Julius Hall Parmelee

Background

Parmelee, Julius Hall was born on October 10, 1883 in of America parents, Trebizond, Turkey. Son of Moses Payson and Julia (Farr) Parmelee.

Education

Bachelor of Arts, Yale, 1904, Master of Arts, 1906, Doctor of Philosophy, 1910.

Career

Charlton (deceased). Instructor in economics, Yale, 1904-1907. Special examiner Interstate Commerce Commission, 1907-1909. Special agent United States Census Bureau, 1909-1911.

Statistician for Bureau Railway Economics, 1911-1920, director, 1920-1953.

Vice president Association American Railroads, 1947-1953. President Arlington-Fairfax Savings & Loan Association, since 1953.

Associate editor of Journal of American Statistical Association, 1914-1918, American Economics Review, 1920-1922.

Achievements

• Julius Hall Parmelee has been listed as a noteworthy bank executive. by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member War Manpower Commission, Management-Labor policy committee, 1944-1945. Fellow American Statistical Association. Member American Economics Association, American Railway Guild.

Clubs: Cosmos (Washington, District of Columbia).

Connections

Married Ellen Saint

Father:

Moses Payson Parmelee

Mother:

Julia (Farr) Parmelee

Spouse:

Ellen Saint