5 3 2 D O C . 331 O N B R E A OF M E T E O R O L O G Y — 57 — Austria : Archives of the Province of Lower Austria. Archives of the Canons of Klosterncuburg. Archives of the Reigning House of the Princes of Liechtenstein. Family Archives of the House of the Counts Harrach. Archiepiscopal Archives, Vienna. Hofkammcr Archives, Vienna. Court Royal House and State Archives, Vionna. Archives of Salzburg. State Archives of the Ministries of the Interior and of Justice. War Archives. Archives of the Benedictine Abbey of St. Peter, Salzburg. Archives of Linz. National Library. Hungary : State National Archives. Archives of the Hungarian National Museum. Archives of Chapter Houses aud Convents. Archives of the Benedictine Abbey, Pannonhalma. Finland : State Archives, Helsingfors. Switzerland : Cantonal Archives of Frauenfeld. Cantonal Archives of Bellinzona. Cantonal Archives of Valais. Cantonal Archives of Lausanne. Germany : State Archives, Gotha. State Archives of the City of Hamburg. Prussian State Archives, Berlin. Wurtemberg State Archives, Stuttgart. Secret State Archives, Berlin. Hesse State Archives, Darmstadt. Bavarian State Archives, Munich. 5 - List of Notable Works. This list was drawn up by the Information Section of the International Institute for Intellectual Co-operation. Annex 2. C.I.C.I. 180. QUESTION OF THE ESTABLISHMENT OF AN INTERNATIONAL BUREAU OF METEOROLOGY. Report by the Sub-Committee appointed at the Meeting of the International Committee on Intellectual Co-operation on July 29th, 1925, submitted to the Committee on July 26th, 1926. At the Sixth Session of the International Committee on Intellectual Co-operation, held at Geneva from July 27th to July 29th, 1925, the Chairman communicated to the Committee a proposal submitted by M. van Everdingen, Director of the Netherlands Meteorological Observatory and Chairman of the International Meteorological Committee (I.M.C.), with regard to the creation of an International Bureau of Meteorology (I.B.M.) (Annex 4 to document C.445, M.165 1925). After a brief discussion, the Committee requested the undersigned to consider, together with M. van Everdingen and several other experts, how the Committee might assist in estab- lishing this Bureau. The present report sets out our conclusions. [i]
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5 3 2 D O C . 331 O N B R E A OF M E T E O R O L O G Y — 57 — Austria : Archives of the Province of Lower Austria. Archives of the Canons of Klosterncuburg. Archives of the Reigning House of the Princes of Liechtenstein. Family Archives of the House of the Counts Harrach. Archiepiscopal Archives, Vienna. Hofkammcr Archives, Vienna. Court Royal House and State Archives, Vionna. Archives of Salzburg. State Archives of the Ministries of the Interior and of Justice. War Archives. Archives of the Benedictine Abbey of St. Peter, Salzburg. Archives of Linz. National Library. Hungary : State National Archives. Archives of the Hungarian National Museum. Archives of Chapter Houses aud Convents. Archives of the Benedictine Abbey, Pannonhalma. Finland : State Archives, Helsingfors. Switzerland : Cantonal Archives of Frauenfeld. Cantonal Archives of Bellinzona. Cantonal Archives of Valais. Cantonal Archives of Lausanne. Germany : State Archives, Gotha. State Archives of the City of Hamburg. Prussian State Archives, Berlin. Wurtemberg State Archives, Stuttgart. Secret State Archives, Berlin. Hesse State Archives, Darmstadt. Bavarian State Archives, Munich. 5 - List of Notable Works. This list was drawn up by the Information Section of the International Institute for Intellectual Co-operation. Annex 2. C.I.C.I. 180. QUESTION OF THE ESTABLISHMENT OF AN INTERNATIONAL BUREAU OF METEOROLOGY. Report by the Sub-Committee appointed at the Meeting of the International Committee on Intellectual Co-operation on July 29th, 1925, submitted to the Committee on July 26th, 1926. At the Sixth Session of the International Committee on Intellectual Co-operation, held at Geneva from July 27th to July 29th, 1925, the Chairman communicated to the Committee a proposal submitted by M. van Everdingen, Director of the Netherlands Meteorological Observatory and Chairman of the International Meteorological Committee (I.M.C.), with regard to the creation of an International Bureau of Meteorology (I.B.M.) (Annex 4 to document C.445, M.165 1925). After a brief discussion, the Committee requested the undersigned to consider, together with M. van Everdingen and several other experts, how the Committee might assist in estab- lishing this Bureau. The present report sets out our conclusions. [i]

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