Word: kaye
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...have now become accustomed to tuning in Front-Line Family five days a week to check up on the Robinson family. They are Yorkshire-tongued Father Robinson, airplane parts maker; Scots-voiced Mother Robinson, United Services Clubwoman; Son Andy, fighter pilot; Son Dick, of the National Fire Service; Daughter Kay, of the ATS (Auxiliary Territorial Service...
Said 75-year-old Secretary of War Henry L Stimson of an untruthful report that Cinemactresses Kay Francis and Martha Raye had been interned in Africa:* "I regret to say that I am not an expert on the movements of movie actresses...
Ormonde de Kay, Jr. 45, of Leverett House and Bangor, Me., will be Pegasus for the coming year, while Andrew Murphy '44 of Leverett House and Marblehead, Mass., was named to the secretaryship. Appointed to the post of treasurer was Thomas A. Foley, Jr. '45 of Eliot House and Baltimore. Howard M. Spiro '44 of Lowell House and Newton Center, Mass., was elected business manager, and Edward R. Squibb, 3rd '45 of Winthrop House and Milton, Mass., was chosen circulation manager...
...almost epigrammatic subject matter. Like William Ober's "Murder ex Cathedra," these light and occasionally brilliant pieces are not of the sort which receive permanent resting place in the Widener Treasure Room, but as "occasional" lyrics skillfully integrating form and subject, they make delightful reading. Ormonde de Kay has contributed "Hopscotch," a pleasantly wistful bit of reminiscence, not inappropriately hidden on the last page. Contrasting sharply, Day Lee's "And Then the Hunter's Horn" demonstrates the unfortunate impact of the works of Robert Frost on the immature poet, unacquainted with the matter and form which make the best...
Hospitalized on a tour of U.S. camps in England: Cinemactress Kay Francis (laryngitis); Dancer Mitzi Mayfair (arm & shoulder wrenches from jitterbugging...