Word: jaye
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...soloists brought the concert to an exciting climax. Jay Powers '56 performed Glazounov's Saxophone Concerto, a work whose chief merit is that it allowed Mr. Powers to prove the amazing finesse with which his instrument can be handled. Such a delicate treatment of the instrument seems to indicate the inherently limited compass of its tonal range. But the novel beauty of the effects produced and Mr. Powers dazzling agility banished any hint of monotony...
Joseph Jacob Schildkraut of Brooklyn and Adams, Chemistry; Harry Kane Schwartz of Philadelphia and Dunster, Government; Stephen Jay Sigler of Brooklyn and Eliot, Bio-chemistry; and John Bruder Winston of New York City and Dunster, Social Relations...
...started all the excitement was smooth-talking Jay Walters Jr.. 60, who drifted into Salt Lake City about a year ago, just after Charlie Steen's big uranium strike (TIME, Aug. 3). Starting with some claims, he formed the Uranium Oil and Trading Co., capitalized at 3,000,000 one-cent shares. When brokerage firms shied away from selling them, Walters enlisted the help of a young customer's man named Jack Coombs, who set up shop at a coffee counter operated by Frank Whitney in the Continental Bank & Trust Co. Building. In a week, they sold...
...Jay K. Kochi, laboratory director for Chem 20, said yesterday that regular eyeglasses or goggles have always been required in the course, but that the rule had often been neglected. Since last week, however, section men are refusing lab admissions to students without eye protection...
When the votes were counted in New Mexico's U.S. Senate election in 1952, the result was close enough for an argument. The official count gave Democratic Senator Dennis Chavez a lead of only 5,071 votes over onetime U.S. Secretary of War Patrick Jay Hurley. Republican Hurley cried fraud, contested the election and got the U.S. Senate to investigate. For 15 months a Senate subcommittee-Republicans Frank Barrett of Wyoming and Charles Potter of Michigan and Democrat Thomas Hennings of Missouri-tried to discover...