Cal Alley Collection - Dig Memphis

Cal Alley Collection

Processed by:

Brad Bierdz & Maddie Kellas

2016

Memphis & Shelby County Room Benjamin L. Hook Central Library

3030 Poplar Avenue

Memphis, TN 38111


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Biographical Profile

Cal Alley became a monument in Memphis and Tennessee; throughout his life, he

became the image of witticisms and quirky thoughts about politics and everyday life. Born in

1915 and foreshadowing his future career ambitions, Cal Alley was the son of James Pinckney

Alley, creator of the syndicated cartoon panel, “Hambone’s Meditations” and the first editorial

cartoonist at The Commercial Appeal beginning in 1916. After their father’s death, in 1934, Cal

and his brother James continued drawing “Hambone’s Meditations,” which depicted the thoughts

of an African American man, often in crude dialect, until 1968, when the cartoon ended under

pressure from civil rights groups.

In 1939, Cal Alley married Miss Geraldine Jehl and began his career in Missouri at the

Kansas City Journal. But after the Journal folded and Alley was laid-off, he then turned back to

his home state of Tennessee in 1942 and continued his career in Nashville at the Nashville

Banner. During his time at the Nashville Banner, Alley created countless cartoons, often

capturing popular attitudes about the horrors of World War II. Moreover, during Alley’s time in

this capital city, he depicted wars going on within his own purview, including the political and

social battles happening in the wake of one of the largest and deadliest wars in history. In 1945,

Alley decided to move back to the city of his birth, Memphis, to become a cartoon pundit. He

continued to boldly chronicle wars and social upheaval while becoming a highly respected and

revered cartoonist. Cal Alley passed away in 1970 at age 54, and lives on today through his

drawings and the significant contributions he made in the fields of journalism and cartooning.


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Scope and Content

Amounting to 54.00 linear feet, the material housed in the Cal Alley Collection was

donated to the Memphis and Shelby County Room by Cal Alley’s family. The collection is

made up of political cartoons, all relating to the political life of Memphis and around the world.

Alley’s original organization was not altered and the cartoons are arranged

chronologically. Several overarching themes emerge from the collection, including World War

II, Nashville politics from 1939 to 1945, Memphis politics from 1945 to 1970, Civil Rights from

1954 to 1970, the Korean War, the Vietnam War and finally the Cold War.

Single photocopies or scans of unpublished writings in these papers may be made for

purposes of scholarly research.

Memphis and Shelby County Room rights statement

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necessarily hold the copyright on the item, nor may it be able to determine if the item is still

protected under current copyright law. Users are solely responsible for determining the existence

of such instances and for obtaining any other permissions and paying associated fees that may be

necessary for the intended use. Any image from the library’s collection published in any form

must cite as the source: Memphis and Shelby County Room, Memphis Public Library &

Information Center. For all requests, please contact the History Department at 901.415.2742 or

[email protected].


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Container List

Box

Number

Folder

Number

Folder Name

1 1 1940 I

1 2 1940 II

1 3 1941 I

1 4 1941 II

1 5 1941 III

1 6 1941 IV

1 7 1941 V

1 8 1941 VI

2 1 1942 I

2 2 1942 II

2 3 1942 III

2 4 1942 IV

2 5 1942 V

2 6 1942 VI

2 7 1942 VII

2 8 1942 VIII

2 9 1942 IX

2 10 1942 X

2 11 1942 XI

2 12 1942 XII

3 1 1942 I

3 2 1942 II

3 3 1942 III

3 4 1942 IV

3 5 1942 V

3 6 1942 VI

3 7 1942 VII

3 8 1942 VIII

3 9 1942 IX

3 10 1942 X

3 11 1942 XI

3 12 1942 XII

4 1 1943 I

4 2 1943 II

4 3 1943 III

4 4 1943 IV

5 1 1943 I

5 2 1943 II

5 3 1943 III

5 4 1943 IV

5 5 1943 V

5 6 1943 VI

5 7 1943 VII

5 8 1943 VIII

5 9 1943 IX

5 10 1943 X

5 11 1943 XI

5 12 1943 XII


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Container List, continued

Box

Number

Folder

Number

Folder Name

6 1 1943 I

6 2 1943 II

6 3 1943 III

6 4 1943 IV

7 1 1944 I

7 2 1944 II

7 3 1944 III

7 4 1944 IV

7 5 1944 V

7 6 1944 VI

7 7 1944 VII

7 8 1944 VIII

7 9 1944 IX

7 10 1944 X

7 11 1944 XI

7 12 1944 XII

8 1 1944 I

8 2 1944 II

8 3 1944 III

8 4 1944 IV

8 5 1945 I

8 6 1945 II

8 7 1945 III

8 8 1945 IV

8 9 1945 V

9 1 1945 VI

9 2 1946

9 3 1946-1948

9 4 1948-1955

9 5 1955 I

9 6 1955 II

9 7 1955 III

10 1 1955 I

10 2 1955 II

10 3 1959

10 4 1960 I

10 5 1960 II

10 6 1960 III

10 7 1960 IV

10 8 1960 V

10 9 1960 VI

10 10 1960 VII

10 11 1960 VIII

10 12 1960 IX

11 1 1960 X

11 2 1960 XI

11 3 1960 XII

11 4 1960 XIII

11 5 1960 XIV


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Box

Number

Folder

Number

Folder Name

11 6 1960 XV

11 7 1960 XVI

11 8 1960 XVII

11 9 1960 XVIII

11 10 1960 XIX

11 11 1960 X

11 12 1960 XI

12 1 1961 I

12 2 1961 II

12 3 1961 III

12 4 1961 IV

12 5 1961 V

12 6 1961 VI

12 7 1961 VII

12 8 1961 VIII

12 9 1961 IX

13 1 1961 I

13 2 1961 II

13 3 1961 III

13 4 1961 IV

13 5 1961 V

13 6 1961 VI

13 7 1961 VII

13 8 1961 VIII

13 9 1961 IX

14 1 1962 I

14 2 1962 II

14 3 1962 III

14 4 1962 IV

14 5 1962 V

14 6 1962 VI

14 7 1962 VII

14 8 1962 VIII

14 9 1962 IX

15 1 1962 I

15 2 1962 II

15 3 1962 III

15 4 1962 IV

15 5 1962 V

15 6 1962 VI

15 7 1962 VII

15 8 1962 VIII

16 1 1963 I

16 2 1963 II

16 3 1963 III

16 4 1963 IV

16 5 1963 V

16 6 1963 VI

16 7 1963 VII


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Box

Number

Folder

Number

Folder Name

16 8 1963 VIII

16 9 1963 IX

17 1 1963 I

17 2 1963 II

17 3 1963 III

17 4 1963 IV

17 5 1963 V

17 6 1963 VI

17 7 1963 VII

17 8 1963 VIII

17 9 1963 IX

18 1 1964 I

18 2 1964 II

18 3 1964 III

18 4 1964 IV

18 5 1964 V

18 6 1964 VI

18 7 1964 VII

18 8 1964 VIII

18 9 1964 IX

19 1 1964 I

19 2 1964 II

19 3 1964 III

19 4 1964 IV

19 5 1964 V

19 6 1964 VI

19 7 1964 VII

19 8 1964 VIII

19 9 1964 IX

20 1 1965 I

20 2 1965 II

20 3 1965 III

20 4 1965 IV

20 5 1965 V

20 6 1965 VI

20 7 1965 VII

20 8 1965 VIII

20 9 1965 IX

21 1 1965 I

21 2 1965 II

21 3 1965 III

21 4 1965 IV

21 5 1965 V

21 6 1966 I

21 7 1966 II

21 8 1966 III

21 9 1966 IV

22 1 1966 I

22 2 1966 II


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Box

Number

Folder

Number

Folder Name

22 3 1966 III

22 4 1966 IV

22 5 1966 V

22 6 1966 VI

22 7 1966 VII

22 8 1966 VIII

22 9 1966 IX

23 1 1966 I

23 2 1966 II

23 3 1967 I

23 4 1967 II

23 5 1967 III

23 6 1967 IV

23 7 1967 V

23 8 1967 VI

23 9 1967 VII

23 10 1967 VIII

24 1 1967 I

24 2 1967 II

24 3 1967 III

24 4 1967 IV

24 5 1967 V

24 6 1967 VI

24 7 1967 VII

24 8 1967 VIII

24 9 1967 IX

24 10 1967 X

25 1 1968 I

25 2 1968 II

25 3 1968 III

25 4 1968 IV

25 5 1968 V

25 6 1968 VI

25 7 1968 VII

25 8 1968 VIII

25 9 1968 IX

26 1 1968 I

26 2 1968 II

26 3 1968 III

26 4 1968 IV

26 5 1968 V

26 6 1968 VI

26 7 1968 VII

26 8 1968 VIII


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Box

Number

Folder

Number

Folder Name

27 1 1969 I

27 2 1969 II

27 3 1969 III

27 4 1969-1970 I

27 5 1970 I

27 6 1970 II

27 7 1970 III


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Box 1 – Cartoons From 1941

Box one contains political cartoons from 1941, all of which either relate to World War II or domestic issues.

Folder

Number

Folder Name Number of

Items

Description of Contents

1 1940 I

09/18/1940 – 10/28/1940

12 Cartoons about: “Threatened Eclipse Of The Never

Setting Sun”, “Fury”, “Darn Clever These Chinese”,

“That Works Two Ways, Adolf”, “Empire And

Umpire”, “For Your Information, Gentlemen---”, “The

Country Can Wait”, “Oh, Happy Day”, “Eight Years

Getting In---”, “Well, What The Heck Are You

Doin’?”, “Aw Come On, Chief, Plead With Him”!,

“Having A Swell Time Scaring Himself Silly”

2 1940 II

10/31/1940-12/18/1940

9 “Cartoons about: “’Phooey! What Chance Have I

Got”, “Just Another Of His Inconsistences”, “’I’ve

Made Better Catches In My Day!’“, “Scratched”,

“The Defense Rests”, “Rigor Mortis”, “Christmas

Rush Is On!”, “Seems He Bit Off More’n He Can

Chew”, “Can He Go Down Both Of ‘Em At Once?”

3 1941 I

1/4/1941-2/27/1941

12 Cartoons about: “A Ham Act For The Pale Faces”,

“The Favorite Offspring Becomes A Cooing Dove”,

“Our Salute To Hitlerism”, “Current Habit”, “Dual

Control”, “The Duce’s Dark Outlook”, “It’s The

Follow-Through That Counts”, “Hammer It Into ‘Em,

Wendell!”, “No Real Threat Until He Weighs

Anchor”, “Stranded On The Short End “, “His Hour

Of ‘Decision’“, “The Governor Is Seated—For How

Long?”

4 1941 II

3/5/1941-4/17/1941

12 Cartoons about: “His Castle In The Sky”, “The Old,

Old Story”, “The Hound That Bays At The Moon, “Hi

Diddle Diddle—”, “Design For Living”, “Just Another

Scrap Of Paper”, “Gargantua From City Hall”,

“Think A Long Time On That One, Uncle”, “’You

Cannot Ignore This Solemn Pledge!’“, “Nemesis”,

“While Petty Differences Are Settled”, “The Odds”

5 1941 III

4/18/1941-6/2/1941

12 Cartoons about: “Evolution Of The Tax Hog”, “Greek

Ruins”, “Digging In” On The Next Line Of Defense”,

“But, Brother, Just Try Making Him An Offer”, “A

“Twist Of The Wrist” Could Regain Him His Job—”,

“The Choice Is Yours, America, “The Precious Stone

Set In The Silver Sea!”, “The War Of Nerves Is On

Again”, “Pinning Down The Dagger Arm”, “The

Weak Link”, “Get The Idea, Adolf”, “Remember,

Baby, He Has To Feed You”


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Box 1 – Cartoons From 1941, continued

Folder

Number


Items


6 1941 IV

6/3/1941-7/14/1941

12 Cartoons about: “Oh Well, It’s Still Comforting To

Have Him Around”, “A Dive Bomber In Action”, “The

Rod Has Been Spared Too Often”, “The Vanishing

American, “Chiseling Tools”, “Should Prove An

Attractive Appeasement Offer”, “We’re Sorta Trailin’

The President Here Of Late”, “Holy Joe!!”, “Some

Dumbbells Ignoring Each Other”, “’What’s Your

Score?’“, “Catch, Please, Or Get Blown To Hon.

Ancestors”, “Finally Getting The Swing Of It”

7 1941 V

7/16/1941-10/25/1941

12 Cartoons about: “Haunted”, “The Pie From The

Taxpayer’s Dough”, “Beginning To See Hon.

Significance?”, “Another Nazi Will Feel The Bite oF A

Pitchfork”, “’After Me, Sister!’“, “There Are Still A

Few Left”

, “Who’ll Toss Him Out If He’s Blackballed?”,

“Rolling The Stone Back From The Tomb”, “’Yipe!’“,

“A Distress Signal To Congress”, “Atlantic Crossing”,

“A Dangerous Handicap For A Two-Fisted Joe”

8 1941 VI

10/25/1941-12/29/1941

12 Cartoons about: “The Pretty Pickle In The Far East”,

“Tracking Up The Parlor Again”, “He Covers The

Waterfront”, “It Shall Not Be In Vain!”, “Mr. Big,

Meet Mr. Bigger!”, “About To Get His Foot In It”,

“He Probably Just Dropped In For A Cup O’Tea,

Uncle”, “Couldn’t Have A Second Taste, Could We?”,

“Words And Music”, “Here Comes Tat Hat Again”,

“It’s An Awful Knot By Any Name”, “Another One To

Remember”

Box 2 – Cartoons 1942

Box two contains cartoons about local politics and facets of WWII from 1942.

Folder

Number


Items


1 1942 I

1/1/1942 – 1/16/1942

12 Cartoons about: “The Broken Record”, “A good trade”,

“To be revived in ’44”, “The Philosophical Outlook”,

“Fritz”, “Reunion in Berlin”, “Bring it down hard, Mr.

Truman”, “For Lack of something better to do”

2 1942 II

1/20/1942 – 1/30/1942

9 Cartoons about: “Beginning to appreciate what Men

are made of”, “It’s your Goose, Adolf”, “Roll out the

Barrel”, “*!!!--:/-?#--! “You Name Him”, “Something

he hadn’t noticed before”, “Goin’ great guns at go”


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Box 2 – Cartoons 1942, continued

Folder

Number


Items


3 1942 III

2/4/1942 – 2/24/1942

12 Cartoons about: “Ask the Man who lost one”, “That

ain’t hay”, “A Retired Lawmaker hangs out his

Shingle”, “The Merry Month of March”, “He who has,

Gets!”, “Why the Malayan Jungle was no Obstacle”,

“What? No Manna from Heaven”

4 1942 IV

3/18/1942 – 3/28/1942

12 Cartoons about: “Jap Advance on India Appears

Imminent”, “When MacArthur landed, we took off”,

“Help!”, “Eye to Eye”

5 1942 V

6/23/1942 – 7/13/1942

12 Cartoons about: “They’ve Gained some Valuable

Sand”, “Taking the Lead”, “Put First things First”,

“Time to Make the Feathers Fly”, “Lady, be Good”,

“Skirts are Shorter this year”, Pacific war “The

Impregnable Armor”, “4000 planes a month! Man,

that’s Turnin’ ‘em Out!”, “His Well Known

Claustrophobia”

6 1942 VI

7/18/1942 – 8/5/1942

12 Cartoons about: “The Fireside Dreamer”, “We’re

Looking”, “Shush, Shush, Son! Papa’s Busy”,

“Jumping Jack Norman”, “Another Little Cog in a Big

Machine”, “Look Out, Folks, Lest all your Eggs go in

his Basket”, “Civil Service?”, “All Hands on Deck”,

“The Loose Plank”, “Into the Home Stretch”

7 1942 VII

8/6/1942 – 9/2/1942

12 Cartoons about: “Nothing like Unity in Times like

These”, “Man, Oh Man! What a Recoil!!”, “A Study for

Other Max Stephans”, “The Foothold”, “untitled”, “As

the US Air Offensive Starts”, “Lady, if you’ve had

Training, We need you Badly”, “The Midas Touch”,

“’Do I hear 30?’“, “Vital Artery”, “There’s more than

one way to use a Bat”, “Right in the Court’s Front

Yard”

8 1942 VIII

9/8/1942 – 9/29/1942

12 Cartoons about: “Don’t Feel Like Kicking about the

Meat, Do You?”, “Sure you Don’t Mean “You All,”

Mr. President”, “-And None too Soon”, “Beginning to

Come into Prominence”, “Stick to it and You can do

it!”, “The Horse Laugh”, “Vanderbilt”, “One “ology”

not in the Curriculum this Year.”, taxes “That’s Only

the Anesthetic; the Real Pull Comes Next Year”, “The

Outstretched Hand”, “That High “C” is Driving us

Daffy”, “Smart like a Moron”, “Eclipse of the Harvest

Moon”


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Folder

Number


Items


9 1942 IX

9/30/1942 - 10/17/1942

12 Cartoons about: “Quite a Ship, eh, Fritz”, “Your

Chance to Write the News”, “Ride ‘im, Cowboy”, “The

Heart of Every Chest”, “You’ve Seen Him Around, But

Just Haven’t Recognized – Bring him in!”, “’May I Cut

In?’“, “Now Should be the Psychological Time to

Settle It!”, “Throw it in!”, “Give the Mountain to

Mahomet”, “The Voice of Bitter Experience”, “A Little

Piece of Scrap can make a lot of Bullets”, “Patchwork

on a Glass Chin”

10 1942 X

10/19/1942 - 11/25/1942

12 Cartoons about: “Lesson for Today”, “Passing the

Buck”, “Will History Repeat Itself?”, “Lock Him Up

For Good”, “Give a Man a Horse He can Ride”,

“Whole Hog”, “Lest We Forget”, “The Twain Shall

Meet”, “In Bad Need of a Character Reference”,

“That’s Just Another Coat; The “Finish” Comes

Later”, “These Are not the Times for a Sack Race”,

“Adolf’s Staying put for a Spell, Pierre”, “CIO

Proposes to Name a Ship in Honor of Harry Bridges”

11 1942 XI

11/28/1942 - 12/17/1942

12 Cartoons about: “Oh-h, Nurse! He’s Got ‘em Again”,

“The Pied Piper of Washington”, “They Also Serve

Who Only Stand and Wait”, “Gremlins, Adolf, From us

to You”, “No Place for the Christmas Spirit”, “The

Caddy”, “Nice Kitty!”, “Message to Tojo”, “Neither the

Time nor the Place for Sacred Cows”, “America Looks

Forward to this Happy Day”, “Smoked, but not

Cured”, “Repent, ye Sinners!”

12 1942 XII

12/19/42-12/31/42

12 Cartoons about: “The Doctor’s Prescriptions for

Ration-itis”, “Thanks to You, Mr. Civilian Holiday

Traveler”, “The Doomed Man Eats Heartily”,

“Discussing What Uncle Santa Claus Brought ‘em”,

“The Three Parts of Gaul are Made into One”, “Just a

Word in Passing”, “Having Writ, Moves on”

Box 3 – Cartoons 1939, 1942, 1943, and Undated

Box three contains cartoons about local politics and facets of WWII from 1939, 1942, 1943, and undated.

Folder

Number


Items


1 1943 I 13 A long narrative script cartoon

2 1943 II

Various known and

unknown dates

8 Cartoons about: “The Winner – because he’s still on

top” “The Enemy Behind the Lines” “The only way the

situation could look blacker”, “And if He Doesn’t - ?”,

“Oriental Flag”, “The Beaten Path”, “A Yank can do

it”


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Box 3 – Cartoons 1939, 1942, 1943, and Undated, continued

Folder

Number


Items


3 1943 III

Various known and

unknown dates

12 Cartoons about: “Give ‘em the Works”, “Going Down”,

“Impregnable Hill”, “National Anthem”, “As Pretty A

Sight as Ever I Saw”, “A Caution to Speedsters”,

“Battle of the Mustaches”, “Sunday Sports”, “And

Having Writ, Moves on”, “Good Wishes Little

Neighbor”, “He’d eat everything in the house”

4 1943 IV

Various known and

unknown dates

10 Cartoons about: “Brother, Can you Spare a Nickel”,

“Needed: One Bicarbonate of Soda”, “The Long arm of

the Law”, “Kansas City’s own Pinocchio – Perry

Crowd”, “The Master Mud Slinger”, “The Trained

Polly-Perry”, “Ain’t he a “Bird”?”, “A Missouri Mule

takes nature’s course”, “The great divide”, “The Big

One that ‘Got Away’“

5 1943 V

Various known and

unknown dates

10 Cartoons about: “Bon Voyage!”, “What’re they tryin’

to make outta me?”, “Definition of an Island”, “A Step

to Firmer Ground”, “F.B. eye”, “A New Slant on the

Far East”, “Without Bloodshed”, “Just as we were

enjoying the ‘scenery’“, “Yes, the G.O.P.’s drawing

quite a crowd this year”, “Quick, Senator, tell ‘im you

ain’t on speakin’ terms!”

6 1943 VI

Various known and

unknown dates

10 Cartoons about: “Must be Pounding the Hell out of

Himself!”, “You Treed it, but what’re gonna do with

it?”, “No Heart-Rending Good-Byes – They’ll advance

to the front in families”, “Too Many Saturday nights

have passed, already”, “A New Marksman is Needed”,

“Justifiable suspicion”, “Some old Ringmaster”, “Sure!

It’s All on the House”, “If it can help do this, okay!”

7 1943 VII

Various known and

unknown dates

10 Cartoons about: “Waiting for the Deluge”, “Brighter

Today than ever Before”, “The uncertain suitor”,

“Getting Nowhere Fast”, “A Super-Colossal

$5,843,000 production”, “Step Lively, Matey!”,

“Team-Work!”, “Not a Creature was Stirring”, “And

Suddenly They Saw a Shark”, “Chronic Spring Fever”

8 1943 VIII

Various known and

unknown dates

10 Cartoons about: “Two more down for a spare”, “One

Stop Hotel – and Small Wonder”, “On the California

Menu”, “Ruining a Grand Instrument”, “William

Edgar Borah --- A Great man”, “Sweet Revenge”,

“He’s Breaking our Hearts”, “Late News – Very Late”,

“The Naked Truth”, “Britain, the Bloody Aggressor”


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Box 3 – Cartoons 1939, 1942, 1943, and Undated, continued

Folder

Number


Items


9 1943 IX

Various known and

unknown dates

10 Cartoons about: “Bessie has her ‘Obligations’“,

“Spring Planting in Europe”, “Miracle Man”, “The

Drum Major and his Baton”, “Not Satisfied with

Slappin’ us Down”, “O, Well – What’s one more

Knot”, “Scram, pup, or we’ll sick a flea on you”, “Heck

of a chase, eh, Bruin”, “Survival of the Fittest”,

“Ferdinand, the Grizzly”

10 1943 X

Various known and

unknown dates

10 Cartoons about: “Not a Chance, boys!”, “Bottled

without Bond”, “The Cross that needs you”, “Welcome

Home, ‘Guv’Nor’“, “Careful, Benny, you Might Break

Loose”, “Our Own War of Nerves”, “In the Eyes of

Few”, “Think Fast, Benito” “The Bloodiest Aggressor

of All”, “Got ‘im Treed Again”

11 1943 XI

Various known and

unknown dates

10 Cartoons about: “Only too well, Guv’nor”, “Still on his

feet”, “Dress parade”, “The only mode of Travel he

Knows”, “America Goes into Action”, “Outward

Appearance of Mutual Aid”, “Only making the feathers

fly”, “Easy, Boys! He throws a mean squeak”, “Maybe

Ripley has an answer for it”, “May be a dream, but it’s

no Nightmare”

12 1943 XII

Various known and

unknown dates

12 Cartoons about: “You bite ‘im!”, “Hardly a Danger of

overproduction here”, “Just to clear things up for you

‘boys’“, “It’s Simple when he tells about it”, “Looks

like Slap-Stick Vaudeville is back to stay!”, “The

Champion Hog Caller”, “The Meek Have Inherits the

Earth”, “Not appeasement – just plain relief”, “He’s a

Mighty Loud-Sniffin’ “Rabbit,” Adolf!”, “Shot in the

back from Ambush”, “Soup’s On!!”, “And for Gosh

Sakes, Don’t Slam on the Brakes”


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Box 4 – Cartoons 1939, 1942, 1943, and Undated

Box four contains cartoons about local politics and facets of WWII from 1939, 1942, 1943, and undated.

Folder

Number


Items


1 1943 I

Various known and

unknown dates

12 Cartoons about: “You Need one – the other needs

you”, “It’s an old American Custom”, “70% of

the Nation’s Housewives are Reported Pro-

Roosevelt”, “Kinds Hard on the Poor Shovel”,

“Commercial Cowpath”, “The Chronicle Back-

Slapper”, “The Nays Have it”, “That Should

Quiet the Pugnacious Poodle”, “15,000 needed

to help hold it back”, “The Beginning of

Realization”, “Booby Trap in the APO”, “Relax,

Tom, You wouldn’t fit the Chair, Anyhow”

2 1943 II

Various known and

unknown dates

12 Cartoons about: “Master Race”, “His Own

Mortal Enemy”, “lil’ Bo Peep has a Watchful eye

on these days”, “The Inevitable Kick Back”,

“Something New in Records”, Black market

“That’s No Halo!”, “Council-Mania – is it to

recur every two years”, “In other words, does

Briley ever know what he’s going to say before

he says it?”, “The Eyes of Texas are upon You”,

“Every time he ventures to market”, “A

Nursemaid’s work is never done”, “In

Tennessee’s Hall of Fame”

3 1943 III

Various known and

unknown dates

13 Cartoons about: “One That’s Not in the Book”,

“Wotta Day”, “Scuttled”, “Gentlemen, may I

reconsider your invitations”, “Ach! It Looks like

a Headstone for me!”, “While we Focus on

Europe Alone”, “Time Out for a Substitute”,

“Monuments to peace”, “The “pen” is mightier

than the sword”, “Battlin’ Buddies from top to

bottom”, “Old Soldiers Die…..”, “Trying to

substitute for a Cornerstone”

4 1943 IV

Various known and

unknown dates

5 Cartoons about: “America the Grateful”, “Watch

That Waistline, Ol’ Boy!”, “Going My Way?”,

“Beginning to See the Light”, “Hold Your Hats

Folks; Anything can Happen”


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Box four contains political cartoons from 1943, all of which either relate to World War II or to domestic issues.

Folder

Number


Items


1 1943 I

1/1/1943-1/7/1943

3 Cartoons about: “Resolved --”, “Might Work, At

That”, “Theory And Fact”

2 1943 II

1/8/1943-1/23/1943

12 Cartoons about: “It’s Pretty Clear Who’s Being

Spiteful, “One Of War’s Toughest And Most

Thankless Clobs”, “---Of The Paving Block

Variety”, “Eliza Had A Running Chance; How

About Us?”, “One Price Rise That Sill Remains

A Bargain”, “Proving The Deception Of Looks”,

“For That Postwar Drop”, “Dogging His

Footstep”, “But The Old Jalopy Ain’t What She

Used To Be”, “Still A Vulture In Any Other

Language”, “Mighty Peculiar Looking Elephant

Tracks”, “No Matter Who Wins, He Always Gets

The Purse”

3 1943 III

1/25/1943-2/15/1943

12 Cartoons about: “Shades Of Stephen Decatur”,

“What Did He Expect Out Of A Plum Pie?”,

“Please, Can’t We Leave Some Of The Family At

Home?”, “The Footpath”, “The Black Sheep”,

“The Straight Jacket”, “They Read It And

Weep”, “Something New In Ration Complaints”,

“Looking A Gift Horse In The Mouth”, “Careful,

Lady, There’s A Wolf At The Door”, “Why

Should We Wonder Where He Is?”

4 1943 IV

2/17/1943-3/10/1943

12 Cartoons about: “The World Is Fed Up With This

Strong Man Act”, “They Coerce So Easily, Don’t

They, Mr. Mayor”, “Let’s Take Stock Of

Ourselves”, “Why, Sherlock, We Didn’t Think

You Noticed It!”, “Guttural Noises”, “Once

Again Proving His Worth”, “Held For Legal

Ransom”, “Rounding The Bend Into The Home

Stretch”, “How Can The Poor Farmer Do

Otherwise?”, “A Squawk From The Unsung

Hero”, “The Great Party Game”, “Champeen

Hog Caller”

5 1943 V

3/13/1943-3/29/1943

12 Cartoons about: “Well, That’s A New Angle—

Rockin’ ‘Em Awake!”, “The Man In The Street

Gets A Brear”, “Crow Is This Chef’s Specialty”,

“Crow Is This Chef’s Specialty”, “Nashville’s

‘Short-Cummings’“, “Offering A Drowning Man

A Drink Of Water”, “--And After Settin’ For

Four Months”, “Journey’s End”, “Back This

Time With Kittens”, “Far Worse Than The

Sword Of Damocles”, “Yes, We Do Know How It

Is”, “Got Those Ears Laid Back


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6 1943 VI

3/30/1943-4/15/1943

12 Cartoons about: “The Bitter Prescription”,

“Trial Run Out Of The Wrecker’s Shop”, “Boys

Will Be Boys!”, “There’s A Screw Loose

Somewhere”, “Fixin’ To Break In A New

Mount”, “Heave Ho!”, “Another Attempt To

Blind The ‘Seeing Eye’“, “He’ll Fix ‘Em By

Election Time, Or Bust—And Wow!”, “Ol’

Slugger Seems To Have To Hole In His Bat”,

“Underbrush ‘Neath The Tall Timber”, “The

Rude Awakening”, “Trying To Detract Attention

From His Own Brood”

7 1943 VII

4/16/1943-5/6/1943

12 Cartoons about: “One Of The Ideals For Which

We Fight”, “Somehow Can’t Get The Past Out

Of The Picture”, “After The Brawl Is Over”,

“’O, What A Tangled Web We Weave’“,

“Sickened”, “Bringing New Tenants, Too, Mr.

Mayorz”, “It’s Your Thumb In It, Jack, But

Whose Dough Is In It?”, “Taking Advantage Of

The Rider’s Weakness”,

“Somebody Else Stuck On A Detour”, “90,000 In

The Hole And Only A Pair Of Jacks”, “Slow

Down The Music, Jack, He’s Wearing Himself

Out”, “Speaking Of “Standby Service“

8 1943 VIII

5/7/1943-5/26/1943

12 Cartoons about: “He’s Certainly Beatin’ Til’

Daylights Outa Somebody!”, “The Situation

From An ‘Unofficial Survey’“, “Those Coattails

Will Droop When We Stop Running”, “Too Big

To Bury”, “No Turning Back”, “American

Hotel- European Plan”, “Untrained, Or Just

Plain Ornery?”, “’Atta Boy, Tom!“, “Funny

What A Little Encouragement Will Do”,

“Plugged”, “You Said It, Mister!”, “Last

Chance For The Straight And Narrow!”

9 1943 IX

5/27/1943-6/18/1943

12 Cartoons about: “Can’t See The Woods For The

Trees”, “Consistency Would Be A Virtue”,

“Again, Putting His Foot Down Where It Doesn’t

Fit”, “Coal Black!”, “Take Pen In Hand---”,

“Seesaw”, “Steady Does It, Mr. Turtle”,

“Barnum Was Right”, “The Obliging Genie”,

“Not All Belt Tightening Is On The Food Front”,

“His Diet May Call For More Than He Can

Chew”, “Charlie McBlackard”


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10 1943 X

6/19/1943-7/15/1943

12 Cartoons about: “The Latest Addition To The

Mourner’s Bench”, “To Lick The Devil On His

Own Half Acre”, “Storm Cellar”, “Believe It Or

Not, He’s Waiting For The Stork”, “The Hours

Of His Dilemma Aren’t On The Same Bill”, “The

Sound of Familiar Footsteps”, “Goering

Reported Suffering From Nervous Breakdown”,

“Charlie McBlackard Has Company”, “High On

A Hill Top”, “My Gosh, But Cows Are Dumb!”,

“The Lowest Of Curs Is Dangerous In His Own

Yard”, “Is This A Political Stick-Up For His

Badge?”

11 1943 XI

7/17/1943-8/5/1943

12 Cartoons about: “Rude Awakening From His

Dreams”, “What Me Means Is: ‘Don’t Fall

Down On Me!’“, “Political Speakeasy?”,

“Banner With A Strange Device”, “Rub-A-Dub-

Dub, Three Men In A Tub”, “All Exits Are The

Same”, “The Only Question Now Is How To

Cook Him”, “It Comes In All Sizes”, “Adding

Insult To Injury”, “Blasted Right Out Into The

Open”, “No Law Against Being A Dancer”,

“The Swinging Doors Are Back Again”

12 1943 XII

8/6/1943-8/23/1943

12 Cartoons about: “Hiding His “Light” Under A

Bushel”, “Whisky’s Not The Only Bootleg Item

These Days”, “That Ought To Be Enough, But It

Ain’t”, “From Where We Sit, He’s Under All

Three”, “Just A Question Of When”, “Why Not

Keep All Customers In Front Of The Counter?”,

“No Time To Stop And Admire The Scenery”,

“End Of The Foothills”, “Honeymoon’s Over

And They Do Say Whisky Did It”, “And Having

Writ---Will Move On”, “Daisies Won’t Tell

______ Definitely”, “A Change For Nashville To

Get In There and Pitch”


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Box six contains political cartoons from 1943, all of which either relate to World War II or to domestic issues.

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1 1943 I

9/9/1943-10/2/1943

12 Cartoons about: “Crisis”, “We’ll Have To Fight

For It”, “Another Landing On A Hostile Shore”,

“Pincers”, “Ominous Silhouette”, “They’re

Operating Over At General”, “’Take It Over,

Please’“, “The Face On The Coal Bin Floor”,

“To Patent The Blueprint”, “From One Escape

Artist To Another”, “And Another Axiom Bites

The Dust”, “Sharper “Spurs” For The Eagle”

2 1943 II

10/5/1943-11/13/1943

12 Cartoons about: “If It’ll Bring The Birdie In

View, Let’s Have It”, “The Baby Is “Taken For A

Ride” To The Grocery”, “Cocoon”, “This Great

Land Of Free Enterprise”, “Is This His Battle

Pack?”, “Completely Balled Up”, “Strike While

The Knot Is Still Tied”, “Perfectly Natural

Reaction”, “What’s New, Elmer?”, “’Come One,

Come All! Test Your Strength’“

3 1943 III

11/15/1943-12/3/1943

12 Cartoons about: “We’ll Hang Together”, “Flat

Foot Floogie”, “He’ll Get The “Bird”, But Not

The Turkey”, “What’s Got into That Animal,

Anyhow?”, “Blood, Sweat-----And Tears!”,

“Kick-Off For The Big Came?”, “Struttin’ Days

Are Over”, “Protective Umbrella”, “The Three

Not-So-Blind Rats”, “Peace Feeler”, “Seems We

Have A New Office of War Information”, “An

Appetizer On The Menu”

4 1943 IV

12/4/1943-12/29/1943

12 Cartoons about: “The High-Handed OPA”, “The

Snub”, “That Old Wound Bothers Him In Bad

Weather”, “Should Have Bolted It Down!”,

“’Gosh! You too?’“, “Out On A Limb”,

“Straight From The ‘Feed Box’“, “For Whom

The Bells Toll”, “It Moves Neither Trains Nor

Trainmen”, “Fixing To Relax, Mister?”


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Box seven contains cartoons about local politics and facets of WWII from 1944.

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1 1944 I

1/3/1944 – 1/20/1944

12 Cartoons about: “Go West, young man”, “It’s new

when a giraffe, himself, won’t believe it”, “Never

saw such a bad liquor situation!”, “They always

stop that way on a red light”, “Like confusing card

tricks, uncle?”, “Refuge”, “The fuse is lit – but to

which one?!”, “Gangway!”, “Also, is there a

chance of getting out of it?”, “These words depend

on you, Davidson Countians”, “There’s many a

slip ‘twixt the cup and the lip”, “The reprimand for

not ‘Backseat-Driving’“

2 1944 II

1/21/1944 – 2/25/1944

12 Cartoons about: “Takes a calm and steady hand to

separate eggs”, “The hitch-hiking revenooer”,

“Ridin’ Scot-free on a sacred cow”, “A long, hard

job well done”, “Poisonous insects have peculiar

similarities”, “The plight of the knife specialist”,

“Only been studying those “choices” for 12

years”, “Time to Choose between thorns and the

rocks”, “The wheel that can upset his apple cart”,

“Never brighter nor more welcome”, “Soft

Underbelly”, “The Lone Prairee”

3 1944 III

2/28/1944 – 3/17/1944

12 Cartoons about: “A campaign button we’ll all

wear”, “Rather take a beating”, “All-time All-

American broken field runner”, “Thereby hangs a

tail”, “First things first”, “He’s absolutely right”,

“Balkin’ Balkans”, “Can he teach an old elephant

new tricks?”, “St. Patrick from the US”, “For

several weeks, you’ve been over the barrel”,

“Can’t pacify that thing with a piccolo”,

“Thoroughbred in a burning barn”

4 1944 IV

03/18/1944 – 04/5/1944

12 Cartoons about: “Bulldozer on the road to Rome”,

FDR “Treed”, “Just graduated from

Kindergarten”, “Germany is Holding”, “Look

Who’s being ‘Raised’“, “A Desperate measure to

save a leg”, “The East Wall”, “Sho’ was a lot of it;

now get it back in the tube”, “Afraid to bring his

guard up”, “Poppin’ him on the head is better than

pattin’ it”, “As to the Question of ‘Territorial

Ambition’“, “No Register”


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5 1944 V

4/7/1944 –04/24/1944

12 Cartoons about: “The Dilemmas of a Waiting 1-A”,

“Sailor’s Knot”, “European War Map”, “Look

where you’re going, but don’t think about it”, “Is it

news for a caddy to bet on his own man?”, “The

Frantic Search”, US to USN “Total Eclipse”,

“Steady, Colonel, Steady!”, “The Soloist”, “Plug

up the hole, and You’ll trap the snake”, “It often

pays to put all our eggs in one basket”, “The

Whirliest Dervish that ever Whirled”

6 1944 VI

4/25/1944 – 5/11/1944

12 Cartoons about: “First ray of dawn after a long,

black night”, “Sometimes I wonder”, “Add

Invasion Jitters”, “Well Done!”, “News in the

“Man Bites Dog” Dep’t”, “Spain” “Stop Loading

that Canon ! --- So Fast”, “Removing the Horns

from his Dilemma”, “Mister, Could I Borrow your

Services”, “Must have Learned it from Henry”,

“The Shape of Things to Come”, “The Bull’s Eye-

View”, “Something Else is ‘Carried Out’“

7 1944 VII

5/13/1944 –06/1/1944

12 Cartoons about: “A Chance for four Freedoms”,

“To Polish off the Boot”, “Can’t be because the

other Fellow’s too Noisy”, “Teamwork”, “About

one more notch and that’s a dead donkey”, “It

seems they prefer to fight”, “Decorated”, “Might

try putting it on the dog”, “Those Things just don’t

make sense”, “The Formation driving on Rome”,

“Free “?” Enterprise”, “A good ring for the

pugnacious nations”

8 1944 VIII

6/2/1944 – 6/26/1944

13 Cartoons about: “Another Objector is “Spirited”

Out”, “Covered, Tip to Tip”, “It’s Doubtful that

this Plasma will Work”, “The Stepchild”, “Down

where he can get at the Roots”, “Not the Proper

Environment for the baby, Grandpa”, “The Low

Country”, “Long-Face Tojo”, “untitled”, “One-

time Champ base Stealer”, “Beached in reverse”,

“Fine Place to be Caught when Company Comes”,

“Especially Prepared just for Them”, “An ear to

the Ceiling”

9 1944 IX

6/28/1944 – 7/17/1944

12 Cartoons about: “Preparing the counsel for the

defenses”, “A necessary purge”, “F.D.’s

“running” mate?”, “-Due to Conditions beyond

our Control”, “About the only house left intact in

Berlin”, “The Everlasting Alibi”, “Pagliacci”,

“Trouble down in the South Forty”, “Japan is Still

a Long ways off”, “Not all Fateful decisions are on

the battlefront”, “Brace yourself, Henry!”, “All the

Makings for another Bastille day”, “The

Bodyguards”


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10 1944 X

7/18/1944 – 8/5/1944

12 Cartoons about: “Wac Happy”, “untitled”, “Larry

Gilbert – Enough Said”, “Yoh well, it was either

this or the CIO”, “The Ghost that won’t go ‘way”,

“Damocles had it easy”, “‘When we go in, “Mr.

Work” goes out”, “The Ill Legal Department”,

“Who could trust a kittenish tiger?”, “Solar

Plexus”, “Speaking of postwar reconversion”,

“Finland”, “Sharp Finn – We Hope!”, “The Big

Push”, “Tennessee Points with Pride”

11 1944 XI

8/25/1944 – 9/9/1944

12 Cartoons about: “Very likely to have company”, “A

Sinking ship abandons a “Sunk” Rat”, “Pick it up

and say ‘Goodbye!’“, “There’ll be quite a ‘drop’

when he salutes”, “What’s cookin’ under

pressure”, “Gonna buy it and then look, Mr.

Nashville?”, “Too bad they can’t be there to cheer

up the boys”, “No time to tarry”, “Tried to cook up

something on a leaky stove”, “Take a good look

mister; that’s no gift horse”, “Return of the

Prodigal Hun”, “Hanging on when he knows it’s

his own end”

12 1944 XII

9/11/1944 – 9/26/1944

12 Cartoons about: “Already developing leaks”,

“Anybody care to be taken for a ride?”, “The

Pendulum Swings Back”, “Same Song, Second

Verse”, “Proud Papa”, “’Good Grief! Another

Litter!!’“, “Unter der Linen”, “Make hast, Sydney;

the time is short”, “K Rations Indefinitely?”,

“Setting a good example for all of us”, “Beginning

to see daylight”, “Always carefully examine the

fine print”, “Mighty keerless trespassin’, Henry”


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Box 8 – Cartoons 1944 and 1945

Box eight contains cartoons about local politics and facets of WWII from 1944 and 1945.

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1 1944 I

9/27/1944 – 10/17/1944

14 Cartoons about: “What’s that about changing

horses?”, “Just to mention a couple”, “Clearing

through Sidney”, “No such thing as a minority of

those critters”, “The distance to Berlin”, “St Looie

woman with all her diamond rings”, “At least

there’s a fishy odor”, “Is you is or is you ain’t my

baby?”, “‘Giddap! Whoa! Gee! Haw!!---”,

“Whither away, Columbus?”, “How to Keep from

growing old”, “By Sheer Strength of courage”,

“November Bride?”, “The Bluffin’ is over”

2 1944 II

10/19/1944 – 11/6/1944

12 Cartoons about: “The Mourner’s bench”, “Come

on, Come on, Come on”, “S-S-S-S-S-S-S-S!”,

“Dead Duck”, “Not a dry eye in the house”,

“Comin’ out feet first”, “He knows a Ha’nt when

he sees one”, “You just can’t “milk” ‘em from the

left side”, “Trophy room at the 1000 club”, “The

right wing knoweth not what the left wing doeth”,

“A look at the past; ____ and future?”, “You pay

yo’ money – and you take yo’ choice”

3 1944 III

11/7/1944 – 12/1/1944

12 Cartoons about: “By all means – get out and

vote!”, “The Pitcher that went to the well once too

often”, “Every four years – but somehow we get by

“That Fateful day”, “Future peace envoy “The

goose hangs high”, “The Watch on the Rhine”,

“That’s a fine ‘how-do-you-do!’“, “Not all prices

are inflated”, “Your number’s up, nip!”, “His

Melancholy days are come”

4 1944 IV

12/4/1944 –12/27/1944

12 Cartoons about: “That can be altered, Mr.

Petrillo”, “He Thrives on Red Meat”, “Around and

around she goes”, “Open Season?”, “Write it in a

language he can understand”, “For the Land’s

sake!”, “The Lacing”, “The Orphan”, “Will you be

home for Christmas?”, “Plenty of “front,” but he

can’t deliver”, “Never brighter – Never more

needed”, “The Biggest roll in history”, “Well ---

where did it go?”


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5 1945 I

1/1/1945 – 1/16/1945

12 Cartoons about: “Just Keep Sawin’ Wood

Gentlemen”, “Not Much of The Old ‘Fire“, “You

Never Know”, “Comin’ Through”, “So They ‘Stood

up to be Counted’“, “Hey, You! Out with Your

Chest!”, “Entwining and Twiddling “Where’s all

that Talked-about Harmony?”, “Speaking of Belt-

Lightning”, “Not all Battles are toward the Sound

of Guns”, “Thanks for the Close-up, Tom”, “Grass

Roots”

6 1945 II

1/17/1945 – 2/3/1945

13 Cartoons about: “The Landlubber”, “Flash!!!

Warsaw Captured!!”, “About Time to Show That

Moth-Eaten Slogan Again”, “Don’t They Know -

?”, “Quack”, “Panning to Plow them Under, too

“Something New may be Added”, “Pardon us, but

wasn’t Don Quixote nuts?”, “The Bad Penny”,

“Look out Below!”, “A Long Winter, No Matter

How We Look at it”, “Rat Race”, “Mother

Hubbard Pulls a Boner”

7 1945 III

2/7/1945 – 3/6/1945

13 Cartoons about: “No Armchair General”, “Black

Sea”, “In The Service of his Country”, “Let

Tennessee Point the Way”, “How Things are

Pointing”, “According to his Lights”, “Down

Through the Years”, “Signs of Victory”, “May Take

some Schooling, but He’ll Learn”, “Don’t Mess

Wid Mr. In-Between”, “The Month of March”,

“The New Bulge”, “The Last, and Hardest, Mile”

8 1945 IV

03/7/1945 – 3/23/1945

12 Cartoons about: “The Chance of a Life Term”,

“The Payoff”, “The Sixty-four Dollar Question”,

“Whack ‘im Another one, Judge”, “O, The

Monkeys have no Talks in Zamboanga”, “The

Little Piggies had Roast Beef”, “No time to be

testing the Water”, “I Dream of You”, “The Face

on the Barroom Floor”, “Food for a Fool

Thought”, “Fish in a Rain Barrel”, “The Tottering

Throne”

9 1945 V

3/24/1945 – 4/29/1945

12 Cartoons about: “All Those Folks out There will

buy Papers”, “Around and Around they go”, “The

“Law” gets the Third Degree”, “The Jap Ain’t

Seen Nothin’ yet”, “Crown the King!”, “Prelude to

Hara Kiri”, “So Much Scuttlebutt”, “Busier than

his One –arm Paper Hanger Pal”, “Planning

Something in the End”, “Viennese Waltz in Russian

Tempo”, “Towers of Strength”, “They Shall Have

Wars and Pay for Their Presumption”


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Box 9 – Cartoons 1945 – 1955

Box nine contains cartoons about local politics and facets of WWII and its aftermath from 1945 to 1955.

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1 1945 I

9/16/1945 – 12/23/1945

10 Cartoons about: “MacArthur’s Policy”, “The Wood

Cutter”, “Oh, What a Beautiful Morning!”, “All

Set?”, “We May Have to ‘Give in’ a Little, says the

Government”, “And We do Mean You!”, “You

Oughta be Itchin’ to Buy ‘em”, “Here – Comes –

the – Bride –”, “No Use, Johnny, There ain’t

gonna be no Santy Claus”, “Swing it!”

2 1946

1/6/1946 – 7/7/1946

12 Cartoons about: “Settin’ Hen”, “The True Spirit”,

“Lay it on Thick!”, “That’s often the case with

Hitchhikers”, “I’ll Buy that Dream”, “It did, and

still does cost money”, “Stalin sniffs snuff – And

look who Sneezes”, “Now to turn him into a

Tennessee walking horse”, “Flag Stop”, “Holy

Writ”, “Now you see ‘im ---- Now you don’t”, “All

Set for the ‘boom’“, “RIP needs a little time to

adjust himself”

3 1946-1948

7/14/1946 – 3/28/1948

12 Cartoons about: “Bastille day”, “Why, Bolivar

you’re practically in stitches”, “An appeal to the

man from Missouri”, “A Big trap that needs to be

shut”, “Took a little prodding, but he’s on his

way”, “It’s in the bag”, “Valhalla, Nov. 11, 1946”,

“Speak of Blind Loyalty”, “Tinker to evers to

chance”, “Love that Dove!!”, “Far more than a

dinner roll”, “The Lighting rod”

4 1948-1955

4/4/1948 – 10/11/1955

12 Cartoons about: “Likely to turn out a boner”,

“Impressed, Bill?”, “Whether we need it or not”,

“Let’s look at it this way”, “Easy, Now – Just a

Leeetle bit more”, “Have we met before?”, “Bear

Down --- Fast and Hard!”, “Those Boys can really

get around”, “Return to the Front?”, “Saturday

Bounded”, “He hasn’t shown such life in years”,

“Vitamins for Uncle Sam”

5 1955 I

10/13/1955 – 10/28/1955

12 Cartoons about: “The Main Hydrant”, “Arms for

Egypt”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Ol’ Rockin’ Chair

Got Him”, “Got tied up and couldn’t make it, eh?”,

“Hello, Boss, Here’s the latest Dope”, “Dip into it

a Little”, “Make the keys and jugs match”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “The Finest Kind of

Endorsement”, “Time to call a Blade a Blade”,

“We’ll Try it Once More”, “As Usual, They’re

Jumpin’ the Gun”


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6 1955 II

10/29/1955 – 11/15/1955

12 Cartoons about: “Saturday Roundup”, “Still

Grinning”, “Solid Planks Need Solid Supports”,

“Don’t Just Dream --- Get up and get goin’!”,

“’Move Over!’“, “Saturday Roundup”, “Just the

Makin’s”, “Destination: Better Government”,

“They’re through running: it’s your ball now”,

“Standard-Bearer”, “Saturday Roundup”, “The

Russian Nyet”, “’Sump’n’s wrong with my feet!’“

7 1955 III

11/17/1955 –11/29/1955

10 Cartoons about: “Laid another egg”, “Whoa!”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Teacher certainly piled on

the homework”, “Home is the Traveler ---

Footsore”, “It’s high time, after 44 years”, “The

two worlds”, “A very peculiar bird --”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Moderation, Adlai? You’re in the

Wrong Crowd”

Box 10 – Cartoons 1959-1960

Box ten contains political cartoons from 1959 and 1960.

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1 1955 I 12 Cartoons about: “How’s Business?”, “Get “n” On It”,

“Skeered of Skeletons”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Fat

Chance”, “No Bite”, “Looks Like, Maybe, Here We

Go Again”, “Christmas Lights”, “Saturday Roundup”,

“Russian Rope Trick”, “The Annual Trick”, “His Day

Is Done”

2 1955 II 12 Cartoons about: “Saturday Roundup”, “Oops!! Agayn

and Agayn and Agayn”, “Christmas Wrapping Time”,

“Where the Squeeze Is”, “Here Comes Reveille”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Look Eastward”, “The

Grimmest Reaper”, “Saturday Roundup”

3 1959

5/02/1959

1 Cartoons about: “Saturday Roundup”

4 1960 I

1/2/1960-1/23/1960

12 Cartoons about: “1959 Round Up”, “The Sigh”,

“Won’t Be Around Long”, “Likely To Be Hair-

Raising”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Now Hit The Sack”,

“Doesn’t Seem To Slow His Stride”, “All We Can Do

Is “Rare Back And Watch”, “’Best Air Raid Warden

We Ever Had’“, “Saturday Roundup”, “’Son, There

Ain’t Gonna Be No Core!’“, “Saturday Roundup”


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5 1960 II

1/26/1960-3/13/1960

12 Cartoons about: “Maybe He Outta Throw Her Back

In”, “’---Ahead Of The Pack’“, “Saturday Roundup”

“Arc De Triomphe”, “A Policeman’s Lot Is Not A

Happy One”, “The Real McCoy”, “French Recipe”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Let’s Face It”, “Next Stop—

County Court”, “Two More Animals Russia Has

Launched”, “Saturday Roundup”

6 1960 III

2/6/1960-3/9/1960

12 Cartoons about: “One Texan Fixin’ To Get Throwed”,

“Long Overdue”, “Time To Pay The Fiddler”, “A

Firm Grip”, “’You Heard Me! Kneel Down!’“, “Come

Off It, Judge—That’s No Soap Box”, “’S’ Bomb—

More Fearsome Of The Two”, “Ain’t It Awful?”,

“Those Crazy Mixed-Up Party Symbols”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “---For The Birds”, “Apparently, He

Believes It”

7 1960 IV

3/10/1960-3/30/1960

12 Cartoons about: “You’re Way Out Of The Step,

‘Comrade’“, “What Are We Waiting For?”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Far Ahead In The ‘Space Probe’“,

“Never Learns”, “Any Day Now”, “’Ah, Paris! The

City Of Dreams’“, “Strictly For The Birds”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “In Black And White”,

“Practice Climb For The Summit”, “Crackpot”

8 1960 V

3/31/1960-4/16/1960

12 Cartoons about: “And That, Friends, Will Be That”,

“Warily We Go Along”, “Saturday Roundup”, “I Am

With You Always—“ ‘Matt. 28:20“, “Real Eye-

Catchers”, “That Abominable Snowman”, “Could Be

A Rude Awakening”, “Not-So Strange Magnetism”,

“Seems Sensible”, “Locked In”, “Man Into Space”,

“Saturday Roundups”

9 1960 VI

4/19/1960-5/4/1960

12 Cartoons about: “Our Hat Is Off”, “If We Have

Anything To Say About It”, “One-Man Bucket

Brigade”, “Spring Is In The Air”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Shortcomings”, “Undertaker’s

Dilemma”, “Grandstand Seat”, “Saturday Roundup”,

“Report Card”, “Hammer And Circle”, “Will He Ever

Make It To L.A.?”

10 1960 VII

5/5/1960-5/22/1960

12 Cartoons about: “Farmer In The Dell”, “That She

Blows!”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Boy, Them Were The

Days!”, “What Some Kids Won’t Do For Attention”,

“This We Believe”, “Top Dog”, “That’s No

Communist Salute Comrade”, “Insults From

Housetops Seem To Be In Fashion”, “Reprieve!”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “New Haunts”


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11 1960 VIII

5/23/1960 –6/21/1960

12 Cartoons about: “Careful You Don’t Founder”, “---

With One Stone”, “’Thank You, Mr. President!’“,

“Saturday Roundup”, “South For Their Winter”,

“Spring Practice”, “Sit Up And Take Notice”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Getting Sort Of Dark Down

There”, “The Nail On The Head!”, “’Shucks! They

Keep Bustin’!’“, “Hogwash!”

12 1960 IX

6/23/60 - 7/9/60

12 Cartoons about: “No Jokers”, “Fakir”, “Same Finale

To The Same Old Act”, “Your Days Are Numbered”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Sort Of Hard To See Where He

Stands”, “Real Gen-U-Wine Thriller!”, “’Gulp!’“,

“Now, Isn’t That Too Bad!”, “No More Sugar Cane”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Saturday Roundup”


Box eleven contains a continuation of the political cartoons from 1960, some relating to the Civil Rights Movement.

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1 1960 X

7/10/1960 – 7/29/1960

12 Cartoons about: “’L.A., You Ain’t Seen No Smog,

Yet!’“, “Hook Up And Heave Ho!”, “Turning

Point”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Take A Good,

Long Look”, “No, Thanks, This One’s Purtier”,

“The Trampoline Craze”, “Saturday Roundup”,

“Taking Us “Back”? You Bet He Is”, “C’Mon

Jumbo, Strike Out On Your Own”, “Black

Sheep”, “We’re All For It”

2 1960 XI

7/30/1960 – 8/21/1960

12 Cartoons about: “Saturday Roundup”, “One

Allegiance”, “The Issue Is Simple—Unseat

Him”, “If Only I Could!!”, “Somebody Was

Napping”, “Saturday Roundup”, “’Work? Are

You Kidding?’“, “Gulliver’s Temporarily Tied

Up”, “Over Our Territory”, “Truant Officer”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Yet To Be Heard”

3 1960 XII

8/23/1960 – 9/4/1960

12 Cartoons about: “He Sure Did”, “Accent on

Youth?”, “Doesn’t Know Much About Sleeping

Dogs”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Forgotten?”,

“Reconnaissance Flight”, “We Suggest

Abandonment”, “Saturday Roundup”,

“Something’s In The Air”, “Papa’s Got his

Fingers Crossed”, “Saturday Roundup”,

“Rounded Ticket”


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4 1960 XIII

9/6/1960 – 9/21/1960

12 Cartoons about: “Mister Motorist Sometime He’s

Hard To See”, “It’s No Secret”, “Saturday

roundup”, “’Meowrr!!’“, “Beating Around The

‘Bush’“, “Too Bad”, “Now We Have ‘Bank-

Ins’“, “To Be Filled At Your Nearest

Legislature”, “Saturday Roundup”, “No. 1 Boy,

Him Clumsy”, “Free” For All?”, “Welcome,

Jack—We’re All Ears”

5 1960 XIV

9/21/1960 – 10/8/1960

12 Cartoons about: “Welcome, Jack—We’re All

Ears”, “Escape Hatch”, “The Line Is Drawn”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “His Day To Toot His

Own Trumpet”, “*!#@/?*!!! ‘unquote’“, “More

Than Childish Tantrums”, “Saturday roundup”,

“Man, Is His Timing Off!”, “How To Ease

Tensions”, “’Volunteer’ State”, “Getting Itchy?”

6 1960 XV

10/8/1960 – 11/2/1960

12 Cartoons about: “Saturday Roundup”, “House

Of Glass?”, “Khristopher Khrushchev Discovers

The New World”, “Your Forward Wall”, “Shoe

Wavers”, “As Strong As Its Rottenest Plank”,

“Make Tracks!!”, “Won’t Be Milked From The

Left Side”, “Fallout By The Bushell”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Perpetual Hallowe’en”, “Economic

Measures”

7 1960 XVI

11/3/1960 – 11/22/1960

12 Cartoons about: “In Whose Hands Do You Want

The Government?”, “Officially Recognized”,

“Haven!”, “Make Your “X” Count!”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “But The Melody Lingers On”, “Love

Thy Neighbor?”, “Steady—Steady—”, “Had

Enough, Mother Russia?”, “The Melancholy

Days Are Come”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Who

Wouldn’t Holler?”

8 1960 XVII

11/22/1960 – 12/7/1960

12 Cartoons about: “Lost Face”, “Come In,

Neighbor”, “Can You Do It Justice In One Sitting

?”, “Another ‘Great Debate’“, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Hold That Purse String!”,

“Clear?”, “The Fourth ‘R’“, “Hoss Sense”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Yankee ‘Imperialism’“,

“Good News Is No News”

9 1960 XVIII

12/8/1960 – 12/27/1960

12 Cartoons about: Watch That Thumb!”, “Ring

Twice, Mr. Postman”, “Saturday Roundup”,

“Signed: Most Sincerely Yours”, “Crossed And

Doubly Crossed”, “Have It And Eat It Too?”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Cheer Up, Tim, Old

Scrooge Will Give In”, “Late News”, “The

Phoney “Saint” Nick”, “You Were Saying---?”,

“’Yes, Dear—Yes, Dear—Yes, Dear’“


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10 1960 XIX

12/29/1960 – 12/31/1960

3 Cartoons about: “Running Out”, “And Where Is

The Arm Of The Law?”, “Saturday Roundup”


Box twelve contains various political cartoons from 1961.

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1 1961 I

1/3/1961 – 1/17/1961

12 Cartoons about: “Both No. 1 orders of business”,

“Ah, the conviviality of re-union!”, “The Kid

gloves are off!”, “Speaking of ‘Severing

relations’“, “Saturday Roundup”, “Time to make

hay!”, “As usual, Fidel’s pointing the wrong way”,

“Ear plugs”, “Poor ole fella”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Jack, be nimble”, “Where’d all them

Indians come from?”

2 1961 II

1/18/1961 – 2/3/1961

12 Cartoons about: “Any golfer gets the 1st tee shoes”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Two speeds --- slow and

stop”, “A business recession we hope continues”,

“Cliff, know what you’re setting off?”, “Finger

caught, Sam?”, “Don’t strain yourself, Nikita”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Now there’s an idea!”,

“Still no easy pickin’s”, “Disturbed Reverie”, “We

hope so”

3 1961 III

2/4/1961 – 2/19/1961

12 Cartoons about: “Saturday Roundup”, “You’re

mighty right we’re “up in the air”, “Wired for

sound”, “I got a License”, “It pays to check”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Time for a Father-son

talk”, “Cut it out! That’s my Target!!”, “The face

of America”, “Fouling the nest”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Suddenly, It’s the axis”

4 1961 IV

2/22/61 – 3/10/61

12 Cartoons about: “Kennedy is a most unusual

president”, “Hope that Lion can read”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “One accusation we hope is correct”,

“The beegest bool een all Havana”, “Whatever

became of that famous grin?”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Oyez?”, “Looking into the matter”,

“Man that walks like a bear”, “Upholding the

constitution”, “We hate to interrupt a Funeral ---

but??”


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5 1961 V

3/11/1961 – 3/28/1961

12 Cartoons about: “Saturday Roundup”, “Splat!”,

“Onto the new frontier!”, “Good Grief! Here’s his

twin brother!”, “Start swinging ‘St. Pat’“,

“Junior’s had another tour in the family car”,

“Earmarked for Latin America”, “Forty acres and

a jack”, “A Tennessean talks turkey”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “The next step is up to him”, “Russian

voodoo”

6 1961 VI

3/29/1961 – 4/14/1961

12 Cartoons about: “Unlikely to wave it”, “Big Bang

at Bangkok”, “Flashing signals”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “First it’s one, then the other”,

“Remember the League of Nations”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Ok, Hands off while we talk”, “Eye-to-

eye”, “Grates on the nerves, doesn’t it?”, “Out own

man in orbit”, “How long will this go on?”

7 1961 VII

4/15/1961 – 5/17/1961

13 Cartoons about: “Saturday Roundup”, “We’ll give

them a hand --- a big one!”, “Meanwhile, no nest

egg”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Fat and sassy”, “Mi

‘Skilled” labor’”, “Saturday Roundup”, “No

bigger than a stepping stone”, “Sub-basement

bargain price”, “Veering off course”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Mother’s Day”, “It makes as much

sense”

8 1961 VIII

5/20/1961 – 6/6/1961

12 Cartoons about: “Saturday Roundup”, “O’Rear’s

plan for retesting drivers”, “He’s got bulldozer’s”,

“Front page and back page”, “Saturday Roundup”,

“Freeman’s Freedom”, “Sucker Bait”, “Things

look different from up there “Plug it in”, “Vienna

Sausage”, “Drooling”, “Upheld!”

9 1961 IX

6/7/1961 – 6/21/1961

12 Cartoons about: “The Minority Opinion”, “There

goes the first one”, “Grim Contrast”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “How many “Other Cheeks” do we

turn?”, “Oh, Say, can you see?”, “Long live the

difference”, “Fast Talk”, “While all America

retches”, “Saturday Roundup”, “The Kennedy

Rocker—Upholstered”, “How he’d love those

tractors”


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Box thirteen contains various political cartoons from 1961.

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1 1961 I

6/22/1961 – 7/11/1961

12 Cartoons about: “We got an Aching back, too”,

“Bear that walks like A. Hitler”, “Famous last

words”, “A shoe on the other foot”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Get the bats out of your Belfry”,

“Advice to “little boys” everywhere”, “Smelling

like Roses”, “’Take that, ya bum --- and that and

that!’!”, “’Business’ end of a night stick”,

“Wearing mighty thin”, “And feet of Clay”

2 1961 II

7/12/1961 – 7/28/1961

12 Cartoons about: “Odd actors never die, they just

fade away”, “Now we’ve got ‘Vote Riders’“, “Old

Faithful”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Crushed-chez”,

“Master Sergeant”, “Count ‘em --- one, two,

three”, “’Ahem’“, “Saturday Roundup”, “Be sure

to follow through”, “Spud-Niks”, “That, Mr. K, is

no Munich Umbrella”, “That’s tellin’ ‘em Kid”

3 1961 III

7/29/1961 – 8/22/1961

12 Cartoons about: “Saturday Roundup”, “The

Ramparts they watch”, “A game called “rush in”

Roulette”, “Protectors of the Home”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “The stick-up”, “Running rings around

us”, “The time is now!!”, Nashville votes “The

other feller? He’s already at the booth”, “The

moment of truth”, “Saturday Roundup”, “I know

how busy you are ---”

4 1961 IV

8/23/1961 – 9/7/1961

12 Cartoons about: “The twisted mind”, “Not how

much – Just how!?”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Not

another one!?”, “Don’t give it a thought”, “There

ain’t no such animal”,– “Reloading is the word”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Under threatening skies”,

“Won’t dance”, “Great tackle, kid ----”, “Samson’s

met his match”

5 1961 V

9/8/1961 – 9/27/1961

12 Cartoons about: “Fitting and Proper”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Speaking of Aid to dependent

children”, “You figure it, we give up”, “That could

do it”, “Short cut”, “Something odd about that gun

bearer”, “Good luck, Mr. Rusk – you’ll need it”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Show the world!”, “A page

is missing, Mr. president”, “Not much time to

‘learn his ropes’“


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6 1961 VI

9/28/1961 – 10/13/1961

12 Cartoons about: “The taxpayer got a brake!”,

“That tired old refrain”, “Going downhill?”,

“Maybe the new frontiersman is learning”, “The

worry series”, “Another shot heard ‘Round the

world?”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Probably use it

again”, “X-pressway”, “There’ll be squealing a-

plenty”, “Home, sweet”?” home”, “Let’s spend a

quiet day in bed”

7 1961 VII

10/14/1961 – 11/7/1961

12 Cartoons about: “Saturday Roundup”, “A nice trip,

if the children behave”, “Lover boy”, “Speaking of

fallout”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Old Frontier

speaking”, “If you swing it, Niki, be ready to

move”, “You, too, brutal!”, “Weight Lifter”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “America’s little Dutch boy”,

“Starter’s gun”

8 1961 VIII

11/10/1961 – 11/29/1961

12 Cartoons about: “The greater danger would be

falldown”, “How do you plead?”, “Fallout”, “One-

way runway”, “Saturday roundup”, “Good

earth?”, “Getting into the seasonal spirit”, “Two

worlds --- one thought”, “Counterattack!!”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Latest Promotion”, “In

Moscow, nearly everybody reads Izvestia”

9 1961 IX

11/30/1961 – 12/30/1961

14 Cartoons about: “Hit some sensitive spots, didn’t

he?”, “Our” Country, he says”, “Praise the UN

and pass the ammunition”, “Cream of the crop”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Open attack!”, “Mutual

“Backing” is all we ask”, “Saturday Roundup”,

“What’s that about burying somebody?”, “The

Pacifist”, “Molting”, “Saturday Roundup”,

“Playing Santa just for kicks?”, “Saturday

Roundup”


Box fourteen contains various political cartoons from 1962.

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1 1962 I

1/2/1962 – 1/16/1962

12 Cartoons about: “You can’t predict ‘Dat ole

Debil’“, “Arms and the Man”, “’I’m Burying

Him’“, “Try it without the Stogie”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “A New Step, Called ‘The Twitch’“,

“Add Russian Inventions: The Yoyo”, “Stop it now

or wish you had!”, “Zero”, “Saturday Roundup”,

“Two diggers – One headstone”, “We can hope”


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2 1962 II

1/17/1962 – 1/30/1962

12 Cartoons about: “Count ’em Comrade”, “We’ve

had enough of ‘Emerging New Nations’“, “What’ll

it be --- eggs or fried chicken”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “U-2, Khrushchev?”, “Aw, C’mon ---

I’m Serious!”, “A parry here, a thrust there”,

“Watchdog”, “Another non-asked flight”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “In orbit, despite the

weather”, “And that’s the Pure Truth!”

3 1962 III

2/1/1962 – 2/16/1962

12 Cartoons about: “The JFK Physical Fitness Farm

Program”, “Prediction: More Cold War”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Viva Castro… ‘viva me,

too!’“, “Change it and keep rollin’”, “Get the

Message, Red Mau?”, “If Headaches recur,

consult a doctor”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Things

must be getting rough in there”, “Baby doll, am I

glad to see you!!”, “Longest Long Shot in History”,

“Oiling badly needed”

4 1962 IV

2/17/1962 – 3/7/1962

12 Cartoons about: “Saturday Roundup “What

thoughts whirl in “The Thinker’s” mind?”, “Be

Leery of Hitch-Hikers”, “Saturday Roundup”,

“And he still has trouble keeping up”, “There’s

dancing in the street”, “A couple of reds turning

purple”, “Tragic Irony”, “Saturday Roundup”,

“His Baby Now”, “Idiot’s Delight”, “Hamming up

the Act”

5 1962 V

3/9/1962 – 4/1/1962

13 Cartoons about: “Richest Strike since the Comstock

Lode”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Well, well --- The

Shoe’s on the other foot!”, “Hold it, Mac! Nobody

Crosses A Picket Line!“, “The two side of the

coin”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Gracias, Senor ---

Now I scratch your back”, “The Tumult and the

Shouting dies-”, “We need a Fiscal Fitness

Program”, “It promises to be a tussle”, “Throne of

Damocles”, “Safe?”, “As certain as this day of

April”

6 1962 VI

4/4/1962 – 4/25/1962

12 Cartoons about: “Sir, the natives are getting

restless”, “Welcome into the Camp”, “More like

his old man every day”, “Just who is the

Blackguard? Now, hear this!”, “Just who is the

Blackguard?”, “Saturday Roundup”, “He’s

suddenly took gun-shy”, “Into the Fray”, “Stop!!”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Let us Live up to it”, “Jes’

Step over it, and come on in”


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7 1962 VII

4/26/1962 – 5/16/1962

12 Cartoons about: “Boys, there just ain’t no way

around it”, “Fallout”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Oh,

They like it when a lickin’s due”, “The Great State

of Confusion”, “Seems to be getting awfully dark”,

“Percolating Brazilian Coffee”, Chi “The same boy

who invented gunpowder”, “Saturday Roundup”,

“Practically a One-Way Street”, “But Nothing Said

about putting it back”, “Donkey Serenade”

8 1962 VIII

5/17/1962 – 6/5/1962

12 Cartoons about: “Clearly A Case of Following too

Close”, “Saturday Roundup”, “For this Farmer, no

rain in sight”, “Saturday Roundup”, “We Hope”,

“Heavy Hangs over thy Head”, “Good News”,

“All Quiet along the Potomac”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “At last!!”, “Fresh from the farm”,

“Dig in, Mister, and Good Luck”

9 1962 IX

6/8/1962 – 6/29/1962

12 Cartoons about: “Offertory Anthem”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Running Scared”, “He’s already been

“Spurred“, “Doesn’t he have anything else to

do?”, “Saturday Roundup”, “The If’ll Tower of

Paris”, “Next?”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Take our

word for it, brother”, “Somebody Call No. 1

Boy?”, “Could be this club needs new

management”


Box fifteen contains various political cartoons from 1962.

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1 1962 I

6/30/1962 – 7/10/1962

12 Cartoons about: “Saturday Roundup”, “Dedicated

Campaigners”, “The Great leap ‘Forward’“,

“Saturday Roundup”, “It’s a mighty long way to

Capitol Hill”, “Them’s our Sentiments, too”,

“Whenever things start to quiet down--”, “What’s

so new about Telstar”, “The New Policy”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “The usual opening gun”,

“Thanks, I’m wearing one”


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2 1962 II

7/20/1962 – 8/26/1962

12 Cartoons about: “The Door will always be open”,

“It’s Bill Farris --- No Doubt!!”, “The Main Plank

in Farris’ Platform”, “One “Berlin Wall” that’s

coming down”, “Straightaway!”, “Very Much so”,

“There goes their ball game”, “Just this once, be a

litterbug”, “Who says it’s all over!!?”, “Post-

Mortem Roundup”, “Isn’t he First?”, “Tandem

Flight in Space”

3 1962 III

8/29/1962 – 9/19/1962

12 Cartoons about: “He better do some growing

fast!”, “Any idea where you’re going?”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Whose turn is it mine or yours?”,

“Always the last to know”, “Hey! Have you seen

my press clippings!?”, “Next Problem in Space”,

“San Juan Hill, 1962”, “Ole Blowhard’s at it

again”, “Strategy”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Anti-

Missile Missile”

4 1962 IV

9/20/1962 – 10/5/1962

12 Cartoons about: “You’re Yelling Before You’re

bit!”, “Are you ready, Cinderella?”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “The New frontier”, “We return his

toast to peace”, “Aren’t your signals crossed,

Jimmy?”, “The neighbors’ chickens, but it’s your

fence”, “Sideline casualty”, “Unmoved”, “This one

is Federal case”, “Practically the whole world saw

it”, “In the worldwide series”

5 1962 V

10/6/1962 – 10/27/1962

12 Cartoons about: “Saturday Roundup”, “Congress

cuts out the ‘fat’“, “Must we “Ransom” these

too?”, “Another new member – without wiping his

feet”, “Christopher Kennedus makes a discovery”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “I have not yet begun to

fight”, “Ole Rockin’ Chair’s got me”, “Rock

Bottom!”, “Neither are we ‘Comrade!“,

“Tweedledee and Tweedledum”, “Saturday

Roundup”

6 1962 VI

10/28/1962 – 11/16/1962

12 Cartoons about: “Sort of sad, isn’t it”, “Pass the

grain of salt, please”, “Then we leave the door

open”, “Saturday Roundup”, “A Do-it-yourself

job”, “Make it V-day!”, “Still Standing”, “Not

fatal, but quite a lump”, “Saturday Roundup”, “No

time for Games!”, “Drained!”, “Don’t push us,

Samson”


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7 1962 VII

11/17/1962 – 12/11/1962

12 Cartoons about: “Saturday Roundup”, “Why is it

we keep losing?”, “The Fakir is no longer faking”,

“Can’t have it and eat it, too”, “No Argument

there”, “Hup-two-three-four!”, “This is a Study

Hall!”, “Stepchild, stand up for your rights!”,

“Saint” Niki”, “Big Legal Loophole”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Tossed him a bone”

8 1962 VIII

12/12/1962 – 12/29/1962

13 Cartoons about: “Baby, it’s cold outside!”, “In this

Corner ---”, “Big hero – He didn’t jump”, “Not in

that stocking, Jack”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Now

look who’s walking on eggs”, “Move on or Move

over”, “Smelly”, “Saturday Roundup”, “No

cartoon today, just a thought”, “Star Bright”,

“Speaking of cutting our budget”, “Saturday

Roundup”


Box sixteen contains various political cartoons from 1963.

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1 1963 I

1/1/1963 – 1/19/1963

12 Cartoons about: “That’s the Spirit, Kid --- Go to

it!!”, “Hmmmm-----”, “Yessireee! You Betcha!”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “We can’t help but wonder”,

“Green and due to get greener”, “Safari”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Could be his, too”,

“Amen!”, “I can’t make it!”, “Saturday Roundup”

2 1963 II

1/20/1963 – 2/9/1963

12 Cartoons about: “They never give up”, “Prominent

profile in Europe’s problems”, “Stereo --- you

can’t escape it”, “It says here in Braille”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Political Fitness boys”,

“The only “ticket” that’ll cure him”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Necessary night light”, “Paul Bunyan

speaking”, “Pictorial proof”, “Saturday Roundup”

3 1963 III

2/12/1963 – 3/5/1963

12 Cartoons about: “All this talking”, “Puzzle

picture”, “Deadly Mushroom”, “Please, driver,

take the shortest route”, “Saturday Roundup”,

“Sidewalk Superintendent”, “The Prodigal

Dollar”, “Catching Asian Flu?”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Me? Are you kiddin’?”, “’Watching’

Cuba”, “The guy just brushed by, barely touched

me”


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4 1963 IV

3/6/1963 – 3/20/1963

13 Cartoons about: “If you want, Action ---”, “Up!

Keep ‘em High”, “Highway Robbery”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Little Birdie Speaking --- hear him

well”, “Jack’s bean stalk”, “Servants of the Pee-

Pul”, “Handshake to Shakedown”, “The lady had

shed her shoes and given up”, “We probably ---

OW! --- need it”, “Thumbs Down”, “You can take

it with you!”, “Apt to be spoken to Harshly”

5 1963 V

3/21/1963 – 4/5/1963

12 Cartoons about: “Meanwhile, It’s walk”, “Poor

little rich boy”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Everybody

seems to getting in the act”, “Did someone mention

‘Carrot-and-stick?’“, “Dirt Farmer”, “His favorite

stompin’ ground”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Who

says America can’t get tough?”, “Just a couple of

Goofballs in the way”, “Here are your tax bills ---

”, “The shoe’s on the other Hand”, “Nikita got a

head start, but ----”

6 1963 VI

4/6/1963 – 4/27/1963

12 Cartoons about: “Saturday Roundup”, “Some

heads are apt to roll”, “Credit card de luxe”, “That

could do it”, “You Never Know”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Easter’s Happiness”, “On the Beam”,

“Saturday Roundup”,– “Happy to Have something

to jump on”, “We could get in too deep to get out”,

“Saturday Roundup”

7 1963 VII

4/28/1963 – 5/24/1963

12 Cartoons about: “Cape Calamity”, “A flag on the

play”, “Two Americans? 180,000,000 of ‘em!!”,

“The “rocky” road to romance”, “Out on Cloud

9”, “Neither rain nor sleet --- but this can!”, “Our

thoughts have been ‘up there’“, “Saturday

Roundup”, “A Losing battle”, “Sit Down! I’ll get to

you later!!”, “Chain” reaction”, “Burning the

‘Candle’ at both ends”

8 1963 VIII

5/25/1963 – 6/12/1963

12 Cartoons about: “Saturday Roundup”, “The light is

on”, “Sucker bait”, “There must be a logical

explanation”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Sit-in”, “The

seat of the trouble”, “Mind if we read over your

shoulder?”, “Boy, what a beautiful opening!”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “The President Speaks”, “He

threw it South”


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9 1963 IX

6/14/1963 – 7/2/1963

12 Cartoons about: “Don’t give up – it’s still there”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Somebody’s pullin’ my

leg”, “High time we wear the pants in the family”,

“One donnybrook coming”, “The Unemployment

Picture”, “Not the same breed”, L.G. & W “Plug it

in!”, “The most deliberative body on Earth”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Threatening his creator”,

“Like, Man, you may find the Pad --- Locked”


Box seventeen contains various political cartoons from 1963.

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1 1963 I

7/3/1963 – 7/21/1963

12 Cartoons about: “Retired for good, we hope”,

“Good Show”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Push man,

Push!!”, “That tranquil County life”,

“Brinkmanship”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Down,

boy”, “Poor fellow must be in trouble”, “The

handwriting between the lines”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Easy Now --- a little to the right”

2 1963 II

7/23/1963 – 8/8/1963

12 Cartoons about: “A heckuva way to run a

railroad”, “Miami beach boy”, “Somebody’s got to

get ‘im out of the hole”, “Save the noise ‘til you

hatch it”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Sure you have”,

“Just another sidewalk superintendent”, “A New

Slant”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Sooner or Later”,

“Home to Roost”, “We’re really burned up”

3 1963 III

8/9/1963 – 9/26/1963

12 Cartoons about: “Talk about being off-limits”,

“Champeen Featherbedder”, “Wary but hopeful”,

“Northern Pine”, “Saturday Roundup”, “A Day to

Remember”, “He can’t; He has no Civil Right”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “The invited guest”,

“Precarious perch”, “Disk-Jockeyed”, “That Could

be his ‘Bench’“

4 1963 IV

9/27/1963 – 10/11/1963

12 Cartoons about: “Impending tragedy on Capitol

Hill”, “Saturday Roundup”, “28----29---30!”, “And

October barely begun”, “In a few days, He’ll be

himself again”, “Lo, the Poor Yankee”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Straw Boss”, “Welcome, Madame

Nhu”, “Showing off? You bet we are”, “A Sheriff’s

lot is not a happy one”, “Knock off for Lunch”


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5 1963 V

10/12/1963 – 10/25/1963

12 Cartoons about: “Saturday Roundup”, “Year of the

Great Drought”, “Now, Let’s See ----”, “Somebody

open a Window!!”, “The Russian Bear’s Feeding

habits”, “This is not the “touch” league, Jack”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “A Chance to go into high

gear”, “Unbreakable China Doll”, “Greater

Patience hath no man”, “Drought Disaster Area?”,

“Cold “Cash” War”

6 1963 VI “10/26/63 –

11/9/63”

12 Cartoons about: “Saturday Roundup”, “Either – or

---”, “The King is dead --- long live the King”,

“Who’s he kidding?”, “For want of a nail?”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Give it a go!”, “Tropical

Twister”, “More Convinced than ever”, “You’ve

nothing to lose but your apron strings”, “How’s

that again?”, “Saturday Roundup”

7 1963 VII

11/12/1963 – 11/26/1963

12 Cartoons about: “The more you look, the bigger it

gets”, “All’s quiet along the Potomac”, “Where the

breed becomes dangerous”, “No reason to go on a

spree”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Man looking for a

quick sale”, “The ‘Sleeping Dog“, “Big and

Flexible”, “Meek little housekeeper “Big Cheese”,

“If it seems to be fading, pick up the pen”,

“Agonizing Reappraisal”

8 1963 VIII

11/27/1963 – 12/19/1963

12 Cartoons about: “Out, and Running Clear”, “New

span --- at least a beginning”, “Hold ‘im Cowboy”,

“The Mightiest Nation on Earth”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Into the Stretch”, “Just once, couldn’t

we kick back!?”, “Beginning to get the Feel”,

“Brick and ‘Mortar Board’“, “Precisely what he

did”, “Saturday Roundup “Not-so-jolly old gent”

9 1963 IX

12/20/1963 – 12/31/1963

7 Cartoons about: “How did K. Restrain himself?”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “The Heave-Ho-Ho”, “Star

Bright”, “How to have it and eat it, too”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “West Germany”


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1 1964 I

1/1/1964 – 1/20/1964

12 Cartoons about: “Nineteen Hundred And Sixth—”,

“1964—Election Year”, “Saturday Roundup”,

“’Testing—Testing’“, “’Gosh! Is John That

Desperate?’“, “Saturday Roundup”, “The Ever-

Present Looters”, “Hard-Nosed Head Of The House”,

“Too “Big” For His Britches”, “Saturday Roundup”,

“Another Hat In The Ring”, “Stockholders’ Meeting”

2 1964 II

1/21/1964 -2/18/1964

12 Cartoons about: “Fool’s” Gold”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Anything For A Fast Franc”, “Is America

Really Ahead?”, “If That’s Out Stand, We’re Soon

Sunk”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Fed Up With Being

“Pen” Pricked”, “How’re We Doin’?”, “Out Own

Winter Olympics”, “That Deadly Weapon”, “Without

Laying A Hand On Him”, “The Real “Olympics”

Champ”

3 1964 III

2/20/1964 – 3/5/1964

12 Cartoons about: “Low Pressure”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Overcrowded Rings”, “Do-It-Myself

Product”, “An Amazing Vehicle—It Goes On And

On”, “Saturday Roundup”, “And Still We Feed It”,

“’Don’t Mind Me—Go On With Your Work’“, “A

Fight That Surprised Nobody”, “On The Beach”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Hardly Our Best Foot

Forward”

4 1964 IV

3/6/1964 – 3/21/1964

12 Cartoons about: “Bootlegger Out Of Business”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Sentry”, “He’s Hongry!”,

“Back Inside It’s Warm And Cozy”, “Blackballed”,

“Take Your Crying Towel And Get”, “We Need A “St.

Patrick” To Take Over”, “Lofty Ambitious”, “Finally

Got A Taste Of It”, “Light Housekeeping”, “Saturday

Roundup”

5 1964 V

3/22/1964 – 4/8/1964

12 Cartoons about: “Up, Down, Around And Sideways”,

“--Fire Burn, Cauldron Bubble”, “Are There “Rights”

Included?”, “And The Same To You, Mr. Sukarno “,

“Saturday Roundup”, “A Mere Tremor—Nothing

More”, “Who Needs Wheels?”, “Coffee Break”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “The Trust Is, It Was Even

Bigger”, “Man Trying To Comprehend The Oriental

Mind”, “Bumper Sticker”


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6 1964 VI

4/9/1964 – 4/22/1964

12 Cartoons about: “’A Rebel Named George Wallop—J

Mean Wallace’“, “Old Soldiers Never Die”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Why Would He Want The No. 2

Spot?”, “Mystery Missile In Orbit”, “John Q. You

Know Who”, “Top Tune Of The Week”, “The Silver

Lining”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Portrait”, “It Seems

To Be Going Their Way”, “Cheering Up A Sick

Friend”,

7 1964 VII

4/23/1964 – 5/17/1964

12 Cartoons about: “Short And Sweet Campaign Trail”,

“Whew!!”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Keep Digging,

Clean To The Bottom”, “Of Course He’s Yelping—It

Hurts”, “’Gosh, It Kinda Gets To You’“, “Another

Shot From Behind The Lines”, “Ready For One And

You-All!”, “In Full Control”, “Everything In Its

Proper Place”, “Sorry Substitute For Victory”,

“Could Be He’s Running From”

8 1964 VIII

5/20/1964 – 6/16/1964

12 Cartoons about: “A Cloud No Bigger Than A Man’s

Hand”, “We” Have Spoken!!”, “Saturday Roundup”,

“Gov. Wallace Opened Up Some Eyes”, “The

Ramparts We Watch”, “A Big One About To Get

Away”, “Questions Only Time Can Answer”,

“’Reports Of My Demise—Etc.’“, “Fiddlin’ Away”,

“’Let’s One Of You And Him Fight’“, “How Firm A

Foundation!”, “Who Trained this Critter?”

9 1964 IX

6/17/1964 – 7/7/1964

12 Cartoons about: “A Completely Senseless Fact”, “Just

In Case?”, “Saturday Roundup”, “This Is Going To

Be Interesting”, “Back Home To ‘The Front’“,

“Summertime Slump”, “’The Class Will Now Come To

Order’“, “’Let’s See Now—Where Were We?’“,

“’Man! I’m Just Getting’ Tired Of This Picket Line!’“,

“Fourth Of July Rounded”, “Superhighway To

Washington”, “They’re That Desperate?”


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1 1964 I

7/6/1964 – 7/26/1964

12 Cartoons about: “Excusing A Few Odds And Ends,

Case Closed”, “Busy, Busy On Platform Planks”,

“This Saturday’s Roundup”, “Spelled Out”, “’Let Me

See—‘“, “This Breed Knows No Brother”,

“Convention Roundup”, “Conspicuous Absence”,

“How Politicians Lose Sleep”, “So We’ve Noticed “,

“Saturday Roundup”, “’Git Outa My Way!!’“

2 1964 II

7/28/1964 – 8/13/1964

12 Cartoons about: “Don’t Hold Your Breath”,

“Outstretched Hand”,

“The Ole Gray Mare”, “Party Game”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “’Dinosaurs!!’“, “First Things First”,

“Moral: Don’t Chase ‘Cats’“, “Saturday Roundup”,

“It’s A Cockeyed World”, “My! What Musical! What

Strength!!“, “Hold It. Fella, That’s The Wrong Guy”

3 1964 III

8/14/1964 – 9/9/1964

12 Cartoons about: “Has All Reason Left Him?”, “Not

Apt To Point That Way Again”, “If He’s Looking For

Depressed Areas—”, “Now Let’s See Who’s Who In

America”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Your Business Is

Closer By Air—They Say”, “That Plank Has Two

Ends, You Know”, “Out Of The Bag”, “Double

Watch”, “The President Orders An Investigation”,

“He’s Called ‘Capitalism’“, “Third Party Heard

From”

4 1964 IV

9/10/1964 – 10/2/1964

12 Cartoons about: “’Dora? Who’s She?’“, “Reports At

Home And Abroad”, “Who’s Who In Saigon?”,

“Welcome, Senator—Watch Those Lines!”,

“Upstaging Our Stars”, “Problem In Extremism”,

“C’Mon Out—Everybody’ll Be There!”, “Why Take

Out A Winner?”, “Main Tent”, “Get The Message?”,

“Anyone Seen Nikita Lately?”, “Fair Warning”

5 1964 V

10/4/1964 – 10/18/1964

12 Cartoons about: “Harvest Moon”, “Yer Out!!”,

“’Engine 54! Where Are You?’“, “Car Pool”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “The Watched Pot—”,

“Thought For Food”, “That’s Our Boy!”, “’Hey,

You!” H20!!’“, “’---At My Own Request’“, “’Saturday

Roundup’“, “’Now, Coach?’“

6 1964 VI

10/20/1964 – 11/1/1964”

12 Cartoons about: “Donkey Serenade”, “Something He

Took With Him”, “The Dreaded Difference”, “A Man

Can Lose A Lot Of Friends That Way”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “We’ll Go Along With That”, “New

Placard In The Crowd”, “A Most Becoming

Chapeau”, “For Your Sake, Boys, We Hope It Holds”,

“So Many Of ‘Em Sort Of Spoil The Effects”,

“Halloween Roundup”, “Contented Landlord”


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7 1964 VII

11/3/1964 – 11/25/1964

12 Cartoons about: “Eyeball To Eyeball”, “The Ears

Have It”, “’I Never Woulda Believed It’“, “Didn’t

Stop That Paper While He Was Away”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Stalking The Streets”, “Sure Looks Big”,

“Good Morning”, “Saturday Roundup”, “’Buried’ We

Are!”, “Hero Today, Gone Tomorrow”, “Native With

Machete” Darkest Africa”

8 1964 VIII

11/26/1964 – 12/9/1964

12 Cartoons about: “Bowed Heads”, “If This Be

Aggression, Make The Most Of It”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Another Yalu River?”, “Our Dignified

State Dep’t Travels Abroad”, “Knocking At Russia’s

Door”, “’Whatever Possessed Me To Take This

Job?’“, “How To Be Broke In One Easy Lesson”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Limp ‘Hero’“, “Spearhead”,

“All Keyed Up”

9 1964 IX

12/10/1964 – 12/31/1964

11 Cartoons about: “Speak Up! Who’s Next?”, “Not

Bowing So Much As Ducking”, “Saturday Roundup”,

“Red China’s Stepping Stones To The U.N.”, “Talk

About A Need For Urban Renewal!”, “’Get On The

Ball!!’“, “Five “Count ’Em” And All Thumbs”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “We’ll Make It Yet”, “Santa’s

Year End Inventory”, “All I Said Was ‘Your

Replacement Is Here’“


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1 1965 I

1/1/1965 – 1/19/1965

12 Cartoons about: “In 1965, we resolve ---”, “A real

Dagwood sandwich --- good luck!”, “No walls are

tumbling down”, “Be a while before LBJ gets any

firewood”, “Whatta they mean, no speaker?”,

“Maybe Ingram should take another trip”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Elected officials at ‘work’“,

“Let’s see now --- where was I?”, “Ahem!!”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Practically everyone will be

there”

2 1965 II

1/20/1965 – 2/12/1965

12 Cartoons about: “Steady now …. Steady….”, “Will

the real “Bill” please stand up?”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Solid fuel”, “Welcome to the club”,

“Sure keeps you off balance”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Gold in his doze”, “Is that clear!?”,

“Traffic cop”, “Not so far apart”, “Head-on!”


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3 1965 III

2/14/1965 – 3/5/1965

12 Cartoons about: “Government of, by, and for…”,

“As we sow…”, “Regretful adventure”, “No

Parachute?”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Yankee

See”, “Always, glad to be of help”, “Dim View”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Hey! Go easy there!”,

“Looks like I’m done for, But not me!”, “Carbon”

4 1965 IV

3/6/1965 – 4/4/1965

13 Cartoons about: “Saturday Roundup”,

“Brinkmanship at its worst”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Time --- and patience --- is growing

short”, “Use some sense ---- come in out of!”,

“Speaker’s stand”, “Good ole Sam, always

holding the bag”, “Saturday Roundup”, “A likely

dropout for next term”, “He shouldn’t be hard to

spot”, “We certainly put a Tiger in their Tank”,

“You were saying?”, “The timid eagle”

5 1965 V

4/8/1965 – 5/1/1965

12 Cartoons about: “Trying to turn it into a

‘stump?’“, “We’ve come down a peg or two”, “A

leg here and a leg there”, “The pants in the

family”, “A friendly little game, they said”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Whoosh!!”, “Wouldn’t you

know it?!”, “The pit and the pendulum”, “Adult

delinquency”, “Dominican Republic, Just off the

tip of Cuba”, “Saturday Roundup”

6 1965 VI

5/4/1965 – 6/1/1965

12 Cartoons about: “Pen that makes the sword

mightier”, “Not one foot farther”, “By any other

name, would ---”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Grim

specter”, “The Royal Raiment”, “Velly Good

Amelican Speech! Very Good!”, “Tollgate Labor”,

Repeal of 14”b” “First distract him --- then

clobber him”, “Saturday Roundup”, “The

Unfightin’est fish there ever was”, “The Sooner

the better”

7 1965 VII

6/2/1965 – 6/29/1965

12 Cartoons about: “Caps and Gowns”, “It’s too

quiet”, “We’ve come a long, long way”, “Big

Joke”, “That’s the way the ball bounces”, “This is

negotiation, in a way”, “Saturday Roundup”,

“Don’t overdo it, Dad”, “Of all De Gaulle!”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “High time we uncrossed

them!”, “Pretty soft”


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8 1965 VIII

7/1/1965 – 7/18/1965

12 Cartoons about: “The Game’s getting

monotonous”, “No matter what, they keep coming

back”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Tall, straight,

mighty, and proud”, “We don’t want to get

involved”, “Tired of being booted around?”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Monkey on his back”,

“End of his Speech”, “Smile, Darn you, Smile!”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “That’s just how far apart

they are”

9 1965 IX

7/20/1965 – 09/10/1965

12 Cartoons about: “Not apt to hit much with it”,

“The real poverty pocket”, “Saturday Roundup”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “You bet we’ll stick it out!”,

“Stop ‘n’ go”, “How to succeed without really

even trying”, “Saturday Roundup”, “This is Not

Korea”, “Likely to be caught in between”,

“Emergency Measure”, “Past, Present, and

Future”, “We’re gonna have a ball!”


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1 1965 I

9/11/1965 – 9/29/1965

12 Cartoons about: “Saturday Roundup”, “Is this your

Senator’s stand?”, “The very least we can do”,

“He fired and fell back”, “Saturday Roundup”,

“This monster is not mythical”, “Make it Stick!”,

“’Paper’ Tiger and ‘Teddy” Bear’”, “We hope he

reads it carefully”, “Saturday Roundup”,

“Curvature of the spine”, “Order in this court!”

2 1965 II

9/30/1965 – 11/3/1965

12 Cartoons about: “Face of the enemy”, “There’s

something about a uniform”, “To LBJ ---”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Mister, your number’s up”,

“What a magnet – Repels everything!”, “The tide

has moved in on beach boy”, “The Hunter is home

from the hill”, “That doggone bone of contention”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Pretty sizeable when he

stands up”, “New York’s newest skyscrapers”


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3 1965 III

11/5/1965 – 11/30/1965

12 Cartoons about: “Peace Feelers?”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Chesty? You betcha!”, “A most useful

U-2 flight”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Going Up!”,

“Spare this tree, touch not a single bough!”, “This

Little Puzzle’s gonna take a while”, “What’s that

law about jury tampering ---??”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Sorta hard to keep up, isn’t it?”, “The

closer you look, the bigger it gets!”

4 1965 IV

12/1/1965 – 12/19/1965

12 Cartoons about: “Only you can foretell it”, “Stay

with it, old girl”, “That thing really got an airing”,

“Wanna bet?”, “An Unusual posture for the

towering giant”, “Better hope it opens”, “Poverty

“Tug O’” War”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Who needs

“Cloud Nine?“, “Another Rendezvous”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “That’s me boy!”

5 1965 V

12/23/1965 – 12/29/1965

5 Cartoons about: “First order of Business”, “Silent

Night?”, “Nineteen Hundred and Sixty-Five

Orbits”, “Another broken holiday truce”, “Ground

Gainer”

6 1966 I

1/5/1966 – 1/20/1966

7 Cartoons about: “The Longer we wait, the higher

the weeds”, “Saturday Roundup”, “No two ways

about it”, “Last year he took a dive --”, “Totally

deaf and extremely dumb”, “Fallout”, “Babe in the

Woods!”

7 1966 II

1/22/1966 – 2/8/1966

12 Cartoons about: “Saturday Roundup”, “It’s a

roadblock, buster”, “Where is Everybody?”, “At

least, he’s reading the script”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Better swap it for a helmet”, “Cliff

Hanger”, “Don’t bother to come out – I’m coming

in!”, “Never stopped a bullet or a shell yet”, “Dern

it, Guv’nor, you startled me!”, “At the moment, it’s

the state of the union”, “Likely to abandon the

whole idea”

8 1966 III

2/10/1966 – 3/2/1966

12 Cartoons about: “Is the game going that poorly?”,

“Temporarily Interested”, “Heck of a way to run a

railroad”, “Mao Tse-Tung and “Ho-Ho” Chi”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Score = Zero”, “These

Kids!”, “Flippant”, “They went That-a-way”, “Ok,

he’s out of the way… let’s move”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Post this Bill!”


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9 1966 IV

3/3/1966 – 3/19/1966

12 Cartoons about: “The Truck’s number is Vietnam

1-9-6-6”, “We are known as a sprawling

metropolis”, “Saturday Roundup”, “In for a rude

awakening”, “Why get tangled in a lot of hose?”,

“Open up! I won’t stand here all day!”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Flower at the top of the cactus”, “By

Dint of hard facts”, “The “Duke” of Wellington”,

“Here in the Middle of March”, “Nobody can call

that a ‘Failure’“, “Saturday Roundup”

10 1966 V

3/22/1966 – 4/12/1966

12 Cartoons about: “One heck of a note”, “Royal

Welcome”, “If it gets too dark, a light’s in the

window”, “So far, we ain’t heard no music”,

“Hiding Out”, “Good Boy!”, “Saturday Roundup”,

“The “Pack” on his Back”, “Caught with his Slats

down”, “How Nations are lost”, “Just what we

need --- rain in a Flood”, “Saturday Roundup”,

“No Matter what “Stadium” we’re in”


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1 1966 I

4/13/1966 – 5/12/1966

12 Cartoons about: “And in this Corner!”, “And where

is He?”, “The Only “Head” way he’s made yet”,

“Loungin’ on the Levee”, “Saturday Roundup”,

“We may not have the first man on the moon….”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Nothing seems to fit”,

“Those youngest in Congress”, “To the tune of

‘Dixie’“, “Granddaddy of gunpowder is at it

again”, “Stand up! Let’s see what you look like”

2 1966 II

5/13/1966 – 6/5/1966

12 Cartoons about: “Ok, Let’s move one”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Mao Tse-Tung, Chou en-Lai, or

Whoever”, “Can’t wait to see who claims the

catch”, “He stood up”, “Sergeant, why not just

accept retirement?”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Old

gullible caught napping again”, “Fastest “Gun” in

town”, “Out of the Rough?”, “Saturday Roundup”,

“Never Mind that! I wanta fly!”


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3 1966 III

6/8/1966 – 6/27/1966

12 Cartoons about: “Tranquility Blasted”, “This won’t

be easy”, “Good Luck!”, “Saturday Roundup”,

“The Flying carpet”, “Be patient, patient, the

Doctor’s rather busy”, “Saturday Roundup”

“Frustrated redheaded woodpecker”, “Some of the

words fairly jump out at you”, “Are you

Listenin’…?”, “Saturday Roundup”

4 1966 IV

6/30/1966 – 7/15/1966

12 Cartoons about: “These are --- were drums of

war”, “Let’s see what this crate’ll do!”, “It’ll be a

Long, Hot Summer … Potato-wise”, “In Full orbit

‘til August 4”, “Escalators also go down”,

“Another policeman trying to make an arrest”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Watch Chain ornaments”,

“Unjustified air strike”, “Don’t let him get at it!”,

“In the good ole summertime”, “The Federal

Employee and Congress”

5 1966 V

7/16/1966 – 8/6/1966

12 Cartoons about: “Saturday Roundup”, “Nero”, “Let

no one doubt it!”, “Space walks”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Timely Reminder”, “Glorious

“independence Day” Celebration”, “Read the fine

Print and vote yes”, “Hooker”, “Two for the

Money”, “Crash Program!”, “Crown Jewels”

6 1966 VI

8/12/1966 – 9/20/1966

12 Cartoons about: “Election Roundup”, “Snowball in

Hades”, “Make hay while the sun shines”, “Oh,

That achin’ back!”, “He just might regret it”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Selling Point”, “At the

bottom of it”, “Spectator Sport”, “A Winner!”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “After Vietnam, the next

course on his Menu”

7 1966 VII

9/21/1966 – 10/9/1966

12 Cartoons about: “Opportunity isn’t knocking, He’s

Pounding!”, “How to Strike out in three easy

lessons”, “Finally got his attention”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Builder”, “Paying the bill to boot!”,

“Time to end Spoon-feeding”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Pipe Dream”, “Wheeeeezze”,

“Intentional Walk”, “Could shape up that way”

8 1966 VIII

10/11/1966 – 10/30/1966

12 Cartoons about: “McNamara’s Maginot line “Fat

Cat”, “Saturday Roundup”, “A thousand mile

journey begins with one step”, “Pheww!!”,

“Forever blowing bubbles”, “Saturday Roundup”,

“Let’s get on to the main event”, “Where the action

isn’t”, “Seems there’s a change in the wind”, “End

of a ‘Press Conference’“, “And Still Growing”,

“Kid Stuff”


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9 1966 IV

11/2/1966 – 11/26/1966

12 Cartoons about: “For the Birds”, “Goad! That’s

his Middle Name”, “Trade-in Time”, “On your

mark, get set…”, “That morning after”, “Election

Roundup”, “I Say! Are you still there?”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Poor li’l guy with no room to run”,

“How he’d love to put a “Bird” on his Table”,

“Chopsticks”, “Saturday Roundup”


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1 1966 I

11/27/1966 – 12/16/1966

12 Cartoons about: “Stop shaking that tree!”,

“Somehow it doesn’t look right”, “Wasn’t there

again today; how they wish he’s go away”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Roar…?”, “---- A long way

to Temporary”, “Straight from the Cannon’s

Mouth”, “Draft”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Yule

Log”, “Teamster who tackled the wrong team”,

“En Garde!”

2 1966 II

12/20/1966 – 12/30/1966

7 Cartoons about: “Seasonal “Balancing” Act”, “Not

a bit too Soon to Consider”, “Something was said

about Credibility?”, “Saturday Roundup”, “The

Heathen Chinese is Peculiar”, “The only way

you’ll get out”, “Fancy meeting you here”

3 1967 I

1/3/1967 – 1/11/1967

5 Cartoons about: “Legislation Mountain”,

“Memphis Control Tower”, “To the hills, Men! The

Dam’s busted!!”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Well, Shet

Man Molif!!

4 1967 II

1/12/1967 – 2/2/1967

12 Cartoons about: “Needs Saying Again!”, “What a

TV commercial he’d be!”, “Saturday Roundup”,

“Just whose corner are they in?”, “We can hardly

wait for the Opening Curtain”, “John Q. “For

Quicksand” Taxpayer”, “Saturday Roundup”,

“Likely to be Rescued”, “The one and only certain

thing about it”, “Plenty of game, if you look for it”,

“Quite a Blast”, Soviets”, “Looks like a long

Siberian Winter”


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5 1967 III

2/4/1967 – 2/28/1967

12 Cartoons about: “Saturday Roundup”, “Credibility

Gap”, “The act had better be good”, “Then we’ll

leave”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Warily, we move

along”, “Not a bite too soon to ‘Bone up’“,

“Saturday Roundup”, “We ain’t gonna catch up ‘til

we Get Up”, “A Strange Humpty Dumpty --- he

bounces”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Secretary of No-

Defense”

6 1967 IV

3/1/1967 – 3/19/1967

12 Cartoons about: “If you want to see pure magic.

join us”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Misery’s got

Company”, “Head and Shoulders above the

crowd”, “No way out of it, we gotta saw wood”,

“The Man with the chin whiskers”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “A half-century of ‘Progress’“, “Port in

a Storm?”, “We Can’t hold it there forever”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Slowest starter in Spring

training records”

7 1967 V

3/21/1967 – 4/9/1967

12 Cartoons about: “We Must Have touched a nerve”,

“Should we throw him back?”, “The Best thing

McNamara could do”, “Saturday Roundup”, “And

no place to run”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Fella,

Aren’t you pulling somebody’s leg?”, “Time we

completed the Set”, “Oh, Man!! That feels good!!”,

“Tax-ican Standoff”, “Saturday Roundup”, “You

betcha boots they are!”

8 1967 VI

4/12/1967 – 5/3/1967

12 Cartoons about: “Sho’ be glad to get back to li’l

ole Texas”, “Carry most of the Burden

Yourselves” --- LBJ”, “Saturday Roundup”,

“Scratch his back, He’ll scratch yours”, “With

Luck, He can Make it”, “Saturday Roundup”,

“Maestro, are you reading the music?”, “The

Pants”, “Digging Himself a hole to crawl into”,

“Rescue from Yankee Imperialism”, “Remember

the Yalu?”, “’Rift’ between Russia and China”

9 1967 VII

5/5/1967 – 05/31/1967

12 Cartoons about: “Take your monkey off my back!”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Put your back into it,

Boys!”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Quick! Before the

Horse is gone”, “Rehabilitate!? I can’t even arrest

them!?”, “He’s Breaking our Hearts”, “Floating

Mine”, “Speaking of Paper Tigers”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Any Further comment on Moral

Obligation?”, “Well, Well,,,, need a little help

son?”


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10 1967 VIII

6/2/1967 – 6/16/1967

12 Cartoons about: “May have the last laugh yet”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Sweet dreams, Ole Buddy”,

“Thousands of years abuilding”, “Sands Teeth,

Sands Eyes, Sands Everything”, “All They do is get

the Bait”, “He Finally ‘Hit the Ceiling!’“,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Shakedown Cruise”, “Stars

and Stripes Forever”, “Another Rerun”, “That

ain’t Kosher”


Box twenty-four contains various political cartoons from 1967.

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1 1967 I

6/17/1967 -7/8/1967

12 Cartoons about: “Saturday Roundup”, “Apparently

Came to New York just to walk around”, “I haven’t

got a Chance!”, “Good Question”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Under on of the other two?”, “Another

“Wolf” at our Door”, “It’s Still There!”, “Hollow

Day”, “Time for a Long, Hard Look”, “And that’s

not a patch”, “Saturday Roundup”

2 1967 II

7/9/1967 – 7/23/1967

12 Cartoons about: “Can’t Ignore it”, “The Heathen

Chinese is Peculiar”, “It isn’t the armor that was

hurt”, “Let’s You and Him Fight”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Knight of the Road”, “What he

could’ve and should’ve done last year”, “Above it

All”, “You can Say that again”, “Smoke Signals”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “He let ‘im have it right on

the nose”

3 1967 III

7/25/1967 – 8/10/1967

12 Cartoons about: “Homeless, Wait”, “Doesn’t

Sound Much Like ‘America’“, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Something worth “Shooting” at”,

“Looks like a Standoff”, “No Relief in Sight?”,

“Thereby hangs a tail”, “Saturday Roundup”,

“Nailed to the Cross”, “What is a Camel?”,

“You’re a sick, old man, You’re sick!”, “No! No!

Drink it all!”

4 1967 IV

8/11/1967 – 9/22/1967

12 Cartoons about: “A look at our World”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “One Lever does it all!”, “Shades of

Carry Nation”, “Just how is “usury” defined”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “What a Job!!”, “Sooner or

Later one won’t miss”, “For the Birds”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Roll Call in the UN”, “Fun-Lovin’

Gourmets Delight”


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5 1967 V

9/24/1967 – 10/12/1967

12 Cartoons about: “Above the Crowd”, “Bench

Strength”, “Sssssst!”, “No Midgets need apply”,

Councilmen “Keystone”, “Don’t just sit there…

time’s a-wastin’”, “Mister, this street’s one-way”,

“Leverage”, “Liftoff”, “The Melancholy Days”,

“We hardly think he’s worth his girth”, “Wouldn’t

like to try again, Would you?”

6 1967 VI

10/13/1967 – 11/1/1967

12 Cartoons about: “Looter”, “Where the Muscle is”,

“Motorists’ Nightmare”, “Yes’r, You need a

haircut!”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “The Pulling Power”, “The Bear’s

trap”, “Did someone mention brainwash?”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “And he wants to renew his

Driver’s license”, “Shouldn’t be Hard to

Straighten out”

7 1967 VII

11/2/1967 – 11/15/1967

12 Cartoons about: “You can bet his lights will be on

…. Will yours?”, “Thanks for Delivering, doc”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Feet of Clay”, “Wasting no

time”, “On the Spot”, “And that isn’t Counterfeit!”,

“No way to roll without it”, “Saturday Roundup”,

“America’s voice, when it’s put to a vote”,

“Again!!”, “Trouble on Oiled Waters”

8 1967 VIII

11/16/1967 – 12/5/1967

12 Cartoons about: “You’re darn tootin’”, “Here’s

your hat, what’s your hurry?”, “Music, maestro.

Please!”, “Either way, or both, the poor guy gets

it”, “Wont you join me?”, “Saturday Roundup”,

“The target he wants most… our back”, “Le Grand

Faces the Facts”, “Going for “broke” here, Too?”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “How to Empty a Room in a

Hurry”, “In a way, He’s “High up” on them”

9 1967 IX

12/6/1967 – 12/23/1967

12 Cartoons about: “Bobby Sock”, “Why does he

Climb it? Because it’s There!”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Easy, Tiger… one at a time”, “Peace

Feelers?”, “She hardly recognizes the old Place”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Bald Eagle”, “Look who’s

home for Christmas”, “Showed a Bit more Fire this

time”, “We’d better look alive!”, “Saturday

Roundup”

10 1967 X

12/25/1967 – 12/30/1967

5 Cartoons about: “The Evergreen”, “If at first you

don’t succeed, why, why, again?”, “More “life”

than he’s shown in four years”, “He didn’t even

yell ‘fore’“, “Saturday Roundup”


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Box twenty-five contains various political cartoons from 1968.

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1 1968 I

1/1/1968 -1/18/1968

12 Cartoons about: “Out with the old…….. in with the

new!”, “There had to be a limit!”, “Hot Pursuit”,

“While you’re still on home ground”, “Cambodian

Primary Reader”, “Ugh! Could be hazardous to

health”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Jes’ Back up

Nawth from Texas”, “You get in th’ back”,

“World’s Economic ‘Wild Life’“, “It seems he’d

give up”, “The corn was as high as an Elephant’s

eye”

2 1968 II

1/20/1968 – 2/17/1968

12 Cartoons about: “Saturday Roundup”, “Around

and Around we go…”, “Wait for Expansion?

Mister, it’s here!”, “Now Hear this!”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “He hasn’t laid a Glove…”, “Surprised,

Mr. Groundhog?”, “Saturday Roundup”,

“Literary shot full of Holes”, “While walking the

tight wire”, “They say he got the idea from the

White House”, “Saturday Roundup”

3 1968 III

2/20/1968 – 3/13/1968

12 Cartoons about: “Blind, or Plain Stupid?”,

“Beyond the bounds or Tolerance”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “The ‘Dark Room’“, “Hang on, John”,

“He deserves it!”, “No House should be without

one”, “Depends on how the wind blows”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “We note in Passing”, “A

Little late isn’t it?”, “Greatest Show on Earth”

4 1968 IV

3/14/1968 – 3/28/1968

12 Cartoons about: “The old pro musta looked up”,

“Grave!”, “Saturday Roundup”, “The Flower

Children”, “Get hold of yourself, Fella”, “Rocky”,

“Hard Facts hit Hard”, “A case of Grab it or

Drown”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Canals, Known as

Jugular Veins”, “Doesn’t hurt to check”,

“Meanwhile….”

5 1968 V

3/30/1968 – 4/16/1968

12 Cartoons about: “Saturday Roundup”, “No! No

More ‘Salesmen!’“, “To Clear up any Doubts”,

“We’re not counting yet”, “You Didn’t go far

enough!”, “Our ray of Hope”, “I think I see

Something!”, “Scraping the Bottom of the Barrel”,

“The War’s Big Push”, “Time Out!”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Hard time Making ends meet”


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6 1968 VI

4/17/1968 – 5/4/1968

12 Cartoons about: “Man, That’s Music!”, “Indeed it

is a ‘ell of a ‘ole”, “Saturday Roundup”,

“Shuttlecock”, “If we intend to get underway”,

“’Scrap’ Lumber”, “They Just seem to melt away”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Ki-Yi Yippy Yay!!”, “May

as well Face it”, “Nothing new about a March to

Washington”, “Saturday Roundup”

7 1968 VII

5/5/1968 – 5/30/1968

12 Cartoons about: “Bare-Knuckle Baines, He’s now

knowed as”, “’Dancer’“, “More off than he

wanted”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Another train

running late”, “Parisian Apache”, “What a Relief

to get outa that ‘Rough’“, “Saturday Roundup”, De

Gaulle “Stood his ground too long”, “Monday was

Washday”, “’Johnson’ Grass”, “Northwest

Passage”

8 1968 VIII

5/31/1968 – 6/20/1968

12 Cartoons about: “All Gaulle is Divided into one

Part”, “Saturday Roundup”, “You’d be smart to

send the dog in First”, “Saturday Roundup”,

“Impassable Roadblock”, “Does this include on-

campus?”, “It’s Still There … Merely Suspended”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Glass House Dweller

getting away with Murder”, “Sock it to ‘em!!”,

“Face to Face”, “Two good Whuppin’s are in

order”

9 1968 IX

6/21/1968 – 7/11/1968

12 Cartoons about: “Emergency Call Answered”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Let’s both quit right now”,

“History will Record”, “This Hijacking has got to

stop”, “Not if we Can Help it”, “’Typewriter’ for

reporting progresses of the war”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “The Best Slate”, “Look, Ma! Fewer

Cavities!!”, “Somebody Slipped up”, “Becoming a

Paris Landmark”


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Box twenty-six contains various political cartoons from1968.

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1 1968 I

7/12/1968 – 8/3/1968

12 Cartoons about: “No, this isn’t the Republican

Convention”, “Saturday Roundup”, “You could

call it “Inheritance Tax“, “Right-of-way?”, “Yes,

Mr. Congressman, the Natives are Restless”,

“More than Just Shadowboxing”, “Mahomet and

the Mountain”, “Be a shame to waste it”, “All for

the want of Horseshoe nail”, “Hold it!”, “So much

agonizing”, “Election Roundup”

2 1968 II

8/6/1968 – 9/5/1968

12 Cartoons about: “Too soon to say who gets

torpedoed”, “You don’t Say”, “This country must

be nuts”, “No. 2 Spot”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Not

Earthshaking, but there are Tremors”, “His

Crime? He showed signs of Life”, “Be my Guest”,

“Chicago Stockyards”, “Old Hat”, “’Under’

orders”, “Surveyed and Found”

3 1968 III

9/6/1968 – 9/29/1968

12 Cartoons about: “Sleepless Nights”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Warming Rays”, “Judas Goat”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Hammed it up long

enough”, “Write your Congressman…. And Put it

in Braille”, “Somehow, they look smaller from up

here”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Typhoid Mary”,

“Demonstrating Everywhere”, “Hey, Fellas,

Jogging’s the thing now…. Fellas?”, “It ain’t

easy”

4 1968 IV

10/1/1968 – 10/15/1968

12 Cartoons about: “Strip for action, Mate!!”,

“Hubert Horatio Humphrey”, “Whaddya Know?

We’re in the same boat!”, “The Worried Series”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “We all Know we need

decentralized Gov’t”, “Time to Retire… and they

won’t let ‘im”, “If we sit back and gaze too long”,

“Avoiding it, if possible”, “If operation successful,

patient dies”, “Poor Hubert… Nary a nibble”,

“The 90th Congress stands Adjourned!!”

5 1968 V

10/16/1968 – 11/9/1968

12 Cartoons about: “These days we use birdshot….not

buckshot”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Short ‘n’

Sweet”, “Sales are rather slow”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Steady as She goes”, “Three-way

home stretch”, “Happy to Help”, “Gee, What

Street’s that kid been on?”, “The Old ‘College

Try’“, “Clip and take to the polls”, “Saturday

Roundup”


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6 1968 VI

11/13/1968 – 12/7/1968

12 Cartoons about: “Scratch his back, he scratches

back”, “Comrade Cossack’s having troubles”,

“Fire a coupla warnin’ shots at ‘im Sheriff”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Aircraft to tower … do you

read me!!?”, “Saturday Roundup”, “A Toss-up”,

“An early have-not nation”, “The “Safe” streets of

Washington”, “An Arab defending his land”, “They

won’t beat this rap”, “Saturday Roundup”

7 1968 VII

12/8/1968 – 12/24/1968

12 Cartoons about: “The Shape of the Table”,

“Eyeball to Eyeball”, “History’s most senseless

‘race’“, “Asian Flu”, “That makes it official”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “This fella needs a lift!”,

“All’s quiet”, “Unhh! Unh! ….. Unh!...”, “Amen!”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “It is, indeed, a Merry

Christmas!!”

8 1968 VIII

12/25/1968 – 12/27/1968

3 Cartoons about: “Within gravitational pull”,

“‘Twas the day after Christmas”, “What goes….or

follows….here?”


Box twenty-seven contains various political cartoons from 1968-1970.

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1 1969 I

1/2/1969 – 2/21/1969

12 Cartoons about: “Careful, Mister – Washington

Can be Dangerous”, “You hotheads take it easy!”,

“Might well be called “treasure” Island”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “A Bright idea, lady ….

Light the night!”, “Testing…Testing…”,

“Protestors do some good…. They provide jobs”,

“’Care to Sign?’“, “Saturday Roundup”, “A

Dropped out”, “This trip’s down to earth”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Worse’n Dogs”

2 1969 II

2/27/1969 – 6/24/1969

12 Cartoons about: “Measuring 10-foot water with a

5-foot pole”, “The Impossible Dream”, “They

better Believes it!”, “Please, ma’am, Just the

facts”, “What is this? Memphis on the Nile?”,

“Look who got a haircut”, “They just won’t fit”,

“View from Hamburger Hill”, “A Thing Called

Competitive Spirit”, “It’s his Neck”, “OmiGosh!”,

“Maybe He’s Friendly… He wagged his tail”


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3 1969 III

6/27/1969 – 10/30/1969

12 Cartoons about: “Now let’s hear the other one”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Quiet!!”, “Settin’ there ‘til

the cows come home”, “Saturday Roundup”,

Congress “For him, Labor day is Today”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Strike-out in Anybody’s

league”, “Hey, world, Look who’s sitting down to

talk”, “At Bay!!”, Private Club “Things are tough

all over”, “A Real Lull…. Or a Lullaby”

4 1969-1970 I

11/8/1969 – 2/11/1970

12 Cartoons about: “Saturday Roundup”, “Weekend of

the Big Launching”, “Stop!! Funerals are going

by”, “Saturday Roundup”, “Saturday Roundup”,

“The Count up!”, “Saturday Roundup”, “You’ve

seen the President’s Hand”, “Saturday Roundup”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Recess is Over! Get to

Work!”, “From down East to Down South”

5 1970 I

2/15/1970 – 4/7/1970

12 Cartoons about: “Don’t Miss it!!”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Only two more times to go through”,

“Some people will steal anything”, “Merely

Sidetracked, not solved”, “Saturday Roundup”,

“Need an Interpreter?”, “Basic Training”,

“Ground Breaking”, “Saturday Roundup”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Only has to Squeeze

through one more turn”

6 1970 II

4/10/1970 – 7/10/1970

12 Cartoons about: “What we need is a whole new

set”, “No Man’s Land”, “Little by Little”,

“Decisions! Decisions!”, “Saturday Roundup”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Saturday Roundup”,

“Seems there’s more of them than there is of me”,

“Just hope it works”, “Passing the buck Private”,

“Saturday Roundup”, “Cotton Chopper”

7 1970 III

7/11/1970 – 8/27/1970

9 Cartoons about: “Saturday Roundup”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “No Pinch-hitters needed”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Junk Mail”, “Saturday Roundup”,

“Kindred Souls for a Chance”, “Saturday

Roundup”, “Saturday Roundup”

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