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Juan Perón, in full Juan Domingo Perón, (born October 8, 1895, Lobos, Buenos Aires provincia, Argentina—died July 1, 1974, Buenos Aires), army colonel who became president of Argentina (1946–52, 1952–55, 1973–74) and was founder and leader of the Peronist movement.
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—died Dec. 30, 1968, Geilo), Norwegian politician and diplomat, the first secretary-general of the United Nations (1946–52), who resigned largely because of the Soviet Union’s resentment of his support of UN military intervention in the Korean War.
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At age 16 Button became the youngest holder of the U.S. men’s figure-skating championship, which he won seven consecutive years (1946–52), tying a record established by Roger Turner (1928–34).
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Radhakrishnan led the Indian delegation to the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO; 1946–52) and was elected chairman of UNESCO’s executive board (1948–49).
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After teaching at Columbia University (1946–52), Steward joined the faculty of the University of Illinois and became professor emeritus in 1967.
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Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, organization established as the successor to the International Refugee Organization (IRO; 1946–52) by the United Nations (UN) General Assembly in 1951 to provide legal and political protection for refugees until they could acquire nationality in new countries of residence.
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Among the more recent Protestant Bibles are the Revised Version (1881–85), a revision of the King James Version; the Revised Standard Version (1946–52), the New Revised Standard Version (1989), the New International Version (1978), and the English Standard Version (2001), which are widely accepted by American Protestants; and The New English Bible (1961–70) and The Revised English Bible (1989).
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Army Air Corps, he became an associate professor of architecture at Yale University (1946–52).
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Bryggman’s later works, showing considerable romanticism in their use of indigenous materials and traditional forms, include houses at Pansio, near Turku (1946), the Students’ Union and chemistry laboratory of Turku Academy (1948–50), and the Water Tower at Riihimäki (1951–52).
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…Centre (1946) were followed by The Colour as Naked (1953), which drew upon his Canadian experiences as well as life in Malaya (1950–52) and England.
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Upon his return to baseball in 1946 he had lost none of his skill, hitting .342 in 1946 and in 1947 winning his second Triple Crown.
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He also taught at the Juilliard School (1945–52), worked on radio shows (1946–55), and occasionally took part in big band nostalgia shows.
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Arendt settled in New York City and became research director of the Conference on Jewish Relations (1944–46), chief editor of Schocken Books (1946–48), and executive director (1949–52) of Jewish Cultural Reconstruction, Inc., which sought to salvage Jewish writings dispersed by the Nazis.
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His career totals included 52 PGA titles.
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Army had provided South Korea with $181,200,000 during the occupation period of 1946–48.
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He returned to Princeton in 1946 and earned a Ph.D. in moral philosophy in 1950.
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…the autobiographical L’Âge d’homme (Manhood), which attracted much attention and was reissued in 1946.
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However, in this section, we wish to present a rather simplified version of just one of Einstein’s derivations, published in 1946 (Einstein 1946).
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In the B-52, a small urinal is located behind the offense compartment, according to photos featured on Popular Science.
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Looking at this chart, CLR's low point in its 52 week range is $22.56 per share, with $53.65 as the 52 week high point — that compares with a last trade of $28.49.
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