Word: adding
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Edward R. Stettinius, whose Industrial Materials division was caught napping on almost every major defense material: steel, aluminum, copper, ad infinitum; and whose eagerness to please everybody had almost wrecked the priority system by first giving full priorities to almost everyone and then forgetting to set up any enforcement plan until last month...
What infuriated Arnstein most of all is Burma's 1% ad valorem tax on all merchandise in transit, a levy which would net the British possession's Government $1,000,000 on U.S. shipments to China...
...countertrend, originated in 1933 by the Albuquerque (N.Mex.) Tribune and Journal, was the pooling of printing presses, business and ad departments without pooling the editorial independence of the papers. A success, the idea has since been adopted by a dozen other rival papers -the Madison Wisconsin State Journal and Capital Times, the El Paso Times and Herald Post, the Nashville Banner and Tennessean, the Richmond. (Va.) Times-Dispatch and News Leader, the Tulsa Tribune and World...
...white building at Topeka's chief intersection (which will be rented as office space), moved into the Capital building opposite the Kansas State House. A new, non-profit-making company-the Topeka Newspaper Printing Co., Inc.-will print both papers, handle joint circulation and advertising, thus ending an ad war that has sizzled for a generation...
...self-confessed ignoramus about publishing, Engineer-Editor Lasley regards money-making as no bar to respectable publishing. Last week he broke with PM's ad-less tradition by selling space in Parade's Tennessean section to the Nashville Gas & Heating Co. Later, if present progress continues, he plans a fat ad budget. He continues to function as efficiency expert, selling ideas to a soap and a steel company. But he shows no inclination to retire as editor of Parade, no matter if it makes a million...