The Washington Post

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In 1901 this Denver daily dropped "Evening" from its name the Post $400 J NEWSPAPER NAMES 2019-01-08 #7902
In 1946 financier Eugene Meyer turned over the operations of this newspaper to his son-in-law Philip Graham the Washington Post DD $2,900 DJ NEWSPAPERS 2013-07-02 #6642
Known as "Lady Pub", Katharine Graham gained control of this paper upon the death of her husband in 1963 The Washington Post $800 DJ NEWSPAPER MOGULS 2013-03-11 #6561
The dominant paper in our nation's capital, it's among the top 10 U.S. papers in circulation The Washington Post $200 J NEWSPAPERS 2013-01-04 #6515
New York & Washington both have papers called this, another name for the mail the Post $400 DJ NEWSPAPER NAMES 2010-04-20 #5902
In the 1870s this D.C. paper was a Democratic mouthpiece; in the 1920s it stood with Republican president Harding The Washington Post $800 DJ NEWSPAPERS 2008-04-15 #5442
Washington, Palm Beach, Jerusalem Post $400 J NAME THAT MAJOR NEWSPAPER 2006-01-10 #4912
Woodward & Bernstein were working for this newspaper in August 1972 The Washington Post $200 J NEWSPAPERS 2000-04-06 #3599
William Raspberry won a 1994 Pulitzer for his column in this D.C. newspaper The Washington Post $400 DJ BLACK JOURNALISTS 1997-04-17 #2919
In 1946 financier Eugene Meyer turned the operation of this newspaper to his son-in-law Philip Graham The Washington Post DD $500 J NEWSPAPERS 1995-11-02 #2569
In 1973 this newspaper won a Pulitzer Prize for its investigation of the Watergate scandal the Washington Post $100 J NEWSPAPERS 1995-06-08 #2494
Reporter Carl Bernstein joined this paper in 1966 & remained on staff for 10 years The Washington Post $600 DJ NEWSPAPERS 1994-10-24 #2331
It's the dominant paper in our nation's capital The Washington Post $400 DJ NEWSPAPERS 1993-12-07 #2132
Ben Bradlee was named executive editor of this newspaper in 1968 & held the job for 23 years The Washington Post $600 DJ NEWSPAPERS 1993-09-07 #2067
Leonard Downie Jr. replaced Ben Bradlee as executive editor of this newspaper in September 1991 The Washington Post $600 DJ NEWSPAPERS 1992-04-22 #1773
Newspapers in New York, Denver & Houston share this name the Post $400 DJ NEWSPAPERS 1992-02-14 #1725
Noted for its investigative reporting, it was founded in 1877 as an organ of the Democratic Party The Washington Post $200 J NEWSPAPERS 1991-11-04 #1651
Columnist George Will writes for Newsweek & this newspaper that owns it the Washington Post $500 J NEWSPAPERS 1991-03-14 #1514
This D.C. paper led all others in pursuing the story of the Watergate break-in The Washington Post $100 J NEWSPAPERS 1990-11-16 #1430
Since 1968 Benjamin C. Bradlee has served as executive editor of this newspaper The Washington Post $600 DJ NEWSPAPERS 1989-11-13 #1196
It's said when Nixon picked Agnew, this D.C. paper likened it to Caligula naming his horse proconsul The Washington Post $400 DJ NEWSPAPERS 1986-12-29 #536
Newspaper for which John Philip Sousa wrote this march:[Instrumental music plays] The Washington Post DD $1,500 DJ NEWSPAPERS 1985-05-03 #170
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