Word: resignations
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...fall of 1940 also saw a student resign under pressure from the Verein Trumwechter because of his outspoken support of the Third Reich. Three College students and an Economics A instructor who had been an American citizen for only three weeks were inducted in the first draft call under Selective Service...
...Chicago's Symphony Orchestra, thousands of Trib readers who had never read a music story read Cassidy to learn how she would scratch Defauw next. At the height of the battle, the Trib received 200 complaining letters in one week from Defauw supporters, and Miss Cassidy offered to resign. Cried Bertie McCormick, "Two hundred letters to the music department? You keep right on writing...
Barnaby also disclosed that Captain Henry Foster, Charlie Ufford, and Dave Watts will compete in the Harry Cowles Invitation Tournament in New York this weekend. Cowles was varsity squash coach until 1937, when ill health forced him to resign. Foster will play in the 'A' division of the Cowles tournament, an unusual honor for an undergraduate...
...gone off to the Brussels conference with the denunciation of Republican Senators howling coldly in his ears; he had come back into a gale still raging, to a country split over foreign policy and filled with demands that he resign...
Last week Harold Stoke, at the end of a failing mission, announced that he was fed up, would resign as of Feb. 1. With brisk efficiency, the board of supervisors picked a new president: Mississippi-born Lieut. General Troy H. Middleton, 61, able wartime commander of the VIII Army Corps in Europe, since 1939 (with time out for war service) L.S.U's comptroller. Harold Stoke's new mission: to take "some time out for battle fatigue," then look for another...