Word: printings
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...only newspaper, the New York Weekly Gazette, he had set himself up as a printer, though continuing to contribute occasionally to the Gazette. When William Bradford, numbed by official censorship, saw Printer Zenger's frank account of the election he threw up his hands, refused to print it. John Peter Zenger forthwith started a newspaper of his own, the New York Weekly Journal, came out next week with a special broadside describing the election...
Junior Roosevelt's objection to being photographed was based on modesty, not for his nakedness but lest his friends think he rated himself a Great Oarsman. Newspapers like the New York Times did print the photograph; they saved it for their Sunday rotogravure editions.-ED. "Duke's Growing Pains" Sirs...
...seem, as a nation, to have lost the capacity to generalize and the instinct to imagine. Our newspapers are not sensations, in that they do not deal in the unexpected. All is anteriorly familiar to the alert for our managing editors never print really important news until someone has shown them that it is important and our minds are already prepared for the impact. The American breed of journalism is the tamest in the world, for it never carries on the exciting warfare of principle, it is never inflamed by the ardor of a great cause. Mr. G. K. Chesterton...
Reading from the text of the law, Dr. Goebbels proclaimed that it is the duty of journalists to keep out of print...
...Press, due to mining influence, has left the field open to outside papers like the Examiner and even the far-away Denver Post. Actually it was competition with the Post, whose makeup it copies in rural editions, that lay behind the Examiner's splash, which it did not print at all in its home editions...