Takeo Yamamoto

1903

Iwate, Japan

Takeo Yamamoto was reporter of Maiyii Jiji Shimpo and Tokyo Nichinichi Shimbun and thereafter served successively as president of Toyo Kogu (Implement) Company, Toyo Kozai Kogyo (Steel Materials Industry) Company and Shieki Keizai Joho (Economic News) Company. He elected twice to House of Representatives (since 1948) and became permanent secretary director of Information Department and permanent commissioner of Japan Progressive Party and director of Information Department, member of Standing Executive Board and chairman of Election Countermeasure Committee of Bunji-to (Splinter Liberal Party) and then served as Parliamentary Vice-Minister of Postal Service (1950-1952).

Takeo Yamamoto

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武雄山本

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Takeo Yamamoto was born in 1903 in Iwate, Japan.

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Takeo Yamamoto graduated from Law Department of Nihon University.

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Takeo Yamamoto was reporter of Maiyii Jiji Shimpo and Tokyo Nichinichi Shimbun and thereafter served successively as president of Toyo Kogu (Implement) Company, Toyo Kozai Kogyo (Steel Materials Industry) Company and Shieki Keizai Joho (Economic News) Company.

He elected twice to House of Representatives (since 1948) and became permanent secretary director of Information Department and permanent commissioner of Japan Progressive Party and director of Information Department, member of Standing Executive Board and chairman of Election Countermeasure Committee of Bunji-to (Splinter Liberal Party) and then served as Parliamentary Vice-Minister of Postal Service (1950-1952).

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1950 - 1952