Word: publishes
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Negro daily newspaper and the Atlanta World as the first U. S. Negro daily. It might interest you to know that the first Negro daily newspaper was the Cairo Gazette (III) which was first issued April 23, 1882 and continued regularly for six months. Perhaps the second attempt to publish a Negro daily was the Columbus Messenger, at Columbus...
...interested in facts or possess as much intestinal fortitude as you have shown gullibility, you will publish this reply in full without garbling or editing it, giving it equal prominence with the original story, regardless of its length. AMON G. CARTER President Fort Worth Star-Telegram Fort Worth...
...More Backlog. Only a few U. S. corporations ever achieve the distinction of having their published statistics widely accepted as fundamental business barometers. American Telephone & Telegraph has its figures on installations. General Motors has its sales to consumers. And until last week U. S. Steel had its monthly figures on unfilled orders. Then Steel's Chairman Myron Charles Taylor announced that the NRA had put an end to this historic index. Henceforth Steel will publish figures only on tonnage actually shipped...
...best sense of the term, with manners and dress in keeping. Anyone would know at a glance that he is a person of importance and distinction whether met in laboratory or drawing-room, or on the tennis court, where he takes his regular exercise. I hope you will publish this accurate description as a partial atonement for your objectionable...
...obliged to defend higher education for women, which he called a "rather decent overcoming of a primitive feeling, and we know that new liberties are fragile and must be vigilantly defended. It is, we must realize, scarcely 200 years that it has been considered decent for a woman to publish a book." At the St. Louis dinner no appeals were made for donations but in his speech Pundit Lippmann said: "The time has come to build ... on the assumption that America is rich enough to support a brilliant and enduring civilization." The needs of the seven colleges have been estimated...