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Abe Fortas — Part 2
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DETAILS: AT ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI
On October 28, 1964, a review of the personnel
records on file at the Federal Records Center indicated ABE
FORTAS was employed on ote dee as an Attorney with
the Department of Agriculture, icultural Adjustment
Administration, Legal Division, Office of the General Counsel,
at Washington, D.C. Effective February 12, 1934, he was
transferred to New H Connecticut, and on Jul 16, 1934,
e@ was ansferred as Senior Attorney to the Code~ Mavkating
Agreoncnt and Livenes Section at bastineten Deo. On September 24,
T3934, he was reassigned Chief Attorney. This employment was
terminated on November 14, 1934, as a Chief Attorney, by reason
of yesignation "to accept a position with the Securities and
Exchange Commission".
Regarding the above period of employment, the records
showed that during his assignment at New Haven, Connecticut,
from February 12, 1934, to July 16, 1934, he was employed on a
“when actually employed” basis and received a "per diem" rather
than per annum salary. The records further indicated he was
actually employed for a total of twentysix days during this
period from February 12, 1934, to July 16, 1934, and upon his
transfer to Washington, D.C., on July 16, 1934, again worked
full time with a per annum salary until this employment was
terminated. The records also showed he was charged with leave
without pay from February 9, 1934, to February 11, 1934, however,
no details or reason for this leave was shown in the records.
He was employed on November 13, 1934, as a Principal
Attorney (Trial Attorney) with the Sequriviés and Exchange—
Co ion, General Counsel Division, Protective Co e
udy, at Washington, D.C. On February 16, 1935, he was
reassigned as an Assistant Director (ALEOraeyy, and effective
January 26, 1936, he was transferred to New Haven, Connecticut,
and on sad on June 22, 4 1936, he was transferred to Washington, D.C,
He was transferred to New “Haven, Connecticut, on “September 2 28,
1936, and was reassigned on January 27, "1937, to a "when ‘actually
employed" basis, and recélved a “per diem" rather than a per
annum Salary. Effective June 18, 1937, he was transferred to
Washington, D.C., and was 3 Peassigned as a full time employee~
with a per annum salary. It was noted that during this period
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