Word: free
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Publisher McDonald (Chattanooga Free Press) hopes to steal readers on weekdays from the News (circ. 36,000), on Sundays from the Times (circ. 36,300)." (TIME, Sept...
TIME itself, rather than Mr. McDonald, seems to be guilty of circulation theft, having swiped, in the paragraph quoted above, 3,859 Sunday readers. The average net paid circulation of the Chattanooga Sunday Times for March 1936 (month before Sunday Free Press started publication) was 38,785; for August...
...number of hobby groups, arranged a series of inter-collegiate Freshman debates, and promoted some Freshman plays. They also promoted a smoker and several dances, securing well-known entertainers for these social events. Moreover, the Union Committee supplies an innovation, obtaining instructors in the various elementary courses to give free reviews for the benefit of the Freshmen just before the midyear and final examinations...
...CONCERT DANCE. Memorial Hall, 10.00 to 2.00 o'clock. Students will be admitted at the south side door on presentation of Tercentenary Pass. Ticketes may be secured for ladies by applying at the Crimson Building. The dance will be free; light refreshments and beer will be sold in the Delta of Memorial Hall where tables will be available. Members of the Class of 1936 may obtain tickets to this dance at the Crimson Building. INFORMAL DRESS...
Although the public are to be admitted free to Sanders Theatre tickets are necessary and may be obtained at University Hall, Room...