Word: dispatches
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...hours Life had recovered cost of its page in the Times ($2,100) something over. Thereupon Mr. Win ordered a page in the Herald Tribune. paid out too, financing the purchase page in the Chicago Tribune. Next the Detroit Free Press, the Boston Herald, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Thus, initial outlay of $2,100 which he got back, Adman Winters put in motion self-propelling publicity vehicle extremely simple to operate. He thought $5,000,000 worth of publicity would wonders for the Cause. What the effects would be on Prohibition and on Life's circulation (now down...
...World; from the presidency of the Press Publishing Co. (New York World, New York Evening World). Reason: ill health. He is succeeded by his brother Herbert Pulitzer, 33. youngest of the three sons of the late great Publisher Joseph Pulitzer (son Joseph Pulitzer, 44, publishes the St. Louis Post-Dispatch...
According to an Associated Press dispatch, Harvard has been left $669,882 in the will of Gregory S. Bryan, '87, retired manufacturer and resident of Bridgeport, Connecticut, who died last October...
...single day envolves such a variety of news as greeted the breakfast table yesterday? There was the proposal by the President of the Carneigie Institute for a new national political party, the Liberal Party, to fight prohibition and other attacks on political and social liberty. Along side this dispatch, an account of a bill introduced in the New York State Legislature to give the state the right to buy and sell light wines and beer. On the next page, the story of Coast Guardsmen who, drunk on captured evidence, placed a "huge railroad switch tie on the tracks" just...
...action was taken on the chess team's request, but in regard to boxing, the committee referred the petition to the Student Council for its opinion. The reports yesterday were in the nature of an Associated Press Dispatch from New Haven, which read as follows...