Word: successors
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Dean Donham retires and an era comes to an end. He will carry on as George F. Baker Professor of Administration. (The late George F. Baker donated $5,000,000 to build the School.) Dean Donham's successor is Idaho-born, 46-year-old Donald Kirk David, a graduate of the School (1919) and an old Donham disciple. Donham's first assistant, after 1927 he became a power in retail foods, first with Royal Baking Powder, then as first president of Chase & Sanborn, finally as a director of Standard Brands. Last February he went back to the Business...
...Army was willing to show that armament-it was yesterday's-but the number and caliber of guns on the Warhawk, successor to the Kittihawk, was as much a military secret as Republic's P47 Thunderbolt, the giant 2,000 h.p. fighter...
After 23 years as Dean of the Business School, Wallace Brett Donham '98 will resign his position on July 1, the University has announced. No successor has been appointed but the Board of Overseers' is expected to take action at its monthly meeting today...
I.R.A. Chief Sean Russell dead, went haring after his supposed successor. They thought she was the widow of Cathal Brugha, I.R.A. leader killed during the Trouble...
...Stars & Stripes, famed paper of World War I's A.E.F., is going to be revived-in England. Following on the heels of the War Department's decision to get out a World War II successor for Stars & Stripes under a new name, Yank, for distribution to all the scattered A.E.F.s of World War II (TIME, April 13), two Army officers in London announced that they would revive the Stars & Stripes for U.S. troops in Britain. Their first number will be Vol. 2, No. 72. Its price: threepence...