Word: monitored
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Evening tabulations show that the Traveler leads, with a sales volume 12 times greater than that of the Christian Science Monitor. News generally seems to be of secondary importance, for newsstand vendors attribute the superiority of the Herald to the feature drawing attraction of "Terry and the Pirates...
...only New York City with nine dailies has more. Among the eight, the Herald stands second lowest in circulation (144,000), owes its prosperity to advertisers' knowledge that it is read by the people with the most money. With the exception of the excellent Boston-published Christian Science Monitor, which is more a national than a local paper, the Herald is probably the best of a lot of indifferent, purely local Boston sheets. Its competition: the reactionary Post, the sometimes timidly liberal morning and evening Globe, its own editorially neutral evening Traveler (all of which run front-page display...
PreWi President A. Warren Norton, onetime Christian Science Monitor manager, put headphones on his executives and set them to manning the radio circuits, but PreWi was badly crippled. Expensive transocean telephone traffic soared as clients strove to keep the news coming from their correspondents overseas. Somehow a lot of news got through. At week's end, A.C.A. called off its embargo, agreed to return to work while the issue was arbitrated...
...York Times and Herald Tribune, Chicago Tribune and Daily News, Los Angeles Times, San Francisco Chronicle, Christian Science Monitor, Rocky Mount (N.C.) Telegram, Editor & Publisher, A.P., U.P., I.N.S., North American Newspaper Alliance...
...typewriter was contributed to the campaign in response to a telegram from the Christian Science Monitor editor in Poland containing a plea for a typewriter so that a Polish student could complete his Ph.D. thesis...