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Thus wrote Publisher Robert E. Harlow of the Pinehurst, N.C. Outlook (circ. 1,250) in the weekly trade journal Publishers' Auxiliary (reprinted from Coronet). Up & down the land, country weekly reporter-editor-publishers took time off to search their souls and tell Pinehurst's Harlow where he got off, or on, as the case might...
...Publisher Woods Peters of the Concord, Calif. Transcript (circ. 1,134): "The guy is nuts. ... No matter what you do, you cannot please everyone. Therefore, we don't try to please anyone. . . . When people need kicking in the pants, they...
...Publisher Roy A. Williams of the Aspen, Colo. Times (circ. 556): "I agree with the article. . . . The country newspaper is a business, a merchandising business, and anybody who thinks it is anything else is getting ready to lose some money. Tact is the word...
...Britain's Lord Privy Seal and specialist in postwar aviation, empire-loving Lord Beaverbrook now energetically pretends that he controls his world's-biggest London Daily Express (circ. more than 3,000,000) by telepathy only. But most Britons saw the Beaver's lusty individualism in a characteristically belligerent front-page editorial which appeared last week, headed "A Policy for the People," subtitled "The Policy of the Daily Express" The policy...
Just before the Big Day, the famed Lamar, Mo. Democrat (circ. 1,300) published an urgent appeal: "We want as many tin and granite cups as we can get for use of the public on Truman Day. The cups will be returned to their owners...