Word: successors
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...successor Edric A. Weld, Jr. '46 say they have only begun to fight. "It is hard to imagine in these days," Weld remarked at news of the committee's viewpoint, "that men of affairs could suggest $200,000 for any plaque of any sort in any location with so many constructive projects crying for support." To Weld the "constructive project" is mandate demands he back to the end has undergone a sort of sly five-month-long slow strangulation...
...that he had been called to Moscow in July for consultation and had not been back since. Very few Americans noticed that, last week, Ambassador Novikov had been relieved of his duties. His mission to Washington - whatever it was, and however well he had done it - was over. His successor: Alexander Semyenovich Panyushkin...
Chief desideratum for the pages of a College literary publication should be critical columns on drama and music subjects, according to the results of the poll taken at registration by Signature, the newly-organized Harvard-Radcliffe successor to Radditudes...
General Dwight D. Eisenhower's house-hunting was over: Nicholas Murray Butler, president emeritus of Columbia University, decided to let his successor use the official president's residence, which Columbia had given 85-year-old Dr. Butler for the rest of his days. (Dr. Butler has another place on Park Avenue...
...successor. Topping and Webb chose a man as unlike MacPhail as they could find. The Yanks' new general manager is stout, shy George Weiss, 52, originator and operator since 1932 of the Yankees' crack scouting and farm system. Under Weiss, the Yankees will probably return to their old conservative ways, which were good enough to bring the Yanks seven pennants and six world championships in a decade...