Why did john kelly resign

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John Kelley was born in Dalton, Georgia in June 1924. He grew up in Atlanta [Annotator's Note: Atlanta, Georgia] where his father owned an awning company and sold insurance. His mother did not work while he and his sister were in school but worked at a florist later in life. Kelley was unaware of the economic hardship faced by his family during the Great Depression [Annotator's Note: The Great Depression, a global economic depression that lasted from 1929 through 1945] as he and his sister always celebrated birthdays and Christmas and had sufficient food to eat. His father told him one time that he made 30 to 40 dollars a week. Concerning the rise of Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan, Kelley only knew what he had been taught about it in school. When Pearl Harbor [Annotator's Note: the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii on 7 December 1941] was attacked, he heard the news on the radio while eating lunch. His family had just returned from church. He did not have a strong reaction because of the limited understanding he had of the circumstances at the ti