Word: jaye
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...heard for years. Not even the staunchest Grundyman believed there was much chance of defeating Duff as the senatorial nominee. Instead, Grundy forces concentrated their fire on the governorship, which carries with it -the most potent patronage-disposal of 40,000 state jobs. They produced a "harmony candidate"-Colonel Jay Cooke, a retired Philadelphia investment banker and a Purple Heart veteran of both world wars. Cooke was not a completely orthodox Grundyite; he had been one of Harold Stassen...
...Duff, no man for compromise when the battle is going, refused the bait. If Jay Cooke had Grundy's support, he said flatly, then Cooke was not for Duff. Last week Duff summoned the more sympathetic of the state's 67 county chairmen to Hershey to pick a slate. Fifty-one of them or their representatives showed up. But many of them, more interested in patronage than principle, obviously preferred Cooke to bitter intraparty strife...
...Died. Jay Witmark, 77, co-founder with older brothers Isidore and Julius of the Manhattan music publishing firm M. Witmark & Sons; in Manhattan. The three boys, 11 to 14, began printing business cards in 1883 with a toy press that Jay had won in school as a mathematics prize, published their first song in 1886. By 1928, when they sold out to Warner Brothers, they had published 24 Victor Herbert operettas, such raging hits as My Wild Irish Rose and Sweet Adeline...
...Jay E. Jansen '50, president of the Young Republican Club, issued a statement last night supporting Cherington, who is the group's faculty advisor. Jansen said...
...Young Republicans, also scheduled to discuss the loyalty certificate last night, postponed their meeting until next Thursday. The certificate will be brought up at that time, according to Jay E. Jansen '50, president...