Word: publishes
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1930-1939
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...causing so much agitation on Beacon Street. Nor is the move as sectionalized as the stir in the local press would have it. The Judiciary Committee of the United States Senate is now considering a bill permitting doctors to give contraceptive information to their patients at their discretion, to publish such information in medical journals and to send and receive it through the mails...
According to the editor, nothing pretentious will be attempted. The chief aim will be to publish a small but attractive booklet with interesting and worth-while material. Judging from the first number, the bulletin should be of value to all interested in education, and sets a high standard to be followed...
...requested by The Tribune Co. publisher of the Chicago Tribune, and by Mr. Roche, Mr. Rathbun and Mr. McShane to demand that you publish in the next issue of your magazine a retraction of this false and defamatory imputation...
...their planes. In Persia he is intimate with the Shah, risks his life almost daily photographing mosques and sacred tombs.* Last April Archeologist Pope decided that what the U. S. needed was an American Institute for Persian Art & Archeology, to do learned digging in Per sia, provide scholarships, publish mono graphs. In a few weeks he had dazzled such tycoons and pundits as Mortimer Leo Schiff, Professor Arthur Kingsley, Dr. William R. Valentiner, Percy R. Pyne Jr., Frank Crowninshield, George Dwight Pratt, into accepting posts on the board of directors. Then he left for London with the Institute half organized...
Next day the Post's publishers (Scripps-Howard) accepted the handsome offer of its rival Sun to publish from the Sun plant. Post and Sun have been friendly rivals since the Post was founded in 1922, but slightly less friendly since two years ago when the Post abandoned its tabloid form to compete as a full-size evening paper...