Word: publishes
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Done to death last week after lingering illness in the U.S. House of Representatives: the Kennedy-Ives labor bill, which would have required labor unions to publish financial reports and take other reform measures. The end came to Kennedy-Ives after a long, bitter Democratic-Republican political battle won by neither side. All that really emerged from the unseemly performance was the identity of the loser...
...barely subsisting to a well-fed people with cash in their pockets. Each year, through their union, the Chagga market a $6,000,000 to $8,000,000 coffee crop. They own and operate a modern restaurant and hotel (The Coffee Tree Hostelry, with a balcony for every room), publish their own biweekly newspaper, run their own schools and hospitals. Most important: the Chagga are their own masters. In their land, it is the whites who work as teachers and advisers for the blacks...
...CRIMSON will publish daily until Commencement, with a special issue each day. This issue is devoted to the Program for Harvard College; tomorrow's paper will highlight the Class of 1933; the Wednesday edition will be given over to the Class...
...Thursday, the CRIMSON will publish its annual Commencement Supplement on education. There will also be an extra distributed Thursday noon announcing the recipients of honorary degrees. All these issues may be picked up free of charge at the Union, Hasty Pudding, in each of the House offices, and at the CRIMSON...
...Publisher Robert Harrison's hassle with California's attorney general last fall, his sister magazines Whisper and Confidential were fined $10,000 for conspiring to publish obscenity, and he agreed to tidy up his flamboyant formula of smut-and-smear. Off the boudoir-bordello beat, Harrison started in February to put out a chastened Confidential, which explored such safe subjects as the Negro vote and electrocardiographs...