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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Post Office Daily Newspapers.... $38,001,739 8,999,158 2,9002,581 All other Newspapers..... 14, 293,411 2,99,241 11,294,170 Magazines.... 35,583,007 9,246,108 24,336,899 Philanthropic, Fraternal papers, etc... .18,512,038 1,903,590 16,608,448 Papers free in country... 7,906,711 none 7,906,711 Total Government Loss...
...that she had discovered something far from dull. He called in the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Hygrade Sylvania Corp., which made the tubes, shifted the blame to its advertising agency. The agency communicated hotly with the commercial studio which drew the ad. The studio hotly pounced on a cynical free-lance artist it had hired to do the actual drawing. , but he publicly denied he sketched what the Massachusetts "ham" had found written under GOOD NEWS...
...York Legislature the necessary bill was unanimously passed and "World's Fair'' plates were issued. But for a fortnight, fastidious New York car-owners, bolting on new plates, have wondered. That they should be asked to make peripatetic billboards of their cars to carry free advertising for what is partly private enterprise was to some no more than a high piece of cheekiness; to others it was downright invasion of their constitutional rights...
...picture is not hysterical; it is very funny, and that is all. It is not a satire. Satire is carrying a thing ad absurdum, and New York will go and absurdum of its own free will. And while we are bucking the nation's critics we might add that the color is not nearly so bad as they...
...game preliminary to the Harvard-Princeton Varsity clash at the Indoor Athletic building, the Crimson Jayvees trounced the Burroughs News Boys 37-25, with Sam White at conter leading the scoring with four baskets and two free throws for 10 tallies...