Word: prints
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...course, they will have to be housebroken to American Weekly ways," says slim, smart Martin J. ("Mike") Porter, who is only the third editor in the Weekly's 49 lurid years - and who is also, in print and flamboyant illustration, quite a few light years ahead of the scientists...
...Liberty lacks today is package," says Hunter, moaning low over his lack of better paper to match his better contents. Pointing to the pulp layer in the middle of a slick paper sandwich, he sighs: "We have to print novels on toilet paper...
What Field got for his money (guesstimated price: $100,000) was an old-fashioned print shop in Montgomery, Ala. and an old-fashioned farm journal that loses a nickel on every 25?-a-year subscription but makes it all back and more in advertising at $2.50 a column inch. Two of its eight pages are devoted to stodgy editorial matter, the rest to ads, some offering farm equipment, many hawking sex books, love drops, patent medicines...
...Probably never before has a university-dominated group of educators presented a blue-print for education on all levels," hailed Benjamin Fine, of the New York Times, last week. In its final chapter, on its final level, the Committee Report discusses the inadequacies of postschool and out-of-school education of adults and young people in the American community...
When Adolf Hitler came in, Heinrich Hollands got out. He gave up his job as foreman of an Aachen newspaper composing room, and retired on a small pension rather than serve the Nazis. U.S. Psychological Warfare officers found him, when they went looking for a German to help them print a four-page weekly, the Aachener Nachrichten. Soon he was doing some of the editing; Army officers found that it was easier to make an editor out of) a printer than to make non-Nazis out of the available German editors...