Word: jenkinses
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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What Next for Ray? Now that he has been televised to national prominence, politicians in Washington and Tennessee are asking: What next for Ray Jenkins? He probably stands a chance of gaining more than any other participant in the hearings (but not financially: he is being paid $225 a week...
A lifelong Republican, Jenkins has dabbled a bit in politics (e.g., Tennessee manager for Wendell Willkie in 1940), but his name has never been on a ballot. He was a Taftman until the 1952 G.O.P. convention began, and then he flew to Chicago and urged the Tennessee delegation to get...
The maybe has not escaped Estes Kefauver, who knows what television can do for a man. Last week Estes and Mrs. Jenkins met on the plane to Knoxville. The Senator was going down to make a speech. Mrs. Jenkins was going back to open their house for Tennessee's...
This may have been a smart bit of early-stage campaigning by Kefauver, but there is no reason to think that it was effective. It is not likely that Ray Jenkins, having burst upon the national scene, will retreat to the courtrooms of East Tennessee, never to assault a network...
The letter turned out to be spurious-at least in form. After testimony that there was no such letter in the Army files and that J. Edgar Hoover said he had sent no such letter, McCarthy was put on the stand by Ray Jenkins and suffered a humiliating cross-examination...