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United States. Weather Bureau

LC control no.n 79049341
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Corporate name headingUnited States. Weather Bureau
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Variant(s)United States. Department of Agriculture. Weather Bureau
United States. Department of Commerce. Weather Bureau
United States. Environmental Science Services Administration. Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau (U.S.)
See alsoUnited States. National Weather Service
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United States. Army. Signal Corps
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Hierarchical superior: United States. Department of Agriculture
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Hierarchical superior: United States. Department of Commerce
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Hierarchical superior: United States. Environmental Science Services Administration
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Special noteUnused subdivisions: Instrument Division; Aerological Division; Marine Division; Meteorological Research Division; Short Range Forecast Development Section; Instrumental Engineering Division; Cooperative Studies Section; Facilities and Meteorological Observations Division; Technical Investigations Section; Spaceflight Meteorology Group
Found inLC manual auth. cd. (hdg.: United States. Army. Signal Corps; Signal officer of the Army was authorized by act June 20, 1860; Signal Corps organ. 1863; by joint resolution 12, Feb. 9, 1870, work of the Signal Corps was extended to embrace the taking of meterological observations; by act approved Oct. 1, 1890, the Weather Bureau was created and meterological work of the Signal office was transferred thereto)
DAH (under: Weather Service; est. 1870 under Army Signal Service; in 1891 assigned to Dept. of Agriculture; at this time, name Weather Bureau was designated; in 1940 Bureau transferred to Dept. of Commerce; in 1970 National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration was established and bureau renamed National Weather Service)