Word: publishes
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...feel that the error is so serious, however, that it warrants a public retraction and there fore sincerely trust that you will publish an emphatic retraction in your first issue that goes to press following the receipt of this letter...
...awards as well as advance publicity-made a newspaper non-mailable by Federal statute ; that violation incurred a penalty of $1,000 fine or two years imprisonment. Having reminded the Press of the law, the Post Office said confidently, "It is not believed that hereafter newspapers will desire to publish the matter the statute forbids . . ." (TIME, June...
...broke out in 1854 she got Sydney Herbert, Secretary for War, to commission her to take a corps of nurses to the Scutari hospital in Turkey. There she conquered official red tape and unspeakable conditions, won the approbation of Victoria and the nation. Back home she threatened to publish her Crimean findings unless the War Office bettered military hospitals. She won. Aged 90, her mind gone, she died a sainted legend...
Prior to the Garfield anniversary, alumni enthusiasm included, besides a plan to publish a lot of Garfieldiana, an idea that the college's name might be changed to Garfield College. But Hiram likes Hiram. Almost unanimously the Board of Trustees voted last fortnight to stay Hiram...
...undergraduates realize the mechanism of an undergraduate news paper: even fewer know what, for instance, is done to publish an extra, such as will appear Saturday afternoon after the Yale game. Behind the workings of the CRIMSON there is much of interest, without the routine drudgery of a metropolitan newspaper...