Word: jerseyed
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Levin Hicks Campbell III, of Short Hills. New Jersey and Adams House became first marshal of the Class of 1948 in a final tabulation of votes yesterday. Ray Allan Goldberg, of Fargo, North Dakota and Lowell House, was named second marshal and Richard Thomas Gill, of Longbranch, New Jersey, was elected third marshal...
Walter Coulson, of Lawrence and Lowell House; Frederick Francis Lamont, Jr., of Trenton, New Jersey and Adams House; Stanley Joseph Friedman, of Brooklyn and Adams House; Oliver Wolcott Roosevelt, Jr., of New York City and Adams 'House; Arthur Chute McGill, of Wellesley Hills and Lowell House; and Thomas Roberson Morse, of Boston and Lowell House...
...Yorkers began to enjoy the storm. Debutante parties went on as scheduled; male guests skied to some, lugging boxes containing debs' frocks and fixings. A New Jersey taxi service began a search for horse-drawn pungs; it got none, but inspired hundreds to go around repeating the curious word aloud. Even the disgruntled commuter, once he got within limping distance of home, enjoyed acting like Admiral Byrd...
Kingdon voted the only "no" and then resigned from P.C.A. He liked Henry Wallace, he said, but a "third ticket in 1948 is a pipe dream." Besides, Kingdon was out for the regular Democratic nomination for U.S. Senator in New Jersey...
...three days, Joe Louis lay low in Harlem. Then the champ, smoked out by the New York Post's Columnist Jimmy Cannon, talked for three hours about the fight* without once mentioning the name of his opponent, Jersey Joe Walcott. "He did so many wrong things," said Joe, "I saw every opening, but I couldn't go get him. ... I couldn't do a lot of things." The trouble was, said Joe, he was dehydrated. "I killed myself taking off four pounds. But that ain't no excuse...