Word: bulkley
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...face of spiraling costs, many a U.S. daily has died in the last ten years, and few new ones have been born. Three months ago, in Tallahassee, Fla. (pop. 38,002), Leo William Bowmall, vice president of Manhattan's Bulkley Dunton Pulp Co., decided to try to buck the trend. He and other backers put up more than $250,000 to launch the Tallahassee Capital Post, to compete with the 50-year old Tallahassee Democrat (circ. 14,014). Last week, after barely 68 days of life, the new paper died. Even though the Post was small, with a circulation...
...Ohio's Democratic side, Estes Kefauver opposed onetime U.S. Senator Robert J. Bulkley, a favorite son and choice of party regulars. Without any visible organization support, Kefauver confounded the experts and walked off with 27 of the 54 Democratic convention votes (winning all but four of the delegate contests he had entered...
...Manhattan last week, Federal Judge John W. Clancy agreed. In a~ blistering 37-page decision he held that Eaton, in collaboration with Otis & Co.'s President William R. Daley and Ohio's former Democratic Senator Robert J. Bulkley, had used Masterson as a "dummy plaintiff" in a "plot to establish an excuse to breach the contract." Masterson operated "on defendant's behalf and in performance of a common scheme participated in by all." Judge Clancy ordered Otis & Co. to pay K-F $2.6 million in damages, the difference between the contract price and the market value...
Washington. After giving more butterfat in her milk than any other cow in U.S. history, Carnation Homestead Daisy Madcap, a moon-eyed Holstein belonging to the Carnation Co., was crowned "Queen of All Cows." At Daisy's coronation, Carnation Director G. S. Bulkley pronounced the eulogy: "To the dairy cow: protector of our natural health and wealth, fountain of youth of this modern day. To the dairy cow: our slave, our friend, our foster mother. Thank God for the dairy...