Word: printings
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Eugene Talmadge, Governor of the President's "adopted" State of Georgia, was meanwhile recommending that the Government "print a lot of $10 and $20 bills and scatter them over the country by throwing the money out of airplanes...
...publication will print articles of criticism relating to the subject of education at Harvard and elsewhere, and to the relationship of college students to social and political problems. Last year the Critic had contributions from Herbert Hoover, Clarence Darrow, Billy Sunday, Ann Corio, Anton Cermak, Herbert Lehman, and other persons of intellectual eminence. The new Critic intends to have similar contributions this year in each issue...
Most newspapers did not print a story that Mrs. Roosevelt told in Washington one night last week. Addressing a banquet of Community Chest leaders at the Mayflower Hotel she declared: "I thought of a woman I had seen just after her child died. The child had died because it slept in a cold, wet bed. It had had to sleep in that bed because the family had been evicted from its home. The mother told the sheriff that her child was sick. He said to her: "I'm not here to nurse your god-damned kids.' " That morning...
They had Arthur Brisbane's consent and blessings to use the title "Today." (They had considered "Looking Forward" and "These Times." Wags had suggested "Asterisks" and "Moley, Just Moley.") The magazine would be 24 pages, printed on newsprint, without a cover. Price: 5? the copy. First print order: 100,000 copies or more. Advertising ("You bet your life we want it!") would not be declined but it was planned to break even on circulation income, with American News Co. and the national Democratic machine as salesmen...
...time this statement was made I promptly and publicly, verbally and in print, characterized it as without a shred of truth. I was not contradicted then. I repeat to you what I said then...