Word: jerseyed
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...said New Jersey's Representative J. Parnell Thomas. Songsters agreed with him. They were grinding out 5? tunes with all the old zippo they could muster, but so far, no Over There. Recent 5? tunes...
...members of the 1942-1943 board who assumed executive offices yesterday are as follows: Paul Sheeline of Winthrop House and Newton, as President; Charles S. Borden of Eliot House and Washington D. C., as Managing Editor; Oliver R. B. Stalter of Kirkland House and Newark, New Jersey, as Business Manager; George R. Clay of Chestunt HIll, Pennsylvania, as Editorial Chairman; Dana Reed of Belmont as Executive Editor; William H. Forster of Lowell House and Philadelphia, as Photographic Chairman: and A. Edward Rowse of Adams House and Lexington, as Sports Editor...
Doris Duke Cromwell, fighting tax levies of nearly $14,000,000 against her as a permanent resident of New Jersey's Hillsborough Township, testified that: 1) she had taken up Hawaii as a permanent residence, because "I feel better there than I do in the U.S."; 2) she had no idea what her wealth amounted to; 3) she habitually signed papers without reading them. Husband James H. R. Cromwell, from whom she is now estranged, changed his mind about living in Hawaii, she said, because he had "political ambitions in New Jersey" in 1938, but she herself plans...
...road-binding material, lignin is widely used in New Jersey and Washington instead of tarry binders. This use was developed in the U.S. about 1905 by Jacob Robeson, pioneer industrial student of lignin. Robeson Process Co., unlike Marathon, removes lignin from pulp wastes by evaporation rather than by precipitation...
Thomas Buckner Shrewsbury '42, of Elizabeth, New Jersey and Winthrop House was elected captain of the Varsity swimming team Saturday, in the first election in the team's history wherein the entire squad voted...