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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Plans have been completed for the Harvard Progressive, a monthly publication in magazine format to replace the Student Progressive, Editor Martin P. Mayor '47 announced last night. Like its predecessor, the Progressive will be published by the Harvard Liberal Union and distributed to colleges represented in the Boston Metropolitan Council and to the Connecticut College for Women...
Walking through Manhattan's Grand Central Station several months ago, platinum-haired Publisher Marshall Field paused in a drugstore, riffled through a 25? paperbound book. It was love at first sight. The book's format, price and easy proximity to masses of people pleased Publisher Field, just as it had pleased millions of other Americans. Enamored as he now is of the word business (the Chicago Sun, New York City's PM, Cincinnati's radio station WSAI). Publisher Field decided to invade book publishing...
...practically irresistible new U.S. history was published this week. It was in tabloid newspaper style and format - as if the history were happening while it was read...
...Quentin's format has had almost no change since it went on the Pacific Coast air two years ago. Its theme song, Time on My Hands, is gone (Helbros Watch Co. snapped it up), but the rest of the show is still there. There is a rendition of We've Got the Lord on Our Side ("The Devil's out there waitin'; it's either us or Satan. . . .") or a similar melody by the 26-inmate glee club. There are selections by a 22-piece orchestra, which sometimes tackles a Rachmaninoff prelude "in the style...
...probably get the book to press by the end of this month, but pointed out that it takes two and a half months for printing and binding. "Some time in May," was their tentative promise. The new Album will not be a wartime substitute, they say, and the usual format with all the features will be maintained...