T. A. Weir, once Nebraskan, dies
Omaha- Thomas A. Weir, former Omahan and U. S. Vice consul of Spain for the last two and a half years, died Saturday at the Naval hospital in Bethesda, Md. after an illness of several months, it was learned here Monday.
Weir, a graduate of the University of Nebraska college of engineering, was a consulting engineer for the Socony Vacuum Company from 1928 until he entered consular service.
Survivors include his parents, Mr. and Mrs. David H. Weir and a sister, Lucy, all of Omaha.
Services will be held here Wednesday.
The Nebraska State Journal (Lincoln, Nebraska) 01 May 1945
Omaha- Thomas A. Weir, former Omahan and U. S. Vice consul of Spain for the last two and a half years, died Saturday at the Naval hospital in Bethesda, Md. after an illness of several months, it was learned here Monday.
Weir, a graduate of the University of Nebraska college of engineering, was a consulting engineer for the Socony Vacuum Company from 1928 until he entered consular service.
Survivors include his parents, Mr. and Mrs. David H. Weir and a sister, Lucy, all of Omaha.
Services will be held here Wednesday.
The Nebraska State Journal (Lincoln, Nebraska) 01 May 1945
T. A. Weir, once Nebraskan, dies
Omaha- Thomas A. Weir, former Omahan and U. S. Vice consul of Spain for the last two and a half years, died Saturday at the Naval hospital in Bethesda, Md. after an illness of several months, it was learned here Monday.
Weir, a graduate of the University of Nebraska college of engineering, was a consulting engineer for the Socony Vacuum Company from 1928 until he entered consular service.
Survivors include his parents, Mr. and Mrs. David H. Weir and a sister, Lucy, all of Omaha.
Services will be held here Wednesday.
The Nebraska State Journal (Lincoln, Nebraska) 01 May 1945
Omaha- Thomas A. Weir, former Omahan and U. S. Vice consul of Spain for the last two and a half years, died Saturday at the Naval hospital in Bethesda, Md. after an illness of several months, it was learned here Monday.
Weir, a graduate of the University of Nebraska college of engineering, was a consulting engineer for the Socony Vacuum Company from 1928 until he entered consular service.
Survivors include his parents, Mr. and Mrs. David H. Weir and a sister, Lucy, all of Omaha.
Services will be held here Wednesday.
The Nebraska State Journal (Lincoln, Nebraska) 01 May 1945
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