Pulitzer Prizes collection, 1917-2017

Request Box 106

Box 106 1991 Natalie Angier The New York Times. For her compelling and illuminating reports on a variety of scientific topics. (With Entry Form), 1991

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Box 106 1992 Deborah Blum The Sacramento (CA) Bee. For her series, "The Monkey Wars," which explored the complex ethical and moral questions surrounding primate research. (With Entry Form; Nominating Letter; Photograph; Biography), 1992

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Box 106 1993 Paul Ingrassia and Joseph B. White The Wall Street Journal. For often exclusive coverage of General Motors' management turmoil. (With Entry Form; Nominating Letter; List of Articles), 1993

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Request Box 105

Box 105 1994 Eric Freedman and Jim Mitzelfeld The Detroit News. For dogged reporting that disclosed flagrant spending abuses at Michigan's House Fiscal Agency. (With Entry Form; Nominating Letter)., 1994

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Box 105 1995 David Shribman The Boston Globe. For his analytical reporting on Washington developments and the national scene. (With Entry Form; Nominating Letter; Photograph), 1995

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Box 105 1996 Bob Keeler Newsday, Long Island, NY. For his detailed portrait of a progressive local Catholic parish and its parishioners. (With Entry Form; Nominating Letter; Photograph), 1996

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Request Box 107

Box 107 1997 Byron Acohido The Seattle Times. For his coverage of the aerospace industry, notably an exhaustive investigation of rudder control problems on the Boeing 737, which contributed to new FAA requirements for major improvements. (With Entry Form; Nominating Letter; Photograph), 1997

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Request Box 105

Box 105 1998 Linda Greenhouse The New York Times For her consistently illuminating coverage of the United States Supreme Court. (With Entry Form; List of Articles), 1998

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Box 105 1999 Chuck Philips and Michael A. Hiltzik Los Angeles Times For their stories on corruption in the entertainment industry, including a charity sham sponsored by the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences, illegal detoxification programs for wealthy celebrities, and a resurgence of radio payola. (With Entry Form; Nominating Letter; Photographs; Biographies), 1999

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Box 105 2000 George Dohrmann St. Paul Pioneer Press For his determined reporting, despite negative reader reaction, that revealed academic fraud in the men's basketball program at the University of Minnesota. (With Nominating Letter; CV)., 2000

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Box 105 2001 David Cay Johnston The New York Times For his penetrating and enterprising reporting that exposed loopholes and inequities in the U.S. tax code, which was instrumental in bringing about reforms. (With Entry Form; Nominating Letter; Photograph), 2001

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Request Box 113

Box 113 2002 Gretchen Morgenson The New York Times For her trenchant and incisive Wall Street coverage. (With Entry Form; Nominating Letters; List of Articles), 2002

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Request Box 31.1

Box 31.1 2003 Diana K. Sugg The Baltimore Sun For her absorbing, often poignant stories that illuminated complex medical issues through the lives of people. (With Entry Form, Nominating Letter)., 2003

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Request Box 29.2

Box 29.2 2004 Daniel Golden The Wall Street Journal For his compelling and meticulously documented stories on admission preferences given to the children of alumni and donors at American universities. (With Entry Form, Nominating Letter, No Photograph)., 2004

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Request Box 27.3

Box 27.3 2005 Amy Dockser Marcus The Wall Street Journal For her masterful stories about patients, families and physicians that illuminated the often unseen world of cancer survivors. (With Entry Form, Nominating Letter, No Photograph)., 2005

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Request Box 31

Box 31 Folder 5 2006 Dana Priest The Washington Post For her persistent, painstaking reports on secret "black site" prisons and other controversial features of the government's counterterrorism campaign. (With Entry Form), 2006

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Request Box 337

Box 337 2000 2000 Photo Staff of Rocky Mountain News, Denver, CO. For its powerful collection of emotional images taken after the student shootings at Columbine High School., 2000

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Request Box 77

Box 77 2001 Alan Diaz of Associated Press. For his photograph of armed U.S. federal agents seizing the Cuban boy Elián Gonzalez from his relatives' Miami home. (With Entry Form)., 2001

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Request Box 253

Box 253 2002 Staff of The New York Times. For its consistently outstanding photographic coverage of the terrorist attack on New York City and its aftermath. (With Entry Form). In a CMI Box., 2002

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Request Box 25.1

Box 25.1 2003 Photography Staff of Rocky Mountain News. For its powerful, imaginative coverage of Colorado's raging forest fires. (With Entry Form, letter, 2003

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Request Box 31.2

Box 31.2 2004 David Leeson and Cheryl Diaz Meyer of The Dallas Morning News. For their eloquent photographs depicting both the violence and poignancy of the war with Iraq., 2004

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Request Box 37.1

Box 37.1 2006 Staff of The Dallas Morning News. For its vivid photographs depicting the chaos and pain after Hurricane Katrina engulfed New Orleans. (With Entry Form, Nominating Letter)., 2006

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Request Box 25.3

Box 25.3 2007 Oded Balilty of Associated Press. For his powerful photograph of a lone Jewish woman defying Israeli security forces as they remove illegal settlers in the West Bank., 2007

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Request Box 143

Box 143 Folder 3 2008 Adrees Latif of Reuters. For his dramatic photograph of a Japanese videographer, sprawled on the pavement, fatally wounded during a street demonstration in MyanMarch(With Entry Form; Statement; Photograph), 2008

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Request Box 145

Box 145 Folder 2 2009 Patrick Farrell of The Miami Herald. For his provocative, impeccably composed images of despair after Hurricane Ike and other lethal storms caused a humanitarian disaster in Haiti. (With Entry Form; Nominating Letter), 2009

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Request Box 141

Box 141 Folder 6 2010 Mary Chind of The Des Moines Register. For her photograph of the heart-stopping moment when a rescuer dangling in a makeshift harness tries to save a woman trapped in the foaming water beneath a dam. (With Entry Form; Nominating Letter; Biography), 2010

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Request Box 146

Box 146 Folder 3 2011 Carol Guzy, Nikki Kahn and Ricky Carioti of The Washington Post for their up-close portrait of grief and desperation after a catastrophic earthquake struck Haiti. (With Entry Form; Nominating Letter; Biographies; Photographs). Cd missing., 2011

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Box 146 Folder 4 2011 Carol Guzy, Nikki Kahn and Ricky Carioti of The Washington Post for their up-close portrait of grief and desperation after a catastrophic earthquake struck Haiti., 2011

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Box 146 Folder 2 2011 Carol Guzy, Nikki Kahn and Ricky Carioti of The Washington Post for their up-close portrait of grief and desperation after a catastrophic earthquake struck Haiti. Captions., 2011

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Request Box 43

Box 43 1998 Staff of Los Angeles Times. For its comprehensive coverage of a botched bank robbery and subsequent police shoot-out in North Hollywood. (With Entry Form)., 1998

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Request Box 254

Box 254 1999 Staff of Hartford (CT) Courant. For its clear and detailed coverage of a shooting rampage in which a state lottery worker killed four supervisors then himself. (With Entry Form; Nominating Letter. In a CMI Box, 1999

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Request Box 50

Box 50 2001 Staff of The Miami Herald. For its balanced and gripping on-the-scene coverage of the pre-dawn raid by federal agents that took the Cuban boy Elian Gonzalez from his Miami relatives and reunited him with his Cuban father. (With Entry Form; Nominating Letter)., 2001

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Request Box 113

Box 113 2002 Staff of The Wall Street Journal. For its comprehensive and insightful coverage, executed under the most difficult circumstances, of the terrorist attack on New York City, which recounted the day's events and their implications for the future. (With Entry Form; Nominating Letter; List of Articles), 2002

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Request Box 25

Box 25 Folder 2 2003 Staff of The Eagle-Tribune, Lawrence, MA. For its detailed, well-crafted stories on the accidental drowning of four boys in the Merrimack River. (With Entry Form, letter., 2003

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Request Box 24

Box 24 Folder 1 2004 Staff of Los Angeles Times. For its compelling and comprehensive coverage of the massive wildfires that imperiled a populated region of southern California. (With Entry Form)., 2004

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Request Box 26

Box 26 Folder 7 2005 Staff of The Star-Ledger, Newark, NJ. For its comprehensive, clear-headed coverage of the resignation of New Jersey's governor after he announced he was gay and confessed to adultery with a male lover. With enrty form, letter., 2005

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Request Box 42

Box 42 Folder 2 2006 Staff of The Times-Picayune, New Orleans. For its courageous and aggressive coverage of Hurricane Katrina, overcoming desperate conditions facing the city and the newspaper. (With Entry Form, letter, 2006

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Request Box 38

Box 38 Folder 8 2007 Staff of The Oregonian, Portland. For its skillful and tenacious coverage of a family missing in the Oregon mountains, telling the tragic story both in print and online., 2007

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Request Box 147

Box 147 Folder 2 2008 Staff of The Washington Post. For its exceptional, multi-faceted coverage of the deadly shooting rampage at Virginia Tech, telling the developing story in print and online. (With Entry Form; Nominating Letter), 2008

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Request Box 148

Box 148 Folder 6 2009 Staff of The New York Times. For its swift and sweeping coverage of a sex scandal that resulted in the resignation of Gov. Eliot Spitzer, breaking the story on its Web site and then developing it with authoritative, rapid-fire reports. (With Entry Form; List of Entries), 2009

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Request Box 157

Box 157 Folder 28 2009 Staff of The New York Times. CD., 2009

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Request Box 142

Box 142 Folder 4 2010 Staff of The Seattle Times. For its comprehensive coverage, in print and online, of the shooting deaths of four police officers in a coffee house and the 40-hour manhunt for the suspect. (With Entry Form; Nominating Letter; CD Missing), 2010

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Request Box 8

Box 8 Folder 10 1970 Marquis W. Childs of St. Louis Post-Dispatch. For distinguished commentary during 1969. (With Entry Form; Photograph; Biography; Nominating Letter, 1970

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Box 8 Folder 9 1971 William A. Caldwell of The Record, Hackensack, New Jersey. For his commentary in his daily column. (With Entry Form; Photograph; Biography; Nominating Letter., 1971

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Request Box 5

Box 5 Folder 12 1972 Mike Royko of Chicago Daily News. For his columns during 1971. (With Entry Form; Photograph; Biography; Nominating Letter., 1972

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Request Box 10

Box 10 Folder 2 1973 David S. Broder of The Washington Post. For his columns during 1972. (With Entry Form; Photograph; Biography; Nominating Letter., 1973

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Box 10 Folder 5 1974 Edwin A. Roberts Jr. of National Observer. For his commentary on public affairs during 1973. (With Entry Form; Photograph; Biography; Nominating Letter., 1974

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Box 10 Folder 1 1975 Mary McGrory of The Washington Star. For her commentary on public affairs during 1974. (With Entry Form; Photograph; Biography., 1975

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Request Box 5

Box 5 Folder 11 1976 Walter Wellesley (Red) Smith of The New York Times. For his commentary on sports in 1975 and for many other years. (With Entry Form; Photograph; Biography; Nominating Letter., 1976, 1975

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Request Box 7

Box 7 Folder 5 1977 George F. Will of The Washington Post Writers Group. For distinguished commentary on a variety of topics. (With Entry Form; Photograph; Biography; Nominating Letter, 1977

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Request Box 5

Box 5 Folder 9 1978 William Safire of The New York Times. For commentary on the Bert Lance affair. (With Entry Form; Photograph; Biography., 1978

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Box 5 Folder 10 1979 Russell Baker of The New York Times. (With Entry Form; Photograph; Biography., 1979

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Request Box 3

Box 3 Folder 13 1980 Ellen H. Goodman of 7. (With Entry Form; Nominating Letter., 1980

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Request Box 11

Box 11 Folder 7 1981 Dave Anderson of The New York Times. For his commentary on sports. (With Entry Form; Photograph; Biographic Profile., 1981

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Request Box 12

Box 12 Folder 3 1982 Art Buchwald of Los Angeles Times Syndicate. (With Entry Form; Photograph (photocopy); Biography; Letters of Support, 1982

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Box 12 Folder 4 1984 Vermont Royster of The Wall Street Journal (With Entry Form; Biography; Nominating Letter, 1984

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Request Box 3

Box 3 Folder 14 1985 Murray Kempton of Newsday, Long Island, NY. For witty and insightful reflection on public issues in 1984 and throughout a distinguished career. (With Entry Form; Photograph; Biography., 1985, 1984

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Request Box 10

Box 10 Folder 4 1986 Jimmy Breslin of New York Daily News. For columns which consistently champion ordinary citizens. (With Entry Form; Photograph; Biography; Nominating Letter, 1986

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Box 10 Folder 9 1987 Charles Krauthammer of The Washington Post Writers Group. For his witty and insightful columns on national issues. (With Entry Form; Photograph; Biography; Nominating Letter., 1987

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Box 10 Folder 11 1988 Dave Barry of The Miami Herald. For his consistently effective use of humor as a device for presenting fresh insights into serious concerns. (With Entry Form; Photograph; Biography; Nominating Letter., 1988

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Request Box 8

Box 8 Folder 6 1989 Clarence Page of Chicago Tribune. For his provocative columns on local and national affairs. Entry Form and Nominating Letter., 1989

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Request Box 128

Box 128 1990 Jim Murray of Los Angeles Times. For his sports columns. (With Entry Form; Biography), 1990

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Request Box 129

Box 129 1991 Jim Hoagland of The Washington Post. For searching and prescient columns on events leading up to the Gulf War and on the political problems of Mikhail Gorbachev. (With Entry Form; Nominating Letter), 1991

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Box 129 1992 Anna Quindlen of The New York Times. (With Entry Form; Nominating Letter; Photograph), 1992

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Request Box 128

Box 128 1993 Liz Balmaseda of The Miami Herald. For her commentary from Haiti about deteriorating political and social conditions and her columns about Cuban-Americans in Miami. (With Entry Form; Nominating Letter; Biography), 1993

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Request Box 129

Box 129 1994 William Raspberry of The Washington Post. For his compelling commentaries on a variety of social and political topics. (With Entry Form; Nominating Letter), 1994

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Request Box 133

Box 133 1995 Jim Dwyer of Newsday, Long Island, NY. For his compelling and compassionate columns about New York City. (With Entry Form; Nominating Letter; Photograph; Biography), 1995

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Request Box 129

Box 129 1996 E.R. Shipp of New York Daily News. For her penetrating columns on race, welfare and other social issues. (With Entry Form; Nominating Letter; Photograph; Biography), 1996

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Box 129 1997 Eileen McNamara of The Boston Globe. For her many-sided columns on Massachusetts people and issues. (With Entry Form; Nominating Letter; Photograph), 1997

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Box 129 1998 Mike McAlary of New York Daily News, New York, NY. For his coverage of the brutalization of a Haitian immigrant by police officers at a Brooklyn stationhouse. (With Entry Form; Nominating Letter), 1998

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Request Box 128

Box 128 1999 Maureen Dowd of The New York Times. For her fresh and insightful columns on the impact of President Clinton's affair with Monica Lewinsky. (With Entry Form), 1999

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Request Box 133

Box 133 2000 Paul A. Gigot of The Wall Street Journal. For his informative and insightful columns on politics and government. (With Entry Form; Nominating Letter; Biography), 2000

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Request Box 3

Box 3 Folder 10 2001 Dorothy Rabinowitz of The Wall Street Journal. For her articles on American society and culture. With Nominating Letter., 2001

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Request Box 113

Box 113 2002 Thomas Friedman of The New York Times. For his clarity of vision, based on extensive reporting, in commenting on the worldwide impact of the terrorist threat. (With Entry Form; List of Articles), 2002

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Request Box 28

Box 28 Folder 4 2003 Colbert I. King of The Washington Post. For his against-the-grain columns that speak to people in power with ferocity and wisdom. (With Entry Form, letter, photogrph, biography., 2003

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Request Box 32

Box 32 Folder 2 2004 Leonard Pitts Jr. of The Miami Herald. For his fresh, vibrant columns that spoke, with both passion and compassion, to ordinary people on often divisive issues. (With entry form, letter)., 2004

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Box 32 Folder 1 2005 Connie Schultz of The Plain Dealer, Cleveland. For her pungent columns that provided a voice for the underdog and underprivileged. (With entry form, letter)., 2005

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Request Box 37

Box 37 Folder 3 2006 Nicholas D. Kristof The New York Times. For his graphic, deeply reported columns that, at personal risk, focused attention on genocide in Darfur and that gave voice to the voiceless in other parts of the world. (With Entry Form), 2006

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Request Box 38

Box 38 Folder 4 2007 Cynthia Tucker of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. For her courageous, clear-headed columns that evince a strong sense of morality and persuasive knowledge of the community. (With Entry Form, Biography; Nominating Letter)., 2007

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Request Box 143

Box 143 Folder 9 2008 Steven Pearlstein of The Washington Post. For his insightful columns that explore the nation's complex economic ills with masterful clarity. (With Entry Form; Nominating Letter; Biography; Photograph), 2008

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Request Box 148

Box 148 Folder 5 2009 Eugene Robinson of The Washington Post. For his eloquent columns on the 2008 presidential campaign that focus on the election of the first African-American president, showcasing graceful writing and grasp of the larger historic picture. (With Entry Form; Nominating Letter; Photograph; Biography), 2009, 2008

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Request Box 142

Box 142 Folder 7 2010 Kathleen Parker of The Washington Post. For her perceptive, often witty columns on an array of political and moral issues, gracefully sharing the experiences and values that lead her to unpredictable conclusions., 2010

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Request Box 157

Box 157 Folder 19 2010 Kathleen Parker of The Washington Post. CD, 2010

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Request Box 141

Box 141 Folder 9 2011 David Leonhardt of The New York Times for his graceful penetration of America's complicated economic questions, from the federal budget deficit to health care reform. (With Entry Form; List of Entries), 2011

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Request Box 157

Box 157 Folder 15 2011 David Leonhardt of The New York Times. CD, 2011

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In 1929 a separate category called Correspondence was set up which, until 1947 gave recognition to Washington and Foreign Correspondence., 1929, 1947

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Request Box 80

Box 80 1929 Paul Scott Mowrer of Chicago Daily News. For his coverage of international affairs including the Franco-British Naval Pact and Germany's campaign for revision of the Dawes Plan. (With Entry Form)., 1929

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Request Box 56

Box 56 1930 Leland Stowe of New York Herald Tribune. For the series of articles covering conferences on reparations and the establishment of the international bank, 1930

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Box 56 1931 H. R. Knickerbocker of Philadelphia Public Ledger and New York Evening Post. For a series of articles on the practical operation of the Five Year Plan in Russia., 1931

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Request Box 335

Box 335 1931 H. R. Knickerbocker of Philadelphia Public Ledger and New York Evening Post. For a series of articles on the practical operation of the Five Year Plan in Russia. (Very Fragile)., 1931

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Request Box 57

Box 57 1932 Charles G. Ross of St. Louis Post-Dispatch. For his article entitled, "The Country's Plight--What Can Be Done About It"--a discussion of economic situation of the United States. (2 copies)., 1932

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Request Box 59

Box 59 1932 Walter Duranty of The New York Times. For his series of dispatches on Russia especially the working out of the Five Year Plan., 1932

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Request Box 54

Box 54 1933 Edgar Ansel Mowrer of Chicago Daily News. For his day-by-day coverage and interpretation of the series of German political crises in 1932 beginning with the presidential election and the struggle of Adolph Hitler for public office., 1933, 1932

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Request Box 255

Box 255 1933 (Honorable Mention) Harry Carr of The Los Angeles Times. For articles on various countries. With Nomination Form; Biographic Profile. In a CMI Box., 1933

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Request Box 23

Box 23 Folder 6 1934 Honorable Mention. John Elliott of The New York Herald., 1934

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Request Box 333

Box 333 1934Frederick T. Birchall of The New York Times. For his correspondence from Europe, 1934

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Request Box 55

Box 55 1935 Arthur Krock of The New York Times. For his Washington dispatches, 1935

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Request Box 54

Box 54 1936 The late Wilfred C. Barber of Chicago Tribune. For his reports of the war in Ethiopia. (A posthumous award. With Nominating Letters and Obituary)., 1936

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Request Box 23

Box 23 Folder 5 1936 Honorable Mention. Jay G. Hayden of the The Detroit News. (With Entry Form and Nominating Letter., 1936

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Request Box 256

Box 256 1936 (Honorable Mention) Webb Miller of United Press. For his dispatches from the Italio-Ethiopian front. (With Entry Form; Nominating Letter. In a CMI Box., 1936

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Request Box 257

Box 257 1936 (Honorable Mention) Ashmun Brown of Providence (R.I.) Evening Bulletin. For his articles on Postmaster General Farley's surplus figures. (With Entry Form; Letter of Supprt. In a CMI Box., 1936

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Request Box 55

Box 55 1939 Louis P. Lochner of Associated Press. For his dispatches from Berlin. (With Entry Form)., 1939

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Request Box 80

Box 80 1940 Otto D. Tolischus of The New York Times. For his dispatches from Berlin. (With Entry Form; Nominating Telegram from H.R. Knickerbocker)., 1940

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Request Box 23

Box 23 Folder 4 1940 Honorable mention. Lloyd Lehrbas of the Associated Press. For his reporting from Warsaw and Bucharest., 1940

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Request Box 58

Box 58 1942 Carlos P. Romulo of Philippines Herald. For his observations and forecasts of Far Eastern developments during a tour of the trouble centers from Hong Kong to Batavia. (With Entry Form; Nominating Letter)., 1942

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Request Box 60

Box 60 1943 Hanson W. Baldwin of The New York Times. For his report of his wartime tour of the Southwest Pacific. (With Entry Form; Nominating Letter)., 1943

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Request Box 80

Box 80 1944 Ernest Taylor Pyle of Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance. For distinguished war correspondence during the year 1943 (With Entry Form; Nominating Letter)., 1944, 1943

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Request Box 77

Box 77 1945 Harold V. (Hal) Boyle of Associated Press. For distinguished war correspondence during the year 1944. (With Entry Form; Nominating Statement)., 1945

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Request Box 66

Box 66 1946 Arnaldo Cortesi of The New York Times. For distinguished correspondence during the year 1945 as exemplified by his reports from Buenos Aires, Argentina. (With Entry Form)., 1946, 1945

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Request Box 78

Box 78 1947 Brooks Atkinson of The New York Times. For distinguished correspondence during 1946 as exemplified by his series of articles on Russia. (With Entry Form; Nominating Statement)., 1947, 1946

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Request Box 5

Box 5 Folder 3 1970 Ada Louise Huxtable of The New York Times. For distinguished criticism during 1969. With B&w photograph, Entry Form and biographical sketch, 1970

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Box 5 Folder 4 1971 Harold C. Schonberg of The New York Times. For his music criticism during 1970. With B&w photograph, Entry Form. With B&w photograph, Entry Form and Biographical Sketch; Nominating Letter., 1971

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Request Box 3

Box 3 Folder 6 1972 Frank Peters Jr. of St. Louis Post-Dispatch. For his music criticism during 1971. With B&w photograph, Entry Form and biographical sketch., 1972

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Request Box 6

Box 6 Folder 2 1973 Ronald Powers of Chicago Sun-Times. For his critical writing about television during 1972. With B&w photograph, Entry Form and Biographical Sketch., 1973

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Request Box 1

Box 1 Folder 13 1974 Emily Genauer of Newsday Syndicate. For her critical writing about art and artists. (With Entry Form and Biographical Sketch., 1974

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Box 6 Folder 3 1975 Roger Ebert of Chicago Sun-Times. For his film criticism during 1974. With B&w photograph, Entry Form and biographical sketch., 1975

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Box 5 Folder 5 1976 Alan M. Kriegsman of The Washington Post. For his critical writing about the dance during 1975., 1976

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Box 5 Folder 6 1977 William McPherson of The Washington Post. For his contribution to "Book World." With B&w photograph; Entry Form; Biographical Sketch; Letter in Support of Nomination., 1977

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Box 5 Folder 7 1978 Walter Kerr of The New York Times. For articles on the theater in 1977 and throughout his long career. With B&w photograph; Entry Form; Biographical Sketch., 1978, 1977

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Box 5 Folder 8 1979 Paul Gapp of Chicago Tribune. For his architectural criticism. With B&w photograph; Entry Form; Biographical Sketch; Letter in Support of Nomination., 1979

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Request Box 3

Box 3 Folder 8 1980 William A. Henry III of The Boston Globe. For critical writing about television. (With Entry Form; Nominating Letter., 1980

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Request Box 7

Box 7 Folder 3 1981 Jonathan Yardley of The Washington Star. For his book reviews. With Photograph; Entry Form; Supporting letter., 1981

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Request Box 5

Box 5 Folder 2 1982 Martin Bernheimer of Los Angeles Times. For classical music criticism., 1982

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Request Box 9

Box 9 Folder 5 1983 Manuela Hoelterhoff of The Wall Street Journal. For her wide-ranging criticism on the arts and other subjects. 12 pieces from 1982 submitted. (With Entry Form; Photograph; Biography; Supporting Letter., 1983, 1982

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Request Box 8

Box 8 Folder 2 1984 Paul Goldberger of The New York Times. For architectural criticism., 1984

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Request Box 258

Box 258 1985 Howard Rosenberg of Los Angeles Times. For his television criticism. Submission title: Television: The Message and the Medium. (With Entry Form; Photograph; Biography. In a CMI Box., 1985

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Request Box 8

Box 8 Folder 3 1986 Donal Henahan of The New York Times. For his music criticism., 1986

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Box 8 Folder 1 1987 Richard Eder of Los Angeles Times. For his book reviews., 1987

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Request Box 10

Box 10 Folder 10 1988 Tom Shales of The Washington Post. For his television criticism. (With Entry Form; Photograph; Biography; Supporting Letter., 1988

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Request Box 8

Box 8 Folder 7 1989 Michael Skube of News and Observer, Raleigh, NC. For his writing about books and other literary topics. (With Entry Form; Biography; Nominating Letter., 1989

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Request Box 10

Box 10 Folder 7 1990 Allan Temko of San Francisco Chronicle. For his architecture criticism. (With Entry Form; Supporting Letter., 1990

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Box 10 Folder 6 1991 David Shaw of Los Angeles Times. For his critiques of the way in which the media, including his own paper, reported the McMartin Pre-School child molestation case. (With Entry Form; Photograph; Biography., 1991

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Request Box 6

Box 6 Folder 9 1993 Michael Dirda of The Washington Post. For his book reviews. (With Entry Form; Nominating Letter., 1993

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Request Box 8

Box 8 Folder 5 1994 Lloyd Schwartz of The Boston Phoenix. For his skillful and resonant classical music criticism. (With Entry Form; To The Reader., 1994

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Request Box 3

Box 3 Folder 12 1995 Margo Jefferson of The New York Times. For her book reviews and other cultural criticism. (With Entry Form; Photograph., 1995

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Request Box 10

Box 10 Folder 8 1996 Robert Campbell of The Boston Globe. For his knowledgeable writing on architecture. (With Entry Form; Photograph; Biography; Nominating Letter., 1996

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Request Box 8

Box 8 Folder 11 1997 Tim Page of The Washington Post. For his lucid and illuminating music criticism. (With Entry Form; Photograph; Nominating Letter., 1997

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Request Box 3

Box 3 Folder 11 1998 Michiko Kakutani of The New York Times. For her passionate, intelligent writing on books and contemporary literature. (With Entry Form)., 1998

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Request Box 7

Box 7 Folder 6 1999 Blair Kamin of Chicago Tribune. For his lucid coverage of city architecture, including an influential series supporting the development of Chicago's lakefront area. (With Entry Form and Nominating Letter, 1999

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Request Box 8

Box 8 Folder 12 2000 Henry Allen of The Washington Post. For his fresh and authoritative writing on photography. (With Entry Form; Biography; Nominating Letter., 2000

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Request Box 129

Box 129 2001 Gail Caldwell of The Boston Globe. For her insightful observations on contemporary life and literature., 2001

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Request Box 113

Box 113 2002 Justin Davidson of Newsday, Long Island, NY. For his crisp coverage of classical music that captures its essence. (With Entry Form; Nominating Letter), 2002

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Request Box 24

Box 24 Folder 5 2003 Stephen Hunter of The Washington Post. For his authoritative film criticism that is both intellectually rewarding and a pleasure to read. With Entry Form, photograph and biography., 2003

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Request Box 28

Box 28 Folder 6 2004 Dan Neil of Los Angeles Times. For his one-of-a-kind reviews of automobiles. (With Entry Form, letter, photograph, biography., 2004

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Request Box 27

Box 27 Folder 2 2005 Joe Morgenstern of The Wall Street Journal. For his reviews that elucidated the strengths and weaknesses of film with rare insight, authority and wit. (With Entry Form, letter, no photogrpah., 2005

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Request Box 39

Box 39 Folder 5 2006 Robin Givhan of The Washington Post. For her witty, closely observed essays that transform fashion criticism into cultural criticism. (With entry form, Nominating Letter)., 2006

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Request Box 113

Box 113 2006 Patricia Lowry of Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Nomination for her architectural criticism. (With Entry Form; Nominating Letter; Photograph; Biography) Did not receive an award., 2006

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Request Box 38

Box 38 Folder 1 2007 Jonathan Gold of LA Weekly. For his zestful, wide ranging restaurant reviews, expressing the delight of an erudite eater. (With entry form)., 2007

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Request Box 143

Box 143 Folder 10 2008 Mark Feeney of The Boston Globe. For his penetrating and versatile command of the visual arts, from film and photography to painting. (With Entry Form; Nominating Letter; Photograph), 2008

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Request Box 148

Box 148 Folder 9 2009 Holland Cotter of The New York Times. For his wide ranging reviews of art, from Manhattan to China, marked by acute observation, luminous writing and dramatic storytelling. (With Entry Form; List of Entries), 2009

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Request Box 141

Box 141 Folder 1 2010 Sarah Kaufman of The Washington Post. For her refreshingly imaginative approach to dance criticism, illuminating a range of issues and topics with provocative comments and Original insights. offbeat humor and astute cultural observations. (With Entry Form; Nominating Letter; Photograph; Biography), 2010

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Request Box 157

Box 157 Folder 10 2010 Sarah Kaufman of The Washington Post. CD, 2010

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Request Box 141

Box 141 Folder 8 2011 Sebastian Smee of The Boston Globe for his vivid and exuberant writing about art, often bringing great works to life with love and appreciation. (With Entry Form; Nominating Letter; Photograph), 2011

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Request Box 3

Box 3 Folder 1 [n.d.] Keith Temple "Essential for Democracy (not a prize winner)

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Request Box 4

Box 4 Folder 1 Alfred Frueh "Major Herbert Bayard Swope, Litt.D." (not a prize winner) Original pen and ink (deframed)

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Box 4 Folder 2 "LIBERTY: "Ah! Its at least of comfort to know I am cherished and wanted" Pencil (inscribed to Carl Ackerman"

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Box 4 Folder 3 Jordan Stevenson [Portrait of F.D.R.], 1924 Pencil (not a prize winner), 1924

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Request Box 2

Box 2 Folder 6 [n.d.] Rollin Kirby "Waiting for Orders" Cartoon re. the KKK (not a prize winner). B&w photograph.

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Request Box 1

Box 1 Folder 19 1922 Rollin Kirby New York World, August 5, 1921. "On the Road to Moscow.", 1922

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Box 1 Folder 2 1924 Jay Norwood Darling Des Moines Register & New York Tribune, May, 6 1923. "In Good Old USA." Printed cartoon --conservation needs to remove from under glass. 1 folder, 1924

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Box 1 Folder 20 1924 Jay Norwood Darling Des Moines Register & New York Tribune, May, 6 1923. "In Good Old USA." Printed cartoon (2 copies). With Photostat of letter from Darling explaining the impetus for the cartoon, 12/20/1937, 1924, 12/20/1937

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Box 1 Folder 19 1925 Rollin Kirby New York World, October 5, 1924. "News from the Outside World." (2 copies), 1925

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Request Box 2

Box 2 Folder 1 1926 D. R. Fitzpatrick St. Louis Post-Dispatch, April 12, 1925. "The Laws of Moses and the Laws of Today." (With a t.l.s. from Fitzpatrick to Ackerman, September 12, 1955)., 1926

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Box 2 Folder 20 1926 D. R. Fitzpatrick St. Louis Post-Dispatch, April 12, 1925. "The Laws of Moses and the Laws of Today.", 1926

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Request Box 154

Box 154 Folder 5 1926 D. R. Fitzpatrick. "The Laws of Moses and the Laws of Today." Framed cartoon., 1926

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Request Box 2

Box 2 Folder 4 1927 Nelson Harding Brooklyn Daily Eagle, September 19, 1926. "Topping the Idol.", 1927

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Box 2 Folder 21 1927 Nelson Harding Brooklyn Daily Eagle, September 19, 1926. "Topping the Idol.", 1927

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Box 2 Folder 8 1927 Nelson Harding Brooklyn Daily Eagle, September 19, 1926. "Topping the Idol." B&w photograph, 1927

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Request Box 6

Box 6 Folder 7 1928 Nelson Harding Brooklyn Daily Eagle, December 15, 1927. "May His Shadow Never Grow Less." Copy 1, 1928

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Box 6 Folder 7 1928 Nelson Harding Brooklyn Daily Eagle, December 15, 1927. "May His Shadow Never Grow Less." Copy 2., 1928

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Request Box 8

Box 8 Folder 4 1929 Rollin Kirby New York World, September 24, 1928. "Tammany." Large print., 1929

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Request Box 2

Box 2 Folder 7 1929 Rollin Kirby New York World, September 24, 1928. "Tammany." B&w photograph, 1929

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Request Box 4

Box 4 Folder 7 1929 Rollin Kirby New York World, September 24, 1928. "Tammany." Matted cartoon, 1929

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Request Box 2

Box 2 Folder 22 1930 Charles R. Macauley Brooklyn Daily Eagle, February23, 1929. "Paying for a Dead Horse." Printed cartoon (2 copies), 1930

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Request Box 1

Box 1 Folder 1 1930 Charles R. Macauley Brooklyn Daily Eagle, February23, 1929. "Paying for a Dead Horse." Printed cartoon --conservation needs to remove from under glass. 1 folder, 1930

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Request Box 2

Box 2 Folder 5 1931 Edmund Duffy The Baltimore Sun, February27, 1930. "An Old Struggle Still Going On.", 1931

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Box 2 Folder 23 1931 Edmund Duffy The Baltimore Sun, February27, 1930. "An Old Struggle Still Going On." Printed, 1931

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Box 2 Folder 10 1931 Edmund Duffy The Baltimore Sun, February27, 1930. "An Old Struggle Still Going On." B&w Photograph., 1931

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Box 2 Folder 24 1932 John T. McCutcheon Chicago Tribune. "A Wise Economist Asks a Question." (With photocopy of an autograph letter from McCutcheon to Ackerman, May 9-), 1932

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Request Box 154

Box 154 Folder 12 1932 John T. McCutcheon Chicago Tribune. "A Wise Economist Asks a Question." Framed cartoon., 1932

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Request Box 2

Box 2 Folder 2 1933 H. M. Talburt Washington Daily News, January, 27, 1932. "The Light of Asia.", 1933

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Box 2 Folder 25 1933 H. M. Talburt Washington Daily News, January, 27, 1932. "The Light of Asia." (2 copies), 1933

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Request Box 154

Box 154 Folder 17 1933 H. M. Talburt. "The Forgotten Man!" Framed cartoon., 1933

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Request Box 2

Box 2 Folder 26 1934 Edmund Duffy The Baltimore Sun. "California Points with Pride!", 1934

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Request Box 140

Box 140 Folder 4 1934 Edmund Duffy The Baltimore Sun. "California Points with Pride!" Original ink and pastel cartoon., 1934

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Request Box 2

Box 2 Folder 27 1935 Ross A. Lewis The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, September 1, 1934. "Sure, I'll Work for Both Sides." [Prizewinning cartoon], 1935

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Request Box 154

Box 154 Folder 8 1935 Ross A. Lewis. "Sure, I'll Work for Both Sides." Framed cartoon., 1935

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Request Box 2

Box 2 Folder 27 1935 Ross A. Lewis The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, May 6, 1934. "Make Them The First Line Of Defense", 1935

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Box 2 Folder 27 1935 Ross A. Lewis The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. "The Gleaners" (2 copies), 1935

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Box 2 Folder 27 1935 Ross A. Lewis The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, May 21, 1934. "Like A Blind Slave" (2 copies), 1935

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Box 2 Folder 27 1935 Ross A. Lewis The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, May 31, 1934 "Why Must It Reach 'This Point'", 1935, May 31, 1934

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Box 2 Folder 27 1935 Ross A. Lewis The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, June 3, 1934. "Harvest Moon--And No Harvest!", 1935

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Box 2 Folder 27 1935 Ross A. Lewis The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, June 20, 1934. "How Much Longer Under The 'Iron Cross'"", 1935

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Box 2 Folder 27 1935 Ross A. Lewis The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, July 6, 1934 "We Cover The Waterfront", 1935, July 6, 1934

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Box 2 Folder 27 1935 Ross A. Lewis The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, August 6, 1934. "Table For Two", 1935

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Box 2 Folder 27 1935 Ross A. Lewis The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, December 21, 1934. "Tennessee Learns Which Is THE Law", 1935

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Box 2 Folder 27 1935 Ross A. Lewis The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. "Sure, I'll Work for Both Sides.", 1935

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Box 2 Folder 27 1935 Ross A. Lewis Entry Form and Nominating Letter., 1935

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Request Box 3

Box 3 Folder 2 Lute Pease Newark Evening News, April 24, 1936. "It's Your Fight" (not a prize winner)

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Request Box 2

Box 2 Folder 28 1937 C.D. Bachelor New York Daily News. "Come On In, I'll Treat You Right. I Used To Know Your Daddy." (With Entry Form)., 1937

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Request Mapcase 15-L-9

Mapcase 15-L-9 1937 C.D. Bachelor New York Daily News. "Come on in, I'll treat you right. I used to know your Daddy.", 1937

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Request Box 4

Box 4 Folder 8 1937 C.D. Bachelor New York Daily News. "The Carpet" Original matted cartoon (pencil and pastel) inscribed to Dean Ackerman (not a prize winner), 1937

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Request Box 2

Box 2 Folder 30 1937 Quincy Scott The Morning Oregonian, July 22, 1936 "East Side, West Side". Printed (Honorable Mention)., 1937, July 22, 1936

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Box 2 Folder 29 1937 John Francis Knott The Dallas News, April 6, 1936 "Nature's Answer". Printed (Honorable Mention)., 1937, April 6, 1936

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Box 2 Folder 31 1938 Vaughn Shoemaker Chicago Daily News, November 11, 1937. "The Road Back." [Prizewinning cartoon], 1938

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Request Box 140

Box 140 Folder 2 1938 Vaughn Shoemaker Chicago Daily News, November 11, 1937. "The Road Back." [Prizewinning cartoon] Original ink and pastel cartoon., 1938

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Request Box 2

Box 2 Folder 31 1938 Vaughn Shoemaker Chicago Daily News, January 16, 1937. "Perfect Gentlemen", 1938

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Box 2 Folder 31 1938 Vaughn Shoemaker Chicago Daily News, April 3, 1937. "The Overzealous Watchdog", 1938

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Box 2 Folder 31 1938 Vaughn Shoemaker Chicago Daily News, February27, 1937. "When The Last Ethiopian Is Dead", 1938

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Box 2 Folder 31 1938 Vaughn Shoemaker Chicago Daily News, May 25, 1937. "Sunset", 1938

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Box 2 Folder 31 1938 Vaughn Shoemaker Chicago Daily News, October 7, 1937. "How To Stay A World Champion . . .", 1938

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Box 2 Folder 31 1938 Vaughn Shoemaker Chicago Daily News, November 3, 1937. "Wheeeeeeeee . . .", 1938

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Box 2 Folder 31 1938 Vaughn Shoemaker Chicago Daily News, November 24, 1937. "The Only Dictator America Wants" (2 copies), 1938

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Box 2 Folder 31 1938 Vaughn Shoemaker. Entry Form and Nominating Letter., 1938

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Request Box 6

Box 6 Folder 8 1939 Charles G. Werner Daily Oklahoman. "Nomination for 1938." [Prizewinning cartoon] Original artwork, 1939

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Box 6 Folder 8 1939 Charles G. Werner Daily Oklahoman. "The Stakes Are High" Original artowrk, 1939

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Box 6 Folder 8 1939 Charles G. Werner Daily Oklahoman. "Ceiling Zero" Original artowrk, 1939

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Box 6 Folder 8 1939 Charles G. Werner Daily Oklahoman. "The Next Bite" Original artowrk, 1939

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Box 6 Folder 8 1939 Charles G. Werner Entry Form and supporting letter, 1939

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Request Box 4

Box 4 Folder 15 1940 Edmund Duffy The Baltimore Sun, October 7, 1939. "The Outstretched Hand." Original artwork, 1940

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Request Box 2

Box 2 Folder 32 1940 Edmund Duffy The Baltimore Sun, October 7, 1939. "The Outstretched Hand." Printed, 1940

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Box 2 Folder 9 1940 Edmund Duffy The Baltimore Sun, October 7, 1939. "The Outstretched Hand." B&w Photograph., 1940

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Request Box 4

Box 4 Folder 5 1941 Jacob Burck Chicago Times, June 2, 1940 "If I Should Die Before I Wake." Mounted Original pen and pencil., 1941, June 2, 1940

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Box 4 Folder 9 1940 Suppl. (1963) Jacob Burck Undated Original cartoon depicting Mussolini, Hitler, and Tojo as three geisha girls (not a prize winner) Original cartoon, matted, 1940, Undated

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Box 4 Folder 10 1940 Suppl. (1963) Jacob Burck Chicago Sun Times. "Back In Business" (not a prize winner) Original cartoon, matted., 1940

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Request Box 259

Box 259 No. 1: Jacob Burck June 2, 1940 "If I Should Die Before I Wake". Printed, June 2, 1940

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Box 259 No. 2: Jacob Burck "Arc De Triomphe". Original artwork.

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Box 259 No. 3: Jacob Burck "The New Gargoyle". Original artwork.

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Box 259 No. 4: Jacob Burck "Be Sensible, Marianne, . . . ". Original artwork.

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Box 259 No. 5: Jacob Burck "All Is Calm . . .". Original artwork.

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Box 259 No. 6: Jacob Burck "Mount Vesuvius Labors". Original artwork.

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Box 259 No. 7: Jacob Burck "Clothes Don't Make the Man". Original artwork.

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Box 259 No. 8: Jacob Burck "I Came--I Saw--I Conquered". Original artwork.

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Box 259 No. 9: Jacob Burck "Wake Up You Big Tramp . . .". Original artwork.

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Box 259 No. 10: Jacob Burck "Somehow The Christmas Spirit Always gets Me". Original artwork.

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Box 259 No. 11: Jacob Burck "How Much Do You Tip These Gondoliers". Original artwork.

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Box 259 No. 12: Jacob Burck "For The Sustenance Of Another Speech, We Thank Thee Our Fuehrer". Original artwork.

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Box 259 No. 13: Jacob Burck "But What Can We Do Neville . . .". Original artwork.

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Box 259 No. 14: Jacob Burck "Hello Ma--This Is The Champ!". Original artwork.

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Box 259 No. 15: Jacob Burck "Spring Plowing". Original artwork.

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Box 259 No. 16: Jacob Burck "Quoth the Ravin--Nevermore!". Original artwork.

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Box 259 No. 17: Jacob Burck "Oh, Adolph--Are They Really Mine!". Original artwork.

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Box 259 No. 18: Jacob Burck "A Horse! A Horse My Kingdome For A Real Horse!". Original artwork.

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Box 259 No. 19: Jacob Burck "The Unfinished Symphony". Original artwork.

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Box 259 No. 20: Jacob Burck "Planning the Show". Original artwork.

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Box 259 No. 21: Jacob Burck "Daniel". Original artwork.

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Box 259 No. 22: Jacob Burck "Home, James". Original artwork.

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Box 259 No. 23: Jacob Burck "What No Caviar!". Original artwork.

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Box 259 No. 24: Jacob Burck "Now, Where Do I Come In". Original artwork.

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Box 259 No. 25: Jacob Burck "And He Sent Forth A Dove . . .". Original artwork.

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Box 259 No. 26: Jacob Burck "You Are In My Popwer . . .". Original artwork.

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Box 259 No. 27: Jacob Burck "And See To It That It's Not Stolen Again". Original artwork.

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Box 259 No. 28: Jacob Burck "No, Jeeves, It's Not Done In America". Original artwork.

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Box 259 No. 29: Jacob Burck "Money, Money Everywhere And Not A Bite To Eat". Original artwork.

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Box 259 No. 30: Jacob Burck "N-Nice, K-Kitty!". Original artwork.

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Box 259 No. 31: Jacob Burck "Unhand Me, Villan". Original artwork.

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Box 259 No. 32: Jacob Burck "The Biggest Show On Earth". Original artwork.

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Request Box 260

Box 260 No. 33: Jacob Burck "Won't Those Groceries Ever Come!". Original artwork.

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Box 260 No. 34: Jacob Burck "How Is She On Oil". Original artwork.

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Box 260 No. 35: Jacob Burck "What's Sauce for the Goose is Sauce for Gandhi". Original artwork.

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Box 260 No. 36: Jacob Burck "The Man In the Moon". Original artwork.

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Box 260 No. 37: Jacob Burck "Something is Rotten in the State of Denmark" Original artwork.

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Box 260 No. 38: Jacob Burck "Did Mr. Hull Call Ithy Bithy a Bad Name". Original artwork.

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Box 260 No. 39: Jacob Burck "It's Cute Hermann, But They Don't Have Harems In Turkey Anymore". Original artwork.

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Box 260 No. 40: Jacob Burck "The Boy Stood On The Burning Deck". Original artwork.

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Box 260 No. 41: Jacob Burck [Missing]. Original artwork.

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Box 260 No. 42: Jacob Burck "None But The Brave Deserves The Fair". Original artwork.

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Box 260 No. 43: Jacob Burck "My Object All Sublime, I Shall Achieve In Time". Original artwork.

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Box 260 No. 44: Jacob Burck "M M-M, This Ought To Thow 'Em". Original artwork.

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Box 260 No. 45: Jacob Burck "Tsk, Tsk, His Fever's Low Again-=-Needs Another Shot". Original artwork.

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Box 260 No. 46: Jacob Burck "Oh, Waiter, If I Can't Have The English Roast Beef, Can I Change It To Turkey". Original artwork.

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Box 260 No. 47: Jacob Burck "Boots, Boots, Boots". Original artwork.

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Box 260 No. 48: Jacob Burck "Honest, I Ain't Eaten Since I Left Rome!". Original artwork.

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Box 260 No. 49: Jacob Burck [Missing]. Original artwork.

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Box 260 No. 50: Jacob Burck "Single Or Double Cell, Sir". Original artwork.

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Box 260 No. 51: Jacob Burck "No! You May Not Go Out And Play!". Original artwork.

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Box 260 No. 52: Jacob Burck "The Little Corporal". Original artwork.

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Box 260 No. 53: Jacob Burck "The Apache Dancer". Original artwork.

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Box 260 No. 54: Jacob Burck "But You Look Sweet Upon A Seat Of A Bicycle Built For Two". Original artwork.

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Box 260 No. 55: Jacob Burck "All My Deautiful Costumes Shot To Piece--Now Wadda I Wear!". Original artwork.

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Box 260 No. 56: Jacob Burck "Oops--Velly Solly!". Original artwork.

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Box 260 No. 57: Jacob Burck "Neville Destry Rides Again". Original artwork.

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Box 260 No. 58: Jacob Burck "Quite A Find For The British Museum, Eh, Wot!". Original artwork.

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Box 260 No. 59: Jacob Burck "Honorable Side Show". Original artwork.

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Box 260 No. 60: Jacob Burck "He's Rehearsing For His London Appearance, Hermann". Original artwork.

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Box 260 No. 61: Jacob Burck "Look--But I Have Tickee!". Original artwork.

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Box 260 No. 62: Jacob Burck "London Bridge Ain't Falling Down". Original artwork.

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Box 260 No. 63: Jacob Burck "Goering Over London". Original artwork.

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Box 260 No. 64: Jacob Burck "Beau Geste". Original artwork.

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Box 260 No. 65: Jacob Burck "There Is Nothing The Matter With My Eyes, Adolph". Original artwork.

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Request Box 261

Box 261 No. 66: Jacob Burck "Pygmalion". Original artwork.

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Box 261 No 67: Jacob Burck "The Invisible Man". Original artwork.

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Box 261 No 68: Jacob Burck "Weather Forecast: Cloudy -- Continued Showers". Original artwork.

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Box 261 No 69: Jacob Burck "Ham and Eggs",. Original artwork.

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Box 261 No. 70: Jacob Burck "But It Is Elementary, My Dear Holmes". Original artwork.

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Box 261 No. 71: Jacob Burck "Are You Sure Your Mother Won't Object If We Come To Live With Her" Original artwork.

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Box 261 No 72: Jacob Burck "Cloudburst" Original artwork.

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Box 261 No 73: Jacob Burck "City Dump" Original artwork.

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Box 261 No 74: Jacob Burck "Graziani" Original artwork.

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Box 261 No 75: Jacob Burck "The Opening Gun" Original artwork.

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Box 261 No 76: Jacob Burck "What Are The Wild Waves Saying" Original artwork.

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Box 261 No 77: Jacob Burck "Storm Over England" Original artwork.

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Box 261 No 78: Jacob Burck "If Only Beautiful Dreams Come True -- I Give Up Smoking" Original artwork.

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Box 261 No 79: Jacob Burck "Stealing Adolph's Lightning" Original artwork.

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Box 261 No 80: Jacob Burck "Bombed Out" Original artwork.

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Box 261 No 81: Jacob Burck "War Going On As Usual During Alterations" Original artwork.

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Box 261 No 82: Jacob Burck "Rumanian Strip Tease" Original artwork.

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Box 261 No 83: Jacob Burck "Pennies From Heaven" Original artwork.

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Box 261 No 84: Jacob Burck "The Greeks Have A Word For It" Original artwork.

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Box 261 No 85: Jacob Burck "You Don't Mind If I Drop A Few Things Over London, Do You Sir" Original artwork.

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Box 261 No 86: Jacob Burck Untitled cartoon of Nazis Flag in France Facing Union Jack in England Original artwork.

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Box 261 No 87: Jacob Burck "Let's You And Me Go Steady, Babe -- And This'll Be Yours" Original artwork.

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Box 261 No 88: Jacob Burck "Mirror, Mirror On The Wall Who Is The Fairest Of Them All" Original artwork.

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Box 261 No 89: Jacob Burck "Your'e [sic] Fired!" Original artwork.

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Box 261 No 90: Jacob Burck "M-M-M!" Original artwork.

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Box 261 No 91: Jacob Burck "Better Than An Unbrella" Original artwork.

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Box 261 No 92: Jacob Burck "Just An Old Roman Custom" Original artwork.

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Box 261 No 93: Jacob Burck "Please, Do Great Honor And Commit Honorable Hara Kari, No" Original artwork.

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Box 261 No 94: Jacob Burck "Boning Up" Original artwork.

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Box 261 No 95: Jacob Burck "Weighing In" Original artwork.

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Box 261 No 96: Jacob Burck "Holding The Bag" Original artwork.

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Box 261 No 97: Jacob Burck "Povera Mia! They Can't Do This!", November 16, 1940. Printed

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Box 261 No 97: Jacob Burck "Yon Cassius Has A Mean And Hungry Look", December 21, 1940. Printed

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Box 261 No 97: Jacob Burck "I Never Thought Greek Could Be So Tough", November 9, 1940. Printed

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Box 261 No 98: Jacob Burck "Sitskrieg", November 25, 1940. Printed

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Box 261 No 98: Jacob Burck "Irish Stew", December 18, 1940. Printed

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Box 261 No 98: Jacob Burck "Low Tide", November 18, 1940. Printed

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Box 261 No 99: Jacob Burck "Please be reasonable, dear, Jim Farley had to know -- and besides you're a newspaper woman", July 14, 1940. Printed

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Box 261 No 99: Jacob Burck "But its would make such a nice scoop if you'd only tell me, Franklin", July 9, 1940. Printed

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Box 261 No 99: Jacob Burck "A lesson in higher mathematics", January 24, 1940. Printed

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Box 261 No 99: Jacob Burck "I'm taking all comers", March18, 1940. Printed

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Box 261 No 99: Jacob Burck "Aren't they rather big for playthings, Uncle Adolph", April 7, 1940. Printed

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Box 261 No 99: Jacob Burck "So please you, Sir, we much regret If we have failed in etiquette", August 6, 1940. Printed

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Box 261 No 100: Jacob Burck "I can't stop it, Adolph" February2, 1940. Printed.

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Box 261 No 100: Jacob Burck "Why did I promise to be his secret weapon!", May 20, 1940 Printed., May 20, 1940

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Box 261 No 100: Jacob Burck "All hail the Lord High Executioner . . .", June 29, 1940 Printed, June 29, 1940

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Box 261 No 100: Jacob Burck "Adolph -- won't you please shut that door!" November 28, 1940. Printed

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Box 261 No 100: Jacob Burck "So the Fuehrer wants us to talk Turkey, does he", November 21, 1940. Printed

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Box 261 No 100: Jacob Burck "Here, chick-chick-chick-chick-chick-chickee-ee", February9, 1940. Printed.

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Box 261 No 101: Jacob Burck "Oh, Da-a-a, you forgot your hat!" September 19, 1940. Printed

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Box 261 No 101: Jacob Burck "How do you get the hang of these things" February7, 1940. Printed.

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Box 261 No 101: Jacob Burck "May I cut in" August 11, 1940. Printed.

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Box 261 No 101: Jacob Burck "Now, look here, Caesar, you leave the Waterloos to me", December 5, 1940. Printed.

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Box 261 No 102: Jacob Burck "Book of the month", December 22, 1940. Printed.

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Box 261 No 102: Jacob Burck "Dear diary-I'm still crazy about Musso-but I think Joe is more dependable", November 3, 1940. Printed.

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Box 261 No 102: Jacob Burck "Forget about Tunisia, Malta and Corsica-just hang on to Rome", November 30, 1940. Printed.

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Box 261 No 102: Jacob Burck "Listen, I have a good mind to come down and lick you too", December 10, 1940. Printed.

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Box 261 No 103: Jacob Burck "Ye sons of France", August 11, 1940. Printed.

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Box 261 No 103: Jacob Burck "Babes in the woods", March 9, 1940. Printed.

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Box 261 No 103: Jacob Burck "But, Adolph, I no can live by spaghetti alone!", November 20, 1940

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Box 261 No 103: Jacob Burck "Well, what are you standing there for -- throw him another general", December 30, 1940. Printed.

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Box 261 No 103: Jacob Burck "-and we haven't lost a patient, yet, eh, Benito!" June 19, 1940. Printed.

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Box 261 No 104: Jacob Burck "Solo", December 26, 1940. Printed

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Box 261 No 104: Jacob Burck "Overture to 'Siegfried-(in Italian)", May 16, 1940. Printed.

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Box 261 No 104: Jacob Burck "Boo-oo", August 15, 1940. Printed.

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Box 261 No 104: Jacob Burck "Jack Sprat could eat no fat", June 25, 1940. Printed.

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Box 261 No 104: Jacob Burck "What do you mean wait till you get your second wind", November 18, 1940. Printed.

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Box 261 No 104: Jacob Burck "How many times have I told you NOT to play with matches!", December 9, 1940. Printed.

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Box 261 No 105" Jacob Burck "If I open my mouth now, I'm a goner!", May 14, 1940. Printed.

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Box 261 No 105" Jacob Burck "Well, here we are-back in gay Paree", November 15, 1940. Printed.

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Box 261 No 105" Jacob Burck "That little Rumania is already quite a terror, Adolph!" November 28, 1940. Printed.

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Box 261 No 105" Jacob Burck "Mademoiselle from Armentieres, parley voo . . .", May 31, 1940. Printed.

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Box 261 No 105" Jacob Burck "Fancy seeing you here", May 6, 1940. Printed.

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Box 261 No 105" Jacob Burck "Where are you going, my pretty maid", May 15, 1940. Printed.

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Request Box 2

Box 2 Folder 33 1942 Herbert Lawrence Block NEA service, February5, 1941. "Darkest Africa." Printed, 1942

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Box 2 Folder 33 1942 Herbert Lawrence Block NEA service, February12, 1941. "Half Slave and Half Free." Printed, 1942

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Request Box 2.33

Box 2.33 1942 Herbert Lawrence Block NEA service, February17, 1941. "The Blind Men and the Elephant." Printed, 1942

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Request Box 2

Box 2 Folder 33 1942 Herbert Lawrence Block NEA service, February25, 1941. "Mussolini" Printed (Missing), 1942

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Box 2 Folder 33 1942 Herbert Lawrence Block NEA service, March7, 1941. "British Plane." (Prizewinner) Printed, 1942

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Box 2 Folder 33 1942 Herbert Lawrence Block NEA service, March7, 1941. "The Policy of the United States" Printed, 1942

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Box 2 Folder 33 1942 Herbert Lawrence Block NEA service, April 15, 1941. "Losses" Printed, 1942

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Box 2 Folder 33 1942 Herbert Lawrence Block NEA service, April 16, 1941. "The Pipes of Spring" Printed, 1942

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Box 2 Folder 33 1942 Herbert Lawrence Block NEA service, April 17, 1941. "Faster" Printed, 1942

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Box 2 Folder 33 1942 Herbert Lawrence Block NEA service, April 24, 1941. "Hitler Conquers Greece: Hitler Threatens Gibralta" Printed, 1942

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Box 2 Folder 33 1942 Herbert Lawrence Block NEA service, April 25, 1941. "They're Still There, Boss" Printed, 1942

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Box 2 Folder 33 1942 Herbert Lawrence Block NEA service, April 29, 1941. "Defeat" Printed, 1942

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Box 2 Folder 33 1942 Herbert Lawrence Block NEA service, August 11, 1941. "Bringing Back the Ukraine Harvest" Printed, 1942

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Box 2 Folder 33 1942 Herbert Lawrence Block NEA service, August 13, 1941. "Does Anybody Smell Smoke" Printed, 1942

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Box 2 Folder 33 1942 Herbert Lawrence Block NEA service, August 23, 1941. "How's This -- Better" Printed, 1942

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Box 2 Folder 33 1942 Herbert Lawrence Block NEA service, August 29, 1941. "Look What We Did for Spain!" Printed, 1942

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Box 2 Folder 33 1942 Herbert Lawrence Block NEA service, September 1, 1941. "Labor Day Parade--1941" Printed, 1942

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Box 2 Folder 33 1942 Herbert Lawrence Block NEA service, September 24, 1941. "History Written on the Walls of Europe" Printed, 1942

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Box 2 Folder 33 1942 Herbert Lawrence Block NEA service, October 4, 1941. "You Won't Need to Fill Out the Last One" Printed, 1942

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Box 2 Folder 33 1942 Herbert Lawrence Block NEA service, November 15, 1941. "Delivering the Goods" Printed, 1942

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Box 2 Folder 33 1942 Herbert Lawrence Block NEA service, December 10, 1941. "Pincers" Printed, 1942

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Box 2 Folder 33 1942 Herbert Lawrence Block NEA service, December 23, 1941. "Our Side Gets Organized" Printed, 1942

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Box 2 Folder 33 1942 Herbert Lawrence Block NEA service, December 30, 1941. "They Have Sown the Wind" Printed, 1942

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Request Box 262

Box 262 1943 Jay Norwood Darling Des Moines Register & Tribune, March 15, 1942. "Preview of Axis Civilization", 1943

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Box 262 1943 Jay Norwood Darling Des Moines Register & Tribune, March 17, 1942. "Big Man, Little Hammer", 1943

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Box 262 1943 Jay Norwood Darling Des Moines Register & Tribune, March 25, 1942. "Oh, Mr. Henderson, There Must Be a Leak Some Place", 1943

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Box 262 1943 Jay Norwood Darling Des Moines Register & Tribune, June 25, 1942. "Somebody's Always Taking the Joy Out of Life", 1943

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Box 262 1943 Jay Norwood Darling Des Moines Register & Tribune, July 8, 1942. "Playing with Fire", 1943

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Box 262 1943 Jay Norwood Darling Des Moines Register & Tribune, July 9, 1942. "If We Have Help to Give, Now Is The Time", 1943

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Box 262 1943 Jay Norwood Darling Des Moines Register & Tribune, July 17, 1942. "One Battle That Will Not Be Over While Life and Merory Last", 1943

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Box 262 1943 Jay Norwood Darling Des Moines Register & Tribune, August 7, 1942. "Eventually, Why Not Now", 1943

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Box 262 1943 Jay Norwood Darling Des Moines Register & Tribune, August 12, 1942. "Exercising the Family Pet", 1943

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Box 262 1943 Jay Norwood Darling Des Moines Register & Tribune, August 13, 1942. "That We Need Awakening Will Be News to Several Million Households", 1943

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Box 262 1943 Jay Norwood Darling Des Moines Register & Tribune, August 17, 1942. "Do You Suppose We's Better Tell Them", 1943

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Box 262 1943 Jay Norwood Darling Des Moines Register & Tribune, August 30, 1942. "There's Quite a Lot of Bear Left", 1943

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Box 262 1943 Jay Norwood Darling Des Moines Register & Tribune, September 8, 1942. "Every Day had Better be Labor Day for Everybody for the Duration", 1943

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Box 262 1943 Jay Norwood Darling Des Moines Register & Tribune, September 13, 1942. "What a Place For a Waste Paper Salvage Campaign." [Prizewinning Cartoon], 1943

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Box 262 1943 Jay Norwood Darling Des Moines Register & Tribune, September 26, 1942. "Getting Somewhat Out of Balance", 1943

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Box 262 1943 Jay Norwood Darling Des Moines Register & Tribune, October 4, 1942. "Rats in the Cheese", 1943

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Box 262 1943 Jay Norwood Darling Des Moines Register & Tribune, October 20, 1942. "Football Orities Would Call It 'Slow Interference'", 1943

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Box 262 1943 Jay Norwood Darling Des Moines Register & Tribune, December 8, 1942. "Where's the Rest of the Game, Boys", 1943

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Box 262 1943 Jay Norwood Darling Des Moines Register & Tribune, December 14, 1942. "The Cat is Back", 1943

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Box 262 1943 Jay Norwood Darling Des Moines Register & Tribune, December 19, 1942. "How Did Our Forefathers Ever Live to Tell the Tale", 1943

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Box 262 1943 Jay Norwood Darling Des Moines Register & Tribune. Completed Entry Form with accompanying letter., 1943

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Request Box 1

Box 1 Folder 3 1944 Clifford K. Berryman Cartoons by Clifford K. Berryman Submitted by The Washington Evening Star for Consideration by The Pulitzer Prize Award Committee. Washington, DC, February 11, 1944.

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Request Box 4

Box 4 Folder 4 1944 Clifford K. Berryman The Evening Star, Washington, DC., August 28, 1943. "Where Is the Boat Going", 1944

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Request Box 140

Box 140 Folder 3 1944 Jim Berryman "Let Me See How You Look In Here, Cliff". Original ink cartoon. This is a celebration of his father winning the Puliter Prize., 1944

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Request Box 4

Box 4 Folder 11 1945 Sergeant Bill Mauldin United Feature Syndicate, Inc. For distinguished service as a cartoonist, as exemplified by the cartoon entitled, "Fresh, spirited American troops, flushed with victory, are bringing in thousands of hungry, ragged, battle-weary prisoners," in the series entitled, "Up Front With Mauldin.", 1945

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Box 4 Folder 16 1945 Sergeant Bill Mauldin United Feature Syndicate, Inc. "Up Front With Mauldin", 1945

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Request Box 263

Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times, October 21, 1945. "Time for Atomic Statesmanship"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Those Dollar Haircuts"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Hitler's Legacy"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "The Calling Cards"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "The Pied Piper of Germany"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "We Will Find the New Passage to a Far Better World"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "My Friends"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "The President of the United States"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "The Pit and the Pendulums"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Die Lorelei"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Mein Birthday Cake"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Unter den Sickles"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "The Spirit of San Francisco"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "End of the Trail"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Army, Navy and Home Front"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Going My Way"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Brave New World"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "In the Safety Zone of the United Nations"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Sunset Trail"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "This Is the Atomic Bombing Hour"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "All This and Russia Too!"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Out of the Depths of Despair"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Traffic's Tree"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "May He Always Stay Locked in the 1945 Closet", 1945

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Time to Bridge that Gulch", November 30, 1945 (Prizewinning Cartoon), November 30, 1945

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Responsibility Cheats Again"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Unter Den Linden"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "This Toughening Road to Tokyo!"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Heil Hitler!"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Preview of Fujiyama"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Victory is the Port"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Does Your Carpet Taste Different Lately"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "See Yourself As Others See You"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Keep it Bulging"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "The Bridge of the Rhine!"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Going Mein Way"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Collaboration Checks Off"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Dead End Kids"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "What About Control of This Atomic Weapon"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "A House Divided"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Wainwright!"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Reconversion's Bier"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "A Far Cry From Mt. Suribachi"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Spelling Chaos"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "The War Wasn't Won In A Day"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "His to Do or Die"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Be So Happy Tojo--You Will!"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "So Sorry--All Big Surprise To Everyone!"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Home, Sweet Home"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Quick Change Artist"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "The Postman Rings Thrice"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "The Little Red Schoolhouse Safety Catch"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "A Road Back"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Journey's End"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "MacArthur's Peak"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "The New 'Main Stem' of Tokyo"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Five Star Final"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Japanese Sunday School Boy"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "That He Will Guide Us Into the Paths of Peace"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Lower Away"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "The Truman Express"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "We Delivered the Goods--We Can Do It Again!"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times " [Japanese Flag on Fire]

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Praise God From 'Whom All Blessings Flow'"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "What About the Upstairs Region"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Uranium 1945American Lighthouise"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Halseyfied"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Control Tower Over Germany"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Monument to Militarism"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "The Anvil Chorus"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "May the Melody Linger On"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "The product and the producer"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Elections May Come and Go--"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "School Days, School Days"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Hon. New Man On White Horseback"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Stars and Stripes and Blood and Tears"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Hold Your Hat, Victory -- Here They Saw Again!"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "The Near East Wind Doth Blow"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "He Who Laughs Last --"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "The Mighty Oak and the New Acorn"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Liberation's Holy Light"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Mitscher's men"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "The Biggest Plank in the Charter"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Neither Was Rome Built in a Day"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Saga of a Dauntless Lady"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "In the New Little Red Schoolhouses of Germany"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "The 1000Year Road Back"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Touchdown Drive"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "One Way Traffic"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "What God Hath Wrought"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Part two"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Japanese Current"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "The Descending Shroud"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Der Admiral Carries On"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "A Tale of Two Cities"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Book's End"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Rise and Fall of a Roman Dictator"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Somewhere in Germany"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Ursa Major"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Over the German Hill"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Tale of the Vienna Woods"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Japanese Sandman-of-War"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Spring Song"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Japanese Schoolboy"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "The Allied Academy Award"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "New Base for an Ageless Oscar"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Hon. Nero"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "The Sooner Their Present Agony Will Be Over"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Old Man River"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times " 'One Good Strong Heave'--Churchill"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Barbershop Discord"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Tidal Wave On the Black Sea"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Hon. Mental Level Carries On"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "The Essential V for Lasting Victory"

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Box 263 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "How Much Longer"

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Request Box 154

Box 154 Folder 18 1946 Bruce Russell Los Angeles Times "Irresponsible Statements -- Deepening Suspicions". Framed cartoon.

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Request Box 264

Box 264 Vaughn Shoemaker Chicago Daily News. "Why Is It"

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Box 264 Vaughn Shoemaker Chicago Daily New, October 25, 1946 . "Guiding Light"

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Box 264 Vaughn Shoemaker Chicago Daily New, February6, 1946 . "High Road and Low Road"

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Box 264 Vaughn Shoemaker Chicago Daily New, May 29, 1946 . "Memorial"

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Box 264 Vaughn Shoemaker Chicago Daily New, April 24, 1946 . "Out of Sight, Out of Mind"

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Box 264 Vaughn Shoemaker Chicago Daily New, November 19, 1946 . "Boomerang"

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Box 264 Vaughn Shoemaker Chicago Daily New, March1, 1946 . "Time for Plain Speaking"

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Box 264 Vaughn Shoemaker Chicago Daily New, March21, 1946 . "Bootlegger, 1946 Model", 1946

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Box 264 Vaughn Shoemaker Chicago Daily New, December 10, 1946 . "Bridal Suite in the 'Fireproof" Hotel"

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Box 264 Vaughn Shoemaker Chicago Daily New, January 18, 1946 . "The Camel's Nose"

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Box 264 Vaughn Shoemaker Chicago Daily New, February8, 1946 . "Casting Our Breat Across the Waters"

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Box 264 Vaughn Shoemaker Chicago Daily New, May 7, 1946 . "The Underminer"

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Box 264 Vaughn Shoemaker Chicago Daily New, June 18, 1946 . "Hard to Harmonize"

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Box 264 Vaughn Shoemaker Chicago Daily New, May 23, 1946 . "Hold It Up!"

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Box 264 Vaughn Shoemaker Chicago Daily New, March3, 1946 . "Time for Decision"

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Box 264 Vaughn Shoemaker Chicago Daily New, October 22, 1946 . "Unfinished Business"

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Box 264 1947 Vaughn Shoemaker Chicago Daily News, September 6, 1946. "Still Racing His Shadow." [Prizewinning Cartoon], 1947

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Request Box 140

Box 140 Folder 5 1947 Vaughn Shoemaker Chicago Daily News, September 6, 1946. "Still Racing His Shadow." [Prizewinning Cartoon]. Original ink and pastel cartoon., 1947

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Request Box 264

Box 264 Vaughn Shoemaker Chicago Daily New, March20, 1946 . "The Gleaner"

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Box 264 Vaughn Shoemaker Chicago Daily New, Completed Entry Form with accompanying letter.

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Request Box 2

Box 2 Folder 18 1948 Reuben L. Goldberg New York Sun. "Peace Today." B&w Photograph [Prizewinning Cartoon], 1948

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Request Box 6

Box 6 Folder 6 1948 Reuben L. Goldberg New York Sun. "Where To Park" Original cartoon., 1948

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Box 6 Folder 6 1948 Reuben L. Goldberg New York Sun. "Sticking His Neck Out" Original cartoon., 1948

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Box 6 Folder 6 1948 Reuben L. Goldberg New York Sun. "A Study In Psychiatry" Original cartoon., 1948

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Box 6 Folder 6 1948 Reuben L. Goldberg New York Sun. "Prayer For Today" Original cartoon., 1948

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Box 6 Folder 6 1948 Reuben L. Goldberg New York Sun. "We Are Thankful Because . . ." Original cartoon., 1948

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Box 6 Folder 6 1948 Reuben L. Goldberg New York Sun. "Hard To Get Things Done With This Saw" Original cartoon., 1948

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Box 6 Folder 6 1948 Reuben L. Goldberg New York Sun. "Some Mouth To Feed" Original cartoon., 1948

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Box 6 Folder 6 1948 Reuben L. Goldberg New York Sun. "Counting Bears" Original cartoon., 1948

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Box 6 Folder 6 1948 Reuben L. Goldberg New York Sun. "Still Pounding Away" Original cartoon., 1948

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Box 6 Folder 6 1948 Reuben L. Goldberg New York Sun. "He's Got To be Very Careful" Original cartoon., 1948

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Box 6 Folder 6 1948 Reuben L. Goldberg New York Sun. "A New Year Wish" Original cartoon., 1948

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Box 6 Folder 6 1948 Reuben L. Goldberg New York Sun. [China Contemplates Peace] Photostat, 1948

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Request Box 154

Box 154 Folder 19 1948 Reuben L. Goldberg New York Sun. "A House Divided Against Itself Cannot Stand". Framed cartoon., 1948

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Box 154 Folder 20 1948 Reuben L. Goldberg New York Sun. "Atomic Bomb". Framed cartoon., 1948

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Request Box 6

Box 6 Folder 6 1948 Reuben L. Goldberg New York Sun. (Entry Form)., 1948

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Request Box 2

Box 2 Folder 3 1949 Lute Pease Newark Evening News, April 6, 1948. "Who Me", 1949

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Request Box 4

Box 4 Folder 6 1949 Lute Pease Newark Evening News, April 6, 1948. "Who Me" Pen, 1949

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Request Box 1

Box 1 Folder 4 1949 Lute Pease Newark Evening News, April 6, 1948. "Who Me", 1949

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Box 1 Folder 4 1949 Lute Pease Newark Evening News, ""Friendship Train", 1949

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Box 1 Folder 4 1949 Lute Pease Newark Evening News, September 30, 1948. "How Does He Do It", 1949

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Box 1 Folder 4 1949 Lute Pease Newark Evening News, July 8, 1948. "Mr. Hague Inststs!", 1949

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Box 1 Folder 4 1949 Lute Pease Newark Evening News, July 16, 1948. "Kun'l, Suh, Ah Done My Best!", 1949

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Box 1 Folder 4 1949 Lute Pease Newark Evening News, December 29, 1948. "This Time He Pulled His Thumb Out!", 1949

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Box 1 Folder 4 1949 Lute Pease Newark Evening News, November 4, 1948. "'A Lot of Faces Will Be Red'--Prophet Truman", 1949

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Box 1 Folder 4 1949 Lute Pease Newark Evening News, January 31, 1948. "The Paradox", 1949

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Box 1 Folder 4 1949 Lute Pease Newark Evening News, June 19, 1948. "Such a Lot of Noise, Eh Molotov", 1949

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Box 1 Folder 4 1949 Lute Pease Newark Evening News, November 13, 1948. "The 'Bird of Evil Omen!'", 1949

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Box 1 Folder 4 1949 Lute Pease Newark Evening News, July 31, 1948. "August in Berlin", 1949

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Box 1 Folder 4 1949 Lute Pease Newark Evening News, June 2, 1948. "'Twas a Glorious 'Democratic' Victory", 1949

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Box 1 Folder 4 1949 Lute Pease Newark Evening News, October 30, 1948. "Sensational Newspaper Beat", 1949

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Box 1 Folder 4 1949 Lute Pease Newark Evening News, December 3, 1948. "Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf", 1949

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Box 1 Folder 4 1949 Lute Pease Newark Evening News, May 19, 1948. "Accolade!", 1949

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Request Box 4

Box 4 Folder 17 1950 James T. Berryman The Evening Star, Washington, DC. "All Set for a Super-Secret Session in Washington." [Prizewinning cartoon], 1950

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Request Box 154

Box 154 Folder 9 1950 James T. Berryman. "All Set for a Super-Secret Session in Washington." Framed cartoon., 1950

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Request Box 4

Box 4 Folder 17 1950 James T. Berryman The Evening Star, Washington, DC. "On Soviet Sales", 1950

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Box 4 Folder 17 1950 James T. Berryman The Evening Star, Washington, DC. "Jackson-Jefferson Dinner", 1950

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Box 4 Folder 17 1950 James T. Berryman The Evening Star, Washington, DC. "Meeting the Problem Head On", 1950

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Box 4 Folder 17 1950 James T. Berryman The Evening Star, Washington, DC. "The Pen Might be Mighter Than The Sword", 1950

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Box 4 Folder 17 1950 James T. Berryman The Evening Star, Washington, DC. "Front Page Frenzy", 1950

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Box 4 Folder 17 1950 James T. Berryman The Evening Star, Washington, DC. "Gone--But Not Forgotten", 1950

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Box 4 Folder 17 1950 James T. Berryman The Evening Star, Washington, DC. "Northern Hospitality", 1950

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Box 4 Folder 17 1950 James T. Berryman The Evening Star, Washington, DC. "…Not Even His Nose Knows", 1950

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Box 4 Folder 17 1950 James T. Berryman The Evening Star, Washington, DC. "Proverb-ial", 1950

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Box 4 Folder 17 1950 James T. Berryman The Evening Star, Washington, DC. "Coat-Tail Riders In The Sky", 1950

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Box 4 Folder 17 1950 James T. Berryman The Evening Star, Washington, DC. "Caviar vs. Catfish", 1950

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Box 4 Folder 17 1950 James T. Berryman The Evening Star, Washington, DC. Completed Entry Form)., 1950

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Request Box 2

Box 2 Folder 19 1950 James T. Berryman The Evening Star, Washington, DC. "All Set For A Super-Secret Session In Washington". B&w photograph, 1950

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Request Box 7

Box 7 Folder 4 1951 Reg (Reginald W.) Manning Arizona Republic, December 14, 1950. "Hats." B&w photograph [Prizewinning cartoon], 1951

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Request Box 154

Box 154 Folder 13 1951 Reg (Reginald W.) Manning. "Hats." Framed cartoon., 1951

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Request Box 7

Box 7 Folder 4 1951 Reg (Reginald W.) Manning Arizona Republic, July 18, 1950. "Korea--War Lesson No. 1". Printed, 1951

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Box 7 Folder 4 1951 Reg (Reginald W.) Manning Arizona Republic, December 13, 1950. "Ships That Pass". B&w photograph and printed, 1951

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Box 7 Folder 4 1951 Reg (Reginald W.) Manning Arizona Republic, November 7, 1950. "Without Marks Its Waste Paper." Thermofax and printed, 1951

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Box 7 Folder 4 1951 Reg (Reginald W.) Manning Arizona Republic, July 16, 1950. "--Victory Is Still Measured By the Foot!" printed., 1951

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Box 7 Folder 4 1951 Reg (Reginald W.) Manning Arizona Republic, December 18, 1950. For "We Love The Red Chinese, We Love Them Not--" B&w photograph and printed., 1951

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Box 7 Folder 4 1951 Reg (Reginald W.) Manning Arizona Republic, December 27, 1950. For "Don't Call Me A 'Red', Son"" B&w photograph and printed, 1951

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Box 7 Folder 4 1951 Reg (Reginald W.) Manning Arizona Republic, November 7, 1950. "Without Marks Its Waste Paper." Thermofax and printed, 1951

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Request Box 265

Box 265 1951 Reg (Reginald W.) Manning Arizona Republic. Substitute exhibit -- original missing. Included typed letter from Manning to John Hohenberg., 1951

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Request Box 4

Box 4 Folder 13 1952 Fred L. Packer New York Mirror. "Your Editors Ought to Have More Sense Than to Print What I Say!" Original cartoon, 1952

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Request Box 266

Box 266 1952 Fred L. Packer New York Mirror. Completed Entry Form, January 31, 1952., 1952

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Box 266 1952 Fred L. Packer New York Mirror. "Classified!", 1952

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Box 266 1952 Fred L. Packer New York Mirror. "Tune In Panmunjom And See if You Can Get 'What's My Line!'", 1952

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Box 266 1952 Fred L. Packer New York Mirror. [Chinese Dragon Chasing UN], 1952

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Box 266 1952 Fred L. Packer New York Mirror. "Look, Ma --I'm Running!", 1952

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Box 266 1952 Fred L. Packer New York Mirror. "Don't Take It So Hard Comrade--Just Imaging These Rocks Are Capitalists Warmongers!", 1952

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Box 266 1952 Fred L. Packer New York Mirror. "Isn't This Where We Started From", 1952

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Box 266 1952 Fred L. Packer New York Mirror. "It's The Gypsy In Me", 1952

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Box 266 1952 Fred L. Packer New York Mirror. "Veto", 1952

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Box 266 1952 Fred L. Packer New York Mirror. "I Wish They'd Give The Cease Firing Order Over Here!, 1952

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Box 266 1952 Fred L. Packer New York Mirror. "I Was Heavyweight Champ Once.", 1952

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Request Box 4

Box 4 Folder 12 1953 Edward D. Kuekes Cleveland Plain Dealer, November 9, 1952. "Aftermath." [Prizewinning cartoon], 1953

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Request Box 3

Box 3 Folder 3 1953 Edward D. Kuekes Cleveland Plain Dealer, November 9, 1952. "Aftermath." [Prizewinning cartoon], 1953

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Box 3 Folder 3 1953 Edward D. Kuekes Cleveland Plain Dealer, February 17, 1952. "Brotherhood.", 1953

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Box 3 Folder 3 1953 Edward D. Kuekes Cleveland Plain Dealer, March18, 1952. "Yes Sir, Yes Sir, Three Bags Full", 1953

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Box 3 Folder 3 1953 Edward D. Kuekes Cleveland Plain Dealer, August 24, 1952. "White Crosses Mount . . .", 1953

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Box 3 Folder 3 1953 Edward D. Kuekes Cleveland Plain Dealer September 7, 1952. "Poor Little Rich Man", 1953

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Box 3 Folder 3 1953 Edward D. Kuekes Cleveland Plain Dealer. September 14, 1952 "If His Enthusiasm . . .", 1953, September 14, 1952

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Box 3 Folder 3 1953 Edward D. Kuekes Cleveland Plain Dealer September 20, 1952. "Guided Missiles", 1953

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Box 3 Folder 3 1953 Edward D. Kuekes Cleveland Plain Dealer October 12, 1952. "Crosses", 1953

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Box 3 Folder 3 1953 Edward D. Kuekes Cleveland Plain Dealer November 20, 1952. "As Time Marched On", 1953

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Box 3 Folder 3 1953 Edward D. Kuekes Cleveland Plain Dealer Noverber 25, 1952. "Ceiling Still Zero", 1953

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Box 3 Folder 3 1953 Edward D. Kuekes Cleveland Plain Dealer December 9, 1952. "With Strings Attached", 1953

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Box 3 Folder 3 1953 Edward D. Kuekes Cleveland Plain Dealer Entry Form and biographical sketch, 1953

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Request Box 2

Box 2 Folder 34 1954 Herbert L. Block (Herblock) The Washington Post & Times-Herald. Cartoon depicting the robed figure of Death saying to Stalin after he died, "You Were Always A Great Friend of Mine, Joseph.", 1954

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Request Box 154

Box 154 Folder 1 1954 Herbert L. Block (Herblock). "You Were Always A Great Friend of Mine, Joseph." Framed cartoon., 1954

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Box 154 Folder 16 1954 Herbert L. Block (Herblock). "You Were Always A Great Friend of Mine, Joseph." Framed cartoon., 1954

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Request Box 2

Box 2 Folder 17 1954 Herbert L. Block. B&w photogrph and biographical profile of the artist, 1954

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Request Box 267

Box 267 1955 As I Saw It: a review of our times with 311 cartoons and notes by D.R. Fitzpatrick. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1953.

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Box 267 1955 Daniel R. Fitzpatrick St. Louis Post-Dispatch. For a cartoon published on June 8,1954 entitled, "How Would Another Mistake Help" showing Uncle Sam, bayoneted rifle in hand, pondering whether to wade into a black marsh bearing the legend "French Mistakes in Indo-China." The award is also given for distinguished body of the work of Mr. Fitzpatrick in both 1954 and his entire career., 1955, 1954

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Request Box 268

Box 268 1956 Robert York Louisville (KY) Times, September 16, 1955. "Achilles" showing a bulging figure of American prosperity tapering to a weak heel labeled "Farm Prices." [Prizewinning Cartoon], 1956

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Request Box 2

Box 2 Folder 16 1956 Robert York Louisville (KY) Times, September 16, 1955. "Achilles" B&w photograph. [Prizewinning Cartoon], 1956

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Box 2 Folder 35 1956 Robert York Louisville (KY) Times, March10, 1955. "Revolving Ammunition Dump", 1956

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Box 2 Folder 35 1956 Robert York Louisville (KY) Times, February4, 1955. "Past Tense, Present Tense, Future Tense", 1956

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Box 2 Folder 35 1956 Robert York Louisville (KY) Times, September 2, 1955. "Halt--Whose Mother Goes There", 1956

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Box 2 Folder 35 1956 Robert York Louisville (KY) Times, July 11, 1955. "An Einstein Theory Children Can Understand", 1956

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Box 2 Folder 35 1956 Robert York Louisville (KY) Times. For his cartoon, "Achilles" showing a bulging figure of American prosperity tapering to a weak heel labeled "Farm Prices." [Prizewinning cartoon], 1956

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Box 2 Folder 35 1956 Robert York Louisville (KY) Times, September 27, 1955. "History Studies A New Chart", 1956

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Box 2 Folder 35 1956 Robert York Louisville (KY) Times, October 25, 1955. "Construction Boom", 1956

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Box 2 Folder 35 1956 Robert York Louisville (KY) Times, November 1, 1955. "Can Johnny's Parents Read"", 1956

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Box 2 Folder 35 1956 Robert York Louisville (KY) Times, December 1, 1955. "--But We Can Sell Automobiles and Refrigerators", 1956

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Box 2 Folder 35 1956 Robert York Louisville (KY) Times, December 29, 1955. "Some Are Stranded On The Ledges", 1956

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Request Box 3

Box 3 Folder 7 1957 Tom Little The Nashville Tennessean, January 12, 1956. "Wonder Why My Parents Didn't Give Me Salk Shots" [Prizewinning Cartoon] With many related photographs and letters., 1957

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Request Box 1

Box 1 Folder 5 1958 Bruce M. Shanks Buffalo (NY) Evening News. "The Thinker," published on August 10, 1957 depicting the dilemma of union membership when confronted by racketeering leaders in some labor unions. [Prizewinning Cartoon]. Clipped from paper, 1958, August 10, 1957

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Box 1 Folder 5 1958 Bruce M. Shanks Buffalo (NY) Evening News, May 3, 1957. "Oh Well, May be Another Adam and Eve" Clipped from paper, 1958

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Box 1 Folder 5 1958 Bruce M. Shanks Buffalo (NY) Evening News, September 7, 1957. "Little Rock" Clipped from paper, 1958

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Box 1 Folder 5 1958 Bruce M. Shanks Buffalo (NY) Evening News, December 9, 1957. "Vox Pop" Clipped from paper, 1958

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Box 1 Folder 5 1958 Bruce M. Shanks Buffalo (NY) Evening News, February28, 1957 "The No. 1 Obstacle to Peace" Clipped from paper, 1958, February28, 1957

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Box 1 Folder 5 1958 Bruce M. Shanks Buffalo (NY) Evening News, September 20, 1957. "The Great Healer" Clipped from paper, 1958

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Box 1 Folder 5 1958 Bruce M. Shanks Buffalo (NY) Evening News, December 7, 1957. "I'm Hardly Even Mentioned Anymore!" Clipped from paper, 1958

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Box 1 Folder 5 1958 Bruce M. Shanks Buffalo (NY) Evening News, December 14, 1957. "Quo Vadis" Clipped from paper, 1958

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Box 1 Folder 5 1958 Bruce M. Shanks Buffalo (NY) Evening News, October 7 1957. "Sour Grape" Clipped from paper, 1958

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Box 1 Folder 5 1958 Bruce M. Shanks Buffalo (NY) Evening News, November 26, 1957. "Be It Ever So Humble---" Clipped from paper, 1958

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Box 1 Folder 5 1958 Bruce M. Shanks Buffalo (NY) Evening News, September 20, 1957. "The Great Healer" Clipped from paper, 1958

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Box 1 Folder 5 1958 Bruce M. Shanks Buffalo (NY) Evening News, February12, 1957. "We're Still Trying to Make It Work, Abe" Clipped from paper, 1958

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Box 1 Folder 5 1958 Bruce M. Shanks Buffalo (NY) Evening News, February15, 1957. "Death Or Taxes" Clipped from paper, 1958

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Request Box 2

Box 2 Folder 40 1959 William H. (Bill) Mauldin St. Louis Post-Dispatch. For "I won the Nobel Prize for Literature. What was your crime" Published on October 30, 1958 Don't Push Your Luck, Mister; I won the Nobel Prize for Literature. What was your crime; The Marvels of Soviet Technology Come to Hungary; Rx: A Drop a Day; Young Man, This Year I'll Ask the Questions; They Want You to Go Slow, Child. That's What They Said 80 Years Ago; B-A-A-A-W! I Wanna Play, Too; And The Best Part Is That He's Paying Us For The Ride; Egad, Nelson--And On Your Very First Safari, Too; I Started A Correspondence Course, Until Pa Learned That Was Integrated, Too; Chee, Boss, I Can't Wait To Get Dem Cops In De Union; Good Morning, Comrades (With Entry Form; Nominating Letter; Biography., 1959, October 30, 1958

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Request Box 3

Box 3 Folder 4 1961 Carey Orr Chicago Tribune, October 8, 1960. "The Kindly Tiger," published on. [Prizewinning cartoon], 1961

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Box 3 Folder 4 1961 Carey Orr Chicago Tribune, March10, 1960. "The Poor Dunce", 1961

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Box 3 Folder 4 1961 Carey Orr Chicago Tribune, April 2, 1960. "A Warning From The Jungle", 1961

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Box 3 Folder 4 1961 Carey Orr Chicago Tribune, May 25, 1960. "The New War Horse", 1961

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Box 3 Folder 4 1961 Carey Orr Chicago Tribune, August 22, 1960. "The Indignant Anthropoid", 1961

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Box 3 Folder 4 1961 Carey Orr Chicago Tribune, September 8, 1960. "The Longest Grudge In History", 1961

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Box 3 Folder 4 1961 Carey Orr Chicago Tribune, September 12, 1960. "Hit Back! Hit Back! You Can't Win Covering Up", 1961

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Box 3 Folder 4 1961 Carey Orr Chicago Tribune, September 19, 1960. "The Blind Rhino", 1961

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Box 3 Folder 4 1961 Carey Orr Chicago Tribune, November 14, 1960. "You Can't Swat A Fly With A Sledge Hammer", 1961

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Box 3 Folder 4 1961 Carey Orr Chicago Tribune, December 2, 1960. "How To Lose Friends Fast", 1961

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Box 3 Folder 4 1961 Carey Orr Chicago Tribune, December 28, 1960. "Packing Up To Leave", 1961

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Box 3 Folder 4 1961 Carey Orr Chicago Tribune, Entry Form, Biographical Sketch and supporting letters., 1961

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Box 1 Folder 9 1962 Edmund S. Valtman The Hartford Times. For "What You Need, Man, Is a Revolution Like Mine," published on August 31, 1961., 1962

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Box 1 Folder 9 1962 Edmund S. Valtman The Hartford Times, March9, 1961. "By Government Decree Every member of the Commune Is Entitled to a Private Lot" Clipping from paper, 1962

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Box 1 Folder 9 1962 Edmund S. Valtman The Hartford Times, March11, 1961. "Help! Help! Clipping from paper, 1962

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Box 1 Folder 9 1962 Edmund S. Valtman The Hartford Times, March17, 1961. "Would You Pass It Along Please--I Know You Are Fasting" Clipping from paper, 1962

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Box 1 Folder 9 1962 Edmund S. Valtman The Hartford Times, March29, 1961. "I Would Have Preferred It Well-Done" Clipping from paper, 1962

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Box 1 Folder 9 1962 Edmund S. Valtman The Hartford Times, March20, 1961. "So Early In The Journey, Too" Clipping from paper, 1962

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Box 1 Folder 9 1962 Edmund S. Valtman The Hartford Times, June 22, 1961. "What Nobody Wants a Troika Ride" Clipping from paper, 1962

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Box 1 Folder 9 1962 Edmund S. Valtman The Hartford Times, August 31, 1961. "What You Need, Man, Is A Revolution Like Mine" Clipping from paper, 1962

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Box 1 Folder 9 1962 Edmund S. Valtman The Hartford Times, September 8, 1961 "Look, He Sure Wants to Communicate Something . . . " Clipping from paper, 1962, September 8, 1961

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Box 1 Folder 9 1962 Edmund S. Valtman The Hartford Times, Novermer 4, 1961. "And the Serpent Said Unto the Woman . . ." Clipping from paper, 1962

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Box 1 Folder 9 1962 Edmund S. Valtman The Hartford Times, Octobet 18, 1961. "A Penny For Your Thoughts--Dear Neighbor" Clipping from paper, 1962

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Box 1 Folder 9 1962 Edmund S. Valtman The Hartford Times, June 20, 1961. "You May Come Out, Chester--the Whole Thing Has Been Called Off . . ." Clipping from paper, 1962

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Box 1 Folder 9 1962 Edmund S. Valtman The Hartford Times, May 26, 1961. "That One There Hasn't Had Enough . . ." Clipping from paper, 1962

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Box 1 Folder 9 1962 Edmund S. Valtman Completed Entry Form)., 1962

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Box 1 Folder 7 1963 Frank Miller Des Moines Register. For a cartoon which showed a world destroyed with one ragged figure calling to another: "I said we sure settled that dispute, didn't we!", 1963

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Request Box 154

Box 154 Folder 3 1963 Frank Miller. "I said we sure settled that dispute, didn't we!" Framed cartoon., 1963

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Request Box 1

Box 1 Folder 7 1963 Frank Miller Des Moines Register, November, 1962. "End of the Trail" Photostat, 1963

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Box 1 Folder 7 1963 Frank Miller Des Moines Register, October, 1962. "An American Goes To College . . ." Printed, 1963

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Box 1 Folder 7 1963 Frank Miller Des Moines Register, March, 1962. "1964 1968 1972 1976 . . ." Printed, 1963, 1968, 1972, 1976

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Box 1 Folder 7 1963 Frank Miller Des Moines Register, June, 1962. "'Perhaps It Would Help If We All Said A Little Prayer'" Printed, 1963

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Box 1 Folder 7 1963 Frank Miller Des Moines Register, August, 1962. "Russian Targets" Printed, 1963

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Box 1 Folder 7 1963 Frank Miller Des Moines Register, January, 1962. "I Said--We Sure Settled That Dispute, Didn't We" Printed, 1963

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Box 1 Folder 7 1963 Frank Miller Des Moines Register, October, 1962. "A Wall" Printed, 1963

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Box 1 Folder 7 1963 Frank Miller Des Moines Register, November, 1962. "Violent Summit Meeting" Printed, 1963

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Box 1 Folder 7 1963 Frank Miller Des Moines Register, August, 1962. "The Great Train Robbery" Printed, 1963

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Box 1 Folder 7 1963 Frank Miller Des Moines Register, October, 1962. "Ah Am Innocent! . . ." Printed, 1963

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Box 1 Folder 7 1963 Frank Miller. Photograph and Completed Entry Form)., 1963

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Box 1 Folder 8 Frank Miller Frank Miller Looks At Life. Des Moines, Iowa: The Des Moines Register [1962]

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Box 1 Folder 10 1964 Paul Conrad The Denver Post. For his editorial cartooning during the past year: "All Those In Favor Of The Test-Ban Treaty . . .": "The Great Buddah Has Answered Our Prayers"; "No Cheeks Left To Turn"; "Fifteen Yards . . ."; "Well If Their Money is Good Enough For The Canadians . . ."; "Profile In Courage"; "Someone's been Eathing My Porridge . . ."; ""Stand Back Everybody!"; "Reports Of My Political Demise . . ."; ""It Only Hurts When She Laughs . . ."; With completed Entry Form)., 1964

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Request Box 269

Box 269 1966 Don Wright The Miami News. "You Mean You Were Bluffing" [Prizewinning cartoon] Bound volume containing 99 newspapers cartoons from 1965 clipped from the paper and pasted-in., 1966, 1965

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Request Box 2

Box 2 Folder 15 1966 Don Wright The Miami News. "You Mean You Were Bluffing" [Prizewinning cartoon] B&w Photograph, 1966

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Request Box 270

Box 270 1966 Don Wright The Miami News. "De Gaulle A-Go-Go", 1966

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Box 270 1966 Don Wright The Miami News. "Global War", 1966

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Box 270 1966 Don Wright The Miami News. "The Great Society", 1966

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Box 270 1966 Don Wright The Miami News. "Everglades National Desert", 1966

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Box 270 1966 Don Wright The Miami News. "Aluminum Products", 1966

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Box 270 1966 Don Wright The Miami News. [Electric Plug], 1966

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Box 270 1966 Don Wright The Miami News. "If You Don't Like It Here, Feel Free To Lea--"", 1966

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Box 270 1966 Don Wright The Miami News. "Korea", 1966

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Box 270 1966 Don Wright The Miami News. "You mean You Were Bluffing", 1966

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Box 270 1966 Don Wright The Miami News. "You Are Now Leaving Hayneville, Ala.", 1966

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Box 270 1966 Don Wright The Miami News. "I Tell You. I Hear A Horn", 1966

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Box 270 1966 Don Wright The Miami News. "Watch The Riff-Raff Start Pouring In, 1966

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Box 270 1966 Don Wright The Miami News. Letter of nomination, January 31, 1966, 1966, January 31, 1966

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Box 270 1966 Don Wright The Miami News. Background and Biography on Cartoon Award. Typed, 2 pp., 1966

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Box 1 Folder 11 1967 Patrick B. Oliphant The Denver Post, February1, 1966.. "They Won't Get Us To The Conference Table...Will They" Clipping from newspaper. [prizewinning cartoon], 1967

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Box 1 Folder 11 1967 Patrick B. Oliphant The Denver Post. For "They Won't Get Us To The Conference Table...Will They" Published February1, 1966., 1967

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Box 1 Folder 11 1967 Patrick B. Oliphant The Denver Post, April 19, 1966. "You Want Us To Sit Down And Discuss Our Problems" Clipping from newspaper., 1967

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Box 1 Folder 11 1967 Patrick B. Oliphant The Denver Post, September 23, 1966. [Bird of Peace] Clipping from newspaper., 1967

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Box 1 Folder 11 1967 Patrick B. Oliphant The Denver Post, November 27, 1966. "Of Course There Is An Alternative To The Pill--The Bomb" Clipping from newspaper., 1967

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Request Box 154

Box 154 Folder 4 1967 Patrick B. Oliphant. "Of Course There Is An Alternative To The Pill--The Bomb". Framed cartoon., 1967

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Request Box 1

Box 1 Folder 11 1967 Patrick B. Oliphant The Denver Post, December 4, 1966. "First Things First, Child!" Clipping from newspaper., 1967

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Box 1 Folder 11 1967 Patrick B. Oliphant The Denver Post, December 9, 1966. "You Realize Then That If You Can't Afford To Go To College . . ." Clipping from newspaper., 1967

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Box 1 Folder 11 1967 Patrick B. Oliphant The Denver Post, December 14, 1966. "Air" Clipping from newspaper., 1967

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Box 1 Folder 11 1967 Patrick B. Oliphant The Denver Post, December 21, 1966. "The Fourth Wise Man" Clipping from newspaper., 1967

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Box 1 Folder 11 1967 Patrick B. Oliphant The Denver Post, December 28, 1966. [Credibility Dept.] Clipping from newspaper., 1967

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Box 1 Folder 11 1967 Patrick B. Oliphant The Denver Post, December 30, 1966. "How" Clipping from newspaper., 1967

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Box 1 Folder 11 1967 Patrick B. Oliphant B&w photograph, Entry Form and supporting letter., 1967

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Box 1 Folder 6 1968 Eugene Gray Payne The Charlotte Observer, June 6, 1967. [Egypt-Israel Crisis] Photostat., 1968

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Box 1 Folder 6 1968 Eugene Gray Payne The Charlotte Observer, June 20, 1967. "He Was Assaulted While Peacefully Going About His Business . . ." Photostat., 1968

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Box 1 Folder 6 1968 Eugene Gray Payne The Charlotte Observer, November 29, 1967. [Slicing the Globe] Photostat., 1968

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Box 1 Folder 6 1968 Eugene Gray Payne The Charlotte Observer, August 8, 1967. "'The War Is Going Very Well. Pass It On' Photostat., 1968

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Box 1 Folder 6 1968 Eugene Gray Payne The Charlotte Observer, February22, 1967. "'Is The World's Champion In'" Photostat., 1968

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Box 1 Folder 6 1968 Eugene Gray Payne The Charlotte Observer, November 2, 1967. "'It's terrible The Way Tobacco Advertising Is Slanted Towards Young People'" Photostat., 1968

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Box 1 Folder 6 1968 Eugene Gray Payne The Charlotte Observer, January 24, 1967. "Death Valley Days" Photostat., 1968

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Box 1 Folder 6 1968 Eugene Gray Payne The Charlotte Observer, January 26, 1967. "His Master's Voice" Photostat., 1968

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Box 1 Folder 6 1968 Eugene Gray Payne The Charlotte Observer, December 6, 1967. [Dr. Spock] Photostat., 1968

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Box 1 Folder 6 1968 Eugene Gray Payne The Charlotte Observer, April 6, 1967. "'Dr. King Says, Would You Please Move To The Back Of The Bus'" Photostat., 1968

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Box 1 Folder 6 1968 Eugene Gray Payne Completed Entry Form and Biographical Sketch., 1968

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Box 1 Folder 14 1969 John Fischetti Chicago Daily News. For his editorial cartooning in 1968 "The Daley Clout"; "It's How You Play The Game . . ."; "Speaking From A Position Of Strength"; "Tramp, Tramp, Tramp, . . ."; "American Style"; "[Czechoslovakia]; "You're Better Prepared To Be President . . ."; "It Shouldn't Be Hard For Either Side . . ."; "Horizons"; "Why Don't They Lift Themselves Up . . ." With B&w photograp,, Entry Form and Biographical Sketch., 1969, 1968

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Request Box 271

Box 271 1970 Thomas F. Darcy Newsday, Garden City, NY. For his editorial cartooning during 1969 [Slum Schools]; "It's the Warden . . ."; Sorry Fellas . . ."; "And In This Corner . . ."; "The Good Life, 1969"; "Psst, Wear It . . ."; "Prisoner of War . . ."; "Good New, We've Turned the Corner . . ."; "I Followe Orders . . ."[Inflation'. With supporting letter from Bill Moyers, Entry Form and Biographical Sketch., 1970, 1969

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Request Box 1

Box 1 Folder 18 1971 Paul Conrad Los Angeles Times. For his editorial cartooning during 1970 "The U.S. Army Is Watching You"; "[Noah's Ark]; "A Society Is Judged By The Way It Cares For Its Youth And Its Afed"; "[Trial of the Chicago Twelve]; "There's A Bomb Set To Go Off"; "From Here To Eternity"; "Everybody Lower Your Voices! . . ."; "General Pandora's Footlocker"; "Shifting Sands"; "The Operation Was A Complete Success . . ." With B&w photograph, Entry Form and Biographical Sketch., 1971, 1970

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Box 1 Folder 16 1972 Jeffrey K. MacNelly Richmond News-Leader. For his editorial cartooning during 1971 "Free Calley"; "george"; [Dollar Bill]; ""Okay, John, One More Time . . ."; "The Economy"; "Great Blocking Th There, Bill". With B&w photograph, Entry Form and Biographical Sketch., 1972, 1971

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Request Box 6

Box 6 Folder 5 1974 Paul Szep The Boston Globe. For his editorial cartooning during 1973 "John Dean"; "The Summer of 73"; "I've Decided Not To Tell You About The Alledged Shipwreck"; "I'm At The Part About Permissive Courts . . ."; "Forget The Watergate . . ."; "Watergate Coverup"; "Have I Made It Perfectly Clear . . ."; "You're Surrounded Nixon . . ."; "Lone Survivors"; "For The Sake Of Clarification . . .". With B&w photograph; Entry Form; Biographical Sketch Nominating Letter., 1974, 1973

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Request Box 154

Box 154 Folder 6 1974 Paul Szep. "For The Sake Of Clarification…" Framed cartoon., 1974

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Request Box 1

Box 1 Folder 15 1975 Garry Trudeau Universal Press Syndicate. For his cartoon strip Doonesbury: Copies of 19 strips, February27 -- October 9, 1974. (With Entry Form; Printed pamphlet Doonesbury : Mirth and Metaphysics; Supporting letter and documents., 1975

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Request Box 154

Box 154 Folder 14 1975 Garry Trudeau. "The Watergate Reunions"; "The Presidential Tapes"; "Mr. Ford Takes Office". Framed cartoons., 1975

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Request Box 1

Box 1 Folder 17 1976 Tony Auth The Philadelphia Inquirer, July 22, 1975. "O beautiful for spacious skies, For amber waves of grain". [Prizewinning cartoon] Missing from portfolio., 1976

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Request Box 154

Box 154 Folder 10 1976 Tony Auth. "O beautiful for spacious skies, For amber waves of grain". Framed cartoon., 1976

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Box 154 Folder 2 1976 Tony Auth. "O beautiful for spacious skies, For amber waves of grain". Framed cartoon., 1976

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Request Box 1

Box 1 Folder 17 1976 Tony Auth The Philadelphia Inquirer, January 30, 1975. "Anything I Can Do To Help", 1976

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Box 1 Folder 17 1976 Tony Auth The Philadelphia Inquirer, July 9, 1975. "What Are We Planning For The Bicentennial", 1976

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Box 1 Folder 17 1976 Tony Auth The Philadelphia Inquirer, August 15, 1975. [Betty Ford], 1976

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Box 1 Folder 17 1976 Tony Auth The Philadelphia Inquirer, October 6, 1975. "Jump [New York]", 1976

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Box 1 Folder 17 1976 Tony Auth The Philadelphia Inquirer, October 31, 1975. [Simon], 1976

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Box 1 Folder 17 1976 Tony Auth The Philadelphia Inquirer, October 30, 1975. "Take This For Muhammad", 1976

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Box 1 Folder 17 1976 Tony Auth The Philadelphia Inquirer, November 30, 1975. [New York Slap], 1976

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Box 1 Folder 17 1976 Tony Auth The Philadelphia Inquirer, November 26, 1975. [CIA As Exploding Cigar], 1976

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Box 1 Folder 17 1976 Tony Auth. B&w photograph; Entry Form; Biographical Sketch Nominating Letter, 1976

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Request Box 6

Box 6 Folder 4 1977 Paul Szep The Boston Globe: "You're Luck Pal"; "Fill 'Er Up"; "True Grit"; "News Item . . ."; "My First Promise . . ."; "Yeh, Well, This Is My Legislative Assistant"; "Can't Say I'm Crazy About Either Of Them"; "I'll Be Jack Kennedy . . ."; "Enf Of Round One"; "Ford Admits He Was Wrong . . ."; "It You Liked Earl Butz . . .". With B&w photograph; Entry Form; Biographical Sketch and Supporting Letter., 1977

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Request Box 154

Box 154 Folder 11 1977 Paul Szep. "Can't Say I'm Crazy About Either Of Them". Framed cartoon., 1977

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Request Box 9

Box 9 Folder 12 1978 Jeffrey K. MacNelly Richmond (VA) News Leader: 140 Tax return; [Joust]; [Andy Young and Singlaub]; IRS; Okay, Leon, Stand By For Liftoff; [NYC Looting]; [Jimmy Carter as Don Quixote]; Panama; [Carter's Energy Program]; [Arab-Israel Conflict]. (With Entry Form; Photograph; Biography), 1978

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Box 9 Folder 13 1979 Herbert L. Block The Washington Post. For the body of his work: Election Trends; Two In The Bush; H.H.H. loves U.S.A; Energy Bill; And Bring Me Their Heads So I Can See What Goes On Inside Them; And Now-Over Here Please-Our Special Chinese Surprise; Moscow Olympics; You Think It'll Sell; Leadership; Pre-Election Ballot Box. (With Photograph; Entry Form; Biography), 1979

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Request Box 272

Box 272 1980 Don Wright The Miami News: [Los Angeles Air]; [Cambodia]; [The Gasoline Engine]; [The Electric Chair]; [Atomic Energy]; [Radioactivity]; [Iran]; [Islam and Technology]; [Islam and Entertainment] Note: inserts removed and placed in Box 2 Folder 36, 1980

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Request Box 2

Box 2 Folder 36 1980 Don Wright The Miami News: Inserts removed from large portfolio above., 1980

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Request Box 154

Box 154 Folder 15 1980 Don Wright. [Los Angeles Air]. Framed cartoon., 1980

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Request Box 9

Box 9 Folder 14 1981 Mike Peters Dayton (OH) Daily News: [Gun Banning]; Sperm Bank; ERA; Nuclear Reactor; [Carter's Defence Policy]; [Washington, Nixon, Carter]; Justice Burger Sent Me; [Reagan and the ERA]; [Poland]; [Carter and Nuclear Proliferation]. (With Entry Form; Photograph; Biography, 1981

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Box 9 Folder 7 1982 Ben Sargent Austin (TX) American-Statesman: Th' Nightmare Again; Biology For Arkansas; [Russia and Poland]; Defense; Vietnam Vet; Reagan Budget; {Nixon]; Making Phone Call]; [Terrorists and France]; El Salvador; [American Getting Tough]; With Photograph; Entry Form; Biography; Nominating Letter., 1982

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Request Box 11

Box 11 Folder 6 1983 Richard Locher Chicago Tribune [Robot Union]; [Regan And central America]; [Job Security]; [PLO Under Attack By Israel]; [Weatherman]; [Soviet Electronic Spying]; Criminal Justice; [Oil Rilling White House]; Dense Pack 1941 and 1983 With Photograph, Entry Form; Nominating Letter; Biography., 1983, 1941, 1983

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Request Box 8

Box 8 Folder 8 1984 Paul Conrad Los Angeles Times. [C.I.A. Military Actions]; [U.S. In Latin America Conflicts]; [Reagan and Vietman]; [Soldier Under Fire]; [Reagan and Hispanics]; [Reagan's Duel With Press]; "The Day After"; [Reagan As A Turkey]; [Pyramid Of Weapons]; "The Battle Of Beirut". With Entry Form; Biography., 1984

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Request Box 10

Box 10 Folder 3 1985 Jeff MacNelly Chicago Tribune. The Reagan Cabinet Meeting; Frits [Mondale]; [Polics and Religion]; [Jesse Jackson Angers Jews]; Rdaio Free Reagan; [Reagan's Star Wars]; Andropov's [Grave]; [Senator's In Space] (With Entry Form; Photograph; Biography; Nominating Letter, 1985

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Request Box 12

Box 12 Folder 1 1986 Jules Feiffer The Village Voice, New York, NY. [Yuppies Live]; [God's Punishment]; [Reagan and Nicaragua]; [Reagan and Falwell]; [President Botha]; [Reagan's Political Answers]; [Reagan and the Mirror]; [George Will and Intervention]; [Kids and Christmas]; [Trials]; (With Entry Form; Photograph; Biography; Letters of Support), 1986

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Request Box 154

Box 154 Folder 7 1986 Jules Feiffer. [God's Punishment]. Framed cartoon., 1986

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Request Box 273

Box 273 1987 Berke Breathed The Washington Post Writers Group: Bloom County comic strip; Biography; Entry Form; Nominating Letter; Photograph., 1987

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Request Box 9

Box 9 Folder 10 1988 Doug Marlette The Atlanta Constitution and Charlotte Observer: [PTL and Religon] (14 cartoons); To Err Is Human-To Forget, Divine; [Federal Pen]; [Hell]; [Florida Gun Laws]; [Judge Bork]; [Oliver North]; Laws The Revenge; How Sweet It Was; [Gary Hart as Flasher]; [Wall Street]; [Ed. Meese]; [Star Wars]; [Cuban Exploding Cigar]; [William J. Casey]; [Nuclear Power Station]; [Reproduction]; [Gary Hart]; [Racist Justice System]; [Los Angeles Traffic Violence]; [Mikhail Gorbachev]; [Electric Chair]; [Hart and Bidgen]; [Oliver North's Uniform]; We Started Our elagging Kuwaiti Tankers; President No Child, But Yor Can Grow Up To Be A Front Runner". (With Entry Form; Supporting Letters (3); Biography; Photograph., 1988

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Request Box 7

Box 7 Folder 2 1989 Jack Higgins Chicago Sun-Times: [With Apologies to Andrew Wyeth]; Mind If I Play Through; [Jessie Jackson and Michael Dukakis]; Never Cry Freedom In a Criwded Theatre . . .; [Congressional Pay Increase]; [Ed Meese]; [Jane Fonda]; [Racism in Sports Coverage]; The Lst Temptation of Christ; (With Entry Form; Supporting letter., 1989

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Request Box 2

Box 2 Folder 37 1990 Tom Toles The Buffalo News. For his work during the year as exemplified by the cartoon "First Amendment.": Dear Diary; We Wopn't Forget You; [Political Change Of Position]; [Chairman Mao]; [Uncle Sam and Reunited Germany]; [Rich Tax Cuts]; The Exxon Oil-Spill Saga; First Amendment (Prizewinning Cartoon); Savings and Loans; The Education President; Wit Entry Form; Letters of Support (2); Summary of his work;, 1990

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Request Box 9

Box 9 Folder 15 1991 Jim Borgman The Cincinnati Enquirer: Borgman and Broccoli; Cincinnati Art Police; Now That Communism Is Dead, I Think I'll Take A Nap; There Is No Postal Service; A Place Where No One Is Afraid To Hug; Bush Motors Presents Caveat; As A Matter Of Fact, I'd Like To See Some Identification From You, Too; Saddam; Actually, It's So We Alwayd Know Where They Are; [Woman In Locker Room]; [Gorbachev Dominoes]. (With Entry Form; Biography; Cover Letter; Photograph, 1991

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Box 9 Folder 1 1992 Signe Wilkinson The Philadelphia Daily News: [Bailout]; Home Alone; [Alan Simpson]; [The Kiss]; [School Choice]; U.S. Energy Policy; [Health Care Costs]; [Bush Geography]; [U.S. Aid to Kurds]; The New Supreme Court Robes. With Photograh; Entry Form; Biography; Nominating Letter., 1992

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Box 9 Folder 3 1993 Stephen R. Benson The Arizona Republic: Operation Restore Hope; The membners depart for Home to report to their Constituents; [Los Angeles]; [Ross Perot]; [Tailhook]; [Israeli Deaths]; [Iraq]; [Church Sex Abuse]; All the King's Horses and all the King's Men; [Arizona]; [Joe Camel]; '92 Tour; [Capitalism and Communism]; [Bush and Clinton]; [Dan Quayle]; Somalia; [Media Sharks]; [Clinton's Foreign Policy]; [Conquistadors]; [British Royals]; [Clinton and Bush on Economic Horses]. (With Entry Form; Nominating Letter)., 1993

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Request Box 274

Box 274 1994 Michael P. Ramirez Commercial Appeal, Memphis, TN. For his trenchant cartoons on contemporary issues: The Morning After; [Liberal Catholics]; [Senator Packwood]; The Difference Between Criminals and Law-abiding Citizens; [Somalia]; [Too Much television]; [Yitzhak Yasser]; [Clintons]; "Meanwhile at the Denny Trial . . ."; "You'd be Crazy if You Don't Pray in School!!!"; [Don't Ask Don't Tell]; "Never Again"; Solomon; [Sumo Wrestler's Bow]; NFL Sacks Memphis; Biographical Note; Entry Form; Supporting letter., 1994

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Request Box 9

Box 9 Folder 8 1995 Mike Luckovich The Atlanta Constitution: Assault Gun Ban; Western Man; [Newt]; If Jeffrey Dahmer Had Been A Football Hero; U.S. Children; [War Casualties]; Pro Life; Pie-Eating Championships; Moment Of Silent Prayer At Beginning Of Class; 199 Growth Chart; [Clinton and Heath Care]; [Racism]; [Mt. Rushmore]; Tobacco Industry; [Justice]; Bosnia; Star Trek -- The G.O.P. Generation; [Justice Thomas]; [Jesus]; Homeless. With Photograph; Entry Form; Supporting Letter., 1995

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Box 9 Folder 6 1996 Jim Morin The Miami Herald: [Vietman memorial]; [Debt]; Newt Gumprich; Guns Galore; Coming Soon: The SOCKS Hearings; Culture Aroung the World; [Cortorate Mergers]; [Unabomber]; [Democratic Party Headquarters]; Human Race; Fraud; [Clinton]; Sadat; Evil Empire; PBS; [O.J. Simpson]; [Bosnia]; The Packwood Diaries; State of the Union; Opinion Polls; With Photograph; Supporting Letter., 1996

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Box 9 Folder 16 1997 Walt Handelsman Times-Picayune, New Orleans: [Publishing Ethics]; Election '96 A Final Summary; [FBI and Richard Jewell]; [Bob Dole and Ronald Regan's Politics]; Assault Weapon Identification Chart; FBI Seeks New Suspect In Olympic Bombing; Clinton and Gennifer Flowers; [Ross Perot]; [Dick Morris and Prostitute]; [Zaire]; Dating In The 90s; [Clinton's Welfare Reform]; Children's Chalk Drawings; [Bob Dole Being Switched Off]; [Election '96]; [Fear Of Flying]; [Clintons Adopting Republican Issues]; [Arabs Talking To Israelis]; [Sex Education]; Domestic Terrorism. (With Entry Form; Biography., 1997

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Box 9 Folder 2 1998 Stephen P. Breen Asbury Park Press, Neptune, NJ: Soft Money; Joe Camel; Fly My Pretties; O.J. [Simpson]; Supboena; Maternity Ward; Cloning; Hong Kong; Fund Razor; Stock Market; Tall In The Saddle; A.M.A.; Nike; Warhead; 63 Year-Old Gives Birth; Girl Scout Cookies; Hamas; Presidential Seal; Swindler's List; China Summit. With Photograh; Entry Form; Nominating Letter, 1998

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Box 9 Folder 9 1999 David Horsey The Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Empties! Nothing But Empties; Judgment Call; Bill Clinton's Worst Nightmare; [Hillary Clinton]; Bigger Than Titanic; Finally! A Real Bite; [Tea Party]; The Cult; The Real Incest Policy; Clinton Scandal; The Flaw In The Bombing Plan; [Guns]; [Clinton and Presidental Dignity]; [Clinton and His Family]; [Wenatchee Defendants]; {Judiciary Wheel of Fortune; [Clinton as Peter Pan]; The Charlatan; Beltway Apocalypse. (With Entry Form; Supporting Letter., 1999

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Request Box 7

Box 7 Folder 1 2000 Joel Pett Lexington (KY) Herald-Leader: Roll Your Own Excused; Yellow Peril; Diversity; Economic Boom; Racial progress; Representative Democracy; The System; Guns and Butter; Baby Six Billion; The End is Near; First Available; Evasion Closet; Ecomomic Development; Whose deal; The Party of Lincoln; Show Me the Money; The American Dream; Billboard Bull; Judgment Day; Grasping at Straws; With Biographical profile; Entry Form and Supporting letter., 2000

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Request Box 9

Box 9 Folder 11 2001 Ann Telnaes Tribune Media Services: [Supreme Court]; China Policy; [Al Gore]; [George Bush]; [Florida Legislature]; Their Stained Dresses; Lieberman Call For 'A Constitutional Place For Faith'"; The Choice; Who Wants To Marry A Human Rights Abuser; Separation Of Church And State; [Horse Race]; Get Lost; I'm Not Traumatized-His Finger Isn't On The Trigger; hypocriKeyes; Women's Vote; (With Entry Form; Photograph; Biography; Tearsheets and Reader Responses., 2001

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Request Box 118

Box 118 2002 Clay Bennett The Christian Science Monitor for his editorial cartoons. (With Entry Form; Nominating Letter), 2002

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Request Box 32

Box 32 Folder 10 2003 David Horsey The Seattle Post-Intelligencer. For his perceptive cartoons executed with a distinctive style and sense of humor. (With Entry Form; Nominating Letter)., 2003

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Box 32 Folder 11 2004 Matt Davies The Journal News. For his piercing cartoons on an array of topics, drawn with a fresh, Original style. (With Entry Form; Nominating Letter)., 2004

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Request Box 30

Box 30 Folder 5 2005 Nick Anderson The Courier-Journal, Louisville, KY. For his unusual graphic style that produced extraordinarily thoughtful and powerful messages. Witn entry Form)., 2005

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Request Box 42

Box 42 Folder 1 2006 Mike Luckovich The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. For his powerful cartoons on an array of issues, drawn with a simple but piercing style. With enrty form, letter., 2006

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Request Box 109

Box 109 2006 Jeff Danziger Rutland Herald for his political cartoons. (With Entry Form;Nominating Letter; Biography) Not awarded a Pulitzer Prize., 2006

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Request Box 30

Box 30 Folder 4 2007 Walt Handelsman Newsday, Long Island, NY. For his stark, sophisticated cartoons and his impressive use of zany animation. Wirh entry form, Nominating Letter, published brochure., 2007

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Request Box 157

Box 157 Folder 4-7 2007 Walt Handelsman Newsday, Long Island, NY. 4 CDs of animated cartoons., 2007

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Request Box 12

Box 12 Folder 2 2007 Walt Handelsman Newsday, Long Island, NY. For his stark, sophisticated cartoons and his impressive use of zany animation. [Political Memoirs]; [Translating For Arafat and Netanyahu], 2007

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Request Box 150

Box 150 Folder 2 2008 Michael Ramirez Investor's Business Daily. For his provocative cartoons that rely on Originality, humor and detailed artistry., 2008

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Request Box 149

Box 149 Folder 8 2009 Steve Breen The San Diego Union-Tribune. For his agile use of a classic style to produce wide ranging cartoons that engage readers with power, clarity and humor. (With Entry Form; Nominating Letter), 2009

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Request Box 142

Box 142 Folder 5 2010 Mark Fiore, self syndicated, appearing on SFGate.com. For his animated cartoons appearing on SFGate.com, the San Francisco Chronicle Web site, where his biting wit, extensive research and ability to distill complex issues set a high standard for an emerging form of commentary. (With Entry Form), 2010

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Request Box 157

Box 157 Folder 17 2010 Mark Fiore cartoons. CD., 2010

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Request Box 149

Box 149 Folder 11 2011 Mike Keefe of The Denver Post for his widely ranging cartoons that employ a loose, expressive style to send strong, witty messages., 2011

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