Word: published
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...stories emanating from Hanover which publish a different score are to be disregarded as propaganda...
...frequently used to write for the big magazines. But now they are unwilling to publish my stuff because I haven't swallowed the British propaganda," McClatchie said...
...losses." If this nation had the same attitude toward war that the Crimson has, the freedom of press which its editors use so blindly would never have existed. Last Spring, I wrote you a letter on this war which, for some unexplained reason, you did not see fit to publish. I hereby make the attempt once more to see whether the Crimson really practices the democracy about which it talks so much. John F. Sciberling...
...taken in the form of a manifesto signed by the seceding members after bitter debate ended in a stalemate. The minority group in the Student Union headed by Robert Stange '41 will probably number between 50 to 75. It will remain affiliated with the national organization, will continue to publish the Progressive, and will be the official Student Union organ in college...
...salary as fat, have asked this question. Paul Howard Douglas, University of Chicago economics professor, often used to ask it. Last year popular, liberal-minded Paul Douglas decided to find out. He ran for alderman in Chicago's fifth ward, promised if elected to audit and publish his annual income. Last week Alderman Douglas kept his pledge, issued his findings...