Word: resignations
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Derevyanko started with lots of chips. Since almost all Japanese public men were tainted with militarism, it would not be difficult to strike at MacArthur by bringing charges against members of any government that might be formed. Premier Kijuro Shidehara was about to resign because he had received little support in the recent elections; the man who had received the most support was Ichiro Hatoyama, head of the Liberal Party, who was well-smeared with anti-democratic stain (TIME, April...
...Landis, dean of the Law School, stated that his position in the University when he undertakes his now duties is still "under discussion." The nomination will become effective June 8, following Senate approval, at which time Landis will replace L. Welch Pogue who made known his desire to resign from the post several months...
...learned late last night that James M. Landis will resign as Dean of the Law School, effective June 20, in order to accept his appointment as head of the civil Aeronautics Board...
...sent him a white horse. When the Premier vanished from Moscow last October to vacation on the Black Sea coast, he received Harriman at his retreat. But beneath this surface benignity, Joseph Stalin seemed coldly and uncompromisingly aloof as he set Russia toward her destiny. Bitterly, Harriman determined to resign...
...asked for a sick leave of "not less than six months," Chileans felt sure last week that their President would never take office again. Already-in a tense atmosphere of inflation-fed unrest-there was jockeying for position in the elections that must follow should the President die or resign...