Word: prints
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...hours of sleep, Joe swung out his bare feet and reached for the mound of khaki clothes on the linoleum floor. The shirt, clammy from three days' accumulated sweat, clung dankly to him. The pants, crusted with dirt and splotched with tractor grease, slipped on over the cotton print shorts in which he had slept. The three-hook farm shoes, their sides eaten by barnyard acids, stayed untied as he clomped to the door of his parents' bedroom and hallooed to wake his mother...
...political party may buy or back them, Réaltiés is financially and politically independent, has nothing to sell but honest reporting. "We have never had to ask for outside support," said Réaltiés Editor Alfred Max last week. "As a result, we can print what we believe to be the truth. We have told our readers many unpleasant things about France. Nobody seemed to mind; on the contrary, they thanked...
...level from 7% of national income to 10% (the U.S. tax level: 26%). Even with the higher taxes and $1 billion from outside, a deficit of $4.4 billion would remain. Mahalanobis suggested filling half the gap through funded debt, the other half simply by having the government print $2.2 billion in new money...
...from another informant. Sonoma County Superior Court Judge Charles McGoldrick ruled that Howard's bylined story and use of direct quotation led the court to assume that the union official made the statement to Howard; thus the newsman had already waived his protection by identifying his source in print. As a result, the judge found Howard guilty of contempt of court and ordered him jailed until he revealed his source. Newsman Howard got out on $100 bail and took his case to California's Court of Appeals...
...would welcome their history on the installment plan, a new magazine was launched a year ago. Its name: American Heritage. When it started, bimonthly American Heritage had a modest goal: 55,000 copies of every issue, the break-even point. Last week, as Heritage celebrated its first year, the print order was up to 115,500 and the magazine was running well in the black...