Tannehill, Ivan Ray, 1890-1959
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Tānhīl, Īvān, 1890-1959
تانهيل، ايوان
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found: Weather around the world, 1943:t.p. (Ivan Ray Tannehill)
found: LC in OCLC, Feb. 28, 2000(hdg.: Tannehill, Ivan Ray, 1890- )
found: Hurricanes, 1938:title page (Ivan Ray Tannehill, B.S., Chief of the Marine Division, U.S. Weather Bureau, Department of Agriculture, Washington, D.C.)
found: Wikipedia, viewed July 19, 2018(Ivan Ray Tannehill (1890 - May 2, 1959) was a lieutenant at Fort Story, Virginia soon after World War I, and later became a forecaster with the United States Weather Bureau and a prolific writer, focusing on meteorology. His text on hurricanes remained the defining work on the topic from the late 1930s into the early 1950s. First a newspaper reporter and a teacher, Ivan began work for the United States Weather Bureau as a weather observer in Houston in 1914. He served during World War I as a weather officer in the Signal Corps. After the war, he became the Official in Charge (OIC) at the Galveston, Texas weather office. Moving to Washington, D. C., he became the Assistant Chief of the Forecast Division in 1929. He later served as chiefs of the Marine Division, SR&F Division, and Assistant Chief of Bureau for Operations. He retired in October 1954 and moved to Frederick, Maryland.) - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ivan_Ray_Tannehill found: Āb va havā, 1959:t.p. (ايوان تانهيل = Īvān Tānhīl) t.p. verso (Ivan Ray Tannehill [in rom.])
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