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1 online resource (376 pages) |
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PREFACE; INTRODUCTION; HISTORY AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE PULITZER PRIZE FOR EDITORIAL CARTOON; PRESENTATION PRACTICES OF AWARD-WINNING CARTOONS; REMARKS ABOUT THE DOCUMENTATION CRITERIA; 1922 AWARD: ABOUT PROBLEMS WITHIN THE SOVIET UNION IN 1921; "WELL -- YOU MAY 'KEEP PART OF YOUR FOOD,' IVAN"; "ASSISTING THE SICK MAN"; "ON THE ROAD TO MOSCOW"; 1923 AWARD: ABOUT THE DECISION TO WITHHOLD THE PRIZE FOR WORK DONE IN 1922; NAMES OF THE BOARD MEMBERS VOTING FOR "NO AWARD"; 1924 AWARD: ABOUT AMERICAN PEOPLE AND INSTITUTIONS IN 1923; "IN GOOD OLD U.S.A." |
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"RIDDLE: WHY IS THE MACHINERY OF GOVERNMENT LIKE ANY OTHER KIND OF MACHINERY?""AND WE TALK ABOUT STABILIZING THE FARM INDUSTRY BY LEGISLATION!"; 1925 AWARD: ABOUT PEACE HOPES AND WAR FEARS IN 1924; "NEWS FROM THE OUTSIDE WORLD"; "A COUPLE OF QUESTIONS"; "BRINGING A LITTLE LIGHT INTO IT"; 1926 AWARD: ABOUT LAW AND ORDER VALUES IN 1925; "THE LAWS OF MOSES AND THE LAWS OF TODAY"; "THE VOLSTEAD TRAIL"; "MAKING HER RIDICULOUS"; 1927 AWARD: ABOUT CONFLICTS AND PROBLEM SOLVING IN 1926; "TOPPLING THE IDOL"; "TOP-HEAVY STRUCTURES REQUIRE BRACING"; "HIS OWN DUST" |
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1928 AWARD: ABOUT PEACE KEEPING WITH LATIN AMERICAN COUNTRIES IN 1927"MAY HIS SHADOW NEVER GROW LESS"; "A NEW BOUNDARY MARK"; "A BIRD OF PEACE"; 1929 AWARD: ABOUT ASPECTS OF THE GRAND OLD PARTY IN 1928; "TAMMANY"; "SEE THE PRETTY BANNER"; "WE'LL RUN THIS CAMPAIGN"; 1930 AWARD: ABOUT WAR DEPTS AND REPARATIONS IN 1929; "PAYING FOR A DEAD HORSE"; "WILL THE PEACE DOVE RETURN?"; "LIGHTING THE WORLD"; 1931 AWARD: ABOUT RUSSIA'S INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL ITEMS IN 1930; "AN OLD STRUGGLE STILL GOING ON"; "CANT GET A FIRM GRIP"; "MOVE OVER!"; 1932 AWARD: ABOUT DEPRESSION AND UNEMPLOYMENT IN 1931 |
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"A WISE ECONOMIST ASKS A QUESTION""THE DANGEROUS SHORT-CUT"; "THE DREAM OF LABOR"; 1933 AWARD: ABOUT JAPAN'S QUARRELS AND AGGRESSIONS IN 1932; "THE LIGHT OF ASIA"; "HARA KIRI"; "FANNING THE FLAME"; 1934 AWARD: ABOUT AMERICAN LYNCHING PRACTICES IN 1933; "OVER THE DOME AT ANNAPOLIS-"; "CALIFORNIA POINTS WITH PRIDE-!!"; "A REMINDER"; 1935 AWARD: ABOUT STRIKES AND LABOR ACTIVITIES IN 1934; "WHY MUST IT REACH THIS 'POINT?'"; "WE COVER THE WATERFRONT"; "SURE, I'LL WORK FOR BOTH SIDES"; 1936 AWARD: ABOUT THE DECISION TO WITHHOLD THE PRIZE FOR WORK DONE IN 1935 |
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NAMES OF THE BOARD MEMBERS VOTING FOR "NO AWARD"1937 AWARD: ABOUT DANGEROUS EUROPEAN CONDITIONS IN 1936; "COME ON IN, I'LL TREAT YOU RIGHT. I USED TO KNOW YOUR DADDY"; "EUROPE'S EYE VIEW OF HER FUTURE"; "A FAMOUS CAT BEGINS TO WORRY OVER ITS REMAINING LIVES"; 1938 AWARD: ABOUT ARISING OF WORLD-WIDE CONFLICTS IN 1937; "WHEN THE LAST ETHIOPIAN IS DEAD"; "WHEEEEE-E-E-E-E-E-E-BANG!-EXCUSE IT, PLEASE"; "THE ROAD BACK?"; 1939 AWARD: ABOUT GERMANY'S STRATEGIES OF OCCUPATION IN 1938; "THE NEXT BITE"; "THE STAKES ARE HIGH"; "NOMINATION FOR 1938"; 1940 AWARD: ABOUT BREAKING OUT OF WORLD WAR II IN 1939 |
| Summary |
The Pulitzer Prize Archive. A History and Anthology of Award-winning Materials in Journalism, Letters and Arts |
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Print version record |
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Editorial cartoons -- Awards -- United States
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Editorial cartoonists -- United States
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American wit and humor, Pictorial.
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American wit and humor, Pictorial
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Editorial cartoonists
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Editorial cartoons -- Awards
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Politics and government
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United States -- Politics and government -- 20th century -- Caricatures and cartoons
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United States
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| Genre/Form |
Caricatures and cartoons
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| ISBN |
9783110955774 |
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3110955776 |
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