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Original 1949-1950 United States Civil Service Commission document archive relating primarily to Charles Philip Robison’s application and examination for the position of Deputy United States Marshal.
The lot contains 8 original documents, with 3 documents printed or typed on both sides. Highlights include a 1949 Deputy U.S. Marshal Notice of Rating showing an eligible score of 88 with five-point veteran preference, official Civil Service correspondence concerning the status and later invalidation of the original examination register, and a 1950 Federal Employment Opportunities announcement reannouncing the Deputy United States Marshal examination.
The Deputy Marshal announcement lists the position at Civil Service grade CS-5 with an annual salary of $3,100 and covers Department of Justice appointments in Maryland, North Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia, and Washington, D.C.
The archive also includes a Census Clerk/Tabulating Machine Operator rating notice and additional related federal employment correspondence. Together, the papers provide an interesting firsthand record of the federal law-enforcement hiring process during the early postwar period.
Documents show expected age and storage wear, including folds, toning, edge wear, small tears, creases, handling marks, and occasional writing. Please examine all photographs carefully for the exact contents and condition. All 8 documents shown are included.
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