Word: reappoint
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...respectable citizens who would take three of the jobs, giving him a majority of eleven on the board. Chairman of the board, suave Mark Eisner, law partner of Tammany's former leader, George W. Olvany, continued as a holdover in the fourth job, waited for the mayor to reappoint or replace...
...Other U. S. delegates: For employers, O. Max Gardner; for labor, Emile Rieve, president of the American Federation of Hosiery Workers. Before next June Franklin Roosevelt will face a delicate question for he has to reappoint the U. S. labor delegate to the next Geneva Conference: to name either William Green or John L. Lewis would be embarrassing...
...Mitchell, professed great enthusiasm at this latest Roosevelt reform. Cocky Republicans claimed their attacks on the President and "General" Farley were solely responsible for bringing it about. But wiseacres pointed out that the order could not possibly embarrass the Democratic machine. If reelected, Franklin Roosevelt has only to reappoint the Democrats now in office, after they satisfy the Commission that they are literate. If Governor Landon is elected, he will have either to rescind last week's order, and thus be accused of wrecking the civil service, or else carry it out, and take a drubbing from deserving Republicans...
...Appointed a director of the New York Federal Reserve Bank was Owen D. Young, who was dropped last December after 13 years' service when the Federal Reserve Board refused to reappoint men who had sat on Reserve directorates for more than six years. Mr. Young's return to Reserve service not only marked a reversal of a much-criticized policy: it also provided the Board with a suitable figure to act as chairman of the New York Reserve Bank. Last winter Reserve Board Chairman Marriner Eccles ap-Brothers and Floyd Bostwick Odium's Atlas Corp...
...spring U. S. college administrators traditionally pause to reappraise their faculties, promote promising men, reappoint others, bundle a few off to look for new jobs. In Lincoln, Neb. fortnight ago word reached John P. Weller, 39, an instructor in the University of Nebraska's French Department, that in June he would be eased out with a year's leave of absence at half...