Word: jerseyed
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Edward H. Mahoney of Farlow House, Andover School, and West Newton, received 260 votes, the highest polled by any candidate, while George Saxton of Holworthy Hall, George School, and Short Hills, New Jersey, chairman of the Union Committee, was runner-up with 246 ballots...
George A. Saxton, of Holworthy Hall, George School, and Short Hills, New Jersey...
...Thayer Drake, 3rd, of Matthews Hall, Chatham High, and Chatham, New Jersey...
From the day he got his feathers Gimpy was a superior bird. Master Sgt. Clifford Algy Poutre, the lean, leathery boss pigeon man at the Signal Corps pigeon lofts on the Jersey flats at Fort Monmouth, liked to say that the Army would hear from Gimpy some day. His breed was right. His father, old red Kaiser, captured in a German trench in the Argonne, is still the oldest military pigeon in the business (24 last month), and his Scotland-hatched mother had good blood...
...years after the child was born, the Stemmers sued Dr. Klein for $165,000, later upped it to $400,000. The case came up in a New Jersey Circuit Court. It was because of Dr. Klein's treatments, Mrs. Stemmer claimed, that little Jacob is a pinheaded idiot who, at the age of 5½, weighs 22 lb., cannot even sit up. At the lurid trial, two medical experts and a psychologist testified that the X-ray treatments were responsible for the child's idiocy; nine other doctors claimed they were...