Background
Lange-McGill, Kenneth Herman was born on December 29, 1903 in Tekamah, Nebraska, United States. Son of Herman Morse and Fidelia Luella (Oberst) McGill.
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Lange-McGill, Kenneth Herman was born on December 29, 1903 in Tekamah, Nebraska, United States. Son of Herman Morse and Fidelia Luella (Oberst) McGill.
Graduate University of Chicago, 1930-1931.
Teacher public schools, Nebraska, Marr, Arizona, 1923-1926, Blackbird, Riverside, 1926-1929. Earhart Foundation fellow, instructor University of Michigan, 1931-1934. Analyst President"s Trends Studies, Washington, 1931-1934.
Supervisor United States Census, Washington, 1934, FERA, Washington, 1934.
Director United States Public Health Service, Washington, 1935-1941. Division chief national headquarters Selective Service System, Washington, 1941-1970, retired, 1970.
Member American missionto Greece and Turkey, Department State, 1947-1948.
Member American Statistical Association, Society Greek Statistics (Athens), Chinese Association for the Advancement of Science (Taipei), Royal Society Health (London), Phi Beta Kappa (president Washington association 1967-1968), Alpha Kappa Delta. Clubs: Sertoma (president 1966-1967, district governor 1968-1970) (Washington).
Married Mable Catherine Lange, August 27, 1930. 1 child, Kenneth Herman Junior Bachelor of Arts Nebraska, 1930.