Newspaper Publicity Law

Newspaper Publicity Law
The act of Congress requiring proprietors of newspapers, magazines, periodicals, etc., to file semi-annual sworn statements with the postmaster general and the local postmaster giving information as to the management, ownership, editorial department, the number of paying subscribers and other data, requiring publication of the statement and denying the use of the mails as a penalty for non-compliance. 39 Am J1st Newsp § 25.

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