeter grad. ; Harvard, A.B. 1929 ; Caro-
line U., Prague, 1929-30 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass.,
v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 17,
1931 ; t. c. at Mexico City Jan. 12, 1932 ; For. Ser.
Sch. Feb. 1, 1933; v. c. at Montevideo June 13, 1933;
v. c. and 3d sec. at Managua June 12, 1937 ; class
eight Apr. 1, 1939; v.c. at Reykjavik Apr. 10, 1941;
also 3d sec. at Reykjavik Oct. 13, 1941 ; class seven
June 1, 1942 ; 2d sec. at Reykjavik in addition to duties
as v.c. Aug. 15, 1942 ; cons. Mar. 13, 1943 ; 2d sec. and
cons, at Habana Mar. 16, 1943 ; class six May 16, 1945 ;
class five May 19, 1946 ; political adviser, U. S. del.,
United Nations, Aug. 30, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Wells, Marshall Foch. — b. Wellington, Tex., July 23,
1918 ; high-sch. grad. ; U. of Tex., B.J. 1939 ; Columbia
U. 1945 ; newspaper reporter and copy writer, sum-
mers 1934-39 ; U. S. Army 1942-44 ; app. in the For.
Ser. Auxiliary June 8, 1945 ; v.c. at Port-au-Prince
July 14, 1945 ; also admin, asst. at Port-au-Prince
July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve
Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Port-au-Prince Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Wells, Milton Kenneth. — b. Hilham, Tenn., Mar. 11,
1906; Bristow (Okla.) High Sch. grad.; George Wash-
ington, A.B. 1930; cashier 1926-27; elk. 1927-31;
app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 17, 1931 ; to the Dept., temp.,
Jan. 9, 1932 ; v. c. at Ensenada Sept. 16, 1932 ; For.
Ser. Sch. Apr. 22, 1933; at Valencia Aug. 28, 1933;
at Gibraltar, temp., Oct. 3, 1934 ; at Valencia Dec.
10, 1934 ; at Madrid, temp., Aug. 11, 1936 ; at Valencia
Aug. 17, 1936; also 3d sec. at Madrid (temp, at Va-
lencia) Aug. 13, 1937 ; v. c. at Callao-Lima Nov. 26,
1937 ; sec. to Am. del., 8th Int. Conf. of Am. States,
Lima, 1938 ; class eight Apr. 1, 1939 ; 3d sec. at Lima
In addition to duties as v.c. at Callao-Lima Mar. 1, 1941 ;
class seven Aug. 16, 1941 ; 2d sec. at Lima in addition
to duties as v.c. Aug. 13, 1942 ; at Iquitos, temp., July
9, 1943 ; at Lima Aug. 24. 1943 ; to the Dept. July 13,
1944 ; class six July 16, 1944 ; asst. chief, Div. of
North and West Coast Affairs, Nov. 16, 1944 ; class
five Aug. 13, 1945 ; chief May 20, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer
of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married. — NWC.
Wellstone, Leon Stephen. — b. Odessa, Russia, Aug. 17,
1897; naturalized 1922; Realnoye Uchilische (Khab-
arovsk, Russia) grad. ; U. of Wash., B.S. 1920 ; editorial
writer on newspaper 1938^10 ; econ. editor, Dept. of
Com., 1940—43 ; econ. analyst, For. Econ. Admin.,
1943-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as analyst,
P-6, Sept. 27, 1945 ; head of population and living
standards unit, Div. of Research for Europe, Oct. 20,
1946 ; married. — DRE.
Wendel, Clarence Adami. — b. Butte, Mont., June 21,
1912 ; Butte High Sch. grad. ; Mont. Sch. of Mines,
B.S. 1934, M.S. 1935 ; assayer 1933, engineer and
geologist 1935-40, miner and shift boss 1940—41, con-
sulting engineer July— Oct. 1941, mine supt. 1941-43 ;
sr. mining engineer, Office of Price Admin., 1943—44 ;
app. commodity specialist at $4,600 (P-5) in the Dept.
of State Feb. 26, 1945 ; special asst. to the chm., U.S.
del., 2d Pan Am. Cong, of Mining Engineering and
Geology, Rio de Janeiro, 1946 ; married. — CD.
Wendelin, Eric Carl. — b. Milford, N.H., June 20,
1905 ; Brown, Ph.B. 1929, grad. work 1930-31 ; bank
elk. 1923-24 ; research asst., World Peace Foundation,
1929-30 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 17, 1931 ; v. c. at
Montreal Jan. 12, 1932; For. Ser. Sch. Nov. 29, 1932;
to the Dept., temp., Mar. 30, 1933 ; v. c. at Ensenada
May 31, 1933 ; at Habana June 20, 1934 ; 3d sec. at
Madrid Oct. 25, 1934 (temp, at Valencia Nov. 27,
1936) ; class eight Apr. 1, 1937 ; cons. Apr. 22, 1937 ;
to the Dept. July 15, 1937; class seven Apr. 1, 1939;
class six May 1, 1941 ; 2d sec. at Buenos Aires May 23,
1941 ; to the Dept. Apr. 21, 1944 ; asst. chief, Div. of
River Plate Affairs, May 13, 1944 ; act. chief May 13-
June 4, 1944 ; class five July 16, 1944 ; liaison officer
for the Dept. of State with U.S. Chief of Counsel for
the Prosecution of Axis Criminality June 13, 1945 ;
class four Dec. 17, 1945 ; political adviser, U.S. del..
1st part of 1st sess. of the Gen. Assembly, United Na-
tions, London, 1946; mem., panel of For. Ser. examin-
ers, Mar-June 1946 ; act. asst. chief, Div. of For. Ser.
Personnel, Aug. 10, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married. — FP.
Wendt, Erwin Walter. — b. Chicago, 111., Apr. 7, 1914 ;
Carl Schurz High Sch. grad. ; U. of Chicago, B.A. 1940 ;
grad. work 1940—41 ; admin, officer, War Dept., 1941-
44 ; app. elk. in For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to
the Dept. June 29, 1944 ; v.c. at Madrid Aug. 11, 1944 ;
on staff of Supreme Headquarters, A.E.F., temp., Sept.
15, 1944 ; in office of U. S. political adviser on German
affairs, Supreme Headquarters, A.E.F., Apr. 12, 1945 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class eleven Nov. 13, 1946.
Wenner, Thomas Bennett — b. Winomac, Ind., Feb. 23,
1904 ; Ashtabula Harbor (Ohio) High Sch. grad. ; Ober-
lin Coll., A.B. 1926 ; N.Y.U., M.A. 1927 ; fellow, Cornell
U., 1934-35 ; Inst, of Int. Studies, Geneva ; U. of
Paris ; mem., Am. Comm., League of Nations, Geneva,
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1927 ; Carnegie Foundation fellow in int. law, League
of Nations Secretariat, Int. Labor Office, Geneva, 1929-
30 ; Rockefeller asst. prof, of politics, U. of Minn.,
1935-37 ; dept. head, Cleveland Coll., Western Reserve
U., 1937-42 ; foreign corr. in Europe for newspaper
assn. 1939-41 ; asst. to bu. chief, act. chief of section,
and policy adviser, Office of War Information, 1942-44 ;
asst. deputy dir. for U.S. psychological warfare and
information policy to continental Europe, Scandinavia,
and North Africa, 1944 ; app. att. in the For. Ser. Aux-
iliary and assigned to office of U.S. political adviser on
German affairs, Supreme Headquarters, A.E.F., Jan.
15, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class four Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Werner, Donald H.— b. Akron, Ohio, Mar. 17, 1920 ;
Buchtel High Sch. grad. ; U. of Akron 1939-40 : with
rubber company 1940-41 ; U. S. Army 1942-46. 1st It.,
overseas service ; app. v.c. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned at Gorlthaab Dec. 2S, 1945 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Werner, Frank A.— transferred to the Dept. of State
as news picture editor, CAF— 9, Aug. 31, 1945 ; visual
display editor, CAF-11, May 20, 1946. — INP.
Wernimont, Kenneth. — b. Ohiowa, . Nebr., Aug. 30,
1909 ; Geneva High Sch. grad. ; Nebr. Wesleyan, A.B.
1930 ; Am. U-, M.A. 1937, grad. work 1937-40 ; exchange
fellowship, U. of Rome, 1937-38 ; mem. of bar of Nebr. ;
farmer 1930-34 ; with farm-loan assn. 1934-35 ; with
Agri. Adjustment and Resettlement Admins. 1935-37 ;
legislative planning analyst, Bu. of Agri. Econ., 1938-
42 ; admin, officer, Commodity Credit Corp., 1942^13 ;
app. agri. commr. at Para, Apr. 16, 1943 ; at Rio de
Janeiro June 6, 1944 ; agri. att. at Madrid June 29,
1946 (canceled) ; at Bogota Oct. 7, 1946 ; For. Ser. Re-
serve officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Wertime, Theodore Allen. — b. Chambersburg, Pa., Aug. 31,
1919; Chambersburg High Sch. grad.; Haverford Coll., A. B.
1939; Am. U., M. A. 1941; Johns Hopkins U., grad. work 1941-
42; ecou. analyst, For. Econ. Admin., 1942-44; U. S. Army
1944-46, overseas service; app. research analyst, P-4, in the
Dept. of State Mar. 21, 1946; married— DRF.
Wessells, Helen E. — app. admin, officer in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Melbourne July 1, 1946 : For.
Ser. Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; cul-
tural officer at Melbourne Nov. 13, 1946.
West, George Lybrook, Jr. — b. Seattle, Wash., Jan.
28, 1910 ; Tamalpais Sch. for Boys grad. ; Stanford,
A.B. 1933 ; elk. and asst. to representative of oil com-
panies in Saudi Arabia 1933-36 ; npp. For. Ser. officer
unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
Apr. 6, 1938; v. c. at Windsor Apr. 11, 1938; For.
Ser. Sch. June 7, 1939; to the Dept. Jan. 20. 1940;
v.c. at Godthaab May 7, 1940 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Stock-
holm Juue 15, 1942 ; 3d sec. at Helsinki Feb. 9, 1943 ;
3d sec. and v.c. at Stockholm Apr. 21, 1943 ; class eight
July 16, 1943 ; special asst. on del. liaison, United
Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; to
the Dept. July 24, 1945 ; class seven Aug. 13, 1945 ;
For. Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946. — SE.
Westcott, Jay Burnell.— b. Ortonvillo, Mich., Aug. 5,
1911 ; Ypsilanti High Sch. grad. ; Mich. State Normal
Coll., A.B. 1932 ; Sorbonne and ficole des Sciences
Politiques 1932-33 ; U. of Mich.. A.M. 1934 ; Harvard,
Ph.D. 1940 ; instr., Ga. Teachers Coll. 1934-36, U. of
Pa. 1940—41 ; budget and management officer, Dept.
of Agri., 1941—45 ; food and agri. officer, Office of
Mil. Govt, for Germany, 1945-46 ; app. management
analyst, CAF-13, in the Dept. of State Nov. 4, 1946 ;
married.
Westheimer, Henry George Brodehead.- — b. New York,
N.Y., Jan. 7, 1917 ; Franklin Sch. grad. ; Harvard,
M.A. 1941 ; U.S. Marine Corps Apr-May 1942 ; with
Army Service Forces 1942—45 ; app. v.c. in the For.
Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Calcutta June 7, 1945 ;
also admin, asst. at Calcutta Apr. 21, 1946 : For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at
Calcutta Nov. 13, 1946.
Westley, Roy Olin. — b. Panora, Iowa, Apr. 9, 1892 ;
Guthrie Co. High Sch. grad. ; Iowa State Coll. of Agri.
and Mech. Arts, B.S. 1915, M.S. 1918 ; instr., Iowa
State Coll. of Agri. and Mech. Arts and Wash. State
Coll., 1915-23 ; agronomist 1923-38, supervisor 1938-
42, Dept. of Agri. ; asst. mgr., Office of Defense Trans-
portation, 1942—43 ; agronomist, Office of the Coordi-
nator of Inter-Am. Affairs, 1943-45 ; app. agri. officer
in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept.
Mar. 20, 1945 ; at Belgrade, Budapest, Sofia, and Tirana
May 24, 1945 ; also at Bucharest Oct. 16, 1945 ; asst.
agri. att. at Belgrade, Budapest, Sofia, and Tirana
Mar. 12, 1946 (canceled) ; asst. agri. att. at Bucharest
Mar. 12, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class seven
Nov. 13, 1946 ; agri. officer at Bucharest Nov. 13, 1946 :
married.
Wharton, Clifton Reginald. — b. Baltimore, Md., May
11, 1899; English High Sch. (Boston, Mass.) grad.;
Boston U., LL.B. 1920, LL.M. 1923 ; mem. of bar of
Mass. ; U. S. Army 1918 ; law practice 1920-24 ; exam-
iner, Veterans' Bu., 1924 ; app. law elk. at $1,860 in
the Dept. of State Aug. 16, 1924 ; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass. and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Mar. 20, 11)25 :
3d sec. at Monrovia Mar. 21, 1925 ; v.c. of career
Mar. 17, 1927 ; also v.c. at Monrovia Mar. 30, 1927 ; to
the Dept. Dec. 5, 1929 ; class eight and cons. Dec. 19,
1929 ; cons, at Las Palmas Juue 27, 1930 ; class seven
July 1, 1934 ; cons, and 2d sec. at Monrovia, temp.,
July 3, 1936 ; cons, at Las Palmas Feb. 10, 1937 ; cons,
and 2d sec. at Monrovia, temp., Nov. 27, 1937 ; cons,
at Las Palmas June 28, 1938 ; class six Mar. 1, 1939 ;
cons, at Monrovia, temp., Nov. 25, 1939 ; at Las Palmas
May 21, 1941 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Monrovia Dec. 13,
1941 ; cons, at Tananarive Apr. 7, 1942 ; class five Oct.
20, 1942 ; cons, at Oporto Feb. 6, 1945 (canceled) ; Am.
maritime del. at Ponta Delgada Apr. 9, 1945 : cons, at
Ponta Delgada July 16, 1945 ; class four May 19, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Wharton, David Bailey. — b. Berkeley, Calif., Feb. 12.
1914 ; Taft Union High Sch. grad. ; Washington and
Lee, LL.B. 1937 ; grad. work, Stanford U. 1933-34.
1940, U. of Calif. 1939; British Inst. 1939-40; free
lance writer 1937-41 ; instr., Colo. Agri. and Mech.
Coll., 1941-43 ; script editor. Office of War Informa-
tion, 1943-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State Aug.
31, 1945 ; admin, asst. in the For. Ser. assigned to the
Dept. July 1, 1946; For. Ser. Reserve officer of class-
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six Nov. 13, 1946 ; asst. public affairs officer assigned
to the Dept. Nov. 13, 1946 ; class five Dec. 1, 1946 ;
married.
Whatley, E. Anne (Mrs.). — b. Galena, Kans. ; high-
sch. grad. ; Nat. U., B.A. ; Columbus U., LL.B. ; mem.
of bar of D.C. ; asst. chief of section, Office of the
Special Adviser to the Pres. on For. Trade, 1934-35 ;
statistical elk. 1935-39, assoc. editor, and act. chief
of unit 1942-43, Bu. of For. "and Dom. Com. ; adjudi-
cator 1939-40, adjudicator-reviewer 1940-41, act. jr.
policy consultant 1941-42, Social Security Bd. ; chief
of section 1943-45, asst. to chief of branch 1945, For.
Econ. Admin. ; transferred to the Dept. of State as
asst. to chief of div., CAF-12, Oct. 20, 1945 ; chief of
editorial section, Div. of Research and Publications,
P-4, Apr. 18, 1946; chief of gen. editing branch, Div.
of Publications, Sept. 16, 1946 ; CAF-12 Nov. 3,
1946. — PB.
Whedbee, Robert Eugene. — b. Wichita, Kans., Apr. 30,
1915; North High Sch. grad.; U. of Kans., A B. 1938;
George Washington U., grad. work 1940—41; elk., Fed.
Land Bank of Wichita ; auditor. Gen. Accounting Office;
accountant. War Dept., Port-of-Spain, Trinidad, British
West Indies; npp. jr. econ. analyst at Tegucigalpa July
22, 1941 ; at Madrid July 2, 1943 : admin, officer at
Madrid Oct. 18, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c.
of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Oct. 24, 1946 ; 3d
sec. and v.c. at Madrid Nov. 4, 1946 ; For Ser. officer
of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Wheeler, Anne Boiling (Mrs.). — b. New York, N. Y.; Green-
wich Acad, grad.; U. of Chicago, A. B. 1930; Radcliffe, grad. work
1932-34; researcher, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, 1937-38,
Widener Library, Harvard, 1940-41; biographic analyst, Office
of Strategic Services, 1943-45; transferred to the Dept. of State
as biographical analyst, P-3, Oct. 1, 1945; head of unit, P-4, July
28, 1946.— BI.
Wheeler, Richard Smith.— b. Chicago, El., Mar. 30, 1909;
Nashville (Mich.) High Sch. grad.; U. of Mich. B. A. 1930;
chief of informational statistics div., Office of Govt. Reports,
1936-41; admin, asst. to dir. of management control. Army Air
Forces, 1941; TJ. S. Army 1942-46, It. col., overseas service; app.
for. affairs specialist, P-6, in the Dept. of State Mar. 7, 1946;
special asst. to sec. gen., Inaugural Meeting, Int. Monetary
Fund and Int. Bank for Reconstruction and Development,
Savannah, Ga., 1946; sec, European and Mediterranean Air
Route Service Conf., Provisional Int. Civil Aviation Org.,
Paris, 1946; exec, sec, U. S. del., Int. Health Conf., New York.
1946, Caribbean Regional Air Navigation Meeting, Provisional
Int. Civil Aviation Org., Washington, 1946, and 2d sess., United
Maritime Consultative Council, Washington, 1946; married. —
IC.
Whitaker, Charles H. — b. Providence, R.I., Apr. 3,
1910; Warwick High Sch. grad.; Brown, Ph.B. 1933;
Harvard 1933-34 ; Fletcher Sch. of Law and Diplomacy
1938; teacher, Civilian Conservation Corps, 1934-36;
sec, Y.M.C.A., 1936-40 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass.,
v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16.
1939; v.c. at Habana Jan. 2, 1940; For. Ser. Sch.
Jan. 30, 1941 ; v.c. at Manila June 2, 1941-Jan. 1, 11942 ;
to the Dept. Sept. 3, 1943 ; class eight Nov. 16, 1943 ;
v.c. at Caracas Dec. 13, 1943 (canceled) ; at Grenada
Mar. 7, 1944 ; class seven Aug. 13, 1945 ; 2d sec. and
v.c. at Montevideo June 21, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Whitaker, Hugh N. — b. Bonifay, Fla., Sept. 28,
1909; Leon High Sch. (Tallahassee) grad.; U. of
Ala., A.B. 1935 ; Miss. State Coll. 1936-37 ; coach,
U. of Ala. 1933-35, Miss. State Coll. 1936-38 ; coach
and teacher in public high sch. 1935-36 ; sub-insp.,
War Dept., 1939-40 ; patrol insp. 1940-45, immigrant
insp. 1945-46, U.S. Immigration and Naturalization
Ser. ; app. v.c. and admin, asst. in the For. Ser.
Auxiliary and assigned at Berlin Jan. 17, 1946 ; at
Palermo Apr. 2ti, 1946; For. S<er. Reserve officer of
class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Palermo Nov. 13, 1946.
White, Byron. — b. Syracuse, N.Y., June 21, 1906 ;
Greensboro (N.C.) High Sch. grad. ; U. of N.C., A.B.
1928, grad. work 1928-29 ; Diplo. and Cons. Inst. grad.
1936 ; George Washington U. 1938-41 ; private tutors ;
teaching fellow In Spanish, U. of N.C, 1928-29 ; copy-
reader, editor, and reporter for newspapers 1929-32,
1933-39 ; elk., Crop Production Loan Office, 1932 ; ed-
itorial asst., Works Progress Admin., 1939 ; asst. to dir.
of public relations, Home Owners' Loan Corp., 1939-40 ;
elk., Reconstruction Finance Corp., 1940-41 ; elk. in
Am. consulate at Nogales May 31-July 10, 1941 ; app.
For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. Mar. 20, 1941, qualified July 11, 1941 ; v.c.
at Nogales July 11, 1941 ; 3d sec. and v. c. at Asuncion
Mar. 27, 1942 (canceled) ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Monte-
video May 6, 1942 ; v.c. at Nuevo Laredo Nov. 10, 1942 ;
to the Dept. Mar. 25, 1943 ; courier at Matamoros,
temp., Jan. 3, 1944 ; v.c. at Colfin Mar. 1, 1944 (can-
celed) ; at Montreal June 10, 1944 ; class eight May
19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class five Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
White, Cecil Thayer. — b. Sulphur Bluff, Tex., Nov.
11, 1906 ; Sulphur Springs High Sch. grad. ; South-
western U., B. A. 1928 ; George Washington, M.A. 1935 ;
Sanders fellow in economics, George Washington, 1929—
34 ; app. economic analyst at $2,600 in the Dept. of
State Apr. 18. 1936; divisional asst. July 1, 1939;
at $3,200 Apr. 16, 1941 ; at $3,800 July 1, 1942 ; furlough
for mil. ser. (U.S. Army) Oct. 16, 1943-Jan. 2, 1945;
at $4,000 Jan. 1,1945; country specialist at $4,600
(P-5) Jan. 18, 1945; P-6 June 30, 1946; married. —
CP.
White, Clotilda B. Carey (Mrs.). — b. Bisbee, Ariz.,
Sept. 28, 1902 ; Am. Sch. grad. ; app. elk. in Am. con-
sulate at Nogales Nov. 6, 1929 ; at $2,100 in the Dept.
of State July 24, 1944 ; resigned Oct. 27, 1944 ; app.
elk. at $2,100 in the Dept. of State Dec. 22, 1944;
divisional asst. Feb. 28, 1945 ; admin, asst. at Oslo
June 11, 1945 ; also v.c. at Oslo Nov. 28, 1945 ; v.c. and
admin, asst. at Dublin Sept. 30, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Dublin Nov. 13,
1946.
White, Duncan Murchison. — b. Durham, N.C, June
30, 1895 ; Acad, of Richmond Co., Augusta, Ga. ; U. of
Ga. 1915 ; rodman with railroad 1913-15 ; U. S. Army
1917-19, 1st It. ; salesman 1920-24 ; app. elk. in Am.
consulate at Leipzig June 25, 1924 ; v. c. at Leipzig
May 23, 1925 ; at Surabaya Mar. 31, 1926 ; at Batavia,
temp., Sept. 1, 927; at Surabaya Nov. 23, 1927; at
Prague July 14, 1928; at Habana July 23, 1934; app.
For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the
Diplo. Ser. and assigned as v. c. at Habana Oct. 1,
1935 ; v. c. and 3d sec. at Vienna June 23, 1936 ; re-
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signed July 18, 1938 ; app. v. c. at Dublin Nov. 1, 1938 ;
at Glasgow Doc. 3. 1938; divisional asst. at $3,200 In
the Dept. of State Oct. 20, 1941; at $3,300 July 1,
1943 ; asst. chief, Visa Div., Mar. 28, 1944 ; at $4,600
June 16, 1944 ; v. c. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary in office
of U.S. political adviser on Austrian affairs, Com-
manding General, U.S. Army Forces, Mediterranean
theater, Jan. 8, 1945 ; at London, temp., Oct. 24, 1945 ;
also admin, officer at Vienna July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Vienna
Nov. 13, 1946.
White, Ivan Bertis. — b. Salem, Oreg., Sept. 13, 1907 ;
Salem High Sch. grad. ; Willamette, A.B. 1929 ; teaching
fellow, U. of Wash., 1930-31 ; field representative 1933
and asst. administrator 1934-35, Oreg. Relief Admin. ;
field administrator, Civil Works Admin., 1933-34 ; app.
For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. In the
Diplo. Ser. Oct. 1, 1935; v. c. at Mexico City Oct. 5,
1935 ; For. Ser. Sch. Aug. 4, 1936 ; v. c. at Yokohama
Dec. 18, 1936 ; to the Dept. June 21, 1940 ; detailed for
special study (Harvard) June 28, 1940; 3d sec. and v. c.
at Rio de Janeiro May 27, 1941 ; class eight Aug. 16,
1941 ; class seven July 16, 1943 ; 2d sec. at Rio de
Janeiro in addition to duties as v.c. Aug. 23, 1943 ; spe-
cial asst. to sec. gen., United Nations Monetary and
Financial Conf., Bretton Woods, N.H., 1944 ; sec. and
v. c. at Paris Sept. 25, 1944 ; 2d sec. at Paris in addi-
tion to duties as v. c. May 10, 1945 ; class five May 16,
1945 ; cons. May 21, 1945 ; cons, at Paris in addition
to duties as 2d sec. May 26, 1945 ;- liaison officer. In-
augural Meeting, Int. Monetary Fund and Int. Bank
for Reconstruction and Development, Savannah, Ga.,
1946; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946;
married.
White, John Turner. — b. Washington, D.C., Aug. 18,
1902 ; Emerson Inst. grad. ; George Washington U.
1922-26 ; Nat. U., LL.B. 1930 ; mem. of bar of D.C. ;
elk., D. S. Shipping Bd., 1918-26, War Dept., 1926-31 ;
app. jr. atty. at $2,000 in the Dept. of State Oct. 12,
1931 ; tech. asst. (legal) at $2,600 July 1, 1936 ; at
$2,700 Apr. 1, 1938 ; at $2,800 June 16, 1941 ; at
$2,900 Jan. 1, 1943 ; divisional asst. Jan. 1, 1944 ; at
$3,000 July 1, 1944; at $3,200 (P-3) Aug. 1, 1944;
P-4 Mar. 27, 1946 ; married. — PD.
White, Louise. — b. Washington, D.C. ; Herndon (Va.)
High Sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ; stenog. and sec.
1927-28; app. elk. at $1,320 in the Dept. of State
June 6. 1928; at $1,440 July 1, 1928; at $1,620 Jan.
1, 1929; at $1,740 July 1, 1930; at $2,000 Nov. 26,
1930 ; admin, asst. at $2,600 Oct. 12, 1934 ; at $3,200
June 29, 1937 ; asst. to the director of personnel Jan.
27, 1939 ; at $3,300 Apr. 16, 1939 ; chief of classifica-
tion and organization section, Div. of Personnel Super-
vision and Management, at $3,800 Dec. 1, 1940 ; asst.
to the exec, officer of the Dept. at $4,600 May 16, 1943;
admin, officer, Office of Special Political Affairs, at
$5,600 (P-6) Feb. 16, 1944; exec, officer July 1, 1944;
asst. to exec, sec, Dumbarton Oaks Conversations on
Int. Org., Washington, 1944 ; specialist on int. affairs
Apr. 4, 1945 ; admin, officer, United Nations Comm. of
Jurists, Washington, 1945, and U.S. del.. United Na-
tions Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 : asst. to
chief, Div. of Int. Org. Affairs, Sept. 22, 1946. — OA.
White, Paul Lincoln, — b. Chattanooga, Tenn., Apr.
11, 1906 ; Chattanooga High Sch. grad. ; Spring Hill
Coll., B.C.S. 1928 ; Georgetown U. 1931 ; newspaper
work 1925-31, 1931-33, Feb-June 1935, Feb-Aug. 1936 ;
research librarian, U. S. Geological Survey, 1933-34 ;
elk.. Home Owners' Loan Corp. 1934-35, Agri. Adjust-
ment Admin. 1935-36 ; research asst., Office of Edu-
cation, 1936-37 ; sec. to chm., For. Affairs Committee,
House of Representatives, 1937-39 ; app. divisional asst.
at $2,600 in the Dept. of State Sept. 1, 1939 ; at $3,200
May 16, 1940 ; at $3,800 May 16, 1941 ; at $4,600 Mar.
1, 1942 ; tech. adviser, U.S. del., 1st sess. of the Council,
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Admin., At-
lantic City, N.J., 1943 ; exec. asst. to special asst. to
the sec. of state Feb. 21, 1944 ; at $5,600 (P-6) Aug. 1,
1944 ; press-relations officer, U.S. del., 2d sess. of the
Council, United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation
Admin., Montreal, 1944 ; chief press-relations officer,
Int. Civil Aviation Conf., Chicago, 1944 ; special asst.
to press-relations officer, United Nations Conf. on Int.
Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; press officer, U.S. del.,
Commonwealth Telecommunications Conf., Bermuda,
1945 ; chief press-relations officer, Inaugural Meeting,
Int. Monetary Fund and Int. Bank for Reconstruction
and Development, Savannah, Ga., 1946 ; P-7 May 19,
1946 ; married. — SA/M.
White, Rollie H„ Jr. — b. Washington, D.C, Jan. 15,
1919 ; St. Albans Sch. grad. ; Nat. U. of Law, LL.B.
1942 ; app. elk. at Mombasa June 22, 1942 ; v.c. at
Mombasa Jan. 4, 1943 ; at Kabul June 6, 1944 ; fur-
lough for mil. ser. Apr. 20, 1945-Oct. 28, 1946 ; to the
Dept. Oct. 28, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Whitehouse, Frank Herbert.— b. Albuquerque, N. Mex.,
Nov. 11, 1905 ; San Diego High Sch. grad. ; George
Washington, A. B. 1931, A. M. 1936; Georgetown U.
1933-35 ; commodity specialist, U. S. Tariff Commn.,
1931-42 ; U. S. Army 1942-45, It. col. ; app. chief of
agri. material section, Int. Resources Div., Dept. of
State, P-6, Nov. 19, 1945 ; chief of forest products
section May 12, 1946 ; married. — IR.
Whitelaw, John Bertram. — b. New York, N. Y., Oct.
3, 1905; Wheeler Sch. (North Stonington, Conn.)
grad. ; Yale, Ph. B. 1929, Ph. D. 1935 ; teacher of
science in prep. sch. 1929-31 ; instr. and asst. prof, of
education, Smith Coll., 1933-35 ; with Resettlement
Admin., summer, 1935; asst. prof, and acting dean,
Sch. of Education, George Washington U., 1935-37 ;
with Am. Council on Education, summer, 1938 ; visit-
ing prof, of education, U. of Chicago, summers, 1939,
1940 ; head of dept. of education, State Teachers Coll.
(Brockport, N. Y.), 1937-41 ; supervisor of schs.,
Newton, Mass., 1941-42 ; training adviser, War Man-
power Commn., 1942-43 ; U. S. Navy 1943-46, It.
comdr. ; app. asst. chief of branch, Div. of Training
Services, Dept. of State, CAF-12, Feb. 7, 1946; asst.
chief, Div. of Training Services, CAF-13, Apr. 17,
1946 ; CAF-14 Oct. 20, 1946 ; married. — FSS.
Whiteman, Marjorie M. — b. Liberty Center, Oh'o;
Wauseon High Sch. grad. ; Ohio Wesleyan, B.A. 1920 ;
Yale, LL.B. 1927, J.S.D. 1928; Carnegie fellow in int.
law 1927-28; Nat. U., M.P.L. 1931; mem. of bar of
Ohio ; teacher 1920-25 ; research assoc. Research Com-
mittee on Latin Amer., Columbia U., 1928-29 ; app. asst.
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to the solicitor at $3,200 in the Dept. of State Dec. 2,
1929 ; research asst., Conf. for the Codification of Int.
Law, The Hague, 1930 ; asst. to the legal adviser at
$3,800 July 1, 1931 ; tech. adviser, Inter-Am. Conf. for
Maintenance of Peace, Buenos Aires, 1936 ; at $4,600
Jan. 1, 1937 ; at $4,800 June 1, 1939 ; legal adviser to
Am. del.. Meeting of For. Ministers of Am. Republics for
Consultation, Panama. 1939; at $5,000 Jan. 1, 1942;
adviser to U.S. del., 3d Meeting of Ministers of For.
Affairs of the Am. Republics, Rio de Janeiro,
1942 : at $5,600 (P-6) Sept. 16, 1942 ; special asst. to
U.S. representative, United Nations Comm. of Jurists,
Washington, 1945 ; tech. expert, U.S. del., United Na-
tions Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945. — Le.
Whitman, Eoswell Hartson.— b. Toms River, N. J., Apr. 12,
1908; Bainbridge (N. Y.) High Sch. grad.; Colgate, A. B. 1928;
U. of Chicago, Ph. D. 1933; instr., Williams Coll., 1929-30;
statistician, 111. Emergency Relief Commn., 1932-34; assoc.
research asst., Central Statistical Bd., 1934; mgr. of research
dept. in dept. store 1934-41; branch chief, Office of Price Ad-
ministration, 1941-43; U. S. Navy 1943-46, It.; app. assoc. chief,
Div. of Japanese and Korean Econ. Affairs, Dept. of,. State,
P-8, Feb. 15, 1946; married.— JK.
Whitnack, Doris S. (Mrs.). — b. St. Louis, Mo. ; Brock-
ton High Sch. grad. ; Radcliffe, A.B. 1939; grad. work,
Washington U. 1939-40, Boston U. 1940, Am. U.
1941-46 ; research asst., Nat. Resources Planning Bd.,
1939-41 ; head of econ. analysis section, Transportation
Branch, Office of Price Admin., 1941^4 ; app. head of
transportation section, Div. of Geography and Cartog-
raphy, Dept. of State, at $4,600 (P-5) Aug. 1, 1944. —
MI.
Whitney, Thomas Porter. — b. Toledo, Ohio, Jan. 26,
1917 ; Phillips Exeter grad. ; Amherst Coll., A.B. 1937 :
Columbia, M.A. 1939, grad. work 1939-40; instr., Ben-
nett Jr. Coll., 1940^1 ; social science analyst, Library
of Cong., 1941-43 ; research analyst, Office of Strategic
Services, 1943-44 ; app. att. at Moscow Mar. 1, 1944 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Whitt, John Sidney. — b. Washington, D.C., Aug. 24,
1899 ; public sch. ; Nat. U. Law Sch. ; U.S. Navy 1916-
20 ; telegraph operator 1922-27 ; app. elk. at $1,680 in
the Dept. of State Mar. 25, 1927; at $1,800 July 1,
1928 ; at $1,860 July 1, 1928 ; at $1,980 July 1, 1930 ;
at $2,040 Aug. 1, 1936; at $2,100 Feb. 6, 1939; at
$2,300 July 1, 1941 ; chief of operating unit, Div. of
Communications and Records, at $2,600 May 16, 1942 ;
at $2,700 Jan. 1, 1944 ; chief of traffic unit, telegraph
section, Div. of Communications and Records, at $3,200
(CAF-9) Mar. 16, 1944; CAF-11 Mar. 18, 1946; mar-
ried.— DC.
Whittinghill, George David, — b. Rome, Italy, of Am.
parents, Feb. 17, 1908 ; sch. in Italy arnd Switzerland ;
Sevenoaks Sch., Kent, England, grad. ; U. of Va. 1926-
28 ; elk. in Am. consulate at Rome 1929-31 ; real-
estate broker with private firms 1931-34 ; Rome corr.
for' news services and nat. magazines 1934-36 ; script
writer for newsreel feature 1936-37 ; asst. to for.
news editor for nat. magazine 1937 ; app. elk. in Am.
consulate at Milan Nov. 1, 1937 ; v. c. at Lyon Sept.
19, 1940-Nov. 8, 1942 ; at Monterrey Dec. 30, 1942 ;
furlough for mil. ser. Mar. 1, 1944-May 23, 1946 ; v.C.
at Le Havre June 26, 1946 ; v.c. and admin, asst. at
Cherbourg Sept. 30, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Cherbourg Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Whittington, William Vallle. — b. Benton, 111., Dec.
10, 1904 ; Benton Township High Sch. grad. ; George-
town, LL.B. 1928 ; mem. of bar of D.C. and 111. ; elk.,
co. record and naturalization office 1922-23 ; sec. in
law office 1923 ; newspaper reporter 1927 ; law prac-
tice 1928-31; elk., 1924-30, and legal asst., 1930-35,
Dept. of State ; del., 3d Meeting of Int. Tech. Consult-
ing Committee on Radio Communications, Monte Es-
toril, Portugal, 1934 ; special asst. to commr., Fed.
Communications Commn., 1935-37 ; app. editor of treaty
index at $3,800 In the Dept. of State Dec. 7, 1937;
research asst. at $3,200 Aug. 8, 1938 ; at $3,300 Apr.
16, 1939; tech. asst. (legal) at $3,800 July l, 1939; at
$4,000 Jan. 1, 1942 ; act. asst. chief, Treaty Div., Mar.
22, 1943 ; representative, 2d Regional Tax Conf. in
Mexico, Fiscal Comm., League of Nations, Mexico City,
1943 ; representative, tax conf., Ottawa, 1943 ; asst.
chief of treaty section, Div. of Research and Publica-
tion, at $4,600 (P-5) May 1, 1944; tech. adviser on
treaties, United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Fran-
cisco, 1945 ; treaty adviser, P-6, May 19, 1946 ; mar-
ried.— Le.
Widmer, Louis Ludwig. — b. Washington, D.C, Sept.
19, 1899 ; Woodward High Sch. grad. ; studied in Paris ;
Southeastern U., B.C.S. 1940; bookkeeper 1918-19;
elk. with War Dept. abroad 1919-22 ; bookkeeper-ac-
countant 1922-28 ; elk., Dept. of State, Jan.-June
1929 ; auditor elk., Civil Ser. Commn., 1929-30 ; app.
elk. at $2,000 in the Dept. of State Apr. 1, 1930 ;
at $2,100 July 1, 1930; at $2,200 Aug. 1, 1936; dis-
bursing officer, Int. Radio Conf. and Int. Telegraph
and Telephone Conf., Cairo, 1938; at $2,300 Apr. 16,
1939 ; asst. chief of audit section, Div. of Accounts, at
$2,600 May 16, 1940 ; chief at $3,200 June 16, 1941 ;
detailed as accounting insp. of For. Ser. posts 1942;
at $3,300 Jan. 1, 1943 ; chief of audit section, Div. of
Budget and Finance, Jan. 15, 1944 ; at $3,400 July 1,
1944 ; elk. in the For. Ser. Jan. 8, 1945 ; v. c. and
special disbursing agt. at London Mar. 22, 1945 ; asst.
finance officer, United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San
Francisco, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eight
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Widney, George Milton. — b. Mobile, Ala., Nov. 4,
1919 ; Murphy High Sch. grad. ; Mount St. Mary's Coll.,
B.S. 1942; reporter for newspapers 1936-39 ; secre-
tary 1941 ; app. elk. in For. Ser. June 13, 1942 ; in
the Am. emb. at Lima May 28, 1942 ; in Am. consulate
at Georgetown Sept. 30, 1943 ; v.c. at Georgetown Nov.
1, 1943 ; at Salonika Nov. 18, 1944 ; elk., office of U.S.
political adviser, staff of Supreme Allied Commander,
Mediterranean theater, temp., Jan. 11, 1945 ; For. Ser.
officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Dec. 22, 1945 ; v.c. at Salonika Dec. 29, 1945 ; at
Leopoldville July 30, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
six Nov. 13, 1946.
Wiedemann, Howard Milton. — b. Buffalo, N. Y., Sept. 14,
1913; Buffalo Tech. High Sch. grad.; U. of Buffalo, B. A. 1935,
M. A. 1937; Harvard, M. A. 1942; Harvard Business Sch. 1943;
U. of London 1937-38; private tutor 1934-36; grad. asst., U. of
Buffalo, 1935-37; fellow, Inst, of Current World Affairs, 1937-39:
462
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asst. to prof., Harvard Grad. Sch., 1941-42; U. S. Navy 1942-46,
It.; app. chief, Div. of U. S. S. R. Intelligence, Dept. of State,
P-6, May 21, 1946; married.— USI.
Wiedenmayer, Joseph Emil. — b. Newark, N.J., Feb.
16, 1905 ; Montclair Mil. Acad. ; Cornell, B.S. 1929 ;
admin, asst. • 1929-38, asst. mgr. 1938-43 for dairy
products company ; officer and dir. of assn. of ice cream
mfgrs. 1938-43 ; administrator of aviation education
bu., N.J. Council, Nat. Aeronautic Assn., 1939-41 ; pres.
and public relations dir. of aviation ground-scti. pro-
gram 1941-43 ; mem. of bd. of dirs. and chrn. of avia-
tion eomm., Am. Red Cross in N.J., 1941-43 ; aviation
adviser, Civilian Aide Commn., U.S. Army Air Forces,
1942 ; U.S. Civil Air Patrol 1942-43, capt. ; business
analyst 1943, asst. head of fluid milk section 1943-44,
Office of Price Admin. ; app. sr. econ. analyst at Buenos
Aires May 24, 1944 (canceled) ; at Montevideo Sept.
19. 1944 ; agri. officer at Montevideo Aug. 1, 1945 ; sr.
econ. analyst at Madrid Sept. 14, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Wieland, William Arthur. — b. New York, N.Y., Nov.
17, 1907; Ruston High Sch. (Havana) grad.; Villanova
Coll., 1926-27 ; U.S. Army 1927-28 ; correspondent in
Havana for Am. news service 1933-34 ; newspaper ed-
itor, 1933-36 ; press correspondent in U.S. 1937-41 ;
correspondent, meeting of For. Ministers of the Am.
Republics, Panama, 1939 ; asst. press officer of U. S.
del. to the 3d meeting of Consultation of the Ministers
of For. Affairs, Rio de Janeiro, 1942 ; app. special asst.
at Rio de Janeiro June 4, 1941 ; For. Ser. officer
unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Oct.
24, 1946 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Rio de Janeiro Nov. 4,
1946; For. Ser. officer of class sis Nov. 13, 1946;
married.
Wiener, Harold S. L— b. Newark, N. J., Feb. 12, 1909; South
Side High Sch. grad.; Cornell, A. B. 1930; Yale, Ph. D. 1938;
asst. instr., Yale, 1936-37; instr., Cornell, 1937-41; assoc. liaison
officer, Office of Lend-Lease Admin., 1942; U. S. Navy 1942-46,
it. comdr., overseas service; app. intelligence program officer.
P-5, in the Dept. of State May 22, 1946.
Wiesman, Bernard. — b. Clinton, Mass., May 26, 1904 ;
Browne and Nichols Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A.B. 1925 ;
Mass. Nat. Guard 1924-25 ; mgr. of cml. bu. 1925-
28 ; asst. mgr. of corp. 1928-29 ; asst. in cml. and
publicity depts. of telephone and telegraph company
1930-36 ; information representative, Social Security
Bd., 1936—42 ; information specialist, War Production
Bd., 1942-43 ; chm. of new case comm. and chief of
section, Nat. War Labor Bd., 1943-44 ; app. chief
of int. labor org. branch, Div. of Int. Labor, Social,
and Health Affairs. Dept. of State, at $5,600 (P-6)
Jan. 1, 1945 ; adviser to U.S. del., Conf. of Dels, on
Constitutional Questions, London, 1946, 3d Conf. of
Am. States Members, Mexico City, 1946, and 98th sess.
of the Governing Body, Montreal, 1946. Int. Labor
Org. ; adviser, U.S. del., 29th sess. of the Int. Labor
Conf., Montreal, 1946. — ILH.
Wiesner, Louis Arnold. — b. Tort Huron, Mich., Apr.
14, 1916 ; Alpena High Sch. grad. ; Mich. State Coll.
of Agri. and Applied Science, A.B. 1937; Harvard,
A.M. 1938 ; asst. and teaching fellow at Harvard
1939-42 ; research sec, Council on For. Relations,
1942-43 ; research analyst, Office of Strategic Serv-
ices, 1943-44 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned to the Dept. Aug. 29, 1944 ; v.c. at
Berlin Nov. 1, 1944 ; For. Ser. Auxiliary officer, office
of U.S. political adviser on German affairs, Supreme
Headquarters, A.B.F., temp., Nov. 1, 1944 ; For. Ser.
officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Dec. 22, 1945 ; v.c, office of U.S. political ad-
viser on German affairs, Dec. 29, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer
of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Wilbur, C. Martin. — transferred to the Dept. of
State as chief of research and analysis, P-7, Oct. 1,
1945 ; asst. chief of branch, Central Intelligence
Group, Sept. 8, 1946. — CIG.
Wilcox, Clair. — b. Cuba, N.Y., Jan. 29, 1898 ; Couder-
spott (Pa.) High Sch. grad.; U. of Pa., B.S. 1919,
Ph.D. 1927 ; Ohio State U., M.A. 1922 ; instr. in econ.,
Lafayette Coll., 1919-20; asst. prof, of econ., Ohio
Wesleyan U., 1920-23; instr. in econ., U. of Pa.,
1923-26 ; exec, sec, Pa. State Parole Commn., 1926-
27 ; asst. prof, of econ. 1927-29, assoc prof. 1929-31,
prof. 1931-, Swarthmore Coll.; contribution editor to
newspaper 1930-35 ; dir. of research, Nat. Commn.
on Law Observance and Enforcement, 1930-31 ; ad-
viser, mem. of general code authority and advisory
council, and dir. of code admin, studies, Nat. Recovery
Admin., 1934-35 ; principal consulting economist, So-
cial Security Bd., 1936-37 ; econ. expert, Temp. Nat.
Econ. Coinm., 1939-40; consultant, Nat. Resources
Planning Bd., Oct. -Dec. 1941 ; price exec, in iron and
steel branch and dir. of Industrial Materials Div.,
Office of Price Admin., 1942—43 ; chm., Conf. on Price
Research, Nat. Bu. of Econ. Research, 1944-45 ; on
editorial staff of magazine July-Oct. 1944 ; app. con-
sultant in the Dept. of State Feb. 16, 1945 ; dir.,
Office of Int. Trade Policy, at $9,000 (P-8) June 29.
1945 ; act. deputy to the asst. sec. of state for econ.
affairs July 25, 1946 ; chm., U.S. del., 1st Meeting of
Preparatory Comm., Int. Conf. on Trade and Employ-
ment, London, 1946 ; married.- — A— T.
Wilcox, Stanley.— b. New York, N. Y., Feb. 20, 1913; Erasmus
Hall High Sch. grad.; Cornell, B. A. 1934; Yale Ph. D. 1938;
staff correspondent with press service 1942-43; instr., Colgate,
1938-42; U. S. Army 1943-46, 1st It.; app. research analyst, P-5.
in the Dept. of State Aug. 15, 1946; married.— DRE.
Wiley, John Cooper, — b. Bordeaux, France, of Am.
parents, Sept. 26, 1893; private tutors; Union Coll.
1 yr. ; Georgetown Law Sch. 1% yrs. ; app. elk. in Am.
emb. at Paris July 30, 1915 ; sec. of emb. or leg. of class
five May 17, 1916; assigned to Paris June 13, 1916;
class four Aug. 3, 1916; class three July 13, 1917; to
The Hague Jan. 30, 1918 ; to Santiago Dec. 12. 1919 ;
to Buenos Aires Apr. 10, 1920 ; to Caracas July 24,
1920 ; to the Dept. Feb. 17, 1921 ; class two Aug. 24,
1921 ; to Copenhagen Oct. 20, 1921 ; to Mndrid Sept. 7,
1922 ; to Lima Sept. 1, 1923 ; For. Ser. officer of class
four and 1st sec. at Lima July 1, 1924 ; at Berlin Jan.
7, 1926 ; at Copenhagen, temp., May 1, 1926 ; class
three June 2, 1926; 1st sec. at Berlin July 22, 1926;
couns. of leg. at Managua Sept. 28, 1928 (canceled);
1st sec. at Warsaw Apr. 10, 1930 ; class two May 9,
1930 ; couns. of emb. at Warsaw May 26, 1930 ; at
Berlin, temp., Dec. 22, 1931 ; at Warsaw May 26, 1932 ;
at Madrid June 1, 1932; to the Dept. Feb. 16, 1933;
asst. to Am. del.. Int. Monetary and Economic Conf.,
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London, 1933 ; couns. of emb. at Moscow Feb. 10, 1934 ;
cons. gen. Mar. 9, 1934 ; cons. gen. at Antwerp Aug.
26, 1935 ; class one June 1, 1937 ; cons. gen. and
couns. of leg. at Vienna July 13, 1937 ; cons. gen. at
Vienna Apr. 7, 1938 ; E. E. and M. P. to Estonia and
Latvia July 18, 1938 ; to the Dept. Apr. 4, 1941 ;
A.E. and P. to Colombia Sept. 21, 1944; For. Ser.
officer of class of career minister Nov. 14, 1946 ;
married.
Wiley, Walter William. — b. Salisbury, N.C., Jan.
13, 1914 ; Salisbury High Sch. grad. ; business-sch.
grad. ; U. of Naples 1932-33 ; Catawba Coll., A.B.
1935 ; Oporto British Sch. ; Institut de St. Paul ;
Chateau Neuvic Sch. ; elk. in Am. consulate gen. at
Antwerp 1936-37 ; in insur. business 1937-38 ; app. elk.
in Am. emb. in Paris Apr. 1, 1939 ; in Am. consulate
at Marseille Oct. 8, 1940 ; v. c. at Marseille Oct. 21,
1940 ; at Antofagasta Jan. 6, 1942 ; at Medellin July 21,
1944 ; at Le Havre Feb. 21, 1945 ; at Bordeaux June
7, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Wilford, Richard R.— b. Beloit, Wis., Apr. 5, 1921; Beloit High
Sch. grad.; Beloit Coll., B. A. 1942; George Washington, M. A.
1946; U. S. Army 1942-45, overseas service; assoc. instr., George
Washington U., 1945-46; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. June 21, 1946; to the Dept.
July 15, 1946; 3d sec. and v. c. at Madrid July 29, 1946; For.
Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946; married.
Wilkins, Fraser. — b. Omaha, Nebr., Aug. 30, 1908 ;
Hill Sch. grad. ; Tale, Pta.B. 1931 ; employed in ad-
vertising agency 1931-34 ; dept. mgr. in distilleries
corp. 1934-40 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of
career, and Bee. in the Diplo. Ser. July 12, 1940 ; v. c. at
Halifax July 22, 1940; to the Dept. Aug. 15, 1941 (For.
Ser. Sch. Nov. 3-Dec. 6, 1941) ; 3d sec. and v.c. at
Baghdad Dec. 3, 1941 ; at Tangier Dec. 7, 1943 ; class
eight Mar. 1, 1945 ; class seven May 19, 1946 ; 2d sec. at
Tangier in addition to duties as v.c. July 11, 1946; to
the Dept. Aug. 23, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class five
Nov. 13, 1946.— NE.
Wilkinson, Edward Carpenter. — b. Biloxi, Miss., Aug.
16, 1890 ; Biloxi High Sch. grad. ; N.Y.U. 1920-21 ;
U.S. Navy 1918-19 ; v. pres. of investors service 1919-
22 ; partner 1922-24, mgr. of bond dept. 1924-33 for
investment companies ; mem. of exec, staff of corp.
1935—41 ; asst. to operations v. chm.. War Production
Bd., 1941—45 ; app. sr. econ. analyst in the For. Ser.
Auxiliary and assigned at Amsterdam Dec. 11, 1944;
also v.c. at Amsterdam May 3, 1945 and att. at The
Hague May 28, 1945 ; sr. econ. analyst and att. at The
Hague July 11, 1945; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
two Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Wilkinson, James Richard. — b. Greenville, S.C., Aug.
19, 1893; Furman U. Fitting Sch.; Davidson Coll., B.S.
1915 ; U. of Wis., LL.B. 1919 ; mem. of bar of Wis. ;
U. S. Army 1918-19 ; 2d It. O.R.C. ; law elk. and law
practice 1919-20 ; instr., extension div., U. of Wis., 1919-
20 ; U. S. Internal Revenue Ser. 1920-21 ; app. v. c.
of career of class three May 25, 1921 ; v. c. at Havre
July 21, 1921 ; at Zurich Jan. 30, 1922 ; class two
May 26, 1922 ; class one Feb. 26, 1923 ; cons, of class
seven Dec. 19, 1923 ; For. Ser. officer of class eight
July 1, 1924 ; class seven Oct. 20, 1926 ; cons, at Hel-
singfors May 12, 1927; class six Dec. 19, 1929; cons,
at Habana Nov. 6, 1930; to the Dept. Oct. 19, 1932;
cons, at Leghorn Jan. 6, 1934 ; at Birmingham Jan. 16,
1936 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 1, 1937 ; class five
May 1, 1941 ; class four July 16, 1943 ; cons, at Dakar
Aug. 28, 1944; cons. gen. Dec. 7, 1944; cons. gen. at
Dakar Dec. 29, 1944 ; class three Aug. 13, 1945 ; cons,
gen. at Munich Mar. 13, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Wilkowski, Jean Mary. — b. Rhinelander, Wis., Aug.
28, 1919 ; Miami Beach Sr. High Sch. grad. ; St. Mary-
of-the-Woods Coll., B.A. 1941 ; U. of Wis., M.A. 1944 ;
U. of Habana 1944; publicity dir., Barry Coll., 1941-
43 ; reporter on agri., U. of Wis., 1943 ; app. elk. in the
For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept. Oct. 25,
1944 ; v.c. and admin, asst. at Port-of-Spain Feb. 10,
1946 ; at Bogota July 18, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer
of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Bogota Nov. 13,
1946.
Willard, Clarke Livingston. — b. Frederick, Md., May
16, 1906 ; Frederick High Sch. grad. ; U. of Pa., A.B.
1927 ; New York TL, grad. work 1929 ; Govt, service
1927-37 ; elk., Int. Monetary and Economic Conf.,
London, 1933 ; app. divisional asst. at $4,600 in the
Dept. of State Dec. 16, 1937 ; asst. sec. of organizing
committee and exec, sec, 8th Am. Scientific Cong.,
Washington, 1940; at $4,800 May 16, 1940; act. asot.
chief, Div. of Int. Confs., Oct. 23, 1940 ; consultant,
Inter-Am. Maritime Conf., Washington, 1940 ; asst.
chief, Div. of Int. Confs., at $6,500 (P-7) Jan. 1, 1942 ;
sec, 8th Pan Am. Child Cong., Washington, 1942 ; sec.
to U.S. del., 2d Inter-Am. Conf. on Agri., Mexico City,
1942 ; exec. sec. of Conf. and sec. of U.S. del., United
Nations Conf. on Food and Agri., Hot Springs, Va.,
1943 ; exec, sec, 1st sess. of the Council, United Na-
tions Relief and Rehabilitation Admin., Atlantic City,
N.J., 1943 ; exec, sec, United Nations Monetary and
Financial Conf., Bretton Woods, N.H., 1944 ; sec. of
U.S. del., 2d sess. of the Council, United Nations Relief
and Rehabilitation Admin., Montreal, 1944 ; exec, sec,
Int. Civil Aviation Conf., Chicago, 1944 and U.S. del.,
Inter-Am. Conf. on Problems of War and Peace, Mexico
City, 1945 ; adviser to sec. gen., United Nations Conf.
on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; sec. of U.S. del., 3d
Inter-Am. Conf. on Agri., Caracas, 1945 ; sec, U.S.
del., 28th (Maritime) sess. of the Int. Labor Office, Int.
Labor Org., Seattle, Wash., 1946 ; deputy sec. gen.,
Caribbean Regional Air Navigation Meeting, Pro-
visional Int. Civil Aviation Org., Washington, 1946 ;
married. — IC.
Willett, Herbert.— b. Hicksville, Ohio, Feb. 13, 1902 ;
Hicksville High Sch. grad. ; Ohio State, B. S. 1925,
grad. work 1932-33 ; statistician for utility company
1925-29 ; analyst for bank 1933-34 ; economist for
trade assn., 1934-40 ; with govt, agencies 1940-45 ;
transferred to the Dept. of State as dir., Div. of Re-
search and Reports, Office of For. Liquidation, P-8,
Oct. 20, 1945 ; chief of branch, P-7, June 30, 1946. —
OFLC.
Willey, John Alfred. — b. Napa, Calif., Jan. 9, 1879;
Pacific Grove High Sch. grad. ; Pacific Grove Acad.
Prep. Sch. ; civil engineer 1899-1905 ; railroad survey
and exploration In Nicaragua 1905-8 ; mine engineer,
gen. contractor, and operator 1908-14 ; chief engineer
464
REGISTER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 194 6
and supt. of railroad 1914-17 ; mine mgr., operator,
and owner 1917-26 ; dir. gen. of highways for Nicaragua
1926-29 ; app. act. cons. agt. at Matagalpa Apr. 22,
1928 ; cons. agt. at Matagalpa Sept. 13, 1929 ; married.
Williams, Arthur Rheaume. — b. Denver, Colo., Nov.
12, 1892; Golden (Colo.) High Sch. grad. ; U. of Pa.,
B.S. 1921 ; cashier 1914-17 ; U. S. Army 1917-19 ; app.
elk. in Am. consulate at La Guaira Nov. 22, 1921 ; v. c.
at La Guaira Apr. 24, 1922 ; at Caracas June 22, 1922 ;
at Moncton June 7, 1927 ; at Nuevo Laredo Dec. 21,
1929 ; at Saltillo, temp., Dec. 23, 1931 ; at Nuevo
Laredo Mar. 1, 1932 ; at Torre6n, temp., Aug. 6, 1934 ;
at Nuevo Laredo Nov. 3, 1934 ; For. Ser. officer uuclass.,
v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser., and v. c. at
Nuevo Laredo Nov. 16, 1936 ; at Cartagena July 23,
1937 ; at Cali Sept. 9, 1938 ; class eight May 1, 1911 ;
cons. Aug. 21, 1941 ; cons, at Cali Aug. 27, 1941 ; 3d
sec. and cons, at Panama May 11, 1942 ; cons, at Col6n
Mar. 3, 1943 ; class seven July 16, 1943 ; class six
May 16, 1945 ; cons, at Sao Paulo June 29, 1946 ; For.
Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Williams, Chester Sidney. — b. Minneapolis, Minn.,
Feb. 1, 1907 ; Los Angeles High Sch. grad. ; U. of Calif,
at Los Angeles, A.B. 1929 ; Sen. of Int. Studies, Geneva ;
London Sch. of Econ. ; exec, sec, Nat. Student Federa-
tion, 1929-31 ; asst. to dir. of insur. company 1931-33 ;
writer 1933-35 ; elk. Aug.-Dec. 1935, asst. admin, of
Fed. forum projects 1935-40, specialist in conf. plan-
ning 1940-42, dir. of adult and civic education 1942-
43, Office of Education ; asst. deputy dir. of overseas
branch, Office of War Information, 1943-44 ; chief of
educational programs. United Nations Relief and Re-
habilitation Admin., 1944-45 ; with staff of dir. gen.,
2d sess. of the Council, United Nations Relief and
Rehabilitation Admin., Montreal, 1944 ; app. asst. chief,
Div. of Public Liaison, at $6,500 (P-7) in the Dept. of
State Feb. 16, 1945 ; special asst. to public liaison
officer, U.S. del., United Nations Conf. on Int. Org.,
San Francisco, 1945 ; adviser to U.S. mem., 4th sess.
of the Council, United Nations Relief and Rehabilita-
tion Admin., Atlantic City, N. J., 1946 ; liaison officer,
CAF-14, July 9, 1946 ; married. — PL.
Williams, Elwood, 3d. — b. New York, N.Y., Feb. 9,
1914 ; Kent Sch. ; Die Freie Schulgemeinde Wickersdorf,
Saalfeld, Germany; Yale 1931-32; N.Y.U. 1932-33;
Georgetown 1936-38; For. Ser. elk. June-July 1940;
app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in
the Diplo. Ser. July 12, 1940 ; v.c. at Winnipeg July 22,
1940 ; to the Dept. Apr. 23. 1941 (For. Ser. Sch. Nov. 3-
Dec. 6, 1941) ; resigned Jan. 30, 1942 ; divisional asst.
at $3,200 (P-3) Feb. 24, 1942 ; furlough for mil. ser.
(U.S. Navy, It., overseas service) Dec. 4, 1942-Jan. 2,
1946; P-4 Jan. 2, 1946.— SPD.
Williams, Harris H. — b. Dec. 31, 1917 ; app. v.c. Id
the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Barcelona Sept.
25, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 5, 1946 ; v.c. at Barcelona
July 29, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13,
1946.
Williams, John Zale. — b. Carlin, Nev.. Mar. 22, 1911 ;
Devitt Prep. Sch. grad. ; U. of Nev., A.B. 1934 ; Harvard
Law Sch. 1934-35 ; U. of Mexico 1936-37 : Columbia,
M.A. 1944 ; app. elk. in Am. emb. at Mexico City Aug.
15, 1935 ; in consulate at Ciudad Trujillo Nov. 27.
1937 ; v.c. at Ciudad Trujillo Jan. 20, 1939 ; at Tampieo
May 12, 1942 ; resigned June 19, 1943 to enter the
armed services ; U.S. Navy 1943—46, It., overseas
service ; app. country specialist, P-5, in the Dept. of
State Jan. 28, 1946 ; married. — JA.
Williams, Lea E. — b. Milwaukee, Wis., July 25.
1924 ; Shaker Heights (Ohio) High Sch. grad. ; tutor '
in Chinese ; U. of Fla. 1942 ; Western Reserve U.
1943-44 ; U.S. Army 1943 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser.
and assigned to the Dept. Apr. 16, 1944,; in Am. emb.
at Chungking May 6, 1944 ; in Am. consulate gen. at
Shanghai Sept. 10, 1945 ; v.c. at Shanghai Mar. 24,
1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13.
1946.
Williams, Manning H. — app. admin, officer in the
For. Ser. and assigned at Moscow July 1, 194G : For.
Ser. Reserve officer of class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; infor-
mation officer at Moscow Nov. 13, 1946.
Williams, Margaret Hicks (Mrs.). — b. Pittsfleld.
Mass. ; Nat. Cathedral Sch. for Girls grad. ; Columbia
U. ; research analyst, War Dept., 1918-27 ; representa-
tive of War Dept. to Int. Inst, of Politics 1920, 1921,
1922 ; writer 1927-40 ; editor, Office of Govt. Reports,
1941-43 ; consultant. War Dept., 1943-44 ; app. infor-
mation and liaison officer at $3,800 in the Dept. of
State Nov. 20, 1944 ; at $4,600 (P-5) Feb. 12, 1945 ;
regional specialist, P-6, Sept. 8, 1946. — ADE.
Williams, Murat Willis. — b. Richmond, Va., June 11, 1914;
Woodberry Forest Sch. grad.; U. of Va., B. A. 1935; Rhodes
scholar, Oxford, B. A. 1938, M. A. 1943; private sec. to U. S. Amb.
to Spain 1939; asst. to editor of newspaper 1940; U. S. Navy
1940-45, It. comdr., overseas service; app. divisional asst., P-4,
in the Dept. of State Feb. 15, 1946; asst. to country specialist
Nov. 3, 1946; married.— CPA.
Williams, Nadia (Mrs.). — b. Bryn Athyn, Pa. ; Girls
Seminary grad. ; U. of Pittsburgh, A. B. 1934 ; tabula-
tor with survey service 1934 ; asst. in advertising
dept. and asst. editor of magazine 1934-42 ; asst.
chief and chief of graphic reports section, Office of
Inter-Am. Affairs, 1942-46 ; app. editor-writer, P-5,
in the Dept. of State July 15, 1946. — PN.
Williams, Philip Pockman. — b. Sacramento, Calif.,
July 5, 1912 ; attended echs. in France and Belgium ;
Birkenhead Sch., England; Beverly Hills High Sch.
grad. ; Stanford, A.B. 1934 ; Harvard, grad. work 1935-
36 ; elk. 1934-35 ; salesman 1935 ; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. In the Diplo. Ser. Nov.
16, 1936; v. c. at Ciudad Juarez Nov. 23, 1936; For.
Ser. Sch. Jan. 19, 1938 ; v. c. at Rio de Janeiro June 29,
1938; also 3d sec. at Rio de Janeiro Oct. 10, 1939;
class eight Feb. 1, 1942 ; sec. to U.S. del., 3d meeting
of Ministers of For. Affairs of the Am. Republics, Rio
de Janeiro, 1942 ; Mem. of U.S. del., 11th Pan Am.
Sanitary Conf., Rio de Janeiro, 1942 ; to the Dept. Sept.
4, 1942 ; admin, sec, United Nations Conf. on Food and
Agri., Hot Springs, Va., 1943; v.c. at Buenos Aires
Oct. 18, 1943 ; class seven Nov. 16, 1943 ; 3d sec. at
Buenos Aires in addition to duties as v. c Dec. 31,
1943 ; class six May 16, 1945 ; cons. Oct. 16, 1945 ; 2d
sec. and cons, at Buenos Aires Nov. 14, 1945 ; For. Ser.
officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
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465
Williams, Randall Smallwood, Jr. — b. Tacoma, Wash.,
Sept. 26, 1907 ; Stadium High Sch. grad. ; U. of Wash.,
A.B. 1929 ; Harvard, M.B.A. 1931 ; head of research
dept. of investment company 1938-42 ; economist. War
Production Bd., 1942-45 ; app. att. in the For. Ser.
Auxiliary and assigned at Tehran Nov. 22, 1944 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Williams, Richard Michael Francis, 3d. — b. Richmond,
Va., Feb. 15, 1917 ; Thomas Jefferson High Sch. grad. ;
U. of Richmond, B.S. 1937 ; underwriter for insur.
company 1937-41 ; office mgr. for contractors in Ja-
maica 1941-42 ; materials mgr. for corp. in Cuba
1942-43 ; asst. property and supply officer, Div. of
Central Admin. Services, 1943-44 ; app. chief of facili-
ties branch, Div. of Admin. Services, Dept. of State,
at $3,800 (CAF-11) Nov. 3, 1944; operations officer,
Int. Civil Aviation Conf., Chicago, 1944 ; chief of facili-
ties branch, Div. of Central Services, Dec. 20, 1944 ;
property and supply officer. United Nations Conf. on
Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; special asst. in charge
of admin., Div. of Central Services, CAF-12, Aug. 11,
1946 ; married. — CS.
Williams, Vincent Dufaux. — b. St. Louis, Mo., Dec.
10, 1918 ; St. John"s High Sch. grad. ; Sacred Hearts
Sem. 1937-42; St. Joseph's Sem. 1939-42; app. elk.
in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned v.c. at Puerto
Cortes Oct. 27, 1944 ; also admin, asst. at Puerto
Cort6s July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Puerto Cortes Nov. 13,
1946.
Williamson, Francis Torrance. — b. Lexington, 111.,
June 22, 1907 ; McGuire's U. Sch. grad. ; U. of Rich-
mond, A.B. 1927, M.A. 1928 ; Johns Hopkins U., Ph.D.
1935 ; instr. in hist., Johns Hopkins U. 1930-37 ; Coll.
of the City of N.T. 1937-43 ; research analyst, Office
of Strategic Services, 1943—44 ; app. asst. to country
specialist at $3,800 in the Dept. of State Dec. 18, 1944 ;
at $4,300 July 1, 1945 ; at $4,520 July 1, 1945 ; country
specialist at $6,230 (P-6) Sept. 25, 1945 ; act. asst.
chief, Div. of Central European Affairs, Jan. 1, 1946 ;
married. — CE.
Willis, Armond D. — app. cultural officer in the For.
Ser. Auxiliary and assigned at Moscow July 1, 1946 ;
For. Ser. Reserve officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946.
Willis, Frances Elizabeth. — b. Metropolis, 111., May
20, 1899 ; Kemper Hall grad. ; Stanford, A.B. 1920,
Ph.D. 1923; U. of Brussels, Belgium, 1920-21; instr.
in hist., Goucher Coll., 1923-24 ; instr. and asst. prof,
of political science, Vassar, 1924-27 ; summer volun-
teer worker for Int. Grenfell Assn. in teaching and
public-health work in Newfoundland June-Sept. 1926 ;
app. For. Ser. officer unclass. and v. c. of career Aug.
24, 1927; For. Ser. Sch. Sept. 29, 1927; v. c. at
Valparaiso Feb. 24, 1928; at Santiago, Chile, Feb. 24,
1931 ; sec. In the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 17, 1931 ; 3d sec. at
Stockholm Dec. 29, 1931 ; at Brussels and Luxemburg
June 29, 1934 ; class eight July 1, 1934 ; cons. Jan. 22,
1935 ; class seven Apr. 1, 1937 ; 2d sec. at Brussels and
Luxemburg May 6, 1937 ; class six Apr. 1, 1939 ; cons,
and 2d sec. at Madrid July 6, 1940 ; class five May 1,
1941 ; class four July 16, 1943 ; 1st sec. at Madrid in
addition to duties as cons. Aug. 23, 1943 ; to the Dept.
Apr. 22, 1944 ; asst. to the under sec. of state Dec.
20, 1944 ; class three Aug. 13, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer
of class three Nov. 13, 1946. — WE.
Willoughby, Woodbury. — b. Fairfax Co., Va., June 5,
1904 ; Central High Sch. (D.C.) grad. ; Princeton, B.S.
1925 ; Ecole Libre des Sciences Politiques, Paris, 1925-
26 ; Johns Hopkins, Ph.D. 1932 ; asst. to financial
adviser to Polish Govt., 1927-30; room, of staff for
governmental survey for 111. State Legislature 1932 ;
assoe. econ. expert, sec. of exec, council, and agri. econo-
mist, Dept. of Agri., 1933-35 ; special expert econ.
analyst, U.S. Tariff Commn., Apr.-Aug. 1936 ; sr. agri.
economist, Dept. of Agri., 1936-37 ; econ. analyst, Dept.
of State, 1937-39 ; exec. asst. 1939-40, financial adviser
1941-42 to U.S. High Commr. to Philippines ; app.
divisional asst. at $5,600 in the Dept. of State Jan. 1,
1943 ; asst. chief, Div. of Cml. Policy, Jan. 15, 1944 ;
assoc. chief June 24, 1944 ; at $8,000 (P-8) Oct. 6,
1944 ; econ. adviser, office of U.S. political adviser to
the Supreme Commander for Allied Powers, Tokyo,
Oct.-Dec. 1945 ; married. — CP.
Wilson, David Gilbert. — b. Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 1,
1910; Lincoln High Sch. (Portland, Oreg.) grad.;
U. of Oreg., B.A. 1939; Georgetown U. Law Sch.,
1939-42 ; publicity dir. for Portland Community Chest
1937 ; Am. sec. at Japanese emb. in Washington
1937-41 ; asst. to dir. of branch and acting dir. of
div., Office of War Information, 1942-45 ; adviser to
Am. del., United Nations Educational, Scientific, and
Cultural Org., London, 1946 ; transferred to the Dept.
of State as asst. to chief, Area Div. I, CAF-14, Aug.
31, 1945 ; act. asst. chief, P-7, Jan. 1, 1946 ; asst.
chief Aug. 25, 1946 ; married. — ADE.
Wilson, Deering- E. — b. Washington, Ind., Oct. 26,
1907 ; business-sch. grad. ; elk. in hospital 1939-41 ;
elk. in Port-of-Spain 1941-43 ; auditor 1943-44, ad-
min, asst. 1945, War Dept. ; auditor, U.S. Maritime
Commn., 1944-45 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned to the Dept. Nov. 20, 1945 ; admin, asst.
at Sofia Feb. 15, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Wilson, Donald Elbert. — b. Mercersburg, Pa., Mar. 2,
1919 ; Altooha High Sch. grad. ; Bucknell, A.B. 1941 ;
news editor with publishing company 1940—42 ; news-
paper reporter 1942—44 ; news editor, Office of War
Information, 1944—45 ; transferred to the Dept. of
State as news editor, CAF-9, Aug. 31, 1945 ; informa-
tion specialist, CAF-11, May 20, 1946 ; married. — PL.
Wilson, Edwin Carleton, — b. Palatka, Fla., Feb. 7,
1893; Mohegan Lake Sch.; Detroit U. Sch.; U. of
Mich. 1911-14 ; Harvard 1914 ; ambulance ser. in
France 1915-16 ; U. S. Army 1917-19, 2d It. ; app. sec
of emb. or leg. of class four Apr. 7, 1920 ; assigned to
Santiago, Chile, June 14, 1920; to Tegucigalpa Aug. 9,
1921 ; to the Dept. Feb. 8, 1922 ; class three Sept. 22,
1922 ; sec. of Am. del., Conf. on Cen. Am. Affairs,
Washington, 1922 ; asst. sec. of Am. del., 5th Int. Conf.
of Am. States, Santiago, Chile, 1923 ; acting chief elk.,
Dept. of State, June 1-July 9, 1924 ; For. Ser. officer
of class six July 1, 1924 ; class five Aug. 8, 1924 ;
class four Aug. 31, 1925 ; 1st sec. at Paris Mar. 1, 1926 ;
act. observer, Reparation Commn., 1927 ; class three
466
REGISTER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 194 6
May 23, 1929 ; observer, Int. Conf. on Reparations and
Rbineland Evacuation, The Hague, 1929 ; to the Dept.
July 26, 1930; For. Ser. insp. Oct. 2, 1930; class two
Feb. 27, 1931 ; to the Dept. as chief, Div. of Latin Am.
Affairs, Oct. 23, 1931 ; couns. of emb. at Paris Sept. 16,
1935; class one Oct. 1, 1935; cons. gen. May 14, 1936;
app. E. E. and M. P. to Uruguay June 22, 1939 ; adviser
to Am. del., Meeting of For. Ministers of Am. Republics
for Consultation, Panama, 1939 ; chm. of Am. del.,
5th Pan Am. Cong, of Architects, Montevideo, 1940 ;
A.E. and P. to Panama Feb. 11, 1941 ; U.S. representa-
tive, with the personal rank of Ambassador, to the
Politico-Mil. Commn. at Algiers Oct. 5, 1943 ; U.S. rep-
resentative, with the personal rank of Ambassador, to
the Fr. Comm. of Nat. Liberation at Algiers Nov. 22,
1943 ; dir., Office of Special Political Affairs, Dept. of
State, at $9,000 May 8, 1944 ; mem. of U.S. group,
Dumbarton Oaks Conversations on Int. Org., Washing-
ton, 1944; A. E. and P. to Turkey Jan. 27, 1945;
For. Ser. officer of class of career minister Nov. 14,
1946 ; married.
Wilson, Ellen Claire. — b. Watertown, S.Dak., Feb. 5,
1918; Watertown High Sch. grad. ; U. of Minn. 1936-
37 : elk., finance company 1937-38, food corp. 1938-41.
public utility corp. 1941-42, Office of Strategic Serv-
ices 1942—43 ; app. elk. in Am. emb. at London Apr. 19,
1943 ; admin, asst. at London Apr. 21. 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Wilson, Eva Bryan. — b. in S.C., June 24, 1919 ; Colum-
bia High Sch. grad.; U. of S.C., B.A. 1940, LL.B.
1942 ; law librarian and sec. to dean of law, U. of S.C.,
1942-43 ; asst. atty., Office of Price Admin., 1943-45 ;
app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to
the Dept. Dec. 11, 1944 : v.c. at Brisbane Apr. 28, 1945 ;
at Sydney Oct. 14, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Wilson, Evan Morris. — b. Roseruont, Pa., Jan. 20,
1910; Montgomery Sch. grad.; Haverford Coll., A.B.
1931 ; Oxford. B.A. 1934 ; Geneva Sch. of Int. Studies,
summers 1932, 1933 ; elk., Home Owners' Loan Corp.,
1935 ; research for Pan American Uuion 1937 : app.
For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in
the Diplo. Ser. July 2. 1937 ; v.c. at Guadalajara
July 8, 1937; For. Ser. Sch. Mar. 2, 1938; to the Dept.,
temp., June 17, 1938; v. c. at Cairo July 19, 1938;
at Alexandria, temp., Jan. 8, 1940 ; at Cairo Apr. 13,
1940 ; also 3d sec. at Cairo May 22, 1940 ; 3d sec. and
v.c. at Mexico City Jan. 7, 1942 ; class eight Oct. 20,
1942 ; to the Dept. Dec. 26, 1942 ; class seven July 16,
1944 ; class six Aug. 13, 1945 ; comm. research asst.,
Anglo-Am. Comm. of Inquiry, 1945 ; class five May 19,
1946 ; asst. chief, Div. of Near Eastern Affairs, June
12, 1946 ; 2d sec. and v.c. at Tehran Nov. 7, 1946 ; cons,
and cons, at Tehran in addition to duties as 2d sec.
Nov. 12, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Wilson, Jackson Woodrow. — b. Joshua, Tex., July 29,
1917 ; Cleburne High Sch. grad. ; U. of Tex., B.A.
1937, grad. work 1946; asst. editor of official publi-
cations and supervisor of records in registrar's office,
U. of Tex., 1937-42 ; U. S. Army 1942-46 ; asst. to
the registrar, U. of Tex., 1940 ; app. For. Ser. officer
unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser.
July 19, 1946 ; to the Dept. Aug. 19, 1946 ; 3d sec.
and v.c. at Quito Sept. 30, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Wilson, James Parker. — b. Santa Ana, Calif., Aug. 9,
1913 ; Tustin Sch. grad. ; Pomona Coll., B.A. 1936; Am.
U. Grad. Sch. 1936-37 ; U. of Berlin 1938-39 ; Harvard
U., grad. work 1940-41 ; classifier-examiner, Dept. of
Labor, 1936-37 ; tech. asst. to agri. att. at Belgrade
1937-38, at Berlin 1938-39; unofficial observer, All-
Union Agri. Exposition, Moscow, 1939 ; asst admin,
officer at Am. emb. at Berlin 1939-40 ; asst. agri. econo-
mist, Dept. of Agri., 1940-41 ; app. agri. economist at
Santiago Sept. 17, 1941 ; asst. agri. att., staff of U.S.
representative, Advisory Council for Italy, Oct. 26,
1944 ; agri. economist at Rome Jan. 25, 1945 ; econ.
analyst at Rome Mar. 29, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class seven Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Wilson, Jess Everett. — b. Ft. Collins, Colo., Nov. 21,
1910 ; Los Angeles High Sch. grad. ; Pomona Coll.,
A.B. 1933 ; U. of Southern Calif., M.A. 1936, grad.
work 1938^40 ; Syracuse U. 1930-38 ; resident adviser,
Syracuse U., 1937-38 ; intern, Nat. Inst, of Public
Affairs, Albuquerque, N. Mex., 1938 ; teacher, Citrus
Jr. Coll., 1940-42 ; asst. admin, officer, Office of Price
Admin., 1942 ; personnel counselor, War Dept., 1942 ;
asst. dir. of personnel, Fed. Power Commn., 1942—45 ;
personnel officer, For. Econ. Admin., 1945 ; transferred
to the Dept. of State as personnel officer, CAF-13,
Oct. 20, 1945 ; married. — OFLC.
Wilson, Juanita S. (Mrs.). — b. Mexico City, Mexico,
of Am. parents, May 28, 1911 ; high-sch. grad. ; Mon-
ticello Sem. grad. ; app. elk. in Am. emb. at Mexico
City Oct. 1, 1930 ; admin, asst. at Mexico City Feb. 10,
1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13,
1946.
Wilson, Leonard Seltzer.— b. Detroit, Mich., July 10, 1909;
U. High Sch. grad.; U. of Mich., A. B. 1932, M. S. 1933, Ph. D.
1936; asst. prof., Carleton Coll., 1935-42; deputy .chief of div.,
Office of Strategic Services, 1942-45; U. S. Navy 1943-46, It.
comdr., overseas service; map intelligence officer, United Nations
Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945; geographic consultant,
United Nations, Apr.-July 1946; app. chief of map intelligence
branch, Div. of Map Intelligence and Cartography, Dept. of
State, P-7. June 21, 1946; married.— MI.
Wilson, Raymon A., Jr. — b. Mar. 27, 1915 ; app. jr.
econ. analyst in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned
at Rio de Janeiro Sept. 27, 1945 ; econ. analyst and
admin, asst. at Rio de Janeiro July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946 ; econ. analyst
at Rio de Janeiro Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Wilson, Robert Alfred. — b. Baltimore, Md., Apr. 1,
1922 ; Baltimore City Coll. grad. ; Johns Hopkins,
A.B. 1943 ; U.S. Army 1942-46, overseas service ; app.
For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec. in
the Diplo. Ser. June 21, 1946 ; to the Dept. Aug. 15,
1946 : 3d sec. and v.c. at Warsaw Sept. 11, 1946 ; For.
Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1940.
Wilson, Robert E. — b. Burlington, Iowa, May 8,
1911 ; Burlington High Sch. grad. ; U. of Ariz., A.B.
1933, M.A. 1934 ; press representative, U. of Ariz.,
1934-35 ; teacher of Eng. and journalism in high sch.
1935; park ranger 1936; app. For. Ser. officer unclass.,
BIOGRAPHIES
467
v. c. of career, and sec. In the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1936 ;
v. c. at Mazatlan Nov. 23, 1936 ; For. Scr. Sen. Jan. 19,
1938; v. c. at Buenos Aires June 29, 1938; at Bahfa
Blanca Nov. 5, 1940 ; at Buenos Aires, temp., in addi-
tion to duties at Bahfa Blanca June 17, 1941 ; class
eight Feb. 1, 1942 ; v.c. at Rosario June 20, 1942 ; 3d
sec. and v.c. at La Paz Apr. 24, 1943 ; class seven Nov.
16, 1943 ; 3d sec. and v. c. at San Salvador Nov. 4,
1944 ; class six May 16, 1945 ; v. c. at La Ceiba, temp.,
June 28, 1945; at San Salvador Aug. 7, 1945; cons.
Dec. 15, 1945 ; 2d sec. and cons, at San Salvador
Jan. 9, 19 46 ; For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Wilson, Robert R. — b. Hillsboro, Tex., Oct. 10, 1898;
Hillsboro High Sch. grad. ; Austin Coll., A.B. 1918 ;
Princeton, A.M. 1922 ; Harvard, Ph.D. 1927 ; S.A.T.C.
July-Dec. 1918 ; registrar, Austin Coll., 1919-21,
1923-24 ; asst. prof. 1925-27, assoc. prof. 1927-29,
prof, of political science 1929-, chm., dept. of political
science 1934-, Duke U. ; legal asst., Dept. of State,
1931-32 ; mem. of summer faculty, dept. of govt., U.
of Tex., summers 1926, 1928, and 1935 ; act. prof, of
political science, Stanford, summer 1939 ; visiting
prof., U. of N. C, 1940 ; app. consultant on cml.
treaties, Div. of Cml. Policy, Dept. of State, at $6,500
June 28, 1944 ; adviser on cml. treaties Dec. 20, 1944 ;
at $S,000 (P-8) Apr. 25, 1945; consultant Nov. 3,
1946 ; married. — CP.
Wilson, Simon frewcomb. — b. Christiania (Oslo), Norway,
of Am. parents Oct. 17, 1914; Birch Wathen Sch. grad.; Antioch
Coll., B. A. 1939; Fletcher Sch. of Law and Diplomacy, M. A.
1940; Fellowship Sch. and La Clairiere, Switzerland; asst. to
statistician for public opinion poll 1939; research asst., Int. Labor
Office, 1940; industrial economist, Nat. Youth Admin., 1940-41;
broadcast analyst, For. Broadcast Intelligence Service, 1941-42;
U. S. Navy 1942-45, It., overseas service; app. research asst., P-4,
in the Dept. of State Oct. 25, 1945; special asst., U. S. del., Inter-
Am. Conf. of Experts on Copyright, Washington, 1946; mar-
ried.— IA.
Wilson, William John, Jr. — b. El Oro, Mexico, of
Am. parents, Dec. 27, 1906 ; Am. High Sch. (Mexico
City) grad. ; business sch. ; app. elk. in Am. emb. at
Mexico City Sept. 1, 1926 ; in Am. consulate gen. at
Mexico City Sept. 1, 1927 ; v. c. at Mexico City Oct. 4,
1929 ; at Veracruz, temp., Feb. 6, 1937 ; at Mexico City
May 3, 1937 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov.
13, 1946 ; married.
Winant, John Gilbert.— b. New York, N.Y., Feb. 23,
1889 ; St. Paul's Sch. ; U.S. Army 1917-19, capt.,
overseas service ; mem. of N.H. House of Representa-
tives 1917, 1923 ; N.H. State Senator 1921 ; gov. of
N.H. 1925-26, 1931-34 ; chm.. Textile Inquiry Bd., 1934 ;
chm., Social Security Bd., 1935-37; e.sst. dir. 1935,
1937-39, and dir. 1939-41, Int. Labor Office, Geneva;
app. A.E. and P. to Great Britain Feb. 11, 1941 ;
U.S. representative, European Advisory Commn.,
1943-46 ; attended 1st Cairo Conf. and Tehran Conf.
1943 ; alt. U.S. mem., 3d sess. of the Council, United
Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Admin., London,
1945 ; U. S. representative, United Nations Econ. and
Social Council, Mar. 28, 1946 ; married.
Winckel, Helen N. (Mrs.). — b. New York, N.Y., Jan.
31, 1892 ; private tutors ; business sch. ; elk. in Am.
leg. at Barmen 1911-17; at The Hague 1917-20: at
Rotterdam 1922 ; sec. 1922-26 ; translator, Dept. of
Agri., 1931-34 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate gen. at
Antwerp Sept. 20, 1926 ; resigned Apr. 15, 1929 ; app.
elk. in Am. consulate at Cairo Oct. 4, 1934 ; at
Tallinn Feb. 25, 1939 ; to the Dept. Sept. 9, 1939 ; at
Mexico City Dec. 14, 1939 ; admin, asst. at Mexico
City Feb. 10, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Winfree, Robert Means. — b. Washington, D. C, June
23, 1916; high sch.; Catholic U., B.S. 1939; telephone
repair work 1937-38 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. and
assigned to the Dept. Sept. 20, 1939 ; at Berlin Nov.
1, 1939 ; at Buenos Aires Dec. 15, 1941 ; v.c. at Buenos
Aires May 15, 1944; at Brussels Feb. 26, 1945;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946;
married.
Wingo, James G. — b. Cabugao, P.I., July 19, 1907 ;
Manila South High Sch. grad. ; U. of Philippines 1924-
26 ; George Washington, A.B. 1930 ; Southeastern U.,
LL.B. 1941 ; mem. of bar of D.C. ; newspaper corre-
spondent 1929-41 ; public-relations officer, Philippine
Govt, in exile, 1942-44 ; sr. field representative, Office
of War Information and U.S. Information Ser., 1944-
46 ; app. admin, officer in the For. Ser. and assigned
at Manila July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
five Nov. 13, 1946 ; information officer at Manila Nov.
13, 1946 ; married.
Winn, Joanne V. — b. East Orange, N.J., Mar. 28,
1909 ; educated in Australia ; app. elk. in Am. consu-
late at Sydney Nov. 1926 ; v.c. at Sydney June 13,
1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13,
1946.
Winship, North. — b. Macon, Ga., Dec. 31, 1885 ;
Gresham High Sch. grad. ; George Washington U.,
1908-9; Mercer U., B.L. 1910; mem. of bar of Ga. ;
bookkeeper in bank 1904-6 ; sec. and treas. of mfg.
plant 1907 ; app. cons, at Tahiti June 24, 1910 ; at
Owen Sound July 14, 1913 ; at Petrograd Apr. 24, 1914 ;
cons, of class six by act approved Feb. 5, 1915 ; class
five Apr. 16, 1917 ; cons, at Milan July 17, 1917 ; class
four Sept. 5, 1919 ; class three June 4, 1920 ; cons, at
Bombay Dec. 27, 1921 ; unassigned from July 4, 1922 ;
detailed to Fiume Mar. 30, 1923 ; cons, at Fiume
Apr. 2, 1924 ; For. Ser. officer of class four July 1,
1924 ; cons, at Cairo Dec. 2, 1924 ; class three Dec. 17,
1925; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Sept. 21, 1926; 1st sec.
at Cairo Sept. 21-Oct. 6, 1926; also 1st sec. at Cairo,
temp., June 13. 1927 ; cons. gen. and cons. gen. at
Copenhagen July 6, 1928; class two July 24, 1930;
couns. of leg. at Copenhagen Apr. 8, 1931 ; del., 6th
Int. Conf. for the Standardization of Penal Law,
Copenhagen, 1935 ; class one June 1, 1937 ; couns. of
emb. at Warsaw Aug. 7, 1937 ; chm. of Am. del., sub-
commission of 3d World Conf. on Radiotelegraph Ex-
perts for Aeronautics, Cracow, Poland, J 939; couns. of
leg. at Pretoria Oct. 7, 1939 ; cons. gen. at Toronto
June 21, 1941 ; at Montreal Oct. 12, 1944 ; For. Ser.
officer of class one Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Winslow, Richard Sears. — b. Newton, Mass., Dec. 19,
1908 ; Rivers' Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A.B. 1930, M.A.
1931 ; asst. dir., Div. of Research, Mass. Dept. of Cor-
rection, 1930-38 ; exec, dir., South End Settlement
468
REGISTER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 1946
House, 193S-43 ; U.S. Army 1943-45 ; team dir. and
dir. of field operations, United Nations Relief and
Rehabilitation Admin., 1945-46 ; app. asst. adviser,
P-7, in the Dept. of State June 24, 1946 ; deputy sec.
gen., U.S. del. to United Nations, at $8,179.50 Oct. 6,
1946 ; married. — A-H.
Winters, George Huey. — b. Downs, Kans., Mar. 28,
1902 ; Downs High Sch. grad. ; Kans. State Coll., B.S.
1923 ; teacher of hist, and Eng. in high sch. 1924 ; app.
elk. in Am. consulate gen. at Mexico City Mar. 10,
1925; v. c. at Mexico City Sept. 14, 1925; For. Ser.
officer unclass. and v. c. of career July 5, 1927 ; to
the Dept. July 30, 1931 ; v. c. at Habana Oct. 14, 1932 ;
at Guadalajara June 19, 1934 ; class eight July 1, 1934 ;
cons. Jan. 22, 1935 ; cons, at Guadalajara Jan. 24, 1935 ;
class seven Apr. 1, 1936 ; sec. In the Diplo. Ser. Aug. 17,
1937; class six May 1, 1938; 2d sec. at Mexico City
July 28, 1938 ; asst. to Am. commr. and exec, officer,
Agrarian Claims Commn., U. S. and Mexico, 1938- ;
class five Mar. 1, 1940 ; cons, at Ciudad Juarez May 17,
1940 ; to the Dept. July 15, 1941 ; asst. chief, Div. of the
Am. Republics, Oct. 15, 1941 ; class four June 1, 1942 ;
cons, at Nuevo Laredo June 2, 1942 ; class three July
16, 1944 ; sec. of U.S. section, Int. Boundary and Water
Commn., U.S. and Mexico, at Ciudad Juarez, Dec. 22,
1944 ; class two May 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class
two Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Wise, Murray M. — b. Ridgeville, Ind., Feb. 4, 1908 ;
Red Key High Sch. grad. ; Ball State Teachers Coll.,
B.A. 1930; Hartford Sem. Foundation, M. A. 1937;
U. of Chicago, M.A. 1937 ; teacher in high sch. 1930-31 ;
sub. dir., teacher, and dir. of Am. Sch. for Boys, Bogota,
1932-39 ; reference asst., Library of Congress, 1940,
app. divisional asst. at $3,200 in the Dept. of State Nov.
16, 1940; at $3,800 Apr. 1, 1942; at $4,600 (P-5)
Nov. 1, 1943 ; furlough for mil. ser. (U.S. Navy, It.,
overseas service) Dec. 29, 1943— June 29, 1945 ; area
specialist, P-6, May 14, 1946 ; asst. chief, Div. of Cen-
tral Am. and Panama Affairs, Sept. 25, 1946 ;
married. — CPA.
Withers, Charles D. — b. Greenville, S.C., Apr. 15,
1916; Greenville High Sch. grad.; Washington and
Lee, B.S. 1937; cashier for utility company 1938-40;
accountant-elk., Fed. Housing Admin., 1940-42 ; jr.
business analyst, War Production Bd., Feb.-Aug. 1942 ;
app. divisional asst. at $2,000 in the Dept. of State
Aug. 12, 1942 ; at $2,600 Jan. 1, 1943 ; econ. analyst at
L6opoldville Sept. 2, 1943 ; at Bordeaux July 11, 1945 ;
v.c. and econ. analyst at Bombay Jan. 16, 1946 ;
also admin, asst. at Bombay July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class eleven Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. and
econ. analyst at Bombay Nov. 13, 1946.
Withey, Francis MacLarcn. — b. Reed City, Mich.,
Jan. 23, 1912; attended schs. in Tahiti, Denmark,
France, and Canada; Jesuit Lycee (Ontario, Canada)
grad. ; Ecole des Hautes Etudes Sociales et Interna-
tionales, Paris, 1931-33 ; app. elk. In Am. consulate
at Florence Dec. 1, 1935 ; v. c at Florence Feb. 17,
1937 ; at Naples, temp., Dec. 17, 1938 ; at Florence
Mar. 29, 1939; at Palermo Oct. 30, 1939; at Nice
Sept. 19, 1940 ; at Tampico Aug. 1, 1941 ; at Salina
Cmz Jan. 6, 1942 ; at Monterrey May 17, 1943 ; at Tam-
pico, temp., Dec. 6, 1943 ; at Coatzacoalcos, temp.,
Jan. 11, 1944; at Antofagasta Mar. 17, 1944 (can-
celed) ; at Monterrey Aug. 21, 1944 ; at Tijuana Jan.
2, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eleven Nov. 13,
1946 ; married.
Withey, Howard Francis. — b. Reed City, Mich., Mar.
26, 1884 ; Orchard Lake Mil. Acad. grad. ; U. of Mich.,
LL.B. 1907 ; mem. of bar of Mich. ; Mich. Nat. Guard
1906-8; law practice 1907-18; city and prosecuting
atty. ; U. S. Army 1918-19 ; app. cons, of class seven
Sept. 5, 1919 ; assigned to Tahiti Oct. 21, 1919 ; detailed
to Copenhagen July 12, 1923 ; For. Ser. officer of class
eight July 1, 1924 ; class seven Feb. 24, 1925 ; cons, at
Limoges Dec. 30, 1925 ; at London, Ont., June 29, 1927 ;
class six July 24, 1930 ; cons, at Paris July 28, 1931 ;
at Tunis Apr. 19, 1933 ; at Naples Nov. 11, 1933 ; sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 1, 1937 ; cons, at Trieste Mar. 8,
1941 ; class five Aug. 16, 1941; cons, at Veracruz Sept.
3, 1941 ; at Halifax May 31, 1944 ; For. Ser. officer of
class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Witman, William, 2d, — b. Harrisburg, Pa., Jan. 31,
1914 ; Coppet College la Chataigneraie, Switzerland ;
Gunnery Sch. grad. ; Yale, B.A. 1935 ; business sch. ;
app. elk. to cml. att. at Caracas Nov. 25, 1935 ; asst.
trade commr. at Caracas Jan. 20, 1939 ; For. Ser. officer
unclass. July 1, 1939 ; to the Dept., temp., Aug. 17,
1939 ; For. Ser. officer at Beirut Oct. 6, 1939 ; v. c. of
career and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; v. c.
at Beirut Dec. 29, 1939 ; class eight Oct. 20, 1942 ; 3d
sec. at Beirut in addition to duties as v.c. Nov. 19, 1942 ;
v.c. at Basra Nov. 12, 1943 (canceled) ; 3d sec. at
Ankara Jan. 29, 1944 ; act. cml. att. at Ankara Apr. 5.
1944 ; class seven July 16, 1944 ; asst. cml. att. at
Athens Nov. 28, 1944 ; class six Aug. 13, 1945 ; cons.
Feb. 1, 1946 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Athens Feb. 25, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946.
Wolf, Charles, Jr. — b. New York, N.Y., Aug. 1,
1924 ; DeWitt Clinton High Sch. grad. ; Harvard,
S.B. 1943 ; U.S. Army 1943-45, overseas service ; app.
v.c. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the
Dept. Dec. 17, 1945 ; at Batavia Jan. 14( 1946 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Wolf, Franklin Warren. — b. Mt. Vernon, N.Y., Aug.
21, 1897 ; The Taft Sch. grad. ; Yale 1915-17 ; U.S.N.R.
1917-22, ensign, overseas service ; treasurer of utility
company 1923-33 ; supervisor, Nat. Recovery Admin,
and Securities and Exchange Commn., 1934-43 ; app.
sr. econ. analyst at Montevideo Jan. 10, 1943 ; cml.
att. at Montevideo July 10. 1945 ; For. Ser. Reserve
officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Wolf, Joseph J. — b. San Francisco, Calif., Apr. 23,
1912 ; Lowell High Sch. grad. ; Stanford, A.B. 1933 ;
Harvard, LL.B. 1936 ; mem. of bar of Calif. ; assoc.
with law firm 1938-42; U.S. Army 1942-46, capt.,
overseas service ; app. for. affairs specialist, P— 5, in
the Dept. of State Nov. 19, 1946. — AV.
Wolf, Klara Cecilia. — b. Vienna, Austria, Oct. 10,
1914 ; naturalized ; U. of Vienna, Ph.D. 1938 ; Colum-
bia, M.S. 1941 ; teacher 1933-34 ; with social welfare
bu. 1940-45 ; app. admin, asst. in the For. Ser. Auxil-
iary and assigned at Naples Feb. 21, 1945 ; admin, asst.
at Vienna Aug. 16, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
BIOGRAPHIES
469
Wolff, Stanley B— b. New York, N. Y., July 22, 1919; De Witt
Clinton High Sen. grad.; N. Y. U., B. A. 1939, grad. work 1939-46;
social worker, N. Y. City Dept. of Welfare, 1940-41; insp., Dept.
of Labor, 1941-46; U. S. Army 1943-45, overseas service; app.
For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. June 3, 1946; to the Dept. July 1, 1946; v. c. at Leopoldville
Aug. 21, 1946; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Wolkin, Paul Alexander.— b. Philadelphia, Pa., Oct. 14, 1917;
Overbrook High Sch. grad.; TJ. of Pa., A. B. 1937, A. M. 1938,
LL. B. 1941; mem. of bar of Pa.; law elk. 1942-44; atty., For.
Econ. Admin., 1944-45; counsel, French Supply Council, 1945-46;
app. asst. to the legal adviser, P-6, in the Dept. of State Aug. 20,
1946; married. — Le.
Wollam, Park Fields. — b. Spiceland, Ind., June 26,
1917 ; Pomona High Sch. grad. ; Chaffey Jr. Coll., A.A.
1936; Occidental Coll., A.B. 1938; U. of Calif., M.A.
1940, grad. work 1940-41 ; asst. planner for dry-dock
company 1942-43 ; information analyst, Office of Co-
ordinator of Inter-Am. Affairs, Jan.-Mar. 1943 ; app.
v.c at Cali Mar. 1, 1943 ; furlough for mil. ser. May
16, 1945-May 16, 1946 ; v.c. at Tijuana July 2, 1946 ;
v.c. and admin, asst. at La Paz July 10, 1946 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class eleven Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at
La Paz Nov. 13, 1946.
Wood, Clinton Tyler. — b. Wellington, S. Africa, of Am. parents
Feb. 18, 1900; Boy's High Sch., Wellington, grad.; Wooster Acad.
grad.; Princeton, A. B. 1921; Columbia TJ. 1922-23; teacher,
Scarborough Sch., 1921-24; district traffic mgr. for telephone
company 1924-27; statistician asst. to head of firm, and partner
in stock brokerage firm 1927-42; staff adviser, War Production
Bd., Jan.-July 1942; asst. to dir. of procurement and deputy chm.
of branch, War Dept., 1942-43; TJ. S. Army 1918-21, 1943-45, col.;
app. special asst. to the asst. sec. of state for econ. affiairs, P-8,
Nov. 8, 1945; 1st alt., TJ. S. del., 4th sess. of the Council, Atlantic
City, N. J., 1946, 5th sess., Geneva, 1946, United Nations Relief
and Rehabilitation Admin.; married. — A-C.
Wood, David Lufkin. — b. Bar Harbor, Maine, Dec. 10,
1912; Carl Schurz High Sch. (Chicago) grad.; North-
western, B.S. 1934, grad. work 1935-36 ; George
Washington TJ. 1937-39 ; admin, sec. with cml. firm
1935-36 ; personnel consultant and regional repre-
sentative, Social Security Bd., 1937-42 ; admin, and
liaison officer 1942-43, chm. of area bds. of employ-
ment coordination 1946, War Dept. ; U.S. Army 1943-
46 ; app. personnel technician, CAF-11, in the Dept. of
State Sept. 30, 1946. — FP.
Wood, Harold Clifton. — b. Boston, Mass., Feb. 19,
1896 ; Somerville High Sch. grad. ; business sch. ; Bos-
ton Coll. 1916-17; U. S. Army 1917-19; stenog. 1920;
elk. in Mexico 1920-21 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at
Guaymas Oct. 24, 1921 ; v. c. at Guaymas Feb. 17, 1922 ;
at Salina Cruz Oct. 8, 1923 ; at Durango, temp., Oct.
23, 1925; at Mexico City Jan. 28, 1926; at Vera Cruz
Nov. 22, 1926 ; at Puerto Mexico Aug. 17, 1927 ; at
Vera Cruz Sept. 28, 1928; at Piedras Negras Nov. 7,
1929 ; at Manzanillo, temp., Sept. 27, 1943 ; at Piedras
Negras Dec. 23, 1943 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
nine Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Wood, Hilton Farr. — b. Herkimer, N.Y., Aug. 25, 1914 ;
Herkimer High Sch. grad. ; Syracuse U., B.S. 1937 ;
correspondent in sales div. of mfg. company 1937—42 ;
app. v.c. at Guayaquil Oct. 8, 1942; at Port Lim6n
June 26, 1944 ; v.c. and admin, asst. at St. John May
22, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov.
3 3, 1946 ; v.c. at St. John Nov. 13, 1946.
Wood, John Rhoden. — b. Dupont, Ga., Feb. 7, 1894 ;
high-sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ; Miltown Oaklawn
Acad. 1910-12 ; Sorbonne 1919 ; instr. in public schs. ;
stenog., accountant, and auditor 1913-16 ; U.S. Army
1917-19, 2d It. ; O.R.C. 1st It. ; app. elk. in Am. emb.
at Paris July 1, 1919; v.c. at Paris Mar. 27, 1922;
detailed to the Dept. Aug. 13, 1941 ; v.c. and att. at
Paris Aug. 29, 1944 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class
six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Wood, Merle Kuhn. — b. Springville, N. Y., Sept. 30.
1898 ; Griffith Inst. grad. ; Nat. U. of Therapeutics,
D.C. 1921 ; U. of Wash., grad. work 1924-25 ; O. R. C.
1927-39, 2d It. ; elk. and chief of sections, U.S. Veterans'
Admin., 1918-21, 1925-35 ; chief of section and admin,
officer, Treas. Dept., 1935-38 ; chief of section and
admin, planner for sec, Dept. of Labor, 1938-41 ; admin,
analyst, Bu. of the Budget, 1941-44 ; app. admin,
analyst at $5,400 in the Dept. of State June 16, 3944;
act. admin, sec, Int. Civil Aviation Conf., Chicago,
1944 ; management analyst at $5,600 (CAF-13) Jan. 1,
1945 ; deputy admin, sec, United Nations Conf. on
Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; alt., Efficiency Rating
Conim., 1946 ; exec, officer, Office of Near Eastern and
African Affairs, CAF-14, Jan. 2, 1946 ; sec, U.S. del.,
Middle East Regional Air Navigation Meeting, Pro-
visional Int. Civil Aviation Org., Cairo, 1946 ; mar-
ried.— NEA.
Wood, Minter. — b. Sunflower, Miss., Nov. 26, 1913 ;
Dermott High Sch. grad. ; Ark. State Teachers Coll.,
B.A. 1935 ; Nat. U. of Mexico 1935 ; Tulane U., M.A.
1938 ; grad. work, U. of Tex. 1939, U. of Chicago 1939-
41; teacher in secondary schs., 1935-37, 1938-39; news
analyst 1941-42, information analyst 1942-43, po-
litical analyst 1943-44, Office of Coordinator of Inter-
Am. Affairs ; app. programs analyst at $5,600 (P-6) in
the Dept. of State Aug. 22, 1944 ; mem., Review Comm.
on Visual and Audio Material, 1946- ; married.
Woodard, Granville O. — b. La Crosse, Wis., Apr. 14,
1895 ; Riverside Polytech. High Sch. grad. ; Emerson
Inst. ; Grad. Sch. of Mil. Aeronautics, U. of Tex., 1917 ;
Ecole de Tir Agrien, France, 1918; U. of Calif., A.B.
1922 ; Georgetown Sch. of For. Ser. 1922-23 ; Berlitz
Sch. of Languages 1922-23 ; laboratory technician 1916-
17 ; U. S. Army 1917-19, 1st It., overseas service ; app.
v. c of career of class three Feb. 26, 1923 ; v. c at
Tientsin Apr. 27, 1923 ; For. Ser. officer unclass. July 1,
1924 ; entered Bu. of For. and Dom. Com. Feb. 22, 1927 ;
asst. trade commr. at Shanghai 1927-28 ; trade commr.
at Shanghai 1928-30 ; at Hong Kong 1930-31 ; Far
East specialist, N.Y. office, Dept. of Com., 1931-34 ;
West Coast Adviser on Far East Trade, San Francisco
office, Dept. of Com., 1934-36 ; business mgr., publish-
ing house, 1936 ; app. economic analyst at $4,600 In
the Dept. of State July 26, 1937 ; divisional asst. July
10, 1939; at $5,600 Apr. 1, 1941; asst. chief, Div. of
Exports and Defense Aid, Dec 3, 1941 ; at $6,500 Jan.
1, 1942 ; special asst. and exec. sec. to the Comm. for
Reciprocity Information June 18, 1942 ; divisional asst.
July 1, 1942 ; at $6,400 (P-6) Oct. 1, 1943 ; married. —
CA.
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REGISTER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 1946
Woodfall, Colin Campbell. — b. Somerville, Mass., Oct.
28, 1912; Middlebury Coll., A.B. 1934; sec. 1934-35;
teacher 1935 ; head of secretarial staff, Middlebury Coll.,
summer sessions 1936, 1937 ; teacher of Eng. in P.R.
1936-37 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. and assigned to the
Dept. July 7, 1941 ; at Buenos Aires Aug. 16, 1941 ;
v.c. at Buenos Ai»es May 15, 1944 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946.
Woods, Sam E.— b. Starvllle, Tex., May 15, 1892;
Purvis (Miss.) High Sen. grad. ; Miss. State Teachers
Coll., B.S. ; summer courses, TJ. of Miss., D. of Wis.,
and Mass. Inst, of Tech. ; head of dept. of manual arts,
Miss. State Teachers Coll., 3 years. ; U. S. Marine Avia-
tion Corps during World War; U. S. Army Educational
Corps in France and Germany ; educational work In
Czechoslovakia 1920, in U. S. 1922-29 ; banking 2 yrs. ;
TJ. S. observer, 17th Int. Parliamentary Cong, of Com.,
Prague, 1931 ; editor ; author ; app. asst. trade commr.
at Prague July 16, 1929 ; asst. cml. att. Feb. 17, 1933 ;
cml. att. Jan. 18, 1934; cml. att. at Berlin Aug. 30.
1937, serving as insp. of For. Sev. establishments of
Dept. of Com. in continental Europe, British Isles, and
Egypt Aug. 30, 1937-May 20, 1939; For. Ser. officer
of class one July 1, 1939 ; cons, and sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; relieved of duties as cml. att. at
Berlin Dec. 11, 1941 ; cons. gen. and cons. gen. at Zurich
and Vaduz July 3, 1942 ; at Istanbul June 5, 1945
(canceled) ; to the Dept. Nov. 2, 1945; cons. gen. at
Zurich and Vaduz Jan. 9, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class one Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Woodward, Margaret Rupli (Mrs.).— b. Washington, D. C;
Western High Sch. grad.; Goucher, B. A. 1931; U. of Paris,
diplome 1930; Inst, of Int. Studies, Geneva, 1933-34; U. of Chicago
1937-39; research asst., Dept. of Labor, 1934-37; asst. to labor
delegates, Int. Textile Conf., Washington, 1937; correspondent
in Amsterdam for broadcasting company 1939-40; research
analyst, Office of Production Management, 1940-41; econ.
analyst, War Manpower Commn., 1941-43, For. Econ. Admin..
London, 1943-45; asst., Anglo-Am. Swiss Econ. Negotiations,
Bern, 1945; app. information specialist, CAF-12, in the Dept. of
State Apr. 10, 1946.— PL.
Woodward, Robert Forbes. — b. Minneapolis, Minn.,
Oct. 1, 1908 ; Central High Sch. grad. ; U. of Minn.,
B.A. 1930; mgr. of printing plant and editor 1927-30 ;
app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c. of career, and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 17, 1931 ; v. c. at Winnipeg Jan.
12, 1932 ; For. Ser. Sch. Apr. 22, 1933 ; v. c. at Buenos
Aires Aug. 28, 1933 ; at Asuncion, temp., Sept. 5, 1935 :
at Buenos Aires Nov. 16, 1935 ; 3d sec. at Bogota
June 9, 1936 ; also v. c. at Bogota June 10, 1936 ; v. c.
at Rio de Janeiro Sept. 29, 1937 ; class eight Mar. 16,
1939 ; to the Dept. Apr. 15, 1939 ; cla^s seven May 1,
1941 ; act. asst. chief, Div. of the Am. Republics, Nov.
24, 1941 ; asst. chief July 2, 1942 ; cons. Aug. 11, 1942 ;
2d sec. and cons, at La Paz, Bolivia, Sept. 17, 1942 ;
class six July 16, 1943 ; to the Dept. June 16, 1944 ;
act. asst. chief, Div. of North and West Coast Affairs,
July 26, 1944 ; 2d sec. at Guatemala Aug. 2, 1944 ;
class four May 16, 1945 ; 1st sec. at Guatemala June
20, 1945 ; couns. of emb. at Habana Dec. 26, 1945 ; For.
Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Woodward, Stanley. — b. Philadelphia, Pa., Mar. 12,
1899 ; St. George's Sch. ; Yale, B.A. 1922 ; Ecole Libre
des Sciences Politiques 1923-24; U. S. Army 1918;
teacher, Yale-in-China, Changsha, 1922-23 ; app. For.
Ser. officer unclass. Mar. 20, 1925 ; v. c. of career and
assigned to the Dept. Sept. 2, 1925 ; t. c. at Geneva
Mar. 3, 1926; detailed to 10th and 12th sess., League
of Nations Opium Advisory Committee, Geneva, 1927
and 1929 ; to the Dept. Mar. 10, 1929 ; sec. in the Diplo.
Ser. June 13, 1929 ; 3d sec. at Brussels June 26, 1929 ;
class eight and cons. Dec. 19, 1929 ; sec. of del., Conf.
for the Codification of Int. Law, The Hague, 1930 ; class
seven July 1, 1931 ; 2d sec, at Tokyo Aug. 4, 1932
(canceled); at Port-au-Prince Sept. 8, 1933; resigned
Oct. 31, 1934 ; city park commr. 1934-38 ; app. asst.
chief, Div. of Protocol, Dept. of State, at $6,500 Sept.
I, 1937 ; mem., hospitality committee, 8th Am. Scientific
Cong., Washington, 1940 ; at $6,750 Oct. 1, 1941; chief,
Div. of Protocol, Jan. 15, 1944; at $7,000 Apr. 1,
1944; at $8,000 (P-8) Feb. 15, 1945; protocol officer.
United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ;
chief of protocol July 15, 1946 ; married. — PR.
Woodyear, William Edward. — b. Baltimore, Md., July
12, 1906 ; high-sch. grad. ; Johns Hopkins U. 1924-26 ;
interviewer with telephone company 1926-28 ; asst.
merchandise mgr. in dept. store 1928—33 ; asst. mgr.
of bu., Fed. Emergency Relief Admin., 1933-36; div.
mgr., Md, State Employment Ser., 1936-42 ; occupa-
tional analyst, Fed. Security Agency, Feb.-Nov. 1942 ;
asst. personnel officer, Office for Emergency Manage-
ment, 1942-43 ; personnel dir., Office of Lend-Lense
Admin., 1943—44 ; personnel officer, For. Econ. Admin.,
1944-45 ; app. admin, officer in the For. Ser. Auxil-
iary and assigned to the Dept. June 16, 1945 ; person-
nel officer, CAF-13, in the Dept. of State Apr. 22,
1946 ; married. — FP.
Woolf, Donald L. — b. in Ark., Apr. 25, 1915; Tracy
(Calif.) High Sch. grad. ; U. of Calif., A.B. 1940, grad.
work 1940-41 ; teacher, Am. Sch. of Quito, Ecuador,
1941-42 ; app. jr. econ. analyst in the For. Ser.
Auxiliary and assigned at Montevideo Sept. 26, 1942 :
at Brazzaville Aug. 11, 1943 ; at Dakar Oct. 11, 1944 ;
v.c. at Dakar Dec. 7, 1944; v.c. and econ. analyst at
Tunis June 13, 1945 ; v.c. at Wellington Oct. 31. 1945 ;
For. Ser. Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946:
married.
Woolley, Herbert Ballantyne. — b. Logan, Utah, Nov.
19, 1917 ; Oakland Tech. High. Sch. grad. ; Stanford,
A. B. 1939 ; Harvard, M.A. 1941 : teaching fellow, Har-
vard, 1941-42 ; asst. economist. Office of the Coordina-
tor of Information, Feb.-June 1942 ; economist, War
Production Bd., 1942-44 : app. divisional asst. at $4,600
(P-5) in the Dept. of State June 26, 1944; economist
July 1, 1944 ; P-6 Oct. 10, 1945 ; married. — ED.
Wooster, Julia Louise. — b. New Haven, Conn., June
II, 1914 ; New Haven High Sch. grad. ; Albertus Magnus
Coll., A.B. 1935 ; Am. U., grad. work 1939-44 ; stenog.,
Treasury Dept., 1936-37 ; research asst., Farm Credit
Admin., 1937-42 ; economist, Dept. of Agri., 1942-43,
Bd. of Governors, Fed. Reserve System, 1943-44 ; app.
v.c. at Bahia June 17, 1944 : also admin, asst. at Bahia
July 1, 1946 : For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov.
13, 1946 ; v.c. at Bordeaux Nov. 14, 1946.
Worden, Marion Louise. — -b. Lake George, N.Y., Dec.
28, 1919 ; Lake George Union High Sch. grad. ; Syra-
cuse, A.B. 1941 : U. of Nebr.. M.A. 1942 ; trainee 1942-
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471
45, agri. economist 1943-46, Dept. of Agri. ; app.
econ. analyst in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned
to the Korean Bcon. Mission Aug. 23, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class ten Nov. 13, 1946.
Worster, Stephen Carlton. — b. Eliot, Me., Jan. 30,
1900 ; Eliot High Sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ;
stenog., War Dept., 1918-19 ; stenog-clk. in El Salvador
1919-20 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Manzanillo Mar.
14, 1921 ; at Torre6n Apr. 26, 1921 ; v. c. at TorreOn
June 27, 1921 ; at Winnipeg Mar. 7, 1922 ; resigned
Oct. 15, 1922 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate at Nogales
Feb. 16, 1923; v. c. at Nogales Sept. 22, 1923; at
Aguascalientes Dec. 7, 1925 ; at Vera Cruz Jan. 2,
1926 ; at Kingston Nov. 22, 1926 ; resigned Feb. 25,
1927 ; app. v. c. at Rosarlo Mar. 5, 1927 ; at Antofagasta
July 20, 1927 ; at Iquique, temp., Aug. 27, 1927 ; at
Antofagasta Mar. 3, 1928 ; at Iquique, temp., Feb. 6,
1929 ; at Arica July 2, 1929 ; at Niagara Falls Aug. 26,
1930; at Cartagena Nov. 21, 1931; at Bogota Oct. 4,
1933 ; at Cartagena, temp.. May 22, 1936 ; at Mexico
City Mar. 1, 1937; at Durango, temp., July 21, 1937;
at Mexico City Oct. 19, 1937 ; at Guaymas, temp., June
22, 1938 ; at Mexico City Sept. 15, 1938 ; at Menda Sept.
30, 1938 ; at Coatzacoalcos Sept. 10, 1940 ; at Merida
Nov. 2, 1943 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eight Nov.
13, 1946.
Woytinsky, Emma Savely (Mrs.) — b. Witebsk, Rus-
sia ; naturalized 1941 ; high-sch. grad. ; Bestugeff U.,
St. Petersburg, grad. 1914 ; Sorbonne 1920-22 ; l'Ecole
des Hautes Etudes Sociales, Paris, 1933-35 ; teacher
in public sens, in Irkutsk and Stavropol, Russia, 1914-
16 ; reporter for newspapers in Petrograd 1917 ; lec-
turer. Froebel Inst., Tiflis, Russia, 1918 ; gen. sec.
for publication ser. in Rome and Paris 1919-22 ; re-
search assoc. for encyclopedia in Berlin 1923-28 ;
journalist and writer for newspapers in Berlin 1928-
32 ; mem. of research staff, Social Science Research
Council, 1940—41 ; assoc. economist 1942—43, econo-
mist 1944-45, For. Econ. Admin. ; transferred to the
Dept. of State as economist, P-4, Oct. 20, 1945. — DRE.
Wren, Fred Montelle. — b. Sherman, Maine, Apr. 29,
1900 ; Sherman Mills High Sch. grad. : business sch. ;
U. of Maine 1919-21 ; Berlitz Sch., Rotterdam, 1928-
32 : U. S. Army 1917-19, overseas service ; teacher of
French in high schs. 1921-24 ; patrol insp. 1924-26,
immigrant insp. 1926-28, tech. adviser at Rotterdam
and Antwerp 1928-32, officer in charge at Halifax
1935-46, Immigration and Naturalization Ser. ; app.
v.c. and admin, asst. in the For. Ser. and assigned
at Halifax Jan. 8, 1946 ; For. Ster. Reserve officer of
class five Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Halifax Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Wright, Edwin Milton. — b. Tabriz, Iran, of Am. parents Jan.
12, 1897; Wooster (Ohio) High Sch. grad.; Coll. of Wooster,
A. B. 1918; Columbia, M. A. 1930, grad. work 1938-41; Sch. of
Oriental Studies, Am. U., Cairo, 1943-45; principal of high sch.,
Presbyterian Missionary Bd., 1921-37; lecturer in hist., Colum-
bia U., 1938-41; research analyst, Office of Stragetic Services,
1941-42; U. S. Army 1942-46, It. col., overseas service; app. coun-
try specialist, P-6, in the Dept. of State Feb. 11, 1948; special
asst. to the dir., Office of Near Eastern and African Affairs,
P-7. Nov. 3, 1946; married.— NEA.
Wright, George Green, Jr. — b. Ann Arbor, Mich., Aug.
17, 1916; Bedford High Sch. (Detroit) grad.; Olivet
Coll., B. A. 1936 ; U. of Chicago, Ph. D. 1941 ; instr.,
U. of Chicago, 1941-42; sr. research fellow, Calif.
Inst, of Tech., 1943-46 ; app. research asst., P-5, in
the Dept. of State Oct. 1, 1946 ; married. — CON.
Wright, Gordon Justin. — b. Lynden, Wash., Apr. 24,
1912 ; Snohomish High Sch. grad. ; Whiteman Coll., A.B.
1933, Stanford A.M. 1935, Ph.D. 1939 ; TJ. of Grenoble
and U. of Paris 1937-38 ; instr. in high sch. 1933-34 ;
Sanders Fellow, George Washington U., 1936-37;
Fellow, Am. Field Service Assn., 1937-3S ; Rosenberg
Fellow, Stanford U., 1938-39; asst. prof, of hist., U.
of Oreg., 1939-43 ; app. divisional asst. at $4,600 in
the Dept. of State Jan. 3, 1944 ; country specialist
July 1, 1944 ; elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and v.c. at
Paris Nov. 28, 1944 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of
career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Feb. 27, 1946 ; 3d
sec. and v.c. at Paris Mar. 8, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Wright, Irene Aloha.— b. Lake City, Colo. ; Va. Coll.
for Young Ladies grad. ; Stanford, B.A. 1905 ; elk.,
U. S. mil. govt, of occupation in Cuba, 1900-1901 ;
special writer on economic and political subjects, Am.
and Cuban newspapers, 1905-14 ; elk., office of naval
att., Madrid, 1914—18 ; historical research in Spain,
England, and the Netherlands 1914, 1918-36; del., 3d
Cong, of Hispanic-Am. Geography and Hist., Seville,
1930, and 26th Bess, of Int. Cong, of Americanists,
Seville, 1935 ; representative in Spain of TJ. S. Library
of Cong. 1932-36; assoc. archivist, National Archives,
1936-39 ; historian of Caribbean area ; app. divisional
asst. at $3,800 in the Dept. of State Mar. 16, 1939;
chm., Interdivisional Comm. on Motion Pictures 1939-
44, Evaluating Comm. on Motion Pictures and Visual
Aids 1944— ; del. of Am. Assn. of TJ. Women and of
Society of Women Geographers, 8th Am. Scientific
Cong., Washington, 1940 ; at $4,000 Oct. 1, 1941 ; at
$4,600 Dec. 16, 1941 ; exec, sec, Jt. Comm. on Content
(Motion Pictures) 1943-44, Jt. Comm. on Motion Pic-
tures and Visual Aids 1944-46 ; at $4,800 July 1, 1944 ;
special asst. at $5,600 (P-6) Sept. 5, 1944; sec, Jt.
Comm. on Radio Program Content 1944-46, and Jt.
Comm. on Publications 1944-46 ; act. attestation
officer and chm., Comm. on Attestation, Jan. 1, 1946 ;
chm., Review Comm. on Visual and Audio Material,
1946- ; adviser to U.S. del., 4th Gen. Assembly, Pan
Am. Inst, of Geog. and Hist., Caracas, 1946 ; expert,
1st Gen. Conf., United Nations Educational, Scientific,
and Cultural Org., Paris, 1946. — OIC.
Wright, James H. — b. Chillicothe, Mo., Feb. 21,
1907 ; Chillicothe High Sch. grad. ; U. of Mo. 1924-27 ;
app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. e. of career, and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 19, 1929 ; v. c. at Vera Cruz,
temp., Jan. 7, 1930; For. Ser. Sch. Apr. 19, 1930;
v. c at Cologne July 9, 1930 ; v. c and 3d sec. at
Bogota Sept. 29, 1937 ; class eight and cons. May 1,
1938 ; cons, at Bogota in addition to duties as 3d sec.
May 12, 1938 ; class seven Mar. 1, 1940 ; 2d sec. at Bo-
gota, in addition to duties as cons. Apr. 27, 1940; to
the Dept. June 11, 1941 ; class six July 16, 1943 ;
asst. to the dir., Office of Am. Republic Affairs, Apr.
25, 1944; alt. del., Inter-Am. Coffee Bd., 1944-; liai-
son sec. United Nations Monetary and Financial
Conf., Bretton Woods, N. H., 1944 ; adviser to U. S.
mem., 2d sess. of the Council, United Nations Relief
and Rehabilitation Admin., Montreal, 1944 ; also chief,
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Div. of North and West Coast Affairs, Oct. 16, 1944 ;
couns. of emb. at Habana Apr. 25, 1945 ; class four
May 16, 1945 ; to the Dept. Oct. 26, 1945 : special asst.
to asst. sec. of state for Am. republic affairs, Nov. 1,
1945 ; For. Ser. officer of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married. — A— Br.
Wright, Mabel H. (Mrs.). — b. Chemulpo, Korea,
Nov. 2, 1903 ; Am. citizen ; high-sch. (Tokyo) grad. ;
business sch. in London ; elk. with oil company in
Korea and Yokohama 1927-36 ; sec. to sch. principal
1943-45 ; app. admin, asst. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary
and assigned to the Korean Bcon. Mission Aug. 24,
1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class twelve Nov. 13,
1946.
Wright, Orville Kenneth. — b. Duncan, Okla., Feb. 25
1914 ; Duncan High Sch. grad. ; George Washington
B. S. 1941, grad. work 1941-42; elk., Agri. Adjust
ment Admin., 1934-35 ; U. S. Marine Corps 1937-39
sr. cost accounting elk., Farm Security Admin., 1935-
42 ; sr. admin, analyst, War Production Bd., 1942-44
management specialist, Office of War Information
1944-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State as manage
ment specialist, CAF-13, Aug. 31, 1945 ; married. — DB
Wright, Robert Bruce. — b. Manila, P. I., June 18,
1917 ; Meadville High Sch. grad. ; Nichols Prep. Sch. ;
Allegheny Coll., A.B. 1940 ; Fletcher Sch. of Law and
Diplomacy, M.A. 1941, M.A.L.D. 1942 ; grad. asst.,
Tufts Coll., 1942 ; air-intelligence specialist, War Dept.,
1942-45; app. country specialist at $4,300 (P-4) in
the Dept. of State Sept. 4, 1945 ; P-5 Sept. 8, 1946 ;
married. — CP.
Wright, Robert Jefferson. — b. Oneal, Ark., Mar. 11,
1909 ; Batesville High Sch. grad. ; business sch. ; sales-
man for packing company 1932-35 ; bldg. guard, Nat.
Recovery Admin., 1935 ; asst. chief of section, Dept. of
Interior, 1935-42 ; purchasing agt., Selective Service
System, ,1942-45 ; requisitions specialist and analyst,
For. Econ. Admin., 1945 ; transferred to the Dept. of
State as requisition specialist, CAF-11, Oct. 20, 1945 ;
analyst, Dec. 30, 1945 ; married. — OFLC.
Wright, William Diggs. — B. Erie, Pa., Nov. 26, 1902 ;
Erie Central High Sch. grad. ; Columbia U. 1922-24,
1926-28 ; asst. personnel officer for restaurant corp.
1928-29 ; asst. traffic supt. for telephone company
1930-33 ; field inspector in alcohol tax unit, Bu. of Int.
Revenue, 1934-38 ; mem. of chief's staff, U.S. Secret
Service, 1938-40 ; service operations officer, deputy dir.,
dir., Div. of Central Admin. Services, Office for Emer-
gency Management, 1940-44 ; app. special asst. to the
dir.. Office of Departmental Admin., Dept. of State, at
$8,000 Dec. 1, 1944 ; assoc. chief, Div. of Central Serv-
ices, Dec. 20, 1944 ; admin, sec, United Nations Conf.
on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; asst. security officer
June 18, 1945 ; at $8,750 July 1, 1945 ; act. chief, Div.
of Central Services, July 17, 1945 ; chief, CAF-15, Feb.
24, 1946 ; married. — CS.
Wright, William P. — b. Toano, Va., Sept. 8, 1887 ;
Georgetown B.S. (For. Ser.) 1924; transportation
supervisor 1916-17 ; U. S. Army 1917-19, overseas serv-
ice ; salesman ; librarian, Georgetown Sch. of For. Ser. ;
cml. agt. 1925-26, admin, asst. 1926-35, and asst chief
1935-39, For. Ser. Div., Bu. of For. and Dom. Com. ;
app. trade commr. at Johannesburg Apr. 29, 1939 ; For.
Ser. officer of class seven July 1, 1939 ; cons, and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. Nov. 16, 1939 ; cons, at Johannesburg
Dec. 29, 1939 ; asst. cml. att. at Caracas Aug. 19, 1943 ;
class six May 16, 1945 ; cons, at Canton Jan. 28, 1946 ;
For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Wunderlich, George Martin. — b. Allenstein, Germany,
Feb. 2, 1883 ; naturalized 1944 ; Kollnisches Gym-
nasium (Berlin) grad. ; U. of Leipzig, LL.B. and Dr.
utr. jur. 1906; N.Y.U. 1936; official 1904-09, judge
1909-10, in Prussian law courts ; atty. in Berlin,
Africa, and Belgium 1910-36 ; consultant in int. law
1936-43 ; assoc. in law, Pa. Law Sch., 1939-43 ; lec-
turer, New Sch. for Social Research, 1942 ; communi-
cations analyst, Office of War Information, 1943-44;
consultant, For. Econ. Admin. 1944—45 ; transferred
to the Dept. of State as consultant for legal econ.
affairs, P-6, Oct. 20, 1945 ; married. — OFLC.
Wyman, Parker Drummcnd. — b. Evanston, 111., Aug.
23, 1922 ; Lake Forest High Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A.B.
1946 ; U.S. Army 1943-46 ; app. v.c. at Berlin Feb. 27,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and sec.
in the Diplo. Ser. July 25, 1946 ; v.c. at Berlin Aug. 12,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 18, 1946.
Wyner, Henry Dean. — b. Dorchester, Mass., Mar. 7,
1917 ; Brookline High Sch. grad. ; Harvard, A.B. 1939 ;
grad. work, Am. U., 1943-45 ; deck attendant, Library
of Cong., 1939-41 ; U.S. Army Feb.-Sept. 1941 ; staff
asst. for merchandising company 1941-42 ; app. elk. at
$2,000 in the Dept. of State Nov. 12, 1942 ; divisional
asst. Apr. 16, 1944 ; at $2,100 July 1, 1944 ; at $2,600
Aug. 1, 1944 ; at $2,980 July 1, 1945 ; at $3,640 (P-3)
Aug. 1, 1945 ; research asst., P-4, Aug. 11, 1946 ;
divisional asst. Nov. 17, 1946. — GA.
Xanthaky, Theodore Anthony. — b. New York, N.Y.,
Dec. 27, 1897 ; N.Y.U. 1915-17 ; cashier and accountant
in export house 1917-19 ; in credit dept. of bank
1919-20 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate gen. at Rio de
Janeiro Sept. 1, 1920 ; v.c. at Rio de Janeiro Sept. 24,
1923-Jan. 1, 1934 ; elk. and special asst. to Am. amb.
to Brazil May 7, 1934; v.c. at Rio de Janeiro May 22.
1943 ; at Lisbon Feb. 1, 1945 ; special asst. to amb.
and att. at Lisbon Mar. 7, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer
of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Yager, Joseph Arthur.— b. Owensville, Ind., Apr. 14, 1916;
high-sch. grad.; U. of Mich., A. B. 1937, LL. B. 1939, M. A.
1940; teaching fellow, U. of Mich., 1941-42; asst. economist, Nat.
Resources Planning Bd., 1942; chief of section, Office of Price
Admin., 1942-44; U. S. Army 1944-45, overseas service; app. re-
search analyst, P-5, in the Dept. of State, Jan. 7, 1946; married.—
DRF.
Yaney, Alexander, Jr. — app. management analyst,
CAF-13, in the Dept. of State July 30, 1946. — MN.
Yardley, Edward. — b. Coldwater, Kans., May 30,
1894; Rose Cml. Sch. (Mont.); Georgetown, LL.B.
1918, grad. work in law 1919 ; Georgetown Sch of
For. Ser. 1924 ; Am. U. 1925 ; studied Spanish 3 yrs. ;
mem. of bars of D.C. and Md. ; elk., Dept. of State,
1914-21 ; court reporter 1922-23 ; law practice 1924-
34 ; atty., Gen. Claims Commn., U. S. and Mexico,
1934-37; app. chief elk. and admin, asst. at $4,600
in the Dept of State Aug. 9, 1937 ; mem., President's
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Council of Personnel Admin., 1937-42; v. chm. Bd. of
Appeals and Review, 1937—41 ; director of personnel at
$5,600 Jan. 27, 1939 ; v. chm., Efficiency Rating Com-
mittee, 1941-42 ; at $5,800 Oct. 1, 1941 ; special asst.
and exec. sec. to the Comm. for Reciprocity Informa-
tion at $6,500 (P-7) Aug. 27, 1942; married. — CP.
Yates, Lloyd Deming. — b. in Alexandria Co., Va.,
Jan. 30, 1903 ; Western High Sch. (D.C.) ; Amherst,
A.B. 1924 ; app For. Ser. officer unclass. Sept. 11,
1925 ; v. c. of career May 20, 1926 ; v. c. at Buenos
Aires May 25, 1926 ; class eight, cons., and cons, at
Buenos Aires Dec. 19, 1929 ; at Hamburg Sept. 9, 1930 ;
class seven July 1, 1934 ; cons, at Goteborg July 30,
1935 ; at Johannesburg Sept. 4, 1936 (canceled) ; at
Montreal Dec. 3, 1936 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Aug. 17,
1937 ; cons, and 2d sec. at Berlin Mar. 30, 1940 ;
relieved of duties as cons. July 15, 1941, as 2d sec.
Dec. 11, 1941 ; to the Dept. June 23, 1942 ; act. asst.
chief, Div. of For. Activity Correlation, Aug. 6, 1942;
class six July 16, 1943 ; divisional asst. at $5,600
(P-6) in the Dept. of State Dec. 14, 1943 ; exec. asst.
to special asst. to the sec. of state Nov. 1, 1944 ; asst.
chief, Div. of For. Activity Correlation, Mar. 1, 1945 ;
personnel officer, CAF-13, Aug. 11, 1946 ; married. —
FP.
Yates, Sam L., Jr. — b. Haley, Tenn., Jan. 31, 1918 ;
Western High Sch. (Detroit, Mich.) grad. ; Wayne U.,
B.A. 1939 ; U. of Mich., M.A. 1940 ; teacher 1941-42 ;
U.S. Army 1942-46, capt. ; instr. in Eng., Wayne U.,
1946 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Oct. 24, 1946 ; to the Dept. Oct.
31, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Yearns, Kenneth John. — b. Indianapolis, Ind., Jan.
20, 1907; Louisville (Ga.) Acad, grad.; George Wash-
ington, A.B. 1929 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c.
of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 16, 1930 ;
to the Dept., temp., Dec. 20, 1930; v. c. at Naples Oct.
1, 1931 ; For. Ser. Sch. Nov. 29, 1932 ; to the Dept.,
temp., Mar. 30, 1933 ; v. c. at Shanghai May 3L, 1933 ;
at Nanking Mar. 1, 1934 ; 3d sec. at Nanking Sept.
17, 1935; v. c. at Tientsin July 10, 1936; class eight
Apr. 1, 1937; cons. Apr. 22, 1937; cons, at Tientsin
Apr. 26, 1937 ; class seven Apr. 1, 1939 ; at Swatow
Oct. 5, r939-Dec. 7, 1941 ; to the Dept. June 3, 1942
class six Oct. 20, 1942 ; cons, at Calcutta Aug. 30, 1943
class five Aug. 13, 1945 ; to the Dept. Sept. 5, 1946
For. Ser. officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Yelton, Elmer Emerson.— b. Mukden, China, of Am
parents, Mar. 14, 1914 ; Cazenovia Sem. grad. ; Ham
ilton, A.B. 1934 ; U. of Cincinnati. M.A. 1935 ; actu
arial elk. with insur. company 1937-39 ; private sec
and touring counselor with automobile club 1939-40
elk. with railroad company 1940-41 ; sr. research
asst., Fed. Savings apd Loan Insur. Corp., 1941-42
U.S. Navy 1942-46, It. ; app. elk. in the For. Ser
Auxiliary and assigned to the Dept. Nov. 18, 1945
v.c. at Nairobi Jan. 22, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of
class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Yingling, Raymund Thomas. — b. Westminster, Md.,
Jan. 14, 1898; Western Md. Coll., A.B. 1918; George-
town, LL.B. 1921 ; mem. of bar of D.C. ; S.A.T.C. 1918 ;
in War Dept. 1918, 1919-20; app. elk. at $1,200 in the
Dept. of State Sept. 30, 1920 ; at $1,400 Sept. 16, 1922 ;
law elk. at $2,000 Feb. 10, 1923 ; at $2,400 July 1, 1924 ;
at $2,500 May 1, 1925 ; drafting officer at $3,000 Oct.
16, 1925 ; at $3,200 July 1, 1928 ; asst. to the solicitor
at $3,800 Feb. 1, 1929 ; at $4,200 July 1, 1930 ; asst.
to the legal adviser July 1, 1931 ; Am. representative,
Claims Committee, U. S. and Spain, 1931- ; counsel for
U.S., Gen. Claims Commn., U.S. and Panama, 1931-33 ;
at $4,600 May 1, 1935; at $4,800 June 1, 1939; at
$5,600 (P-6) Apr. 16, 1940; v. chm., Comm. on Occu-
pational Deferments, May 28, 1945- ; P-7 Aug. 25,
1946 ; chm., U.S. del., aviation conf. with Newfound-
land, 1946 ; legal adviser, U.S. del., aviation conf. with
the United Kingdom, Washington, 1946. — Le.
Yost, Charles Woodruff. — b. Watertown, N.Y., Nov.
6, 1907; Hotchkiss Sch. grad.; Princeton, A.B. 1928;
U. of Paris 1928-29 ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c.
of career, and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. Dec. 16, 1930 ; v. c.
at Alexandria, temp., Dec. 18, 1930 ; For. Ser. Sch. Feb.
20, 1932 ; v. c. at Warsaw July 26, 1932 ; resigned Aug.
14, 1933; Journalist 1933-35; in Resettlement Admin.
Mar-Aug. 1935 ; app. divisional asst. at $3,800 in the
Dept. of State Aug. 27, 1935 ; asst. chief, Div. of Arms
and Munitions Control, Sept. 19, 1935 ; at $4,600 June
16, 1936 ; asst. chief, Div. of Controls, Nov. 22, 1938 ;
at $5,600 Apr. 16, 1939 ; asst. chief, Div. of Exports and
Defense Aid, Oct. 8, 1941; at $6,500 Nov. 16, 1941;
Dept. of State representative, Policy Comm. of Bd. of
Econ. Warfare, 1941-42 ; asst. chief, Div. of Special
Research, June 1, 1942 ; asst. chief, Div. of European
Affairs, Dec. 18. 1942; divisional asst., assigned as
asst. to the area dir. for Italy, Office of For. Econ.
Coordination (canceled), Sept. 1, 1943; asst. chief,
Div. of For. Activity Correlation, Nov. 17, 1943 ; exec,
sec, Dept. of State Policy Comm., Feb. 22, 1944 ; at
$8,000 June 1, 1944 ; sec, U. S. group, Dumbarton
Oaks Conversations on Int. Org., Washington, 1944 ;
exec, sec, Jt. Secretariat of the Exec. Staff Comms.
Dec. 20, 1944, Central Secretariat Apr. 26, 1945 ; spe-
cial asst. to chm., U.S. del., United Nations Conf. on
Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; For. Ser. officer of
class five, sec. in the Diplo. Ser. and cons. May 21,
1945 ; to the Dept. June 1, 1945 ; sec. gen., U.S. del.,
Berlin Conf., 1945 ; U.S. political adviser, office of
deputy political adviser to Commanding General,
India-Burma theater, temp., Sept. 12, 1945 ; class four
May 19, 1946 ; 2d sec. and cons, at Praha June 26,
1946 ; 1st sec. at Praha in addition to duties as cons.
July 11, 1946 ; detailed as political adviser to U.S.
del., United Nations, Oct. 10, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer
of class three Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Yost, Robert Lloyd. — b. Kirkland, Wash., Sept. 8,
1922 ; Pasadena Jr. Coll. grad. ; U. of Calif, at Los
Angeles, B. A. 1942 ; U. S. Army 1942-46, overseas
service ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v. c of career,
and sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 19, 1946 ; to the Dept.
Aug. 24, 1946 ; 3d sec. and v.c. at Madrid Sept. 30,
1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ;
married.
Young, Fred Rex. — b. Defiance, Iowa, Apr. 12, 1886;
Defiance High Sch. grad. ; Iowa State Teachers' Coll.,
summer 1904 ; studied accountancy ; teacher in public
sch. 1904-10 ; asst. postmaster 1910-17 ; dep. county
treas. 1917-18; elk., War Dept., 1918; app. elk. at
$1,000 in the Dept. of State Dec. 17, 1918; at $1,200
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REGISTER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 19 46
Aug. 1, 1919 ; at $1,400 Mar. 1, 1921 ; at $1,600 Jan. 1,
1923 ; at $1,860 July 1, 1924 ; at $1,920 Dec. 1, 1925 ;
at $2,100 July 1, 1928 ; at $2,200 July 1, 1928 ; chief of
audit section, Bu. of Accounts, at $2,600 Mar. 15, 1930 ;
at $2,800 July 1, 1930 ; at $2,900 Feb. 1, 1931 ; at $3,000
Apr. 1, 1938; asst. chief, Div. of Accounts, at $3,200
Apr. 1, 1940-Jan. 15, 1944; at $3,800 (CAF-11) May
16, 1940 ; married. — BF.
Young, John Parke. — b. Los Angeles, Calif., Oct. 24,
1895 ; Occidental Acad. grad. ; Occidental Coll., A.B.
1917 ; Columbia, A.M. 1919 ; Princeton, A.M. 1920, Ph.D.
1922 ; instr. in econ., Princeton, 1922-23 ; economist and
dir. of for. currency and exchange investigation 1923-
25, representative at Dawes Reparation Conf., Paris,
1924, Senate Commn. of Gold and Silver Inquiry ;
prof, of econ. and chm. of dept., Occidental Coll.,
1926-41 ; mem., Commn. of Financial Advisers to China,
1929-30 ; pres. of financial consultant corp. 1932-41 ;
lecturer, U. of Calif., 1936-38 ; econ. analyst, Bu. of
For. and Dom. Com., 1941-42 ; chief of industry and
finance section, Am. Hemisphere Div., Bd. of Econ.
Warfare, 1942-43 ; app. divisional asst. at $6,500 in
the Dept. of State Feb. 2, 1943; asst. chief, Div. of
Financial and Monetary Affairs, Mar. 28, 1944; adviser
on int. financial institutions July 1, 1944 ; sec. of
eomm., United Nations Financial and Monetary Conf.,
Bretton Woods, N. H., 1944 ; at $6,750 Jan. 1, 1945 ;
adviser on foreign investment and act. assoc. chief,
Div. of For. Econ. Development, Mar. 1, 1945 ; tech. ex-
pert, U.S. del., United Nations Conf. on Int. Org., San
Francisco, 1945 ; at $7,437.50 July 1, 1945 ; assoc.
chief, Div. of For. Econ. Development, at $8,750 (P-8)
Sept. 21, 1945, in addition to adviser on foreign invest-
ment ; adviser, Office of Financial and Development
Policy, and Div. of Investment and Econ. Develop-
ment, Jan. 14, 1946 : tech. adviser, U.S. del., Inaugural
Meeting, Int. Monetary Fund and Int. Bank for Recon-
struction and Development, Savannah, Ga., 1946 ;
married. — ED.
Young, John Russell, Jr. — b. Hamilton, Va., Aug. 18,
1909 ; McLean High Sch. grad. ; Georgetown, B.S. (For.
Ser.) 1934; elk., Library of Cong., 1928-30; app. elk.
at $1,440 in the Dept. of State Aug. 27, 1934; at
$1,620 Mar. 1, 1935 ; at $1,800 Sept. 16, 1937 ; divi-
sional asst. at $2,600 Jan. 4, 1940; at $3,800 (P-4)
Mar. 1, 1941; furlough for mil. ser. July 27, 1942- ;
dir. of air and courier services, Int. Civil Aviation
Conf., Chicago, 1944 ; air priority officer, United Na-
tions Conf. on Int. Org., San Francisco, 1945 ; married.
Young, Kenneth Todd, Jr. — b. Toronto, Canada, of Am.
parents, June 22, 1916; Middlesex Sch. grad.; Harvard, A. B.
1939, M. A. 1942; Lingnan U., China, 1934-35; Sorbonne 1937;
teaching fellow, Harvard, 1940-42; research asst., Nat. Resources
Planning Bd., 1942; economist, War Production Bd., 1942-43;
U. S. Army 1943-46, capt., overseas service; app. asst. political
intelligence officer, P-5, in the Dept. of State May 22, 1946;
married.
Young, Samuel Henry. — b. Nicaragua, of Am. parents,
July 2, 1910 ; Fla. Mil. Acad. grad. ; business sch. ;
Ga. Sch. of Tech. 1929-30 ; app. elk. in Am. leg. at
Managua May 18, 1936 ; at Cali Nov. 10, 1942 ; at
Cartagena Aug. 8, 1944 ; resigned Aug. 31, 1944 to
enter the armed services ; U.S. Maritime Service 1944-
45 ; app. elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned
as v.c. at Ciudad Juarez Oct. 19, 1945 ; at Chihuahua,
temp.. Mar. 27, 1946; at Barbados May 20, 1946; also
admin, asst. at Barbados July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class twelve Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Barbados
Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Young, Whitney. — b. Chicago, 111., Jan. 31, 1896;
East Div. High Sch. (Milwaukee) grad. ; Harvard, A.B.
1918; U. S. Army 1917-18, 2d It.; with rubber com-
pany 1919-21 ; dom. and for. banking 1921-23 ; app.
v. c. of career of class three June 13, 1924 ; For. Ser.
officer unclass. July 1, 1924 ; v. c. at Kobe July 31, 1924 ;
at Nagasaki, temp., Aug. 13, 1928 ; at Yokohama Aug.
31, 1929 ; class eight, cons., and cons, at Yokohama
Oct. 16, 1929; at Taihoku, temp., Oct. 30, 1930; at
Colombo Jan. 23, 1932 ; sec. in the Diplo. Ser. June 16,
1933 ; For. Ser. officer to the leg. at Peiping June 19,
1933 ; also cons, at Tientsin July 1, 1933 ; 3d sec. at
Peiping in addition to duties as cons, at Tientsin July
8, 1933 ; relieved of duties as 3d sec. at Peiping Mar.
1, 1934 ; class seven July 1, 1934 ; cons, at Tsinan,
temp., May 24, 1935 ; at Tientsin Aug. 7, 1935 ; at
Seoul, temp., Oct. 15, 1935 ; at Tientsin Feb. 10, 1936 ;
at Swatow, temp., July 13, 1937 (canceled) ; at Swatow
Mar. 2, 1938 ; at Hong Kong, temp., Nov. 18, 1939 ; at
Palermo Nov. 24, 1939 (canceled) ; to the Dept. June
20, 1940; class six Nov. 16, 1943; 2d sec. and cons,
at Montevideo May 22, 1944 ; class five May 16, 1945 ;
cons, at Auckland June 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of
class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Young, William Lawrence. — b. Bristol, Pa., Feb. 12,
1898 ; high-sch. grad. ; business-sch. grad. ; elk., War
Trade Bd. 1917-19, War Dept. 1919-20; with Am.
Graves Registration Ser. 1920-22 ; elk., Veterans' Bu.,
1922 ; app. elk. in Am. leg. at Bogota Sept. 5, 1922 ;
at Habana July 17, 1923 ; at Caracas June 10, 1924 ;
at Helsingfors Nov. 11, 1927 ; at Habana May 12,
1934 ; at Montevideo Dec. 19, 1942 ; admin, asst. at
Montevideo July 1, 1945 ; at Santiago, temp., Jan. 3,
1946 ; at Montevideo May 12, 1946 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer- of class ten Nov. 13, 1946.
Young, William Welch. — b. Peking, China, of Am.
parents, June 8, 1916 ; Lenox Prep. Sch. grad. ; Syra-
cuse U., A.B. 1939, grad. work 1939-40; econ. instr.,
Syracuse U., 1939-40 ; cooperative specialist, Farm
Security Admin., 1941-42 ; econ. analyst and air spe-
cialist, War Dept., 1942-44 ; analyst, Office of Stra-
tegic Services, 1944 ; app. geographer at $3,800 (P-4)
in the Dept. of State Sept. 5, 1944 ; research analyst,
P-5, Oct. 20,' 1946 ; married. — DRA.
Young, Willis Harold. — h. Morristown, Minn., July
2, 1898 ; Medford High Sch. grad. ; business sch. ;
George Washington, LL.B. 1923 ; mem. of bar of Va. ;
U. S. Army 1918-19 ; elk. and claim examiner, Treas.
Dept., 1919-25 ; chief elk. in Fed. penitentiary, Dept.
of Justice, 1925-26 ; app. law elk. at $1,860 in the Dept.
of State June 1, 1926; at $1,920 Nov. 1, 1927; at
$2,100 July 1, 1928 ; at $2,200 July 1, 1928 ; tech. asst.
(legal) Feb. 1, 1929; at $2,600 Mar. 1, 1929; at $2,800
July 1, 1930; at $2,900 Apr. 1, 1938; divisional asst.
at $3,200 Mar. 24, 1941 ; tech. asst. (legal) and atty.
and chief of drafting Bection, Passport Div., Feb. 24,
1942 ; at $3,300 Oct. 1, 1942; divisional asst. Jan. 16,
BIOGRAPHIES
475
1944; at $3,400 Apr. 1, 1944; at $3,800 (P-4) Aug. 1,
1944; mem. of the bd. of review, P-5, Apr. 1, 1946;
married. — PD.
Zagorski, Steven Daniel. — b. Stuhlweissenburg, Hun-
gary, Apr. 24, 1S98 ; Polish Army 1918-19 ; naturalized
1945 ; San Diego Army and Navy Acad. ; Page Mil.
Acad. grad. ; business sch. (Warsaw, Poland) grad.
radio sch. 1941 ; elk. and translator, Am. leg
Warsaw, 1919-20 ; bank elk. 1921 ; salesman 1921-22
general agt., U.S. Shipping Bd., Warsaw, 1923-29
general agt. for steamship lines, Warsaw, 1929-39
insur. agt. and broker, 1940-45 ; aide to representative
of U.S. lines at Atlantic Conf. of Steamship Lines,
Brussels, 1935 ; app. admin, asst. in the For. Ser.
^Auxiliary and assigned at Warsaw July 5, 1945 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Zawacki, Edmund Ignace. — b. Easthampton, Mass.,
Feb. 1, 1908 ; Easthampton High Sch. grad. ; Harvard,
S.B. 1929, M.A. 1930, Ph.D. 1942; U. of Warsaw
1930-31 ; instr., U. of Poland, 1930-36 ; grad. asst.,
Harvard U., 1937 ; tutor for private family 1937-38 ;
instr., Clark Sch., 1938-39 ; asst. prof., U. of Wis.,
1939-46 ; app. admin, officer in the For. Ser. and
assigned at Warsaw Oct. 19, 1946 ; For. Ser. Reserve
officer of class four Nov. 13, 1946 ; cultural officer at
Warsaw Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Zawadzki, Casimir T. — b. Buffalo, N.T., Sept. 11,
1899 ; high sch. ; Canisius Coll. 1921-23 ; Polish Army
in France 1917-21 ; app. elk. in Am. consulate gen. at
Munich July 3, 1924 ; v.c. at Munich Sept. 5, 1925 ; at
Berlin Sept. 29, 1928 ; at Breslau, temp., Oct. 3, 1936 ;
at Berlin Oct. 31, 1936 ; at Breslau, temp., Aug. 2, 1937 ;
at Berlin Sept. 15, 1937 ; at Vienna, temp., June 11,
1938 ; at Breslau, temp., Aug. 16, 1938 ; at Berlin Sept.
16, 1938 ; at London July 20, 1939 (canceled) ; elk. in
Am. emb. at Berlin July 15-Dec. 11, 1941 ; v.c. at
Belfast May 14, 1942 ; elk., staff of Supreme Head-
quarters, A. E. F., at London, temp., Aug. 25, 1944 ;
v.c., office of U.S. political adviser on German affairs,
Supreme Headquarters, A.E.F., Apr. 12, 1945 ; v.c. and
admin, officer at Warsaw June 29, 1945 ; v.c. at Krakow
Dec. 4, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff officer of class eight Nov.
13, 1946 ; married.
Zentz, George H — b. St. Joseph, Mo., June 13, 1912 ;
Central High Sch. (Oklahoma City, Okla.) grad. ; U. of
Kans., A.B. 1937 ; U. of Southern Calif., grad. work
1939 ; U. of Minn., M.A. 1944 ; teacher of Spanish
1937-41 ; instr. in Spanish, U. of Minn., 1942-45 ; app.
elk. in the For. Ser. Auxiliary and assigned to the
Dept. Dec. 18, 1944 ; v.c. at Iquitos Feb. 28, 1945-
June 5, 1945 ; at Manaos June 8, 1945 ; at Para Apr.
30, 1946 ; also admin, asst. at Para July 1, 1946 ; For.
Ser. Staff officer of class eleven Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at
Para Nov. 13, 1946.
Zerbel, Harry Raymond. — b. Appleton, Wis., Feb. 17,
1920 ; Appleton High Sch. grad. ; U. of Wis., B.A.
1941, M.A. 1942 ; U.S. Army 1942-45, overseas serv-
ice ; app. For. Ser. officer unclass., v.c. of career, and
sec. in the Diplo. Ser. July 5, 1946 ; to the Dept. July
24, 1946 ; For. Ser. officer of class six Nov. 13, 1946.
Ziegler, Robert Louis. — b. New York, N. Y., Aug. 27,
1895 ; Newtown High Sch. ; with export-import firms
1915—41 ; sr. business specialist, Office of Price Admin.,
1941—42 ; head of commodity group, War Shipping
Admin., 1942—44 ; asst. chief of section, For. Econ.
Admin., 1944-45 ; transferred to the Dept. of State
as asst. chief of section. Office of For. Liquidation,
CAF-13, Oct. 20, 1945 ; sales officer, CAF-12, June 30,
1946 ; chief of ship repair and reconditioning section,
CAF-13, Aug. 25, 1946. — OFLC.
Zirkle, Vernon Buford. — b. Mt. Jackson, Va., Feb. 2,
1901 ; Mt. Jackson High Sch. grad. ; George Washing-
ton U. ; app. elk. at $900 in the Dept. of State Aug. 12,
1918 ; at $1,020 Feb. 1, 1919 ; at $1,000 under Civil
Service rules July 1, 1919 ; class one Dec. 31, 1920,
effective Jan. 1, 1921 ; elk. at Tegucigalpa Mar. 1927 ;
at Brussels 1931 ; at Caracas Sept. 1932 ; v.c. and
admin, asst. at Lisbon Sept. 17, 1945 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class nine Nov. 13, 1946 ; v.c. at Lisbon Nov.
13, 1946 ; married.
Zorziek, Elizabeth. — app. admin, officer in the For.
Ser. and assigned at Peiping July 1, 1946 ; For. Ser.
Staff officer of class eight Nov. 13, 1946 ; asst. public-
affairs officer at Peiping Nov. 13, 1946.
Zweig, Bernhardt. — b. Columbia, 111., Mar. 8, 1898;
U.S.M.C. Clerical Sch. grad. ; Columbia 1933-34 ;
U.S.M.C. 1916-20, 1921-24, overseas service; elk. in
leg. at Guatemala 1924-27 ; sec. of bank, Guatemala,
1927-29; elk. in office of mil. att., San Jose\ May 1-
June 15, 1929 ; app. elk. in Am. leg. at San Jos6 June
17, 1929; v.c. at Tegucigalpa Jan. 25, 1986 ; at San Jos6
Aug. 31, 1939 ; at Nogales Oct. 2, 1943 ; For. Ser. Staff
officer of class eight Nov. 13, 1946 ; married.
Zwemer, Raymund Lull. — b. Bahrein, Arabia, of Am.
parents, Mar. 30, 1902 ; sch. in Cairo ; Hope Prep. Sch.
grad. ; Hope Coll., A.B. 1923 ; Yale, Ph.D. 1926 ; Nat.
Research Council fellow, Harvard, 1926-28 ; asst. in
biology, Yale, 1923-26 ; instr. 1928-31, asst. prof.
1931-44, Columbia U. ; fellow, John S. Guggenheim
Memorial Foundation, 1940-41 ; U.S. del., Pan-Am.
Cong, on Endocrinology, Montevideo, 1941 ; app. cul-
tural relations att. at Quito Apr. 29, 1944 (canceled) ;
chm., Interdept. Comm. on Cooperation with the Am.
Republics, at $8,000 (P-8) in the Dept. of State June
17, 1944 ; assoc. chief, Div. of Cultural Cooperation,
Dec. 20, 1944-Aug. 31, 1945; exec, dir., Interdepart-
mental Comm. on Cultural and Scientific Cooperation,
Dee. 20, 1944 ; also special asst. to the dir., Office of
Int. Information and Cultural Affairs, Aug. 31, 1945 ;
also act. chief, Div. of Cultural Cooperation Sept. 8,
1945 ; exec, dir., Interdepartmental Comm. on Scientific
and Cultural Cooperation, in addition to special asst.
to dir., Office of Int. Information and Cultural Affairs,
Jan. 1, 1946 ; married. — OIC.
719707° — 47-
-:;i
CLASSIFICATION OF THE DEPARTMENT
CLERICAL, ADMINISTRATIVE, AND FISCAL SERVICE
CAF-16 more than $10,000.00 CAF-8 $3,773.40 to $4,525.80
CAF-15 $9,975.00 to 10,000.00 CAF-7 3,397.20 to 4,149.60
CAF-14 8,179.50 to 9,376.50 CAF-6 3,021.00 to 3,773.40
CAF-13 7,102.20 to 8,059.80 CAF-5 2,644.80 to 3,397.20
CAF-12 5,905.20 to 6,862.80 CAF-4 2,394.00 to 2,845.44
CAF-11 4,902.00 to 5,905.20 CAF-3 2,168.28 to 2,619.72
CAF-10 4,525.80 to 5,278.20 CAF-2 1,954.00 to 2,394.00
CAF-9 4,149.60 to 4,902.00 CAF-1 1,756.00 to 2,168.28
PROFESSIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC SERVICE
P-9 more than $10,000.00 P-4 $4,902.00 to $5,905.20
P-8 $9,975.00 to 10,000.00 P-3 4,149.60 to 4,902.00
P-7 8,179.50 to 9,376.50 P-2 3,397.20 to 4,149.60
P-6 7, 102.20 to 8,059.80 P-l 2,644.80 to 3,397.20
P-5 5,905.20 to 6,862.80
SUBPROFESSIONAL SERVICE
SP-8 $3,397.20 to $4,149.60 SP-4 $2,168.28 to $2,619.72
SP-7 3,021.00 to 3,773.40 SP-3 1,954.00 to 2,394.00
SP-6 2,644.80 to 3,397.20 SP-2 1,822.00 to 2,243.52
SP-5 2,394.00 to 2,845.44 SP-1 1,690.00 to 2,093.04
CRAFTS, PROTECTIVE, AND CUSTODIAL SERVICE
CPC-10 $3,648.00 to $4,400.40 CPC-5 $2,243.52 to $2,694.96
CPC-9 3,271.80 to 4,024.20 CPC-4 2,020.00 to 2,469.24
CPC-8 2,895.60 to 3,648.00 CPC-3 1,822.00 to 2,168.28
CPC-7 2,694.96 to 3,271.80 CPC-2 1,690.00 to 2,020.00
CPC-6 2,469.24 to 2,920.68 CPC-1 1,080.00 to 1,402.00
477
CLASSIFICATION OF THE FOREIGN
SERVICE
FOREIGN SERVICE OFFICERS
Class of Career Minister $13, 500
Class 1 $12, 000 to $13, 500 Class 4 $6, 000 to $7, 900
Class 2 10, 000 to 11,900 Class 5 4, 500 to 5,900
Class 3.
8, 000 to 9,900 Class 6.
3, 300 to 4, 400
FOREIGN SERVICE RESERVE OFFICERS
Class 1 $12, 000 to $13, 500
Class 2 10, 000 to 11, 900
Class 3 8, 000 to 9, 900
Class 4 $6, 000 to $7, 900
Class 5 4, 500 to 5, 900
Class 6 3, 300 to 4, 400
FOREIGN SERVICE STAFF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES
Class 1 $8, 820 to $10, 000 Class 12 $2, 880
Class 2 8, 100 to 9, 120
Class 3 7, 380 to 8, 340
Class 4 6, 660 to 7, 620
Class 5 6, 120 to 7, 140
Class 6 5, 580 to 6, 480
Class 7 5, 040 to 5, 940
Class 8 4, 500 to 5, 400
Class 9 3, 960 to 4, 860
Class 10 3, 600 to 4, 500
Class 11 3, 240 to 3, 960
478
Class 13 2,520
Class 14 2, 120
Class 15... 1,980
Class 16 1, 800
Class 17 1,620
Class 18 1, 440
Class 19 1,260
Class 20 1, 080
Class 21 900
Class 22 720
to $3, 600
to 3, 240
2,880
2,520
2, 160
1,980
1, S00
1, 620
1,440
1,260
1,080
OFFICE SYMBOLS
AACC United States Section, Caribbean
Commission
A-A/L Legislative Liaison Section
A-B Assistant Secretary for Public Af-
fairs, Mr. Benton
A-Br Assistant Secretary for American
Republic Affairs, Mr. Braden
A-C Assistant Secretary for Economic
Affairs
A-D Assistant Secretary for European,
Far Eastern, Near Eastern and
African Affairs
ADA Area Division IV (American Re-
publics)
ADE Area Division I (Europe)
ADF Area Division III (Far East)
ADN Area Division II (Near East and
Africa)
ADO Area Division V (Occupied Areas)
AF Division of African Affairs
A-H Assistant Secretary for Occupied
Areas, Mr. Hilldring
AMC American Mexican Claims Com-
mission
A-R Assistant Secretary for Adminis-
tration, Mr. Russell
ARA Office of American Republic Affairs
A-R/P Deputy to the Assistant Secretary
for Administration, Mr. Panuch
A-T Assistant Secretary of State for
Economic Affairs, Mr. Thorp
AV Aviation Division
BA Division of Brazilian Affairs
BC Division of British Commonwealth
Affairs
BI Biographic Information Division
C Counselor of the Department of
State, Mr. Cohen
CA Division of Chinese Affairs
CAB Division of Caribbean Affairs
CE Division of Central European Af-
fairs
CIG Central Intelligence Group
CON Office of Controls
CP Division of Commercial Policy
CPA Division of Central America and
Panama Affairs
CR Division of Coordination and Re-
view
CS Division of Central Services
CSA Division of Investigations
CY Division of Cryptography
DA Division of Dependent Area Affairs
DB Division of Budget
DC Division of Communications and
Records
DF Division of Finance
DP Division of Departmental Per-
sonnel
DRA Division of Research for American
Republics
DRE Division of Research for Europe
DRF Division of Research for Far East
DRN Division of Research for Near
East and Africa
ED Division of Investment and Eco-
nomic Development
EE Division of Eastern European Af-
fairs
ES Division of Economic Security
Controls
ESC Central Secretariat of the Secre-
tary's Staff Committee
ESP Office of Economic Security Policy
EUR Office of European Affairs
FA Division of Foreign Service Admin-
istration
FBO Division of Foreign Buildings Oper-
ations
FC Division of Foreign Activity Cor-
relation
FE Office of Far Eastern Affairs
FEC Far Eastern Commission
FLC Foreign Liquidation Commissioner
FN Division of Financial Affairs
FP Division of Foreign Service Per-
sonnel
FR Division of Foreign Reporting Serv-
ices
479
480
OFFICE SYMBOLS
FSP Division of Foreign Service Plan-
ning
FSS Division of Training Services
GA Division of German and Austrian
Economic Affairs
I A Division of Special Inter-American
Affairs
IAD Acquisition and Distribution Divi-
sion
IBD International Broadcasting Divi-
sion
IC Division of International Confer-
ences
ICD Intelligence Coordination Division
IEP Division of International Exchange
of Persons
IFI Division of International and Func-
tional Intelligence
ILH Division of International Labor,
Social, and Health Affairs
ILI Division of Libraries and Institutes
IMP International Motion Pictures Divi-
sion
INP International Press and Publica-
tions Division
IR International Resources Division
IS Division of International Security
Affairs
ITP Office of International Trade Policy
JA Division of Japanese Affairs
JK Division of Japanese and Korean
Economic Affairs
Le Office of the Legal Adviser
LP Division of Lend-Lease and Surplus
War Property Affairs
MA Division of Mexican Affairs
MD Munitions Division
MEI Division of Middle Eastern and
Indian Affairs
MI Division of Map Intelligence and
Cartography
MN Division of Management Planning
NE Division of Near Eastern Affairs
NEA Office of Near Eastern and African
Affairs
NOE Division of Northern European
Affairs
NWC Division of North and West Coast
Affairs
OA Division of International Organiza-
tion Affairs
OBF Office of Budget and Finance
OCD Office of Intelligence Collection and
Dissemination
OCL Office of Intelligence Coordination
and Liaison
ODA Office of Departmental Adminis-
tration
OFD Office of Financial and Develop-
ment Policy
OFLC Office of Foreign Liquidation
OFS Office of the Foreign Service
OIC Office of International Information
and Cultural Affairs
PA Office of Public Affairs
PB Division of Publications
PD Passport Division
PED Petroleum Division
PI Division of Philippine Affairs
PL Division of Public Liaison
PN Presentation Division
PR Division of Protocol
PS Division of Public Studies
RE Division of Historical Policy Re-
search
REF Reference Division
RPA Division of River Plate Affairs
S Secretary of State
SA-B Special Assistant to the Secretary,
Mr. Ballantine
SA-E Special Assistant to the Secretary
for Research and Intelligence,
Mr. Eddy
SA-M Special Assistant for Press Rela-
tions, Mr. McDermott
SD Shipping Division
SE Division of Southern European
Affairs
SEA Division of Southeastern Asian
Affairs
S-GC Assistant to the Secretary, Mr.
Savage
SPA Office of Special Political Affairs
SPD Special Projects Division
TC Central Translating Division
TD Telecommunications Division
TRC Office of Transport and Communi-
cations
U Under Secretary of State, Mr.
Acheson
UD UNRRA Division
UE Under Secretary of State for
Economic Affairs, Mr. Clayton
VD Visa Division
WE Division of Western European
Affairs
INDEX OF OFFICES AND DIVISIONS
Page
Acquisition and Distribution Division. (IAD) 103
African Affairs, Division of. (AF) 22
American Republic Affairs, Office of. (ARA) 23
Area Division I (Europe). (ADE) 67
Area Division II (Near East and Africa). (ADN) 68
Area Division III (Far East). (ADF) 69
Area Division IV (American Republics). (ADA) 69
Area Division V (Occupied Areas). (ADO) 70
Assistant Secretary for Administration (Russell). (A-R) . 4
Assistant Secretary for American Republic Affairs
(Braden). (A-Br) 5
Assistant Secretary for Economic Affairs (Thorp). (A-T). 6
Assistant Secretary for Occupied Areas (Hilldring).
(A-H) 5
Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs (Benton). (A-B). . 4
Aviation Division. (AV) 51
Biographic Information Division. (BI) 105
Brazilian Affairs, Division of. (BA) 26
British Commonwealth Affairs, Division of. (BC) 9
Budget, Division of. (DB) 90
Budget and Finance, Office of. (OBF) 90
Caribbean Affairs, Division of. (CAB) 25
Caribbean Commission, United States Section. (A ACC) . 106
Central America and Panama Affairs, Division of. (CPA). 25
Central European Affairs, Division of. (CE) 10
Central Secretariat of the Secretary's Staff Committee.
(ESC) 8
Central Services, Division of. (CS) 82
Central Translating Division. (TC) 88
Chinese Affairs, Division of. (CA) 16
Commercial Policy, Division of. (CP) 34
Communications and Records, Division of. (DC) 85
Controls, Office of. (CON) 94
Coordination and Review, Division of. (C R) 86
Counselor of the Department. (C) 4
Cryptography, Division of. (CY) 86
Departmental Administration, Office of. (ODA) 79
Departmental Personnel, Division of. (DP) 81
Dependent Area Affairs, Division of. (DA) 31
Eastern European Affairs, Division of. (EE) 10
Economic Security Controls. Division of. (ES) 40
Economic Security Policy, Office of. (ES}') 39
Efficiency Rating Committee 107
European Afiairs, Office of. (EUR) 9
Far Eastern Affairs, Office of. (FE) 15
Finance, Division of. (DF) 91
Financial Affairs, Division of. (FN) 37
Financial and Development Policy, Office of. (OFD).. 37
Foreign Activity Correlation, Division of. (FC) 97
Foreign Buildings Operations, Division of. (FBO) 78
Page
Foreign Liquidation, Office of. (OFLC) 43
Foreign Reporting Services, Division of. (FR) 75
Foreign Service, Board of Examiners for the 107
Foreign Service, Board of the 107
Foreign Service, Director General of the 71
Foreign Service, Office of the. (OFS) 71
Foreign Service Administration, Division of. (FA) 75
Foreign Service Personnel, Division of. (FP) 72
Foreign Service Planning, Division of. (FSP) 71
German and Austrian Economic Affairs, Division of.
(GA) 41
Historical Policy Research, Division of. (RE) 55
Intelligence Collection and Dissemination, Office of.
(OCD) 103
Intelligence Coordination Division. (ICD) 99
Intelligence Coordination and Liaison, Office of. (OCL). 98
International Broadcasting Division. (IBD) 61
International Conferences, Division of. (IC) 87
International Exchange of Persons, Division of. (IEP) . . 66
International and Functional Intelligence, Division of.
(IFI) 100
International Information and Cultural Affairs, Office of.
(OIC) 57
International Labor, Social, and Health Affairs, Division
of. (ILH) 36
International Motion Pictures Division. (IMP) 65
International Organization Afiairs, Division of. (OA) ... 29
International Press and Publications Division. (INP)... 59
International Resources Division. (IR) 32
International Security Affairs, Division of. IS) 30
International Trade Policy, Office of. (ITP) 31
Investment and Economic Development, Division of.
(ED) 38
Japanese Affairs, Division of. (JA) 16
Japanese and Korean Economic Afiairs, Division of.
(JK) 42
Legal Adviser. Office of the. (Le) 7
Lend-Lease and Surplus War Property Affairs, Division
of. (LP) 39
Libraries and Institutes, Division of. (ILI) 67
Management Planning, Division of. (MN) 8C
Map Intelligence and Cartography, Division of. fMD... 101
Mexican Affairs, Division of. (MA) 24
Middle Eastern and Indian Afiairs, Division of. (MEI) . 21
Munitions Division. (MD) 97
Near Eastern Affairs, Division of. (NE) 21
Near Eastern and African Affairs, Office of. (NEA) 20
North and West Coast Affairs, Division of. (NWC) 27
Northern European Affairs, Division of. (NOE) 11
481
482
INDEX OF OFFICES AND DIVISIONS
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Passport Division. (PD) 94
Petroleum Division. (PED) 33
Philippine Affairs, Division of. (PI) 17
Presentation Division. (PN) 89
Protocol, Division of. (PR) 87
Public Affairs, Office of. (PA) 54
Public Liaison, Division of. (PL) 64
Public Studies, Division of. (PS) 55
Publications, Division of. (PB) 56
Reference Division. (REF) 104
Research for American Republics, Division of. (DRA)... 28
Research for Europe, Division of. (DRE) 13
Research for Far East, Division of. (DRF) 18
Research for Near East and Africa, Division of. (DRN).. 22
River Plate Affairs, Division of. (RPA) 26
Secretary of State. (S) 1
Shipping Division. (SD) 52
Southeast Asian Affairs, Division of. (SEA) 17
Southern European Affairs, Division of. (SE) 11
Special Assistant for International Organization and Secu-
rity Affairs. (SA) 3
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Special Assistant to the Secretary for Press Relations
(McDermott). (SA-M) 1
Special Assistant to the Secretary for Research and Intelli-
gence (Eddy). (SA-E) 2
Special Inter-American Affairs, Division of. (IA) 27
Special Political Affairs, Office of. (SPA) 28
Special Projects Division. (SPD) 96
Staff Committee 8
Telecommunications Division. (TD) 53
Training Services, Division of. (FSS)_. 74
Transport and Communications, Office of. (TRC) 61
Under Secretary of State ( Acheson) . (TJ) 3
Under Secretary of State for Economic Affairs (Clayton).
(UE) 3
United Nations, United States Delegation to the 108
UNRRA Division. (UD) 93
Visa Division. (VD) 95
Western European Affairs, Division of. (WE) 12
GEOGRAPHIC INDEX
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Aucra, Gold Coast, West Africa 113
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia 112
Adelaide, South Australia Ill
Aden, Aden 113
Afghanistan Ill
Africa. See Accra, Algiers, Azores,
Canary Islands, Cape Verde
Islands, Dakar, Egypt, Lagos,
Leopoldville, Liberia, Lourenco
Marques, Luanda, Madagascar,
Madeira, Mombasa, Morocco,
Nairobi, Tunis, and Union of
South Africa.
Agua Prieta, Sonora, Mexico 114
Alexandria, Egypt 112
Algiers, Algeria 112
Almirante, Panama 114
Amsterdam, Netherlands 114
Angola, Africa 115
Ankara, Turkey 115
Antigua, Leeward Islands, British
West Indies 113
Antilla, Cuba 112
Antofagasta, Chile 112
Antwerp, Belgium Ill
Antwerpen. See Antwerp.
Arabia. See Saudi Arabia.
Arequipa, Peru 115
Argentina Ill
Aruba, West Indies 114
Asuncion, Paraguay 115
Athenai. See Athens.
Athens, Greece 113
Auckland, New Zealand 114
Australia Ill
Austria Ill
Azores 115
Baghdad, Iraq 113
Bahamas 113
Bahia, Bahia, Brazil Ill
Baia. See Bahia.
Baile Atha Cliath. See Dublin.
Bangkok, Siam 115
Barbados, British West Indies 113
Barcelona, Spain 115
Barranquilla, Colombia 112
Basel, Switzerland 115
Basra, Iraq 113
Batavia, Java, Netherlands Indies. 114
Beirut, Lebanon 114
Belem. See Para.
Belfast, Northern Ireland 113
Belgian Congo Ill
Belgium HI
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Belgrade, Yugoslavia 116
Belize, British Honduras 113
Beograd. See Belgrade.
Berlin, Germany 112
Bermuda 113
Bern, Switzerland 115
Bilbao, Spain 115
Birmingham, England 113
Bogota, Colombia 112
Bolivia Ill
Bombay, India 113
Bordeaux, France 112
Bradford, England 113
Brazil ill
Bremen, Germany 113
Bremerhaven, Germany 113
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. . . Ill
Bristol, England 113
British Guiana 113
British Honduras 113
Brussels, Belgium ill
Bruxelles. See Brussels.
Bucharest, Rumania 115
Budapest, Hungary 113
Buenaventura, Colombia 112
Buenos Aires, Argentina Ill
Bulgaria Ill
Burma. See Rangoon.
Cairo, Egypt 112
Calcutta, India 113
Calgary, Alberta, Canada Ill
Cali, Colombia 112
Canada Ill
Canary Islands 115
Canberra, Australian Capital Terri-
tory, Australia Ill
Canton, Kwangtung, China 1 12
Cap Haitien, Haiti 113
Capetown, Cape Province, Union of
South Africa 115
Caracas, Venezuela 116
Cardiff, Wales 113
Cartagena, Colombia 112
Casablanca, Morocco 114
Caserta, Italy 113
Ceara. See Fortaleza.
Ceiba. See La Ceiba.
Ceylon 113
Cherbourg, France 112
Chihuahua, Chihuahua, Mexico 114
Chile 112
China 112
Chosen. See Korea.
Christchurch, New Zealand 114
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Christiania, Norway. See Oslo.
Chungking, Szechwan, China 112
Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico. 114
Ciudad Trujillo, Dominican Re-
public 112
Cochabamba, Bolivia Ill
Colombia 112
Colombo, Ceylon 113
Colon, Panama 114
Conception, Chile 112
Constantinople, Turkey. See Istan-
bul.
Copenhagen, Denmark 112
Cork, Ireland 113
Costa Rica 112
Cruz Grande, Coquimbo, Chile 112
Cuba 112
Curacao, West Indies 114
Czechoslovakia 112
Dairen, China 112
Dakar, French West Africa 112
Damascus, Syria 115
Danzig, Poland. See Gdansk.
Denmark 112
Dhahran, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. 116
Djibouti, French Somali Coast 112
Dominican Republic 112
Dublin, Ireland 113
Dunedin, New Zealand 114
Durban, Natal, Union of South
Africa 115
Dutch East Indies. See Nether-
lands Indies.
Dutch Guiana. See Surinam.
Dutch West Indies. See Curacao.
East Indies. See Netherlands
Indies.
Ecuador 112
Edinburgh, Scotland 113
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Ill
Egypt 112
Eire. See Ireland.
El Salvador 112
England 113
E thiopia 112
Fiji Islands 113
Finland 112
Firenze. See Florence.
Florence, Italy 113
Formosa. See Taipei.
Fort William and Port Arthur,
Ontario, Canada Ill
483
484
GEOGRAPHIC INDEX
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Fortaleza, Ceara, Brazil Ill
France 112
Frankfort on the Main, Germany. . 112
Frankfurt-am-Main. See Frankfort
on the Main.
Fredericton, New Brunswick, Can
ada Ill
French Indochina 112
French West Indies 112
Funchal, Madeira 115
Gdansk (Danzig) , Poland 115
Geneva, Switzerland 115
Genoa, Italy 113
Genova. See Genoa.
Georgetown, British Guiana 113
Germany 112
Gibraltar 113
Glasgow, Scotland 113
Godthaab, Greenland 112
Gold Coast, West Africa 113
Golfito, Costa Rica 112
Goteborg, Sweden 115
Great Britain 113
Greece 113
Greenland (see under Denmark) 112
Grenada, British West Indies 113
Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico 114
Guatemala 113
Guatemala, Guatemala 113
Guayaquil, Ecuador 112
Guaymas, Sonora, Mexico 114
Guiana. See British Guiana and
Surinam.
Habana, Cuba 112
Hague (The) , Netherlands 114
Haiti 113
Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada Ill
Hamburg, Germany 113
Hamilton, Bermuda 113
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada Ill
Hankow, Hupeh, China 112
Hanoi, French Indochina 112
Helsinki, Finland 112
Honduras 113
Honduras, British 113
Hong Kong 113
Hull, England 113
Hungary 113
Iceland 113
India 113
Indies. See Netherlands Indies and
West Indies.
Indochina, French. Set; French
Indochina.
Iquitos, Peru 115
Iran 113
Iraq 113
Ireland 113
Ireland, Northern 113
Irish Free State. See Ireland.
Istanbul, Turkey 115
Italy 113
Izmir, Turkey 115
Jamaica, British West Indies 113
Japan 114
Java, Netherlands Indies 114
Jerusalem, Palestine 114
Jidda, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. . . 115
Johannesburg, Transvaal, Union of
South Africa 115
Jugoslavia. See Yugoslavia.
Kabul, Afghanistan 115
Karachi, India 113
Keijo, Chosen. See Seoul, Korea.
Kenora, Ontario, Canada Ill
Kenya, East Africa 113
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 115
Kingston, Jamaica, British West
Indies 113
Kobenhavn. See Copenhagen.
Korea 114
Krakow, Poland.- 115
Kunming, Yunnan, China 112
La Ceiba, Honduras 113
Lagos, Nigeria, West Africa 1 13
La Guaira, Venezuela 116
La Oroya, Peru 115
La Paz, Bolivia HI
La Romana, Dominican Republic. . 112
Lebanon 114
Leeward Islands, British West
Indies 113
Le Havre, France 112
Leopoldville, Belgian Congo Ill
Liberia 114
Liechtenstein 114
Lima, Peru 115
Limerick, Ireland 113
Lisboa. See Lisbon.
Lisbon, Portugal 115
Liverpool, England 113
Loanda, Angola, Africa. See
Luanda.
London, England 113
Lourenco Marques, Mozambique,
Africa 115
Luanda, Angola, Africa 115
Luxembourg 114
Luxembourg, Luxembourg 114
Lyon, France 112
Madagascar 112
Madeira 115
Madras, India 113
Madrid, Spain 115
Malaga, Spain 115
Malta 113
Managua, Nicaragua 114
Manaos, Amazonas, Brazil Ill
Manaus. See Manaos.
Manchester, England 113
Manila, Republicof the Philippines. 115
Manzanillo, Cuba 112
Maracaibo, Venezuela 116
Marseille, France 112
Martinique, French West Indies ... 112
Matagalpa, Nicaragua 114
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Matamoros, Tamaulipas, Mexico... 114
Mazatlan, Sinaloa, Mexico 114
Medellin, Colombia 112
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Ill
Merida, Yucatan, Mexico 114
Mesopotamia. See Iraq.
Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico... 114
Mexico 114
Mexico, D. F., Mexico 114
Milan, Italy 113
Mollendo, Peru 115
Mombasa, Kenya, East Africa 113
Monrovia, Liberia 114
Montenegro. See Yugoslavia.
Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico. . . 114
Montevideo, Uruguay 116
Montreal, Quebec, Canada Ill
Morocco 114
Moscow, Union of Soviet Socialist
Republics 115
Mozambique, Africa 115
Mukden, China 112
Miinchen. See Munich.
Munich, Germany 112
Nairobi, Kenya, East Africa 113
Nanking, Kiangsu, China 112
Naples, Italy 113
Napoli. See Naples.
Nassau, New Providence, Bahamas. 113
Natal, Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil. Ill
Netherlands 114
Netherlands Guiana. See Surinam.
Netherlands Indies 114
Netherlands West Indies. See
Curacao.
Newcastle-on-Tyne, England 113
New Delhi, India 113
Newfoundland 113
New Providence, Bahamas (see
Nassau) 113
New Zealand 114
Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada 111
Nicaragua 114
Nice, France 112
Nigeria, West Africa 113
Nogales, Sonora, Mexico 114
Northern Ireland. See Ireland,
Northern.
Norway 114
Noumea, New Caledonia 112
Nuevitas, Cuba 112
Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas, Mexico. 114
Oceania. See Australia, Netherlands
Indies, New Zealand, and Society
Islands.
Oporto, Portugal 115
Oslo, Norway 114
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Ill
Pacific Islands. See Australia, Fiji
Islands, Japan, Netherlands
Indies, New Zealand, Republic of
the Philippines, and Society
Islands
GEOGRAPHIC INDEX
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Palermo, Italy 113
Palestine and Trans-Jordan 114
Panama 114
Panama, Panama 114
Para, Para, Brazil Ill
Paraguay 115
Paramaribo, Surinam 114
Paris, France 112
Patras, Greece 113
Peiping, Hopeh, China 112
Peking. See Peiping.
Pernambuco, Pernambuco, Brazil 111
Persia. See Iran.
Perth, Western Australia Ill
Peru 115
Philippine Islands. See Republic of
the Philippines.
Philippines, Republic of the 115
Piedras Negras, Coahuila, Mexico. . 114
Plymouth, England 113
Poland 115
Ponta Delgada, Sgo Miguel, Azores. 115
Port Arthur, Ontario, Canada. See
Fort William and Port Arthur.
Port-au-Prince, Haiti 113
Port Elizabeth, Cape Province,
Union of South Africa 115
Port Limon, Costa Rica 112
Porto. See Oporto.
Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul,
Brazil Ill
Port-of-Spain, Trinidad, British
West Indies 113
PortSaid, Egypt 112
Portugal 115
Poznan, Poland 115
Praha, Czechoslovakia 112
Pretoria, Transvaal, Union of South
Africa 115
Puerto Armuelles, Panama 114
Puerto la Cruz, Anzoategui, Venezu-
ela 116
Quebec, Quebec, Canada Ill
Quepos, Costa Rica 112
Quito, Ecuador 112
Rabat, Morocco 114
Rangoon, Burma 113
Recife. See Pernambuco.
Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada Ill
Republic of the Philippines 115
Reykjavik, Iceland 113
Reynosa, Tamaulipas, Mexico 114
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Ill
Rio Grande, Rio Grande do Sul,
Brazil Ill
Roma. See Rome.
Rome, Italy 113
Rotterdam, Netherlands 114
Rumania 115
Russia. See Union of Soviet Social-
ist Republics.
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Sagua la Grande, Cuba 112
Saigon, French Indochina 112
St. John, New Brunswick, Canada. . Ill
St. John's, Newfoundland 113
St. Michael. See Sao Miguel.
St. Stephen, New Brunswick, Can-
ada Ill
Salaverry, Peru 115
Salonika, Greece 113
Salvador. See El Salvador.
San Josfi, Costa Rica 112
San Luis Potosi, San Luis Potosi,
Mexico 114
San Pedro Sula, Honduras 113
San Salvador, El Salvador 112
Sana'a, Yemen 116
Santiago, Chile 112
Santiago de Cuba, Cuba 112
Santo Domingo, Dominican Re-
public. See Ciudad Trujillo.
Santos, Sao Paulo, Brazil Ill
Sao Luiz, Maranhao, Brazil Ill
Sao Miguel, Azores 115
Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, Brazil Ill
Sao Salvador. See Bahia.
Sarnia, Ontario, Canada Ill
Saudi Arabia, Kingdom of 115
Scotland 113
Seoul, Korea 114
Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, King-
dom of the. See Yugoslavia.
Seville, Spain 115
's Gravenhage. See The Hague.
Shanghai, Kiangsu, China 112
Siam 115
Singapore 113
Smyrna, Turkey. See Izmir.
Society Islands, Oceania 112
Sofia, Bulgaria Ill
South Africa, Union of 115
Southampton, England 113
Soviet Socialist Republics, Union of. 115
Spain 115
Stockholm, Sweden 115
Strasbourg, France 112
Stuttgart, Germany 113
Surinam 114
Suva, Fiji Islands 113
Sweden 115
Switzerland 115
Sydney, New South Wales, Aus-
tralia Ill
Syria 115
Tabriz, Iran 113
Tahiti, Society Islands, Oceania 112
Taihoku, Taiwan. See Taipei.
Taipei, Taiwan, China 112
Taiwan 112
Tampico. Tamaulipas, Mexico 114
Tananarive, Madagascar 112
Tanger. See Tangier.
Tangier, Morocco 114
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Tegucigalpa, Honduras 113
Tehran, Iran 113
Tela, Honduras 113
Tenerife, Canary Islands 116
Thailand. See Siam.
The Hague, Netherlands 114
Thessalonikg. See Salonika.
Tientsin, Hopeh, China 112
Tihwa, Sinkiang, China 112
Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico. . . 114
Tokyo, Japan 114
Torino. See Turin.
Toronto, Ontario, Canada Ill
Torreon, Coahuila, Mexico 114
Trans- Jordan. See Palestine and
Trans-Jordan.
Trinidad, British West Indies 113
Tsingtao, Shantung, China 112
Tunis, Tunisia 112
Turin, Italy 113
Turkey 115
Union of South Africa 115
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. 115
Uruguay 116
Vaduz, Liechtenstein 1 14
Valencia, Spain 115
Valparaiso, Chile 112
Vancouver, British Columbia, Can-
ada Ill
Venezuela 116
Veracruz, Veracruz, Mexico 114
Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. Ill
Victoria, Espirito Santo, Brazil ill
Vienna, Austria Ill
Vigo, Spain 115
Vitoria. See Victoria, Espirito
Santo, Brazil.
Vladivostok, Union of Soviet Social-
ist Republics 115
Wales 113
Warsaw, Poland 115
Warszawa. See Warsaw.
Wellington, New Zealand 114
West Indies. See Barbados, Cuba,
Curacao, Dominican Republic,
Haiti, Kingston, Nassau, and
Port-of-Spain.
Wien. See Vienna.
Windsor, Ontario, Canada Ill
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada Ill
Yemen 116
Yokohama, Japan 114
Yugoslavia 116
Yunnanfu. See Kunming.
Zagreb, Yugoslavia 116
Zurich, Switzerland 115
INDEX OF PERSONS
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Abbey, Glenn A 117
Abbott, Arthur S 117
Abbott, George M 117
Abbott, Henry L 30,117
Abbott, Robert S 35
Abbott, Wain wright 117
Abdill, Dorothy F 82
Abel, Sidney J 89, 117
Abies, James Q 117
Abraham, Herbert 58, 118
Acheson, Dean 3, 8, 118
Achilles, Theodore C 118
Ackerman, Ralph H 75,118
Ackerson, Garret G., Jr 118
Acly, R. Austin 118
Acock, Frederick W 83, 119
Acton, Mabel F 6
Acuff, Vera D 81
Adair, Charles W., Jr 22, 119
Adam, Hector C., Jr 119
Adams, Charles C, Jr 119
Adams, Edwin M 40,119
Adams, Elizabeth L 60
Adams, J. Wesley, Jr 31, 119
Adams, John Clarke 119
Adams, Olin B 14
Adams, Robert W 119
Adams, Theo C 41
Adams. Ware.- 119
Adamson, Keith E 65, 119
Addicott, Kenneth K 104, 119
Ades, Robert W 120
Aeton, Demetra 102
Afield, William C, Jr 94, 120
Agnew, Mary B 54
Aguirre, Stephen E 120
Aiken, Charlotte C 58
Ailshie, William K 120
Aiman, Sabra E 14
Ainsworth. H. Gardner 120
Akers, Emma A 46, 120
Alba, Angel Valentino 89
Alberts, Hugo W 120
Alden, Jane M 19, 120
Alden. John 60. 120
Alexander, F. Virginia 95, 120
Alexander, George H 33, 121
Alexander, Michael 65
Alexander, Robert C 95, 107, 121
Alfonzo, Ramon S 121
Alfsen, Fritz A. M 121
Algozino, I. Tracy 65
Allard, Wilfred P 121
Allen, Arthur Potter 121
Allen, Charles W 121
Allen, Edgar P 121
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Allen, Eleanor Wyllys 121
Allen, Francis Olcott 121
Allen, George V 121
Allen, James L 84
Allen, Jerome M 81, 122
Allen, Mildred E 58,122
Allen, Morse 94, 122
Allen, Thomas G 69, 122
Allen, Ward P 30, 122
Ailing, Paul H 122
Allison, Anne 62
Allison, Ellis K 40, 122
Allison, John M 17, 122
Allman, Celeste 75
Allport, Mildred B 122
Allwardt, Reinhold H 91
Alsberg, George M 14
Alsterlund, Norah 122
Altafler, Leland C 123
Altafler, Maurice W 123
Altroggen, Rudolf O 14
Alverson, Edna 85
Amazeen, Edward S 47
Ames, Ruth 67
Amrine, Horace F 52, 123
Amshey, Joseph W 97, 123
Anderberg, Edward, Jr 123
Andersen, Arnold 106
Andersen, Henry Testman 123
Anderson, Charles W 123
Anderson, Clinton E 80
Anderson, Daniel V 123
Anderson, Dorothy M 102
Anderson, Edward 123
Anderson, Einar T 94, 123
Anderson, Ervin O 33, 124
Anderson, Eugene N 70. 124
Anderson, Gilbert 66, 124
Anderson, Harry L 124
Anderson, Hilda M 124
Anderson, James F 29, 124
Anderson, Jean M 124
Anderson, John W 124
Anderson, Karl 90
Anderson, Karl L 33, 124
Anderson, Kenneth 97, 124
Anderson, Or ville C 124
Anderson, Ralph V 86, 124
Anderson, Robert 124
Anderson, Signe 105
Anderson, Stewart G 124
Anderson, W. Stratton, Jr.. 125
Anderson, Walter H 85, 125
Anderson, William O 125
Andrews, George D 125
Andrews, Laurence E 125
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Andrus, J . Russell 22, 125
Andrus, Maynard 125
Annis, Esther P 6
Annunziata, Alfred S 125
Ansara, James M 38, 125
Anschuetz, Norbert L 20, 125
Antoniades, Anna G 125
Apodaca, Joseph Louis 126
Appelbee, Francis B 93, 126
Apperson, Mary B 41
Appleton, John B 18
Aprigliano, Joseph 80
Arlt, Paul T 90, 126
Armenta, J. Anthony 126
Armijo, Patrick Henry 126
Armour, Lois 106
Armstrong, Elizabeth H 31. 126
Armstrong, Frederic S., Jr 126
Armstrong, Lawrence S 126
Armstrong, Mary E 28
Armstrong, Oscar V 126
Armstrong, W. Park, Jr 2, 126
Armstrong, Willis C 35, 126
Arnason, H. Harvard 126
Arneson, Gordon 109
Arnold, Henry F 127
Arnold, Julean, Jr 35, 127
Arnold, Robert C 127
Asbjornson, Mildred J 1
Asch, Anita 65
Asher, Robert E 127
Ashford, Mahlon 32, 127
Askwith, Edna Jerry A 59
Aspy, Richard Edmund 127
Atcheson, George, Jr 127
Atherton, Ray 127
Atterberry, Phil R 39. 127
Atwood, Earl E 84
Atwood, Rollin S 28,128
Aube, Grace E 49
Auchincloss, John W 9, 128
Aufricht, Hans 30, 128
Aulette, Charles L 35, 128
Ausbon, Sara A 91
Austen, David E 43, 49, 128
Austin, Warren R 108, 128
Await, Fred H 22,128
Axton, Matilda F 56,128
Aye, Thomas L 61,128
Ayer, William Francis 128
Ayres, Ruth W 77. 128
Babb, Alice H 35
Baber, Powhatan M 128
Baccanelli, Elma D 129
Bach. Morton 129
487
488
INDEX OF PERSONS
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Backe, Sverre M 129
Bacon, J. Kenly 129
Bacon, Leonard L 129
Bacon, Ruth E 16,129
Badcon, James R 75
Baer, Barbara 129
Bagby, Philip H 129
Bailey, E. Tomlin 129
Bailey, Eldon L 129
Bailey, John A 42
Bailey, John W., Jr 129
Bailey, Robert G 130
Bailey, Waldo E 130
Bailey, Walter H 130
Bailly, Kay L 62
Baker, Douglas 65
Baker, George W 40,130
Baker, Homer L 42, 130
Baker, Richard B 130
Baker, Seburn E 84
Bald, Irene V 89
Baldanza, Stephen 62
Baldwin, Charles F 130
Baldwin, Isabel Arm 33, 130
Baldwin, LaVerne 130
Baldwin, Thomas R 47, 131
Ball, Alice M 80, 131
Ball, I. Douglas 86
Ball, Edith 1
Ballantine, Joseph W 1, 131
Ballentine, Douglass K 131
Ballis, William B 14, 131
Balmer, Elizabeth R 20, 131
Balthaser, Robert M 92
Bancroft, Harding F 31, 131
Bandy, Alvin E 132
Bankhead, Henry M 132
Bankhead, John L 132
Bannerrnan, Robert L 94, 132
Barber, Willard F 26, 132
Barbosa, Susan H 132
Barbour, Walworth 11. 132
Barco, James W 31, 132
Barger, Herman H 97, 132
Barghoorn, Frederick C 132
Barker, Clifford O 95
Barker, Edmund O 132
Barker, Russell H 133
Barlow, Alfred H 133
Barlow, D. H 43
Barnard, John L 99, 133
Barnes, Curtis Waldo 133
Barnes, Ethel A 133
Barnes, Maynard B 133
Barnes, Nathan Spencer 133
Barnes, Robert G 9, 133
Barnes, William 133
Barnett, Esther F 89
Barnett, Harold J 133
Barnett, Patricia 19
Barnett, Robert M 107
Barnett, Robert W 42, 133
Barnsley, Richard S 82
Barr, Edna H 106
Barr, Richard M 63
Barrett, M. Edwin 93. 133
Barrett, Mary E 133
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Barringer, J. Paul 52, 133
Barron, Bryton 7, 134
Barrow, John R 134
Barry, Grace W 56, 134
Barry,.John R 134
Bartelt, John R., Jr 134
Bartlett, Alice C 29
Bartlett, Dorothy W 103
Bartlett, Frederic P 31, 134
Barton, H. C, Jr 89
Barton, Mary C 134
Barton, Robert D 134
Baruch, Bernard M 108
Baruch, Herman B 134
Basile, David G 134
Bastianello, Raymond 134
Bates, Quentin R 134
Bates, Virginia E 86
Battle, Lucius D 81, 134
Bauer, Henri F 89, 134
Bauer, Magna E 100
Bauer, Robert A 62
Baugus, John E 92
Baum, Robert D 23,135
Baum, Warren C 135
Baumann, Edouard 63
Baumgartner, Harriet M 67, 135
Bautista, Miguel A., Jr 81
Baxter, Jean E.N 135
Baxter, William 0 21, 135
Bay, Charles A 135
Bay, Charles U 135
Bay, R. John 135
Bayles, Eleanor F 102
Bays, John W 76
Bazell, Sherman 64
Beach, Arthur E 23
Beach, William H 135
Beal, Janet F 100
Beal, Williams 135
Beale, Wilson T. M., Jr 35, 135
Beam, Jacob D 136
Beaudry. Robert M 136
Beaulac, Willard L 136
Beaumont, Adam 136
Bechhoefer, Bernhard G 31, 136
Bechtel, Harold D 63
Bechtel. Kenneth P 73, 136
Bechtold, Leonice K 87
Beck, Edward N 63
Beck, William H 136
Becker, Clayton S 85
Becker, Nathan M 7, 136
Beckner, Earl R 37, 136
Beckwith, Frank 65
Beckwith, John W 49,137
Beddie, James S 56, 137
Beede, Kenneth Charles 137
Beers, Henry P 56. 137
Begg, John M 65, 137
Beggs, Albert Ivan 137
Beghtol, Robert W 137
Behoteguy, Scott L 137
Behr, Frederic H., Jr 137
Behrman, John R 14, 137
Beishlag, George A 101, 137
Bekker. Konrad 19, 137
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Bekman, Israel 44
Belcher, Taylor O 13s
Belfiore, Anthony R 63
Bell, Anne C 46
Bell, Darlene 85
Bell, Donald 85
Bell, Harry H 138
Bell, John O 52, 138
Bell, M. Kathleen 30
Bellamy , Alice D 64
Beller, Catherine M 51
Bellingham, Harold 105
Bellows, Everett H 71, 138
Bellquist, Eric C 68, 138
Belovsky, Sidney A 95, 138
Belton, William 138
Bendiner, Lawrence 63
Benedict, George C 85
Benet, Edward S 138
Benisovich, Michel 62
Benjamin, Louis K 138
Bennett, Charles R *.. 15,138
Bennett, Josiah W 138
Bennett, W. Tapley 24, 139
Benninghofl, H. Merrell 139
Benson, Barry T 139
Benson, Floyd W 72, 139
Bent, David W 35
Bentley , Al vin M 139
Bentley, Norman J 139
Benton, J. Webb 139
Benton, Russell W 139
Benton, William 4. 8. 107, 140
Bergen, Beatrice M 140
Bergen, Tallmadge 140
Berger, David C 140
Berger, Samuel D 140
Bergman, Edward B 140
Bergmann, Ernest P 62
Bergus, Donald C * 140
Berkley, George A 140
Berkman, Sara 65
Berman, Harold 62
Berman, Irene 5
Bernat, George A 102, 140
Bernbaum, Maurice M 140
Berry, Burton Y 140
Berry, Henrietta T 100
Berry, Lampton 22, 141
Berry, Marshall S 73, 141
Berry, Robert M 141
Berry, Sidney 63
Bertoli, John 62
Bertot, Raoul A 141
Bettelheim, Anna F 62
Betts, Dale K 141
Betts, George C 141
Bevans, Charles 1 7, 141
Beverstock, Roswell O 141
Beyer, Roland K 142
Beyerly, Harold S 142
Beylard, Charles B 142
Biebers, Carl, Jr 142
Bigelow, Donald F 142
Biggs, Arthur P 102, 142
Billingsley, Henry E 88, 142
Billman, James R 142
INDEX OF PERSONS
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Bingham, George R 142
Birch, John A 142
Birchman, Richard O 142
Bird, Heber Reid 142
Birge, Walter W., Jr 143
Birgfeld, Clarence E..... 143
Birkeland, Carl 143
Birkeland, Jordan J 143
Birkelo, Selmer 89
Bishop, Dwight R 143
Bishop, Max Waldo 143
Bishop, William W., Jr 7,143
Black, John T 143
Black, Lillian F 55
Black, Lloyd D 101,143
Black, Myron L 143
Black, Robert 143
Blackmun, Martin 0 143
Blackstock, Isabel G 13
Blaisdell, Donald C 30, 143
Blake, Evernghim 144
Blake, Gilson G 144
Blake, M. Williams 144
Blake, Ralph J 144
Blake, Shanette G 43, 144
Blakeslee, George H 16, 144
Blanchard, Lee B 109, 144
Blanchette, Paul O 56
Blancke, W. Wendell 145
Bland, Edith G 73
Blankinship, Byron E 145
Blatchford, Edward W 145
Blaufarb, Douglas 64
Blessing, Madge M 96
Bliss, Burdette B 145
Bliss, Don C 145
Bloch-Barton, Fred 61
Block, Herbert 14
Block, Ralph 145
Blocker, V. Harwood 145
Blocker, William P 145
Blodgett, John O 145
Blohm, Lee R 145
Bloodworth, Thomas S., Jr 146
Bloom, Hyman 146
Bloomfleld, Lincoln P 29, 146
Bloomingdale, Donald 146
Blow, Stuart 146
Blue, George V 56, 146
Blue, Rhea 19
Blue, William L 146
Boal, Pierre de L 146
Boardman, Francis 35, 146
Boatman, Donald E 65
Bobb, Frank W 84
Boeck, Alvord L 146
Boehringer, Carl H 147
Boelter, Elsie 7
Boernstein, Ralph A 147
Bogardus, George F 147
Boggs, Marion W 30, 147
Boggs, Samuel W 3,147
Bohan, Merwin L 147
Bohlen, Charles E 1,148
Bohli, James 1 93
Bohmrich, Louis 109, 148
Bonne, Frederick A 148
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Bohorfoush, John G 83, 148
Boiseau, Natalie 148
Bolster, Horace G 148
Bolton, Joseph, Jr 63
Bonbright, James C. H 148
Bond, Elizabeth M 148
Bond, James A 148
Bond, Niles W 148
Boning, William J * 148
Bonnet, Ellis A 148
Bonsai, Philip W 149
Boonstra, Clarence A 149
Booth, Charles W 149
Booth, E. Eleanor 149
Booth, Joel C 102
Booth, Merritt B 2,149
Borah, Woodrow W 28,149
Borda, Joseph F., Jr : 149
Borell, Charles B 149
Borges, John A., Jr 63
Borgida, Tibor S 63
Borjes, Clara L 10,149
Borton, Hugh 17,149
Borum, Neal D 149
Borzomati, Joseph 84
Boskey , Bennett 7, 150
Bossert, Beatrice H 95
Bostwick, Dudley C 22,150
Boswell, William P 86,150
Bouchard, Marybelle 150
Boucher, Hiram A 150
Bourgerie, Elmer H 150
Boughton, Edward 65
Bour, Bernard 109
Bourne, William C 58
Bouve, Warren L 150
Bovey. John A., Jr 150
Bowden, Liston O 64
Bower, Roy E. B 150
Bowers, Claude G 150
Bowers, James E 105, 150
Bowie, John M 107
Bowie, Thomas D 151
Bowie, W. Russell, Jr 13,151
Bowles, Gordon T 70,151
Bowling, John W 151
Bowman, Heath 151
Bowman, Howard A 151
Bowman, Thomas D 151
Bowman, Winne H 75
Boxer, Harold 63
Boyce, Richard F 151
Boyd, Alden W 50, 151
Boyd, James W 151
Boyd, Margaret E 106
Boyd, Nathalie D 151
Boyd, Tobias J 77
Boykin, Samuel D 43,45,152
Boyles, Helen E 81,152
Bracken, Katherine W 152
Bracken, Thomas E 7
Braddock, Daniel M 26, 152
Braden, Spruille 5, 8, 107, 152
Bradford, Leonard G 152
Bradford, Saxton E 97, 152
Bradshaw, Mary E 56,152
Brady, Arlo J 84
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Brady, Leslie 8 68,153
Brady, William A 64
Bragonier, Reginald, Jr 153
Brain, Oliver G 81,153
Bramble, Harlan P 33,153
Brammell, James A 101, 153
Brand, Jeanne 110
Brand, Robert A 153
Branderis, Herman 89
Brandin, Robert M 107,153
Brandon, Howard 153
Brandt, George L 153
Brandwen, Marvin D 64
Brannon, Ben Franklin 153
Brasch, Maxwell F 90,153
Bratberg, H. Leonard 83
Braude, Beatrice 13
Braun, Horace Harper 154
Braunstein, Elizabeth 41
Braunstein, Selma *.. 14
Bray, William H., Jr 32, 154
Breakey, Herbert A 34, 154
Bream, Gray 154
Breaux, Clarence T 154
Breckinridge, Robert 87, 154
Breen, Mary A 52
Breene, Marie V 43
Breese, William L 88, 154
Breithut, Richard C 38,154
Brennan, James V 154
Brenner, Robert 64
Breuer, Carl 37,154
Brewer, Joseph H 60, 154
Brewster, Helen L 32
Brewster, Herbert D 154
Brewster, William L 155
Brickell, Herschel 66,155
Bridge, H. P 155
Bridgett, W. Charles 155
Briggs, Ellis O 24, 155
Briggs, Howard L 56, 155
Briggs, Ruth M 155
Briggs, William T 155
Bright, Lewis M 105
Bright, Rosanna 73
Brist, George L 155
Britton, James A 64
Broadwin, Samuel M 64
Brock, Charles 63
Brockdorfl, M. L 89
Broderick, Maurice J 155
Brodie, Henry 20, 155
Brody, Hilda 61
Brookhart, Charles E 156
Brooks, Clarence C 156
Brooks, Homer E 58
Brooks, Mary E 86
Brooks, Russell M 156
Broome, Frank 78
Brown, Aaron S 156
Brown, Ben Hill, Jr 7,156
Brown, David 63
Brown, Donald W 41,156
Brown, Dorothy T 156
Brown, Earl F 103,156
Brown, Edwin H 63
Brown, Elizabeth 30
490
INDEX OF PERSONS
Page
Brown, Emerson 1 156
Brown, Emilie K 73
Brown, Franklin C 157
Brown, Q. Stewart 57
Brown, George S 157
Brown, Helen H 7
Brown, James E ., Jr 157
Brown, Lewis D 157
Brown, Rachel 61
Brown, Robert L 157
Brown, Robert Y 157
Brown, Stephen C 157
Brown, Vivian B 37
Brown, Willard O 157
Brown, William H 157
Brown, William 0 36, 157
Brown, Winthrop 0 34, 158
Browne, Albert S 158
Browne, Elwood M 85
Browne, Martha S 19, 158
Browne, Sidney H 158
Brownell, George A 51
Browning, J. Willmont 95
Bruins, John H 158
Brunauer, Esther O 158
Brundage, Burr C 27, 158
Bruner, Glen W 158
Brunt, Ann T 51
Brush, Marion 44
Brutton, John 80
Bryan, Belton O'Neal 7, 158
Bryan, William K 65
Bryning, Lora C 158
Bucar, Annabella 1 159
Buchanan, Daniel C 70, 159
Buchanan, Katherine 101
Bucher, Miriam 65
Buck, Mary E 12
Buckingham, Everett M 159
Buckley, Delia 85
Buckley, Dorothea 91
Buell, Elizabeth 99
Buell, Robert L 159
Buford, A. Sidney, 3d 2, 159
Buford, Mary E 87. 159
Bugbee, Howard C 159
Buhrman, Parker W 159
Bulik, Joseph J 159
Bulkley, Dwight 159
Bullard, Donald A 58, 159
Bunce, Arthur C 159
Bunche, Ralph J 31, 106, 160
Bundy, Frederic O 70, 160
Bundy, Vernon E 34, 160
Bunje, Emil T.J 63
Burdett, William C, Jr 160
Burgeni, Edward F 64
Burger, Roy E 58, 160
Burgeson, Dorothy 18
Burke, Frank A 81
Burke, Gordon L 160
Burke, James P 85
Burke, Thomas Edmund 160
Burlingame, Robert S 161
Burman, Robert A 18, 161
Burnett, Arthur 65
Burnett, Eleanor A 6
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Burnett, Philip M 30, 161
Burnett, S. Bertha 33
Burnham, F. Irvine 102, 161
Burns, Findley, Jr 73,161
Burns, John H 161
Burns, Norman 34. 161
Bums, Philip H 73, 161
Burroughs, Use 62
Burrows, Charles R 161
Bursley, Herbert S 161
Burt, Arthur L 103, 162
Burt, Joseph F 162
Burton, John R 109
Burton, Margaret L 49
Burton, Robert R 61, 162
Busch, Homer F 162
Bush, Guy Louis «. 162
Bush, J. Albert 73, 162
Bushner, Rolland H 162
Bushong, Jaequelin H 7
Busick, Ralph R 69, 162
Busser, William F 162
Buta, Serafin S 162
Butler, Dorothy K 85
Butler, Frances E 70, 163
Butler, George H 163
Butler, Helen G. . . ., 8
Butler, Robert ' 163
Butrick, Richard P 163
Butterworth, William W., Jr 163
Buttes, Arsene W 76
Buzbee, Hubert H., Jr 163
Byers, John G 82, 163
Byington, Homer M., Jr 163
Byrd, Richard W 164
Byrne, James M 164
Byrnes, James F 1, 8. 164
Byrnes, James Joseph, Jr 30, 164
Byrns, Kenneth A 164
Cabot, John M 164
Caddock, Charles T 164
Cady, John F 23, 164
Caffery, Jefferson 164
Cafiero, Albert 64
Cahn, Rudolf E 165
Cain, Herbert L 9
Calahan, Alfred L 61
Calcote, Robert K 165
Calder, A. Bland 165
Calder, Donald B 165
Calder, F. Willard 165
Calderhead, William D 165
Caldwell, George W., Jr 165
Caldwell, John C 69, 165
Caldwell, Oliver J 66, 166
Caldwell, Robert W 166
Caldwell, William S 166
Cale, Edward G 32, 166
Calhoun, John A 166
Callahan, James E 166
Callanan, Leo J 166
Cameron, Gertrude G 81
Cameron, Turner (\, Jr 166
Cameron, Warde M 5, 166
Camp, Miriam 166
Campbell, Donald B 166
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Campbell, Dorotha W 82,167
Campbell, Estelle M 60, 167
Campbell, Helen B 83
Campbell, James W., Jr 83
Campbell, John W 167
Campbell, Katrine A 60, 167
Campbell, Lyle B 80
Campbell, Ruth 50, 167
Campbell, Waldemar B 14
Campbell, William A 167
Cam pen, Thomas S 167
Canary, Clarence A 67, 1 67
Cannon, Cavendish W 167
Cannon, Henry B 167
Cannon, Marie Willis 167
Cansler, Norman L 54
Canter, Jacob 167
Canty, George R 34, 168
Capella, Basil 88, 168
Capet. Albert G 13
Caprio, Gene 168
Carder, Mary Jane 104
Cardozo, Michael H 47, 168
Carey, Jane P. C 6, 168
Cargo, William 1 31, 168
Carlile, John S 61,168
Carlisle, Lois 28
Carlson, Carl F 102, 168
Carlson, Delmar R 168
Carlson, Ellsworth C 35, 168
Carlson, Harold 169
Carlson, Harry E 169
Carlson, Herbert W 169
Carlson, Richard W 169
Carlson, Roger P 169
Carmichael, Mary E. M 169
Carnahan, George 169
Carnahan, William T 2, 169
Carpenter, Gardner C 169
Carr, Paul B 169
Carr, Robert M 34, 169
Carr6, Chester M 49, 170
Carrier, John X 170
Carrigan, John W 170
Carroll, E. Malcolm 56, 170
Carroll, Edward J 104, 170
Carroll, Howard K 54, 170
Carroll, Rene E 97, 170
Carroll, Thomas P 79
Carsey, William A 170
Carson, Charles C 170
Carson, Ruth 96
Carter. Albert E 170
Carter, Clarence E 56. 170
Carter, Craig W 171
Carter, Elizabeth M 7
{Carter, Henry H 171
Carter, James R 171
Carter, Margaret R. T 54,171
Carter, William D 171
Cary, Raymond, Jr 83
Casbarian, Joseph P 171
Cashin, Robert E 171
Caskie, Edmund C 89
Casler, Harry S 60,171
Casper, Bernard 64
Cass, Donn A 171
INDEX OF PERSONS
491
Page
Cassidy, Velma H 56
Castillo, Jay 171
Castle, Edwin 104
Castle, Helen H 49,171
Castle, Karrick M 96. 171
Castleman, Edward 33
Castleman, Reginald S 171
Castra, Jose 62
Caswell, Leonard N 172
Catlett, Don V 172
Catto, Robert J 172
Catudal, Honore M 172
Cavanaugh, Robert J 172
Cavender, Fern 172
Cebel, Alexandra W 43
Cebuhar, Steve 172
Cehan, Bernard B 62
Celi, Hannah D 78
Certosimo, Antonio 172
Cesan, Paul B 81.172
Chaffin, Annabel F 46
Chaille, Howard E 85, 172
Chalker, Robert P 172
Chamberlain, Joseph P 6
Chamberlain, Thelma 1 98
Chambers, E. Gwendolyn 4
Chambers, Moreau B. C 56. 173
Chancey. Bessie 61
Chandler, James G 104. 173
Channon, Kenneth F 85
Chapin, John S 11
Chapin, Selden 71, 107, 173
Chapin, Vinton 173
Chapman, J. Holbrook 96, 173
Chapman, Raymond E 75, 173
Chapman, William W., Jr 4, 173
Chappelear, John A 45, 173
Chappelear, Nancy B 58, 173
Chappelear, Thomas L 83
Chappelear, William M 46
Chappell, Joseph J 95, 174
Chappell, Ruth M 67
Chappell, Walter F 97, 174
Charles, Joseph E 68, 174
Charnow, John J 37, 174
Chartrand, Chester R 68, 174
Chartrand, Stanley R 174
Chase, Augustus S 174
Chase, Nancy M 21
Chase, Warren M 174
Chase, Wilbur P 174
Chastka, Harold A 73, 174
Cheever, Daniel S 174
Cheever, Elsie B 75
Cherp, Philip F 97, 174
Chestem, Abner K 174
Child, Charles J 66,175
Child, Elizabeth 175
Child, Paul 90
Child, Sargent B 175
Childs, Archie W 75,175
Childs, Fred S 79
Childs, J. Rives 175
Childs, Prescott 175
Chin, Robert 19
Chipman, Karyl I. K 64
Chipman, Norris B 175
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Christea, James 175
Christensen, Dagmar O 91
Christensen, Keld 176
Christensen, William H 176
Christenson, Ethel G 16,176
Christiani, Courtland 176
Christie, Marian 66
Christie, Raleigh W 57, 176
Christopherson, Carl E 176
Chuck, Fong 176
Chuck, Sarah L 105
Chumley, G. Nathaniel 35
Church, Ellen H 81
Churchill, Rogers P 56, 176
Chylinski, Thaddeus H 176
Cirillo, Ada H 65
Cissel, T. Ross, Jr 176
Cizauskas, Albert C 177
Claffey, John F 177
Claffey, Thomas H 77, 177
Clagett, John H 177
Clariana, Bernardo 62
Clark, Constance 8
Clark, David M 177
Clark, DuWayne G 177
Clark, Edward W 177
Clark, Edith M 64
Clark, Harlan B 177
Clark, Lew B 177
Clark, Lewis 177
Clark, Robert A., Jr 178
Clark, S. Wilson 178
Clark, William C 85
Clark, William F 63
Clarke, James F 15, 178
Clarke, Philip J 50, 178
Clarke, Wallace 178
Clattenburg, Albert E., Jr 96, 178
Clausen, Clarence A 68, 178
Claxton, Philander P., Jr 6, 178
Clay, Wiley T 178
Clayman, Betty 43
Claypool, Martha J 97
Clayton, Florence M 85
Clayton, William L 3, 8, 178
Cleaver, Edward B 179
Clemente, James 63
Cleveland, H. Van B 39,179
Cleveland, Robert G 43, 179
Cleveland, Stanley M 179
Clifford, Robert L 99,179
Clock, Charles P 99,179
Cloney, Gordon J 80, 179
Clore, Jim M 82, 83, 179
Cloud, Earl 1 80
Clough, Ralph N 179
Clubb, Oliver E dmund 179
Clucas, Lowell 64
Clute, Frank 64
Coan, Frank S 68, 179
Cobb, Carroll E 179
Cobb, William B., Jr 180
Cobren, Fredericka A 23
Cochran, Blake 180
Cochran, H. Merle 71, 180
Cochran, John K 180
Cochran, William P., Jr 180
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Coburn, Sarah lOti
Cochrane, Doris H 54, 180
Codoner, Manuel J 180
Cody, Morrill 180
Coe, Everett 180
Coe, Robert D 18
Coffey, John P 18
Coffin, David Page 18
Coffman, Alice A 13
Cohan, Avery B 18
Cohen, Alex A 18
Cohen, Benjamin V 4, 8, 18
Colbert, Evelyn S 19,18
Colbert, Marcia L 5
Colby, Leroy E 58
Colclaser, H. Alberta 52, 18
Cole, Clarke P., 2d 104
Cole, Felix 18
Cole, Irene C. V 8
Cole, Thomas J 18
Cole, William E., Jr 182
Colebrook, Mulford A 182
Coleman, Edwin S 182
Coleman, Esther L 105
Colladay, Montgomery H 182
Colligan, Francis J 66, 182
Coffins, Frank D 81, 182
Collins, Glenn D 182
Collins, James A., Jr 182
Collins, John F 80
Collins, Lucy E 85
Coffins, Ralph S 182
Collins, V. Lansing, Jr 183
Collins, Virginia W 183
Collon, John Francis 183
Colman, George T 183
Colombat, Francis Henry 183
Colonna, Maxine E 101
Colquitt, Adrian B 21, 183
Cornelia, Lawrence J 66
Comiskey, Stephen A 183
Compton, Arthur A 58, 183
Condayan, Vahram H 183
Conklin, FraDklin, 3d 183
Conklin, William G 35, 183
Conkright, William A 184
Conlan, Margaret 67
Conley, Ernest S 34, 184
Connell, Richard M 184
Connelly, Bernard C 11, 184
Conner, Jack E 184
Connolly, Donald H 43, 184
Connolly, John S 65
Connor, Cassie 1, 184
Connor, John M 105, 184
Connors, W. Bradley 184
Conover, Harry 184
Conover, Lewis G 184
Conover, Margaret F 83
Conover, Ralph J 78, 184
Conrad, William E 75,184
Conroy, Marian C 13
Constan, Peter 185
Cook, Richard F 61,107,185
Cooke, Anne 64
Cooke, William E 75, 185
Cooley, James, 2d 47, 185
492
INDEX OF PERSONS
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Coolidge, William Bradford 19, 185
Coon, Helen E 82
Cooney, Patricks 86,185
Cooper, Ann 73
Cooper, Charles A 185
Cooper, Marcia E 63
Cooper, Paul S 94, 185
Cooper, Prentice 185
Cootes, MerrittN 185
Copans, Simon J 185
Cope, A. John, Jr 186
Copeland, George H 59,186
Copp, George L , 82
Coppock, Joseph D 31. 186
Corcoran, Alice L 75
Corcoran, William W 186
Cordova, Natalie H 1S6
Corliss, James C 38, 186
Correll, Alice B 97, 186
Correll, John F 186
Corrick, Donald W 96,186
Corrigan, Frank P 186
Corrigan, Robert F 186
Corse, Carl D 35,187
Corson, James F 187
Cortada, J ames N 187
Corte, Clelia 62
Cory, Thomas J 187
Costanzo, Gesualdo 38, 187
Costanzo, Joseph B 187
Costello, Jane E 96
Costenbader, Elizabeth J 55
Cottam, Howard R 187
Cottell, Philip G 187
Cotten, Atly 65
Cotterman, Myron L 187
Cottrell, Nickolas 42, 187
Cottrell, Sterling J 187
Coudray, Robert C 187
Coughlin, Richard J 187
Coulter, Eliot B 95,187
Courtney, Raymond F 72, 188
Coville, Cabot 188
Covins, Anthony A 73, 188
Cowan, Robert T 188
Cowles, C. William 188
Cowles, Leon L 188
Cowles, Leonard R 54
Cox, Henry B 97, 188
Cox, Kenneth D 61,188
Coyle, John J 188
Craig, Loris F 189
Crain, Earl T 189
Crain, James K 6, 189
Crain, Mary G 35
Cramer, Robert S 59,189
Crandall, Elizabeth 64
Crane, Katharine Elizabeth 55, 189
Crane, Ray H 189
Crane, Vernon Pierce 59, 189
Crawford, J. Forrest 189
Crawford, William A 189
Creasman, James W 63
Creed, Donald R 189
Creekmore, Janie C 3
Creeron, Catherine M 43
Cresswell, John R 189
Page
Crichton, J. C 14
Crilley, A. Cyril 75,190
Crim, Elsie 85
Crimmins, John H 2, 190
Crimmins, Marguerite C 19
Criss, Frances 54
Crocker, Carson O 190
Crocker, Edward S., 2d 190
Crockett, Kennedy M 190
Cromie, Leonard J 190
Cromwell, Richard O 190
Crook, Dorothy D 190
Crook, Linton 190
Crooks, Bruce R 190
Crooks, Helene M 40
Crosby, Ben G 48,191
Crosley, Everett S 63
Cross, Cecil M. P 191
Cross, Dorothy A 82
Cross, JohnS 54,191
Crowe, Mildred C 95
Crowell, Thomas L., Jr 101, 191
Crowley, Anne T 99
Crowley, Edwin D 191
Cruit, Adelaide G 77,191
Crume, John B 191
Crutcher, Jack R 64
Cruzan, Fairah L 74
Crystal, Joseph 64
Cuddy, Mildred 191
Cuffe, Edward D 191
Culbertson, Paul T 12,191
Cullen, Virginia 1 191
Culley, Perry Hager 192
Cullin, Winifred M 192
Cummans, William W 85, 192
Cumming, Hugh S., Jr 9, 12, 192
Cummings, Herbert J 97, 192
Cummins, Elmer T 98, 192
Cummins, Sidney S 91, 192
Cunningham, Frederick J 192
Cunningham, H. Francis, Jr 12, 192
Cunningham, Ida M 37
Cunningham, Robert Roy 193
Curl, RichardE 55,193
Curran, Alice T 4, 193
Curran, Edith B 91
Curren, Ralph B 193
Curry, Anita F 80
Curry, Viola E 95
Curtis, Charles W.. Jr 82, 193
Curtis, Glion, Jr 193
Cussans, Frank 193
Cyphers, Dudley E 193
Cyr, LeoG 52,193
Czajkowski, Joseph A 85
Czayo, George M 72, 193
Dabell, Frances M. N 193
Daggett, Forrest N 194
Dahl, Basil D 194
Daidone, Vincent 64
Dailor, Frances M 53,194
Dale, Martin B 194
Dale, William Norris 194
D'Alessandro, Aldo 62
Dalferes. Sabin J 194
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Damon, George H 194
Damron, Everette L 194
Daniel, Helen L 86,194
Daniell, Blanche 62
Daniels, Paul C 194
Danis, Lew 63
Dare, C.Wilfred 35,195
Darnell, Frederick W 80, 195
Dart, Albert L 95
DaSilveira, Edmund 14
Daughtrey, James R 195
Davenport, Philip M 195
Davenport, Rosemary S 96, 195
Davenport, Samuel R 58, 195
Davey, Elizabeth 106
Davidson, Blanche S 77
Davidson, Joseph L 67, 195
Davidson, Rebekah deL 84, 195
Davies, Isla V 33,195
Davies, John, Jr 195
Davies, Rodger P 196
Davis, A. Katherine 196
Davis, Bainbridge C 196
Davis, BenH 47,196
Davis, David M 104,196
Davis, DeLyle 95
Davis, Edwin 196
Davis, Monnett B 196
Davis, Nathaniel P 196
Davis, Richard H 10, 196
Davis, Robert C 109, 196
Davis, Roy Leonard, Jr 197
Davit, Alexander J 197
Dawes, Gladys M 56
Dawson, Allan 197
Dawson, Owen L 197
Day, Gertrude 53
Day, Henry B 197
Day, Irma 62
Day, Samuel H 197
Daymont, Laurence J 197
Dayton, Lewis S 80, 197
Deak, Francis 198
Dean, Emily N 198
Dean, Robert William 198
Deans, Amelia B 56,198
Dearborn, Henry 27,198
De Armas, Louis H 198
de Baca, Horace C 198
deBarneville, Maurice F 198
DeBerry, MyraJ 56, 198
d'Eca, Raul 70,198
DeCourcy, William E 71, 198
Deeble, Elizabeth 68
Deeds, Margaret 83
Deel, Henry E 91
Deferrari, Harry A 89
De Francis, John 19, 198
Degan, John J., Jr 198
Degenhardt, Gloria A 102
Degenhardt, Joseph A 198
DeGolia, Darwin J 35,199
de Gonzalez, Florence H 79
Dehn, Ervin N 73, 199
Deike, Mildred V 73
Deimel, Henry L., Jr 53,199
Dejmal, Francis N 46
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493
Page
de Lambert, Richard M 199
delaRue, Sidney 106,199
Delgado-Arias, D. Eugene 199
Delgado, Mucio 62
de Lima, David A 199
DeLong, Gladys P 68,199
De Long, Howard 64
Deming, Olcott H 58, 199
Denby, James Orr 200
Denham. M. Elizabeth 86
Denis, Louis M 92
Dennis, Alfred P 200
Dennis, Earl A 66, 200
Dennis, Jean 40
Dennison, Eleanor E 6, 200
Dennison, Robert E., Jr 62,200
Denny, Thomas Q 200
DePalma, Samuel 30, 200
Depenbrock, John F 66,200
De Rosa, Teresa M 64
Derrick, Marvin A 200
Derry, Charles H 200
de Seabra, Alexandre 89, 200
De Selms, Wilbur C 44
Desmond, Richard C 200
Dessart, Genevieve 62
D'Estournelles, Elizabeth 62
Desvernine, Eugene 200
Detels, Martin P., Jr .:.... 201
Deuterman, Franklin W 84
de Vazeille, Bruce R 44
De Veling, Clare 5
Devenney, Augusta M 92
Devine, John E 201
Devries, Elizabeth K 201
Devries, Herman 63
Dewberry, Juanita 66
Dewey, Allen L 201
deWilde, John C 41,201
de Wolf, Francis C 54, 201
Deyman, Philbert 201
de Zengotita, Juan 201
Diamond, Jay George 201
Diashyn, Irene S 86
Dick, Harrison L 201
Dick, Hasell H 201
Dickens, Robert W 64
Dickerson, Charles E ., Jr 202
Dickinson, Dwight 202
Dickover, Erie R 202
Dickson, William F 202
Didcoct, Betty 102
Diebold, William, Jr 35, 202
Dietz, William E 56
Di Giacomo, S. G 78
Dillencourt, John B 202
Dillingham, Sherburne 27, 202
Dillon, Thomas P 202
Di Lorenzo, Rosario 202
Dismon, Frances N 95
Diven, Frederick M 7, 202
Dix, Adele E 203
Dixon, Roger C 33,203
Dixon, Royden J., Jr 60
Doblin, Claire 13
Dobson, James H 85
Dobyns, Edward P 72
Page
Dodd, John A 47
Doggett, Clinton L 15
Doherty, Edward W 38,203
Doherty, Nona L 56, 203
Doiron, Rita A 43
Dokken, Nyal C 73
Dolbey, Mary Jo 10
Dollenmayer, Grace E 203
Dombrow, Sinclair 59, 203
Domke, Paul C 66, 203
Donadio, Charles 109
Donahue, Ruth S 7, 203
Donald, George K 203
Donald, Richard H 203
Donaldson, Allyn C 78, 203
Donaldson, Harry M 204
Donhauser, Robert 40, 204
Donley, Edwin 1 47
Donnell, Ballard R 204
Donnell, Mary 106
Donnelley, Dixon 204
Donnelly, Walter J 204
Donovan, Andrew E., Jr 204
Donovan, Howard 204
Donovan, Isabel M 72
Donovan, James A., Jr 97,204
Donovan, Thomas A 204
Dooher, Gerald F. P 204
Doolittle, Hooker A 205
Doran, Helen F 88, 205
Dordick, Isadore 14
Dormady, Francis P 95, 205
Dorman, John 23,205
Dorr, Bernard F 104,205
Dorr, Robert J 205
Dorr, Virginia G 32
Dorsay, Elmer S 205
Dorsey, Stephen P 58,205
Dorsz, Edmund J 205
Dort, Dallas W 7.206
Dosmar, Kurt 62
Doten, DanaM 206
Doud, John C 64
Dougall, G. M. Richardson £6, 206
Dougall, Kathleen C 16, 206
Dougherty, Joseph L 206
Dougherty, Malcolm R 206
Dougherty, William H 206
Douglas, Imogene 85
Douglass, William B., Jr 206
Dow, Edward A., Jr 206
Dow, Roger 100,206
Dowling, Walter C 11, 207
Downes, Edward O. D 207
Downes, M. Ellen 17
Downey, Thomas 80
Downs, Donald P 207
Downs, Madeline V 93
Doyle, Albert M 207
Doyle, Edmond L 78, 207
Dozer, Donald M 28,207
Dozier, Thomas A 207
Drake, Fred B 84
Draper, John R.. Jr 48.207
Drayton, Elizabeth O 58
Dreier, John C 27, 207
Drew, Gerald A 207
Page
Drew, Norris E 57, 208
Dreyfus, Louis G., Jr 208
Driscoll, Edward E 85
Driscoll, Elizabeth C 29
Drissel, Roger S 85.208
Driver, Thomas T 208
Drumwright, Everett F 208
Drury, Hannah W 107
Drury, Louis M 97, 208
Dubas, Floyd J 208
du Bois, Arden E. M 209
DuBois, Cora 19
Ducotg, Charles H 209
Duda, Wilfred J 2, 209
Dudgeon, Edith M 105
Dudgeon, Lucile 67. 209
Duflield, Thomas J 209
Duffus, Ursula H 30,209
Duffy, A. J 46
Duffy, Mary Alice 7
Dufoil, Raoul 63
Dugan, James J 92
Duggan, Ellen M 49
Duggan, William E 95
Duggan, William R 209
Dulaski, Benedict J 65, 209
Dulles, Eleanor Lansing 209
Dumont, Donald A 209
Dunant, John Y 62
Duncan, Enoch S 210
Duncan, Norman 210
Dunham, Donald C 58
Dunham, William B 12, 210
Dunker, Ragnhild 210
Dunn, James Clement 210
Dunn, L. Milner 210
Dunn, W. Clyde 22,210
Dunn, William E 210
Dunnigan, Thomas J 211
Dunning, Alice L 17
Dunning, John L 59, 211
Durbrow, Elbridge 211
Durland, Addison 62
Durnan, James J 22. 211
Dnrning, Daniel J 85
Dustmann, Walter H., Jr 2. 211
Duter, Ralph S 84
Dutko, Paul M 211
Duval, Claiborne 19,211
Duvall, Frank E 85,211
DuVivier, Paul Fuller 211
Dux, Michael J 41
Dwyer, Cornelius J 212
Dwyer, Henry T 212
Dwyer, William Edward 212
Dwyre, Jack G 212
Dye, Charles D 85
Dziczkowski, Leonard H 102. 212
Eagan, M. Elizabeth 212
Eagon, Angelo 57,212
Eakens, Robert H. S 34,212
Ealand, Maria K 60,212
Earle, Elizabeth R 67
Early, Edwin A 79
Earnest, Edwin B 95
Easley, Robert H 82
494
INDEX OF PERSONS
Page
Eastrake, Clara L 70
Eastment, Barbara 24
Eaton, Earl Wilbert 212
Eberlein, Davida Roxane 212
Eberlein, Marcia 77
Ebersole, Harry 85
Eberstadt, Ferdinand 108
Ebling, Samuel G 212
Ecker, Robert C 94. 213
Eckstein, Charles 62
Eckstein, Joel 213
Eckstein, Leo H 213
Eddy, Donald B 88, 213
Eddy, William A 2,8,213
Edelin, Edwin R 82
Edens, Florence 77
Edgar, Donald Dixon 213
Edge, Willie K. W 34, 213
Edwards, Corwin D 32, 213
Edwards, Craig Forsythe 214
Edwards, Herbert T 65,214
Edwards, J. Stanford 214
Edwards, James E 24
Edwards, Jay Dixon 214
Edwards, Margaret S SI, 107, 214
Edwards, Marian E 64
Egan, Charleen 19
Egan, W. J. Convery 214
Egelson, Joshua 214
Egerton, Katherine A. H 214
Ehler, Lois L 74
Ehrenreich, Dolores V 62
Eichler, David Kemble 214
Eike, James W 82. 214
Eisenberg, Robert 13
Eisenhart, Edwin A 94,214
Eistetter, Elizabeth Lee W 214
Eitreim, Irven Millard 215
Elbrick, C. Burke 10, 215
Elchibegofl, Ivan M 33,215
Eldridge, Richard 215
Elias, Barbara 70
Eliasberg, George J 62
Elkin, Rose F 80
Elliman, George T 43, 215
Elliot, James A 215
Elliott, Jean K 63
Elliott, John C 31,215
Ellis, Frank J. T 215
Ellis, Imogene E 216
Ellis, Overton G., Jr 216
Ellis, Perry 215
Ellis, Virginia M 76, 216
Ellison, Charles M 82. 216
Elting, Howard, Jr 216
Elwood, Robert Bailey 216
Ely, Richard R 18, 216
Embry, John A 216
Emerson, Marjorie 58
Emmerson, John K 17, 216
Emmons, Arthur B., 3d 217
Engdahl, Elisabeth Lee 217
Engebretson, Tilmer Oliver 217
Engelstad, Melvin P 77
Engle, Parke F 59, 217
Englesby, Thomas H 5,24,217
English, Benedict M 7. 217
Page
English, Clifton P 97, 217
English, Robert 217
Englund, Eric 217
Enlow, Charles R 218
Ennis, James H 67, 218
Ennis, Margaret 46
Entler, R. Vance 7
Epstein, David 63
Epstein, Fritz T 56. 218
Erck, Leo 43, 47, 218
Erhardt, John G 218
Erickson, Donna C 85
Erickson, Doris L 65
Erickson, Gustave A 218
Ernst, Philip 218
Erodos, Arpad 63
Erskine, John C 19, 218
Ertter, Gladys 1 85
Erwin, John D 218
Esman, Sherly G 66, 219
Eslinger, Ernest L 218
Espinosa, J. Manuel 66, 219
Espy, James 27, 219
Estes, Thomas S 219
Estey, Marten S 37, 219
Etter, Willis R 219
Enlass, Charles C 40, 219
Evans, Allan 99, 219
Evans, Barbara 3, 219
Evans, Ernest E 219
Evans, Gillespie Stevenson 220
Evans, James G 33, 220
Evans, John H 45, 220
Evans, Joseph R 220
Evans, Robert F 71, 220
Everett, Curtis T 220
Everett, Frieda W 60, 220
Ewing, Harry E 220
Exton, Frederick 98, 220
Faber, Hans R 93, 221
Fabry, Joseph B 63
Fagan, Margaret A 44, 221
Fahy, Charles 7, 8, 221
Fairbank, Wilma C 221
Fairley, Katharine S 82
Fairman, Walter H 92, 221
Falck, L. James 53, 221
Fales, Herbert P 221
Falkener, Sara G 82
Falloon, James H 221
Farley, Hugh D 88, 221
Farmer, Garland R., Jr 22
Farmer, Mona T 221
Farnham, Betty Jane 85
Farnsworrh, Edward Leslie 221
Farnsworth, Frederick E 222
Farrar, Victor J 56, 222
Farrell, T. F 108
Farrell, William S 222
Fassberg, Harold E 42
Faus, Keeler 222
Faust, John B 222
Fearey, Robert A 17, 222
Fearing, George R 103, 222
Fedak, Gilbert B 82
Feder, Ethel 65
Page
Feeney , James P 75
Feisinger, Samuel 64
Feld, Nicholas 222
Feldman, Arthur W 223
Feliu, Gertrude 64
Fennemore, George M 7, 223
Fenstermacher, Harvey E 85
Ferber, David 1 223
Ferguson, C. Vaughan, Jr 223
Ferguson, Charles A 74, 223
Ferguson, Marjorie F 223
Fernald, Robert F 223
Fernandez, Raymond F 14, 223
Ferrari, May 1 13
Ferrell, Hubert F 223
Ferrer M., Felipe 223
Ferris, Walton C 71, 223
Ferry, Mary M 12
Fessenden, Russell 55, 223
Feuerlicht, Maurice 65
Ficco, Alice J 50
Fidel, E. Allen 224
Fierst, Herbert A 5, 224
Fifleld, Russell H 224
Finch, Eleanor H 52
Finch, George M 224
Fine, Paul C 108
Finger, Selma C 79
Finger, Seymour M 224
Finley, Harold D 224
Finley , Lawrence H 77
Finley, Marie S 58
Finn, Richard B 224
Finnan, William 65
Finnila, Lillian 224
Fiot, Andre, L 89, 224
Firmin, Gwen 61, 224
Fischer, Eric 224
Fischer, Helene W 77
Fishback, Sam 18
Fishbein, Gershon W 54
Fishburn, John T 36, 224
Fishburne, John 1 224
Fisher, Adrian S 225
Fisher, Dorsey Gassaway 225
Fisher, F. McCracken 16, 225
Fisher, Hamilton 63
Fisher, Harry 85
Fisher, Jo 60
Fisher, Joseph L 225
Fisher, Ralph Hart 42, 225
Fisher, Raymond H 58, 225
Fisher, William Dale 225
Fisher-Northrop, James 63
Fisk, Ernest H 225
Fite, Katherine B 7, 225
Fitzgerald, Annette 60
Fitzgerald, John F 225
Fitzpatrick, Helen C 6S
Flack, Joseph 225
Flack, Thomas R 225
Flagg, Edmund A 57, 226
Flaherty, Francis E 76, 77, 226
Flake, Wilson C 73, 226
Flanagan, James M 64, 226
Flatau, Jack Augustus 226
Flax, David M 90
INDEX OF PERSONS
495
Page
Fleck, Minnie 64
Fleisher, Beatrice N 105
Fleming, H. Kingston 24, 226
Fleming, Marguerite V. B 96
Fleming, Ruth M 82
Fletcher, C. Paul 226
Fletcher, Martha 77
Fletcher, Neva 56
Fletcher, Otto F 40, 226
Fletcher, Samuel J 226
Fletcher, Travis L 45, 227
Flexer, Fayette J 227
Fliflet, Arne T 227
Flinn, Dennis A 94, 227
Flint, Helen Marrs 49
Flood, Douglas 227
Flory, William E. S 33, 227
Flournoy, Richard W 7, 227
Flournoy, William E., Jr 227
Fluegel, Edna R 8, 227
Flynn, Anna T 82
Flynn, Howard C 50, 228
Flynn, James J., Jr 228
Flynn, Walter J 228
Foa, Walter 62
Fogarty, Edelen Margaret 228
Foley, Arthur David 228
Foley, John W., Jr 7, 228
Follmer, Cyrus B 228
Folsom, Robert S 228
Fondren, Terrell W 228
Fong, Lung 105
Foote, Walter A 228
Foote, Wilder 109, 228
Forbes, Bruce W 229
Forbes, John T 37. 107, 229
Ford, Richard 229
Ford, Samuel S 85
Ford, William J 229
Forman, Douglas N., Jr 229
Fornes, Frederick C, Jr 73, 229
Forno, Joseph T 6, 229
Forsythe, Joseph 85
Fortin, Grace K 97
Fosdick, Dorothy 30, 229
Foster, Andrew B 72, 229
Foster, Anna G 91
Foster, Carol H 230
Foster, H. Schuyler, Jr 55, 230
Foster, John Burt 230
Foster, Meade T 230
Foulke, Roy E 230
Fowler, William A 230
Fox, Byron L 66, 230
Fox, Carmen C 5
Fox, Donald R., Jr 230
Fox, Homer S 231
Fox, Leo K 47
Fraleigh, Charles Arnold 7, 231
Fraleigh, William N 231
Franc, Robert 63
Francis, Lyda Mae 231
Francis, Robert D 90,231
Franck, Dorothea S 66, 231
Frank, Isaiah 33, 231
Frank, Joseph 62
Frank, Joseph A 5, 231
Page
Frank, Laurence C 231
Franklin, Albert Barnes, 3d 231
Franklin, Lynn W 231
Franklin, William M 232
Frantz, M. Alison 232
Franz, Jacob G 20,232
Frazier, Ruby L 232
Frechtling, Louis E 23, 232
Frederickson, Oscar W 232
Freeborn, Alida S 63
Freedman, Selma G 7, 232
Freeman, Alwyn V 7, 232
Freeman, Fulton 232
Freeman, Robert B 94, 232
Freeman, Stuart 1 90, 233
Freers, Edward L 233
Freeze, Pauline E 29
French, Mary S 66, 233
French, Ruth 105
French, Stewart 233
Fretwell, Elbert K , . 233
Freund, Richard B 104, 233
Friant, John R 76
Friday, Mary 82
Fridrich, George J., Jr 233
Fried, Milton 233
Friedman, Richard 54, 233
Friedman, Shirley 104
Friedman, William Henry 233
Friedmann, Genevieve R 81, 233
Friedrick, Jens H 63
Frieswyk, Henry 102, 233
Frieswyk, Marian A 102
Frillman, Paul W 233
Frisco, Mary 233
Fritzlan, A. David 234
Fromer, Julian P 234
Frost, Arthur C 234
Frost, Lesley 234
Frothingham, Richmond T 81
Fry, Kenneth D 61,234
Fuchs, Martin 62
Fuess, John C 234
Fuller, George Gregg 234
Fuller, Leon W 11, 234
Fuller, Nathan F 50, 234
Fuller, Nicholas A 234
Fullerton, Emily D 54, 235
Fullerton, Hugh S 235
Fulling, Virgil 63
Fultz, Harry T 235
Fulwiler, Lewis B 43, 235
Funk, Geraldine H 101
Funk, Ilo C 235
Funkhouser, Richard E 235
Fuqua, John H 106, 235
Furman, John P 33
Furr, Carl J 235
Fussell, Frances R 63,235
Fyfe, Howard 78, 235
Gaines, Jack D 63
Galambos, Tibor Andrew 235
Galaway, John W 78
Galbraith, Francis J 235
Galbraith, Willard 236
Gallagher, Fay K 14
Page
Gallardy, Louis G 236
Gallen, Mary L 70
Galling, Walter 236
Gallman, Waldemar J 236
Galvan, Alvaro F 89, 236
Gamache, Albert O 236
Gamon, David L 236
Gamson, Arthur Lionel 236
Gange, John F 8. 236
Gannett, Michael R 236
Gantenbein, James W 76, 236
Gardiner, John P 6, 237
Gardiner, Nona Logan 237
Gardner, Blanche L 67, 237
Gardner, Inez J 57, 237
Gardner, James R 2, 237
Gardner, Margaret K 237
Garges, Bernadette L 46
Garland, Myron S 73
Garner, Mary Kate 4
Garnish, Howard 62
Garrison, Biddle H 237
Garrison, Dwight 88, 237
Garrott, George B 59,237
Garvey, Leo W _. 41,237
Garza, Elias G 237
Gaspard, Jerome T 238
Gasser, Francis R 238
Gates, Louis E 238
Gates, Mary M 57
Gatewood, Richard D , 238
Gaudin, Daniel, Jr 238
Gavrishefl, Ellen 89
Gay, Merrill C 35. 238
Gayne, Homer G 238
Gaynor, Constance G 53
Gebhart, W. F. Davis 238
Gebravsky , Vsevolod de S : 62
Gee, Russell F 85
Geer, William M 55.238
Geerken, Forrest K 238
Geier, Paul E 238
Geiger, Theodore 238
Geist, Raymond H 239
Gentile, Walter 19
Genz, Louise 11
George, W. Perry 239
George, William C 239
Gerber, William 56, 239
Gerberich, Albert H 27. 239
Gerbi, Giuliano 62
Gericke, Martha L 56, 239
Gerig, O. Benjamin 31,239
Gerlach, Arch C 101,240
Gerlach, Arlene M 103
Gerling, George F 70,240
Gerrity, Charles M 240
Gessley, John R 92,240
Gibbons, Lorraine N 60
Gibbons, Lucille M 4
Gibbons, Robert J 240
Gibbs, Jacob Bernard 240
Gibson, Raleigh A 240
Gibson, Robye 85
Gibson, William G 240
Gibson, William M 240
Gidden, Culver 240
496
INDEX OF PERSONS
Page
Gidney, Charles C, Jr 240
Giese, Ruth T 14
Giesecke, Albert A 241
Giffen, Morrison B 56,241
Gifiord, Roger G 105
Gilbert, Charles 241
Gilbert, Manson 241
Gilchrist, James M., Jr 241
Gilcreast, Seaver R 241
Gillikin, Alton L 51, 241
Gilman, Edna A 84
Gilmore, Eugene A., Jr 27, 241
Giloane, William 14,241
Gilpatric, Donald S 241
Gilsinn, David L 242
Ginsburg, Carl 105, 242
Ginsburg, Michael 14
Giovanni, Margaret H 81
Giovetti, Alfred 85
Gist, Justie E '. . . 242
Giuflrida, Michael A 59
Glancy, Sarah F 2
Glassford, Margaret P 60
Glatzer, Morton 62
Glavis, Margot 10G
Gleeck, Lewis E., Jr 242
Glenn, Virginia M 71
Glover, Minna 96
Gnade, Richard E 242
Godfrey, Richard A 242
Godley , George McM . , 2d 242
Godsey, Fred 242
Goetzmann, Jule L 242
Goff, Edward J 84
Gold, Ruth S 39, 242
Goldberg, Jules 80, 242
Goldberger, Edward M 64
Goldenberg, Edith 65
Goldenberg, Leon 14, 242
Goldman, Irving 28, 243
Goldman, Robert B 63
Goldman, Thomas A 243
Goldsberry, Paul E 86, 243
Goldsmith, Albert 14
Goldsmith, Howard C 243
Goldstein, Thomas E 70, 243
Goldthorpe, J. Harold 66, 243
Gomborov, Esther 51
Gomez, Ana M 243
Gomez, Carlos M 60
Goodfellow, Florence H 81,243
Goodier, Harvey T 243
Goodis, Charles 79
Goodman, William H 86,243
Goodrich, Stanley R 80,243
Goodridge, Benjamin F 243
Goodwin, Eleanor J 2
Goodwin, Ellis Munson 243
Goodwin, Myra L 95
Goodyear, John 244
Gordon, Bartley P 244
Gordon, Estelle 47
Gordon, Harriet 64
Gore, Miriam S 20
Gormley, Charles 79
Gorrell, Juan L 244
Goshie, John L 244
Page
Gosho, Henry H 97, 244
Gosnell, Harold F 55,244
Gosney, Ivan C 80
Gosorn, Louis M 43
Gotlieb, Bernard 244
Gough, Betty 30
Gough, Robert E 44
Gould, GoldieB 95
Gould, Joseph S 42,244
Gowen, Franklin C 244
Grab, Esther 41
Graf, Dorothy E 9
Graffis, Jean A 245
Grafton, Dudley C 83
Grainger, Bruce 88
Granata, Harold M 245
Grand, Stanley L 69
Granger, Fitzhugh 69, 245
Graninger, Fernleigh 90
Grant, Christina P 21, 245
Grant, Constance 24
Grant, June M 81
Grant, Merritt M 245
Grant, Natalie C 245
Grant, Roger W., Jr 37,245
Grant, Theodore J 245
Graves, Elaina 245
Graves, George M 245
Gray, Archibald E 245
Gray, Cecil W 72.107,246
Gray, David 246
Gray, Edward R 39, 246
Gray, George O 7. 246
Gray, Helen P 21
Gray, William F 35,246
Graze, Stanley 14,246
Green, Caspar D 246
Green, David S 246
Green, James F 31, 246
Green, Joseph C 107,247
Green, Marshall 247
Green, Merle B 73, 247
Greenawalt, Norman E 102, 247
Greene, Dorothy E 67
Greene, Joseph N., Jr 247
Greene, Winthrop S 247
Greenup, Julian C 247
Greenwood, Carolyn 50
Greer, William W 63
Grefe, Grace A 76
Gribble, Don A 248
Griffin, Alma B 50
Griffin, Ernest Kenneth 248
Griffith, Mildred A 90
Griggs, Robert A 248
Grimm, Janet N 92
Grinioff , Vladimir B 14
Grinnell, Robert 248
Griswold, Richard W 248
Groeninger, Joseph G 248
Grondahl, Teg C 248
Grosjean, Wilfred 89,248
Gross, Aaron 79
Gross, Ernest A 5,248
Gross, Joseph Eugene 248
Groth, Edward M 248
Grotjohan, Albert W.J 248
Page
Grove, John J 49, 249
Grover, Elizabeth A 2
Groves, H. Lawrence 249
Groves, J. Philip 249
Groves, William L 31, 249
Gruenwald, Josephine Johanna 249
Grunwell, Jane 66
Grunwell, Thomas A 249
Guaderrama, Ernest Saenz 249
Guarco, Anthony 69,249
Guard, Madge L 67
Guernsey, Jackson E 102, 249
Guerra, Oscar H 249
Gugliotta, Vicent 62
Guiffrida. Michael A 59
Guimaraes, Antonio F 62
Guiney, John E., Jr 249
Guinn, Paul S 249
Gullion, Edmund A 250
Gunn, Marion R 250
Gurney, Frederic Taylor 250
Guthe, Otto E 101, 250
Guthrie, John C 14
Gutierrez, Ernest B 250
Gutman, John A 62
Guy, Rolland C 250
Guynn, Bergit S 28
Guyol, Nathaniel B 100, 250
Gwynn. William M 250
Haaga, Paul G .• , . . 73, 250
Haaga, Virginia C 32, 250
Haase, Herta 97
Haber, Samuel L 251
Hackworth, Green H 251
Hadary, Gideon 23, 251
Haddow, Jessie P 251
Hadley, Nannette E 70
Hadraba, Theodore J 251
Hadsel, Fred L 55. 251
Haering, George J 95, 251
Hagan, John Logan 251
Hagerman, Worthington E 252
Haggerty, John J 252
Haggerty , Raymond 80
Haidt, Frances 39
Haig, Robert V 95, 252
Halaby, Najeeb E., Jr 99, 252
Halden, Margaret J 2
Halderman, John W 30,252
Hale, Madeleine 66
Hale, Robert F 72,252
Hale, Susie S 71
Haley, Bernard F 32
Hall, Ardelia R 70
Hall, Arthur R 102, 252
Hall, CarlosC 27,252
Hall, Claude H., Jr 252
Hall, Frederick A. H 253
Hall, John A 31,253
Hall, Mary E 43
Hall, Ralph C 78,253
Hall, Virgyl M 82
Hall, Weston A 253
Hall, William 0 29,253
Hall, William P 6S, 253
Halla, Blanche R 1,86.253
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Page
Halla, Philip J 22.253
Hallagan, Elizabeth B 43
Hallam. Eva 6
Hallam, Malcolm P 253
Halle, Barbara 6
Halle, Dexter D 63
Halle, Elinor R 253
Halle. Louis J., Jr 27,253
Hallenbeck, Jane E 19
Hallman, Paul 82
Halpin, Angela 65
Ham, William T 36,254
Hamburg, Ernestine A 102
Hamilton, J. Bruce 101
Hamilton, John Andrew 254
Hamilton, John F 254
Hamilton, Kingsley W 6, 254
Hamilton, Maxwell M 254
Hamilton, Minard 44, 254
Hamilton, William L., Jr 254
Hamlette, Harry L 254
Hamlin, Fred E 63
Hamlin, John N 254
Hamm, Elizabeth 102
Hammond, B. Miles 254
Hammond, Charles E 97
Hammond, David K 254
Hancock, John M 108
Hand, J. M. Colton 35,255
Handler, David 101, 255
Handler, Joseph 65
Handley , William Jules 255
Hankey, Marion M 60
Hankin, Robert M 255
Hanley, J. Daniel 255
Hanna, Clyde James 255
Hanna, Elizabeth A 3,255
Hanney, Andrew Edward 255
Hansen. Willard S 59, 255
Hanshew, Rose 91
Hanson, Haldore E 4, 255
Hanson, Henry, Jr 14,255
Haraldson, Wesley Clifford 255
Harbordt, Edwin Meredith 255
Hardage, William H 255
Harding, Kenneth W 256
Harding, Robert William 256
Hardoin, Evalyn M 23
Hardy, Elizabeth C 7,81
Hardy, Nicholas 256
Hardy, William, Jr 50,256
Hare. Raymond A 256
Harley, John C 256
Harley, Robert Bruce 256
Harlin, Marian 1 74
Harlow, William McG 95, 256
Harmon, Ivan Q 256
Harmon, William R 61,256
Harrell, Raymond Lee 256
Harrigan, James F 88. 257
Harrington, Julian F 71, 107, 257
Harris, Chauncy Dennison 257
Harris, David 11,257
Harris, Elaine 69
Harris, Frank W 86
Harris, Laona Kay 67
Harris, Reed 85,257
Page
Harris. Robert 61
Harris, Ruth C 76
Harris, William W 106, 257
Harrison, Cecil Q 54,257
Harrison, Landreth M 257
Harrison, Leland 258
Harrison, Marcia R 35, 258
Harrison, Randolph 258
Harsaghy, Fred J 64
Hart, Boies C. Jr 258
Hart, Gladys V 63
Hart, Parker T 25S
Hart, Paul F 93, 258
Hart, Walton C 258
Harten, Perry 64
Harter, Elizabeth 8
Hartley, Robert H 258
Hartley, Virginia Fox 259
Hartung, Catherine E 83
Hartwell, Ann K 5
Hartwell, Wayne M 259
Harvey, Alace M 1
Harvey, Constance R 259
Harvey, Ruth 83
Haselton, George H 30
Haselton, Norris S 259
Haskell, Fred B., Jr 81,259
Haskins, Fred G 89, 259
Haskins, Margaret V 68
Haslaeker, Mary E 88
Hassman, Samuel 14
Haubcr, Edelc P 20
Hauch, Charles C 26, 259
Haugen, Aasta B 259
Haupt, Alden M 259
Hauser, Frederick H., Jr 259
Havemeyer, John K 32, 260
Haven, Richard B 260
Havenner, Albert B 95
Havens, Harry A 71,200
Havlik, Hubert F 39, 260
Havron, J. Brock 260
Hawkins. Charles F 91,260
Hawkins, Esther L 57
Hawkins, Harriet P 11,260
Hawkins, Harry C 260
Hawkins, Richard H., Jr 76, 77, 261
Hawley, Franklin 261
Hawley, John C 261
Hawthorne, Carl 0 261
Hayes, Arthur J 88
Hayes, James 63
Hayes, L. Wendell 30, 261
Hayes, Robert C 56
Hayes, Stanley T 261
Hayes, Walter George 261
Haynes, Albert H 28
Hays, George A 261
Hays, Margaret P 261
Hazes, Arthur J 261
Heacock, Roger L 262
Heath, Donald R 262
Hecht, Elizabeth 95
Heck, Jack H._ 262
Heck, L. Douglas 105,262
Hefti, Rudolph W 262
Heigham, Harold 90
Page
Heilbrun, Douglas 66
Heiler, Bernard F 262
Heindel, Richard H 67, 262
Heins, Fred G 25, 262
Heisler, Charles H 263
Heisler, Jean E 74
Hejno, Francis J 263
Heltberg, Arnlioth G 263
Hemba, Alton W 2, 263
Hembry, Mary F 13
Hemsing, Albert E 65
Hendershot, Clarence 69, 263
Henderson, Clay H 263
Henderson, Douglas 263
Henderson, George D 263
Henderson, Gladys 43
Henderson, James E 263
Henderson, Loy W 8, 20, 263
Hendrick, James P 30, 264
Hendricksen, Anna B 67
Hendrik, John 63
Heneman, Harlow J 5, 264
Hening, J. Burwell 73, 264
Henning, Nora M 64
Henriksen, E. Audrey 89. 264
Henry, David H., 2d 264
Henry, Homer, Jr 95
Henry, J. William 264
Henry, Marcelle 264
Henry, Margaret B 10
Henry, R. Horton 264
Henry, William 65
Hensley, Catherine S 53
Herman, Samuel 47, 264
Herndon, Richard M 264
Herrick, George. Q 64
Herrick, Harold C 24, 265
Herron, Francis W 265
Herz, John H 13
Herz, Martin F 265
Hess, Inez L 93
Hewitt, Earl R 89
Hewitt, Margaret A 80
Hibbard, Richard E 96,265
Hibbs, Walter P 95
Hickerson, John D 9, 265
Hickman, Susan H 72, 265
Hickok, Robert C 61, 265
Hickok, Thomas A 265
Hicks, Knowlton V 265
Higgs, L. Randolph 266
Highby, L. Ingemann 32,266
Highsaw, Jane D 30
Hiley, Evans 85
Hill, A. Almeda 8
Hill, George E., 2d 30
Hill, Heyward G 266
Hill, John C, Jr 23
Hill, John L 52,266
Hill, John Wallace 266
Hill, Lillian 65
Hill, Robert B 266
Hill, Ruth Mary 58,266
Hilldring, John H 5, 8, 266
Hillenbrand, Martin J 266
Hiller, Charles Thomas 92,266
HUliard, Charles C 6,267
498
INDEX OF PERSONS
Page
Hillman, Owen N 267
Hilton, Howard J., Jr 35,267
Hilton, Lois 65
Hilton, .Ralph 267
Himbert, Arthur R 32, 267
Himmel, Lyle C 267
Hine, Dorothy M 57
Hines, Frank T 267
Hinke, Frederick W 267
Hinkle, Eugene M 267
Hinson, Mary W 56
Hinton, Deane R 267
Hirabayashi, Martin V 19
Hirscb, Kurt 19
Hirsch, Sol S 59, 267
Hirschtritt, Ralph 19.268
Hiss, Alger 8, 29, 268
Hitchcock, Edward C 268
Ho, Beyne V 63
Hoard, Robert S 268
Hobbs, James A 35
Hobbs, Pauline B 33
Hobbs, Wanda N 72
Hobson, Graham 106
Hockaday, Ted 106
Hodet, Thomas R 92, 268
Hodgdon, A. Dana 268
Hodge, Carleton T 74, 268
Hodge, Charles L 42, 268
Hodge, Edgar A 62
Hodge, Philip G 268
Hodgkinson, Sara W 55
Hoenigswald, Henry 74, 268
Hofflin, Elizabeth G 78,269
Hoffman, Aldon M 269
Hoffman, Lawrence A 100
Hoffman, Malvin G 34, 269
Hoffman, Thomas E 269
Hoffmann, Erich W 269
Hoffmann, Walter W 269
Hogue, Val 7, 269
Hohenthal, Theodore J 269
Holcomb, Thomas 269
Holcombe, William C 82
Holder, Oscar C 269
Holland, George Kenneth 270
Holland, Joseph E 84
Holland, Kenneth 57
Holland, Thomas W 36, 270
Hollis, Ernest 100, 270
HoUis, Walter 7,270
Holm, Arvid G 270
Holmes, Edward W 270
Holmes, Franklin A 91,270
Holsinger, Otto R 86
Holt, Claire 20
Holway, Mary R 2
Honerkamp, Rosalene 4
Hood, Amelia H 35, 270
Hook, W. Byron 44, 270
Hooker, Marjorie 101, 270
Hooker, Robert G., Jr 10, 270
Hooper, Malcolm P 271
Hooper, Peter, Jr 76, 271
Hoover, Clarence M., Jr 84
Hoover, James D 36, 37, 271
Hoover, John P 271
Page
Hoover, Lenora B 97
Hoover, Paul C 14
Hope, Ashley Guy 271
Hopkins, Elizabeth W 67
Hopkins, Frank S 74,271
Hopper, George D 271
Horacek, Hubert J 86
Horak, Jacob 14, 271
Horn, Adolph B., Jr 271
Horn, Thomas S 271
Hornbeck, Stanley K 271
Horner, Harriet L 64
Horner, John Evarts 272
Horniker, Arthur L 13, 272
Horowitz, Daniel L 37,272
Horsey, Outerbridge 12, 272
Horstman, James W., Jr 57
Hortum, Ernest J 91
Horwin, Leonard 272
Hoskins, Barbara 55
Hosmer, Effa D 71
Hotchner, Howard 63
Houck, Fred H 272
Hougen, Volorus H 50, 272
Hough, Curtis E 272
Houghteling, Margaret S 31
Houghton, Robert B 273
Houlihan, Marita T 58
Houser, Dorothy W 92
Houston, George F 63
Houston, Robert Bruce, Jr 273
Howard, Daggett H 47, 273
Howard, George C 273
Howard, Harry N 23, 273
Howard, Hungerford B 273
Howard, John B 7, 273
Howard, Robert D 273
Howard, Wendell S 273
Howe, Charles Henry Walter 274
Howe, Fisher 4, 107, 274
Howe, James W 43
Howe, John P 4, 274
Howe, Stanley M 274
Howell, J. Carney 90, 274
Howell, John 1 274
Howell, Margaret 49
Howze, Eoline 74
Hoxter, Curtis J 64
Hoylman, Daisy B 92
Hoyt, Henry A 27,274
Hrones, John G 274
Hubbard, Phil H 274
Huber, Gizella Irma 274
Huddle, J. Klahr 274
Huddleson, E. E 2,274
Huddleston, John F 275
Hudes, Tadeusz N 62
Hudson, Catherine 102
Hudson, Harry S 275
Hudson, Joel C 275
Hudson, Print 275
Hudson, Virginia J 2
Hudson, William Palmer 275
Huestis, Richard S 275
Huggins, Sarah L 75
Hughes, H. Stuart 13, 275
Hughes, James Joseph 275
Page
Hughes, Morris N 275
Hughes, Richard M 276
Hughes, Ruth Mason 24, 276
Hughes, William P 72, 276
Hukill, George R 276
Hulick, Charles E., Jr 276
Hull, Moody 57
Hulley, Benjamin M 276
Hulse, Clifford C 90,276
Hulten, Charles M ......... 4,276
Humelsine, Carlisle H 79, 276
Humes, Elizabeth 277
Hummel, Robert S 16, 277
Humphrey, David H 54
Humphrey, Effingham P 88
Humphrey, Richard A 55, 277
Hungerford, Harris R 277
Hunsacker, Lee Madsen 277
Hunsberger, Warren S -. . . 19, 277
Hunt, Edward E 96, 277
Hunt, Frederick D 277
Hunt, Leigh W 277
Hunt, Mary Eunice 277
Hunt, Ralph H 277
Hunt, Victor M 58,278
Hunter, Robert L 278
Hurdlebring, August 288
Hurley, Marie V 278
Hurney , Leo B 95
Hurst, William O 65
Hurtado, Charles V 60
Huskey, Donna 0 54
Hussar, Milton 64
Hussey, Roland D 28, 278
Huston, Cloyce K 278
Huston, Myron E 90
Hutchinson, Charles A 278
Hutchinson, Owen R 278
Hutchison, E. Barbour 95
Hutton, Paul C 278
Huvanandana, Malai 63
Huyler, Coulter D., Jr 278
Hyde, H. van Zile 36
Hyde, Louis 108, 278
Iandiorio, Sam 65
Icke, Paul W 101, 279
Ickes, Miralotte S 32
Iglesias, Manuel F 69
Illyepalvi, Vitez, G 62
Ingersoll, John F 279
Ingersoll, Ross H 104, 279
Ingle, Edward M 279
Ingraham, Henry G 7, 279
Ingram, Michael 63
Iredale, Laura 30, 279
Ireland, Philip W 279
Iribarren, Jose 89,279
Irvine, C. Crawford 35,279
Isaacs, C. Grant 279
Isenberg, Arthur 63
Isenberg, Walter C, Jr 280
Ismailoff , Natalie 61
Iswolsky , Helene 62
Iverson, William E 63
Ives, J. Winsor 280
Izbicki, Raymond E 63
INDEX OF PERSONS
499
Page
Jackson, Elizabeth 106
Jackson, George Irwin 280
Jackson, Wayne G 6, 280
Jacobs, George R 41,280
Jacobs, J. Roland 280
Jacobs, Joseph E 280
Jacobs, Joseph H 49
Jacobs, Norman S 280
Jacobson, Fred 62
Jacobson, Jerome 41,280
Jacobson, Mary 62
Jacyno, Joseph R 280
Jakes, Robert, 3d 77, 281
James, A. Florence 7
James, Garth P 281
James, Virginia H 10, 281
Jamison, Edward A 8, 281
Jandrey, Fred W 281
Janis, Harold 63
Janz, Robert 281
Jaquet, Paul F 78. 281
Jardine, Charles H 58, 281
Jarvis, Francis G 281
Jason, Leon 64
Jean, Arch K 81,281
Jeflers, Charles W 281
Jeffries, James L 84
Jelich, John W., Jr 281
Jellifer, Ellen B 61
Jenkins, Alfred leSesne 282
Jenkins, Douglas, Jr 282
Jenkins, William L 21,282
Jenks, Barton P 282
Jennings, Katherine 65
Jensen, Einar 282
Jensen, Julius C 282
Jenss, Rachel M 77,282
Jerabek, Milan W 11
Jernegan, John D 21 , 282
Jessop, Walter E 97, 282
Jessup, Philip C 283
Jester, Perry N 283
Jewett, Lucille M 83
Jimenez, Emilio 283
Jochen, Frederick L 283
JohnpoO, Alexander C 283
Johnson, Albin 108
Johnson, Charles 79
Johnson, Charles F 283
Johnson, Edward L 283
Johnson, Elda B 107
Johnson, Ellis A 283
Johnson, Eugene H 283
Johnson, Frederick C 283
Johnson, Hallett 283
Johnson, Hartwell 284
Johnson, Herschel V 108,284
Johnson, Howard C, Jr 31, 284
Johnson, John A 30. 284
Johnson, John D 284
Johnson, Joseph E 30,284
Johnson, Leslie W 285
Johnson, Mildred A 285
Johnson, Nelson T 285
Johnson, Reginald T 50, 285
Johnson, Richard A 285
Johnson, Robert C, Jr 285
Page
Johnson, Robert S 285
Johnson, TJ. Alexis 285
Johnson, Virgil O 99, 286
Johnson, William Walter 286
Johnston, Coldwell S 286
Johnston, Helen 61
Johnston, Inez 58
Johnston, Marion A 286
Johnston, Sarah F 81
Johnstone, Jack R 286
Johnstone, James R 82, 286
Johnstone, William C, Jr 286
Jones, Alice MacLean 67
Jones, Alice R. G 286
Jones, Barbara B 62
Jones, CarlN 7
Jones, Cecelia G 85
Jones, Charles Bronston 286
Jones, Curtis F 286
Jones, Edna C 60
Jones, Edwin F 18, 286
Jones, Elizabeth 68
Jones, Faith F 83
Jones, Franklin V. C 286
Jones, Franklin W 15, 286
Jones, George Lewis, Jr 287
Jones, Gerald G 287
Jones, J. Jefferson, 3d 287
Jones, J. Wesley 287
Jones, Joseph M., Jr 4,287
Jones, Mary B 77
Jones, Owen Thomas 287
Jones, Ralph A 287
Jones, S. Shepard 55, 2«7
Jones, Sarah D 287
Jones, Velma A.S 1
Jones, Virginia W 38
Jones, Wiley B 47
Jones, William C, 3d 2S7
Jones, William G 57
Jones, William Godfrey 19, 287
Jones, William S 48
Jordan, Curtis C 288
Jordan, Francis C 288
Jordan, Maude Alma 288
Jordan, Russell B 288
Jordan, Thomas Rogers 288
Joseph, Pearl 14
Josephson, Joseph 65
Josselyn, Paul R 288
Jova, Eugene E 288
Joyce, Emma 82
Judd, Thomas M 288
Juhasz, Emile W 288
Julia, Alfred 79
Just, William A 288
Kadin, Bess 74
Kahn, Alfred H 64
Kahn, Florence 62
Kahn, Harry, Jr 40. 2S8
Kaiser, John R 289
Kalisch, Bertram 65
Kallis, Selma G 42, 289
Kalmykow, Vladimir 14
Kane, Albert E 7,289
Kane, William 289
Page
Kanline, John R g9
Kannenberg, M. Hollis 82, 289
Kaplan, Doris no
Kaplan, Harold 289
Kaplan, Jacob J 15,289
Kappel, Waldemar P 63
Kapy, Erki 1 289
Karasik, Monroe 42, 289
Karst, Eugene F 59, 289
Kasper, Herman R 289
Katusich, Ivan 62
Katz, Robert 65
Kauffman, Andrew John, 2d 9
Kauffnian, Esther S 86
Kaufman, Arthur 62
Kavanaugh, John M 289
Kazanjian, Reginald S 289
Keany, Katharine 289
Kearney, Sophia P 290
Kearney, Walter 78
Keating, Joseph T 7, 290
Keating, Lucile Graham 290
Keefe, H. Douglas 75. 290
Keegan, James 109
Keegan, James M 7
Keeler, Erwin P 35, 290
Keeley, James Hugh, Jr 290
Kehoe, Harry 80
Keith, Gerald 290
Kekich, Emil A 291
Kelchner, Warren 88. 291
Keller, Blanche 96
Kellermann, Henry J. .« 70, 291
Kellock, Katherine A 41.291
Kellogg, Edmund H 30.291
Kelly, Charlee L 48
Kelly, Edward W 32. 291
Kelly, George F 291
Kelly, Helen G 54,292
Kelly, Helen M 32
Kelly, John Henry 292
Kelly, Ruth E 16
Kelly, Thomas A 292
Kelly, William Browne 292
Kelser, Philip L 50. 292
Kelsey, Easton T 292
Kelso, James C, Jr 44,292
Kemler, John H 292
Kemp, Morris 105, 292
Kempter, Charles W 51, 292
Kempton, James H 292
Kendall, Charles H 47.292
Kendall, Willmoore 293
Kendig, Bertha M 293
Kendrick, Joseph T., Jr 293
Kendzie, Cass A 72,293
Kenostrick, Millard L 88, 293
Kengla, Evelyn 58
Kennan, George F 293
Kennedy, Donald D 32. 293
Kennedy, Esther 91
Kennedy, Jean E 81
Kennedy, John J 66, 293
Kennedy, John M 30,294
Kennedy, John R 75, 294
Kennedy, Mary T 55
Kent, Zolita F 86
500
INDEX OF PERSONS
Page
Kenworthy, Edwin W 294
Keogh, John Belfort 294
Keogh, John W 40, 294
Keplinger, Anna L 104
Kern, Eugene O 62
Kerr, George Henry 294
Kerrigan, Edward J 294
Keskinen, Viola M 5
Kessler, Julius J 92
Ketcham, John B 294
Key, David McK 294
Key, Kerim K 23
Kibler, Theodore T 294
Kidd, Coburn B 13,295
Kidder, Randolph A 295
Kidder, Stanley Rast 295
Kiefer, Alexander F 41,295
Kieve, Robert S 295
Kilby, John H 93, 295
Kilgour, Frederick G 103, 295
Killea, John F 295
Kimm, Neal E 85
Kimmel, Roy 1 295
Kimpel, Ben Drew 295
Kimrey, Chester H 295
Kindle berger, C harles P 41, 295
King, Bayard LeRoy 295
King, Donald S 296
King, Dorothy H 88
King, Evelyn 46
King, James E., Jr 10,296
King, Leland W., Jr 78,296
King, Pauline . . » 110
King, Spencer M 296
King, William Henry 296
Kingman, Margaret M 99, 296
Kingsley, Thomas D 296
Kinnaird, Jean M 57
Kinney, Robert A 296
Kipping, Alan S 296
Kiraly, Emery R 82,s296
Kirby, Burton R 84, 107, 296
Kirchheimer, Otto 13
Kirichemko, George 78
Kirk, Alan G 296
Kirley, Louis L 296
Kirlin, Florence K 3, 297
Kissick, Harold G 88,297
Kitchen, Walter M 46, 297
Kittredge, Benjamin R., Jr 12, 217
Klaber, Robert 91,297
Klaus, Samuel 2, 297
Klay, Andor C 106
Klayman, Norma R 40
Klebanoff, Eugenia 62
Klee, William B 83, 297
Klein, Seymour 63
Kleinhans, Richard E 297
Klieforth, Alfred W 297
Kling, William 297
Klooz, Marie S 30
Klosson, Boris H 14
Kluczny, D. Muriel 4
Klugh, William F 64
Knack, Ernst L 297
Knapp, Eunice M 77
Knapp, John 63
Page
Knauer, Virginia M 68
Kneeland, Walter E 298
Knight, George Stephens 95, 298
Knight, Ridgway B 298
Knight, William E., 2d 298
Knouse, Kathryn 66
Knox, Charles F., Jr 298
Knox, Charles H 46
Knox, Clinton E 14,298
Knox, John D 54, 298
Knox, M. Gordon 108, 298
Koch, Harriet M 105
Koch, Henry 41, 298
Koczak, Stephen A 298
Koffler, Gertrude 64
Kohler, Foy D 298
Kolarek, Joseph C 299
Kolb, Raymond E 299
Kolinski, Charles J 299
Konijn, Henry 20
Konikow, Robert B 299
Koons, Edwin 63
Koontz, Eleanor L 83
Kopper, Samuel K. O 31, 299
Koren, William, Jr 14, 299
Koristn, C. Jane 41
Kotschnig, Walter M 30, 299
Kott, Doris 64
Rrackenberger, Liese 62
Kramer, Mabel 58
Krason, William S 299
Krause, Edward J 299
Krausse, Henry G 299
Kreis, Foster H 299
Krejci, Otakar M 62
Krentz, Kenneth C 299
Krieg, William L 300
Kroll, Ernest 70, 300
Kronick, Shirley 62
Krould, Harry J 58, 300
Krumpelmann, John T 300
Kubalek, William 300
Kugeman, William E 300
Kuhn, Ferdinand, Jr 300
Kuhn, John Lucien 8
Kull, Robert 1 30,300
Kullgren, Helen G 17
Kullman, Amelia R 3
Kumler, Kathryn 7
Kuniholm, Bertel E 300
Kunze, Edward E 93, 300
Kupiec, Henry F 95
Kuppinger, Eldred D 300
Kurani, Habib A 68, 301
Kushner, Harry 301
Kuykendall, C . Porter 301
Kwak, Carl Q 63
Kyle, Edwin Jackson 301
La Barr, Agnes A 76
Labouisse, Henry R., Jr 9, 301
Lackey, Mary G 86
Lacy, William S. B 17,301
Laderia, Luis . 62
Lafferty, Frances H 54,301
LaFlamme, Josephine 1 88
Lafoon, Sydney K 97,301
Page
La Freniere, J. Alfred 302
LaFuze, G. Leighton 19
Lagoudakis, C. G 23, 302
Laidlaw, William Richard 302
Laing, Duncan J 302
Lakeland, William C 302
Lam, Ly Due 63
Lambert, Marion F 60
Lambeth, J. D 302
Lamm, Donald W 302
LaMont, George D 302
Lampe, Dorothea Caroline 302
Lamprecht, Reinhard W 302
Lampson, Edward T 72, 302
Lanahan, William W., Jr 303
Lancaster, Nathaniel, Jr 303
Landauer, Gerti 39, 303
Lande, Adolf 64
Landeau, Elizabeth 14
Landon, Kenneth P 17,303
Landry, Lionel 67,303
Lane, Arthur Bliss 303
Lane, Chester T 43,303
Lane, Clayton 303
Lane, Francis A 303
Lane, Natalie H 99
Lane, Rufus H., Jr 304
Laneville, Virgilia C 38
Langdoc, Irene E 32
Langdon, William B 304
Langston, James A 304
Lanier, Claude T 304
Lanier, Raphael O'Hara 304
Lankenau, Richard F 304
Lansing, Augusta E 14
Lapkofsky, Florence S 79
Larkin, Frederick 78, 304
Larkin, Richard C 95, 304
Larscn, Gilbert E 304
Larson, Carrel B 304
Larson, Dorothy 1 44
Larson, George G < 304
La Rue, G. Wallace 304
Lashley, Jean 66
Lasky, Dorothy 108
Latchford, Stephen 52, 305
Latimer, Frederick P . . . . .*. 66, 305
Lato, Stephen 78, 305
Lattanzi, George F 65
Lauerman, Marie 57
Laughlin, Gordon Cummings 305
Laukhuff, Perry 305
Lauve, Anita 305
Lavalee, Jerome R 305
La Vista, Vincent 305
Lawler, Edward J 305
Lawler, Norton P 85, 306
Lawrenson, Elizabeth R 46
Lawson, Edward B 306
Lawson, Stanley R 306
Lawton, James S 306
Lay, James S., Jr 306
Lay, S. Houston 7,306
Lazell, Arthur J 62
Leach, Richard S 22, 306
Leap, Melvin L 73,306
Leatherman, Frederick D 306
INDEX OF PERSONS
501
Page
Leavitt, Robert 18
Lebel, Arthur L 54, 306
LeBelle, Harry P 62
Le Bovit, Harry 307
LeBreton, David, Jr 21,307
Lebus, William Frank, Jr 307
Leelair, Leopold J 307
Leddy, John M 35, 307
Lee, Armistead M 307
Lee, CharlesH 24,307
Lee, Edith V 75
Lee, James L 307
Lee, Muna 70. 307
Lefebvre, Robert J 84
Lefias, Russell 85
Legge, Roger C, Jr 64
Leggett, Herbert B 307
Lehrs, John A 307
Lehtonen, Leo 79
Leibel, Frances M 4
Leichter, Otto 63
Leit, Martin 78, 308
Leith, Donald M 31, 308
Lentz, Lucy Richmond 308
Leon, Theodore H 89, 308
Leonhardy, Terrance G 308
Leonhart, William K 308
LeRoy, Phyllis L 31, 308
Leslie, Aldene Barrington 308
Leslie, Sara F 88
Lesser, Alexander 28, 308
Lester, Allen H 308
' Lester, W. Stewart 28, 308
Leverich, Henry P 70, 308
Leverton, Rhoma G 19
Levin, Dan 109,309
Levin, Harold A 100, 309
Levine, Louis G 309
Levy, Beatrice G 65
Levy, Charles 62
Levy, Shirley 49
Levy, Walter J 100. 309
Levy-Hawes, Maurice G 38. 309
Lewand, Frank J 309
Lewis, Alfred W 45.309
Lewis, Bernard W 81
Lewis, Charles W., Jr 309
Lewis, Donald A 309
Lewis, Dorothy C 103, 309
Lewis. Edgar E 87
Lewis, Eleanor M 67, 309
Lewis, G. R 6
Lewis, Gardner L 89
Lewis, Geoffrey Whitney 310
Lewis, Harrison 310
Lewis, Harry R 310
Lewis, James Histed 310
Lewis, James T 97, 310
Lewis, Letitia A 49,310
Lewis, Martha 86
Lewis, Ruth L 63
Lewis, Thelma B 41,310
Lewis, Virginia B 106
Lewsen, Rudolph L 48
L'Heureux, Herve J 310
Li, May Chow 63
Li, Ping-Kum 63
Page
Libby , Alice 14
Libert, Orion J 45.310
Liebesny , Grace S 19
Lieblich, Lenore D 310
Lieder, Eugene J 310
Lifantiefl-Lee, Paul A 14
Lightner, E. Allan, Jr 11,310
Light man, Joseph H 49
Lilienthal, Alfred M 7,311
Lincoln, Eunice A 86
Lincoln, Francis F 39, 311
Lindberg, Edward V 311
Linde, Ruth C 100
Linderman, Winifred B 311
Lindhart, Norman L 93
Lindholm, G. Victor 311
Lindquist, Clarence A. R 45, 311
Lindsay, Edna M 86
Lindsay, Franklin 108
Lindsey, James B 311
Lindsey, John R 63
Lineaweaver, F. Ridgway 311
Linebarger, Wayne W 311
Linebaugh, David 10,311
Linn, Arthur T 64
Linthicum, Thomas 311
Linthicum, Walter J 311
Linton, Howard P 19
Linville, Francis A 32,312
Lipkowitz, Samuel 33, 312
Lippincott, Aubrey E .312
Lister, Ernest A 52,312
Lister, George T 312
Lister, Louis 33, 312
Litsey, Weldon 312
Little, Alan M. G 312
Little, Charles J 312
Little, Vivian 89
Litz, Martha 83
Livengood, Charles A 312
Livermore, Seward W 56, 313
Livesey, Frederick 37,313
Lloyd, Rupert A 313
Lobenstine, James C 313
Lockett, Thomas H 313
Lockett, William T 313
Lockling, William Bruce 313
Loeser, Elisabeth 14
Loewy, Harris 35,313
Loezere, Leon J 81,313
Loftus, John A 34, 314
Loftus, Victor H 314
Logan, James H 314
Logan, Lena C 56
Logan , Leslie 62
Logsdon, Ella A 90,314
Lohr, Evelyn 106
Lohr, Juliet M 106
Lomax, Elizabeth H 64
London, Kurt L 68,314
Long, Anna Elizabeth 314
Long, Guy Oliver 314
Long, James A 80, 314
Longanecker, David E 34, 314
Longstreet, Victor M 38,314
Longyear, Robert D 73,314
Loranger, Jane T 315
Page
Lord, John H 315
Loren, Odin G 315
Lorentz, Anne 64
Lorwin, Val'R 36,315
Lory, Hillis 17,315
Lott, Vestel 63
Loupe, Sylvain R 315
Loveitt, Lillian F 103
Lovell, Alfred H., Jr 315
Loving, William B., Jr 315
Lovitt, John V 30, 315
Lovitz, Lillian 58
Low, Lawrence D 94, 315
Lowe, J. Ward 88
Lowrie, Janet Morris 316
Lucas, Frances N 57
Ludden, Raymond P 316
Ludlow, James M 31,316
Ludy, Albert K., Jr 316
Luetke, Raymond 65
Luke, Louise E 316
Lundell, Elizabeth N 60,316
Lundgren, Maynard B 316
Lunning, Just 80,316
Luscher, Rose 79
Lutkins, LaRue R 316
Lyda, Herbert W 316
Lydman, Jack 19,316
Lyerly, J. Edward 90, 317
Lyford, Richard 90
Lynch, Andrew G... 22,317
Lynch, William R 317
Lynde, Cornelius 48, 317
Lyon, Cecil B 27, 317
Lyon, Frederick B 94, 317
Lyon, Frederick Scouller 317
Lyon, Sam 63
Lyon, Scott 317
MacArthur, Douglas, 2d 318
Macartney, Myrtle C 318
Macatee, Robert B 318
MacCoy, W. Pierce 81, 107. 318
MacDaniels, Ellen W 21
MacDonald, Hazel A 84
MacDonald, Jean 318
MacDonald, John E 42,318
Macdonald, John J 318
MacDonald, John P 318
MacDonell, Sara May 318
Mace, CharlesH 81,319
MacFadden, Hamilton 65
Macfarland, James M 319
Macfarlane, Archibald Hepburn 319
Macgowan, Basil F 319
Maclnnis, Jean 64
MacKnight, Jesse 4, 319
MacLean, William G 24,319
MacMillan, Louise 319
MacQuivey, Donald R 54,319
MacSherry, Charles W 77
MacVeagh, Lincoln 319
Macy, Clarence E 33, 319
Macy, J. Noel 59, 320
Macy, Robert H 320
Macy, T. R 40
Madden, Mary E 87
502
INDEX OF PERSONS
Page
Maddox, Andree P 28
Maddox, Grace B 7
Maddox, William P 74, 320
Madill, Edwin J., Jr 81,320
Madonne, John H 320
Maffitt, Edward P 320
Magee, Mary Alice 320
Magill, Robert N 39
Maguite, Sylvia 64
Marian, John H 45, 320
Maher, Dale B 320
Maher, Dale W 320
Maher, Frances M 321
Mahool, John B 63
Maier, Howard 64
Maish, James, Jr 321
Mak, Dayton S 321
Makepeace, LeRoy 321
Maktos, John 30, 321
Maldonado , Joseph E 321
Maleady, Thomas J 321
Malenbaum, Wilfred 100, 321
Malige, Marcel E 321
Mallon, Dwight S 29, 322
Mallon, Patrick 322
Mallory, Lester De Witt 322
Manbey, David J. S 322
Mandel, Benjamin 9, 322
Mandelstamm, Vertner 64
Maness, Hubert 322
Maney, Edward S. 322
Manfull, Melvin Lawrence 8
Mangano, Philip A 30, 322
Mangold, Frederick R 323
Mann, Betty 65
Mann, Donald R 59,323
Mann, Frederick J 323
Mann, George A 58, 323
Mann, John W 53, 323
Mann, Roger C 109
Mann, Thomas C 27, 323
Manning, Allen F 84
Manning, Pauline 57
Mansell, Lillian R 97
Mansfield, Carl F 59
Mansfield, Laurence 80
Manske, Frank E 46, 323
Mantz, Margaret S 89
Manuel, Fritzie P 323
Marceron, Catherine 62
Marchant, Alexander N. D 323
Marcov, Eva M 62
Marcuse, Herbert H 13
Marcy, Carl M 30,323
Marcy, Oliver M 323
Marcy, Vilda D 43
Marelius, Donald C 323
Margolin, Raphael 89
Margrave, R.N 98, 323
Maril, Konrad 62
Mark, David Everett 324
Marks, Herbert S 3,324
Marr, Robert M 73,324
Marsden, George J 50
Marshall, George 0 1,324
Martin, Charles D 98,324
Martin, Collin F 60
Page
Martin, Edith M 82,107
Martin, Edwin M 42,324
Martin, Edwin W 324
Martin, Elvira P 9
Martin, Guy 324
Martin, Haywood P 71, 324
Martin, Henry C 97
Martin, James H 86
Martin, James V., Jr 324
Martin, Joseph W 58, 324
Martin, Katherine T 105
Martin, Margaret H 23
Martin, T. R 27,324
Marvel, Josiah, Jr 325
Marvin, David Keith 325
Marvin, John H 325
Marx, Joseph L 63
Marx, Walter 96
Mason, Edward S 32, 325
Mason, Jack W 325
Mason, John 107
Mason, Leonard 20
Masoni, Isotta 62
Masten, Floyd Edward 325
Masters, Walter M 325
Mathews, Elbert G 325
Mathieu, Maria T 106
Mathieu, Ruth E 9, 325
Matlock, Clifford C 39, 325
Matre. Joseph B 7, 325
Matthews, Glenwood Berton 325
Matthews, H. Freeman 8, 325
Matthews, Harry L 43
Mattison, Gordon H 326
Maurer, Ely 7, 326
Maxfield, Jean W 64
Maxwell, Mary D 12
May, H. Spencer 104, 326
May, Parker 58, 326
Mayberry, Katherine H 6
Maycock, John D 93, 326
Mayer, Edward N., Jr 57, 326
Mayer, Ernest de W 326
Mayer, Robert 62
Mayes, Leroy 74, 326
Maylott, Marcia V. N 30,327
Maymf , Protasio 89
Maynard, David M 327
Mazel, Karel 62
McAdams, Alfred H 90
McAdoo, Dale D 327
McAfee, William 16, 327
McAllister, Richard E 92, 327
McAllister, Winifred E 43
McAndrews, John H. E 327
McAvoy, Donald W 327
McBride, Mary K 86
McBride, Robert H 24, 327
McCabe, Evelyn E 67, 327
McCahon, William H 97, 327
McCall, Johnston V 89
McCargar, James G 327
McCarthy, John F 46, 327
McCarty, Glenn R., Jr 328
McClanahan, Grant V 23
McClane, Warren G 64
McClellan, Roswell D 328
Page
McClintock, Robert M 29,328
McClugan, Walter 63
McCluney, Forrest F 2,328
McClung, John E., Jr 328
McClure, Russell S 51, 328
McClure. Wallace 30, 328
McConaughy, Walter P 328
McConeghey , Harold G 328
McCool, Woodford B 110
McCormick, Thomas J 51, 328
McCormick, William T 93, 329
McCornick, William S 42
McCoy, Frank R 329
McCoy, William G 329
McCully, Edward N 329
McCurdy, Marguerite C 85
McCutcheon, Lawrence C 83
McDaniel, Bruce L 82, 329
McDermott, Jack Chipman 59, 329
McDermott, Michael J 2, 329
McDevitt, James A 6,329
McDiarmid, Alice M 30, 329
McDiarmid, Orville J 42, 330
McDonald, Eula 56, 330
McDonald, George 330
McDonald, Hoke 46
McDonald, Margaret 68
McDonough, Dayle C 330
McDonough, James 65
McElhiney, Thomas W 330
McEnelly, Thomas 330
McFadden, Tom J 330
McFadden, William Armour 330
McFadyen, Archibald A., Jr 330
McGeary, Stanley A 330
McGeorge, Henry H 58, 330
McGhee, George C 3, 331
McGill, John T 95
McGinnis, Edgar Lee, Jr 52, 331
McGonigal, Virginia E 331
McGrory, Elizabeth 35, 331
McGuire, Paul F 3S, 331
McGurk, Joseph F 331
Mcllhenny, Samuel A., Jr 331
Mcintosh, Clarence J 331
Mcintosh, Kenneth 58, 331
Mclntyre, Frank P 7
Mclntyre, William Harry J 331
Mclvor, Carlisle C 331
McKay, Stanley A 81, 332
McKee, Oliver 4, 332
McKeever, Katherine V 60
McKeever, Porter 109
McKelvey, Delano 332
McKelvey, Erman R 332
McKenna, James E 332
McKenna, Vincent T 332
McKenny, Eileen 10
McKiernan, Thomas D 332
McKillop, David H 332
McKinley, Anne C 7
McKinney, Samuel Henry 332
McKinney, Walter H 332
McKisson, Robert M 11, 333
McKnight, Cleveland B 333
McKnight, Maxwell S 333
McLain, Camden L 333
INDEX OF PERSONS
503
Page
McLaughlin, Edward D 96, 333
McLean, Allan F., Jr 333
McLean, Minedee 333
McLean, Thomas R 333
McLoon, Charles Hayden. 333
McMahon, J. J 78, 333
McMahon, Joseph W 85
McMillan, Clara O , 58, 333
McMillan, Hugh C 78, 334
McMillen, Dorothy L 101
McMillin, Stewart E 334
McMurry, Ruth E 66,334
McNair, Clars H 74
McNaull, M. Elizabeth 58
McNeil, J ames F. . 93, 334
McNiece, Rcnwick S 334
McNutt, Paul'V 334
McPhearson, Fred 60
McPherson, Walter C 63
McReynolds, Frances R. P 106,334
McSweeny, John M 334
McVey, Camden H 334
McVicker, Charles P., Jr 334
Mc Williams, James H 335
McWilliams, William J 79, 335
Mead, C. Wayne 78,335
Mead, Harriet 28
Mead, Robert O., Jr - 28, 335
Meadows, Nathan R 335
Meeker, Kenneth H 22,335
Meeker, Leonard C 7, 335
Meekins, Lynn W 335
Meekison, Virginia V 7, 335
Meeks, Nelson P 335
MehaSy, Delbert D 91,335
Meier, Oscar W 335
Meighen, Bernard P 336
Meigs, Carroll M 50
Meigs, Peveril 99.336
Meiklejohn, Norman 42
Mein, John Gordon 26, 336
Melbourne, Roy M 336
Melby, John Fremont 336
Melendez, Roberto D 60
Mellen, Sydney L. W 336
Mellor, John E 50
Meloy, Francis E., Jr 336
Melton, Edward R 336
Meltzer, Bernard D 336
Memminger, Robert B 336
Mendenhall, Joseph Abraham 336
Menske, Frank E 46
Menter, Sanford 337
Merchant, Livingston T 52,337
Meriam, Anne W 337
Merkling, Frank J 337
Merlin, Sidney D 38, 337
Merrell, Clay 337
Merrell, George R 337
Merriam, Brewer J 2, 337
Merriam, Gordon P 21, 337
Merritt, CharlesJ 109
Mersman, Scudder 337
Merthan, Lawrence 0 337
Messersmith, George S 338
Metcalf, Lee E 338
Metcalfe, Arthur V 338
Page
Mettenet, William J 102
Metzger, Stanley D 7, 338
Meyer, Armin H 338
Meyer, George E. Robert 338
Meyer, Hans 62
Meyer, Ira P 95, 338
Meyer, Paul T 103, 338
Meyer, Paul W 338
Meyerhoefer, Adelaide 65
Meyerhoff , Hans 13
Michael, Louis Guy 339
Michaelson, Ruth G 339
Michaud, Theresa A 6
Micocci, Antonio A 62
Middlekaufl, Aural 93
Middleton, Betty Ann 339
MidkifT, Harold N 26
Mikula, John 64
Milbauer, Philip 61
Miles, John 79, 339
Miley, James B 57
Milite, Victor J 64
Mill, Edward W 18, 339
Millan, Claude 60
Millar, John Y 339
Millard, Hugh 339
Millegan, Lloyd 20, 339
Miller, Betty Lou 82
Miller, Charles P 59,339
Miller, Elizabeth J 2
Miller, Elliott H 339
Miller, Emilie 49
Miller, Henry W 79
Miller, George E 339
Miller, Jean A 60
Miller, LeRoy C 19, 340
Miller, Lincoln W 61, 340
Miller, Margaret S 14
Miller, Ralph 340
Miller, Raymond C 340
Miller, Robert T., 3d 57, 340
Miller, Sylvia 66
Miller, William J 340
Miller, William K 39, 340
Millet, CharlesS 340
Milliken, Sidney Nathalie 340
Millington, Yale O 56, 340
Millison, Earl G 90
Mills, Bernice 34
Mills, Charles E 72,340
Mills, Sheldon T 35,341
Mills, William H. A 108, 341
Milne, Matilda L 38, 341
Milroy, Nicholas R 40,341
Mims, Elizabeth 53
Miner, Philip D 341
Miner, Robert G 29,341
Minneman, Paul G 341
Minnigerode, H. Gordon 341
Minor, George C 341
Minor, Harold B 22,341
Misfeldt, William D 88
Mitchell, Frank G 342
Mitchell, Kyle B., Jr 4, 342
Mitchell, Lloyd C 92, 342
Mitchell, M. Helene 75,342
Mitchell, Marcelle J 46
Page
Mitchell, Reginald P 2,342
Mitchell, William A 342
Mizener, Naomi L 342
Moch, Royce 60
Moeller, Frances M 89
Moffat, Abbot Low 17, 342
Moffat, Marion A 32,342
Moffitt, George, Jr 343
Moffitt, James P 343
Mokma, Gerald A 343
Molesworth, Kathleen 343
Moline, Edwin G 35, 343
Mollerson, Henriette M 105
Monahan, Anne R 106
Monk, Albert L 46
Monroe, Herbert B 95
Monsma, George N 41, 343
Montague, Ludwell L 343
Montamat, Harold E 343
Montenegro, Daniel W 343
Montgomery, Edmund B 95, 344
Montgomery, John O .'«. 344
Monti, Vincent J 85, 344
Montllor, Joseph J 344
Moock, Lois G 73
Moody, George T 344
Moody, Hubert R 45. 344
Moody, Robert B 344
Mooers, Horatio 344
Moon, Franklin 90
Moon, H. Spencer 45
Moore, Ben T 35, 344
Moore, Charles Robert 344
Moore, Dorothy M 58
Moore, Jane A 77
Moore, John 90
Moore, John H 30,344
Moore, Kathryn D 58
Moore, Laurence S 345
Moore, Norman G 78, 345
Moore, R. Edgar 4, 345
Moore, Robert J 345
Moore, Robert W 345
Moore, Rupert H 345
Moore, Sarah D 86, 345
Moore, Thomas A 345
Moore, Virgil, Jr 40
Moore, Warren S., Jr 345
Moore, William C 50, 345
Moose, James S., Jr 345
Moran, Leo V 104,345
Morde, Elton W 64
Mordecai, Lionel S 345
More, Bolard 346
Moreland, William D., Jr 346
Morey, Charles R 346
Morey, Leonard R 346
Morgan, Catherine 57
Morgan, George A 54, 346
Morgan, James O 346
Morgan, James W 81, 346
Morgan, John F 346
Morgan, John H 12, 346
Morgan, Mary D 81
Morgan, Maurice Bradford 346
Morgret, Dorothy H 1
Moriarty, Francis B 346
504
INDEX OF PERSONS
Page
Morin, Genevieve E 3
Morin, Guy A 347
Morlock, George A 36, 347
Morris, Brewster H 347
Morris, Clara V 63
Morris, John Howard 347
Morris, Lawrence S 67, 347
Morris, Leland B 347
Morris, Stephen V. C 97. 347
Morrison, Dorothy D 95
Morrison, John A 14, 347
Morrison, John Barton 348
Morrow, Ann M 93
Morse, David A 107
Morse, Irving 64
Mosburg, Earl R 78, 34S
Mosca, Didier F 46,348
Mose, Cornelia N 91
Moseley, Carlos D 67, 348
Moseley, Harold W 6, 34S
Moses, H. Claremont 348
Mosher, Frederick C 72, 348
Mosher, Mabelle W 42
Mosher, Richard 90
Moss, Herman 34S
Moss, Marjorie 95, 348
Motz, Frederick Allen 348
Moursand, Andrew 63
Moy, Paul 106
Moyer, Edna C 83
Muccio, John J 349
Mudd, Philip 83
Muelberger, Arthur P 349
Mueller, Charles G 349
Mueller, Walter J 106, 349
Muhonen, Neil 77
Muir, Raymond D 87,349
Mulhern, Alice G 349
Mullen, Helen Jane 349
Mullen, Teresa 85
Mullett, Harold T 85
Mulliken, Jean H 32, 349
Mulliken, Otis E 36, 349
Mulliner, La Mar D 349
Mulliner, Maurine 350
Mullins, Edward 1 35, 350
Mulloy, Mary E 350
Mundy, Louis E 97, 350
Munhall, Agatha M 3,350
Munz, Miecsylaw 63
Murphy, Edmund R 67, 350
Murphy, Francis T 46, 350
Murphy, Gail 350
Murphy, Gwendolyn E 56
Murphy, John E 93,350
Murphy, Joseph 109
Murphy, Raymond E 9,350
Murphy, Robert D 350
Murray, Alton T 351
Murray, Lee 351
Murray, Mae W 67
Murray, William B 351
Murrell, Franklin H 351
Murrell, G. Curtiss 82
Muse, Gladys S 90
Musick, Joseph W 94,351
Myer, Violet F 351
Page
Myers, Arthur H 62
Myers, D Alton B 49, 351
Myers, Denys P 30,351
Myers, Ethel 95
Myers, John D 93, 351
Myers, Myrl S 352
Myers, Nellie Vass 95
Myers, Willys A 352
Nabel, Eugene 352
Nadelman, Elie Jan 352
Nagle, Ann 86
Nagle, Arthur C 58
Nagoski, Joseph Patrick 352
Nash, Edward W 87, 352
Nash, Roy 352
Nash, Sally 64
Nasmith, Agnes 19
Neal, Fred W 68, 352
Neal,Jack D 97,352
Nealley, W. Grafton 56
Neathery, Jack B 352
Needham, Maurice d Allan 352
Negro, Dante 62
Nehmer, Stanley 19, 353
Neiburg, Burdette E 7, 353
Neighbors, W. Milbourne 353
Nelson, Allan 353
Nelson, Carl J 106, 353
Nelson, Clarice W 353
Nelson, Dorothy F 64
Nelson, Eddie 80
Nelson, Eldon 96^353
Nelson, Florence D 63
Nelson, George 63
Nelson, Howard L 353
Nelson, M. Frederick 19, 353
Nelson, William 61
Nerren, William G 95
Nes, David G 353
Ness, Norman T 37, 353
Nester, Alfred T 71, 353
Neuland, Paul A 99. 354
Neumann, Franz L 13
Neustadt, Marion L 72
Newbegin, Robert 25, 354
Newell, Hugo V 354
Newkirk, Meigs 73, 354
Newman, David K 354
Newman, Evelyn M 56
Newman, F. Johnston 109
Newmark, Frederic B 63
Newpher, H. Roth 64
Newsham , Richard A 102, 354
Newton, Elmer 354
Niccloy, William F 78,354
Niccoll, Frank C 354
Nichol, Henry F 88, 354
Nicholas, Ashley J 95,355
Nicholas, Helen M 95
Nicholl, Helen R 355
Nichols, CalvinJ 29,355
Nichols, Clarence. W 33,355
Nichols, Daniel B 74
Nichols, Donald H 355
Nichols, Gladys R 81
Nicholson, Frank James 355
Page
Nickels, Horace J 11,355
Nickens, Waldean 69
Niederjohn, James Arlington 355
Niehoff, Richard O 355
Nielsen, Orsen N 355
Nielsen, Waldemar A 55, 355
Nilsen, Sylvia E 7
Nissim, Renzo 62
Nitze, Paul H 31, 355
Nix, Barnet F 84
Noakes, Jewell 5
Noble, G. Bernard 55, 356
Noe, Ira J 85
Nolan, Charles P .». . . 53, 356
Nolan, Louis Clinton...: 356
Nolan, Thomas F 356
Nolting, Frederick E., Jr 12,356
Noon, John A 23, 356
Norcio, Aida R 60
Nordbeck, Theodore M 104, 356
Norden, Carl F 356
Noreen, Ethel 71
Norgren, Paul H 356
Norman, Helen S 88
North, Oliver B 356
Nortman, P. Bernard 39,356
Norton, Eugene S 72
Norton, Garrison 51. 357
Norweb, R. Henry 357
Nostrand, Howard L 357
Notary, Marietta B 33
Notter, Harley A 29, 357
Noun, Theodore P 60. 357
Novotny, Frank 357
Noyes, Charles P 108.357
Noyes, Guy E 49. 357
Nuermberger, Gustave A 56, 357
Nufer, Albert F 357
Nugent, Julian L., Jr 358
Nusbaum, Reba 72
Nutter, Dale D 91. 358
Nyhus, Paul O 358
Nyren, Albert V 358
Oakley, R. Kenneth 358
Oatman, Miriam E 13, 358
O'Brien, Eleanor K 66
O'Brien, George 63
Ocheltree, John B 73, 358
O 'Connor, James Francis, Jr 358
O'Connor, Katherine E 358
O'Connor, William E 54
Odell, Lawrence H 63
Odena, Isidoro 63
Odisio, Norma 46
O'Donnell, Charles P 35, 358
O'Donnell, James 64
O'Donnell, William F.. 3d 358
O'Donoghue, Sidney E 358
Offie, Carmel 359
Ogburn, Charlton, Jr 17,359
Ogden, Robert Francis 359
Ogletree, Tigner 359
O'Gorman, Clare M 102
O'Grady, John Francis 359
Ohmans, John L 27
Oldham, Jack J. H 359
INDEX OF PERSONS
505
Page
Old?, Herbert V 359
Olesnevich, Stephen 359
Olive, William M 359
Oliver, Covey T 41,360
Oliver, John B 2
Oliver, John Q 300
Oliveri, Pauline 65
Ollis, Luella 88
Olmsted, Mary S 360
Olsen. Arthur 64
Olson, Andrew E 360
Olson, Ernest 28.360
Olson, LynnH 360
Olson, Theodore B 360
O'Mara. Joseph T 64
O'Neill, Anna A 7. 360
O'Neill, W. Paul, Jr 360
Opal, Chester H 360
Opfar, Richard ' 90
Oppenheim, David 92
Oppenheimer, Fritz E 7
Opsata, James B 99, 360
Oram, Frank 70, 360
Ordway, F. I., Jr 44
Ordway , John 361
Orear, Audrey T 8,361
Orebaugh, Walter W 361
Orgibet, Jorges 361
Orloski, John A. E 361
Orme, Jesse M 361
Orozco, Joseph A 89, 361
Orwen, Giflord P 15,361
Orzeck, Victor L., Jr 92
Osborne, Melville E 361
Osbourn, James P 361
Oser, Ellen 65
O'Shaughnessy, Elim 361
O'Shaughnessy, Kathleen Delia 362
Osovitz, Evelyn 18
Osta, Cecilia A . . . : 62
Ostertag, Augustus 362
Ostertag, Carl 63
O'Sullivan, Benjamin C 5, 362
O'Sulli van, James L 362
Otey, Elizabeth L 39, 362
Otis, Margaret MacGregor 362
O'Toole, Richard F 26,362
Ott, Olive B 97
Ottemiller, John H 104,362
Otten, Josefa 362
Otterman, Harvey B 54.362
Overton, Douglas W 363
Owen, Augustus C 363
Owen, Eleanor 63
Owen, George 363
Owen, Henry D 42,363
Owen, Hillman 23
Owen, Irving 63
Owen, Robert Irving 363
Owen, Rufus 85
Owens, Jacqueline S 2
Owens, Louis G 95
Owsley, Charles H 2,363
i
Packard, Robert F 2,363
Packer, Earl L 363
Paddock, Arthur Leroy, Jr 363
Page
Paddock, Paul 363
Padelford, Norman Judson 363
Padovano, Georgio 62
Page, Denzil L 74, 364
Page, Edward, Jr 364
Pagin, Renzo 89, 364
Pahle, Theodore J 3S4
Paige, Robert M 42, 364
Painter, Carvel 364
Painter, Mary Ella 59
Palmer, Ely E 364
Palmer, Florence 364
Palmer, Gardner E 364
Palmer, George E 364
Palmer, John Peabody 365
Palmer, Joseph, 2d 22, 365
Pamoedjo, James 63
Pangburn, Harry K 365
Panuch, J. Anthony 4, 365
Pappano, Albert E 365
Paquin, Melba F 85
Parelman, Samuel T 91,365
Park, Nelson R 365
Parke, Lee W 86,107,365
Parke, Robert B 42,365
Parker, Catherine 106
Parker, Charles B .,. 366
Parker, Edward S 366
Parker, Evelyn K 50, 366
Parker, Glenn T 366
Parker, Leonidas M 366
Parkinson, Robert 106
Parks, E. Taylor 56, 366
Parks, James E 366
Parlofl, Gloria H 102
Parry, Carroll C 366
Parsloe, Arthur G 366
Parson, Ruby A 62
Parsons, Givon M 366
Parsons, J. Graham 10, 366
Parsons, Katrine W 367
Parsons, Marselis C, Jr 12, 367
Parsons, Mary P 367
Parta, Carl E 86
Pasquet, Maurice 367
Passante, Dominic 63
Paterson, Robert W 367
Patten, William S 367
Patterson, Bradley H., Jr 97, 367
Patterson, Charles A 85
Patterson, Eugene 63
Patterson, Jefferson 367
Patterson, John 55, 367
Patterson, John M 54, 367
Patterson, Richard C ., Jr 368
Patterson, Richard S 56, 368
Patterson, Wilma C 24
Paul, Arthur 107
Paul, Joseph 63
Paul, Sidney 63
Pauley, Henry M., Jr 33
Paulisch, Elisabeth M 41
Paulson, Bernhard J 368
Pawley, William D 368
Paxton, J. Hall 368
Paxton, J. Robert 65
Payne, Charles E. B 368
Page
Payne, Francine T 89, 368
Payne, Janie W 5
Peake, J. H. Cameron 368
Peake, Malcolm E 89, 368
Pearson, Marian J 78
Pearson, Paul H 368
Pease, Harold D 368
Peaslee, Alexander L 368
Peck, Joseph R., 2d 369
Peck, William L 369
Pedersen, Alfred J 369
Pederson, Edith 76
Peebles, Emilie V 105
Peel, Charles L 64
Pelcovits, Nathan 14, 369
Pelfrey, James C 82, 369
Pell, Claiborne 369
Peltier, Richard J 35
Pelton, Walter E 7,369
Pendleton, Charles Herbert 369
Penfleld, Anne B 67, 369
Penfleld, James K 15, 369
Penfleld, Walter A 76
Penfold, John B 2
Penn, David 62
Penniman, William F., Jr 369
Penrose, Edith 108
Penrose, Ernest 108, 370
Penson, Charles S 370
Pepin, Harold T 370
Pepper, Florence M 82
Percival, LeRoy Frederick, Jr 370
Perkins, Ernest R 56, 370
Perkins, Isham W 104
Perkins, John W 89, 370
Perkins, Samuel Elliott, 4th 370
Perkins, Troy L 370
Perkins, Warwick 370
Perry, Glenn O 370
Perry, Kenneth W 49, 371
Persinger, David 6, 371
Peter, Hollis W 100,371
Peters, Richard B 371
Peters, Stephen 15
Petersilia, Elise P 2
Peterson, Avery F 371
Peterson, E. K 98.371
Petraglia, Joseph F 64
Petrain, Alvin L 85
Petrie, John 106.371
Petrofl, Boris G 62
Peurifoy, John E 3 , 371
Peyton, Ann M 28
Pfeiffer, Harry F., Jr 371
Pfeiffer, Paul E 85,371
Pfiffner, Eugene C 371
Pfuntner, Carl Herman 372
Phelan, George R 372
Phelan, Raymond 372
Phelps, Robert E 85
Phelps, Vernon L 35, 372
Phelps, William Walter, Jr 372
Philbrick, Marjorie P 57
Philips, Adelaide Z 102
Phillipp, Louis S. N 96,372
Phillips, Asa E., Jr 7,372
Phillips, Charles 64
506
INDEX OF PERSONS
Page
Phillips, Charles A 92,372
Phillips, Elizabeth 95
Phillips, Gladys Lee 372
Phillips, Juliet 40
Phillips, Merrill O 64
Phillips, Mildred 76
Phillips, RichardI 372
Phillips, Ruth A 60, 372
Phillips, William T 32, 372
Philopoff, Alga 61
Phlake, Dorothy C 95
Piazza, Joseph S 373
Picard, George L 373
Pick, Charles F., Jr 76, 373
Pickard, Wilma L 19
Pico, Rafael 106
Pierce, Marguerite L 65
Pierson, Harry H 66,373
Pignatelli, Madeline 74
Pigott, C. Montagu 34, 373
Pilcher, James B 373
Pilgert, Henry P 49, 373
Pilliod, Rosine G 56
Pinal, Beatriz 62
Pinard, Isabelle 373
Pinder, Frank E 373
Pinkerton, Lowell C 373
Pinkus, Leo J 59, 374
Pinney, Russell E 64
Piraino, Catherine 44
Pirhalla, Ferdinand Francis 374
Pisik, David F 50, 374
Pitkanen, June-Marie A 374
Pittman, Earle S 374
Pitts, Henry L., Jr 374
Plakias, John N 374
Plitt, Edwin A 374
Poe, B. Frank, Jr 41, 374
Polakoff, Joseph 374
Poland, Dorothy B 104, 374
Poliner, Naomi 79
Pollack, Herman 81, 374
Pollaczek, Gustav 101, 374
Pollak, Franklin S 47, 375
Pollard, Rosa 79
Polutnik, Ernest V 375
Polyzoides, T. Achilles 2, 375
Pomeranz, Morton 375
Pomeroy, Leonard H 98, 375
Ponticello, Eva 375
Pool, John C 10, 375
Poole, Barbara M 105, 375
Poole, Richard A 375
Poole, V. Lois 65
Poore, Dudley G 66, 375
Pope, Catherine S 93
Pope, George A 81, 375
Pope, Milda A 375
Popper, David H 30, 375
Porter, Catherine 69, 376
Porter, Gordon E 376
Porter, Ira W 76, 376
Porter, Mary Jane 376
Porter, Paul Robert 376
Porter, Vernon 85
Porter, William J 376
Portes, Enrique 62
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Posniak, Edward G 39, 376
Post, Albert 40, 376
Post, Paul T 102, 376
Post, Richard H 376
Poticher, Gladys 1 39
Potter, Andrew B., Jr 48, 376
Potter, Kennett F 377
Potter, Margaret H 35. 377
Potts, Merrill S 57, 377
Povalski, Mildred O 58
Powell, Boiling R 51,377
Powell, Boyce E 377
Powell, Eleanor A 68
Powell, James C, Jr 377
Powell, Webster 377
Power, Thomas F., Jr 109, 377
Prager, Henry 59, 377
Pratt, James Walter 377
Pratt, Norman K 377
Prendergast, Walter 70, 378
Prentice, Edward S 52, 378
Presting, Morton 63
Preston, Austin R 378
Preston, Marguerite C 58
Preu, Fred L 6, 378
Price, Arnold H 13, 378
Price, Leonard H 26, 378
Price, Roy T 84
Price, William E 378
Prince, Edward Philip 378
Pringle, Frances E 88, 378
Prohme, Rupert 379
Prokofieff, Vladimir 14
Propper, Eva 89
Prostov, Eugene V 379
Prout, ThelmaB 84
Puhan, Alfred 62
Pulaski, John J 78
Purnell, Betty 80
Purnell, Lewis M 379
Purse, Victor 379
Purvis, Ricardo M 87
Quarton, Harold B 379
Quate, Graham Sheppard 379
Queenin, Raymond J 46, 379
Queneau, Francoise 106, 379
Queripel, Phyllis C 62
Quick, James C 379
Quieley, Stephen H 87
Quinlan, Rosemary 78, 379
Quinn, Charles W 51, 379
Quinn, Thomas Charles 380
Quirin, Arnold H 35, 380
Quirin. Marcelle 22
Rabasa, Guillermo P 62
Rabida, Albert A 380
Rabinowitz, Irving 64
Racca, Luigi 62
Radin, Alex 72
Radius, Walter A 51, 380
Ragatz, Mary P 380
Ragland, Joseph P 380
Railey, Howard B 380
Raine, Philip 70, 380
Raineri, Peter J 380
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Rainey, Froelich 0 53, 380
Ralph, Marie- Louise 380
Rambo, William Preston 381
Ramsey, Fred W 43, 381
Ramsey, Henry C 381
Ramsey, Henry O 381
Ramsey, Katherine H 77
Ranard, Donald L 81, 381
Randall, Harold M 381
Randall, Lee D 381
Randolph, Archibald R 381
Randolph, David 63
Randolph, John H 381
Rankin, Forney A 61,381
Rankin, Karl L 381
Rami, Henry Neils 382
Ranney, Frederic G 11
Rapoport, Eugene 14
Rapp, John B 76
Raquello, Edward. 63
RatcliSe, Russell S 75, 382
Ratcliffe, Viola 76
Rathbun, Georgianna F 55
Rau, Herbert G 48,382
Rauch, Margaret L 84
Ravel, Anthony C 382
Raven, Robert 63
Ravey, Lewis E 382
Ravndal, Christian M 382
Ravotto, Joseph D 382
Rawitch, Elsie 89
Rawlings, Frances H 29
Rawlinson, John L 382
Ray, Clark F 102, 382
Ray, George Einar 382
Ray, Guy W 24, 382
Raymond, Edwin R 383
Raymond, Richard C 6, 383
Rayner, Charles B 1, 383
Raynor, G. Hayden. 9, 383
Read, Robert E 88, 383
Reagan, Daniel J 383
Reams, Elinor P 81,383
Reams. R. Borden 1, 383
Reap, Joseph W 2, 384
Reardon, Kenneth J 58, 384
Reb, Everett Louis 59. 384
Reber, James Q 8, 384
Reber, Samuel 11, 384
Redden, Normand William 384
Reddick, Rosemary 2
Redding, Joseph L 82, 384
Reddington, John P 83
Reddish, Anne E 64
Redecker, Sydney B 384
Redington, Robert J 385
Reece, Lenore M 54, 55
Reed, Charles S., 2d 385
Reed, Edward L 385
Reed, Harry Clinton 385
Reed, Helen P 102
Reed, Juan A 385
Reed, Leslie E 385
Reed, Lyma S 8«
Reed, Ruth V 68
Reeder, Lorin G 385
Reeder, Lucia A 100
INDEX OF PERSONS
507
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Reedy, Sarah J 39
Reeley, Richmond C 92
Reese, John A 47, 385
Reese, Raymond E 385
Reeves, Edwy L 95,385
Reeves, Harman 385
Rehm, George E 386
Reid, Helen Ann 7
Reid, John G 56,386
Reier, Marie 83
Reifman, Alfred 14, 386
Reilly, James A 81, 386
Reinhardt, G. Frederick 386
Reinstein, Jacques J 6. 386
Reischauer, Jean 19, 386
Reminder, Mary M 54
Renchard, George W 386
Rendall. Edwin C 386
Rennie, Leonard C 90. 386
Rennie, Ysabel F 28,386
Rentz, John N 56
Reveley, Paul J 387
Rewinkel, Milton C 387
Reynolds, Don B 387
Reynolds, Evelyn G 60
Reynolds, G. Edward 387
Reynolds, Lucy A 105
Reznik, Estelle N 64
Rhatigan, Harry J 86
Rhees, William J 73, 387
Rhoades, Otis W 387
Rhodes, Emmett C 92
Rhodes, William C 387
Ribble, Mildred S 74
Ribble, Ralph J 88
Rice, Charles M., Jr 387
Rice, Charley L 387
Rice, Edward E 16, 387
Rice, Geraldine G 4
Rice, Howard C, Jr 388
Rice, Maurice S 68, 388
Richards, Arthur L 10, 388
Richards, J. Bartlett 388
Richardson, Clydia Mae 87
Richardson, Donald W 88
Richardson, Gardner 388
Richardson, James Monroe 388
Richardson, John S., Jr 388
Richardson, W. Garland 388
Richey, Earle J 388
Richman, Bennet, B 102
Richmond, Stoughton J 95
Richter, Alfred Gustave, Jr 389
Rickard, Samuel H 63
Riddell, William H 389
Riddick, John Gatling 389
Riddiford, George G 73
Riddle, James R 389
Riddleberger, James W 11, 389
Rieger, Rebecca E 58
Ries, Joseph 389
Ries, Myer 63
Rieseberg, R. W 46
Riggs, Benjamin Reath 95, 389
Riley, Nelson J 389
Riley, Thomas A. E 93, 389
Rim , Ronald R 63
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Rinden, Robert W 389
Ringland, Arthur Cuming 390
Ringwalt, Arthur R 16, 390
Rinker, Ruth 85
Riordan, Robert E 390
Rios, Manuel 89
Rittenhouse, Aust in J 27, 390
Rivera, Diego J 60, 390
Rivera, Luis 60. 390
Rivera, Rodolfo O 390
Rivinus, Edward Florens 390
Roach, Elizabeth C 95
Roane, Melvin C 86
Robb, Marion 63
Robbins, James J 390
Robbins, Levi A 46
Robbins, Warren Delano 390
Roberds, Frances E 68. 391
Roberts, Arthur 64
Roberts, Harrison 60. 391
Roberts, Lillian C 86
Roberts, Quincy F 391
Roberts, Randolph 391
Roberts, Sarah E 36
Roberts, Walter R 62
Roberts, Warren A 31, 391
Roberts, William W., Jr 44
Robertson, David A 34,391
Robertson, Frances S 391
Robertson, William P 391
Robey, John M 59, 391
Robin, Richard H 62
Robinson, Daniel C 78
Robinson, Dorothy C 66
Robinson, Hamilton 40,391
Robinson, Hamlin 391
Robinson, Helen 64
Robinson, Jay 69, 391
Robinson, Joe A 35, 392
Robinson, Joseph A 392
Robinson, Reed P 392
Robinson, Richard H 32, 392
Robinson, Thomas H 392
Robinson, Virginia M 392
Robison, Harold D 392
Rock, Catherine 76
Rockwell, Stuart W 392
Rockwell, Warren T 45, 392
Rodrick, Bertha S 95
Roeder, Larry Winter 392
Rogatnick, Joseph H 392
Rogers, Buford G 392
Rogers, Charles E 41, 393
Rohrlich, George F 28, 393
Roland, Joseph M 70, 393
Roll, William G 393
Rolle, Andrew F 393
Rolle, Elizabeth 60
Romer, Evelyn 106
Romero, Arthur J 393
Romero, Ricardo 63
Romig, Walter W « . . 102, 393
Rommel, Rowena B 54,393
Ronan, William J 393
Ronhovde, Andreas G 12, 393
Ronne, Edith M 68
Roome, Hugh R 48, 393
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Rooney , Miriam T 7
Root, John Frick 393
.Roper, George S 393
Roque, Manuel 63
Rosano, Patrick 64
Roscoe, Esther R 103
Rose, Ernest 63
Rose, Halleck L 394
Rosen, Arthur H 394
Rosenberg, Martin 394
Rosenberg, Marvin 63
Rosenberg, William S 394
Rosenfeld, Eugene 109
Roscnson, Alexander M 38, 394
Rosensweig, Lillian 65
Rosenthal. Albert H 58, 394
Rosenwald, Harold 40, 394
Roser, Harold 394
Ross, Claude G 394
Ross, Ervin Clinton 394
Ross, James A., Jr 394
Ross, John C 29, 394
Ross, Louis 64
Ross, Murray 37, 395
Ross, Robert 64
Rossow, Robert, Jr 395
Rothman, Bernard 32, 395
Rothwell, George J 14, 395
Roudybush, Franklin 74, 395
Rounds, Thomas R 95
Rountree, William M 20, 395
Rousseau, Raymond 84
Routt, Garland C 54, 395
Rowell, Edward J 395
Rowland, Luther 64
Rowland, Ralph S 74, 395
Rowley, Eugene C 95, 395
Royal, Mary Ann 58, 396
Royall, Penelope 396
Royce, Edith M 396
Royt, Frederick L 396
Rubin, Seymour J 7, 40, 396
Rubstrat, Paul F 62
Ruckh, Grace B 54
Rudellat, Jeannette' 59
Rudlin, Eryl 106,396
Rudlin, W. A 5. 396
Rudolph, Walter M 33, 396
Rueter, Frank T 396
Ruggles, Melville J 396
Rule, Mary J 86
Runyon, Charles '97, 396
Rush, James T 396
Rushing, William J 43
Russell, Charles W 49, 397
Russell, Clarence D 48, 397
Russell, Donald S 4, 8, 107, 397
Russell, Francis H 54, 397
Russell, Gerald W 52
Russell, H. Earle 397
Russell, Hugh E 397
Russell, Olivia 89
Russell, Patricia E 55
Rutherford, M. Robert 397
Ruyle, Benjamin J 397
Ryan, Louise M 60
Ryan, Robert J 81,397
508
INDEX OF PERSONS
Page
Rynas, Stephen A 397
Ryss. Murray 13
Saadeh, E. Victor 398
Sabatini, Henry 88, 398
Sacharnoski, Neva S 93
Sacks, Helene 82
Sady, Emil J 31, 398
Safler, Fred 36. 398
St. Claire, Darroll 398
Sagona, Joseph S 92
Sajovic, Zedenko 63
Saladino, Mary B 95
Salant, Nathan B 398
Salant, William A 41.398
Sale, William B 11, 398
Salman, Arthur 62
Salmon, David A 86, 398
Salner, Edward 398
Salter, Fred K 398
Salvatierra, Richard C 399
Salz, Lily .v. 105
Samarin, Tatiana 64
Samras, Karl R 56. 399
Samsel, Howard M 86, 3S9
Sanchez, Manuel 399
Sanderhoff, Lubert O 399
Sanders, Marion 60
Sanders. Mary 61, 399
Sanders, Terry B., Jr 399
Sanders, William 30, 399
Sanderson, Elizabeth D 19
Sanderson, Fred 13, 399
Sandford, Eleanor W 81
Sandifer, Durward V 29, 399
Sands, William Langdon, Jr 399
Sandvig, Maud 105
Sanger, Richard H 21, 400
Sannebeck, Norvelle H 54, 400
Sanz, Regina F 87
Sappington, James C, 3d 400
Sappington, Newton O 56, 400
Sargent, Chester 58
Sargent, Clyde B 105, 400
Sargeant, Howland 4
Satterthwaite. Joseph C 20, 23, 400
Satterthwaite, Livingston 400
Saucedo, Ralph G 401
Saucerman, Sophia A 3,401
Sauer. Carl A 67. 401
Saugstad, Jesse E 53, 107, 401
Saunders, Juneal 21
Saunders, William B 89
Savage, Carlton 1, 401
Saveski, Peter N 64
Sayles, George 63
Sayles. Griffiths D 64
Sayre, Alice E 36
Scanlan, John J 95, 401
Scanlon, Anabel M 41
Scantland, Harriett A 401
Scarbrough, Dwight E 401
Scatterday, Ruth N 64
Schactzol, J. Robert 32, 401
Schafer, Vivian L 81, 401
Schafiner, Louise 401
ScharrT, Arthur B 46
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Schefer, E. Edward 18, 401
Schenke, Carolus 63
Scherer, George F 402
Scherr, Lillian T 64
Schick, C. Joseph 73
Schick, Mary R 93
Schilling, Frank Kinney 402
Schimmel, Sylvia 80
Schmidt, Daniel H 81, 402
Schmitt, Beraadotte E 55, 402
Schmitt, Herbert F.N 402
Schmitter, Lyle L 88, 402
Schnare, Lester L 402
Schnee, Alexander •. 27, 403
Schneider, Agnes 403
Schneider, Douglas H 403
Schneider, Henry John 403
Schneider, Robert M 403
Sehneyer, Solomon 14
Schodt, E. W 14,403
Schoellkopf, W. Horton. Jr 403
Schoen, Abbey 403
Schoenfeld, H. F. Arthur 403
Schoenfeld, Rudolf E 403
Schoenrich, Edwin 404
Schott, Robert R 404
Sehraud, Myron H 404
Schukraft, Gladys E 3
Schulda, Valasta 53
Schuler, Frank A., Jr 70. 404
Schulman, Anne H 79
Schutz, Joseph W 404
Schwan, Herman J 404
Schwanitz, Charles V 404
Schwartz, Harry H 22, 404
Schwartz, Richard A. 0 404
Schwarz, Carol 65
Schwarztrauber, Evelyn M 405
Schweitzer, Ralph A 405
Schwinn, Walter K 54, 405
Scorsone, Joseph M 78
Scott, Albert W 405
Scott, Grace N 27
Scott, James T 405
Scott, Joseph W 31,405
Scott, Walter H 92
Scott, Walter K 85, 405
Scott, Winfleld H 405
Scotten, Robert M 405
Scruggs, E. Nell 81
Scudder, Robert Earle 67, 406
Scull, David H 81,406
Seager, Walter E wart 406
Seamans, Harry W 54, 406
Searls, Fred 108
Sears, Richard 406
Seate, John H 406
Sebald, William J 406
Sedano, Jose R 62
Seddicum, Paul C 406
Sedgwick, Cabot 406
Seeley , Jay Steward 101, 406
Segal, Leon J 89
Segnitz, Paul M 63
Seibert, Elvin 407
Seidman, Benedict S 59
Seitelman, Max 407
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Seiter, Harriet D 105
Sellars, James B 93
Serlin, Ruth 64
Serrin, Mary Louise 95
Service, John S 407
Service, Richard M 407
Sethian. Robert D 23, 407
Setser, Vernon G 35, 407
Settle, Martha S 46
Severe, Marc L 407
Sexton, Helen Randolph 407
Shackleton, Robert 61
Shackleton, Walter D 407
Shaffer, Alice C 37, 407
Shafferman, Robert W 92, 407
Shaffner, Edward E 82
Shahady, Edward J 408
Shames, Saul 65
Shaner, Maurice P 7, 408
Shanholtzer, Loraine W 46
Shanley, Frederick R 44. 408
Shantz, Harold 408
Shapiro, Alvin 101. 408
Shapiro, Dorothy G 91
Shapiro, Jay Bennett 64
Share, William Edward 408
Sharp, Frederick D., 3d 408
Sharpe, C. F. Stewart 99. 408
Shaw, George P 408
Shaw, John F 35. 408
Shaw, Quentin 110
Shaw, Robert W 6, 409
Shaw, Thomas 90
Shea, Frank R 409
Shea, Rita 67
Sheats, Eugenia E 2
Sheehan, John R 62
Sheehan, Robert M 409
Shelton, Claudia C 93
Shenefield, Hale T 39, 409
Shephard, Russell 63
Sherer, Albert W., Jr 409
Sheridan, James W 91. 409
Sherman, J. A. Tuck 409
Sherrerd, James H 91,409
Sherwood, Virginia 31
Shestople, Suzanne 89
Shidaker, Paul B 83
Shields, Eleanor May 409
Shields, John 60. 409
Shields, Robert L 409
Shih, Pao-Hu 63
Shillock, John C, Jr 409
Shinkwin, Charles A 83, 409
Shipley, Milford 86, 409
Shipley, Ruth B 95, 410
Shivers, Forrest 410
Shoals, ZoraP 93
Shockley, William P., Jr 410
Shohan, Charles J 32,410
Sholes, Walter H 410
Shreve, Mary F 33, 410
Shubert, Leonard B 410
Shules, William Q 97
Shullaw, Harold 410
Shults, Lucy Anna 410
Shnmaker, Loch 92,410
INDEX OF PERSONS
509
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Shuman, Florence Jean 410
Shurtok, Bertha 410
Shuttack, Stephen J 411
Shynn, Doo-Sik 63
Sias, Garrett K 59,411
Sieben, William 106
Siebens, Allen C 411
Siegel, Charles 95
Siegel, Herman 65
Siewerts, Frances 77
Sigmond, Frithjof C 411
Silberstein, Joseph A 411
Silver, Miriam K 105
Silver, Solomon 81. 411
Silver, Warren A 40,411
Simering, Chauncey L 106, 411
Simmes, Orlando A 81.411
Simmons, John F 411
Simonpietri, Andrfi C 3, 412
Simpson, Arthur Abraham 412
Simpson, Julia F 95
Simpson, Robert Smith 412
Sims, Harold 412
Stmsar, Mehmed 65
Simsarian, James 412
Sinclair, Chet E 33,412
Sipes, John W 8, 412
Siracusa, Ernest V 412
Skartvedt, Enoch W 412
Skewes, Jeanne R 412
Skora, George W 412
Skouland, Helen J 413
Slane, Francis L 91
Slavens, Stanley G 413
Slichter, Sumner Huber 413
Slindee, Gertrude M 29
Sloane, Albert J 84
Smale, William A 413
Small. George W 413
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ley, Jane C 86
raglia, Frank J 85
th, Bromley K 1, 413
th, C. Bushman 55
th, Charles E 61
th, Charles W., Jr 55, 413
th, Donald Harrison 413
th, Donald W 413
th, Durand 32, 413
th, E.Talbot 414
th, Edward F 49,414
th, Edwin L 22, 414
th, Elizabeth 97
th, Frederic W 62
th, Grace O 63
th, Grace V 94
th, Grant K 414
th, H. Gerald 5, 414
th, Hawley L 76. 414
th, Henry G 91, 414
th, Henry I,., Jr 74, 414
th, Henry T 414
th, Horace H 414
th, J. Paul, Jr 415
th, John L 92
th, John Newton 415
th, Jule B 415
th, Levi Pease, Jr 415
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Smith, Marie L 51,415
Smith, Merlin E 415
Smith, Richard Goodman 415
Smith, Roger L 415
Smith, RufusB 42,415
Smith, Rufus Zartman 415
Smith, Sylvester Perry 415
Smith, Thomas C 415
Smith, Vivian M 76
Smith, Walter 416
Smith, Walter Bedell 416
Smucker, Estelle 410
Smyser, William L 416
Smyth, Robert Lacy 416
Snider, Clyde William 416
Snidow, William B 416
Snight, Eldridge A 40
Snow, Conrad E 7, 416
Snow, William P 416
Snyder, Byron B 416
Snyder, Dorothy 65
Snyder, James Wilbert, Jr 417
Snyder, Lucille 21, 417
Snyder, Robert M 14
Sobotka, Clement J 72,417
Soelberg, Alice M 417
Sohl, Walter W„ Jr 88, 417
Sohm, Earl David 8
Sokobin, Samuel 417
Sokolowski, Stanley M 62
Solana, J. Ramon 417
Somers, Mildred R ,. . . 55
Somerville, James 417
Sonnenthal, Annemarie 62
Sontag, Raymond J 56, 417
Soutberland, Harlan 417
Southworth, Constant 35, 417
Sowash, Wm. Burton 28
Sowell, Benjamin L 418
Sowell, Joseph W 418
Spalding, Francis L 418
Spalding, Harriette 85, 418
Sparks, Edward J 418
Sparks, Joseph S 418
Sparks, Virginia E 82
Spaulding, E. Wilder 57,418
Spaulding, Mary M % 62
Speer, James P., 2d 418
Speier, Hans 70, 418
Spencer, George 0 27, 419
Speyer, Darthea 419
Spiegel, Betty A 55
Spiegel, George C 35
Spiegel, Harold R 38, 419
Spiegelberg, Stanley J 62
Spielman, Henry W 419
Spiker, Clarence J 419
Spilka, Allen 63
Spillenear, Johanna B 63
Spinx, Jack C 419
Spitler, James H 419
Spivack, Herbert D 419
Spofford, Dorothy E 419
Sprague, David G 14
Sprigman, Mary 66
Springer, Paul L 419
Springs, L. Pittman 419
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Sproles, James B 92, 420
Sprouse, Philip D 420
Spruks, H. Charles 87,420
Squandra, Enrico 63
Squire, Paul C 420
Squires, Leslie Albion 420
Stabler, Elizabeth W 66
Stabler, Wells 42U
Stacy, Joan H 34
Stafford, Maurice L 420
Staht, Dorothy B 64
Stakem, Dorothy G 5
Stall, Bernard F 58, 420
Standley, Frank 2
Stanford, G. Alonzo 421
Stanford, Robert J 92, 421
Stanton, Edwin F 421
Stanton, Herbert A 97
Stanton, Willard Quincy 421
Staples, Henry L 9, 421
Stapleton, Daniel V 73, 421
Starcevic, Anthony E 421
Starr, E., Jr 43
Starr, Irma S 38
Staten, Verne G 421
Stauffer, Thomas B 421
Stebbins, Henry E 421
Stebbins, Richard P 13, 15, 422
Stedman, Frank 19, 422
Steere, Loyd V 422
Steetle, Ralph W 422
Steeves, John M 68, 422
Steger, Christian T 422
Stegmaier, John L 422
Stegmaier, Raymond L 83
Stein, Betty G 23
Stein, Eric 31
Stein, Robert A 422
Steinaeker, William A 84, 422
Steiner, S. Franklin 422
Steinhardt, Laurence A 423
Steinmetz, Jay F 423
Steintorf, Paul P 423
Stelle, Charles C 18, 423
Stenger, Jerome J 39, 423
Stensby, Edith A 423
Stephan, Charles H 423
Stephan, Ola May 95
Stephens, Richard H 423
Sternfeld, Yetta G 103
Steuart, George H., Jr 81, 423
Steussy, Robin E 423
Stevens, Arthur G 6, 424
Stevens, Bennie Mae 7
Stevens, Elizabeth W 19
Stevens, Francis Bowden 10, 424
Stevens, Harry E 424
Stevens, Joseph L 97
Stevens, Stephanie K 28
Stevenson, John R 26
Stewart, Clara F 57
Stewart, Dorothy B 43
Stewart, John Lammey 424
Stewart, Paul P 58, 424
Stewart, Warren C 424
Stibravy, William J 38,424
Stillman, Ezra Clark 424
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INDEX OF PERSONS
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Stillwell, James A 32, 424
Stimson, Ralph H 40,425
Stinebower, Leroy D 6, 425
Stines, Norman C, Jr 425
Stoessel, Walter J., Jr 10, 425
Stofiel, Albert William 425
Stokes, Isaac N. P 30,425
Stokes, William N 425
Stone, John F 425
Stone, William T 57, 426
Stoner, William G 426
Stookey, Robert Wilson 426
Stoops, Don 426
Stoppani, Charles 426
Stora, De Witt Lynne 426
Story, Harry W 426
Stout, Hiram M 5, 426
Stout, Paul D 46
Stovall, Rollo P 426
Stratton, Samuel S 426
Strauss, Erwin 13, 426
Strawn, Bernice M 60
Streeper, Robert B 426
Stritman, Harry R 427
Strom, Carl W 72, 427
Strong, Curtis C 427
Strong, Goidon B 38, 427
Strong, Philip G 104, 427
Strong, Robert C 427
Strong, Thomas Stuart 427
Stroup, Howard W 427
Stryker, Gerald 427
Stryker, Virginia C 427
Stuart, John Leighton 427
Stuart, Wallace W 428
Stufflebeam, R. E 45, 428
Sturm , Paul Jones 428
Stutrsruan, John Hale 428
Styles, Francis H 428
Sucher, Anthony J., Jr 102
Sugar, Ann 70
Sugar, Stephen 62
Sullivan, Charles H 7, 428
Sullivan, Don Lawrence 428
Sullivan, Fern E 428
Sullivan, M. Carmel 14. 428
Sullivan, Philip B 36, 428
Summers, Lionel M 7, 428
Sumner, Philip D 428
Sundell, Charles C 429
Sundt, Olaf Francis 429
Supper, Frances H 2
Supplee, Constance M 103
Suro, Guillermo A 89, 429
Surrey, Walter S 40, 429
Sussman, H. G 79
Sutcliffe, Herbert H 64
Sutterlin, James S 429
Sutton, F. Lester 429
Sutula, Casimir L 41, 429
Svestad, Anvor B 429
Svoboka, Frank D 62
Swan, Helen E 82, 429
Swank, Emory Coblentz 429
Swanson, Rolland C 45, 430
Swayne, Kingdon W 430
Swayzee, Cleon O 36, 430
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Sweeney, Joseph 14, 430
Sweeny, Helen 43
Sweinhart, Henry L 59,430
Swezey, A. Clinton 109
Swift, Helen G 55
Swihart, James W 54, 430
Swindoll, Thomas 430
Swope, Herbert B 108
Symans, Edward A 430
Syphax, John 106
Szego, PaulS 97,430
Sztolcman, Ludwik 430
Taback, William 78
Taber, Alva Lester 430
Taft, Orray, Jr 430
Tagliacozzo, Giorgio 62
Tait, George 430
Takacs, Theresa M 9
Taliaferro, Charles H 431
Talley, Horace L 93
Tarn bone, Joseph 110
Tan, Yun-1 63
Tanck, Margarite Helen 431
Tanner, Edward Livingston 431
Tanner, Forrest A 45
Tarin, John A 431
Tatum, Reuben L 46,47
Taussig, Charles W 106, 431
Tavel, Jean W 81
Taylor, Ancel N 76,77,431
Taylor, Clifford C 431
Taylor, Eva 431
Taylor, Frank D 41, 432
Taylor, Frank R 40, 432
Taylor, Fred 432
Taylor, Henry L 432
Taylor, Jeanne 90
Taylor, Jeannette R 432
Taylor, Kathleen C 432
Taylor, Laurence W 74, 432
Taylor, Paul B 30, 432
Taylor, Richard P 8.432
Taylor, Robert. M 432
Teal, Fred T 7
Teall, Girvan 432
Tefft, Lois E 57
Teller, Hugh H 432
Ten Hoor, Gerrit J 433
Tenney, E. Paul 76, 433
Te Paske, Adelphos H 433
Terebessy , John . . 62
Terhune, Betty M 19
Terrill, Robert P 32, 433
Terry, Druzella G 82
Terzian, James P 64
Tesoro, George A 39,433
Tewell, Harold S 73, 433
Tewksbury, Howard H 433
Thanh, Nguyen Due 63
Thayer, Charles W 433
Thayer, Robert A 62, 434
Thibodeaux, Ben 434
Thiel, Cyril L. F 434
Thoman, Joseph W 70
Thomas, Alice 63
Thomas, Charles W 434
Page
Thomas, E. Clifton, Jr 92,434
Thomas, Edith 18
Thomas, Edward J 77,434
Thomas, Frederick W 434
Thomas, Henry Evans, Jr 94, 434
Thomas, James 61, 434
Thomas, Lindsey K 77, 434
Thomas, Louis B 102
Thomas, Luther A., 2d 434
Thomas, Ruth Ellen 101
Thomas, Sheldon 434
Thomason, John W., 3d 434
Thomasson, David A 435
Thompson, Albert W 46, 435
Thompson, Arthur T 435
Thompson, Charles O 435
Thompson, Edward B 435
Thompson, Elwood N 29, 435
Thompson, J. Charles 435
Thompson, Josephine 108, 435
Thompson, Leonard E 435
Thompson, Llewellyn E., Jr 10, 435
Thompson, Louis F 92, 107, 436
Thompson, Margaret W 436
Thompson, Paul Dean 436
Thompson, Robert D 47, 436
Thompson, Robert L 88, 436
Thompson, Samuel R 436
Thompson, Tyler 436
Thomson, Charles A 58, 436
Thomson, Irving L 1, 437
Thoreson, Musedorah W 35
Thornburg, John C 76
Thome. Harriet B 92
Thorp, Willard L 6, 8, 437
Thurber, Clarence E 8
Thurgood, Harriet C 437
Thurston, Ray L 22, 437
Thurston, Walter 437
Thursz, Jonathan 106
Tibbetts, Margaret J 10
Tibbits, George D 49, 437
Tiedtke, Fred William 437
Tiger, M. Gordon 14
Tigre, Antonio B 62
Tihany, Leslie C 15, 437
Tilton, D. Henry 86
Timberlake, Clare H 22, 437
Timm, Charles A 24, 438
Tims, Richard W 14
Tint, Edith 64
Tittmann, Harold H., Jr 438
Titus, Earle O 438
Toback, William 78
Tobin, Irwin M 36, 438
Todd. Joseph A 41, 438
Tolman, George L 438
Tolman, Lewis B 438
Tolman, Richard C 108
Tomlinson, John D 30, 438
Tompkins, Allerton deC 35, 438
Toner, Albert P 8, 438
Toon, Malcolm 438
Topping, John L 439
Torrance, Ruth 23
Toth, Alexander B 439
Touchette. Joseph 1 439
INDEX OF PERSONS
511
Touhey, Matthew P 81, 439
Tourville, Eugene V 90
Tovar, Vicente 62
Tower, Arthur F 439
Towers, Augustus Robert, .Tr 439
Townsend, Rex 34, 439
Townsend, Roger R 35, 439
Towsley, Henrietta M 38
Towson, Norman E 439
Towster, Julian 14, 439
Toyne, Llewellyn Vernon 439
Trail, Florence A 54
Transtrum, O. H 40, 440
Travers, Howard K 440
Travers, John M 62
Trenary, Mary Belle 91
Trepagnier, Henry Louis. Jr 440
Trezise. Philip 18, 440
Tribe, Merrill L 80, 440
Trimble, William C 440
Trimmer, Fred 61
Trivers, Howard 11, 440
Trosch, James F 48
Trosk, Shirley 109
Troth, James R 43
Troutman, Harry L 440
Trowbridge, Jones R 440
Troxel, Oliver L., Jr 441
Trueblood, Edward Q 24, 441
Truesdell, George E 39, 441
Truitt, James M 81
Tryon, Ruth R 441
Tsouvalas, Mary 33
Tubby, Roger W 2, 441
Tuchscher, Frances M 89
Tuck. S. Pinkney 441
Tufts, Robert W 35, 441
Tugwell, Rexford G 106
Tunmore, Harry P 97
Tureki, Arthur Z 64
Turkel, Harry R 35, 441
Turnbull, Jean F 29
Turner, Benjamin 65
Turner, Catherine 70
Turner, Frank L 441
Turner, Thomas T 441
Turner, Van Arsdale 96, 442
Turner, William T 442
Tuthill, John W 442
Tuttle, Lloyd W 99
Twining, Kinsley 442
Tyler, S. Roger, Jr 442
Tyler, William R 58, 442
Tynan, Richard Malachy 442
Tyson, Leonard S 39, 442
Ucker, W. A 60
Ulbrich, Ruth M 77
Ullman, Betty E 45
Umbarger, John N 49, 442
Underhill, Bartow 60
Underwood, Kathleen L 49
Unger, Arley Ray 59
Unger, Leonard 11, 442
Unverzagt, Henry T 442
Upton, Arvin E 43
Upton, Joseph M 23, 443
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Usher, Richard E 443
Utter, John E 443
Valenza, Angelo D 443
Valenza, Thomas Francis 443
Vallance, William R 7,443
Vance, Marshall M 443
Vance, Robert G 90
Vance, Sheldon B 443
van den Arend, Fredcrik 443
Vanderburg, William O 444
Vander Laan, Joseph W 444
Van Hyning, Sam J 101
Vaim, Mary B 82
Van Namen, Theodore S 47, 444
van Oss, Hendrik 105, 444
Van Sant, Edward R 33, 444
Van Wickel, Jesse F 444
Vardaman, Mildred A 69,444
Vargas, Armando E 444
Vargas, Ben 92
Varrelmann, George 444
Vary, Elizabeth A 57. 444
Vaughan, Joe F 46
Vaughan, Stephen B 445
Vazquez, Alberto M 70, 445
Vebber, John M 445
Vedeler, Harold C. , 11. 445
Veltman, Hugh 445
Venable, Sammie M 5
Vernon, H. David 102
Vernon, Raymond 33, 445
Viccellio, Nancy B 56
Vicinus, Henry F 60, 445
Vigil, Abraham 445
Villard, Henry S 20. 445
Vincelette, Leo J 97, 445
Vincent, John Carter 8, 15, 446
Viner, Jacob 32
Vinson, J. Kittredge 446
Vitale, George R 446
Vittetoe, Kenneth William 446
Voce, Violet Ruth 83
Vogenitz, Hernan C 446
Vogt, Juana A 446
Voigt, Lou 90, 446
Volz, Mary E 446
Von Bucovich, Anna L 62
von der Leith, John N 440
Von Eitzen, Anneliese 440
von Hellens, Lawrence W 447
von Lossberg, Victor E 447
Voskuil, Robert J 102, 447
Voss, Walter W 64
Vyse, William Clarke 447
Wachenheimer, Carolene 33
Waddell, Harold N 447
Wade, Charles A 91,447
Wade, Claude M 91, 447
Wadsworth, George 447
Waggoner, Edward L 447
Wagner, Joseph J 447
Wagner, Robert W 448
Wagner, Sara Kathryn 448
Wahl, Elizabeth 56
Wailes, Edward T 10,448
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Wailes, Ruth K 88
Wainhouse, David 30.448
Wake, Elizabeth 83
Walcavich, Walter G 52. 448
Waldman, Emerson 54, 448
Waldo, Richard Kermit 52. 448
Waldruff , M. Louise 100, 448
Walk, Everett G 35, 448
Walker, David D 448
Walker, Herman, Jr 35, 448
Walker, Howard L., Jr 448
Walker, James J 84
Walker, Jay 449
Walker, Joseph F 449
Walker, Melville H 39, 449
Walker, Robert L 63
Walker, William W 26. 449
Walkinshaw, Walter 54, 449
Wall, Lillian 86
Wallace, Victor A 53, 449
Wallace, William E 449
Waller, Fred E 449
Waller, George P 449
Wallick, Rex L 450
Wallncr, Mimi 63
Wallner, Woodruff 12. 450
Walmsley, Richard W 93
Walmsley, Walter N., Jr 450
Walsh, Frank R 93. 450
Walsh, John P 4.50
Walsh, Walter M 450
Walstrom, Joe D 52, 450
Walstrom, Milton O 450
Walters, Ellen A 82. 450
Walters, Ruth 60
Walters, Walter Maurice 451
Walton, Clarence E 67. 451
Walton, Willis E 451
Walyce, Eugenia N 73
Wanamaker, Temple, Jr 451
Ward, Alex S 46,451
Ward, Alice R 66
Ward, Angus 451
Ward, Dorothy R 451
Ward, Isabel A 69, 451
Ward, Robert E., Jr 58, 451
Ward, Robert S 451
Ward, William T 83
Wardlaw, Andrew B 451
Ware, Edith E 30, 452
Waring, Robert Olaf 452
Warner, Carlos J 452
Warner, Charles T 452
Warner, Gerald 452
Warner, Norman E 452
Warner, Percy de F., 2d 452
Warner, Shirley 452
Warren, Avra M 452
Warren, Fletcher 453
Warren, Fred M 453
Warren, George L 6, 453
Warren, Willis R 65, 453
Washburn, Edith D 95
Washburne, Carleton W 453
Washington, Raoul F 453
Washington, S. Walter 453
Wasson, Thomas C 453
512
INDEX OF PERSONS
Page
Waterman, Bernice 95
Waterman, Thurston 95
Watrous, Livingston D 454
Watson, Adelaide 83
Watson, Dorothy E 454
Watson, Osborn S 454
Watt, Robert J 454
Watts, Norwood W 41,454
Waugh, William R 46,454
Wax, Jeanne 61
Way, Edrie C 82
Wayshner, William M 85
Weare, Josephine W 75
Weatherbee, Artemus E 73
Weatherby, Meredith 454
Weaver , Findley 454
Weaver, Leon H 8. 454
Webb, James H., Jr 455
Webb, Oliver Paul 455
Webber, Eunice L 7, 455
Webbert, Virginia 19
Weber, Harry F 90
Webster, Donald Everett 455
Webster, Edward C, Jr 455
Wechsler, Irving R 58, 455
Wedell, Carl H 107, 455
Wehrwein, Carl F 35, 455
Weidman, Floyd 5, 455
Weigel, John C 49, 455
Weigle, Richard D 16, 455
Weil, T. Eliot 455
Weinberger, Marta 106
Weintraub, Lawrence ' 64
Weisberg, Harold 28, 455
Weise, Robert W., Jr 456
Weisenburg, Leslie A 456
Weisgall, Hugo D 456
Weismann, H. Andr6 456
Weiss, Leonard 35, 456
Weiss brod, Dorothy L 32
Weith, Leo 63
Weker, Simon L 28
Welch, Aubrey Lee, Jr 456
Welch, Louise F 34
Welch, Niles 63
Welch, Rolland 456
Welcher, Sarah 56
Welk, Robert L 46
Wellborn, Alfred T 456
Welldon, Janet 106
Welling, George F 93, 456
Wellington, Rebecca 97, 456
Wellman, Harvey R 456
Wellons, Alfred E 31. 456
Wells, Alfred W 33, 457
Wells, Gladys 457
Wells. H. Bartlett 457
Wells, Marshall F 457
Wells, Milton K 27, 457
Wellstone, Leon S 14, 457
Wendel, Clarence A 33, 457
Wendelin, Eric C 73, 457
Wendt, Erwin W 457
Wenner, Thomas J. B 457
Werner, Donald H 458
Werner, Frank A 60. 458
Werner. Michael 64
Page
Wernimont, Kenneth 458
Wertime, Theodore 18, 458
Wessells, Helen E 458
West, Edward H 92
West, George Lybrook, Jr 11, 458
Westcott, Jay B 72, 458
Westheimer, Henry G. B 458
Westley, Roy Olin 458
Weston, Gerald C .• 64
Wetzork, Harry J 93
Weyman, L. Arthur 81
Wharton, Clifton R 458
Wharton, David Bailey 458
Whatley, E. Anne 57, 459
Wheaton, Alice 18
Whedbee, Robert E 459
Wheeler, Anne 106, 459
Wheeler, John R., Jr 88
Wheeler, Leslie A 107
Wheeler, Perry H 102
Wheeler, Richard S 88, 459
Whitaker, Charles H 459
Whitaker, Hugh N 459
White, Barbara M 68
White, Byron 459
White, C. Thayer 35,459
White, Clara B 95
White, Clotilda B. Carey 459
White, Duncan Murchison 459
White, E. Lamar 33
White, Gertrude 86
White, Ivan B 460
White, John T 95, 460
White, Lincoln 2,460
White, Louise 29, 460
White, Rollie H., Jr 460
Whitehouse, Frank H 33, 460
Whitelaw, John B 74, 460
Whiteman, Marjorie M 7, 460
Whitman, Roswell H 42,461
Whitmore, Harriet K 58
Whitnack, Doris S 101.461
Whitney, Thomas P 461
Whitt, John Sidney 461
Whittinghill, George D 461
Whittington, William V 7, 461
Whittle, Almeda K 1
Wickerhauser, Karl 62
Wickersham, Harry H 63
Wickes, Bradford 85
Widmer, Louis L 461
Widney , George M 461
Wiedemann, Howard M 14,461
Wiedenmayer, Joseph E 462
Wieland, William A 462
Wien, Walter 62
Wiener, Harold S. L 462
Wiesman, Bernard 37, 462
Wiesner, Louis A 462
Wight, William L., Jr 24
Wilbur, Ben 63
Wilbur, C. Martin 462
Wilcox, Albena M 5
Wilcox, Clair 31, 462
Wilcox, Helen G 106
Wilcox, Stanley 14, 462
Wiles, Anna Louise 1
Page
ey, John C 462
ey , Walter W 463
ford, Richard R 463
key, Kathrine H 74
kins, Fraser 21, 463
kins, Harriet 19
kinson, Edward C 463
kinson, James R 463
kowski, Jean Mary 463
1, Marvin W 73
lard, Clarke L 88, 463
lett, Herbert 49, 463
ley, John A 463
Hams, Albert 64
Hams, Arthur R 464
Hams, Chester 55. 109, 464
Hams, Elwood, 3d 96. 464
Hams, George W 84
Hams, Harris H 464
Hams, John Z 17, 464
Hams, L. L., Jr 36
Hams, Lea E 464
Hams, Lois Allee 87
Hams, Manning H 464
Hams, Margaret 34
Hams, Margaret H 68, 464
Hams, Murat W 25, 464
Hams, Nadia 89, 464
Hams, Philip P 464
Hams, Randall S., Jr 465
Hams, Richard M. F., 3d . . . 82. 83, 465
ams, Vincent D 465
amson, Francis T 11, 465
liamson, Henry C 50
Her, Lillian E 6
lis, Armond D 465
lis, Frances E 12, 465
loughby, Woodbury 34. 465
son, Bernadette 5
son, David G 68. 465
son, Donald D 80
son, Donald E 54. 465
son, Edwin C 465
son, Ellen Claire 466
son, Eva Bryan 466
son, Evan M 21. 466
son, Frances M 36
son, Hazel 85
son, Jackson Woodro w 466
son, James Parker 466
son, Jane 73
son, Janet W 35
son, Jess E 43, 466
son, Juanita S 466
son, Kathryn J 93
son, Leonard S 466
son, Raymon A., Jr 466
son, Robert A 466
son, Robert E 466
son, Robert R 4&7
son, Simon N 27, 467
son, W. John, Jr 467
nant, John G 108, 467
nckel, Helen N 467
nfree, Robert M 467
ngo, James G 467
nn, Joanne V 467
INDEX OF PERSONS
513
Page
Winship, North 467
Winslow, Richard S 109, 467
Winston, Jean 65
Winternitz. Edward 62
Winters, George II 468
Winters, John 79
Wise, Frances 44
Wise, Murray M 25. 468
Withers, Charles D 468
Withey, Francis M 468
Withey, Howard F 468
Witman, William, 2d 468
Wolberg, Marion 96
Wolf, Charles, Jr 468
Wolf, Franklin W 468
Wolf, Joseph J 52, 468
Wolf, Klara Cecilia 468
Wolff, Katherine 61
Wolff, Stanley B 469
Wolkin, Paul A 7. 469
Wollam, Park Fields 469
Wood, C. Tyler 6, 469
Wood, David L 73, 469
Wood, Harold C 469
Wood, Hilton F 469
Wood, John R 469
Wood, Marguerite O 73
Wood, Merle K 20, 107, 469
Wood, Minter 58. 469
Wood, Nancy C 2
Wood, Wm. Raymond 25
Woodard, Granville O 16. 469
Woodhurn, Marion 110
Woodfall, Colin C 470
Woodling, Ruth K 100
Woods, Henry O 84
Woods, Sam E 470
Woodward, Margaret R 54, 470
Woodward, Robert F 470
Woodward, Stanley 87, 470
Woodyard, Virginia V 95
Woodyear, William E 73, 470
Page
Woolf, Donald L 470
Woolley, Herbert B 39, 470
Wooster, Julia Louise 470
Worden, Marion Louise 470
Worster, Stephen C 471
Woy tinsky , Emma S 471
Wren, Fred M 471
Wright, Clara F 7
Wright, Edwin M 20. 471
Wright, George G 94, 471
Wright, George W 85
Wright, Gordon J 471
Wright, Irene A 58, 471
Wright, James H 5, 471
Wright, James S 90
Wright, Jennie V 95
Wright, Mabel H 472
Wright, Orville K 91, 472
Wright, Robert B 35, 472
Wright, Robert J 44, 472
Wright, William D 82, 472
Wright, William P 472
Wrigley, Doris E 23
Wuerth, Edward E 59
Wunderlich, George M 47, 472
Wyman, Parker D 472
Wyner, Henry D 41,472
Xanthaky, Theodore A 472
Yager, Joseph 18. 472
Yamada, Hatsumi 105
Yaney, Alexander, Jr 81, 472
Yardley, Edward 34,472
Yarrow, Janet M 81
Yates, Lloyd D 73,473
Yates, Martha D 95
Yates, Sam L., Jr 473
Yavis, Elaine 105
Yearns, Kenneth J 473
Yelton, Elmer E 473
Yenchius, Mildred M 26
Page
Yeomans, William L 31
Yingling, Raymund T 7, 473
Yip, Chee Chou 105
Yost, Charles W 473
Yost, Robert C 91
Yost, Robert Lloyd 473
Young, Alice M 3
Young, Austin H 84
Young, Fred R 92, 473
Young, John Parke 37, 474
Young, John Russell, Jr 474
Young, Kenneth T., Jr 2, 474
Young», Samuel H 474
Young, Whitney 474
Young, William L 474
Young, William W - 28,474
Young, Willis H 95, 474
Yuhas, Helene 3
Zagorski, Steven Daniel 475
Zalaskus, William 64
Zarger, Mary L 40
Zawacki, Edmund 1 475
Zawadzki, Casimir T 475
Zeider, Mira M 62
Zellmer, Daniel E 47
Zentz, George H 475
Zerbel, Harry Raymond 475
Zerneck, Harold P 63
Ziegler, Robert Louis 475
Zier, George L 82
Zilch, Helen J 7
Zinner, Paul 13
Zint, Raymond W 103
Zirkle, Vernon B 475
Zorzick, Elizabeth 475
Zoylner, Christian 63
Z weig, Ben 475
Zweigenthal, Elizabeth 62
Zwemer, Raymund L 58, 475
Zwerdling, Dorothy 79
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