Eva P. Moore - Civilian Personnel File
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Identification card - n.d.
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Department of labor employment status - n.d.
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Employee appointment letter - October 17, 1916
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Acting Chief Clerk N.S. Lingamfelter letter to Eva Moore - October 17, 1916
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Department of labor oath of office - October 23, 1916
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Department of labor personal question sheet - November 3, 1916
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Department of labor personal question sheet - November 3, 1916
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Department of labor personal question sheet - November 3, 1916
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Department of labor personal question sheet - November 3, 1916
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Department of labor oath of office - February 11, 1918
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Employee transfer recommendation letter - April 24, 1918
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General appointment fixed date - April 29, 1918
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Department of labor oath of office - May 27, 1918
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Department of labor personal question sheet - May 27, 1918
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Department of labor personal question sheet - May 27, 1918
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Department of labor personal question sheet - May 27, 1918
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Department of labor personal question sheet - May 27, 1918
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M.E. KRuger letter to Mr. Cox - May 14, 1918
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Acting Director General Terence V. Powderly letter to the Assistant Secretary of Labor - July 5, 1918
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Department of labor oath of office - July 5, 1918
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Director General letter to the Secretary of Labor - July 10, 1919
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General appointment fixed date - July 24, 1919
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Cross reference - March 11, 1920
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| Title | Eva P. Moore - Civilian Personnel File |
| Source | "Moore, Eva P.; Personnel Files: Official Military Personnel Files, 1912-1998; Records of the Army Staff, 1903-2009, Record Group 319 " |
| Description | <p>Personnel files for Eva Perry Moore contain appointment letters, identification cards, a U.S. Department of Labor personal questions sheet and oath of office and administrative letters of correspondence. Eva Moore was born in Rockford, Illinois on July 24, 1852. Appointed Special Agent for U.S. Immigration in St. Louis, Missouri on October 23, 1916. During her time as Special Agent, she was also President of the National Council of Women. On April 29, 1918, Moore's services as a Special Agent were transferred to the Department of Labor where she was appointed to work in the Employment Service. Though referred to as Eva Perry Moore, on one of the two copies in the collection of Moore's U.S. Department of Labor Personal Question Sheet, she identifies her full name as Mrs. Philip North Moore. Eva Perry is listed as the way she will write her name on payroll.</p> |
| Subject LCSH | U.S. Employment Service; Secret agents; Payroll accounting; Civilians in war--United States--History; Civilians in war; |
| Subject Local | WWI; World War I |
| Contributing Institution | National Archives and Records Administration-National Personnel Records Center (St. Louis) |
| Rights | Documents in this file are in the public domain. |
| Language | English |