OCHS

OCHS


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(The Marines Have Landed on the Shores of) Santo Domingo singer Phil
All The News Thats Fit To Print coiner Adolph
All the News Thats Fit to Print coiner
All the news thats fit to print speaker
Changes singer
Draft Dodger Rag folk singer
Draft Dodger Rag performer
Draft Dodger Rag protest singer Phil
Draft Dodger Rag singer
I Aint Marchin Anymore folk singer Phil
I Aint Marchin Anymore singer Phil
I Aint Marching Any More folkie Phil
I Aint Marching Anymore folk singer
I Aint Marching Anymore folk singer Phil
I Aint Marching Anymore singer
I Aint Marching Anymore singer Phil
Love Me
New York Times publishing giant
Pleasures of the Harbor singer Phil
Power and the Glory songwriter
Singing journalist Phil
Talking Vietnam singer
The Highwayman singer
The Highwayman singer Phil
The War Is Over writer/singer
60s folkie Phil
60s protest singer
60s protest singer Phil
All the News Thats Fit to Sing was his first album
1896-1935 New York Times publisher Adolph who revived the paper
A New York Times publisher
Adolph of The Trust
Adolph of journalistic fame
Adolph of publishing
Adolph of the Times
Adolph who adamantly opposed anti-Semitism
Adolph who coined All the news thats fit to print
Adolph who created the slogan All the News Thats Fit to Print
Adolph who was chief of The New York Times from 1896 to 1935
Arthur Sulzberger Jr.s middle name
Arthur ___ Sulzberger
Baron in Der Rosenkavalier
Baron of Der Rosenkavalier
Basso in Der Rosen-kavalier
Big name in journalism
Big name in newspaper publishing
Big name in newspapers
Big name in publishing
Billy Braggs I Dreamed I Saw Phil ___ Last Night
Coined All the news thats fit to print
Director of the Associated Press
Dylan contemporary
Dylan contemporary Phil
Early newspaper innovator
Editor who coined the motto All the News Thats Fit to Print
Famed publisher
Famous name in newspaper publishing
Famous name in the fourth estate
Folk legend Phil
Folk singer
Folk singer Phil
Folk singer Phil ___
Folk songwriter Phil
Folk-singer Phil
Folk-singing Phil
Folkie Phil
Folksinger Phil
Folksy Phil
Former New York Times publisher Adolph
He lowered the New York Times price from 3 to 1
Hearst contemporary
Late protest singer
Longtime New York Times publisher Adolph
Longtime Associated Press director
Longtime Associated Press director Adolph
Longtime New York Times publisher
Longtime Times publisher Adolph
N.Y. Times VIP
N.Y. Times patriarch
N.Y. newspaper name
Name in journalism
New York Times buyer of 1896
New York Times editorial page name
New York Times name
New York Times patriarch
New York Times pioneer
New York Times publisher Adolph
New York Times publisher Arthur ___ Sulzberger Jr.
New York Times publisher Arthur ___ Sulzberger
New York Times publisher from 1896 to 1935
New York Times reviver Adolph
New York Times reviver Adolph Simon ___
News publisher Adolph
Newsman Adolph
Newspaper family name
Newspaper publisher Adolph
Newspaper publisher Adolph Simon
Newspaper publisher Arthur ___ Sulzberger
Newspaperman Adolph
Newspaperman Arthur ___ Sulzberger
Noted New York Times publisher
Noted name in newspapering
Noted newspaper publisher
Noted publisher
Operatic baron
Paper patriarch
Phil of 60s folk
Phil of 60s-70s folk
Phil of folk
Phil of folk music
Phil of folk singing
Phil of old protest songs
Phil of protest songs
Phil the folkie
Phil who did Pleasures of the Harbor
Phil who dissed Pete Seeger in Love Me
Phil who played with Mitchell
Phil who sang Draft Dodger Rag
Phil who sang I Aint Marching Anymore
Phil who sang Jim Dean of Indiana
Phil who wrote Power and the Glory
Protest singer Phil
Protest singer of the 60s
Protest singer-songwriter Phil ___
Protest-singer Phil
Publisher Adolph
Publishing magnate
Publishing notable Adolph
Pulitzer contemporary
Punch Sulzbergers middle name
Self-proclaimed singing journalist
Singer Phil
Sulzberger in-law
Times patriarch
U.S. publisher: 1858-1935
Noted newspaper publisher (1858–1935).
Newspaper publisher (1858–1935).
American newspaper publisher (1858–1935).
Noted publisher (1858–1935).
American publisher
Name on Times' masthead.
Noted name in journalism.
Well-known name in journalism.
Famous publisher.
Notable name in journalism.
U. S. newspaper family.
Famous name in newspaper world.
U. S. newspaper publisher.
Newspaper name of fame.
Newspaper name
American newspaper publisher.
Baron in 105 Across.
Newspaper publisher.
Name in newspaper lore.
U.S. newspaper publisher.
Newspaper pioneer
U.S. publisher
Name in publishing
U. S. publisher
U.S. journalist.
Publisher on a 13¢ stamp
Rosenkavalier baron
Memorable newspaper publisher
R. Strauss character
Noted N.Y. newspaper publisher
U.S. newspaper publisher: 1858–1935
Baron in a Strauss opera
Basso role in Der Rosenkavalier
Noted name in newspapers
Renowned publisher
Publishing name
Noted U.S. publisher
Memorable publisher.
Renowned newspaper publisher
Der Rosenkavalier baron
I Ain't Marching Anymore singer
I Ain't Marching Anymore singer, 1965
Phil who sang I Ain't Marching Anymore
Director of the Associated Press, 1900-35
Love Me, I'm a Liberal singer
I Ain't Marching Anymore singer/songwriter
Adolph in New York Times history
Adolph who coined the motto All the News That's Fit to Print
Phil who described himself as a singing journalist
Publisher Arthur ___ Sulzberger
Phil who sang Love Me, I'm a Liberal
Adolph ___, creator of the slogan All the News That's Fit to Print
Counterculture singer Phil
Folkie at Greenpeaces 1970 launch
60s singer who sounds sylvan
Phil ___, American singer best known for his protest song I Aint Marching Anymore
Surname thats from the German word for an animal
Adolph who purchased The New York Times in 1896




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