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Content Survey & Selective Index For Editor & Publisher International Year Books *1929-1949

Compiled by Gary M. Johnson Reference Librarian Newspaper & Current Periodical Room Serial & Government Publications Division Library of Congress

2013

This survey of the contents of the 1929-1949 Editor & Publisher International Year Books consists of two parts: a page-by-page selective transcription of the material in the Year Books and a selective index to the contents (topics, names, and titles) of the Year Books. The purpose of this document is to inform researchers about the contents of the E&P Year Books in order to help them determine if the Year Books will be useful in their work. Secondly, creating this document has helped me, a reference librarian in the Newspaper & Current Periodical Room at the Library of Congress, to learn about the Year Books so that I can provide better service to researchers.

The transcript was created by examining the Year Books and recording the items on each page in page number order. Advertisements for individual newspapers and specific companies involved in the mechanical aspects of newspaper operations were not recorded in the transcript of contents or added to the index.

The index (beginning on page 33) attempts to provide access to E&P Year Books by topics, names, and titles of columns, comic strips, etc., which appeared on the pages of the Year Books or were mentioned in syndicate and feature service ads. The headings are followed by references to the years and page numbers on which the heading appears. The individual Year Books have detailed indexes to their contents. Although this index does not provide the same detail for the general contents as the original individual volume indexes do, it does bring indexing from 1929-1949 together, provides detailed access to the names and titles mentioned in feature and syndicate advertisements, and associates terms which evolved over time (such as “Chain-Owned Newspapers” which became “Newspaper Chains” and later “Newspaper Groups”).

In the original volume indexes of the Year Books some contents are referred to as being located in the “News Section” which means the item is within the pages (numbered with Roman numerals) of the Editor & Publisher issue in which the Year Book was included—Year Books were issued as a regular issue of the weekly E&P publication, usually in January. These “News Section” pages were not bound with the separate E&P Year Book volumes in the Library of Congress collection.

1 Indexes for the regular issues of Editor & Publisher were produced twice each year—one covering January-June and the second covering July-December (see: E&P International Year Book, January 25, 1936, p. 188).

Recommended uses of this resource

The E&P Year Books contain a wide variety of information about journalism, journalists, advertising, and the newspaper publishing business. Here are some uses of this resource.

A researcher is looking for the work of a columnist that was published in the Hearst newspapers during 1944. Each volume of the E&P Year Book has a list of newspaper chains and the newspapers that belonged to each chain. Look in the index section for the heading “Newspaper Chains of the U.S. & Canada” to find the location within the E&P Year Books of the list of newspaper chains.

Who were the members of the Congressional Press Gallery in 1938 and what organizations did they represent? Check the index under the heading “Congressional Press Gallery.” This entry will show the location within the Year Books of the list of members of the Congressional Press Gallery and the organizations they represented.

Who was the book review editor for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch in 1947? The Year Books contain a section which lists the department editors of U.S. and Canadian newspapers. The locations of these lists are under the heading “Department Editors of U.S. & Canadian Newspapers” in the index. Answer: Irving Dillard.

What newspapers were published in tabloid format? See the index heading “Tabloid Newspapers.” Which newspapers distributed the “American Weekly,” “Parade,” or “This Week” magazine supplements? Try the “Newspaper Magazine Sections” index heading. To actually find the answers to these questions you will need to see the appropriate Year Book, but this resource will help guide you to the location of the answer.

You get the idea. Take a look--I hope you find this to be a useful resource.

Gary M. Johnson February, 2013

*E&P International Year Book began in 1921. Year books beginning with 1936 are in the Newspaper & Current Periodical Room Reference Collection. Volumes for other years are bound with issues of Editor & Publisher and are in the Library’s General Collection. Volumes for 1921-1928 and 1932 have not been located at the Library of Congress.

An additional resource at the Library of Congress for research on early newspaper cartoons, comic strips, and columnists is the Copyright Registration file. Located in the Copyright Office at the Library of Congress, these records (prior to 1978) are currently in the original paper format. After 1978 records are searchable on the Copyright website.

1929 (bound with issues in General Collection) --McNaught Syndicate Ad, p. 7 --Ledger Syndicate Ad, p. 14-15 --Article: 1928 Year of Stable Prosperity for Press, p. 17 --How to Read the Year Book, p. 17 --Circulations, Rates and Personnel of 1,939 Daily Newspapers, p. 18-114 --Circulations, Rates and Personnel of Canadian Daily Newspapers, p. 120-123 --Newspaper Advertising Representatives in U.S., Canada, & London, p. 124-126 --Machine Composition Schools & Courses in North America, p. 128 --Ad for Propaganda by Edward L. Bernays, p. 132 --Directory of Merchandising Papers—U.S. & Canada, p. 133 --New York World Syndicate Ad, p. 134-135 --Article: Circulations Increase at Slower Rate, p. 136 --Ready Reckoner for U.S. & Canadian Newspapers (Estimate of a Campaign’s Cost), p. 137 --Newspapers Operating a Merchandising Service, p. 138-139 --Article: Cost Factor Increasingly Favors Dailies, p. 139 --Newspaper Rotogravure Sections—U.S. & Canada, p. 139 --Pulitzer Prize Awards—1927, p. 140 --Analysis of Magazine & Newspaper Circulations & Rates by States & Territorial Market Groups, p. 140-147 --Principal Chain-Owned Dailies of U.S.A., p. 142-143 --Mat, Cut, and Ad Art Services, p. 143 --Pay of Mechanical Forces in Principal Cities of the U.S., p. 148 --Consolidated Press Association Ad, p. 140-151 --Chicago Daily News Syndicate Ad, p. 152 --A.B.C. (Audit Bureau of Circulations) Circulation Statistics (Net Paid Circulation)— U.S., Canada, Foreign Language Papers, & Weekly Papers, p. 153-186 --Science Service Ad, p. 160 --Gannett Newspapers Ad, p. 167 --New York Herald Tribune Syndicate Ad, p. 177 --International Syndicate Ad, p. 178 --State Legislative Correspondents, p. 188 --Art Gravure Corp. Ad (lists newspapers), p. 189 --Advertising Agencies & Their Space Buyers—U.S. & Canada, p. 193-216 --American Newspaper Annual & Directory (Ayer) Ad, p. 195 --Chicago Tribune Newspapers Syndicate Ad (comics, fiction & columns), p. 202-203 --World-Wide News Service Ad, p. 205 --Feature & Picture Syndicates of U.S. & Canada, p. 218 --NEA Service Inc. Ad, p. 219 --King Features Syndicate Ad, p. 220-221 --Standard Books on Newspaper Making & Advertising, p. 222-224 --Kay Features, Inc. Ad, p. 225 --Important Buyers of Daily Newspaper Space, p. 226-242 --Lucky Strike Cigarettes Ad (Al Jolson), p. 227

3 --Estimate 1927 Newspaper National Accounts, p. 243 --Associations & Clubs—U.S. & Canada, p. 244 --Advertising Clubs of the U.S., Canada & Europe, p. 245-249 --Federation of Women’s Advertising Clubs, p. 249 --The Advertising Commission, p. 249 --Advertising Associations, p. 249-250 --Foreign Correspondents in the U.S., p. 250 --Harvard Advertising Awards—1927, p. 250 --Schools of Journalism in U.S., p. 251-252 --Newspaper Institute of America Ad, p. 253 --Literary & Art Markets of the U.S., p. 254-255 --Necrology (E&P obituary notices)—1928, p. 255-256 --Canons of Journalism, p. 256 --Press Gallery of the Congress of the U.S., p. 257-258 --Newspaper Linage, 23 Chief Cities, 1920-1928, p. 260-261 --Principal Departmental Editors of U.S. & Canadian Dailies, p. 262-268 --Year’s Important Legal Actions in Field of Daily Newspapers, p. 269-273 --E&P Correspondents in Principal World Cities, p. 273 --British Section, p. 275 --Circulations, Advertising Rates and Personnel of Daily Newspapers of Great Britain, p. 275-278 --Important British Class Periodicals, p. 278 --British Advertising Agencies, p. 280-286 --British Advertising Associations, p. 287-288 --British Newspaper Associations, p. 288 --Courses in Journalism, p. 289 --Courses in Advertising, p. 289 --Shipping Editors of Leading Dailies, p. 289 --New York Correspondents—Out-of-Town Newspapers, p. 289 --Editor & Publisher Newsdealers, p. 289 --International Directory of Daily Newspapers, p. 290-316 --Index to 1929 International Year Book Contents, p. 318, 320 --Metropolitan Newspaper Service Features Ad, p. 319

1930 (bound with issues in the General Collection) --McNaught Syndicate, Inc. Ad, p. 7 --Ledger Syndicate Ad, p. 14-15 --Article: Greatest Circulation and Advertising, p. 17 --Circulations, Rates & Personnel of 1,944 Daily Newspapers, p. 18-116 --How to Measure Copy in Terms of Type Space, p. 116 --Harvard Advertising Awards, 1928, p. 116 --Table for Converting Square Inches of Manuscript, Typewriter, or Reprint copy into Square Inches of any Type, 4 to 36 Point, p. 117 --Circulations, Rates and Personnel of Canadian Dailies, p. 118-122 --Propaganda (book) by Edward Bernays Ad, p. 123

4 --Newspaper Advertising Representatives in United States & Canada, p. 124-126 --Machine Composition Schools and Courses in North America, p. 128 --Directory of Merchandising Papers, U.S. & Canada, p. 129 --New York World Syndicate Ad (columnists), p. 130-131 --Article: Circulations Rose 4 Per Cent in 1929, p. 132 --Basic Facts for the Buyers and Sellers of Newspaper Advertising Space, p. 132 --Ready Reckoner for U.S. & Canadian Newspapers, p. 134 --Article: Dailies Hold Low Space Cost Advantage, p. 135 --Newspaper Rotogravure Sections, p. 135 --New York Correspondents for Out-of-Town Newspapers, p. 136 --Mat, Cut and Ad Art Services, p. 136 --Pulitzer Prize Awards—1928, p. 136 --Analysis of Magazine & Newspaper Circulations & Rates by States & Territorial Market Groups, p. 137-143 --Principal Chain-Owned Dailies of U.S.A., p. 138-139 --Pay of Mechanical Forces in Principal Cities of the U.S., p. 144 --A.B.C. (Audit Bureau of Circulations) Newspaper Circulation Analysis, p. 149-180 --Gannett Newspapers Ad, p. 167 --Speed Graphic Camera Ad, p. 177 --Art Gravure Corp. Ad, p. 181 --Advertising Agencies & Their Space Buyers, p. 185-202 --Ayer Directory Ad, p. 187 --Chicago Tribune Newspapers Syndicate Ad (comics & columnists), p. 194-195 --Chicago Daily News Foreign News Service Ad, p. 199 --Science Service Ad, p. 201 --Feature & Picture Syndicates of U.S. & Canada, p. 204-206 --NEA Service Ad, p. 205 --Kent Press Service Ad, p. 207 --King Features Syndicate Ad (comics & columnists), p. 208-209 --Standard Books on Newspaper Making and Advertising, p. 210-212 --Newspaper Institute of America Ad, p. 211 --Press Gallery of the Congress of the United States, p. 214-216 --Newspapers Operating a Merchandising Service, p. 218 --Principal Departmental Editors of U.S and Canadian Dailies, p. 220-248 --International Syndicate Ad, p. 238 --Graham McNamee Ad (CurrentNewsFeatures, Inc.). p. 244 --Associations and Clubs—U.S. & Canada, p. 249-250 --State Legislative Correspondents, p. 250-251 --Schools, Departments, & Courses in Journalism—U.S., p. 251-252 --Cooking School Operators for Newspapers, p. 252 --Literary & Art Markets of the U.S., p. 253 --College Publications, p. 253 --Advertising Clubs of the U.S. & Canada, p. 254-255 --Advertising Associations, p. 255 --Necrology—1929, p. 256 --Year’s Important Legal Actions in Field of Daily Newspapers, p. 257-258

5 --Foreign Correspondents in the U.S., p. 258 --Newspaper Linage, 23 Chief Cities, 1920-1929, p. 260-261 --British Section, p. 263 --Circulations, Advertising Rates & Personnel of Daily Newspapers of Great Britain, p. 263-266 --Canons of Journalism, p. 266 --Advertising Agencies of Great Britain & Northern Ireland, p. 268-274 --British Advertising Associations, p. 275-276 --British Newspaper Associations, p. 276 --Newspapers of the Antipodes (Australia & New Zealand), p. 277 --Article: Newspaper Changes & Developments in Great Britain, p. 277 --International Directory of Daily Newspapers (4th Annual), p. 278-301 --S.S. Koppe & Co., Inc. Ad (international publisher’s representatives), p. 283-300 --Metropolitan Newspaper Service Ad (features offered), p. 303 --Index to 1930 International Year Book Contents, p. 302-304

1931 (bound with issues in the General Collection) --McNaught Syndicate, Inc. Ad (features & comics), p. 7 --Ledger Syndicate Ad, p. 14-15 --Article: Circulations Held in Depressed Year, p. 17 --Circulations, Rates, and Personnel of 1,942 U.S. Daily Newspapers, p. 18-110 --Gannett Newspapers Ad, p. 73 --Canons of Journalism, p. 110 --Circulations, Rates, and Personnel of Canadian Dailies, p. 111-113 --Newspaper Advertising Representatives in U.S. & Canada, p. 114-116 --Directory of Merchandising Papers, U.S. & Canada, p. 117 --Article: Circulations, Rates, Held Even in 1930, p. 120 --Basic Facts for the Buyers and Sellers of Newspaper Advertising Space, p. 120 --New York Correspondents—Out-of-Town Newspapers, p. 120 --Ready Reckoner for U.S. & Canadian Daily Newspapers, p. 122 --Article: Dailies Hold Low Space Cost Advantage, p. 123 --Newspaper Rotogravure Sections, p. 123 --American Correspondents in London, p. 214 --Principal Chain Owned Dailies of U.S.A., p. 124-127 --Analysis of Magazine & Newspaper Circulations & Rates by State & Territorial Market Groups, p. 124-131 --Pay of Mechanical Forces as of Jan. 1, 1931 in Principal US Cities, p. 132 --A.B.C. (Audit Bureau of Circulations) Newspaper Circulation Analysis, p. 135-169 --Advertising Agencies & Their Space Buyers, p. 170-188 --Science Service Ad, p. 187 --Feature & Picture Syndicates of U.S. & Canada, p. 190-196 --NEA Service, Inc. Ad, p. 191 --Chicago Tribune Newspapers Syndicate Ad (comics & writers), p. 192-193 --International Syndicate Ad, p. 194 --New York Herald Tribune Syndicate Ad, p. 195

6 --United Press Ad, p. 197 --Standard Books on Newspaper Making & Advertising, p. 199-200 --Newspapers Operating a Merchandising Service, p. 205 --Press Gallery of the Congress of the United States, p. 206-208 --Lucky Strike Cigarette Ad, p. 207 --Principal Departmental Editors of U.S. & Canadian Dailies, p. 210-235 --International Vending Machine Ad, p. 219 --Associations & Clubs—U.S. & Canada, p. 236-237 --State Legislative Correspondents, p. 237-238 --Foreign Correspondents in the U.S., p. 238 --Schools, Departments & Courses in Journalism—U.S., p. 238-241 --Newspaper Institute of America Ad, p. 239 --Literary & Art Markets of the U.S., p. 241 --Newspaper Linage, 23 Chief Cities, 1922-1930, p. 242-243 --Pulitzer Awards for 1929, p. 244 --Harvard Advertising Awards—1929, p. 244 --Mat, Cut & Ad Art Services, p. 245 --Year’s Important Legal Decision & Opinions on Newspapers, p. 245 --Old Newspaper Uses, p. 245 --Necrology—1930, p. 246 --British Section, p. 249 --Circulations, Advertising Rates and Personnel of Daily Newspapers of Great Britain, p. 249-254 --Important British Class Periodicals, p. 252 --British Newspaper Associations, p. 254 --British Advertising Associations, p. 255 --Advertising Agencies of Great Britain & Northern Ireland, p. 256-259 --Radio Stations Owned By or Affiliated with U.S. & Canadian Newspapers, p. 259 --International Directory of Daily Newspapers (5th Annual), p. 260-276 --Index to 1931 International Year Book Contents, p. 278-280 --United Feature Syndicate Ad, p. 279

1932 This volume has not been located in the LC collection

1933 (bound with issues in the General Collection) --Ledger Syndicate Ad, p. 8-9 --Article: How Press Withstood Strain of 1932, p. 11 --Circulations, Rates, & Personnel of 1,913 Daily (U.S.) Newspapers, p. 12-94 --Gannett Newspapers Ad, p. 59 --Canons of Journalism, p. 94 --Circulations, Rates & Personnel of Canadian Dailies, p. 95-97 --Newspaper Advertising Representatives in U.S., Canada, & England, p. 98-100 --Ready Reckoner for U.S. & Canada, p. 101

7 --Newspaper Linage, 23 Chief Cities, 1924-1932, p. 104-105 --Principal Chain Owned Dailies of U.S.A., p. 106 --Basic Facts for the Buyers and Sellers of Newspaper Advertising Space, p. 106 --Press Gallery of the Congress of the U.S., p. 108-109 --Pay of Mechanical forces as of Jan. 1, 1933 in principal cities, p. 110 --Newspaper-Owned or Operated Radio Stations in the U.S. & Canada, p. 112 --Leading Negro Publications of the U.S., p. 117- 118 --A.B.C. (Audit Bureau of Circulations) Circulation Statistics, p. 119-140 --Science Service Ad, p. 125 --Standard Rate & Data Service Ad, p. 136 --Advertising Agencies and Their Space Buyers, p. 142-154 --Ayer Directory Ad, p. 143 --Canadian Advertising Agencies & Their Space Buyers, p. 154-155 --Editor & Publisher Newspaper Promotion Awards for 1931, p. 155 --Pulitzer Prizes, p. 155 --Feature & Picture Syndicates of U.S. & Canada, p. 156-161 --New York Herald Tribune Syndicate Ad (Walter Lippmann), p. 156 --NEA Service, Inc. Ad, p. 157 --Chicago Tribune Newspapers Syndicate Ad, p. 158-159 --Schools, Departments & Courses in Journalism—U.S., p. 161-162 --Newspaper Institute of America Ad, p. 163 --Standard & Recent Books on Journalism & Advertising, p. 164-165 --Principal Foreign Language Dailies & Weeklies of U.S.A., p. 166-169 --Mat, Cut, & Ad Art Services, p. 169 --Newspaper Measures, p. 169 --Principal Department Editors of U.S. & Canadian Dailies, p. 170-185 --Welfare Committee of the International Circulation Managers Association Ad, p. 181 --Personnel Bureau of Sigma Delta Chi Ad, p. 181 --Associations & Clubs—U.S. & Canada, p. 185-186 --Operators of Cooking Schools for Newspapers, p. 186 --Advertising Clubs, p. 187 --Newspaper Rotogravure Sections, p. 187 --British Section, p. 189 --Circulations, Advertising Rates, and Personnel of Daily Newspapers of Great Britain, p. 189-191 --British Advertising Associations, p. 191-192 --British Newspaper Associations, p. 192-193 --Foreign Correspondents in the U.S., p. 193 --New York Correspondents—Out-of-Town Newspapers, p. 193 --Postal Information, p. 193 --International Directory of Daily Newspapers (7th Annual), p. 194-208 --Index to 1932 International Year Book Contents, p. 210-212

1934 (bound with issues in the General Collection) --Ledger Syndicate Ad, p. 4-5 --McNaught Syndicate Ad (columnists & comics), p. 9

8 --Article: How Press Weathered Gales of 1933 --Circulations, Rates & Personnel of U.S. Daily Newspapers, p. 12-100 --Gannett Newspapers Ad, p. 59 --Rules & Regulations of the U.S. Post Office Dept., p. 68 --Editor & Publisher Newspaper Promotion Awards for 1932, p. 100 --Canons of Journalism, p. 100 --Circulations, Rates, & Personnel of Canadian Dailies, p. 101-103 --Newspaper Advertising Representatives in U.S., Canada, & England, p. 102-103 --Ready Reckoner for U.S. & Canadian Newspapers, p. 108 --Principal Chain-Owned Dailies of U.S.A., p. 109 --Basic Facts for the Buyers and Sellers of Newspaper Advertising Space, p. 109 --Newspaper Linage, 23 Chief cities, 1925-1933, p. 110-111 --Pay of Mechanical Forces as of Jan. 1, 1934 in Principal Cities of the U.S., p. 112 --Press Gallery of the Congress of the United States, p. 114-116 --McClure Newspaper Syndicate Ad (National Whirligig), p. 115 --Washington Post News Service Ad (correspondents), p. 117 --Newspaper-Owned or Operated Radio Stations in the U.S. & Canada, p. 118 --A.B.C. (Audit Bureau of Circulations) Circulation Statistics, p. 119-143 --Science Service Ad, p. 123 --Advertising Agencies & Their Space Buyers—U.S. & Canada, p. 144-162 --Ayer & Sons Directory of Newspapers Ad, p. 145 --Feature & Picture Syndicates of U.S. & Canada, p. 164-170 --NEA Service, Inc. Ad, p. 165 --Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate Ad, p. 166-167 --New York Herald Tribune Syndicate Ad, p. 169 --Schools, Departments & Courses in Journalism—U.S., p. 170-172 --Washington Post News Service Ads, p. 170, 171 --Newspaper Measures, p. 172 --Thompson Service Ad, p. 172 --Newspaper Institute of America Ad, p. 173 --Selective Bibliography on Journalistic Subjects, p. 174-175 --Principal Foreign Language Newspapers of U.S.A., p. 176-179 --Newspapers issued in Tabloid or Small Format, p. 179 --Leading Negro Publications of the U.S., p. 180 --Association & Clubs—U.S. & Canada, p. 181-184 --Gridiron Club of Washington, DC, p. 184 --Principal Officers of Newspaper Guilds, p. 184 --Pulitzer Prizes, p. 184 --Directory of Merchandising Papers—U.S. & Canada, p. 185 --Advertising Clubs of U.S. & Canada, p. 186 --Principal Department Editors of U.S. & Canadian Dailies, p. 188-203 --Newspaper Boys of America, Inc. Ad, p. 196 --Foreign Correspondents in the U.S., p. 204 --Association of American Correspondents in London, p. 204 --List of Gravure Newspapers of the U.S. & Canada, p. 204 --Marketing Facts for Every State and Sales Area of U.S., p. 205

9 --Circulations, Advertising Rates, Personnel of Daily Newspapers of Great Britain, p. 207-209 --British Advertising Associations, p. 209-210 --British Newspaper Associations, p. 210-211 --Linage Record of Newspaper Gravure Sections—1932-1933, p. 211 --Daily Newspaper Correspondents in New York, p. 211 --International Directory of Daily Newspapers (8th Annual), p. 212-225 --Index to 1934 International Year Book Contents, p. 226-228

1935 (bound with issues in the General collection) --McNaught Syndicate, Inc. Ad, p. 7 --Article: Pressed Turned Economic Corner in 1934, p. 11 --Circulations, Rates and Personnel of U.S. Daily Newspapers, p. 12-110 --Copley Newspapers Ad, p. 33 --Canons of Journalism, p. 44 --Rules & Regulations of the U.S. Post Office Dept., p. 76 --Circulations, Rates and Personnel of Canadian Dailies, p. 111-113 --Newspaper Advertising Representatives in U.S., p. 114-115 --Ready Reckoner, p. 118 --Chain Newspapers, p. 119 --Basic Facts for the Buyers & Sellers of Newspaper Advertising Space, p. 119 --Newspaper Linage, 23 Chief Cities, 1926-1934, p. 120-121 --Pay of Mechanical Forces as of Jan. 1, 1935 in Principal Cities of the U.S., p. 122 --Press Gallery of the Congress of the United States, p. 124-128 --McClure Newspaper Syndicate Ad, p. 125 --Radio Institute of the Audible Arts Ad, p. 129 --A.B.C. (Audit Bureau of Circulations) Circulation Statistics, p. 130-155 --Science Service Ad, p. 137 --Brush-Moore Newspapers Ad, p. 148 --Advertising Agencies & Their Space Buyers, p. 156-171 --Ayer Directory Ad, p. 157 --J.M. Huber Ad, p. 163 --Feature & Picture Syndicates of U.S. & Canada, p. 172-178 --McCoy Health Service Ad (Dr. Frank McCoy), p. 172 --International Press Bureau Ad (William Gerard Chapman), p. 172 --NEA Service, Inc. Ad (Dionne Quintuplets photo), p. 173 --Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate, Inc. Ad, p. 174-175 --Progressive Features Ad, p. 176 --Zain Features Syndicate, Inc. Ad, p. 176 --New York Herald Tribune Syndicate Ad, p. 177 --Schools of Journalism, p. 180-183 --Newspaper Institute of America Ad, p. 181 --Newspaper measures, p. 183 --Selective Bibliography on Journalistic Subjects, p. 184-185 --Principal Foreign Language Dailies of U.S.A., p. 186-187 --Principal Foreign Language Newspapers, p. 188-189

10 --Leading Negro Publication of the U.S., p. 190 --Newspapers issued in Tabloid or small format, p. 190 --Associations and Clubs—U.S. & Canada, p. 191-194 --Gridiron Club of Washington, DC, p. 194 --Editor & Publisher Newspaper Promotion Awards for 1933, p. 194 --Advertising clubs of U.S. & Canada, p. 196 --Havas Foreign News Service Ad, p. 197 --Principal Officers of Newspaper Guilds, p. 197 --Directory of Merchandising Papers, U.S. & Canada, p. 198 --Newspapers Offering Merchandising Cooperation, p. 199 --Principal Department Editors of U.S. & Canadian Dailies, p. 200-215 --Association of American Correspondents in London, p. 215 --List of Gravure Newspapers of the U.S., p. 216 --Foreign Correspondents in the U.S., p. 216 --Pulitzer Prize Awards, 1934, p. 217 --Composition of Printers’ Metals, p. 217 --Daily Newspaper Correspondents in New York, p. 217 --Mat, Cut & Ad Art Services, p. 217 --Editor & Publisher’s Book Mart Ad, p. 217 --British Section: Daily Newspapers of Great Britain—Circulation, Advertising Rates, Personnel, p. 219-221 --British Advertising Associations, p. 221-222 --Francis Lewcock Financial Commentary Ad, p. 221 --British Newspaper Associations, p. 222-223 --Carrier Boy Papers, p. 223 --International Directory of Daily Newspapers (9th annual), p. 224-239 --Index to 1935 International Year Book Contents, p. 240-242 --Index to 1935 International Year Book Advertisements, p. 244

1936 --McNaught Syndicate, Inc. Ad (lists features offered), p. 7 --Science Service Ad, p. 10 --Article: Press Made Many Gains During 1935, p. 13 --Circulations, Rates and Personnel of 1,950 U.S. Daily Newspapers, p. 14-110 --Canons of Journalism, p. 21 --Pulitzer Awards for 1934 (presented 1935), p. 46 --Editor & Publisher Newspaper Promotion Awards for 1934, p. 46 --Gannett Newspapers Ad (lists Gannett newspapers), p. 67 --Rules and Regulations of the U.S. Post Office Dept., p. 78 --Description of Editor & Publisher contents & services, p. 95 --Texas Almanac & State Industrial Guide Ad, p. 101 --Circulations, Rates and Personnel of Canadian Dailies, p. 111-114 --Officers of Newspaper Guilds, p. 114 --Daily Newspaper Correspondents in New York, p. 114 --Newspaper Special Representatives (Ad reps)—United States, Canada & England, p. 116-120

11 --Gridiron Club, Washington, p. 120 --Ready Reckoner for Circulation & Advertising Rates for U.S. and Canadian Newspapers, p. 124 --Principal Newspaper Chains of United States and Canada, p. 126 --Newspaper Linage, 23 Chief Cities, 1927-1935, p. 128-129 --Pay of Mechanical Forces in Principal U.S. Cities, p. 130-132 --Press Gallery of the Congress of the United States, p. 136-140 --Carrier Boy Papers, p. 140 --A.B.C. (Audit Bureau of Circulations) Circulation Statistics, p. 142-163 --Advertising Agencies and Their Chief Executives, p. 164-183 --Authentic News and Reference Sources, p. 172-173 --Newspaper Measures, p. 183 --Famous Trials Ad (educational strip), p. 184 --Feature and Picture Syndicates of United States and Canada, p. 184-192 --Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate, Inc. Ad (lists features offered), p. 186- 187 --New York Herald Tribune Syndicate Ad (lists features offered), p. 189 --Ellis Service (weekly Sunday School Lesson), p. 190 --Fact (Greylock Corporation) Ad, p. 191 --Ledger Syndicate Ad (lists features offered), p. 193 --Schools of Journalism, p. 194-196 --Newspaper Institute of America Ad, p. 195 --The Quill magazine ad, p. 196 --Editor & Publisher Newspaper Promotion Contest for 1935, p. 197 --Selective Bibliography on Journalistic Subjects, p. 198-200 --Number of Words to the Square in Type Sizes, p. 200 --Sizes of Type Leaded with 2-Pt. Leads, p. 200 --Newspapers Issued in Tabloid or Small Format, p. 200 --Principal Foreign Language Dailies of U.S.A., p. 202-207 --Leading Negro Publications of the United States, p. 208 --Associations and Clubs—United States and Canada, p. 210-212 --Advertising Clubs of U.S. and Canada, p. 213 --Directory of Merchandising Papers, US and Canada, p. 214 --Foreign Correspondents in the United States, p. 215 --Newspapers Offering Merchandising Cooperation, p. 216 --List of Gravure Newspapers of the United States, p. 217 --Principal Department Editors of U.S. and Canadian Dailies (including a list of newspaper librarians), p. 218-234 --Women’s Nation Press Club, Washington, DC, p. 234 --U.S. Newspaper Radio Affiliations, p. 235 --British Section, p. 237 --Circulations, Advertising Rates, and Personnel of Daily Newspapers of Great Britain, p. 237-242 --British Advertising Associations, p. 242-243 --British Newspaper Associations, p. 243 --International Directory of Daily Newspapers, p. 244-265

12 --Index to 1936 International Year Book Contents, p. 266-270 --Index to 1936 International Year Book Advertisements, p. 272

1937 --McNaught Syndicate, Inc. Ad (lists comics offered), p. 7 --Science Service Ad, p. 10 --Article: Dailies Enter 1937 Stronger Than Ever, p. 15 --Circulations, Rates and Personnel of U.S. Daily Newspapers, p. 16-114 --Rules and Regulations of the U.S. Post Office Department, p. 61 --Gannett Newspapers Ad (lists newspapers), p. 69 --Canons of Journalism, p. 80 --Circulations, Rates and Personnel of Canadian Dailies, p. 115-118 --Pulitzer Awards for 1935, made 1936, p. 118 --Daily Newspaper Correspondents in New York, p. 123 --Newspaper Special Representatives (Ad reps)—U.S., Canada & England, p. 120-123 --Ready Reckoner of Circulations and Advertising Rates for US & Canadian Newspapers, p. 124 --Principal Newspaper Chains of US and Canada, p. 128 --Principal Officers of Newspaper Guilds, p. 133 --Pay of Mechanical Forces in Principal U.S. Cities, p. 134-136 --Newspaper Linage, 23 Chief Cities, 1928-1936, p. 138-139 --Press Gallery of the Congress of the United States, p. 140-142 --Carrier Boy Papers, p. 143 --A.B.C. (Audit Bureau of Circulations) Circulation Statistics, p. 144-165 --Editor & Publisher Newspaper Promotion Awards for 1935, p. 165 --Number of Words to the Square Inch of Type, p. 165 --Feature and Picture Syndicates of United States and Canada, p. 166-176 --Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate Ad, p. 168-169 --New York Herald Tribune Syndicate Ad (“Betty” by C.A. Voight), p. 171 --Ledger Syndicate Ad (lists features offered), p. 173 --Carlile Crutcher Syndicate Ad (“Bela Lanan, Court Reporter”), p. 174 --McClure Newspaper Syndicate Ad (serial by H.H. Boyesen), p. 175 --Newspaper Measures, p. 176 --Newspapers Issued in Tabloid or Small Format, p. 176 --White House News Photographers Association, p. 176 --Journalistic Code of Warren G. Harding, p. 176 --Homakers Institute of Domestic Science, p. 176 --Advertising Agencies and Their Chief Executives, p. 178-198 --Ayer Directory of Newspapers and Periodicals, p. 179 --Directory of Authoritative Sources of Factual Information, p. 185 --Court and Commercial Papers of the United States, p. 198 --Schools of Journalism, p. 199-201 --Foreign Correspondents in the United States, p. 201 --Advertising Clubs of U.S. and Canada, p. 202 --Associations and Clubs—United States and Canada, p. 203-205 --Selective Bibliography on Journalistic Subjects, p. 206-208

13 --Gridiron Club, Washington, p. 208 --Leading Negro Publications of the United States, p. 209 --List of Gravure Newspapers of the United States and Canada, p. 210-211 --Newspapers Offering Merchandising Cooperation, p. 211-213 --Women’s National Press Club, p. 213 --Principal Foreign Language Dailies of U.S.A., p. 214-219 --Principal Departmental Editors of U.S. Daily Newspapers, p. 220-237 --Journalist’s Creed, p. 237 --Principal Departmental Editors of Canadian Daily Newspapers, p. 238 --U.S. Newspaper Radio Affiliations, p. 239-240 --Newspaper Color Comic Sections, p. 240, 252 --British section, 243 --Circulation, Advertising Rates, Personnel of Daily Newspapers of Great Britain, p. 243- 250 --British Advertising Associations, p. 250 --British Newspaper Associations, p. 250, 252 --Editor & Publisher’s contents and services, p. 253 --International Directory of Daily Newspapers, p. 254-284 --Index to 1937 International Year Book Contents, p. 286-294

1938 --McNaught Syndicate, Inc. Ad (lists features offered), p. 7 --Science Service Ad, p. 10 --Article: Dailies’ Circulation at All-Time Peak, p. 15 --Circulation, Rates and Personnel of U.S. Daily Newspapers, p. 16-115 --Journalist’s Creed, p. 50 --Gannett Newspapers Ad, p. 69 --Editor & Publisher Newspaper Promotion Awards for 1936, p. 76 --Newspaper Measures, p. 76 --Pulitzer Awards for 1936, made 1937, p. 78 --Rules and Regulations of the U.S. Post Office Department, p. 80 --Gridiron Club, Washington, p. 115 --Circulations, Rates and Personnel of Canadian Dailies, p. 115-119 --Journalistic Code of Warren G. Harding, p. 119 --White House News Photographers Association, p. 119 --Daily Newspaper Correspondents in New York, p. 123 --Newspaper Special Representatives (Ad reps)—United States, Canada & England, p. 120-123 --Ready Reckoner for Circulations and Advertising Rates for U.S. and Canadian Newspapers, p. 124 --Principal Newspaper Chains of United States and Canada, p. 128 --Principal Officers of Newspaper Guilds, p. 133 --Newspapers Issued in Tabloid or Small Format, p. 133 --Pay of Mechanical Forces in principal U.S. Cities, p. 134-136 --Newspaper Linage, 23 Chief Cities, 1928-1937, p. 138-139 --Press Gallery of the Congress of the United States, p. 140-142

14 --Carrier Boy papers, p. 143 --A.B.C. (Audit Bureau of Circulations) Circulation Statistics, p. 144-160 --Newspaper Color Comic Sections, p. 161-162, 164 --U.S. Newspaper Radio Affiliations, 163-164 --Court and Commercial Papers of United States, p. 165 --Editors Press Service, Inc. Ad, p. 166 --Feature and Picture Syndicates of United States and Canada, p. 166-176 --NEA Service, Inc. Ad (comics available listed), p. 167 --Chicago Tribune-New York New Syndicate Ad, p. 168-169 --Lincoln Newspaper Features, Inc. Ad, p. 170 --Nation-Wide News Service, p. 170 --New York Herald Tribune Syndicate Ad (“Terry” by Diana Thorne), p. 171 --“Tailspin Tommy” (by Hal Forrest) Ad, p. 172 --Women’s National Press Club of Washington, DC, p. 174 --Editorial Research Reports Ad, p. 174 --Washington Post Features Ad, p. 175 --International Syndicate Ad, p. 176 --Weissman Photos Ad, p. 176 --Central Feature News Service Ad, p. 176 --Wild World feature by John N. Meissner Ad, p. 176 --United Feature Syndicate Ad (comics & columns), p. 177 --Advertising Agencies and Their Chief Executives, p. 178-193 --Ayer Newspaper & Periodical Directory Ad, p. 179 --Foreign Correspondents in the United States, p. 194 --Newspaper Women’s Club of Washington, p. 194 --Schools of Journalism, p. 195-196 --Advertising Clubs of U.S. and Canada, p. 197 --Associations and Clubs—United States and Canada, p. 198-199 --Selective bibliography on Journalistic Subjects, p. 200-202 --List of Gravure Newspapers of the U.S. and Canada, p. 202-203 --Leading Negro Publications of the United States, p. 203-204 --Newspapers Offering Merchandising Cooperation, p. 204-206 --Principal Foreign Language Dailies of the U.S.A., p. 207-212 --Principal Departmental Editors of U.S. & Canadian Daily Newspapers, p. 213-234 --Directory of Authoritative Sources of Factual Information, p. 214 --Seagram Distillers Corp. Ad, p. 215 --Legal Actions Involving Presentation of News—1937, p. 235, 246 --British Section, p. 237 --Circulation, Advertising Rates, Personnel of Daily Newspapers of Great Britain, p. 237- 242 --British Advertising Associations, p. 244-246 --International Directory of Daily Newspapers, p. 248-272 --Index to 1938 International Year Book Contents, p. 274-280

1939 --Science Service Ad, p. 8

15 --Article: Dailies Weathered Storm-Tossed 1938, p. 11 --Circulations, Rates and Personnel of U.S. Daily Newspapers, p. 12-102 --Editor & Publisher Newspaper Promotion Awards for 1937, p. 68 --Newspaper Measures, p. 68 --Oklahoma Publishing Co. history, p. 77 --Gridiron Club, Washington, p. 102 --Circulations, Rates and Personnel of Canadian Dailies, p. 104-107 --Newspaper Special Representatives (Ad reps)—United States, Canada, & England, p. 108-111 --Ready Reckoner of Circulations and Advertising Rates, p. 112 --Principal Newspaper Chains of United States and Canada, p. 117 --Pay of Mechanical Forces in Principal U.S. Cities, p. 118-120 --White House News Photographers Association, p. 120 --Daily Newspaper Correspondents in New York, p. 120 --Principal Officers of Newspaper Guilds, p. 122 --Newspaper Linage, 23 Chief Cities, 1928-1938, p. 123-126 --Press Gallery of the Congress of the United States, p. 127-129 --Carrier Boy Papers, p. 130 --A.B.C. (Audit Bureau of Circulations) Circulation Statistics, p. 132-148 --Journalistic Code of Warren G. Harding, p. 148 --Newspaper Color, Magazine and Comic Sections, p. 149-150, 153 --U.S. Newspaper Radio Affiliations, p. 151-153 --Feature and Picture Syndicates of United States and Canada, p. 154-164 --Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate Ad (features history), p. 156-157 --“European Cavalcade” (by Ladislas Farago) Ad, p. 158 --“Bill” (by Haenigsen) Ad, p. 159 --Collyers’ News Bureau Ad, p. 160 --“Inside Your Congress” (by Samuel B. Pettengill) Ad, p. 160 --Ledger Syndicate Ad (features), p. 161 --United Feature Syndicate Ad (columns & comics), p. 163 --Continental News-Photo Service Ad, p. 164 --Court and Commercial Papers of United States, p. 165 --Pulitzer Awards for 1937, Made 1938, p. 165 --Mary Patterson Routt (columnist) Ad, p. 165 --Advertising Agencies and Their Chief Executives (U.S. & Canada), p. 166-182 --Numbers of Words to the Square Inch of Type, p. 182 --Women’s National Press Club of Washington, DC, p. 182 --Newspaper Women’s Club of Washington, DC, p. 182 --Selective Bibliography on Journalistic Subjects, p. 183-185 --Accredited Foreign Correspondents in the United States, p. 185 --Schools of Journalism, p. 186-187 --Other Schools of Journalism, p. 187-188 --Advertising Clubs of U.S. and Canada, p. 188-189 --Associations and Clubs—United States and Canada, p. 190-191 --Newspapers Issued in Tabloid or Small Format, p. 191 --Leading Negro Publications of the United States, p. 192-193

16 --Gravure Newspapers in U.S., Canada, & Mexico, p. 193 --Newspapers Offering Merchandising Co-Operation, p. 194-196 --Journalist’s Creed, p. 196 --Canons of Journalism, p. 196 --Principal Foreign Language Dailies of U.S.A., p. 197-198 --Principal Departmental Editors of U.S. & Canadian Daily Newspapers (includes newspaper librarians), p. 199-218 --Directory of Authoritative Sources of Factual Information, p. 219 --British Section, p. 221 --Circulations, Advertising Rates, Personnel of Daily Newspapers of Great Britain, p. 222-226 --British Newspaper and Advertising Associations, p. 228 --International Directory of Daily Newspapers, p. 230-256 --Index to 1939 International Year Book Contents, p. 256-260

1940 --Gannett Newspapers Ad, p. 7 --Science Service Ad, p. 8 --Article: Daily Circulation Gains; New Sunday Top, p. 11 --Circulation, Rates & Personnel of U.S. Daily Newspapers, p. 12-100 --Editor & Publisher Newspaper Promotion Awards for 1938, p. 34 --Pulitzer Awards for 1938, made 1939, p. 37 --Gridiron Club, Washington, p. 40 --Court & Commercial Papers of United States, p. 59 --Canons of Journalism, p. 67 --Accredited Foreign Correspondents in the U.S., p. 68 --Directory of Authoritative Sources of Factual Information, p. 85 --Circulation, Rates & Personnel of Canadian Daily Newspapers, p. 101-104 --Newspaper Special [Advertising] Representatives—U.S., p. 106-109 --Newspaper Advertising Representatives in Canada, p. 109 --White House News Photographers Association, p. 109 --Daily Newspaper Correspondents in New York, p. 109 --Ready Reckoner, p. 110 --Principal Newspaper Chains of U.S. & Canada, p. 111 --Basic Facts for Buyers & Sellers of Newspaper Advertising Space, p. 111 --Principal Officers of Newspaper Guilds, p. 112 --Carrier Boy Papers, p. 117 --Pay of Mechanical Forces as of Jan. 1, 1940, Principal U.S. Cities, p. 118-122 --Newspaper Linage, 23 Chief Cities, 1931-1939, p. 123-124 --Press Galley of the Congress of the U.S., p. 126-128 --A.B.C. (Audit Bureau of Circulations) Statistics, p. 129-145 --Newspaper Color, Magazine & Comic Sections, p. 146-147 --U.S. & Canadian Newspaper Radio Affiliations, p. 148-149 --Feature & Picture Syndicates of U.S. & Canada, p. 150-160 --Editors Press Service Ad, p. 150 --NEA Service/Acme Telephoto Service Ad, p. 151

17 --Haskin Information Service Ad, p. 152 --Collyers News Bureau Ad (Sports Features), p. 152 --New York Herald Tribune Syndicate Ad, p. 153 --Lincoln Newspaper Features Ad, p. 154 --Ledger Syndicate Ad, p. 155 --King Features Syndicate Ad (Dionne Quinteuplets), p. 157 --Home Economics Service Corp. Ad (cooking & food features), p. 158 --Continental News-Photo Service Ad, p. 158 --United Features Ad, p. 159 --Catholic Feature Ad (Catholic Information Society), p. 160 --Fox Feature Syndicate Ad, p. 161 --Advertising Agencies & Their Chief Executives, p. 162-179 --Hotaling’s News Agency Ad, p. 168 --Number of words to the square inch of type, p. 179 --Selective Bibliography on Journalistic Subjects, p. 180-182 --David Reisz Ad (Direct Reading Graphic Arts), p. 181 --Editor & Publisher’s Annual Report on Schools of Journalism, p. 183 --Schools of Journalism, p. 184-185 --Advertising Clubs of U.S. & Canada, p. 186-187 --Associations & Clubs—U.S. & Canada, p. 187-188 --Journalist’s Creed, p. 188 --Leading Negro Publications of the U.S., p. 189-190 --Afro-American Company Ad, p. 189 --Gravure Newspapers in U.S. & Canada, p. 190 --Newspapers Offering Merchandising Co-operation, p. 191-193 --Newsboys’ World Magazine Ad, p. 191 --Newspaper Women’s Club of Washington, DC, p. 193 --Newspapers Issued in Tabloid or Small Format, p. 193 --Composition of Printers’ Metals, p. 193 --Journalistic Code of Warren G. Harding, p. 193 --Principal Foreign Language Dailies of U.S.A., p. 194-195 --Major Court Decisions of 1939 Affecting Publications and Advertising, p. 196-197 --News Print Manufacturers in North America, p. 197 --Moral Re-Armament, p. 197 --Principal Departmental Editors of U.S. & Canadian Daily Newspapers, p. 198-220 --Editor & Publisher bound/indexes volumes Ad, p. 220 --British Section: Daily Newspapers of Great Britain—Circulations, Advertising Rates, Personnel, p. 221-223 --British Newspaper and Advertising Associations, p. 224 --Article: Latin American Trade Offers New Attractions, p.225 --International Directory of Daily Newspapers (14th annual), p. 226-253 --National Press Service Ad, p. 248 --Index to 1940 International Year Book Contents, p. 254-258 --Index to 1940 International Year Book Advertisements, p. 258-260 --Pettengill’s “The Gentleman from Indiana” Ad, inside back cover

18 1941 --Science Service Ad, p. 8 --Gannett Newspapers Ad, p. 10 --Article: Newspaper Circulations Gained in 1940, p.13 --Circulations, Rates & Personnel of U.S. & Canadian Daily Newspapers, p. 14-108 --Directory of Authoritative Sources of Factual Information, p. 37 --Lee Syndicate Newspapers Ad, p. 43 --Gridiron Club, Washington, p. 45 --National Association of Better Business Bureaus, Inc., p. 56 --Newspaper Women’s Club of Washington, D.C., p. 65 --Members of the Associated Business Papers, p. 69 --Accredited Foreign Correspondents in the United States, p. 70 --Number of Words to the Square Inch of Type, p. 70 --Daily Newspaper Correspondents in New York, p. 70 --Editor & Publisher Newspaper Promotion Awards for 1939, p. 72 --Canons of Journalism, p. 72 --Court and Commercial Papers of United States, p. 92 --Publications Issued for Newspaper Carrier Forces, p. 101 --Pulitzer Awards for 1939, Made 1940, p. 104 --Newspaper Special Representatives (Ad reps)--U.S. & Canada, p. 110-117 --Ready Reckoner for Circulations and Advertising Rates, p. 118 --Principal Newspaper Chains of United States and Canada, p. 119 --Principal Officers of Newspaper Guilds, p. 120 --Pay of Mechanical Forces in Principal U.S. Cities, p. 121 --Newspaper Linage, 23 Chief cities, 1932-1940, p. 124-126 --Merchandising Papers Issued by Daily Newspapers, p. 127 --Press Gallery of the Congress of the United States, p. 130-132 --A.B.C. (Audit Bureau of Circulations) Circulation Statistics, p. 133-148 --Journalist’s Creed, p. 148 --Newspaper Color Magazine and Comic Sections, p. 149-150 --Second Class Postal Revenue, p. 150 --Gravure Newspapers in U.S., Canada, Mexico, and Cuba, p. 151 --U.S. Newspaper Radio Affiliations, p. 152-153 --Feature and Picture Syndicates of United States and Canada, p. 154-162 --Haskin Information Service Ad, p. 154 --Alsop & Kintner (columnists) Ad, p. 157 --Ledger Syndicate Ad, p. 159 --Roger W. Babson Ad, p. 160 --King Features Syndicate Ad (creator signatures), p. 161 --United Feature Syndicate Ad (columnists & comics), p. 163 --Advertising Agencies and their Chief Executives, p. 164-183 --Selective Bibliography on Journalistic Subjects, p. 184-186 --Schools of Journalism, p. 187-189 --Newsprint Manufacturers in North America, p. 189 --Advertising Clubs of U.S. and Canada, p. 190-191 --Associations and Clubs—United States and Canada, p. 191-193

19 --Leading Negro Publications of the United States, p. 193-194 --Newspapers Offering Merchandising Co-Operation, p. 194-196 --Major Court Decisions of 1940 Affecting Publications and Advertising, p. 196-197 --Principal Foreign Language Dailies of the U.S., p. 198-199 --Principal Departmental Editors of U.S. and Canadian Daily Newspapers, p. 200-207 --Journalistic Code of Warren G. Harding, p. 207 --Newspapers Issued in Tabloid or Small Format, p. 207 --White House News Photographers Association, p. 207 --British Section, p. 208 --Circulations, Advertising Rates, Personnel of Daily Newspapers of Great Britain, p. 208-210 --British Newspaper and Advertising Associations, p. 211 --International directory of Daily Newspapers, p. 212-234 --Index to 1941 International Year Book contents, p. 235-240

1942 --Science Service Ad, p. 8 --Article: Newspaper Circulations at New High, p. 13 --Circulations, Rates, and Personnel of U.S. Daily Newspapers, p. 14-100 --Gridiron Club, Washington, p. 24 --Directory of Authoritative Sources of Factual Information, p. 55 --Newspaper Women’s Club, 1941-1942, p. 61 --Accredited Foreign Correspondents in the United States, p. 68 --Members of the Associated Business Papers, p. 70 --Canons of Journalism, p. 70 --Publications Issued for Newspaper Carrier Forces, p. 97 --National Association of Better Business Bureaus, p. 100 --Circulations, Rates and Personnel of Canadian Dailies, p.101-104 --Merchandising Papers Issued by Daily Newspapers, p. 104 --Maps of Counties & Key Markets Ad, p. 105 --Newspaper Special Representatives—United States, Canada & Britain, p. 108-111 --Ready Reckoner for Circulations and Advertising Rates, p. 112 --Principal Newspaper Chains of United States and Canada, p. 113-114 --Principal Officers of Newspaper Guilds, p. 114 --Pay of Mechanical Forces in Principal U.S. Cities, p. 115 --Pulitzer Awards for 1940, Made 1941, p. 115 --Newspaper Linage, 23 Chief Cities, 1933-1941, p. 118-120 -- Press Gallery of the Congress of the United States, p. 121-123 --A.B.C. (Audit Bureau of Circulations) Circulation Statistics, p. 124-137 --Feature and Picture Syndicates of U.S. & Canada, p. 138-144 --First Lines & Second Thoughts (column by Anthony Hamilton) Ad, p. 138 --Newspapers Issued in Tabloid or Small Format, p. 140 --“Nuttibits” (single panel cartoon) Ad, p. 140 --New York Herald Tribune Syndicate Ad (mentions Walter Lippmann, Maj. George Fielding Eliot, and Mark Sullivan), p. 141 --Woehrle News Service (New York City) Ad, p. 142

20 --Keystone Features, Inc. Ad, p. 142 --United Features Ad (columnists & comics), p 143 --Newspaper Color Magazine and Comic Sections, p. 145-146 --Journalist’s Creed, p. 146 --Gravure Newspapers in U.S., Canada, Mexico, and Cuba, p. 147 --U.S. Newspaper Radio Affiliations, p. 148-149, 171 --Advertising Agencies and their Chief Executives, p. 150-170 --Editor & Publisher Services for 1942 Ad, p. 151 --Advertising Agencies of Canada, p. 170-171 --Selective Bibliography on Journalistic Subjects, p. 172 --Editor & Publisher Newspaper Promotion Awards for 1940, p. 174 --Schools of Journalism, p. 175-177 --Newsprint Manufacturers in North America, p. 177 --Advertising Clubs of U.S. and Canada, p. 178-179 --Associations and Clubs—United States and Canada, p. 179-181 --Court and Commercial Papers of U.S., p. 181 --Leading Negro Publications of the United States, p. 182 --Journalistic Code of Warren G. Harding, p. 182 --Daily Newspaper Correspondents in New York, p. 182 --Newspapers Offering Merchandising Cooperation, p. 183-185 --Court and Commercial Papers of U.S., p. 185 --White House News Photographers Association, p. 185 --Legal Decisions and Rulings Affecting Newspapers, p. 186-189 --Principal Foreign Language Dailies of U.S.A., p. 190 --Principal Departmental Editors of U.S. & Canadian Daily Newspapers, p. 192-199, 202 --British Section, p. 202 --Circulations, Advertising Rates, Personnel of Daily Newspapers of Great Britain, p. 200-202 --British Newspaper and Advertising Associations, p. 203 --International Directory of Daily Newspapers, p. 204-218 --Index to 1942 International Year Book Contents, p. 219-224

1943 --Science Service Ad, p. 6 --Principal Features of the 1943 E&P International Year Book, p. 13 --Article: Newspaper Circulations Hit Top in 1942, p. 15 --Circulations, Rates, and Personnel of U.S. & Canadian Daily Newspapers, p. 17-109 --Canons of Journalism, p. 26 --Gridiron Club, Washington, p. 28 --Directory of Authoritative Sources of Factual Information, p. 65 --Gannett Newspapers Ad, p. 67 --Editor & Publisher Services Ad, p. 73 --Members of the Associated Business Papers, p. 76 --White House News Photographers Association, p. 76 --Accredited Foreign Correspondents in the United States, p. 104 --Journalistic Code of Warren G. Harding, p. 104

21 --Merchandising Papers Issued by Daily Newspapers, p. 109 --Newspaper Special Representatives (Advertising reps)—U.S. & Canada, p. 112-115 --Ready Reckoner for Circulations and Advertising rates, p. 116 --Principal Newspapers Chains of United States and Canada, p. 117-118 --Principal Officers of Newspaper Guild, p. 118 --Pay of Mechanical Forces in Principal U.S. Cities, p. 119 --Pulitzer Awards for 1941, Made 1942, p. 118 --Newspaper Linage, 23 Chief Cities, 1934-1942, p. 122-124 --Press Gallery of the Congress of the United States, p. 125-127 --A.B.C. (Audit Bureau of Circulations) Circulation Statistics, p. 128-140, 171 --Journalist’s Creed, p. 137 --Feature and Picture Syndicates of United States and Canada, p. 141-146 --Aneta News Features Ad, p. 141 --Craft Patterns Ad, p. 141 --Keystone Features Ad (“Washington Parade” by Ray Johnson & Walter Pierce and “This Week, This World” by Ted Friend), p. 142 --United Feature Syndicate Ad, p. 143 --Membership List—American Newspaper Women’s Club, p. 146 --Daily Newspaper Correspondents in New York, p. 146 --U.S. Newspaper Radio Affiliations, p. 147-149, 171 --Advertising Agencies and Their Chief Executives, p. 150-171 --National Association of Better Business Bureaus, Inc. p. 171 --Selective Bibliography on Journalistic Subjects, p. 172-174 --Editor & Publisher Promotion Awards for 1942, p. 174 --Schools of Journalism, p.175-176, 185 --Court and Commercial Papers of U.S., p. 177 --Publications Issued for Newspaper Carrier Forces, p. 177 --Newspapers Issued in Tabloid or Small Format, p. 177 --Advertising Clubs of U.S. and Canada, p. 178- 179 --Associations and Clubs—U.S. & Canada, p. 179-181 --Newsprint Manufacturers in North America, p. 181 --Leading Negro Publications of the United States, p. 182 --Newspapers Offering Merchandising Cooperation, p. 183-185 --Legal Decisions and Rulings Affecting Newspapers, p. 186-190 --Principal Foreign Language Daily Newspapers, p. 190-191 --Principal Departmental Editors of U.S. & Canadian Daily Newspapers, p. 192-198 --British Section, p. 201 --Circulations, Advertising Rates, Personnel of Daily Newspapers of Great Britain, p. 201-206 --British Newspaper and Advertising Associations, p. 208 --News of the World Ad, p. 209 --International directory of Daily Newspapers, p. 210-226 --Index to 1943 International Year Book Contents, p. 227-232

1944 --Science Service Ad, p. 6

22 --Press Wireless, Inc. Ad, p. 12 --Article: Newspaper Circulations Highest in 1943, p. 13 --Personnel Circulations, Rates, Services of U.S. & Canadian Daily Newspapers, p. 15- 123 --Canons of Journalism, p. 41 --Accredited Foreign Correspondents in the U.S., p. 52 --Journalist’s Creed, p. 64 --Gannett Newspapers Ad, p. 73 --Pulitzer Prize Awards for 1942, Made 1943, p. 76 --Psychiana Inc. Ad, p. 81 --Members of the Associated Business Papers, p. 84 --Newsprint Manufacturers in North America, p. 91 --National Association of Better Business Bureaus, Inc., p. 118 --Daily Newspaper Correspondents in New York, p. 118 --Newspaper Special Representatives (Ad reps) of U.S. and Canada, p. 126-131 --Ready Reckoner for Circulations and Advertising Rates, p. 132 --Principal Newspaper Chains of U.S. and Canada, p. 133-134 --Officers of Newspaper Guild, p. 134 --Pay of Mechanical Forces as of Principal U.S. Cities, p. 134 --Dailies issued in Tabloid or Small Format, p. 135 --Journalistic Code of Warren G. Harding, p. 135 --Newspaper Linage, 23 Chief Cities, 1935-1943, p. 138-140 --Principal Departmental Editors of U.S. & Canadian Daily Newspapers, p. 141-150 --Advertising Agencies and Their Chief Executives, p. 150-169 --Merchandising Papers Issued by Daily Newspapers, p. 169 --Newspaper Carrier Publications, p. 169 --White House News Photographers Association, p. 169 --Motion Picture Newsreels, p. 169 --Press Gallery of the Congress of the United States, p. 170-172 --Schools of Journalism, p. 173-175 --Advertising Clubs of U.S., Canada, Mexico and Cuba, p. 175-176 --Associations and Clubs—United States and Canada, p.176-178 --Leading Negro Publications of the United States, p. 179-182 --Journal & Guide (Norfolk, Va.) War Correspondents Ad, p. 180 --Independent Press Service Ad (T. Yates & B. Bart), p. 180 --A.B.C. (Audit Bureau of Circulations) Circulation Statistics, p. 182-197 --Newspapers Offering Merchandising Cooperation, p. 198-199 --Newspaper Groups in Which Advertising in Sections or Supplements may be Scheduled for an Entire List, p. 199 --Feature and Picture Syndicates of U.S. and Canada, p. 200-205 --United Feature Syndicate Ad (columnists & comics), p. 201 --General Features Corp. Ad, p. 202 --“Craft Patterns on the Home Front” Ad (Neely Hall Productions), p. 202 --U.S. & Canadian Radio Stations with Newspaper Affiliations, p. 205 --Selective Bibliography on Journalistic Subjects, p. 208-211 --Legal Decisions and Rulings Affecting Newspapers, p. 211-215

23 --Gridiron Club, Washington, p. 215 --Principal Foreign Language Dailies of U.S.A., p. 216 --Article: Britain Mustering Post-War Power, p. 217 --Personnel, Circulations, Rates of Daily Newspapers of Great Britain and Ireland, p. 220-226 --News of the World Ad, p. 224-225 --British Newspaper and Advertising Associations, p. 228 --Article: Australasia Faces Great Post-War Future, p. 230, 232 --Personnel, Circulations, Rates, of Daily Newspapers of Australia, p. 234-238 --Newspaper, Advertising, and Printing Associations of Australia, p. 238-240 --Advertising Agencies of Australia, p. 241 --International Directory of Daily Newspapers (18th Annual), p. 242-263 --Estimated Cost of Latin American Newspaper Coverage, p. 244 --Index to 1944 International Year Book Contents, p. 264-266 --Index to 1944 International Year Book Advertisements, p. 266-268

1945 --Science Service Ad, p. 6 --NEA Service Inc. Ad, p. 11 --Article: ’44 Newspaper Circulation at New High, p. 15 --Personnel, Circulations, Rates, Services of U.S. & Canadian Daily Newspapers, p. 17- 133 --Journalist’s Creed, p. 35 --Canons of Journalism, p. 40 --Gridiron Club, Washington, p. 56 --Newsprint Manufacturers in North America, p. 58 --American Newspaper Women’s Club, p. 69 --Members of the Associated Business Papers, p. 70 --National Association of Better Business Bureaus, p. 75 --Accredited Foreign Correspondents in the United States, p. 92 --Newspaper Magazine Sections and Group United in which Advertising may be Scheduled for Entire List, p. 94-96 --Ready Reckoner of Advertising Rates and Circulations, U.S. & Canada, p. 134-135 --Basic Data for the Buyers and Sellers of Newspaper Advertising Space, p. 135 --Newspaper Special Representatives (Ad reps) of U.S. & Canada, p. 136-141 --Departmental Editors of U.S. & Canadian Daily Newspapers, p. 144-152 --Officers of Newspaper Guild, p. 153 --Maria Moore Cabot Awards, p. 153 --Newspaper Linage, 23 Chief Cities, 1936-1944, p. 154-156 --Pay of Mechanical Forces in Principal U.S. Cities, p. 157 --Dailies Issued in Tabloid or Small Format, p. 157 --White House News Photographers Association, p. 157 --Still Picture Syndicates, p. 157 --Motion Picture Newsreels, p. 157 --Newspaper Photo Departments, p. 157

24 --Advertising Agencies and Their Chief Executives, p. 160-179 --Freedom of International News, p. 179 --Daily Newspaper Correspondents in New York, p. 179 --“I Am The Printing Press” [Poem] by Robert H. Davis, p. 179 --Newspaper Chains of U.S. & Canada, p. 180 --Press Gallery of the Congress of the United States, p. 181-183 --Radio Correspondents’ Galleries, p. 183, 190 --Schools of Journalism, p. 184-185 --Advertising Clubs of U.S., Canada, Mexico, and Cuba, p. 186 --Associations and Clubs—U.S. and Canada, p. 187-190 --Pulitzer Awards in Journalism, p. 190 --A.B.C. (Audit Bureau of Circulations) Circulation Statistics, p. 191-205 --Newspapers Offering Merchandising Cooperation, p. 205-206 --U.S. and Canadian Radio Stations with Newspaper Affiliations, p. 207-211 --Newspaper Carrier Publications, p. 207 --Merchandising Papers Issued by Daily Newspapers, p. 207 --News Services, Feature Syndicates & Photo Services of U.S. & Canada, p. 211-220 --United Features Syndicate Advertisement [columnists & cartoonists], p. 213 --Park Row News Service, p. 214 --Public Reports (analysis of Members of Congress), p. 214 --ACME Newspictures, Inc. Ad (photographer Tom Shafer), p. 215 --Health News Service (Washington, DC) Ad, p. 216 --Polish Telegraph Agency (New York), p. 216 --International News Service Ad (list of war correspondents), p. 217 --Legal Decision and Rulings Affecting Newspapers, p. 220-225 --Leading Negro Publications, p. 227-231 --Principal Foreign Language Dailies of U.S.A., p. 231-232 --Selective Bibliography on Journalistic Subjects, pp. 233-236 --Article: The British Press—In War and In Peace, p. 237 --Personnel, Circulations, Rates of Daily Newspapers of Great Britain and Ireland, p. 240-248 --Belfast Telegraph (Ireland) Ad—Memorial Stone, p. 249 --British Newspaper and Advertising Associations, p. 254 --Australia Planning Post-War Expansion, p. 255 --Personnel, Circulations, Rates of Daily Newspapers of Australasia, p. 256-262 --Newspaper, Advertising, and Printing Associations of Australasia, p. 262-264 --Advertising Agencies of Australasia, p. 264-266 --Directory of Central and Latin American and West Indies Newspapers (19th annual), p. 267-288 --Advertising Agencies of Buenos Aires, Argentina & Brazil, p. 288-290 --Directory of Daily Newspapers in Other Foreign Countries, p. 290-293 --Newspapers in Liberated Areas, p. 293-294 --Newspapers of Union of South Africa & Rhodesia, p. 294 --Index to 1945 International Year Book Contents, p. 295-298 --Index to 1945 International Year Book Advertisements, p. 298-300

25 1946 --Science Service Ad, p. 6 --Press Wireless Ad, p. 14 --Article: Newspapers Prepared for Peace in ’46, p. 15 --Ready Reckoner of Advertising Rates and Circulations—U.S. & Canada, p. 15-17 --Personnel, circulations, Rtes, Services of U.S. & Canadian Daily Newspapers, p. 19- 141 --Speidel Newspapers, Inc. Ad, p. 23 --McClatchy Newspapers Ad, p. 27 --Booth Michigan Newspapers Ad, p. 69 --Minneapolis Star-Journal and Minneapolis Tribune Ad, p. 77 --Journalist’s Creed, p. 79 --Gridiron Club, Washington, p. 95 --Dailies Issued in Tabloid or Small Format, p. 96 --Daily Newspaper Correspondents in New York, p. 97 --Pulitzer Awards in Journalism (1917-1945), p. 98 --Newspaper Magazine Sections and Group Units in which Advertising May be Scheduled for entire list, p. 100, 102 --Newsprint Manufacturers in North America, p. 137 --Newspaper Representatives (Ad reps) of U.S. & Canada, p. 142-148 --Advertising Agencies and Their Chief Executives, p. 148-171 --American Newspaper Women’s Clubs, p. 171 --Maria Moors Cabot Awards, p. 171 --Newspaper Linage, 23 Chief Cities, 193-1945, p. 172-174 --Pay of Mechanical Forces as of Jan. 1, 1946, principal US cities, p. 175 --Newspaper Chains of U.S. & Canada, p. 178 --Press Gallery of the Congress of the United States, p. 179-182 --Schools of Journalism, p. 183-185 --National Association of Better Business Bureaus, p. 185 --Advertising Clubs of U.S., Canada, Mexico, and Cuba, p. 186 --Associations and Clubs--U.S. & Canada, p. 187-190 --Members of the Associated Business Papers, p. 190 --A.B.C. (Audit Bureau of Circulations), p. 191-204 --News Services, Feature Syndicates and Photo Services of U.S. & Canada, p. 204-216 --United Feature Syndicate Ad (columns & comics), p. 205 --Business News Service Ad, p. 206 --Acme Newspictures, Inc. Ad, p. 207 --International News Service Ad, p. 209 --General Features Corp. Ad, p. 210-211 --Craft Patterns About the House Ad (Neely Hall Productions), p. 212 --Matter of Fact by Joseph & Stewart Alsop (Ad), p. 213 --Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate Ad, p. 215 --Canons of Journalism, p. 216 --Newspapers Offering Merchandising Cooperation, p. 218-219 --Newspaper Carrier Publications, p. 219 --Leading Negro Publications of the U.S., p. 220-226

26 --Merchandising PAPERS Issued by Daily Newspapers, p. 220 --I Am the Printing Press (poem) by Robert H. Davis, p. 226 --U.S. and Canadian Radio Stations with Newspaper Affiliations, p. 227-229 --Consulting Radio Engineers, p. 230 --Radio News Carrier Services, p. 230 --Radio News Services, p. 230 --Commercial Radio Equipment Co. Ad, p. 230 --List of Radio Equipment Manufacturers, p. 231-240 --Finch Telecommunications, Inc. Ad (Telefaxes & facsimiles), p. 237 --Accredited Foreign Correspondents in the U.S., p. 240 --Statement of Advertising Principles, p. 240 --Selective bibliography on Journalistic Subjects, p. 241-244 --Newspaper Mat Service Directory, p. 245 --Departmental Editors and Executives of U.S. & Canadian Dailies, p. 246-260 --Officers of American Newspaper Guild, p. 261 --Principal Foreign Language Dailies of the U.S., p. 262 --Daily Newspapers of Finland, p. 268 --Article: British Press Expansion Plans Held Up, p. 269 --Personnel, Circulations, Rates of Daily Newspapers of Great Britain and Ireland, p. 272-282 --British Newspaper and Advertising Associations, p. 282-283 --Freedom of International News, p. 283 --Article: Rebirth of the Australian Continent, p. 284 --Personnel, circulations, Rates of Daily Newspapers of Australasia, p. 286-289 --Newspaper, Advertising, and Printing Associations of Australasia, p. 289-290 --Australian Journalists Code of Ethics, p. 290 --Advertising Agencies of Australasia, p. 290-291 --Personnel, Advertising Rates, Services of Philipine Islands Dailies, p. 292 --White House News Photographers Association, p. 292 --Still Picture Syndicates, p. 292 --Motion Picture Newsreels, p. 292 --Directory of Central & South American & West Indies Newspapers (29th Annual), p. 293-317 --Advertising Agencies of Buenos Aires, Argentina & Brazil, p. 318 --Directory of Daily Newspapers in Other Foreign Countries, p. 318-324 --Scandinavian Newspapers Ad (Joshua B. Powers, Inc.), p. 321 --Dailies of Europe & Asia as compiled by Council of Foreign Relations, New York, p. 324-328 --Index to 1946 International Year Book Contents, p. 329-332

1947 --NEA Service, Inc. Ad, p. 2 --Science Service Ad, p. 9 --Article: ’47 To Be Big Year for Newspapers, p. 19 --Ready Reckoner of Advertising Rates and Circulations—U.S. & Canada, p. 20-21 --Basic Data for the Buyers and Sellers of Newspaper Advertising Space, p. 21

27 --Personnel, Circulations Rates, Services of U.S. & Canadian Daily Newspapers, p. 23- 139 --Chicago Tribune Press Service Ad (correspondents/locations), p. 41 --PM Ad (with “Barnaby” by Crockett Johnson), p. 89 --Pulitzer Awards in Journalism (1917-1946), p. 96 --Members of the Associated Business Papers, p. 98 --National Association of Better Business Bureaus, Inc., p. 100 --Journalist’s Creed, p. 104 --Canons of Journalism, p. 120 --Texas Almanac Ad (Dallas Morning News), p. 121 --Maria Moors Cabot Awards (1939-1946), p. 128 --Freedom of International News, p. 129 --Newspaper Representatives (Ad reps) of U.S. & Canada, p. 140-146 --Advertising Agencies and their Chief Executives, p. 146-173 --Press Wireless, Inc. Ad, p. 150 --Newspaper Linage, 23 Chief cities, 1938-1946, p. 176-177 --Pay of Mechanical Forces—Principal U.S. Cities, p. 180 --Newspaper Groups of U.S. & Canada, p. 180-181 --Schools of Journalism, p. 182-184 --Advertising Clubs of United States, Canada, Mexico, and Cuba, p. 184-185 --Associations and Clubs—United States & Canada, p. 185-189 --Officers of American Newspaper Guild, p. 189 --Newspaper Mat Service Directory, p. 191-192 --Statement of Advertising Principles, p. 192 --I Am the Printing Press (poem) by Robert H. Davis, p. 192 --A.B.C. (Audit Bureau of Circulations) Circulation Statistics, p. 193-209 --Directory of Feature, News & Picture Syndicates, p. 208-220 --United Feature Syndicate Ad, p. 209 --“In Our Time” by Howie Hunt Ad, p. 210 --Craft Patterns Ad (home making feature), p. 212 --New York Herald Tribune Syndicate Ad (comics), p. 213 --“As We Live” by Elizabeth B. Hurlock Ad, p. 214 --Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate Ad, p. 215 --“Washington News Whiffs” by Esther Van Wagoner Tufty Ad, p. 218 --“High Road” by Bob Bates Ad, p. 217 --Ledger Syndicate Ad, p. 217 --“Inside Radio” by Paul Luther Ad, p. 219 --George Matthew Adams Service Ad, p. 219 --Newspapers Offering Merchandising Cooperation, p. 220-222 --Newspaper Carrier Publications, p. 222 --Press Gallery of the Congress of the United States, p. 223-227 --Merchandising Papers Issued by Daily Newspapers, p. 223 --Newspapers Issued in Tabloid or Small Format, p. 227 --Radio Stations with Newspaper Affiliations—U.S. & Canada, p. 228-231 --Radio News Services, p. 231 --Consulting Radio Engineers, p. 232

28 --Daily Newspaper Correspondents in New York, p. 232 --List of Radio Equipment Manufacturers, p. 233-241 --Leading Negro Publications of the United States, p. 241-246 --Selective Bibliography on Journalistic Subjects, p. 246-250 --Newsprint Manufacturers in North America, p. 250 --Principal Foreign Language Dailies of the U.S., p. 251-252 --Departmental Editors and Executives of U.S. & Canadian Dailies, p. 252-277 --Foreign Correspondents in the U.S., p. 277 --Standards of Education for Journalism, p. 277 --Legal Decisions and Rulings Affecting Newspapers, 1946, p. 278-279 --Article: Circulation and Ad Gains in Britain, p. 279-280 --Personnel, Circulations, Rates of Daily Newspapers of Great Britain, p. 284-294 --British Newspaper & Advertising Associations, p. 294-296 --British Advertising Agencies, p. 296 --Article: Maturity Comes to Australia, p. 297 --Personnel, Circulations, Rates of Daily Newspapers or Australasia, p. 298-304 --Daily Newspapers of Union of South Africa & Rhodesia, p. 304 --Newspaper, Advertising, & Printing Association of Australasia, p. 304-306 --Advertising Agencies of Australasia, p. 306-307 --Australian Journalists Code of Ethics, p. 306 --Code of Practice, Newspaper Advertising Executives Association, p. 307 --Directory of Central & South American & West Indian Newspapers (21st annual), p. 309-333 --Directory of Daily Newspapers in Other Foreign Countries, p. 333-337 --Dailies of Europe & Asia, p. 337-347 --Article: Mid-Pacific, Japan, China, Philippines and Southeast Asia Newspapers, p. 246 --Directory of Daily Newspapers in Philippine Islands, p. 347 --Directory of Daily Newspapers of Japan, China, Korea, Siam, Burma, Malays States Straits Settlement, p. 347 --Index to 1947 International Year Book Contents, p. 348-352

1948 --NEA Service, Inc. Ad, p. 2 --Science Service Ad, p. 7 --King Features Ad, p. 16 --Article: U.S. Dailies Strong and Free for ’48, p. 17, 94 --Ready Reckoner of Advertising Rates and Circulations—U.S. & Canada, p. 18-19 --Basic Data for the Buyers and Sellers of Newspaper Advertising Space, p. 19 --Personnel, Circulations, Rates, Services of U.S. & Canadian Newspapers, p. 21-134 --Pulitzer Awards in Journalism (1917-1947), p. 92 --Statement of Advertising Principles, p. 92 --National Association of Better Business Bureaus, Inc., p. 94 --Code of Practice, Newspaper Advertising Executives Association, p. 111 --Journalist’s Creed, p. 111 --Canons of Journalism, p. 116 --Maria Moore Cabot Awards (1939-1947), p. 123

29 --Newspaper Representatives (Ad reps) of U.S. & Canada, p. 135-141 --Advertising Agencies and their Chief Executives, p. 144-172 --Standards of Education for Journalism, p. 172 --Freedom of International News, p. 172 --Pay of Mechanical forces—Principal U.S. Cities, p. 173 --Newspaper Linage, 23 Chief Cities, 1939-1947, p. 174-175 --Newspaper Groups of U.S. & Canada, p. 176-177 --Advertising Clubs of U.S., Canada, Mexico, & Cuba, p. 177-178 --Associations and Clubs—U.S. & Canada, p. 178-183 --“I Am the Printing Press” (poem) by Robert H. Davis, p. 183 --Schools of Journalism, p. 183-186 --Composition of Printers’ Metals, p. 186 --A.B.C. (Audit Bureau of Circulations) Circulation Statistics, p. 186-201 --Directory of Feature, News and Picture Syndicates, p. 201-213 --George Matthew Adams Service Ad, p. 202 --United Features Syndicate Ad, p. 203 --Chicago Tribune Press Service Ad (correspondents/locations), p. 205 --Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate Ad, p. 207 --“Washington News Whiffs” by Esther Van Wagoner Tuffy, p. 208 --Acme Newspictures Ad, p. 209 --General Features Corp. Ad, p. 211 --Newsprint Manufacturers in North America, p. 213 --Ledger Syndicate Ad, p. 213 --Press Gallery of the Congress of the United States, p. 214-219 --Leading Negro Publications of the United States, p. 219-223 --Newspaper Mat Service Directory, p. 224-226 --Principal Foreign Language Dailies of the U.S., p. 226-227 --Newspaper Magazine Sections, Group Units, and Newspaper Networks in which Advertising may be Scheduled for Entire List, p. 227-229 --Departmental Editors and Executives of U.S. & Canadian Dailies, p. 229-258 --Selective Bibliography on Journalistic Subjects, p. 258-262 --Manufacturers & Distributors of Newspaper Equipment and Supplies, p. 263-291 --Newspapers Offering Merchandising Cooperation, p. 291-293 --Merchandising Papers Issued by Daily Newspapers, p. 293 --Newspaper Carrier Publications, p. 293-294 --Newspapers which Print Own Magazine Supplements, p. 294 --Newspapers Which Print Run-Of-Paper Color Advertising, p. 295-297 --U.S. & Canadian Newspapers Issued in Tabloid or Small format, p. 297 --Foreign correspondents in the U.S., p. 298 --Members of the Associated Business Papers, p. 298-299 --U.S. & Canadian Radio Stations with Newspaper Affiliations, p.299-305 --Consulting Radio Engineers, p. 305-306 --Radio News Services, p. 306 --Radio News Carrier Services, p. 306 --Radio Management Consultants, p. 306 --Legal Decisions & Rulings Affecting Newspapers, 1947, p. 306-308

30 --Article: British Costs Up, Supplies Down, p. 308 --Personnel, Circulations, Rates of Daily Newspapers of Great Britain, p. 310-321 --British Newspaper & Advertising Associations, p. 321-322 --British Advertising Agencies, p. 322-324 --Article: Australian Parallel with U.S., p. 324-325 --Personnel, Circulations, Rates of Daily Newspapers of Australasia, p. 325-327 --Australian Feature Syndicates, p. 327 --Advertising Agencies of Australasia, p. 327-331 --Daily Newspapers of Union of South Africa & Rhodesia, p. 328 --Newspaper, Advertising, & Printing Association of Australasia, p. 331 --Australian Journalists Code of Ethics, p. 331 --Directory of Central & South American & West Indies Newspapers (22nd Annual), p. 333-360 --Directory of Daily Newspapers in Other Foreign Countries, p. 361-376 --Index to 1948 International Year Book Content, p. 376-380

1949 --NEA Service, Inc. Ad, p. 2 --Science Service Ad, p. 7 --Gannett Newspapers Ad, p. 14 --Article: Circulations Hit All time High, But Some States Drop, p. 17, 128 --Ready Reckoner of Advertising Rates and Circulations, U.S. & Canada, p. 18-19 --Basic Data for Buyers and Sellers of Newspaper Advertising Space, p. 19 --Personnel, Circulations, Rates, Services of U.S. & Canadian Daily Newspapers, p. 21- 150 --“I Am the Printing Press” (poem) by Robert H. Davis, p. 42 --Times-Picayune and States (New Orleans) Magazine Ad, p. 65 --Freedom of International News, p. 75 --Canons of Journalism, p. 76 --Standards of Education for Journalism, p. 76 --Code of Practice, Newspaper Advertising Executives Association, p. 87 --Journalist’s Creed, p. 87 --Daily Racing Form Ad, p. 93 --Pulitzer Awards in Journalism (1917-1948), p. 104 --Maria Moore Cabot Awards (1939-1948), p. 123 --Texas Almanac Ad, p. 131 --1948 Newsprint Consumption Statistics, p. 139 --Newspaper Representatives (Ad reps) of U.S. & Canada, p. 151-157 --Newspaper National Representatives Ad, p. 152-153 --Advertising Agencies and Their Chief Executives, p. 160-190 --Pay of Mechanical Forces, Principal U.S. Cities, p. 191 --A.B.C. (Audit Bureau of Circulations) Circulation Statistics, p. 192-204 --Directory of Feature, News, and Picture Syndicates, p. 205-216 --Chicago Tribune Press Service Ad (correspondents list), p. 207 --Chicago Tribune/New York News Syndicate, Inc. Ad, p. 209 --ACME Newspictures Ad, p. 211

31 --Press Alliance Syndicate Ad, p. 212 --General Features Corp. Ad, p. 213 --Newspaper Groups of U.S. & Canada, p. 217-218 --Advertising Clubs of U.S., Canada, Mexico & Cuba, p. 218-219 --Association of Better Business Bureaus, Inc., p. 219-220 --Schools of Journalism, p. 220-223 --Members of the Associated Business Papers, p. 223 --Associations & Clubs, U.S. & Canada, p. 224-230 --Annual Advertising Linage Totals, p. 230-231 --Press Gallery of the Congress of the United States, p. 232-236 --Radio Correspondents’ Gallery of the U.S. Congress, p. 236-237 --Leading Negro Publication of the U.S. & Canada, p. 237-242 --Newsprint Manufacturers of North America, p. 242 --Principal Foreign Language Dailies of the U.S., p. 243-244 --Newspaper Mat Service Directory, p. 244-246 --Newspaper Magazine Sections, Group Units and Newspaper Networks in Which Advertising may be Scheduled for Entire List, p. 247-249 --Departmental Editors and Executives of U.S. & Canadian Dailies, p. 249-280 --Selective Bibliography on Journalistic Subjects, p. 280-285 --Newspapers Which Print Run-Of-Paper Color Advertising, p. 286-288 --Foreign Correspondents in the U.S., p. 289 --Newspapers Offering Merchandising Cooperation, p. 290-292 --Merchandising papers Issued by Daily Newspapers, p. 292 --Newspaper Carrier Publications, p. 293 --Newspapers Which Print Own Magazine Supplements, p. 293-294 --U.S. & Canadian Radio Stations with Newspaper Affiliations, p. 294-300 --Consulting Radio Engineers, p. 300-301 --Radio News Services, p. 301 --Radio News Carrier Services, p. 301 --Radio Management Consultants, p. 301 --Legal Decisions and Rulings Affecting Newspapers, 1948, p. 301-303 --Daily Newspaper Correspondents in New York, p. 303 --Manufacturers & Distributors of Newspaper Equipment & Supplies, p. 304-325 --U.S. & Canadian Newspapers Issued in Tabloid, p. 325 --Article: Costs, Restrictions, Hit British in ’48, p. 326-328 --Personnel, Circulations, Rates of Daily Newspapers of Great Britain & Ireland, p. 328- 335 --U.S. Representatives of British & Irish Newspapers, p. 335 --British Newspaper and Advertising Associations, p. 335-337 --British Advertising Agencies, p. 337-338 --Article: Newsprint Outlook Better in Australia, p. 338-339 --Personnel, Circulations, Rates of Daily Newspapers of Australasia, p. 339-342 --Australian Feature Syndicates, p. 342 --Advertising Agencies of Australasia, p. 342-344 --Daily Newspapers of Union of South Africa and Rhodesia, p. 344 --Newspaper, Advertising, and Printing Associations of Australasia, p. 344-346

32 --Australian Journalists code of Ethics, p. 346 --Directory of Central and South American and West Indies Newspapers (23rd Annual), p. 346-374 --Article: Ads Play International Role, p. 375 --Directory of Daily Newspapers in Other Foreign Countries, p. 375-392 --Representatives of Foreign Countries Papers, p. 392-395 --Index to 1949 International Year Book Contents, p. 395-400 --United Feature Syndicate Ad (Comics & Columns), Inside Back Cover

Index

This index attempts to provide access to selected topics, titles, and names appearing in the Editor & Publisher International Year Books for the years 1929-1931 and 1933-1949. The headings are followed by references to the year and page numbers on which the heading appears. Cross references are sometimes provided to refer the user to preferred headings.

A. Neely Hall Productions (craft patterns by A. Neely Hall): 1943-p. 141; 1944-p. 202; 1945-p. 212; 1946-p. 212; 1947-p. 212

Abbie An’ Slats (comic strip by Raeburn Van Buren): 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163; 1940-p. 159; 1941-p. 163; 1942-p. 143; 1943-p. 143; 1944-p. 201; 1945-p. 213; 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Abdullah, Achmed (serialized fiction): 1930-p. 195; 1931-p. 193

Abie the Agent (comic strip): 1930-p. 209

About Broadway (column by Skolsky): 1930-p. 194

About The Columns (by John Barden): 1949-p. 206

Absent Minded Professor (comic strip by Carl Ed): 1931-p. 192

According to Hoyle (comic strip by Harry Hershfield): 1934-p. 169; 1935-p. 177

ACME Newspictures (Division of NEA Service): 1939-p. 155; 1940-p. 151; 1945-p. 215; 1946-p. 207; 1947-p. 211; 1948-p. 209; 1949-p. 211

Adams, Frank R. (serialized fiction): 1930-p. 303

33 Adams, Franklin Pierce (author of “Conning Tower” column; aka FPA): 1934-p. 169; 1935-p. 177

Adams, George Matthew (author of “Today’s Talk” column; founder of the George Matthew Adams Service, a feature service): 1947-p. 219; 1948-p. 202; 1949-p. 206

Ade, George (short stories): 1934-p. 167

Advertising Agencies & Their Space Buyers: 1929-p. 193; 1930-p. 185; 1931-p. 170; 1933-p. 142, 154; 1934-p. 144; 1935-p. 156

Advertising Agencies and Their Chief Executives: 1936-p. 164; 1937-p. 178; 1938-p. 178; 1939-p. 166; 1940-p. 162; 1941-p. 164; 1942-p. 150; 1943-p. 150; 1944-p. 150; 1945-p. 160; 1946-p. 148; 1947-p. 146; 1948-p. 144; 1949-p. 160

Advertising Principles: see Statement of Advertising Principles

Advertising Linage Totals: 1949-p. 230-231

Advertising Supplements: see Newspaper Color, Magazine, and Comic Sections; Newspaper Magazine Sections; Newspapers Which Publish Own Magazine Supplements

Advice to Teen-Agers (column by Sheila Daly): 1946-p. 215

Advice to the Lovelorn (column by Beatrice Fairfax): 1930-p. 208; 1941-p. 161

Afro-American Company (newspaper publisher): 1940-p. 189

Afro-American Newspapers: 1933-p. 117-118; 1934-p. 180; 1935-p. 190; 1936-p.208; 1937-p. 209; 1938-p. 203-204; 1939-p. 192-193; 1940-p. 189-190; 1941-p. 193-194; 1942-p. 182; 1943-p. 182; 1944-p. 179-182; 1945-p. 227; 1946-p. 220-226; 1947-p. 241- 246; 1948-p. 219-223; 1949-p. 237-242

Aggie Mack (comic strip by Hal Rasmusson): 1948-p. 207; 1949-p. 209

Ahern, Gene (creator of “Our Boarding House” & “Room and Board”): 1931-p. 191; 1938-p. 167; 1941-p. 161

Airpower (column by Al Williams): 1941-p. 163; 1942-p. 143; 1943-p. 143; 1944-p. 201; 1945-p. 213; 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Albert Crawford Hurst Features: 1933-p. 160

Albright, Robert (U.S. House of Representatives reporter for the Washington Post): 1934-p. 117

Alburn Bureau (syndicate service): 1949-p. 206

Alden, Hoyt (cooking columnist): 1948-p. 202

Alec, The Great (comic strip by Edwina): 1947-p. 219; 1948-p. 202

Alexander, F. O. (creator of “Hairbreadth Harry” and “High-Gear Homer” comic strips): 1933-p. 8; 1934-p. 4; 1936-p. 193

Allen, Ida Bailey (homemaking columnist): 1948-p. 16

Allen, Robert S. (co-author of “Washington Merry-Go-Round; co-creator of “Hap Hopper” comic strip): 1934-p. News section IX; 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163; 1940-p. 159; 1941-p. 163; 1942-p. 143

Alley Oop (comic strip created by V.T. Hamlin): 1937-p. 167; 1938-p. 167; 1941-p. 155; 1947-p. 2; 1948-p. 2; 1949-p. 2

Alma Latina (women’s magazine published in San Juan, Puerto Rico): 1948-p. 356

Along the Potomac (column by Carlisle Bargeron): 1934-p. 170

Alsop, Joseph W. (political columnist): 1941-p. 157; 1946-p. 213

Alsop, Stewart (political columnist): 1946-p. 213

America Must Lead (spot feature by Eric Johnston): 1949-p. 212

American Correspondents in London: 1931-p. 214; 1934-p. 204; 1935-p. 215

American Forum (column by Theodore Granik): 1941-p. 163

American Newspaper Women’s Clubs: 1943-p. 146; 1945-p. 69; 1946-p. 171

American Weekly (newspaper magazine supplement; newspapers distributing this publication are reported in the Newspaper Magazine Sections of the 1944-1949 Year Books—except 1947): 1944-p. 199; 1945-p. 94; 1946-p. 100; 1948-p. 227; 1949-p. 247

America’s Future, Inc. (distributor of Samuel B. Pettengill): 1939-p. 160; 1940-p. inside back cover

Ames, Elinor (etiquette columnist; wrote “Correct Thing” column): 1939-p. 156-157; 1946-p. 215

Amos ‘n’ Andy (comic strip): 1929-p. 152

Anderson, Carl (creator of “Henry” comic strip): 1941-p. 161

Andrews, Margaret Lockwood (author of “How to Entertain”): 1934-p. 5

Aneta News Features (stories of the “indomitable Dutch”): 1943-p. 141; 1944-p. 200

Animal Antics (comic strip): 1930-p. 7

Ann Shannon (comic): 1949-p. 213

Annibelle (comic strip): 1937-p. 167

A & P: see Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.

Arnot, John Paul (creator of “Don Key O. T.”): 1929-p. 225

Arriola, Gus (creator of “Gordo” comic strip): 1942-p. 143; 1944-p. 201; 1945-p. 213; 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 202; 1949-p. inside back cover

Art Critics: see Department Editors Section

Arthur, Max (Chicago Tribune Press Service correspondent): 1947-p. 41

As Man to Man (column by William Feather): 1930-p. 14

As We Live (column by Dr. Elizabeth Hurlock): 1947-p. 214

Associated Press Feature Service: 1929-p. News section XIV; 1930-p. News Section XVIII (comic & cartoon service);

Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.: 1941-p. 149 (Ad explaining the concept of a “chain” store); 1946-p. 159 (ad explaining shift of the food industry from war to peace); 1947-p. 151

A Strain on the Family Tie (comic strip by Gaar Williams): 1934-p. 166

Audit Bureau of Circulations (A.B.C.) Statistics: 1929-p.152-186; 1930-p. 149-180; 1931-p. 135-169; 1933-p. 119-140; 1934-p. 119-143; 1935-p. 130-155; 1936-p. 142-163; 1937-p. 144-165; 1938-p. 144-160; 1939-p. 132-148; 1940-p. 129-145; 1941-p. 133-148; 1942-p. 124-137; 1943-p. 128-140, 171; 1944-p. 182-197; 1945-p. 191-205; 1946-p. 191- 204; 1947-p. 193-209; 1948-p. 186-201; 1949-p. 192-204

Aunt Peach’s Pet Shop (comic strip): 1946-p. 215

Austin, Anne (columnist & serialized fiction): 1929-p. 219; 1930-p. 205

36 Automobile columnists: Brokaw, Clifford W.

Automotive Editors: See listings in Department Editors Section

Aviation Editors: See listings in Department Editors Section

Ayer Newspapers & Periodicals Directory: 1929-p. 195; 1930-p. 187; 1933-p. 143; 1934-p. 145; 1935-p. 157; 1937-p. 179; 1938-p. 179

Babe Bunting (comic strip by Roy Williams): 1936-p. 193; 1937-p. 173; 1938-p. 173; 1939-p. 161

Babson, Roger W. (financial columnist): 1941-p. 160

Baby Care (column by Iris Lane): 1948-p. 211; 1949-p. 213

Baby Sister (comic strip by Tack Knight): 1931-p. 192

Back Home Again (cartoon by Ed Dodd): 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163; 1940-p. 159; 1941- p. 163; 1942-p. 143; 1943-p. 143; 1944-p. 201; 1945-p. 213; 1946-p. 205

Back-Seat Driver (comic strip by A.E. Hayward): 1933-p. 8; 1934-p. 4

Baer, Bugs (Arthur; King Features contributor & much more): 1941-p. 161; 1948-p. 16

Balderston, John L. (author of Berkeley Square): 1930-p. 131

Baldwin, Faith (fiction writer): 1931-p. 193

Balmer, Edwin (serialized fiction): 1933-p. 159; 1934-p. 167

Barber, Edith M. (author of “Your Food Problems” column): 1944-p. 202; 1946-p. 211; 1948-p. 211; 1949-p. 213

Barden, John (author of “About the Columns”): 1949-p. 206

Bargeron, Carlisle (author of “Along the Potomac”): 1934-p. 170

Barnaby (comic strip by Crockett Johnson): 1947-p. 89

Barnet Nover’s Column (column by Barnet Nover): 1949-p. inside back cover

Barney Baxter in the Air (comic strip by Frank Miller): 1941-p. 161

Barney Google (comic strip by Billy DeBeck): 1930-p. 209; 1941-p. 161; 1948-p. 16

37 Barrie, James M. (serialized fiction): 1933-p. 158

Barry Noble (comic strip by Chuck Verral & Al Plastino): 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Barry, R. A. (author of “Stamp News”): 1934-p. 169; 1935-p. 177

Bart, Benjamin (publisher of the Independent Press Service): 1944-p. 180

Barton, Olive Roberts (woman’s page columnist): 1929-p. 219; 1930-p. 205; 1931-p. 191

Batchelor, C. D. (cartoonist; creator of “Once Overs” cartoon): 1930-p. 14-15; 1931-p. 14-15; 1933-p. 158; 1934-p. 167; 1935-p. 175; 1936-p. 187; 1946-p. 215

Batsford, Ben (creator of “Frankie Doodle” comic strip): 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163

Bates, Bob (author of “The High Road” aviation column): 1947-p. 217; 1948-p. 211

Be Smart (illustrated fashion feature distributed by General Features Corp.): 1948-p. 211; 1949-p. 213

Beach, Rex (serialized fiction): 1933-p. 9; 1934-p. 5

Beauty After Forty (18 articles by Edyth Thornton McLeod distributed by Ledger Syndicate): 1940-p. 155

Beauty columnists: Donnelly, Antoinette; Leavitt, Martha; Leeds, Lois; McLeod, Edyth Thornton; Paris, Viola;

Beck, Frank (cartoonist; creator of “Down the Road”): 1931-p. 195; 1934-p. 169; 1935- p. 177

Beck, Prof. (author of articles on science): 1936-p. 187

Becker, Bob (dog/outdoors columnist; author of “Woods & Waters” and “Mostly About Dogs” columns): 1935-p. 175; 1936-p. 187; 1946-p. 215

Beckley, Zoe (advice columnist): 1930-p. 7; 1931-p. 7; 1934-p. 9; 1935-p. 7; 1936-p. 7; 1937-p. 7; 1938-p. 7

Bedwell, Bettina (fashion columnist; distributed by Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate beginning in 1931—see chart 1939 Yearbook, p. 156-157): 1935-p. 175; 1936- p. 187; 1946-p. 215

38 Beebe, Lucius (author of “This New York” column ): 1931-p. 195; 1934-p. 169; 1935-p. 177

Bela Lanan, Court Reporter (comic strip by Carlile Crutcher): 1937-p. 175

Believe It Or Not (cartoon by Robert Ripley): 1941-p. 161; 1948-p. 16

Belmont, Phyllis (Ledger Syndicate writer): 1935-p. 193; 1937-p. 173; 1938-p. 173

Benchley, Robert (humor writer): 1930-p. 194

Bendel, Henri (fashion writer): 1929-p. 219; 1930-p. 205

Bennett, Arnold (serialized fiction): 1930-p. 195

Bennett, Ira (co-author of “National Whirligig”): 1935-p. 125

Bennett, Lowell (International New Service WWII correspondent): 1945-p. 217

Benny (comic strip by J. Carver Pusey): 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163

Berdanier, Paul (creator of “How It Began” cartoon; editorial cartoonist): 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163; 1947-p. 209 [editorial cartoon]; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Bernays, Edward L. (author of Propaganda): 1929-p. 132; 1930-p. 123;

Berndt, Walter (creator of “Smitty” and “Herby”): 1929-p. 202; 1930-p. 194; 1931-p. 192

Berry, Howard (International News Service WWII correspondent): 1945-p. 217

Betty (comic strip by C.A. Voight): 1929-p. 177; 1937-p. 171

Betz, Betty (columnist for teen-agers): 1948-p. 16

Bevans, Gladys (author of “Parent-Child” column; distributed by the Chicago Tribune- New York News Syndicate beginning in 1927—see the chart in the 1939 Yearbook, p. 156-157): 1934-p. 167; 1935-p. 175; 1936-p. 187; 1939-p. 156-157; 1946-p. 215

Bibliography on Journalistic Subjects: see Selective Bibliography on Journalistic Subjects

Bill (comic strip created by Harry Haenigsen): 1939-p. 159

Bill Cunningham’s Column (column by Bill Cunningham): 1942-p. 143; 1943-p. 143; 1944-p. 201; 1945-p. 213; 1946-p. 205; 1949-p. inside back cover

Binder, Carroll (editorial writer for the Minneapolis Tribune): 1946-p. 77

Bird, Carol (Ledger Syndicate writer): 1936-p. 193

Bisch, Louis E. (author of “Health & Success”): 1930-p. 208

Bishop, Daniel (artist of “Petunia” cartoon): 1947-p. 219; 1948-p. 202

Bishop, Wallace (cartoonist/creator of “Muggs McGinnis”):1929-p. 7

Black, Winifred (inspirational talks): 1930-p. 208

Blake, Doris (author of “Love Problems,” “Heart Chats,” and “Heart to Heart Talks”; distributed by Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate from 1921—see chart in 1939 Yearbook, p. 156-157): 1930-p. 194; 1931-p. 193; 1934-p. 167; 1935-p. 175; 1936- p. 187; 1939-p. 156-7; 1946-p. 215

Blanshard, Julia (feature writer for NEA): 1929-p. 219; 1930-p. 205; 1931-p. 191

Blau, Ernest E. (author of “What Do You Know About Men and Women?”column): 1948-p. 202

Blondie (comic strip by Chic Young): 1941-p. 161; 1948-p. 17

Blosser, Merrill (aka M.C. Blosser; creator of “Freckles and His Friends” comic strip): 1931-p. 191; 1938-p. 167; 1949-p. 2

Blue Beetle (comic strip): 1940-p. 161

Blue Ribbon Fiction (serialized fiction): see Chicago Tribune Newspapers Syndicate or Chicago Tribune New York News Syndicate; 1939-p. 156-157 for chart of history as a feature of this syndicate

Bolitho, William (author of Twelve Against the Gods): 1930-p. 131

Bonzo (comic strip): 1929-p. 220

Boob McNutt (comic strip by Rube Goldberg): 1930-p. 209

Book columnists: Gannett, Lewis; Van Doren, Irita

Book critics: See listings under Department Editors Section

Book of Knowledge (comic strip): 1929-p. 219

40 Book of Knowledge (column): 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203

Book review editor: see Department Editors Section

Books and Things (book review column by Lewis Gannett): 1935-p. 177

Books about Journalism: See Selective Bibliography on Journalistic Subjects

Booth Michigan Newspapers: 1946-p. 69

Boots and Her Buddies (comic strip; sometimes called “Boots” or “Girls” created by Edgar Martin): 1929-p. 219; 1930-p. 205; 1931-p. 191; 1933-p. 157; 1934-p. 165; 1937-p. 167; 1938-p. 167; 1941-p. 155; 1947-p. 2; 1948-p. 2; 1949-p. 2

Bors, Joseph A. (International News Service WWII correspondent): 1945-p. 217

Bosdan, J. J. (author of “Little Biographies” column): 1929-p. 205

Bostwick, Sals (creator of “Room & Board”): 1929-p. 221

Bowers, Claude G. (author of The Tragic Era): 1930-p. 131

Bowers, Joe (creator of “Dizzy Dramas” comic strip): 1930-p. 14; 1931-p. 14-15; 1933-p. 8; 1934-p. 4; 1936-p. 193

Bowman, Lorene (women’s columnist): 1933-p. 8

Boyd, Julia (fashion columnist): 1929-p. 7; 1930-p. 7

Boyesen, H. H. (author of first serial fiction offered by McClure Syndicate): 1937-p. 175

Boy Scout comic strip: see Roy Powers, Eagle Scout

Bracken, Margaret (writer of “Petunia” cartoon; aka Peg): 1947:p. 219; 1948-p. 202

Branner, Martin (creator of “Winnie Winkle” and “Looie Blooie”): 1929-p. 202; 1930- p.194; 1931-p. 192

Braucher, William (NEA sports writer): 1930-p. 205; 1931-p. 191

Breese, Milton (author of “This Day” column): 1948-p. 211

Breger, Dave (cartoonist): 1948-p. 16

Brenda Starr (comic strip): 1946-p. 215; 1948-p. 207; 1949-p. 209

41 Brent, Bob (Robert; co-creator of “Judge Wright” comic strip): 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203

Bridge columnists: see Sims, P. Hal; Neville, Robert; Culbertson, Ely; Culbertson, Josephine; Barclay (author of “Bridge Forum”); McKenney, William E.; Goren, Charles

Bridge forum (column by Barclay): 1931-p. 195

Bridge Table (column by Robert Neville): 1934-p. 169; 1935-p. 177

Brighter Side (column by Damon Runyon): 1941-p. 161

Bringing Up Father (comic strip by George McManus): 1930-p. 209; 1941-p. 161

Bringle, Paul (creator of “Penny A Point”): 1933-p. 8

Brinkerhoff, Robert Moore (creator of “Little Mary Mixup” and “The Burtons”): 1938- p. 177; 1939-p. 163; 1940-p. 159; 1941-p. 163; 1942-p. 143; 1943-p. 143; 1944-p. 201; 1945-p. 213; 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Brinkley, Nell (creator of the Brinkley Girl): 1930-p. 209

Brisbane, Arthur (author of “Today” column): 1930-p. 208 & News section VII;

Broadway (comic strip): 1930-p. 194; 1933-p. 158; 1934-p. 166 & 167

Broadway Medley (column by Leonard Lyons): 1941-p. 161

Brody, Catherine (short stories): 1934-p. 167; 1935-p. 175

Brokaw, Clifford W. (author of “Brokaw Automobile Service”): 1929-p. 177; 1931-p. 195

Bromfield, Louis (serialized fiction; author of “The Rains Came”): 1939-p. 161

Broncho Bill (comic strip by Harry F. O’Neill): 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163; 1940-p. 159; 1941-p. 163; 1942-p. 143; 1943-p. 143; 1944-p. 201; 1945-p. 213; 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Bronner, Milton (columns from Europe): 1929-p. 219; 1930-p. 205

Brookman, Laura Lou (serialized fiction): 1930-p. 205

Brooks, Anne Tedlock (serialized fiction; author of I Take This Man & All That Glitters): 1940-p. 155; 1941-p. 159

Broun, Heywood (author of “It Seems to Me” column): 1931-p. 279; 1938-p. 177; 1939- p. 163

Brown’s Daily Cartoons (cartoons by ? Brown): 1934-p. 169; 1935-p. 177

Brown, James E. (International News Service WWII correspondent): 1945-p. 217

Brown, Vera (author of serialized fiction): 1930-p. 14; 1933-p. 9; 1934-p. 5; 1936-p. 193; 1937-p. 173; 1938-p. 173; 1939-p. 161

Brumby, Bob (International News Service WWII correspondent): 1945-p. 217

Brush-Moore Newspapers: 1935-p. 148

Brutus (comic strip by Johnny Gruelle): 1931-p. 195; 1934-p. 169; 1935-p. 177

Bugs Bunny (comic strip): 1949-p. 2

Bundesen, Dr. (health columnist): 1929-p. 152

Bungle Family (comic strip): 1929-p. 7; 1930-p. 7; 1931-p. 7; 1933-p. News section IX; 1935-p. 7; l936-p. 7; 1937-p. 7; 1938-p. 7

Burcky, Claire (sportswriter): 1930-p. 205; 1931-p. 191

Burd, Laurence (Chicago Tribune Press Service correspondent): 1947-p. 41; 1948-p. 205; 1949-p. 207

Buresch, Joseph (cartoonist; distributed by Thompson Service): 1934-p. 172

Burgess, Thornton W. (children’s stories; illustrator): 1929-p. 177; 1931-p. 195; 1934-p. 169; 1935-p. 177

Burns, Edward (sports columnist): 1935-p. 175; 1936-p. 187

Burroughs, Edgar Rice (creator of “Tarzan” comic strip): 1929-p. 319; 1930-p. 303; 1931-p. 279; 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163; 1940-p. 159; 1941-p. 163; 1942-p. 143; 1943-p. 143; 1944-p. 201; 1945-p. 213; 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Burroughs, John Coleman (creator of “John Carter of Mars” comic strip): 1942-p. 143

Burt, Katherine Newlin (serialized fiction): 1929-p. 203

Burt, Struthers (serialized fiction): 1930-p. 195

Burton, Beatrice (serialized fiction): 1929-p. 221; 1930-p. 208

Burtons (comic strip by R.M. Brinkerhoff): 1945-p. 213

Bushmiller, Ernie (creator of “Fritzi Ritz” and “Nancy” comic strips): 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163; 1940-p. 159; 1941-p. 163; 1942-p. 143; 1943-p. 143; 1944-p. 201; 1945-p. 213; 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Business News Service: 1946-p. 206

Business Papers: see Members of the Associated Business Papers

Buster Beans (comic strip by Robert L. Dickey): 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163; 1940-p. 159

Butler, Ellis Parker (humorist): 1930-p. 303; 1931-p. 192; 1934-p. 167

Butler, Vincent (correspondent for the Chicago Tribune Press Service): 1949-p. 207

Buy-Lines (column by Nancy Sasser; the Newspaper Magazine Sections list in the 1945-1949 Year Books--except 1947--report newspapers publishing this column): 1943-p. inside front cover; 1945-p. 94; 1946-p. 100; 1948-p. 227-228; 1949-p. 247

Buz Sawyer (comic strip): 1948-p. 16

Buzzie (comic strip): 1946-p. 215

Byrnes, Loy (creator of “Spunkie”): 1941-p. 163; 1942-p. 143

Calling All Dogs (A.P. Terhune column about dogs): 1937-p. 7; 1938-p. 7

Cameroon, Kate (New York film critic): 1934-p. 167; 1936-p. 187

Campbell, Alice (serialized fiction): 1934-p. 167; 1935-p. 175

Campbell, E. Simms (creator of “Cuties” comic strip): 1941-p. 161; 1948-p. 16

Camsell, John (International News Service WWII correspondent): 1945-p. 217

Can It Be Done? (comic strip): 1935-p. 7

Can You Imagine (futuristic illustrations by Art Radebaugh): 1948-p. 211; 1949-p. 213

Caniff, Milton (creator of Terry & The Pirates” comic strip)

44 Canons of Journalism (see also Journalist’s Creed): 1929-p. 256; 1930-p. 266; 1931-p. 110; 1933-p. 94; 1934-p. 100; 1935-p. 44; 1936-p. 21; 1937-p. 80; 1939-p. 146; 1940-p. 67; 1941-p. 72; 1942-p. 70; 1943-p. 26; 1944-p. 41; 1945-p. 40; 1946-p. 216; 1947-p. 120; 1948-p. 116; 1949-p. 76

Capitol Stuff (column by John O’Donnell): 1946-p. 215

Capp, Al (“Li’l Abner” daily strip creator): 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163; 1940-p. 159; 1941-p. 163; 1942-p. 143; 1943-p. 143; 1944-p. 201; 1945-p. 213; 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Captain and the Kids (comic strip by Rudolph Dirks; distributed by United Feature Syndicate): 1929-p. 135; 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163; 1940-p. 159; 1941-p. 163; 1942-p. 143; 1943-p. 143; 1944-p. 201; 1945-p. 213; 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Captain Easy (comic strip): 1934-p. 165; 1937-p. 167

Carey, Nancy (creator of “Homemaker”): 1929-p. 15; 1930-p. 15; 1933-p. 8, 9

Carlile Crutcher Syndicate: See Crutcher, Carlile

Carlson, Ralph (co-creator of “Perry Parker” comic strip): 1948-p. 202

Carnegie, Dale: 1938-p. 7

Carnival (comic strip by Dick Turner): 1947-p. 2; 1948-p. 2; 1949-p. 2

Carrier Boy Papers: 1935-p. 223; 1936-p. 140; 1937-p. 143; 1938-p. 143; 1939-p. 130; 1940-p. 117; 1941-p. 101; 1942-p. 97; 1943-p. 177; 1944-p. 169; 1945-p. 207; 1946-p. 219; 1947-p. 222; 1948-p. 293-294; 1949-p. 293

Carroll, Raymond G. (author of “Paris Day by Day” column): 1930-p. 14; 1931-p. 15

Carson, Lee (International News Service WWII correspondent): 1945-p. 217

Carter, Ad (August Daniel; creator of “Just Kids” comic strip): 1941-p. 161

Carter, Boake (editorialist & commentator; distributed by the Ledger Syndicate): 1938-p. 173; 1939-p. 161; 1940-p. 155; 1941-p. 159

Cartoonists and Comics: See the Ads for feature services and index entries for the names of cartoonists and titles of cartoons and comic strips

Cartoonists (editorial cartoonists): See “Cartoonists” listing in Department Editors Section

Casey, Bob (humorist): 1929-p. 152

Casey Ruggle (comic strip by Warren Tufts): 1949-p. inside back cover

Catholic Information Society (distributor of a “Catholic” feature): 1940-p. 160

Catton, Bruce (book reviews & editorials): 1929-p. 219; 1930-p. 205; 1931-p. 191;

Central Feature News Service: 1938-p. 176

Central Press Association (feature syndicate): 1929-p. 7

Chain Newspapers: see Newspaper Chains of U.S. & Canada

Chapman, John (author of “Mainly About Manhattan”; distributed by Chicago Tribune- New York News Syndicate beginning in 1933—see chart in 1939 Yearbook, p. 156-157; NY Theatre Letter): 1934-p. 167; 1935-p. 175; 1936-p. 187; 1939-p. 157; 1946-p. 215

Character Close-Ups (cartoon): 1931-p. 15

Cheerful Cherub (comic strip by Rebecca McCann): 1948-p. 202

Chicago Daily News Syndicate: 1929-p. 152

Chicago Tribune Newspapers Syndicate: 1929-p. 202-203; 1930-p. 194-195; 1931-p. 192-193; 1933-p. 158-159;

Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate, Inc. (history of the development of this syndicate is given in 1939 volume, pages 156-157): 1934-p. 166-167; 1935-p. 174-175; 1936-p. 186-187; 1937-p. 168-169; 1938-p. 168-169; 1939-p. 156-157; 1946-p. 215; 1947-p. 215; 1948-p. 207; 1949-p. 209

Chicago Tribune Press Service: 1947-p. 41; 1948-p. 205; 1949-p. 207

Child rearing columns: see Bevans, Gladys; Osborne, Ernest G.

Child Training (column by Dr. Ernest G. Osborne): 1949-p. inside back cover

Childs, Marquis (author of “Washington Calling” column): 1945-p. 213; 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Ching Chow (comic strip by Stanley Link; distributed by Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate beginning in 1927—see the chart in the 1939 Yearbook, p. 156-157): 1929-p. 202; 1930-p. 194; 1933-p. 158; 1934-p. 167; 1935-p. 175; 1936-p. 187; 1939-p. 156-157; 1946-p. 215; 1948-p. 207; 1949-p. 209

Chinigo, Michael (International News Service WWII correspondent): 1945-p. 217

Christiansen, Einar (Chicago Tribune Press Service correspondent): 1947-p. 41; 1948-p. 205

Christie, Agatha (serialized fiction): 1934-p. 5

Christie, May (fiction writer): 1930-p. 208

Christmas Carol (fiction by Charles Dickens; serialized by Ledger Syndicate): 1939-p. 161; 1940-p. 155

Christy, Verne C. (creator of “Skids” comic strip): 1935-p. 176

Church Editors (see listings in Department Editors Section; sometimes called “Religion” editor): 1948-p. 234-235

Churchill, Randolph (author of “Today in Europe” column): 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203

Churchill, Winston S. (serialized nonfiction): 1933-p. 158; 1935-p. 175

Cicero Sap (comic strip by Fred Locher): 1930-p. News section XVIII

Clapper, Raymond (political writer in Washington, DC; author of “In Washington” column): 1934-p. 117; 1935-p. 179; 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163; 1940-p. 159; 1941-p. 163; 1942-p. 143; 1943-p. 143; 1944-p. 201

Clarence (comic strip): 1931-p. 195; 1934-p. 169; 1935-p. 177; 1947-p. 213

Clark, George (creator of “Side Glances” comic strip): 1931-p. 191; 1938-p. 167

Cobb, Hubbard (author of “Fix It Yourself” column): 1947-p. 219; 1948-p. 202

Cobb, Irvin S. (serialized fiction): 1936-p. 187

Cochran, Hal (co-creator of “The Tinymites” & “Barbs”): 1931-p. 191; 1949-p. 2

Cochrane, Mickey (author of “Diamond Dust,” a baseball column): 1930-p. 14

Code of Practice, Newspaper Advertising Executives Association (see also Statement of Advertising Principles): 1947-p. 307; 1948-p. 111; 1949-p. 87

Cohen, Octavus Roy (serialized fiction): 1929-p. 203; 1934-p. 167; 1935-p. 175; 1936-p. 187

Cohn, Art (International News Service WWII correspondent): 1945-p. 217

Cohn, Gene (“Stage Letter”): 1929-p. 219; 1930-p. 205

Coll, Charles (co-creator of “Myra North, Special Nurse” comic strip): 1938-p. 167

College Publications: 1930-p. 253

Collyers, Bert E. (founder of Collyers’ News Bureau): 1939-p. 160

Collyers’ News Bureau (sports & racing news): 1939-p. 160; 1940-p. 152

Colonel Stoopnagle’s Vest Pocket Essays (column by Col. Lemuel Q. Stoopnagle—aka, Frederick Chase Taylor): 1947-p. 219

Colson, Hal (creator of “Jack Swift” comic strip): 1931-p. 14-15; 1933-p. 8; 1934-p. 4

Columnists: See listings in Department Editors Section

Commercial Radio Equipment Co.: 1946-p. 230

Congressional Press Gallery (U.S.): 1929-p. 257-258; 1930-p. 214-216; 1931-p. 206- 208; 1933-p. 108-109; 1934-p. 114-116; 1935-p. 124-128; 1936-p. 136-140; 1937-p. 140- 142; 1938-p. 140-142; 1939-p. 127-129; 1940-p. 126-128; 1941-p. 140-142; 1942-p. 121- 123; 1943-p. 125-127; 1944-p. 170-172; 1945-p. 181-183; 1946-p. 179-182; 1947-p. 223- 227; 1948-p. 214-219; 1949-p. 232-236

Connell, Richard (humorist): 1930-p. 303; 1931-p. 193

Connie (comic strip by Frank Godwin): 1930-p. 14; 1933-p. 8; 1934-p. 4; 1936-p. 193; 1937-p. 173; 1938-p. 173; 1939-p. 161; 1940-p. 155

Conniff, Frank (International News Service WWII correspondent): 1945-p. 217

Conning Tower (column by F.P. Adams): 1934-p. 169; 1935-p. 177

Conquering Contract (bridge column by P. Hal Sims): 1933-p. 8; 1934-p. 5

Conselman, Bill (creator of “Ella Cinders” and “Good Time Guy”; aka Frank Smiley): 1929-p. 319; 1930-p. 303 & News section XVIII; 1933-p. News section IX; 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163; 1940-p. 159

Continental News-Photo Service: 1939-p. 164; 1940-p. 158; 1941-p. 156

Contract Bridge (column by Josephine Culbertson): 1941-p. 161

Cook, Sarah Marshall (women’s fashions): 1931-p. 195

Cook, Ted (humor writer): 1929-p. 221; 1930-p. 208

Cookery: see Homemaker (column) and columnists: Nancy Carey; Anna B. Scott; Thomas Mario

Cooper, Courtney Ryley (serialized fiction): 1936-p. 187

Copeland, Royal S. (author of “Your Health”): 1930-p. 208

Copley Newspapers: 1935-p. 33

Corky (comic strip): 1936-p. 187

Correct Thing (etiquette column by Elinor Ames): 1934-p. 167; 1935-p. 175; 1936-p. 187; 1939-p. 156-157; 1946-p. 215

Correspondents in New York: see Newspaper Correspondents in New York

Cory, Fanny Young (creator of “Sonny Sayings” & “Little Miss Muffet”): 1929-p. 15; 1930-p. 14; 1933-p. 8; 1934-p. 4; 1941-p. 161

Costello, Jerry (editorial cartoonist for General Features Corporation): 1946-p. 210; 1948-p. 211; 1949-p. 213

Counihan, Bud (creator of “Pinhead Dooley”): 1929-p. 221

Count Screwloose of Tooloose (comic strip): 1929-p. 135

Court and Commercial Papers: 1937-p. 198; 1938-p. 165; 1939-p. 165; 1940-p. 59; 1941-p. 92; 1942-p. 181; 1943-p. 177

Cousin Juniper (comic strip): 1946-p. 215

Cowan, Wood (creator of “Mom ‘n Pop” comic strip): 1931-p. 191

Cox, Dave (creator of “PFFFTTT” comic strip): 1948-p. 211

Craft Patterns (by A. Neely Hall): 1943-p. 141; 1944-p. 202; 1945-p. 212; 1946-p. 212; 1947-p. 212

Crane, George W. (Dr.; author of “Test Your Horse Sense” column): 1946-p. 215

49 Crane, Roy (creator of “Wash Tubbs” comic strip): 1931-p. 191; 1938-p. 167; 1948-p. 16

Crawford, William Galbraith (aka Galbraith; creator of “Side Glances” comic strip): 1949-p. 2

Cricksman, Pinkey (publisher of Newsboys’ World Magazine): 1940-p. 191

Crosby, Percy L. (creator of “Skippy”): 1929-p. 220; 1930-p. 209; 1934-p. News section VII; 1941-p. 161

Crutcher, Carlile (seller of “You Be The Judge” and “Bela Lanan, Court Reporter” comic strips): 1936-p. 192; 1937-p. 174

Cuckoo Quiz (humorous question & answer illustrations by Meyer Rossman of Boston): 1948-p. 211; 1949-p. 213

Cuddles (comic strip): 1929-p. 225

Culbertson, Ely (Bridge columnist): 1936-p. 187

Culbertson, Josephine (Contract Bridge columnist): 1941-p. 161

Cunningham, Bill (author of “Bill Cunningham’s Column”): 1942-p. 143; 1943-p. 143; 1944-p. 201; 1945-p. 213; 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Curious World (comic strip): see This Curious World

Curly Kayoe (comic strip by Sam Leff): 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

CurrentNewsFeatures, Inc.: 1930-p. 244

Cuties (comic strip created by E. Simms Campbell): 1941-p. 161

Cutler, John Henry (author of “Who Is It?” column): 1941-p. 163

Cutter, Irving S. (author of “How to Keep Well” column; health column distributed by Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate beginning in 1935—see chart in 1939 Yearbook, p. 156-157): 1936-p. 187; 1939-p. 156-157

Daddy Ringtail (bedtime story): 1949-p. 213

Daffynitions (humor): 1949-p. 213

50 Dafoe, Allan Roy (obstetrician; delivered the Dionne quintuplets): 1941-p. 161

Daily Mirror of Washington (column): 1929-p. 15; 1934-p. 5

Daily Newspaper Correspondents in New York: see Newspaper Correspondents in New York

Daily Racing Form (chronicling horse racing in North America; for other publications see National Turf Dailies): 1949-p. 93

Dailys (comic strip by Stanley Link): 1948-p. 207; 1949-p. 209

Dallinger, Nat (contributor to King Features): 1948-p. 16

Dalrymple, Martha (U.S. Supreme Court reporter for the Washington Post): 1934-p. 117

Daly, Sheila (author of “Advice to Teen-Agers” column): 1946-p. 215

Damas y Damitas (Women’s Magazine published in Buenos Aires): 1946-p. 299

Darling, J. N. “Ding” (news cartoonist): 1929-p. 177; 1931-195; 1934-p. 169; 1935-p. 177; 1936-p. 189

Darling, Velva (advice columnist): 1930-p. 7

Davidson, Will (author of column on popular records): 1946-p. 215

Davis, Emily (writer for Science Service): 1935-p. 137; 1941-p. 8 (photo)

Davis, Fremont (photographer for Science Service): 1946-p. 6

Davis, Helen M. (chemistry editor for Science Service): 1948-p. 7

Davis, Phil (co-creator of “Mandrake the Magician” comic strip): 1941-p. 161

Davis, Watson (writer for/director of Science Service; “Science Parade” column): 1935- p. 137; 1940-p. 8; 1941-p. 8 (photo); 1946-p. 6; 1947-p. 8; 1948-p. 7

De Beck, Billy (creator of “Barney Google” & “Barney Google and Snuffy Smith”): 1930-p. 209; 1941-p. 161

De Faucon, Monique (correspondent for the Chicago Tribune Press Service): 1949-p. 207

Dean, C. A. (Dr.; author of “For Better Health” column): 1948-p. 211; 1949-p. 213

Dear Diary (cartoon): 1946-p. 215; 1948-p. 207; 1949-p. 209

Dear Publications & Radio, Inc.: 1947-p. 216

Debunker (column distributed by Ledger Syndicate): 1939-p. 161; 1940-p. 155; 1941-p. 159

Decie, Helen (author of “What’s What,” an etiquette column): 1933-p. 9; 1934-p. 5

Deeds of Dan (boys & girls character builder stories): 1933-p. 160

Deeney, Hugh Joseph: (see pseudonym “Bowers, Joe”)

Dempsey, Jack (author of “Stories of the Ring”): 1930-p. 208; 1937-p. 173

Department Editors of U.S. and Canadian Dailies: 1929-p. 262-268; 1930-p. 220-248; 1931-p. 210-235; 1933-p. 170-185; 1934-p. 188-201; 1935-p. 200-215; 1936-p. 218-234; 1937-p. 220-238; 1938-p. 213-234; 1939-p. 199-218; 1940-p. 198-220; 1941-p. 200-207; 1942-p. 192-199, 202; 1943-p. 192-198; 1944-p. 141-150; 1945-p. 144-152; 1946-p. 246- 260; 1947-p. 252-277; 1948-p. 229-258; 1949-p. 249-280

Devlin, Joseph (author of “Foundation of Philosophy”): 1931-p. 195

Diamond Dust (baseball column): 1930-p. 14

Dibble, Bernard (creator of “Looy” comic strip): 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163

Dick Tracy (comic strip by Chester Gould; distributed by Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate beginning in 1933—see the chart in the 1939 Yearbook, p. 156-157): 1933-p. 158; 1934-p. 167; 1935-p. 174-175; 1936-p. 187; 1937-p. 169; 1939-p. 156-7; 1946-p. 215; 1948-p. 207; 1949-p. 209

Dickens, Charles (author of A Christmas Carol; serialized and distributed by Ledger Syndicate): 1939-p. 161; 1940-p. 155

Dickey, Robert L. (dog cartoonist; creator of “Buster Beans” comic strip): 1930-p. 303; 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163; 1940-p. 159

Dinah Says (cartoon panel): 1929-p. 225

Ding (news cartoonist): See: Darling, J. N. “Ding”

Dionne Quintuplets (picture rights owned by King Feature Syndicate): 1935-p. 173; 1940-p. 157; 1941-p. 161

52 Directory of Authoritative Sources of Factual Information: 1937-p. 185; 1938-p. 214; 1939-p. 219; 1940-p. 85; 1941-p. 37; 1942-p. 55; 1943-p. 65

Directory of International Newspapers: see International Directory of Daily Newspapers

Dirks, Rudolph (creator of “Captain and the Kids”): 1929-p. 135; 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163; 1940-p. 159; 1941-p. 163; 1942-p. 143; 1943-p. 143; 1944-p. 201; 1945-p. 213; 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Disney, Walt (creator of “Donald Duck” & “Mickey Mouse” comic strips): 1931-p. 161; 1948-p. 16

Dix, Dorothy (columnist): 1929-p. 14; 1930-p. 15; 1933-p. 8; 1934-p. 5; 1936-p. 193; 1937-p. 173; 1938-p. 173; 1939-p. 161; 1940-p. 155; 1941-p. 159

Dixie Dugan (comic strip created by J.P. McEvoy & J.H. Striebel): 1930-p. 7; 1931-p. 7; 1933-p. News section IX; 1935-p. 7; 1936-p. 7; 1937-p. 7; 1938-p. 7

Dixon, George (contributor to King Features): 1948-p. 16

Dizzy Dramas (comic strip by Joe Bowers): 1930-p. 14; 1931-p. 14-15; 1934-p. 4; 1936- p. 193; 1937-p. 173; 1938-p. 173; 1939-p. 161; 1940-p. 155; 1941-p. 159

Doc Syke (comic strip by Ving Fuller): 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Doc Wright (comic strip by Rube Goldberg): 1934-p. News section IX

Dodd, Ed (creator of “Back Home Again” cartoon): 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163; 1940-p. 159; 1941-p. 163; 1942-p. 143; 1943-p. 143; 1944-p. 201; 1945-p. 213; 1946-p. 205

Dodd, Philip (Chicago Tribune Press Service correspondent): 1947-p. 41; 1948-p. 205; 1949-p. 207

Dog columnists: Becker, Bob; Dole, Frank; Terhune, Albert Payson

Doherty, Raymond H. (author of “Nuttibits,” the 1-column cartoon): 1941-p. 162; 1942- p. 140

Dole, Frank (author of “Dole on Dogs”): 1929-p. 177; 1931-p. 195

Dole on Dogs (column by Frank Dole): 1929-p. 177; 1931-p. 195

Doll Cut-Outs (comic page): 1946-p. 215

53 Dolly Dimples & Bobby Bounce (comic strip by Grace Drayton): 1929-p. 221; 1930-p. 209

Donahey, William (creator of “Teenie Weenies” comic strip): 1934-p. 166

Donahue, Vic (cartoonist): 1946-p. 11

Donald Duck (comic strip by Walt Disney): 1941-p. 161

Don Key O. T. (comic strip): 1929-p. 225

Donnelly, Antoinette (beauty columnist; began distribution by Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate in 1919—see ad in 1939 Yearbook, p. 156-157): 1931-p. 193; 1934-p. 167; 1935-p. 175; 1936-p. 187; 1939-p. 156-157; 1946-p. 215

Dorris, Nancy (cooking writer; distributed by the Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate beginning in 1931—see the chart in the 1939 Yearbook, p. 156-157): 1939-p. 156-157

Douglas, Marjorie Stoneman (serialized fiction): 1930-p. 195

Down The Road (comic strip by Frank Beck): 1931-p. 195; 1934-p. 169; 1935-p. 177

Drayton, Grace (creator of “Dolly Dimples & Bobby Bounce”): 1929-p. 221; 1930-p. 209;

Dr. Cadman’s Daily Column: 1934-p. 169

Dr. Cutter’s Health Column: 1935-p. 175

Dr. Fung (comic strip): 1940-p. 161

Driscoll, Charles B. (author of “Pirates Ahoy,” “The World and All,” “Pieces of Eight” and “New York Day By Day” columns): 1929-p. 6 & 7; 1930-p. 7; 1931-p. 7; 1934-p. 9; 1936-p. 7; 1937-p. 7

Dubois, Jules (correspondent for the Chicago Tribune Press Service): 1948-p. 205; 1949- p. 207

Dumb-Bells (comic strip by Gar Schmitt): 1929-p. 15; 1930-p. 14; 1933-p. 8; 1934-p. 4; 1936-p. 193; 1937-p. 173; 1938-p. 173; 1939-p. 161; 1940-p. 155; 1941-p. 159; 1948-p. 213

Dumb Dora (comic strip): 1930-p. 209

Dumm, Edwina: see Edwina

Dunn, Bob (cartoonist): 1948-p. 16

Dunninger, Joseph (magician; author of “Mind Reading” column distributed by the Ledger Syndicate): 1939-p. 161; 1940-p. 155

Dure, Leon (White House reporter for the Washington Post): 1934-p. 117

Durling, E. V. (columnist): 1948-p. 16

Durno, George (co-author of “National Whirligig”): 1935-p. 125

Dutcher, Rodney (author of “Washington Letter”): 1929-p. 219; 1930-p. 205; 1931-p. 191

Dwig: see Dwiggins, Clare

Dwiggins, Clare (creator of “Nipper” comic strip): 1933-p. 8; 1934-p. 4

Early, Eleanor (serialized fiction): 1929-p. 219; 1930-p. 205

Eat Well for Less (column by Gaynor Maddox): 1949-p. 2

Ed, Carl (creator of “Harold Teen” and “Absent Minded Professor”): 1929-p. 202; 1930- p. 194; 1931-p. 192; 1940-p. 194

Edginton, May (serialized fiction): 1934-p. 167

Editor & Publisher (advertisements): 1929-p. 289; 1935-p. 217; 1936-p. 95; 1937-p. 253; 1940-p. 220; 1942-p. 105 [Market Guide], 151, 177; 1943-p. 73; 1944-p. 178, 215; 1945-p. 179, 225; 1946-p. 17, 229, 328 [Market Guide]; 1947-p. 21 [Master Sales Area Map], 214 [Annual Directory of Syndicated Features]; 1949-p. 59 [Market Guide]

Editorial Cartoonists: See listings under “Cartoonists” in Department Editors section

Editorial Research Reports (research service providing items to newspaper editors): 1938-p. 174

Editorial Writers: See listings under “Chief and other editorial writers” in Department Editors section

Editors Press Service, Inc. (feature syndicate): 1938-p. 166; 1939-p. 154; 1940-p. 150

Edson, Gus (sports cartoonist; creator of “Streaky”): 1930-p. 14; 1934-p. 166

55 Edson, Peter (author of a Washington column for NEA): 1946-p. 11; 1947-p. 2; 1948-p. 2

Edwards, Willard (Chicago Tribune Press Service correspondent): 1947-p. 41; 1948-p. 205; 1949-p. 207

Edwina (creator of “Tippie and Cap Stubbs” & “Alec, The Great” comic strips): 1941-p. 161; 1947-p. 219; 1948-p. 16, 202

Elderman, Gene (Washington Post editorial cartoonist): 1938-p. 175

Eliot, George Field (military & naval expert; distributed by the New York Herald Tribune Syndicate): 1940-p. 153; 1942-p. 141

Ella Cinders (comic strip by Bill Conselman & Charlie Plumb): 1930-p. 303; 1931-p. 279; 1933-p. News section IX; 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163; 1940-p. 159; 1941-p. 163; 1942-p. 143; 1943-p. 143 [Fred Fox]; 1944-p. 201; 1945-p. 213; 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Ellis, Ruby Haskins (author of “Who Are You?”genealogy column): 1933-p. 9; 1934-p. 5

Ellis Sunday School Lesson (weekly feature): 1936-p. 190

Elmer (comic strip by Doc Winner): 1941-p. 161

Elza Poppin (comic strip by written by Ole Olsen & Chic Johnson): 1941-p. 161

Ericson, Eric (creator of “Jasper of the Jungles” comic strip): 1949-p. 212

Ericson, Leif: see Minneapolis Star & Minneapolis Tribune Ad, 1947-p. 77

Estevan, John (serialized fiction): 1930-p. 303

Etiquette column: see “The Correct Thing”; “What To Do”; “What’s What”

European Whirligig (McClure Newspaper Syndicate column by Frederic Sondern): 1935-p. 125; 1936-p. 137

Evans, Ida M. (serialized fiction): 1929-p. 203

Evans, W. A. (doctor; author of a health column for the Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate, 1919-1933): 1939-p. 156-157

Everyday Living (column by Joseph Fort Newton): 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163; 1940-p. 159; 1941-p. 163; 1942-p. 143; 1943-p. 143; 1944-p. 201

Everyday Movies (cartoon by Denys Wortman): 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163; 1940-p. 159; 1941-p. 163; 1942-p. 143; 1943-p. 143; 1944-p. 201; 1945-p. 213; 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Eve’s Epigrams (cartoon by Agnes Hucke): 1930-p. 15; 1931-p. 14-15; 1933-p. 8; 1934- p. 4

Exclusive Features (Beverly Hills, CA): 1939-p. 165

Fabell, Walter C. (co-author of “Nature Was First” column): 1948-p. 202

Fair Enough (column by Westbrook Pegler): 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163; 1940-p. 159; 1941-p. 163; 1942-p. 143; 1943-p. 143; 1944-p. 201

Fairfax, Beatrice (author of “Advice to the Lovelorn”): 1930-p. 208; 1941-p. 161

Fairfield, Armand (creator of “Life and Love” comic strip): 1930-p. 7

Falk, Lee (co-creator of “The Phantom”; co-creator of “Mandrake the Magician”): 1941- p. 161

Family Portraits (comic strip by J. Norman Lynd): 1941-p. 161

Family Scrapbook (column by Dr. Ernest G. Osborne): 1948-p. 203

Famous Trials (comic strip): 1936-p. 184

Fancher, Alber (author of “Getting Ahead in Business” column): 1934-p. 169; 1935-p. 177

Farago, Ladislas (author of “European Cavalcade”): 1939-p. 158

Farley, James A. (United Feature Syndicate contributor): 1948-p. 203

Farm and Garden (column): 1931-p. 193

Farm Editors: See listings under Department Editors Section

Farrell, Henry L. (sports writer & co-creator of “Jack Swift” comic strip): 1929-p. 219; 1933-p. 8; 1934-p. 4

Fashion Cable (by Eva Tingey): 1933-p. 9;

Fashion column: see Peg, Ann, and Barbara; Modish Mitzi (comic strip)

57 Fashion columnists: see Bedwell, Bettina; Bendel, Henri; Cook, Sarah Marshall; Fitzwater, Fanny Fern; Neville, Anne; Patou, Jean; Stuyvesant, Ruth; Tingey, Eva

Faucon, Monique de: see De Faucon, Monique

Feather, William (editorial commentator; author of “As Man to Man” and “A Business Man’s Philosophy”): 1930-p. 14; 1933-p. 9; 1934-p. 5

Feature & Picture Syndicates of U.S. & Canada: 1929-p. 218; 1930-p. 204-206; 1931- p. 190-196; 1933-p. 156-161; 1934-p. 164-170; 1935-p. 172-178; 1936-p. 184-192; 1937- p. 166-176; 1938-p. 166-176; 1939-p. 154-164; 1940-p. 150-160; 1941-p. 154-162; 1942- p. 138-144; 1943-p. 141-146; 1944-p. 200-205; 1945-p. 211-220; 1946-p. 204-216; 1947- p. 208-220; 1948-p. 201-213; 1949-p. 205-216

Felix the Cat (comic strip): 1930-p. 209

Ferd’nand (comic strip by Mik): 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Ferguson, William (author of “Mother Nature’s Curio Shop” &”This Curious World” comic strips): 1930-p. 205

Fidler, Jimmie (Hollywood columnist): 1936-p. 7; 1937-p. 7; 1938-p. 7

Financial Editors: See listing in Department Editors Section

Financial Whirligig (McClure Syndicate column by Louis M. Schneider): 1935-p. 125; 1936-p. 137

First Reader (column by Harry Hansen): 1938-p. 177; 1941-p. 163; 1943-p. 143; 1944-p. 201; 1945-p. 213; 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203

Fishbein, Morris (health writer; author of “Medicine in the News” column): 1929-p. 219; 1930-p. 205; 1931-p. 191; 1941-p. 161

Fisher, Dudley (creator of “Right Around Home” comic strip): 1941-p. 161

Fisher, Ham (creator of “Joe Palooka”): 1931-p. 7; 1933-p. News section IX; 1934-p. 9; 1936-p. 7; 1937-p. 7; 1938-p. 7

Fisher, John (Chicago Tribune Press Service correspondent): 1947-p. 41; 1948-p. 205; 1949-p. 207

Fitzwater, Fanny Fern (fashion columnist): 1934-p. 169; 1935-p. 177

Five-Minute Mystery Stories (by Arthur B. Reeve): 1933-p. 9

58 Fix It yourself (column by Hubbard Cobb): 1947-p. 219; 1948-p. 202

Flagg, James Montgomery (creator of “US”—a weekly drawing): 1937-p. 173; 1939-p. 161; 1940-p. 155

Flapper Fanny (comic strip): 1929-p. 219; 1930-p. 205; 1931-p. 191; 1934-p. 165; 1938-p. 167

Flash Gordon (comic strip by Alex Raymond): 1941-p. 161

Fleeson, Doris (co-author of “Capital Stuff”): 1934-p. 167;

Fletcher, Fred (author of “Rod & Gun” column): 1936-p. 187

Fletcher, J. S. (serialized fiction): 1930-p. 303

Flight (comic strip): 1935-p. 7

Flossie (comic strip by Zere): 1935-p. 7; 1936-p. 7

Flower Potts (comic strip): 1947-p. 213

Folk-Tales (comic strip): 1930-p. 303

Footprints on the Sands of Time (comic strip by Clare Dwiggins): 1933-p. 8; 1934-p. 4

For Better Health (column by Dr. C.A. Dean): 1948-p. 211

Forbell, H. C. (creator of “Cuddles”): 1929-p. 225

Forbes, B. C. (author of financial articles): 1930-p. 208

Foreign Correspondents in the United States: 1929-p. 250; 1930-p. 258; 1931-p. 238; 1933-p. 193; 1934-p. 204; 1935-p. 216; 1936-p. 215; 1937-p. 201; 1938-p. 194; 1939-p. 185; 1940-p. 68; 1941-p. 70; 1942-p. 68; 1943-p. 104; 1944-p. 52; 1945-p. 92; 1946-p. 240; 1947-p. 277; 1948-p. 298; 1949-p. 289

Foreign Language Newspapers of the U.S.: 1933-p. 166-169; 1934-p. 176-179; 1935-p. 186-189; 1936-p. 202-207; 1937-p. 214-219; 1938-p. 207-212; 1939-p. 197-198; 1940-p. 194-195; 1941-p. 198-199; 1942-p. 190-191; 1943 p. 190-191; 1944-p. 216; 1945-p. 231- 232; 1946-p. 262; 1947-p. 251-252; 1948-p. 226-227; 1949-p. 243-244

Formhals, Henry (cartoonist for “Joe Jinks” comic strip): 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

59 Forrest, Hal (creator of “Tailspin Tommy” comic strip): 1938-p. 172; 1940-p. 159; 1941-p. 163; 1942-p. 143

Forrester, Leland (Chicago Tribune Press Service correspondent): 1947-p. 41; 1948-p. 205; 1949-p. 207

Forsythe, Vic (creator of “Joe Jinks”): 1929-p. 135; 1938-p. 177

Foss, Kendall (foreign affairs reporter for the Washington Post): 1934-p. 117

Foster, Harold R. (creator of “Prince Valiant” comic strip): 1941-p. 161

Foust, Hal (Chicago Tribune Press Service correspondent): 1947-p. 41; 1948-p. 205

Fox Feature Syndicate: 1940-p. 161

Fox, Fred (producer of “Good Time Guy” comic strip after Conselman; assisted Charlie Plumb with “Ella Cinders”): 1930-p. 303 & News section XVIII; 1943-p. 143; 1944-p. 201; 1945-p. 213; 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Foxy Phann (sports cartoon by Werner Laufer): 1929-p. 219; 1930-p. 205; 1931-p. 191

F. P. A.: see Adams, Franklin Pierce

Frank, Lee (author of “Laugh of My Life”): 1930-p. 15

Frankau, Gilbert (serialized fiction): 1931-p. 193

Frankie Doodle (comic strip by Ben Batsford): 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163

Freckles and His Friends (comic strip by Merrill Blosser): 1929-p. 219; 1930-p. 205; 1931-p. 191; 1933-p. 157; 1934-p. 165; 1937-p. 167; 1941-p. 155; 1947-p. 2; 1948-p. 2; 1949-p. 2

Freeman, Howard (creator of “In the Rough” comic strip): 1930-p. 14; 1931-p. 14-15; 1933-p. 8; 1934-p. 4

Friend, Ted (author of “This Week, This World” column): 1943-p. 142

Fritzi Ritz (comic strip by Ernie Bushmiller): 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163; 1940-p. 159; 1941-p. 163; 1942-p. 143; 1943-p. 143; 1944-p. 201; 1945-p. 213; 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Fulkerson, Roe (author of “The Hotel Stenographer,” “Andrew and Imogene,” “Sunday Morning Breakfast,” and “If I Were You”): 1929-p. 7; 1930-p. 7; 1931-p. 7; 1934-p. 9; 1935-p. 7; 1936-p. 7; 1937-p. 7; 1938-p. 7

Fuller, Ving (creator of “Doc Syke” comic strip): 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Fulton, William (Chicago Tribune Press Service correspondent): 1947-p. 41; 1948-p. 205; 1949-p. 207

Funny Business (comic strip by Ralph Hershberger): 1941-p. 155; 1947-p. 2; 1948-p. 2; 1949-p. 2

Furbay, J. H. (Ledger Syndicate writer): 1936-p. 193

G. Whiskers (cartoon distributed by Press Alliance, Inc.): 1949-p. 212

Gabrielle (author of “Minute Makeups” column): 1947-p. 217; 1948-p. 213

Gage, Hy (creator of “Miss Information” comic strip): 1930-p. 14; 1931-p. 15

Galbraith: see Crawford, William Galbraith

Gallagher, Phyllis Moore (serialized fiction; author of The Bugle Blows): 1936-p. 193; 1937-p. 173; 1938-p. 173; 1939-p. 161

Gallico, Paul (sports writer): 1934-p. 167; 1935-p. 175; 1936-p. 187

Galsworthy, John (serialized fiction): 1929-p. 203

Gannett Farms (a farm owned & operated by Gannett Newspapers): 1947-p. 18

Gannett, Lewis (book reviewer): 1934-p. 169; 1935-p. 177

Gannett Newspapers: 1929-p. 167; 1930-p. 167; 1931-p. News section II, 73; 1933-p. 59; 1934-p. 59; 1936-p. 67; 1937-p. 69; 1938-p. 69; 1940-p. 7; 1941-p. 10; 1943-p. 67; 1944-p. 73; 1949-p. 14

GAR see: Schmitt, Gar

Garden Editors (see listings in Department Editors Section): 1948-p. 246

Garden Notebook (garden column by Alfred Putz): 1934-p. 169; 1935-p. 177

Gardening columnists: see Kift, Jane Leslie; Putz, Alfred

Garrett, P. W. (Paul Willard; economics writer): 1931-p. 15

Garrison, Adele (author of “Revelations of a Wife”): 1930-p. 208

61 Gas Buggies (comic strip): 1931-p. 195; 1934-p. 169; 1935-p. 177

Gasoline Alley (comic strip by Frank King; distributed by Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate beginning in 1921—see the chart in the 1939 Yearbook, p. 156-157): 1929-p.202; 1930-p. 194; 1931-p. 192; 1933-p. 158; 1934-p. 167; 1935-p. 174; 1936-p. 187; 1937-p. 168; 1939-p. 157; 1946-p. 215; 1948-p. 207; 1949-p. 209

Geller, J. J. (author of “Story Behind the Play” and “Sidewalks of New York”): 1929-p. 177; 1931-p. 195

Genealogy columns: see Who Are You?

General Features Corporation: 1944-p. 202; 1946-p. 210-211; 1947-p. 210, 214, 217; 1948-p. 211; 1949-p. 213

George Matthew Adams Service (a feature service founded by George Matthew Adams): 1947-p. 219; 1948-p. 202; 1949-p. 206

Getting Ahead in Business (column by Albert Fancher): 1934-p. 169; 1935-p. 177

Gibson, Walter (author of “Who’s Guilty” crime problem): 1933-p. 9; 1934-p. 5

Gigs & Gags (comic strip by Chet Adams): 1948-p. 207; 1949-p. 209

Gilbert, Clinton W. (author of “Daily Mirror of Washington” column): 1929-p. 15; 1930-p. 14-15; 1931-p. 15; 1933-p. 9;

Girls (comic strip): see Boots

Glass, Montague (short stories): 1934-p. 167

Gloria (comic strip by Julian Ollendorf): 1930-p. News section XVIII

Glyn, Elinor (author of “The Truth”): 1930-p. 208

Goddard, Morrill (American newspaper publisher--mentioned in an A & P Ad): 1941-p. 148

Godwin, Frank (creator of “Connie” &”Wet Blanket” comic strips): 1930-p. 14; 1931-p. 14-15; 1933-p. 8; 1934-p. 4-5; 1936-p. 193; 1938-p. 173

Goering’s Own Story (distributed by Press Alliance, Inc.): 1949-p. 212

Goldberg, Rube (creator of “Boob McNutt” and “Doc Wright”cartoons): 1929-p. 7; 1930-p. 7, 209; 1931-p. 7; 1934-p. 9 & News section IX; 1936-p. 7

62 Golden Knight (comic strip): 1940-p. 161

Golf articles: see Smith, Horton

Good Old Days (cartoon by Erwin L. Hess): 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Good Time Guy (comic strip): 1929-p. 319; 1930-p. 303 & News section XVIII;

Gordo (comic strip by Gus Arriola): 1942-p. 143; 1944-p. 201; 1945-p. 213; 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 202; 1949-p. inside back cover

Goren, Charles (Bridge columnist): 1946-p. 215

Gould, Chester (creator of “Dick Tracy” comic strip): see Dick Tracy

Goward, Jane (author of “You and Your Child” column): 1947-p. 209

Gowran, Clay (Chicago Tribune Press Service correspondent): 1947-p. 41; 1948-p. 205

Grange, Red (football player; contributor to “Inside on Sports” column): 1937-p. 173

Granik, Theodore (author of “The American Forum” column): 1941-p. 163

Graphology (handwriting analysis column by Shirley Spencer): 1936-p. 187; 1946-p. 215

Graves, Lem (WWII correspondent, Journal and Guide): 1944-p. 180

Gravure Editors: see Department Editors Section

Gravure Newspapers of the U.S. (and sometimes Canada, Mexico, Cuba; see also Rotogravure Sections): 1934-p. 204; 1935-p. 216; 1936-p. 217; 1937-p. 210-211; 1938- p. 202-203; 1939-p. 193; 1940-p. 190; 1941-p. 151; 1942-p. 147

Gray, Harold (creator of “Little Orphan Annie,” “Private Life,” and “Maw Green” comic strips): 1929-p. 202; 1930-p. 194; 1931-p. 192

Grayson, Harry (sports writer for NEA; author of “Scoreboard” column): 1946-p. 11; 1947-p. 2; 1948-p. 2

Great Game of Politics (column by Frank R. Kent): 1936-p. 7; 1938-p. 7

Great Queens (by Rafael Sabatini): 1935-p. 174

Green, Bert (creator of “Kids”): 1929-p. 202

63 Green, Clinton (International News Service WWII correspondent): 1945-p. 217

Green Mask (comic strip): 1940-p. 161

Grey, Zane (serialized fiction): 1936-p. 187

Gridiron Club of Washington, DC: 1934-p. 184; 1935-p. 194; 1936-p. 120; 1937-p. 108; 1938-p. 115; 1939-p. 102; 1940-p. 40; 1941-p. 45; 1942-p. 24; 1943-p. 28; 1944-p. 215; 1945-p. 56; 1946-p. 95

Griffin, Eugene (Chicago Tribune Press Service correspondent): 1947-p. 41; 1948-p. 205; 1949-p. 207

Griffith, Jim (author of “The Last Straw” column): 1948-p. 211

Grin and Bear It (cartoon by George Lichty): 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163; 1940-p. 159

Gross, Milt (creator of “Count Screwloose of Tooloose” comic strip): 1929-p. 135

Groves, Ruth Dewey (serialized fiction): 1929-p. 219; 1930-p. 205

Growing Up! (column by 11-year-old movie star Margaret O’Brien): 1948-p. 213

Gruelle, Johnny (creator of “Brutus” & Raggedy Ann books): 1934-p. 169; 1935-p. 177

Guest, Edgar A. (poetry; distributed by the George Matthew Adams Service): 1947-p. 219; 1948-p. 202

Gumps (comic strip by Sidney Smith): 1929-p. 202; 1930-p. 194; 1931-p. 192; 1933-p. 158; 1934-p. 167; 1935-p. 174; 1936-p. 187; 1937-p. 169; 1939-p. 156-7; 1946-p. 215; 1948-p. 207; 1949-p. 209

Haagen, Paul T. (building improvement features since 1933):1947-p. 214

Haenigsen, Harry (creator of “Bill”): 1939-p. 159

Hagen, Walter (golfer; contributor to “Inside on Sports” column): 1937-p. 173

Hairbreadth Harry (comic strip by F.O. Alexander): 1929-p. 14; 1930-p. 14; 1933-p. 8; 1934-p. 4; 1936-p. 193; 1937-p. 173; 1938-p. 173; 1939-p. 161

Hale, Margery (feature writer for NEA): 1930-p. 205

Hall, A. Neely (author of “Craft Patterns”): 1943-p. 141; 1944-p. 202; 1945-p. 212; 1946-p. 212; 1947-p. 212

64 Hall, Halsey (sports writer of the Minneapolis Star and Tribune): 1948-p. 71

Hall, Henry Noble (author of the “World On Parade” column): 1949-p. inside back cover

Haller, Richard V. (International News Service WWII correspondent): 1945-p. 217

Hamilton, Anthony (author of “First Lines & Second Thoughts): 1942: p. 138

Hamilton, Cosmo (serialized fiction): 1935-p. 175

Hamlin, V. T. (creator of “Alley Oop” comic strip): 1938-p. 167; 1949-p. 2

Hammett, Dashiell (writer for “Secret Agent X-9” comic strip): 1934-p. News section XVI

Hammond, Percy (theater critic): 1929-p. 177; 1931-p. 195; 1934-p. 169; 1935-p. 177

Handleman, Howard (International News Service WWII correspondent): 1945-p. 217

Handwriting analysis: see Rice, Louise; Spencer, Shirley

Hanny (political cartoonist): 1933-p. 8

Hansen, Harry (author of “First Reader” column): 1938-p. 177; 1941-p. 163; 1943-p. 143; 1944-p. 201; 1945-p. 213; 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203

Hap Hopper (comic strip by Drew Pearson & Robert S. Allen; illustrated by Jack Sparling): 1940-p. 159; 1941-p. 163; 1942-p. 143; 1943-p. 143 [Allen absent]; 1944-p. 201; 1945-p. 213 [by Chuck Verral & Al Plastino]; 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209

Happy Hooligan (comic strip): 1930-p. 209

Hard, William (Washington columnist): 1934-p. 9

Harlow, Jean (author of “My Beauty Secrets”): 1934-p. 5

Harman, Fred (creator of “Red Ryder” comic strip)

Harms, Irma (cartoonist; distributed by Thompson Service): 1934-p. 172

Harold Teen (comic strip by Ed Carl; distributed by the Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate beginning in 1921—see chart on p. 156-157 in the 1939 Yearbook): 1929-p. 202; 1930-p. 194; 1931-p, 192; 1933-p. 158; 1934-p. 167; 1935-p. 174-5; 1936-p. 187; 1939-p. 156-7; 1946-p. 215; 1948-p. 207; 1949-p. 209

65 Hart, Alicia (women’s page columnist for NEA): 1946-p. 11

Haskin Information Service (by Frederick J. Haskin, Washington, DC): 1941-p. 154

Hatlo, Jimmy (creator of “They’ll Do It Every Time” comic strip): 1941-p. 161; 1948-p. 16

Hawkshaw the Detective (comic strip by Gus Mager): 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209 [Watso]

Haworth, Mary (human interest writer for the Washington Post): 1938-p. 175

Hayes, Agee (author of serialized fiction; sometimes spelled Hays): 1937-p. 173; 1938-p. 173; 1939-p. 161

Hays, Ethel (illustrator): 1929-p. 219; 1930-p. 205; 1931-p. 191

Hayward, A. E. (creator of “Somebody’s Stenog” and “Back-Seat Driver”; sometimes misspelled as Haywood): 1929-p. 14; 1930-p. 14; 1931-p. 14-15; 1933-p. 8; 1934-p. 4

Health columnists: see Cutter, Irving S.; Evans, W. A.; McCoy, Frank

Health columns: see Dr. Cadman’s Daily Column; Dr. Cutter’s Health Column

Health News Service (Washington, DC): 1945-p. 216

Hearst, Joseph (Chicago Tribune Press Service correspondent): 1947-p. 41; 1948-p. 205; 1949-p. 207

Heart Chats (advice column by Doris Blake): 1931-p. 193

Heart to Heart Talks (advice column by Doris Blake): 1946-p. 215

Heath, Harriet (cookery): 1934-p. 5; 1936-p. 193; 1937-p. 173; 1938-p. 173; 1939-p. 161

Hedman, Sten (International News Service WWII correspondent): 1945-p. 217

Heimer, Mel (contributor to the King Features Syndicate): 1948-p. 16

Held, John, Jr. (creator of “Merely Margy”): 1930-p. 209

Hellinger (author of “About Broadway”): 1929-p. 202

Hellman, Sam (humorist): 1930-p. 303

66 Henning, Arthur Sears (Chicago Tribune Press Service correspondent): 1947-p. 41; 1948-p. 205; 1949-p. 206

Henry (comic strip by Carl Anderson): 1941-p. 161; 1948-p. 16

Henry, John (International News Service WWII correspondent): 1945-p. 217

Herby (comic strip): 1931-p. 192; 1935-p. 175; 1946-p. 215

Here’s To Your Health (by Dr. Frank McCoy): 1935-p. 172

Herky (comic strip): 1937-p. 167

Herold, Don (creator of “inventions of Mr. Knicknack”): 1929-p. 220

Herrick, Genevieve Forbes (Chicago Tribune reporter): 1929-p. 202

Herriman, George (creator of “Krazy Kat”): 1930-p. 209; 1941-p. 161

Hershberger, Ralph (creator of “Funny Business” comic strip): 1949-p. 2

Hershfield, Harry (creator of “Abie The Agent” & “According to Hoyle”): 1930-p. 209; 1934-p. 169; 1935-p. 177

Herzog, Dorothy (Hollywood columnist): 1929-p. 221

Hess, Erwin L. (creator of “Good Old Days” comic strip): 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Hichens, Robert (serialized fiction): 1936-p. 187

High-Gear Homer (comic strip by F.O. Alexander): 1933-p. 8; 1934-p. 4

High Road (column by aviation writer Bob Bates): 1947-p. 217; 1948-p. 211; 1949-p. 213

Hill Page (comic strip by W.E. Hill): 1948-p. 207; 1949-p. 209

Hill, W. E. (William Ely, 1887-1962; illustrator; creator of “Hill Page” comic strip): 1929-p. 202; 1930-p. 194; 1931-p. 193; 1933-p. 158; 1934-p. 167; 1935-p. 175 1936-p. 187; 1946-p. 215; 1948-p. 207

Hix, Ernest (produced “Strange As It Seems” cartoon): 1945-p. 213; 1946-p. 205; 1947- p. 209; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

67 Hix, John (creator of “Strange As It Seems” cartoon): 1934-p. 9; 1935-p. 7; 1936-p. 7; 1937-p. 7; 1938-p. 7; 1939-p. 163; 1940-p. 159; 1941-p. 163; 1942-p. 143; 1943-p. 143; 1944-p. 201

Hoff, Syd (creator of “Tuffy” comic strip): 1941-p. 161

Hogarth, Burne (creator of “Miracle Jones” comic strip): 1948-p. 203

Holbrook, Weare (humorist): 1929-p. 177; 1931-p. 195; 1934-p. 169; 1935-p. 177

Hold Everything (comic strip created by Clyde Lewis): 1938-p. 167; 1941-p. 155

Holding, Elisabeth Sanxay (serialized fiction): 1933-p. 159

Holland, Daniel Edward (editorial cartoonist for the Chicago Tribune): 1946-p. 215

Hollywood Letter (film column): 1934-p. 167

Holman, Bill (cartoonist; creator of “Smokey Stover” comic strip; distributed by the Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate beginning in 1939—see the chart in the 1939 Yearbook, p. 156-157): 1936-p. 187

Holt, Kermit (Chicago Tribune Press Service correspondent): 1947-p. 41; 1948-p. 205

Homakers Institute of Domestic Science: 1937-p. 176

Home Economics Service Corp.: 1940-p. 158

Homebuilding features: see Haagen, Paul T.

Homemaker (column): 1929-p. 15

Homer Hoopee (comic strip by Fred Locher):1930-p. News section XVIII

Honey & Hank (comic strip): 1947-p 213

Honeybelle (comic strip): 1948-p. 211; 1949-p. 213

Hope, Bob: 1948-p. 16

Hope, Edward (humorist): 1929-p. 177

Hopper, Heda (Hollywood columnist): 1946-p. 215

Horoscope (by Wynn): 1931-p. 193; 1934-p. 167; 1935-p. 175; 1936-p. 187

68 Horoscope columnists: see Karma; Wynn

Horse Racing: see Daily Racing Form; National Turf Dailies

House, Jay E. (author of “On Second Thought”): 1933-p. 9; 1934-p. 5

Hovey, Graham (International News Service WWII correspondent): 1945-p. 217

How It Began (cartoon by Paul Berdanier): 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163

How’s Your Hair? (beauty column): 1939-p. 161

How to Entertain (column by Margaret Lockwood Andrews): 1934-p. 5

Huber, J.M., Inc. (ink manufacturer): 1935-p. 163

Hucke, Agnes (creator of “Eve’s Epigrams” cartoon): 1931-p. 14-15; 1933-p. 8; 1934-p. 4

Huckleberry Finn (Comic strip distributed by the Ledger Syndicate): 1940-p. 155; 1941-p. 159

Huget, Virginia (illustrator for “Molly”): 1929-p. 221

Hugh Johnson Says (column by Hugh Johnson): 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163; 1940-p. 159; 1941-p. 163

Hughes, Rupert (short stories): 1933-p. 159; 1934-p. 167; 1935-p. 175

Hume, Rita (International News Service WWII correspondent): 1945-p. 217

Hunt, Howie (creator of “In Our Time” cartoon): 1947-p. 210

Hurlock, Elizabeth B. (author of “As We Live” column): 1947-p. 214; 1948-p. 211; 1949-p. 213

Huss, Pierre J. (International News Service WWII correspondent): 1945-p. 217

Hutchings, Harold (correspondent for the Chicago Tribune Press Service): 1949-p. 207

Hutton, Hugh McMillen (1897-1976; editorial cartoonist): 1934-p. 4

In Hollywood (column by Erskine Johnson): 1948-p. 2

In Hollywood (column by Sidney Skolsky): 1944-p. 201; 1945-p. 213; 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

In Our Time (cartoon by Howie Hunt): 1947-p. 210

In the Wake of the News (sports column by Arch Ward): 1946-p. 215

Independent Press Service (Benjamin Bart, publisher; Ted Yates, Editor-in-Chief): 1944-p. 180

Information Roundup (column by George Stimpson): 1947-p. 219; 1948-p. 202

Inside on Sports (Ledger Syndicate sports column): 1937-p. 173

Inside Radio (column by Paul Luther): 1947-p. 219

Inside South America (column by W.P. Schuck): 1941-p. 158

Inside Your Congress (column by Samuel B. Pettengill): 1939-p. 160

International Circulation Managers Association, Welfare Committee: 1933-p. 181

International Directory of Daily Newspapers: 1929-p. 290; 1930-p. 278; 1931-p. 260; 1933-p. 194; 1934-p. 212; 1935-p. 224; 1936-p. 244-265; 1937-p. 254-284; 1938-p. 248; 1939-p. 230; 1940-p. 226; 1941-p. 212; 1942-p. 204; 1943-p. 210-226; 1944-242; 1945-p. 240; 1946-p. 268-328; 1947-p. 283-347; 1948-p. 310-376; 1949-p. 335-392

International News Photos: 1942-p. inside front cover;

International News Service: 1931-p. News section IX; 1942-p. inside front cover; 1945- p. 217 [list of correspondents]; 1946-p. 209 [Code of Ethics];

International Press Bureau (serial fiction service; Gerard Chapman): 1948-p. 204

International Press Service (serial fiction service): 1935-p. 172

International Syndicate: 1929-p. 178; 1933-p. 160; 1934-p. 168; 1938-p. 178; 1939-p. 162

In The Rough (comic strip by Howard Freeman): 1930-p. 14; 1931-p. 14-15; 1933-p. 8; 1934-p. 4

Inventions of Mr. Knicknack (comic strip): 1929-p. 220

In Washington (column by Raymond Clapper): 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163; 1940-p. 159; 1941-p. 163; 1942-p. 143; 1943-p. 143; 1944-p. 201

Irwin, Wallace (serialized fiction): 1929-p. 203; 1933-p. 158

Isn’t It Odd? (Science Service column by Frank Thone): 1940-p. 8; 1946-p. 6

It Happened Last Night (column by Earl Wilson): 1944-p. 201

It Has Been Done (comic strip): 1934-p. 169; 1935-p. 177

It Never Fails (cartoon by Morris Weiss; distributed by Ledger Syndicate): 1941-p. 159

It Seems To Me (column by Heywood Broun): 1931-p. 279; 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163

Jack Swift (comic strip by Colson & Farrell): 1933-p. 8; 1934-p. 4

Jarrell, Jack (International News Service WWII correspondent): 1945-p. 217

Jarrett, B.E. (sports writer; distributed by Thompson Service): 1934-p. 172

Jasper (cartoon by Frank Owen): 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163; 1940-p. 159; 1941-p. 163; 1943-p. 143; 1944-p. 201

Jasper of the Jungles (comic strip by Eric Ericson): 1949-p. 212

Jastrow, Joseph (author of “Keeping Mentally Fit”): 1930-p. 15

Jim Hardy (comic strip by Dick Moores): 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163; 1940-p. 159; 1941- p. 163

Jinglets (comic strip): 1935-p. 175; 1946-p. 215

Joe Jinks (comic strip by Vic Forsythe): 1929-p. 135; 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163; 1940-p. 159; 1941-p. 163; 1942-p. 143; 1943-p. 143; 1944-p. 201; 1945-p. 213 [Sam Leff]; 1946- p. 205 [Henry Formhals]; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Joe Palooka (comic strip by Ham Fisher): 1931-p. 7; 1933-p. News section IX; 1935-p. 7; 1936-p. 7; 1937-p. 7; 1938-p. 7

John Carter of Mars (comic strip by John Coleman Burroughs): 1942-p. 143

John West (comic strip): 1948-p. 207; 1949-p. 209

Johnny Hazard (comic strip): 1948-p. 16

Johnson, Crockett (“Barnaby” in PM Ad): 1947-p. 89

Johnson, Erskine (author of a Hollywood column for NEA): 1946-p. 11; 1947-p. 2; 1948-p. 2

Johnson, Hugh (author of “Hugh Johnson Says” column): 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163; 1940-p. 159; 1941-p. 163

Johnson, Laura (co-creator of “Modish Mitzi” comic strip): 1931-p. 14

Johnson, Ray (co-author of “Washington Parade”): 1943-p. 142

Johnston, Eric (author of “America Must Lead” distributed by Press Alliance, Inc.): 1949-p. 212

Jones, Vara Macbeth (serialized fiction): 1930-p. 195

Jordan, Elizabeth (serialized fiction): 1930-p. 195

Jordan, Ralph (International News Service WWII correspondent): 1945-p. 217

Jordan Syndicate (pictorial service in Washington, DC): 1935-p. 216

Josie (comic strip): 1936-p. 187

Journal and Guide (Norfolk, VA) WWII War Correspondents: 1944-p. 180

Journalism Schools: 1929-p. 251; 1930-p. 251; 1931-p. 238; 1933-p. 161; 1934-p. 170; 1935-p. 180; 1936-p. 194; 1937-p. 199; 1938-p. 195; 1939-p. 186; 1940-p. 184; 1941-p. 187; 1942-p. 175; 1943-p. 175; 1944-p. 173; 1945-p. 184; 1946-p. 183; 1947-p. 182; 1948-p. 183; 1949-p. 220

Journalistic Code of Warren G. Harding: 1937-p. 176; 1938-p. 119; 1939-p. 148; 1940-p. 193; 1941-p. 207; 1942-p. 182; 1943-p. 104; 1944-p. 135

Journalists Creed (see also Canons of Journalism): 1937-p. 237; 1938-p. 50; 1939-p. 196; 1940-p. 188; 1941-p. 148; 1942-p. 146; 1943-p. 137; 1944-p. 64; 1945-p. 35; 1946- p. 79; 1947-p. 104; 1948-p. 111; 1949-p. 87

Judge Wright (comic strip by Bob Brent & Bob Wells): 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203 [Robert Brent/George Roussos]

Just Between Us (teen age column by Nancy Mottram): 1948-p. 211

Just Kids (comic strip by Ad Carter): 1941-p. 161; 1948-p. 16

Kahles, C. W. (creator of “Hairbreadth Harry” comic strip): 1929-p. 14; 1930-p. 14; 1931-p. 15

Kain, Ida Jean (author of “Your Figure, Madame!” column): 1941-p. 161; 1948-p. 16

Kannibelle, N. D. (author of “Problems of the Day” column): 1929-p. 205

Karma (author of “Your future in the Stars” column): 1948-p. 211

Katzenjammer Kids (comic strip by H.H. Knerr): 1930-p. 209; 1941-p. 161; 1948-p. 16

Kaufman, Herbert (editorial writer): 1929-p. 221

Kay Features, Inc.: 1929-p. 225

Kay, Robert (creator of “Miki” comic strip): 1947-p. 219; 1948-p. 202

Keeping Mentally Fit (column by Joseph Jastrow): 1930-p. 15

Kelland, Clarence Budington (serialized fiction): 1930-p. 303

Keller, Reamer (gag cartoonist): 1941-p. 161

Kemp, Ralph (creator of “Tode Tuttle” cartoon): 1944-p. 202; 1946-p. 210

Kensington Rune Stone: see Minneapolis Star & Minneapolis Tribune Ad, 1947-p. 77

Kent, Frank R. (columnist for the Baltimore Sun; creator of the “Great Game of Politics” column): 1935-p. 7; 1936-p. 7; 1937-p. 7; 1938-p. 7

Kent Press Service: 1930-p. 207

Keystone Features, Inc.: 1942-p. 142; 1943-p. 142

Kida, Fred (co-creator of “Judge Wright” comic strip): 1947-p. 209

Kids (comic strip): 1929-p. 202

Kiekintveld, J. (co-creator of “Modish Mitzi” comic strip): 1931-p. 14

Kift, Jane Leslie (gardening columnist): 1933-p. 9; 1934-p. 5; 1936-p. 193; 1937-p. 173; 1938-p. 173; 1939-p. 161; 1947-p. 217; 1948-p. 213

Kilgallen, Dorothy (author of “Voice of Broadway” column): 1941-p. 161; 1948-p. 16

Kilgallen, James L. (International News Service WWII correspondent): 1945-p. 217

Kilroy, Peter (International News Service WWII correspondent): 1945-p. 217

73 King Features Syndicate: 1929-p. 220-221; 1930-p. 208-209; 1934-p. News section VII, XVI; 1940-p. 157; 1941-p. 161 (page of signatures of contributors); 1942-p. inside front cover; 1948-p. 16

King, Frank (creator of “Gasoline Alley” and “That Phoney Nickel”): 1929-p. 202; 1930-p. 194; 1931-p. 192

King, Joe (co-creator of “The Tinymites”): 1931-p. 191

King, Russ (co-creator of “Perry Parker” comic strip): 1948-p. 202

Kintner, Robert E. (political columnist for the NY Tribune): 1941-p. 157

Kirk, Victorine (serialized fiction): 1930-p. 195

Kith and Kin (weekly panel): 1946-p. 215; 1948-p. 207; 1949-p. 209

Kitty Higgins (comic strip): 1931-p. 192; 1935-p. 175; 1946-p. 215

Klein, Israel (radio columnist): 1931-p. 191

Klemfuss, Harry (general manager, National News-Features Syndicate): 1946-p. 214

Kling, Ken (creator of “Windy Riley” comic strip): 1929-p. 7; 1930-p. 7; 1931-p. 7

Knerr, H. H. (creator of “Katzenjammer Kids”): 1930-p. 209; 1941-p. 161

Knick (sports artist): 1929-p. 219; 1930-p. 205

Knickerbocker, Herbert Renfro (US journalist in Europe): 1931-p. 15; 1933-p. 8

Knight, Tack (creator of “Little Folks” and “Baby Sister”) 1931-p. 192

Know Your Heirlooms (column by Tom Ormsby): 1947-p. 219; 1948-p. 202

Koestler, Arthur (author of “On Palestine”): 1949-p. 212

Kofoed, Jack (author of “Thrills in Sports”): 1933-p. 9

Korman, Seymor (Chicago Tribune Press Service correspondent): 1947-p. 41; 1948-p. 205; 1949-p. 207

Kraus, Joseph H. (writer for “Science Service”): 1946-p. 6; 1948-p. 7

Krazy Kat (comic strip by George Herriman): 1930-p. 209; 1941-p. 161

74 Krazy Klippings (comic strip): 1930-p. 14

Kyne, Peter B. (serialized fiction): 1935-p. 175; 1936-p. 187

Labor Editors (see listings in Department Editors Section): 1948-p. 247

Lait, George (International News Service WWII correspondent): 1945-p. 217

Lait, Jack (short story writer): 1930-p. 208

Lambkins (comic strip by Brandon Walsh): 1929-p. 225

Lane, Iris (writer on baby care): 1948-p. 211

Lane, Ralph (creator of “Vic Flint” comic strip): 1946-p. 11

Language column: see Why We Say

Lantern (column by Beverley Smith): 1931-p. 195

Lardner, Ring (author of “Via the Canal”): 1931-p. 193; 1934-p. 167

Last Straw (column by Jim Griffith): 1948-p. 211

Laufer, Werner (sports artist): 1929-p. 219; 1930-p. 205; 1931-p. 191

Laugh of My Life (humor column): 1930-p. 15

Laughing Matters (cartoon by Salo): 1948-p. 207; 1949-p. 209

Laughlines (created by Tom Sims): 1929-p. 225

Laurie, Annie (author of “Advice to Girls”): 1930-p. 208

Leacock, Stephen (humorist): 1930-p. 303

Leading Negro Newspapers: See Afro-American Newspapers

Lear, Sidney (women’s columnist): 1933-p. 8; 1934-p. 5

Leavitt, Martha (beauty columnist): 1934-p. 169; 1935-p. 177

Ledger Syndicate (Features): 1929-p. 14-15; 1930-p. 14-15; 1931-p. 14-15; 1933-p. 8-9; 1934-p. 4-5; 1936-p. 193; 1937-p. 173; 1938-p. 173; 1939-p. 161; 1940-p. 155; 1941-p. 159; 1947-p. 217; 1948-p. 213

75 Lee, Clark (International News Service WWII correspondent): 1945-p. 217

Lee, John E. (International News Service WWII correspondent): 1945-p. 217

Leeds, Lois (beauty columnist): 1929-p. 14; 1930-p. 15; 1933-p. 8, 9; 1934-p. 5; 1936-p. 193; 1937-p. 173; 1941-p. 159

Leff, Sam (worked on “Joe Jinks” and “Curly Kayoe” comic strips): 1945-p. 213; 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Leffingwell, Edwin (creator of “Little Joe” comic strip): 1934-p. 166

Legal Decisions and Rulings Affecting Newspapers: 1929-p. 269-273; 1930-p. 257- 258; 1931-p. 245; 1938-p. 235, 246; 1940-p. 196-197; 1941-p. 196-197; 1942-p. 186-189; 1943-p. 186-190; 1944-p. 211-215; 1945-p. 220-225; 1946-p. 263-268; 1947-p. 278-279; 1948-p. 306-308; 1949-p. 301-303

Leonard, Lank (creator of “Mickey Finn”): 1937-p. 7; 1938-p. 7

Let’s Eat (food column by Gaynor Maddox): 1946-p. 11

Lewcock, Francis (British financial writer): 1935-p. 221

Lewis, Clyde (creator of “Hold Everything” & “Private Buck” comic strips): 1938-p. 167; 1941-p. 161

Lichtenstein, George: see Lichty, George

Lichty, George (creator of “Grin and Bear It” cartoon): 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163; 1940- p. 159

Life and Love (comic strip): 1930-p. 7

Li’l Abner (comic strip by Al Capp; distribution: United Feature Syndicate): 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163; 1940-p. 159; 1941-p. 163; 1942-p. 143; 1943-p. 143; 1944-p. 201; 1945-p. 213; 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Lincoln Newspaper Features, Inc. (comics, fiction, & features syndicate): 1938-p. 170; 1940-p. 154; 1941-p. 159

Line O’Type or Two (column by R.H. Little): 1936-p. 187

Link, Stanley (creator of “Tiny Tim,” “Ching Chow,” and “The Dailys” comic strips): 1934-p. 166

Lipman, William (author of Yonder Grow the Daisies): 1930-p. 131

Lippmann, Walter (author of A Preface to Morals; “Today and Tomorrow” column): 1930-p. 131; 1933-p. 156; 1934-p. 169; 1935-p. 177; 1936-p. 189; 1940-p. 153; 1942-p. 141

Listen World (column by Elsie Robinson): 1941-p. 161

Literary & Art Markets of the U.S.: 1929-p. 254-255; 1930-p. 253; 1931-p. 241

Little Annie Rooney (comic strip; written by Brandon Walsh, 1930-1954): 1941-p. 161; 1948-p. 16

Little Benny (created by Lee Pape): 1947-p. 219; 1948-p. 202

Little Biographies (column by J.J. Bosdan): 1929-p. 205

Little Brother Hugo (comic strip): 1946-p. 215

Little Folks (comic strip): 1930-p. 194; 1931-p. 192; 1933-p. 158;

Little Jimmy (comic strip by James Swinnerton): 1930-p. 209; 1941-p. 161

Little Joe (comic strip by Edwin Leffingwell): 1929-p. 219; 1930-p. 205; 1934-p. 166; 1935-p. 175; 1936-p. 187; 1946-p. 215; 1948-p. 207; 1949-p. 209

Little King (comic strip by Otto Soglow): 1941-p. 161; 1948-p. 16

Little Mary Mixup (comic strip by R. M. Brinkerhoff): 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163; 1940- p. 159; 1941-p. 163; 1942-p. 143; 1943-p. 143; 1944-p. 201; 1945-p. 213; 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Little Miss Muffet (comic strip created by Fanny Y. Cory): 1941-p. 161

Little Old New York (column by Ed Sullivan): 1946-p. 215

Little Orphan Annie (comic strip by Harold Gray; distributed by Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate beginning in 1925—see chart in 1939 Yearbook, p. 156-157): 1929-p. 202; 1930-p. 194; 1931-p. 192; 1933-p. 158; 1934-p. 167; 1935-p. 174-175; 1936-p. 187; 1937-p. 169; 1939-p. 157; 1946-p. 215; 1948-p. 207; 1949-p. 209

Little, Richard Henry (R.H.L.; Chicago Tribune writer; author of “Line O’Type or Two” column): 1934-p. 167; 1935-p. 175; 1936-p. 187

Little, Tom (co-creator of “Sunflower Street” comic strip): 1941-p. 161

77 Locher, Fred (creator of “Homer Hoopee” and “Cicero Sap”): 1930-p. News section XVIII

London, American correspondents in: see American Correspondents in London

Longworth, Alice (columnist): 1936-p. 7; 1937-p. 7

Looie (comic strip): 1935-p. 175; 1946-p. 215

Looie Blooie (comic strip by Martin Branner): 1931-p. 192

Look Here, Now! (column by Lawrence Schwab): 1948-p. 212

Looy (comic strip by Bernard Dibble): 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163

Loth, David (author of Lorenzo the Magnificent): 1930-p. 131

Louie (comic strip): 1947-p. 210

Love Problems (column): 1936-p. 187; 1948-p. 207

Lowndes, Belloc, Mrs. (serialized fiction): 1934-p. 167; 1935-p. 175; 1936-p. 187

Luce, Clare Boothe (National Political Convention coverage for United Feature Syndicate): 1948-p. 203

Luther, Paul (author of “Inside Radio” column): 1947-p. 219

Lynd, J. Norman (creator of “Vignettes of Life” & “Family Portraits”): 1929-p. 15; 1930-p. 14-15; 1931-p. 14-15; 1933-p. 8; 1934-p. 4, 5; 1936-p. 193; 1938-p. 173; 1939-p. 161; 1941-p. 161

Lyons, Leonard (author of “Broadway Medley” column): 1941-p. 161

Macauley, Thurston (International News Service WWII correspondent): 1945-p. 217

MacGibbons, Elizabeth Gregg (author of “Good Manners in Business”): 1934-p. 5

Machamer, Jeff (cartoonist; creator of “Petting Patty”): 1929-p. 220; 1937-p. 7

Mack, Connie (contributor to “Inside on Sports” column): 1937-p. 173

MacKay, Ruth (author of “White Collar Girl” column): 1946-p. 215

Maddox, Gaynor (food columnist for NEA; author of “Let’s Eat” & “Eat Well for Less” columns): 1946-p. 11; 1948-p. 2

Mager, Gus (creator of “Oliver’s Adventures” and “Hawkshaw the Detective” comic strips; sometimes signed strip as Watso): 1929-p. 7; 1930-p. 7; 1931-p. 7; 1934-p. 9; 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209

Mahon, Jack (International News Service WWII correspondent): 1945-p. 217

Mainly About Manhattan (column by John Chapman): 1939-p. 157

Major Court Decisions of … Affecting Publications & Advertising: See: Legal Decisions and Rulings Affecting Newspapers

Major Hoople (comic strip; star of “Our Boarding House” comic strip): 1937-p. 167; 1938-p. 167; 1949-p. 2

Make Up And Live (beauty column): 1939-p. 161

Making Ends Meet (column by Patricia Morgan): 1947-p. 217; 148-p. 213

Mallon, Paul (author of “News Behind The News” column): 1941-p. 161

Man in the Brown Derby (comic strip): 1929-p. 135; 1935-p. 177

Mandrake the Magician (comic strip by Phil Davis & Lee Falk): 1941-p. 161; 1948-p. 16

Manly, Chesly (correspondent for the Chicago Tribune Press Service): 1949-p. 207

Manning, Paul (foreign news commentator): 1948-p. 202

Mantle, Burns (theater critic): 1929-p. 202; 1930-p. 194; 1931-p. 193; 1934-p. 167; 1935-p. 175; 1936-p. 187

Map of the Stars (Science Service column by James Stokley): 1940-p. 8; 1946-p. 6

Marcoux, George (creator of “Toddy”): 1936-p. 7; 1937-p. 7; 1938-p. 7

Maria Moore Cabot Awards: 1945-p. 153; 1946-p. 171; 1947-p. 128; 1948-p. 123; 1949-p. 123

Mario, Thomas (author of “What’s Cooking” column): p. 202

Markel, Francine (author of “The Polisher,” a column on culture, and “Good Taste”): 1933-p. 9; 1934-p. 5

Market Editors: See listing under Department Editors Section

Market Study of Chicago Herald-American Readers: see Study of the Characteristics of Chicago Herald-American Readers

Market Study of Philadelphia: see Philadelphia Market

Markey, Gene (serialized fiction): 1930-p. 303

Marks, Percy (serialized fiction): 1930-p. 195

Martin, Edgar (creator of “Boots and Her Buddies” comic strip): 1931-p. 191; 1938-p. 167; 1949-p. 2

Martin, Fletcher (WWII correspondent, Journal and Guide): 1944-p. 180

Mary Haworth (comic strip): 1948-p. 16

Mary Mixup (comic strip): see Little Mary Mixup

Matherne, Bob (sports writer): 1929-p. 219

Matrimonially Speaking (humor column by the McKays): 1930-p. 15

Matter of Fact (column by J. & S. Alsop): 1946-p. 213

Mauldin, Bill (created “Up Front” and “Willie and Joe” cartoons): 1945-p. 213; 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203

Maw Green (comic strip by Harold Gray): 1935-p. 175; 1936-p. 187; 1946-p. 215

Maxwell, Elsa (author of “Eavesdropping” column): 1949-p. 212

McBride, Clifford (humorist): 1929-p. 7; 1930-p. 7

McCabe, Don (co-creator of “Thirty Paige” comic strip): 1948-p. 211

McCandlish, Edward (creator of “Folk-Tales”): 1930-p. 303

McCann, Rebecca (creator of “Cheerful Cherub” comic strip): 1948-p. 202

McClatchy Newspapers: 1946-p. 27; 1947-p. 29

McClure, Douglas (creator of “Vanilla and the Villains”): 1929-p. 221

McClure Newspaper Syndicate (first American newspaper syndicate founded in 1884): 1930-p. 245; 1934-p. 115; 1935-p. 125; 1937-p. 175

McCoy, Frank (author of “Here’s to your Health” column): 1935-p. 172

McCoy Health Service (health column by Dr. Frank McCoy): 1935-p. 172

McCutcheon, John T. (editorial cartoonist): 1929-p. 202; 1930-p. 194; 1931-p. 193; 1933-p.158; 1934-p. 167; 1935-p. 175; 1936-p. 187; 1946-p. 215

McEvoy, J. P. (co-creator of “Dixie Dugan” comic strip); 1930-p. 7; 1931-p. 7; 1933-p. News section IX; 1934-p. 9; 1936-p. 7; 1938-p. 7

McGeehan, W. O. (sports writer): 1929-p. 177; 1931-p. 195

McGovern, Artie (fitness & health column): 1937-p. 7; 1938-p. 7

McIntyre, O. O. (newspaper columnist): 1929-p. 7; 1930-p. 7; 1931-p. 7; 1934-p. 9, 89; 1935-p. 7; 1936-p. 7; 1937-p. 7; 1938-p. 7

McKays (authors of “Matrimonially Speaking”): 1930-p. 15

McKenney, William E. (Bridge columnist): 1931-p. 191; 1946-p. 11; 1947-p. 2; 1948-p. 2

McLeod, Edyth Thornton (beauty authority; author of “Beauty After Forty” articles): 1940-p. 155

McManus, George (creator of “Bringing up Father”): 1930-p. 209; 1941-p. 161; 1948-p. 16

McMullin, James (author of National Whirligig): 1935-p. 125; 1936-p. 137

McNamara, Tom (creator of “Teddy, Jack and Mary” comic strip): 1930-p. 194

McNamee, Graham (radio host & columnist): 1930-p. 244

McNaught Syndicate, Inc.: 1929-p. 7; 1930-p. 7; 1931-p. 7; 1933-p. News section IX; 1934-p. 9 & News section IX; 1935-p. 7; 1936-p. 7; 1937-p. 7; 1938-p. 7

Meade, Mary (cooking articles): 1946-p. 215

Medbury, John P. (creator of “Molly”): 1929-p. 221

Medicine in the News (column by Morris Fishbein): 1941-p. 161

Meherin, Elenore (fiction writer): 1930p. 208

81 Meissner, John N. (creator of “Wild World” feature): 1938-p. 176

Members of the Associated Business Papers: 1941-p. 69; 1942-p. 70; 1943-p. 76; 1944-p. 84; 1945-p. 70; 1946-p. 190; 1947-p. 98; 1948-p. 298; 1949-p. 223

Merrill, Leonard (cartoonist; distributed by Thompson Service): 1934-p. 172

Mescal Ike (comic strip): 1929-p. 152

Metropolitan Newspaper Service (features): 1929-p. 319; 1930-p. 303; 1931-p. News section XIII

Metzer, Jo (McNaught Sydicate writer; creator of “Off-Side” sports column): 1937-p. 7; 1938-p. 7

Mickey Finn (comic strip by Lank Leonard): 1937-p. 7; 1938-p. 7

Mickey Mouse (comic strip by Walt Disney): 1941-p. 161

Mighty O’Malley (comic strip): 1948-p. 207

Mik (creator of “Ferd’nand” comic strip; aka Henning Mikkelsen): 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Miki (comic strip by Robert Kay): 1947-p. 219; 1948-p. 202

Mikkelsen, Henning: see Mik

Milady Beautiful (column for women): 1938-p. 173

Miley, Jack (sports columnist): 1936-p. 187

Millar, Ronald (serialized fiction): 1930-p. 195

Miller, Elizabeth York (serialized fiction): 1936-p. 187

Miller, Frank (creator of “Barney Baxter in the Air” comic strip): 1941-p. 161

Miller, Helen Topping (serialized fiction): 1936-p. 187

Millett, Ruth (women’s page columnist for NEA; column entitled “We, The Women”): 1946-p. 11; 1947-p. 2; 1948-p. 2

Mind Reading (column by Joseph Dunninger): 1939-p. 161

82 Minute Make-Ups (beauty column by Virginia Vincent): 1933-p. 8, 9; 1936-p. 193; 1937-p. 173; 1938-p. 173; 1939-p. 161; 1941-p. 159; 1947-p. 217 [by Gabrielle]; 1948-p. 213

Minute Mysteries (250 word “whodunit” distributed by Press Alliance, Inc.): 1949-p. 212

Miracle Jones (comic strip by Burne Hogarth): 1948-p. 203

Mirror of Your Mind (King Features): 1948-p. 16

Miss Information (cartoon): 1930-p. 14; 1931-p. 15

Modish Mitzi (comic strip): 1931-p. 14; 1933-p. 8; 1934-p. 5; 1936-p. 193; 1937-p. 173; 1938-p. 173

Modley, Rudolf (author of Science Service’s “Telefact” column): 1940-p. 8

Molly (comic strip): 1929-p.221

Mom ‘n Pop (comic strip): 1929-p. 219; 1930-p. 205; 1931-p. 191

Monahan, Arthur C. (writer for “Science Service”): 1946-p. 6; 1948-p. 7

Monarch Publishing Co. (publisher of Anthony Hamilton): 1942-p. 138

Moon Mullins (comic strip by Frank Willard; distributed by the Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate beginning in 1923—see chart in 1939 Yearbook, p. 156-157): 1929-p. 202; 1930-p. 194; 1931-p. 192; 1033-p. 158; 1934-p. 167; 1935-p. 174; 1936-p. 187; 1937-p. 168; 1939-p. 156-7; 1946-p. 215; 1948-p. 207; 1949-p. 209

Moore, Ray (co-creator of “The Phantom”): 1941-p. 161

Moore, William (Chicago Tribune Press Service correspondent): 1947-p. 41; 1948-p. 205; 1949-p. 207

Moores, Dick (creator of “Jim Hardy” & “Windy and Paddles” comic strips): 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163; 1940-p. 159; 1941-p. 163; 1942-p. 143

Moral Re-Armament: 1940-p. 197

More for Your Money (column by Genevieve Smith): 1944-p. 202; 1948-p. 211; 1949-p. 213

Morgan, Gwen (Chicago Tribune Press Service correspondent): 1947-p. 41; 1948-p. 205; 1949-p. 207

Morgan, Patricia (author of “Making ends Meet” column): 1947-p. 217; 1948-p. 213

Morris, Gouverneur (1876-1853; fiction writer): 1931-p. 193

Morrow, Martha (writer for “Science Service”; astronomy editor): 1946-p. 6; 1948-p. 7

Mosley, Zak (creator of “Smilin’ Jack” comic strip): 1934-p. 166

Mossler, Arnie (creator of “Young Idea” cartoon): 1945-p. 213; 1946-p. 205; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Mostly Malarky (comic strip by Wally Carson): 1948-p. 207; 1949-p. 209

Mother Nature’s Curio Shop (comic strip): 1931-p. 191

Motion Picture Critics: See listings under Department Editors section

Motion Picture Newsreels: 1944-p. 169; 1945-p. 157; 1946-p. 292;

Mottram, Nancy (author of “Just Between Us” column for teenagers): 1948-p. 211; 1949-p. 213

Mowrer, Edgar Ansel (columnist for Press Alliance, Inc.): 1949-p. 212

Mr. & Mrs. (comic strip): 1931-p. 195; 1934-p. 169; 1935-p. 177; 1947-p. 213

Mr. and Mrs. Beans (comic strip): 1931-p. 279

Muggs McGinnis (comic strip): 1929-p. 7

Munson, Walt (creator of “Such Is Life” cartoon): 1930-p. 14; 1931-p. 14-15; 1933-p. 8; 1934-p. 4

Murphy, Jimmy (creator of “Toots and Casper” comic strip): 1941-p. 161

Murray, Feg (sports cartoonist; creator of “Seein’ Stars” cartoon): 1929-p. 319; 1930-p. 303; 1931-p. 279; 1941-p. 161

Murray, Ken (humor columnist): 1936-p. 7; 1937-p. 7; 1938-p. 7

Musard, Francois (International News Service WWII correspondent): 1945-p. 217

Music Critics: See listings under Department Editors Section

84 My Day (column by Eleanor Roosevelt): 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163; 1940-p. 159; 1941-p. 163; 1942-p. 143; 1943-p. 143; 1944-p. 201; 1945-p. 213; 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Myra North, Special Nurse (comic strip by Ray Thompson & Charles Coll): 1937-p. 167; 1938-p. 167

Myrtle (comic strip): 1946-p. 215

Nancy (comic strip by Ernie Bushmiller): 1939-p. 163; 1940-p. 159; 1941-p. 163; 1942-p. 143; 1943-p. 143; 1944-p. 201; 1945-p. 213; 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Nanny O’Lace (comic strip by Larry Reynolds): 1949-p. 212

National News-Features Syndicate (public relations; planned news-publicity; Harry Klemfuss, general manager): 1946-p. 214

National Press Service: 1941-p. 160

National Turf Dailies (a short list of horse racing publications): 1945-p. 94; 1946-p. 100; 1948-p. 228; 1949-p. 248

National Whirligig (column syndicated by McClure Newspaper Syndicate): 1934-p. 115; 1935-p. 125; 1936-p. 137

Nation-Wide News Service (news photo service): 1938-p. 170; 1939-p. 158

Nature Was First (column by Walter C. Fabell & Marion T. Sitton): 1948-p. 202

NEA Service, Inc. (Newspaper Enterprise Association, Inc.; feature service): 1929-p. 219; 1930-p.205; 1931-p. 191; 1933-p. 157; 1934-p.165; 1935-p. 173; 1936-p. 185; 1937-p. 167; 1938-p. 167; 1939-p. 155; 1940-p. 151; 1943-p. inside back cover; 1944-p. 9; 1945-p. 11; 1946-p. 11 [Vic Donahue drawing]; 1947-p. 2; 1948-p. 2; 1949-p. 2

Necrology (E&P Obituaries): 1929-p. 255-256; 1930-p. 256; 1931-p. 246

Ned Handy (comic strip by Bill Perry): 1948-p. 207; 1949-p. 209

Neighbors (cartoon): 1946-p. 215; 1948-p. 207; 1949-p. 209

Nesbit, Evelyn (author of “Prodigal Days”): 1935-p. 175

Neville, Anne (fashion writer): 1933-p. 8

Neville, Robert (author of Bridge column): 1934-p. 169; 1935-p. 177

New Orleans Times-Picayune Magazine (published on Sundays): 1949-p. 65

New York Cavalcade (column by Louis Sobol): 1941-p. 161

New York Herald Alumni: see Owl Alumni Club

New York Herald Tribune Syndicate: 1929-p. 177; 1931-p. 195; 1933-p. 156; 1934-p. 169; 1935-p. 177; 1936-p. 189; 1937-p. 171; 1938-p. 171; 1939-p. 159; 1940-p. 153; 1941-p. 157; 1942-p. 141; 1946-p. 213; 1947-p. 213

New York World Syndicate: 1929-p. 134-135; 1930-p. 130-131; 1931-p. 194

Newfangles (comic strip): 1933-p. 157

Newman, Larry (International News Service WWII correspondent): 1945-p. 217

News Behind The News (column by Paul Mallon distributed by King Features): 1941-p. 161

News Services, Feature Syndicates and Photo Services of U.S. & Canada: see Feature & Picure Syndicates of the U.S. & Canada

Newsboy papers: see Carrier Boy Papers

Newsboys’ World Magazine: 1940-p. 191

Newspaper Advertising Executives Association: see Code of Practice, Newspaper Advertising Executives Association

Newspaper Boys of America, Inc. Ad: 1934-p. 196

Newspaper Chains of U.S. & Canada: 1929-p. 142; 1930-p. 138; 1931-p. 124; 1933-p. 106; 1934-p. 109; 1935-p. 119; 1936-p.126; 1937-p. 128; 1938-p. 128; 1939-p. 117; 1940-p. 111; 1941-p. 119; 1942-p. 113; 1943-p. 117; 1944-p. 133; 1945-p. 180; 1946-p. 178; 1947-p. 180; 1948-p. 176; 1949-p. 217

Newspaper Color, Magazine, and Comic Sections: 1937-p. 240, 252; 1938-p. 161-2, 164; 1939-p. 149-150, 153; 1940-p. 146-147; 1941-p. 149-150; 1942-p. 145-146

Newspaper Correspondents in New York: 1930-p. 136; 1931-p. 120; 1933-p. 193; 1934-p. 211; 1935-p. 217; 1936-p. 114; 1937-p. 123; 1938-p. 123; 1939-p. 120; 1940-p. 109; 1941-p. 70; 1942-p. 182; 1943-p. 146; 1944-p. 118; 1945-p. 179; 1946-p. 97; 1947- p. 232; 1949-p. 303

Newspaper Enterprise Association: see NEA Service, Inc.

Newspaper Groups of U.S. & Canada: see Newspaper Chains of U.S. & Canada

Newspaper Guild Officers: 1934-p.184; 1935-p. 197; 1936-p. 114; 1937-p. 133; 1938-p. 133; 1939-p. 122; 1940-p. 112; 1941-p. 120; 1942-p. 114; 1943-p. 118; 1944-p. 134; 1945-p. 153; 1946-p. 261; 1947-p. 189; [list did not appear in 1948 and 1949]

Newspaper Librarians (See listings under Department Editors Section): 1948-p. 247- 248

Newspaper Magazine Sections: 1944-p. 199; 1945-p. 94; 1946-p. 100; 1948-p. 227; 1949-p. 247

Newspaper Radio Affiliations: 1936-p. 235; 1937-p. 239; 1938-p. 163; 1939-p. 151; 1940-p. 148; 1941-p. 152; 1942-p. 148; 1943-p. 147; 1944-p. 205; 1945-p. 207; 1946-p. 227; 1947-p. 228; 1948-p. 299; 1949-p. 294

Newspaper Women’s Club of Washington, DC: 1938-p. 194; 1939-p. 182; 1940-p. 193; 1941-p. 65; 1942-p. 61; 1943-p. 146

Newspapers in Tabloid Format: see Tabloid Newspapers

Newspapers Which Print Own Magazine Supplements: 1948-p. 294; 1949-293

Newspapers with Rotogravure Sections: see Rotogravure Sections

Newton, Douglas (serialized fiction): 1929-p. 203; 1930-p. 195

Newton, Joseph Fort (author of “Everyday Living” column): 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163; 1940-p. 159; 1941-p. 163; 1942-p. 143; 1943-p. 143; 1944-p. 201

Nipper (comic strip by Clare Dwiggins): 1933-p. 8; 1934-p. 4

Noderer, E. R. (Chicago Tribune Press Service correspondent): 1947-p. 41; 1948-p. 205; 1949-p. 207

Noozie (International Syndicate feature): 1929-p. 178; 1930-p. 238; 1931-p.194

Norman, Lloyd (Chicago Tribune Press Service correspondent): 1947-p. 41; 1948-p. 205; 1949-p. 207

Norton, Henry Kittredge (foreign affairs writer): 1929-p. 177; 1931-p. 195

Nover, Barnet (Washington Post writer on national/foreign affairs; sometimes distributed by United Feature Syndicate; author of “Barnet Nover’s Column”): 1938-p.

87 175; 1944-p. 201; 1945-p. 213; 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Nuts & Jolts (cartoon): 1946-p. 215; 1948-p. 207; 1949-p. 209

Nuttibits (cartoon by Raymond H. Doherty of San Francisco): 1941-p. 162; 1942-p. 140

Obituaries: See Necrology

O’Brien, Howard Vincent (novelist; book page editor): 1929-p. 152

O’Brien, Margaret (11-year-old movie star; author of “Growing Up!” column): 1948-p. 213

O’Brien, William A. (Dr.; health columnist for NEA): 1946-p. 11

O’Donnell, John (co-author of “Capital Stuff”):1934-p. 167; 1946-p. 215

Officers of Newspaper Guilds: see Newspaper Guild Officers

Off My Chest (column by Philip Wylie): 1947-p. 219

Off-Side (sports column by Joe Metzer): 1938-p. 7

Oh, Oswald! (cartoon distributed by Press Alliance, Inc.): 1949-p. 212

O’Hara, Neal (columnist syndicated by McNaught; creator of “Pull Up Chair” column): 1935-p. 7; 1936-p. 7; 1937-p. 7; 1938-p. 7

Old Home Town (column by Damon Runyon): 1930-p. 208

Oliver (cartoon distributed by General Features Corp.): 1949-p. 213

Ollendorff, Julian (cartoonist/creator of “Sketchografs,” “Gloria,” & “Olly of the Movies”): 1929-p. 7; 1930-p. News section XVIII; 1934-p. 9; 1936-p. 7; 1937-p. 7

Olly of the Movies (comic strip by Julian Ollendorff): 1934-p. 9; 1935-p. 7; 1936-p. 7

O’Loughlin (creator of “Krazy Klippings”): 1930-p. 4

O’Malley, Michael (writer for “Vic Flint” comic strip): 1949-p. 2

Once Overs (cartoon): 1930-p. 14; 1931-p. 14

88 O’Neill, Harry F. (creator of “Broncho Bill” comic strip): 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163; 1940-p. 159; 1941-p. 163; 1942-p. 143; 1943-p. 143; 1944-p. 201; 1945-p. 213; 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

On Palestine (by Arthur Koestler): 1949-p. 212

On Second Thought (by Jay E. House): 1934-p. 5

Oppenheim, E. Phillips (serialized fiction): 1930-p. 303; 1933-p. 8, 9; 1934-p. 5

Opper, Fred (creator of “Happy Hooligan”): 1930-p. 209

Ormsby, Tom (author of “Know Your Heirlooms” column; or Ormsbee?): 1947-p. 219; 1948-p. 202

Orr, Carey (cartoonist): 1929-p. 202; 1930-p. 194; 1931-p. 193; 1933-p. 158; 1934-p. 167; 1935-p. 175; 1936-p. 187; 1946-p. 215

Osborne, Ernest G. (Dr.; author of “Family Scrapbook” column; author of “Child Training” column): 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Ostenso, Martha (serialized fiction): 1933-p. 158

Othman, Fred (Frederick C.; columnist for United Feature Syndicate): 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Our Bill (comic strip): 1947-p. 213

Our Boarding House (cartoon created by Gene Ahern): 1929-p. 219; 1930-p. 205; 1931- p. 191; 1933-p. 157; 1934-p. 165; 1938-p. 167; 1941-p. 155; 1947-p. 2; 1948-p. 2; 1949- p. 2

Out Our Way (comic strip by J.R. Williams): 1929-p. 219; 1930-p. 205; 1931-p. 191; 1933-p. 157; 1934-p. 165; 1937-p. 167; 1938-p. 167; 1941-p. 155; 1947-p. 2; 1948-p. 2; 1949-p. 2

Owen, Frank (creator of “Jasper” cartoon): 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163; 1940-p. 159; 1941-p. 163; 1943-p. 143; 1944-p. 201

Owl Alumni Club (New York Herald alumni): 1931-p. News section VIII

Ozark Ike (comic strip): 1948-p. 16

Pape, Lee (creator of “Little Benny”): 1947-p. 219; 1948-p. 202

89 Parade (newspaper magazine supplement; newspapers distributing this publication are reported in the Newspaper Magazine Sections of the 1944-1949 Year Books—except 1946 & 1947): 1944-p. 199; 1945-p. 96; 1948-p. 228; 1949-p. 248

Parent-Child (child rearing column): 1936-p. 187

Paris, Viola (beauty columnist): 1934-p. 169

Park Row News Service (independent news service, New York): 1945-p. 214

Parker, Dan (contributor to King Features): 1948-p. 16

Parker, Gladys (illustrator): 1931-p. 191

Parrish, Joseph (editorial cartoonist, Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate): 1946-p. 215

Parsons, Louella O. (Hollywood columnist): 1941-p. 161

Pa’s Son-In-Law (comic strip): 1931-p. 195; 1934-p. 169; 1935-p. 177

Pass It Along (daily column): 1949-p. 213

Patou, Jean (French designer): 1929-p. 219; 1930-p. 205; 1931-p. 191

Patterson, Russell (author of “The Patterson Girl”): 1930-p. 208

Patty O’Day (comic strip): 1940-p. 161

Paul Luther Enterprises, Inc.: see Luther, Paul

Pay of Mechanical Forces in Principal U.S. Cities: 1929-p. 148; 1930-p. 144; 1931-p. 132; 1933-p. 110; 1934-p. 112; 1935-p.122; 1936-p. 130; 1937-p. 134; 1938-p. 134; 1939-p. 118; 1940-p. 118; 1941-p. 121; 1942-p. 115; 1943-p.119; 1944-p. 134; 1945-p. 157; 1946-p. 175; 1947-p. 180; 1948-p. 173; 1949-p. 191

Pearson, Drew (“Washington Merry-Go-Round” co-author; co-creator of “Hap Hopper” comic strip): 1934-p. News Section IX; 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163; 1940-p. 159; 1941-p. 163; 1942-p. 143; 1943-p. 143; 1944-p. 201

Peerless Patterns (patterns for cloths making): 1948-p. 211; 1949-p. 213

Peg, Ann and Barbara (fashion chit-chat): 1929-p. 178; 1930-p. 238; 1931-p. 194

90 Pegler, Westbrook (“Fair Enough” column author): 1929-p. 202; 1930-p. 194; 1931-p. 193; 1933-p. 158; 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163; 1940-p. 159; 1941-p. 163; 1942-p. 143; 1943-p. 143; 1944-p. 201; 1948-p. 16

Pelley, William Dudley (serialized fiction): 1929-p. 203

Penny (comic strip): 1947-p. 213

Penny A Point (strip on bridge by Paul Bringle): 1933-p. 8

Perry Parker (comic strip by Russ King and Ralph Carlson): 1948-p. 202

Pertwee, Roland (short stories): 1934-p. 167; 1935-p. 175

Peter Rabbit (comic strip): 1931-p. 195; 1934-p. 169; 1935-p. 177; 1947-p. 213

Pete The Tramp (comic strip by C.D. Russell): 1941-p. 161; 1948-p. 16

Pettengill, Samuel B. (author of “Inside Your Congress” column and “The Gentleman From Indiana”): 1939-p. 160; 1940-inside back cover;

Petunia (cartoon by Daniel Bishop and Margaret Bracken): 1947-p. 219; 1948-p. 202

PFFFTTT (comic strip by Dave Cox): 1948-p. 211

Phantom (comic strip by Ray Moore & Lee Falk): 1941-p. 161; 1948-p. 16

Philadelphia Market (prepared by the Philadelphia Bulletin): 1949-p. 121

Philately: See Stamp Editors; Stamp Columnists

Pictorial Review (Hearst newspaper supplement; newspapers that distribute this publication are listed under Newspaper Magazine Sections in the 1946, 1948 & 1949 Year Books): 1946-p. 102; 1947-p. 22 (full page ad); 1948-p. 228; 1949-p. 248

Pieces of Eight (comic strip): 1935-p. 7

Pierce, Walter (co-author of “Washington Parade”): 1943-p. 142

Pierotti, John (sports cartoonist): 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Pim, Paul (author of “Telling Tommy” advertising strip): 1944-p. 202

Pinhead Dooley (comic strip): 1929-p. 221

Pirates Ahoy (comic strip): 1929-p. 7

Plastino, Al (worked on “Hap Hopper” and “Barry Noble” comic strips): 1945-p. 213; 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Plumb, Charlie (co-creator of “Ella Cinders”): 1930-p. 303; 1933-p. News section IX; 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163; 1940-p. 159; 1941-p. 163; 1942-p. 143; 1943-p. 143; 1944-p. 201; 1945-p. 213; 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

PM (NY newspaper): 1947-p. 89

Poe Sisters (descendants of Edgar Allan Poe; society writers for the Washington Post): 1938-p. 175

Poem, “I Am The Printing Press” by Robert H. Davis: 1945-p. 179

Point of Procedure (club procedure): 1949-p. 213

Polish Telegraph Agency: 1945-p. 216

Polisher (a column on culture by Francine Markel): 1933-p. 9

Politics and People (Washington Post column by Franklyn Waltman): 1938-p. 175

Politz, Alfred (noted market researcher; conducted market research on Chicago Herald- American readers in 1948): 1949-p. 43

Polk, Catherine (writer for the United Feature Syndicate): 1946-p. 205

Polk, George (writer for the United Feature Syndicate): 1946-p. 205

Polly and Her Pals (comic strip by Cliff Sterrett): 1930-p. 209; 1941-p. 161; 1948-p. 16

Poor Little Rich Man (comic strip by Courtney Dunkel): 1948-p. 207

Pope, Quentin (Chicago Tribune Press Service correspondent): 1947-p. 41; 1948-p. 205; 1949-p. 207

Popeye (comic strip; Bela Zaboly, artist): 1941-p. 161

Popular records: see Davidson, Will

Posen, Al (creator of “Sweeney & Son” comic strip): 1934-p. 166

Potter, Robert (writer for Science Service): 1935-p. 137

92 Powers, Jimmy (sports columnist; author of “Powerhouse” column): 1935-p. 175; 1936- p. 187; 1946-p. 215

Press Alliance, Inc. (syndicate service): 1949-p. 212

Press Features, Inc. (feature provider): 1947-p. 210

Press Gallery of the Congress of the United States: see Congressional Press Gallery (U.S.)

Press Wireless, Inc. (radio transmission service for news operations): 1944-p. 12; 1945- p. 14; 1946-p. 14; 1947-p. 150

Price, Garrett (creator of “White Boy” comic strip): 1934-p. 166

Prince Valiant (comic strip created by Harold R. Foster): 1941-p. 161; 1948-p. 16

Principal Foreign Language Dailies of U.S.A.: see Foreign Language Newspapers of the U.S.

Principal Newspaper Chains of the U.S. & Canada: see Newspaper Chains of U.S. & Canada

Principal Officers of Newspaper Guilds: see Newspaper Guild Officers

Priscilla, Louis (creator of “Round And About” cartoon): 1947-p. 210

Priscilla’s Pop (comic strip by Al Vermeer): 1948-p. 2; 1949-p. 2

Private Buck (comic strip by Clyde Lewis): 1941-p. 161

Private Life (comic strip): 1931-p. 192

Problems of the Day (column by N.D. Kannibelle): 1929-p. 205

Professor Nimbus (cartoon distributed by Press Alliance, Inc.): 1949-p. 212

Progressive Features (features for homemakers): 1935-p. 176

Public Reports (analysis of Members of Congress): 1945-p. 214

Pudgy the Polar Bear (“modern bedtime story” distributed by Press Alliance, Inc.): 1949-p. 212

Pulitzer Awards in Journalism: 1929-p. 140; 1930-p. 136; 1931-p. 244; 1933-p. 155; 1934-p. 184; 1935-p. 217; 1936-p. 46; 1937-p. 118; 1938-p. 78; 1939-p. 165; 1940-p. 37;

93 1941-p. 104; 1942-p. 115; 1943-p. 118; 1944-p. 76; 1945-p. 190; 1946-p. 98; 1947-p. 96; 1948-p. 92; 1949-p. 104

Pusey, J. Carver (creator of “Benny” comic strip): 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163

Putz, Alfred (garden columnist): 1934-p. 169; 1935-p. 177

Pyke, Sue (author of “Vogues & Values” column): 1946-p. 211

Pyle, Ernie (“Roving Reporter” author): 1939-p. 163; 1940-p. 159; 1941-p. 163; 1942-p. 143; 1943-p. 143; 1944-p. 201; 1945-p. 213

Quill (literary magazine): 1936-p. 196

Race Riley and the Commandos (comic strip by Milburn Rosser): 1943-p. 143; 1944-p. 201; 1945-p. 213

Radebaugh, Art (creator of “Can You Imagine”—futuristic illustrations): 1948-p. 211

Radio Editors: See listings in Department Editors Section

Radio Equipment Manufacturers: 1946-p. 231-240; 1947-p. 233-241

Radio Institute of the Audible Arts: 1935-p. 129

Radio stations affiliated with newspapers: see Newspaper Radio Affiliations

Radio transmission service for news operations: see Press Wireless, Inc.

Ranald, Josef (author of “Your Fate is in Your Hand”): 1934-p. 5

Randolph, Nancy (author of “New York Society” column): 1946-p. 215

Rasmusson, Halvor (creator of “A la Lulu” comic strip): 1931-p. 14-15;

Raymond, Alexander (illustrator for “Secret Agent X-9” comic strip; creator of “Flash Gordon” and “Rip Kirby” comic strips): 1934-p. News section XVI; 1941-p. 161; 1948-p. 16

Reader’s Courtroom (law column): 1949-p. 213

Red Ryder (comic strip by Fred Harman): 1941-p. 155; 1947-p. 2; 1948-p. 2

Reed, Philip G. (International News Service WWII correspondent): 1945-p. 217

Reeve, Arthur B. (author of “Five-Minute Mystery Stories”): 1933-p. 9; 1934-p. 5

Reg’lar Fellers (comic strip): 1931-p. 195

Reisz, David (Direct Reading Graphic Arts): 1940-p. 181

Religion Editors: (See listings under Department Editors Section; sometimes called “Church” Editors)

Rene, Natalia (International News Service WWII correspondent): 1945-p. 217

Reporter At Large (column by Inez Robb): 1941-p. 161

Rex Dexter of Mars (comic strip): 1940-p. 161

Reynolds, Larry (creator of “Nanny O’Lace” comic strip): 1949-p. 212

RHL see: Little, Richard Henry

Rymin’ Time (comic strip): 1949-p. 209

Rice, Grantland (sports writer): 1929-p. 177

Rice, Louise (author of “You and Your Handwriting”): 1929-p. 221

Right Around Home (comic strip by Dudley Fisher): 1941-p. 161; 1948-p. 16

Rinehart, Mary Roberts (serial fiction): 1930-p. 303

Rip Kirby (comic strip by Alex Raymond): 1948-p. 16

Ripley, Robert L. (author of “Believe It or Not!”): 1930-p. 209; 1941-p. 161; 1948-p. 16

Ripples (comic strip): 1946-p. 215; 1948-p. 207; 1949-p. 209

Robb, Inez (columnist; author of “Reporter At Large column): 1941-p. 161

Robertson, Frank (International News Service WWII correspondent): 1945-p. 217

Robertson, Lawson (contributor to “Inside on Sports” column): 1937-p. 173

Robey, Ralph West (author of Robey’s Review): 1934-p. 171

Robey’s Review (column by Ralph West Robey): 1934-p. 171

Robinson, Elsie (author of “Listen World” column; author of I Wanted Out): 1941-p. 161; 1948-p. 16

Roche, Arthur Somers (serialized fiction): 1930-p. 14; 1933-p. 9; 1934-p. 5

Rod & Gun (column by Fred Fletcher): 1936-p. 187

Roe, Vingie E. (serialized fiction): 1934-p. 167

Rogers, Boody (creator of “Tree-Top Timmons” comic strip): 1948-p. 202

Rogers, Will (humorist/columnist): 1929-p. 7; 1930-p. 7; 1931-p. 7; 1934-p. 9; 1935-p. 7; 1936-p. 7

Rohmer, Sax (serialized fiction): 1930-p. 303

Romances (women’s magazine published in Havana, Cuba): 1946-p. 306; 1947-p. 321; 1948-p. 344

Rookie Joe (comic strip by Al Zere): 1941-p. 163

Room & Board (comic strip by Sals Bostwick): 1929-p. 221

Room and Board (comic strip by Gene Ahern): 1941-p. 161; 1948-p. 16

Roosevelt, Eleanor (“My Day” column author): 1934-p. 9; 1935-p. 7; 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163; 1940-p. 159; 1941-p. 163; 1942-p. 143; 1943-p. 143; 1944-p. 201; 1945-p. 213; 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Rosman, Alice Grant (serialized fiction): 1931-p. 193; 1935-p. 175

Ross, Ron (news editor for Science Service): 1948-p. 7

Rosser, Milburn (author of “Race Riley and the Commandos”): 1943-p. 143; 1944-p. 201; 1945-p. 213

Rossman, Meyer (creator of “Cuckoo Quiz”): 1948-p. 211

Roth, Herb (illustrator): 1930-p. 303

Rotogravure Sections (see also Gravure Newspapers): 1929-p. 139; 1930-p. 135; 1931-p. 123; 1933-p. 187

Round And About (comic strip by Louis Priscilla): 1947-p. 210

Roussos, George (co-creator of “Judge Wright” comic strip): 1948-p. 203

Rout, Mary Patterson (columnist distributed by Exclusive Features): 1939-p. 165

Roving Reporter (column by Ernie Pyle): 1939-p. 163; 1940-p. 159; 1941-p. 163; 1942- p. 143; 1943-p. 143; 1944-p. 201; 1945-p. 213

Rowland, Helen (author of “The Merry-Go-Round”): 1930-p. 208

Rowland, Henry C. (serialized fiction): 1929-p. 203; 1933-p. 158

Roy Powers, Eagle Scout (official comic strip of the Boy Scouts of America): 1938-p. 173; 1939-p. 161; 1941-p. 159

Ruark, Robert C. (writer for the United Feature Syndicate): 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Rue, Larry (Chicago Tribune Press Service correspondent): 1947-p. 41; 1948-p. 205; 1949-p. 207

Runyon, Damon (author of “The Old Home Town” and The Brighter Side” columns): 1930-p. 208; 1941-p. 161

Russell, C. D. (creator of “Pete The Tramp” comic strip): 1941-p. 161

Sabatini, Rafael (author of “The Great Queens”): 1930-p. 303; 1935-p. 175

Sackville-West, Violet (serialized fiction): 1931-p. 193

Salesman Sam (comic strip): 1929-p. 219; 1930-p. 205; 1931-p. 191; 1933-p.157; 1934- p. 165

Salo (creator of “Laughing Matters” cartoon): 1948-p. 207

Salpeter, Harry (author of Dr. Johnson & Mr. Boswell): 1930-p. 131

Samson (comic strip): 1940-p. 161

Sandburg, Carl (poet): 1929-p. 152

Sande, Earl (contributor to “Inside on Sports” column): 1937-p. 173

Sangster, Margaret E. (serialized fiction): 1935-p. 175

Sansone, Leonard (creator of “The Wolf” and “Willie” comic strips and the “Wally” cartoon): 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Saphire, W. P. (International News Service WWII correspondent): 1945-p. 217

97 Sasser, Nancy (creator of “Buy-Lines,” a column about products): 1943-p. inside front cover

Saunders, Hortense (woman’s page writer): 1929-p. 219; 1930-p. 205

Saunders, Minott (columnist on Europe): 1929-p. 219; 1930-p. 205

Scarberry, Alma Sioux (serialized fiction; author of Leap Year Lady): 1940-p. 155

Schmitt, Gar (cartoonist; creator of “Dumb-Bells”): 1929-p. 15; 1930-p. 14; 1931-p. 15; 1933-p. 8; 1948-p. 213

Schneider, Lou (author of “Financial Whirligig”): 1936-p. 137

Schools of Journalism: see Journalism Schools

Schuck, W. P. (author of “Inside South America” column): 1941-p. 158

Schuman, Michael (author of “Your Child’s Health & Hygiene”): 1929-p. 221

Schwab, Lawrence (author of “Look Here, Now!” column): 1948-p. 202

Schwinn, Barbara (illustrator): 1931-p. 191

Science Page (by Prof. Sheldon): 1931-p. 195

Science Parade (Science Service column by Watson Davis): 1940-p. 8

Science Service: 1929-p. 160; 1930-p. 201; 1931-p. 187; 1933-p. 125; 1934-p. 123; 1935-p. 137 [with A. Einstein photo]; 1936-p. 10; 1937-p. 10; 1938-p. 10; 1939-p. 8; 1940-p. 8; 1941-p. 8; 1942-p. 8; 1943-p. 6; 1944-p. 6; 1945-p. 6; 1946-p. 6 [list of Board of Trustees]; 1947-p. 9; 1948-p. 7; 1949-p. 7

Scoreboard (sports column by Harry Grayson for NEA): 1947-p. 2; 1948-p. 2

Scott, Anna B. (cookery columnist): 1933-p. 8; 1934-p. 5

Seagram Distillers Corp.: 1938-p. 215 (ad urging “social responsibility” in drinking alcohol); 1942-p. 9 (ad urging the purchase of US Defense Bonds before whiskey); 1945- p. 67; 1946-p. 117 (ad urging the public to see the movie “The Lost Weekend”)

Secret Agent D-13 (comic strip): 1940-p. 161

Secret Agent X-9 (comic strip by Dashiell Hammet & Alexander Raymond): 1934-p. News section XVI; 1948-p. 16

98 Secrets of Living (Short Features Syndicate column): 1937-p. 172

Seein’ Stars (cartoon by Feg Murray): 1941-p. 161; 1948-p. 16

Segar, E. C. (creator of “Thimble Theatre”): 1930-p. 209

Selective Bibliography on Journalistic Subjects: 1929-p. 222-224; 1930-p. 210-212; 1931-p. 199-200; 1933-p. 164-165; 1934-p. 174-175; 1935-p. 184-185; 1936-p. 198-200; 1937-p. 206-208; 1938-p. 200-202; 1939-p. 183-185; 1940-p. 180-182; 1941-p. 184-186; 1942-p. 172-174; 1943-p. 172-174; 1944-p. 208-211; 1945-p. 233-236; 1946-p. 241-244; 1947-p. 246-250; 1948-p. 258-262; 1949-p. 280-285

Sez Hugh (comic strip): 1931-p. 191

Shadow (comic strip): 1941-p. 159

Shaffer, George and Rosalind (authors of “Hollywood Letter” column): 1934-p. 167; 1936-p. 187

Shamrocks (cartoon panel): 1929-p. 225

Sheehan, Vincent (short stories): 1935-p. 175

Sheldon (author of “Science Page”): 1931-p. 195

Shipping Editors: See listings under Department Editors Section

Shirley, Vivian (newspaper writer): 1930-p. 14, 15; 1931-p. 15; 1933-p. 8; 1934-p. 5

Short Features Syndicate (creators of “Secrets of Living!”): 1937-p. 172

Shuler, Evelyn (serialized fiction): 1937-p. 173; 1938-p. 173; 1939-p. 161

Side Glances (comic strip by George Clark; taken over by William Galbraith Crawford in 1939): 1929-p. 219; 1930-p. 205; 1931-p. 191; 1933-p. 157; 1938-p. 167; 1941-p. 155; 1947-p. 2; 1948-p. 2; 1949-p. 2

Sidewalks of New York (column by J. J. Geller): 1931-p. 195

Sigma Delta Chi, Personnel Bureau: 1933-p. 181; 1935-p. 182

Sillyettes (cartoon/comic strip distributed by Ledger Syndicate): 1941-p. 159

Simmons, Walter (Chicago Tribune Press Service correspondent): 1947-p. 41; 1948-p. 205; 1949-p. 207

99 Sims, P. Hal (Bridge columnist): 1933-p. 8 & 9; 1934-p. 5

Sims, Tom (creator of “Laughlines”; co-creator of “Sunflower Street” comic strip): 1929-p. 225; 1941-p. 161

Sister Susie (comic strip by Alice Harvey): 1936-p. 187

Sitton, Marion T. (co-author of “Nature Was First” column): 1948-p. 202

Skeets (comic strip): 1934-p. 169; 1935-p. 177; 1947-p. 213

Skids (comic strip): 1935-p. 176

Skippy (comic strip by Percy Crosby): 1929-p. 219; 1930-p. 209; 1934-p. News section VII; 1941-p. 161

Skolsky, Sidney (Hollywood column, “Tintypes”; author, “In Hollywood” column): 1930-p. 194; 1934-p. 167; 1935-p. 175; 1936-p. 187; 1942-p. 143; 1944-p. 201; 1945-p. 213; 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Skull Valley (comic strip): 1936-p. 187

Small, Alex (Chicago Tribune Press Service correspondent): 1947-p. 41

Small, C. D. (creator of “Salesman Sam” comic strip): 1931-p. 191

Smiley, Frank: see Conselman, Bill

Smilin’ Jack (comic strip by Zack Mosley; distributed by Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate beginning in 1939—see chart in 1939 Yearbook, p. 156-157): 1934-p. 166 & 167; 1935-p. 175; 1936-p. 187; 1946-p. 215; 1948-p. 207; 1949-p. 209

Smith, Alfred E. (NY politician/columnist): 1931-p. 7;

Smith, Beverly (author of “Lantern”): 1931-p. 195

Smith, Charles A. (International News Service WWII correspondent): 1945-p. 217

Smith, Dorman Henry (editorial cartoon creator for NEA): 1946-p. 11; 1947-p. 2; 1948- p. 2

Smith, Genevieve (author of “More For Your Money” column): 1944-p. 202; 1946-p. 211; 1948-p. 211

Smith, H. Allen (author of “Totem Pole column): 1942-p. 143

100 Smith, Horton (author of golf articles): 1930-p. 208

Smith, J. Kingsbury (International News Service WWII correspondent): 1945-p. 217

Smith, Robert B. (political reporter; author of “From a Senator’s Diary” column): 1930- p. 14; 1931-p. 15; 1933-p. 9; 1934-p. 5

Smith, Sidney (creator of “The Gumps” and “Old Doc Yak”): 1929-p. 202; 1930-p. 194; 1931-p. 192

Smith, Wilfred (sports columnist): 1935-p. 175; 1936-p. 187

Smitty (comic strip by Walter Berndt; distributed by the Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate beginning in 1923—see chart in 1939 Yearbook, p. 156-7): 1929-p. 202; 1930-p. 194; 1931-p. 192; 1933-p. 158; 1934-p. 167; 1935-p. 174; 1936-p. 187; 1939-p. 157; 1946-p. 215; 1948-p. 207; 1949-p. 209

Smokey (comic strip): 1936-p. 187

Smokey Stover (comic strip by Bill Holman; distributed by Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate beginning in 1939—see chart in 1939 Yearbook, p. 156-157): 1939-p. 157; 1946-p. 215; 1948-p. 207; 1949-p. 209

Smythes (comic strip): 1931-p. 195; 1934-p. 169; 1935-p. 177

Snell, Chester A. (Dr.; science writer): 1948-p. 211

Sneidman, Sylvia: see Sylvia

Sobol, Louis (author of “New York Cavalcade”): 1941-p. 161; 1948-p. 16

Society Letter (column by Howard White): 1931-p. 195

Society/Woman’s Page Editors: See listings under Department Editors Section

Soglow, Otto (creator of “The Little King” comic strip): 1941-p. 161; 1948-p. 16

Sokolsky, George E. (columnist): 1948-p. 16

Somebody’s Stenog (comic strip by A.E. Hayward): 1929-p. 14; 1930-p. 14; 1933-p. 8; 1934-p. 4; 1936-p. 193; 1937-p. 173; 1938-p. 173; 1939-p. 161; 1941-p. 159

Sondern, Frederic (author of “European Whirligig”): 1936-p. 137

Sonny Sayings (cartoon by Fanny Cory): 1929-p. 15; 1930-p. 14; 1933-p. 8; 1934-p. 4

101 Spark Stevens (comic strip): 1940-p. 161

Sparling, Jack (illustrator for “Hap Hopper” comic strip): 1942-p. 143

Spayth, George W. (creator of “Character Close-Ups” cartoon): 1931-p. 15

Spearman, Frank H. (serialized fiction): 1933-p. 158

Speidel Newspapers, Inc.: 1946-p. 23

Spencer, Shirley (author of “Graphology” column; handwriting analysis): 1936-p. 187; 1946-p. 215

Spooky (comic strip): 1946-p. 215

Sports Editors: See listings under Department Editors Section

Spunkie (comic strip by Loy Byrnes): 1941-p. 163; 1942-p. 143

Stafford, Jane (writer for Science Service; “Your Health” column): 1935-p. 137; 1940-p. 8; 1941-p. 8 (photo); 1946-p. 6; 1948-p. 7

Stamp columnists: see Barry, R. A.;

Stamp Editors (See listing under Department Editors Section): 1948-p. 255

Stamp News (column by R.A. Barry): 1934-p. 169; 1935-p. 177

Standard Books on Newspaper Making and Advertising: see: Selective Bibliography on Journalistic Subjects

Starr, Donald (Chicago Tribune Press Service correspondent): 1947-p. 41; 1948-p. 205

Starrett, Kemp (creator of “Vignettes of Life” following J. Norman Lynd): 1947-p. 217; 1948-p. 213

Statement of Advertising Principles (see also Code of Practice, Newspaper Advertising Executives Association): 1946-p. 240; 1947-p. 192; 1948-p. 92

Stella (author of “Your Birthday” column): 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203

Sterrett, Cliff (creator of “Polly and Her Pals”): 1930p. 209; 1941-p. 161

Steve Canyon (comic strip): 1948-p. 16

Stewart, Donald Ogden (humorist): 1930-p. 303

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Stimpson, George (author of “Information Roundup” column): 1947-p. 219; 1948-p. 202

Stokes, Thomas L. (writer on national affairs; distributed by United Feature): 1945-p. 213; 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Stokley, James (Science Service writer; “Map of the Stars” column): 1940-p. 8; 1941-p. 8 (photo); 1946-p. 6

Stoopnagle, Col. Lemuel Q.: see Taylor, Frederick Chase

Story Behind the Play (column by J.J. Geller): 1929-p. 177

Strain on the Family Tie (comic strip by Gaar Williams): 1934-p. 166-167; 1935-p. 175

Strand, William (Chicago Tribune Press Service correspondent): 1947-p. 41; 1948-p. 205

Strange As It Seems (comic strip by John Hix): 1935-p. 7; 1936-p. 7; 1938-p. 7; 1939-p. 163; 1940-p. 159; 1941-p. 163; 1942-p. 143; 1943-p. 143; 1944-p. 201; 1945-p. 213 [Ernest Hix]; 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Streaky (comic strip created by Gus Edson): 1934-p. 166 & 167; 1935-p. 175; 1936-p. 187

Streamer Kelly (comic strip): 1948-p. 207; 1949-p. 209

Striebel, John H. (co-creator of “Dixie Dugan” comic strip): 1930-p. 7; 1933-p. News section IX; 1934-p. 9; 1936-p. 7; 1937-p. 7; 1938-p. 7

Studdy, George (creator of “Bonzo”): 1929-p. 221

Study of the Characteristics of Chicago Herald-American Readers (study conducted by Alfred Politz): 1949-p. 43

Stuyvesant, Ruth (fashion columnist): 1929-p. 177

Such Is Life (comic strip by Walt Munson): 1930-p. 14; 1936-p. 193; 1938-p. 173

Sullivan, Ed (author of Broadway/Hollywood columns; distributed by the Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate beginning in 1935—see the chart in the 1939 Yearbook, p. 156-157; author of “Little Old New York” column): 1934-p. 167; 1935-p. 175; 1936-p. 187; 1939-p. 157; 1946-p. 215

Sullivan, Mark (political reporter, book author): 1929-p. 177; 1931-p. 195; 1934-p. 169; 1935-p. 177; 1936-p. 189; 1940-p. 153; 1942-p. 141

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Sullivan, Pat (creator of “Felix the Cat”): 1930-p. 209

Sumner, Allene (woman’s page columnist): 1929-p. 219

Sunday magazines: see American Weekly; Newspaper Magazine Sections; Newspapers Which Publish Own Magazine Supplements; Parade; Pictorial Review; This Week

Sunflower Street (comic strip created by Tom Little & Tom Sims): 1941-p. 161

Supplements: see American Weekly; Newspaper Color, Magazine, and Comic Sections; Newspaper Magazine Sections; Newspapers Which Publish Own Magazine Supplements; Parade; Pictorial Review; This Week

Surgeon Stone (comic strip by Richard Martin Fletcher): 1948-p. 207

Susie Q. Smith (comic strip): 1948-p. 16

Swan, Gilbert (author of “In New York”): 1929-p. 219; 1930-p. 205; 1931-p. 191

Swan-McDonald (feature syndicate): 1936-p. News section

Sweeney and Son (comic strip created by Al Posen): 1934-p. 167; 1935-p. 175; 1936-p. 187; 1946-p. 215; 1948-p. 207; 1949-p. 209

Swinnerton, Jimmy (creator of “Little Jimmy”): 1930-p. 209; 1941-p. 161

Sykes, Charles Henry (political cartoonist): 1929-p. 15; 1930-p. 14-15; 1931-p. 15; 1933-p. 8; 1934-p. 4; 1936-p. 193; 1939-p. 161; 1940-p. 155; 1941-p. 159

Sylvia (Sylvia Sneidman, creator of “Flapper Fanny”): 1938-p. 167

Tabloid Newspapers: 1934-p. 179; 1935-p. 190; 1936-p. 200; 1937-p. 176; 1938-p. 133; 1939-p. 191; 1940-p. 193; 1941-p. 207; 1942-p. 140; 1943-p. 177; 1944-p. 135; 1945-p. 157; 1946-p. 96; 1947-p. 227; 1948-p. 297; 1949-p. 325

Tailspin Tommy (comic strip created by Hal Forrest): 1938-p. 172; 1940-p. 159; 1941-p. 163; 1942-p. 143

Take, Vic (co-creator of “Thirty Paige” comic strip): 1948-p. 211

Tales of Real Dogs (column on dogs by A.P. Terhune illustrated by Bronson): 1938-p. 7

Tarzan (comic strip by Edgar Rice Burroughs): 1929-p. 319; 1930-p. 303; 1931-p. 279; 1935-p. News section IX; 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163; 1940-p. 159; 1941-p. 163; 1942-p.

104 143; 1943-p. 143; 1944-p. 201; 1945-p. 213; 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Tasty Dishes (food column by Judith Wilson): 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover [Sally Wilder]

Taylor, Al (writer on men’s fashions): 1936-p. 187

Taylor, Frederick Chase (aka Col. Lemuel Q. Stoopnagle):1947-p. 219

Teddy, Jack and Mary (comic strip): 1930-p. 194

Teena (comic strip by Hilda Terry): 1948-p. 16

Teen-Age column (column by Elizabeth Woodward): 1947-p. 217; 1948-p. 213

Teenie Weenies (comic strip by William Donahey): 1934-p. 166 & 167; 1946-p. 215; 1948-p. 207; 1949-p. 209

Terhune, Albert Payson (writer/dog breeder; creator of “Tales of Real Dogs” and “Calling All Dogs”): 1929-p. 7; 1930-p. 7; 1931-p. 7; 1934-p. 9; 1936-p. 7; 1937-p. 7; 1938-p. 7

Terry (comic strip created by Diana Thorne): 1938-p. 171

Terry & the Pirates (comic strip by Milton Caniff; distributed by Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate beginning in 1935—see chart in 1939 Yearbook, p. 156-157): 1935-p. 174; 1936-p. 187; 1939-p. 156-7; 1946-p. 215; 1948-p. 207; 1949-p. 209

Terry, Hilda (cartoonist): 1948-p. 16

Test Your Horse Sense (column by Dr. George W. Crane): 1946-p. 215

Tex Maxon (comic strip): 1940-p. 161

Texas Almanac (publication of the Dallas Morning News): 1947-p. 121; 1949-p. 131

Texas Slim (comic strip): 1946-p. 215; 1948-p. 207; 1949-p. 209

That Phoney Nickel (comic strip): 1931-p. 192

Theater critics: see Cohn, Gene; Geller, J.J.; Hammond, Percy

Theatrical Critics: See listings under Department Editors Section

Them Days Is Gone Forever (comic strip): 1936-p. 187

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They’ll Do It Every Time (comic strip by Jimmy Hatlo): 1941-p. 161; 1948-p. 16

Thiele, Leo (cartoonist): 1929-p. 219; 1930-p. 205; 1931-p. 191

Thiessen, Alfred H. (author of Science Service’s “Why The Weather?” column): 1940-p. 8

Thimble Theatre (comic strip): 1930-p. 209

Thirty Paige (comic strip by Don McCabe and Vic Take): 1948-p. 211

This And That (comic panel): 1947-p. 219; 1948-p. 202

This Curious World (comic strip by William Ferguson): 1941-p. 155; 1947-p. 2

This Day (history column by Milton Breese): 1948-p. 211; 1949-p. 213

This Day In History (column): 1935-p. 175

This New York (column by Lucius Beebe): 1931-p. 195; 1934-p. 169; 1935-p. 177

This Week (newspaper magazine supplement; newspapers distributing this publication are reported in the Newspaper Magazine Sections of the 1944-1949 Year Books— except 1947): 1944-p. 199; 1945-p. 96; 1946-p. 102; 1948-p. 228-229; 1949-p. 249

This Week, This World (column by Ted Friend; distributed by Keystone Features): 1943-p. 142

Thomas, Dan (movie column): 1929-p. 219; 1930-p. 205; 1931-p. 191

Thomas, Joseph (International News Service WWII correspondent0: 1945-p. 217

Thompson, Dorothy (author of “On the Record” column): 1940-p. 153

Thompson, John (Chicago Tribune Press Service correspondent): 1947-p. 41

Thompson, Ray (co-creator of “Myra North, Special Nurse” comic strip): 1938-p. 167

Thompson Service (feature syndicate): 1933-p. 160; 1934-p. 172

Thone, Frank (writer for Science Service; “Isn’t It Odd?”): 1935-p. 137; 1940-p. 8; 1941-p. 8 (photo); 1946-p. 6; 1948-p. 7

Thorne, Diana (creator of “Terry” comic strip): 1938-p. 171

106 Thrasher, James (editorial writer for NEA): 1946-p. 11; 1947-p. 2; 1948-p. 2

Thrills in Sports (sports column by Jack Kofoed): 1933-p. 9

Thurston, Elliott (Washington Post reporter): 1934-p. 117

Tilden, Bill (tennis player; contributor to “Inside on Sports” column): 1937-p. 173

Tildesley, Alice L. (Ledger Syndicate writer on Hollywood): 1936-p. 193; 1937-p. 173; 1938-p. 173; 1939-p. 161

Tillie the Toiler (comic strip by Russ Westover): 1930-p. 209; 1941-p. 161; 1948-p. 16

Timely Topics (humor column by Carey Williams): 1944-p. 202

Tim Tyler’s Luck (comic strip by Lyman Young): 1929-p. 221; 1941-p. 161; 1948-p. 16

Timid Soul (comic strip): 1931-p. 195; 1934-p. 169; 1935-p. 177; 1947-p. 213

Timmy (comic strip by Howard Sparber: 1948-p. 207; 1949-p. 209

Tinee, Mae (author of movie reviews): 1934-p. 167; 1936-p. 187

Tingey, Eva (Weekly Paris Fashion Cable): 1930-p. 14, 15; 1933-p. 8, 9; 1934-p. 5

Tintypes (column by Sidney Skolsky): 1936-p. 187

Tiny Tim (comic strip): 1933-p. 158; 1934-p. 167; 1935-p. 175; 1936-p. 187; 1946-p.215; 1948-p. 207; 1949-p. 209

Tinymites (comic strip): 1929-p. 219; 1930-p. 205; 1931-p. 191; 1933-p. 157

Tippie and Cap Stubbs (comic strip by Edwina): 1941-p. 161; 1947-p. 219; 1948-p. 202

Tizzy (comic strip): 1947-p. 213

To The Kings Taste (cooking column by Hoyt Alden): 1948-p. 202

Today and Tomorrow (column by Walter Lippmann): 1940-p. 153

Today in Europe (column by Randolph Churchill): 1946-p. 205

Today’s Chuckle (humour): 1949-p. 213

Today’s Talk (column by George Matthew Adams): 1947-p. 219; 1948-p. 202

107 Toddy (comic strip by George Marcoux): 1935-p. 7; 1936-p. 7; 1937-p. 7; 1938-p. 7

Tode Tuttle (cartoon by Ralph Kemp): 1944-p. 202; 1946-p. 210

Toots and Casper (comic strip by Jimmy Murphy): 1941-p. 161; 1948-p. 16

Totem Pole (column by H. Allen Smith): 1942-p. 143

Travel editor: see Department Editors Section

Tree-Top Timmons (comic strip by Boody Rogers): 1948-p. 202

Tregaskis, Richard (International News Service WWII correspondent): 1945-p. 217

Tripp, Frank (columnist; v.p. & g.m., Gannett Newspapers): 1948-p. 211; 1949-p. 213

Trohan, Walter (Chicago Tribune Press Service correspondent): 1947-p. 41; 1948-p. 205; 1949-p. 207

Tucker, Ray (co-author of “National Whirligig”): 1936-p. 137

Tuffy (comic strip by Syd Hoff): 1941-p. 161

Tufts, Warren (creator of “Casey Ruggles” comic strip): 1949-p. inside back cover

Tufty, Esther Van Wagoner (author of “Washington News Whiffs”): 1947-p. 216; 1948-p. 208

Turner, Dick (creator of “Carnival” comic strip): 1949-p. 2

Turner, Les (aka Leslie; creator of “Wash Tubbs” comic strip, 1943-1959): 1949-p. 2

Tuthill, Harry (creator of “Bungle Family” comic strip): 1929-p. 7; 1930-p. 7; 1931-p. 7; 1933-p. News section IX; 1934-p. 9; 1936-p. 7; 1937-p. 7; 1938-p. 7

Twain, Mark (author of Huckleberry Finn; comic strip distributed by Ledger Syndicate): 1940-p. 155

United Feature Syndicate: 1931-p.279 & News section XIII; 1933-p. News section IX; 1934-p. News section IX; 1935-p. News section IX; 1936-p. News section; 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163; 1940-p. 159; 1941-p. 163; 1942-p. 143; 1943-p. 143; 1944-p. 201; 1945-p. 213; 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. Inside Back Cover

United Press: 1931-p. 197

Up Front With Mauldin (cartoon created by Bill Mauldin): 1945-p. 213

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“US” (weekly drawing by James Montgomery Flagg): 1937-p. 173

Van Atta, Lee (International News Service WWII correspondent): 1945-p. 217

Van Buren, Raeburn (creator of “Abbie An’ Slats” comic strip): 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163; 1940-p. 159; 1941-p. 163; 1942-p. 143; 1943-p. 143; 1944-p. 201; 1945-p. 213; 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Van de Water, Marjorie (writer for Science Service): 1935-p. 137; 1941-p. 8 (photo); 1946-p. 6; 1948-p. 7

Van Dellen, Theodore R. (Dr.; author of a health column): 1946-p. 215

Van Dine, S.S.: see Wright, Willard Huntington

Van Doren, Irita (book review editor for the NY Herald Tribune Syndicate): 1929-p. 177

Van Every, Ed (author of Muldoon; sports writer): 1930-p. 131

Vance, Louis Joseph (serialized fiction): 1930-p. 14;

Vanilla and the Villains (comic strip): 1929-p. 221

Vaughn, Irving (sports columnist): 1935-p. 175; 1936-p. 187

Vermeer, Al (creator of “Priscilla’s Pop” comic strip): 1949-p. 2

Verral, Chuck (writer for “Hap Hopper” and “Barry Noble” comic strips): 1945-p. 231; 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Veysey, Arthur (Chicago Tribune Press Service correspondent): 1947-p. 41; 1948-p. 205; 1949-p. 207

Vic (creator of “Joe Jinks” comic strip): See “Forsythe, Vic”

Vic Flint (comic strip by Ralph Lane & Michael O’Malley): 1946-p. 11; 1947-p. 2; 1948-p. 2; 1949-p. 2

Vickers, Roy (serialized fiction): 1933-p. 158

Vignettes of Life (comic strip by J. Norman Lynd): 1929-p. 15; 1930-p. 14; 1933-p. 8; 1934-p. 4; 1936-p. 193; 1937-p. 173; 1938-p. 173; 1939-p. 161; 1940-p. 155; 1941-p. 159; 1947-p. 217 [by Kemp Starrett]; 1948-p. 213

109 Vincent, Virginia (author of “Minute Make-Ups” and “You Can Be Beautiful”): 1933-p. 8, 9; 1934-p. 5

Vogues & Values (home economics column by Sue Pyke): 1946-p. 211

Voice of Broadway (column by Dorothy Kilgallen): 1941-p. 161

Voight, C. A. (creator of “Betty” comic strip): 1929-p. 177; 1937-p. 171

Wage Scale, Mechanical: see Pay of Mechanical Forces in Principal U.S. Cities

Wales, Henry (Chicago Tribune Press Service correspondent): 1947-p. 41; 1948-p. 205; 1949-p. 207

Walker, Danton (Broadway column writer; distributed by Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate beginning in 1939—see chart in 1939 Yearbook, p. 156-157): 1939-p. 157; 1946-p. 215

Wallace, Edgar (serialized fiction): 1930-p. 303; 1933-p. 8, 9; 1934-p. 5

Wally (cartoon by Leonard Sansone):1948-p. 203

Walsh, Brandon (creator of “Lambkins”; writer for “Little Annie Rooney,” 1930-1954): 1929-p. 225; 1941-p. 161

Walsh, Honor (author of “What’s What,” an etiquette column): 1930-p. 15

Waltman, Franklyn, Jr. (U.S. Senate reporter for the Washington Post; writes “Politics and People” column): 1934-p. 117; 1938-p. 175

Wanda Byrd (comic strip): 1931-p. 195

War On Crime (true story comic strip from Ledger Syndicate): 1937-p. 7

Ward, Arch (sports columnist; author of “In the Wake of the News” column): 1936-p. 187; 1946-p. 215

Warden, Philip (Chicago Tribune Press Service correspondent): 1947-p. 41; 1948-p. 205; 1949-p. 207

Warren, Leonard D. (political cartoonist): 1933-p. 8

Warren, Maude Radford (serialized fiction): 1930-p. 195

Wash Tubbs (comic strip): 1929-p. 219; 1930-p. 205; 1931-p. 191; 1933-p. 157; 1938-p. 167; 1941-p. 155; 1947-p. 2; 1948-p. 2; 1949-p. 2

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Washington Calling (column by Marquis Childs): 1945-p. 213; 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Washington Letter (column by Rodney Dutcher): 1930-p. 205

Washington Merry-Go-Round (political column by Drew Pearson & Robert S. Allen): 1934-p. News section IX; 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163; 1940-p. 159; 1941-p. 163; 1943-p. 143 [Allen absent]; 1944-p. 201

Washington News Whiffs (column by Esther Van Wagoner Tufty): 1947-p. 216; 1948-p. 208

Washington Parade (by Ray Johnson & Walter Pierce; distributed by Keystone Features): 1943-p. 142

Watso: see Mager, Gus

Watson, Thomas C. (International News Service WWII correspondent): 1945-p. 217

We, The Women (column by Ruth Millett): 1947-p. 2; 1948-p. 2

Webb, Barbara (author of serialized fiction): 1930-p. 14; 1933-p. 9; 1934-p. 5; 1936-p. 193; 1937-p. 173

Webby: See: Webster, H.T. “Webby”

Webster, Henry Kitchell (serialized fiction): 1930-p. 303

Webster, H. T. “Webby” (creator of “Man in the Brown Derby” & “The Timid Soul” comic strips): 1929-p. 135; 1931-p. 195; 1934-p. 169; 1935-p. 177

Weissman Photos (Len Weissman, photographer, Hollywood, CA): 1938-p. 176

Wells, Bob (co-creator of “Judge Wright” comic strip): 1946-p. 205

Werner, Max (military analyst/columnist; pseudonym of Alexander Schifrin): 1947-p. 219; 1948-p. 202

Westover, Russ (creator of “Tillie the Toiler”): 1930-p. 209; 1941-p. 161

Wet Blanket (comic strip by Frank Godwin): 1933-p. 8; 1934-p. 4

What Do You Know About Men and Women? (column by Ernest E. Blau): 1948-p. 202

111 What To Do (etiquette column): 1939-p. 161; 1941-p. 159

What’s Cooking (column by Thomas Mario): 1948-p. 202

What’s What (etiquette column): 1930-p. 15; 1933-p. 9

Wheeler, Elmer (advice columnist): 1948-p. 211; 1949-p. 213

White Boy (comic strip by Garrett Price): 1934-p. 166 & 167; 1935-p. 175

White Collar Girl (column by Ruth Mackay): 1946-p. 215

White House Correspondents’ Association: 1931-p. News section VII

White House News Photographers Association: 1937-p. 176; 1938-p. 119; 1939-p. 120; 1940-p. 109; 1941-p. 207; 1942-p. 185; 1943-p. 76; 1944-p. 169; 1945-p. 157; 1946-p. 292

White, Howard (society columnist): 1931-p. 195; 1934-p. 169; 1935-p. 177

Who Are You? (genealogy column by Ruby Haskins Ellis): 1933-p. 9

Who Is It? (column by John Henry Cutler): 1941-p. 163

Who’s Guilty (by Walter Gibson): 1934-p. 5

Why The Weather? (Science Service column by A.H. Thiessen): 1940-p. 8

Why We Say (illustrated panel on the origin of American expressions): 1948-p. 211; 1949-p. 213

Wild Rose (comic strip): 1948-p. 207; 1949-p. 209

Wild World (feature on wild life by John N. Meissner, Boston, MA): 1937-p. 170; 1938- p. 176

Wilder, Sally (author of “Tasty Dishes” column following Judith Wilson): 1949-p. inside back cover

Wilkinson, Richard Hill (author of serialized fiction): 1936-p. 193

Willard, Frank (creator of “Moon Mullins” and “Kitty Higgins”): 1929-p. 202; 1930-p. 194; 1931-p. 192

112 Williams, Al (Major; author of “Airpower” column): 1941-p. 163; 1942-p. 143; 1943-p. 143; 1944-p. 201; 1945-p. 213; 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Williams, Ben Ames (serialized fiction): 1934-p. 167; 1936-p. 187

Williams, Carey (author of “Timely Topics” column): 1944-p. 202

Williams, Gaar (cartoonist, creator of “A Strain on the Family Tie”): 1929-p. 202; 1930- p. 194; 1931-p. 193; 1933-p. 158; 1934-p. 166; 1935-p. 175; 1936-p. 187

Williams, Joe (sports writer; distributed by United Feature Syndicate): 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163; 1940-p. 159; 1941-p. 163; 1942-p. 143; 1943-p. 143; 1944-p. 201; 1945-p. 213; 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Williams, J. R. (creator of “Out Our Way” comic strip): 1931-p. 191; 1938-p. 167; 1949- p. 2

Williams, Roy L. (Ledger Syndicate writer; creator of “Babe Bunting” comic strip): 1936-p. 193; 1938-p. 173

Williamson, Paul B. (football writer): 1941-p. 163; 1943-p. 143; 1944-p. 201; 1945-p. 213; 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Willicombe, J., Jr. (International News Service WWII correspondent): 1945-p. 217

Willie (comic strip by Leonard Sansone): 1949-p. inside back cover

Willie and Joe (comic strip by Bill Mauldin): 1946-p. 205

Willie Doodle (comic strip): 1947-p. 213

Wilson, Earl (author of “It Happened Last Night” column): 1944-p. 201

Wilson, Judith (author of “Tasty Dishes” column): 1947-p. 209

Winchell, Walter (author of “On Broadway” column): 1929-p. 7; 1930-p. 208; 1948-p. 16

Windy and Paddles (comic strip by Dick Moores): 1942-p. 143

Windy Riley (comic strip): 1929-p. 7; 1930-p. 7

Wingert, Dick (cartoonist): 1948-p. 16

Winner, Doc (Charles; creator of “Elmer” comic strip): 1941-p. 161

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Winnie Winkle, The Breadwinner (comic strip; distributed by the Chicago Tribune- New York News Syndicate beginning in 1921—see the chart in the 1939 Yearbook, p. 156-7): 1929-p. 202; 1930-p. 194; 1931-p. 192; 1933-p. 158; 1934-p. 167; 1935-p. 174- 175; 1936-p. 187; 1939-p. 157; 1946-p. 215; 1948-p. 207; 1949-p. 209

Winslow, Thyra Samter (serialized fiction): 1929-p. 203; 1930-p. 195; 1936-p. 187

Wishing Well (feature sold by King Features): 1948-p. 16

Wodehouse, P. G. (humorist): 1930-p. 303

Woehrle News Service: 1942-p. 142; 1943-p. 142; 1944-p. 203

Wolf (comic strip by Leonard Sansone): 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209

Wolfe, Ralph (creator of “Animal Antics”): 1930-p. 7

Woman’s Page Editors: See listings under “Society/Woman’s Page Editors” in the Department Editors Section

Women’s Magazines in Latin America: see Damas y Damitas; Romances

Women’s National News Service (news service by and about women): 1947-p. 219

Wood, Percy (Chicago Tribune Press Service correspondent): 1947-p. 41; 1948-p. 205; 1949-p. 207

Woods & Waters (outdoors column by Bob Becker): 1931-p. 193; 1934-p. 167; 1936-p. 187

Woodward, Elizabeth (author of Teen-Age Column): 1947-p. 217; 1948-p. 213

World On Parade (column by Henry Noble Hall): 1949-p. inside back cover

World War II Correspondents of the Journal and Guide (Norfolk, VA): 1944-p. 180

Wortman, Denys (creator of “Everyday Movies” cartoon): 1938-p. 177; 1939-p. 163; 1940-p. 159; 1941-p. 163; 1942-p. 143; 1943-p. 143; 1944-p. 201; 1945-p. 213; 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Wows (comic strip): 1929-p. 225

Wright, Willard Huntington (serialized fiction): 1929-p. 203, 219; 1934-p. 5; 1939-p. 161

114 Wylie, Philip (serialized fiction; author of “Off My Chest” column): 1933-p. 159; 1934-p. 167; 1947-p. 219

Wynn (author of “Horoscope”): 1934-p. 167; 1936-p. 187

Yarko the Great (comic strip by Toni Blum?): 1940-p. 161

Yates, Ted (editor-in-chief of the Independent Press Service): 1944-p. 180

You and Your Child (column by Jane Goward): 1947-p. 209

You and Your Handwriting (by Louise Rice): 1929-p. 221

You Be The Judge (comic strip by Carlile Crutcher): 1936-p. 192

Young, Chic (creator of “Dumb Dora” and “Blondie” comic strips): 1930-p. 209; 1941-p. 161

Young Idea (cartoon by Arnie Mossler): 1945-p. 213; 1946-p. 205; 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203; 1949-p. inside back cover

Young, Lyman (creator of “Tim Tyler’s Luck”): 1929-p. 221; 1941-p. 161; 1948-p. 16

Young, P. Bernard, Jr. (WWII correspondent, Journal and Guide): 1944-p. 180

Young, Robert (Chicago Tribune Press Service correspondent): 1947-p. 41; 1948-p. 205; 1949-p. 207

Young, Thomas W. (WWII correspondent, Journal and Guide): 1944-p. 180

Youngren, Milt (creator of “Fair Exchange” cartoon):1938-p. 7

Your Birthday (column by Stella; horoscope): 1947-p. 209; 1948-p. 203

Your Child’s Health & Hygiene (by Michael Schuman): 1929-p. 221

Your Fate is in Your Hand (column by Josef Ranald): 1934-p. 5

Your Figure, Madame! (column by Ida Jean Kain): 1941-p. 161

Your Food Problems (column by Edith Barber): 1948-p. 211

Your Future in the Stars (column by Karma): 1948-p. 211

Your Health: Here’s How (Science Service column by Jane Stafford): 1940-p. 8; 1943- p. 6; 1946-p. 6

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Your Wartime Food Problems (column by Edith M. Barber): 1944-p. 202

Zaboly, Bela (artist for “Popeye”): 1941-p. 161 (signature=image of bee + BZ)

Zain Features Syndicate, Inc.: 1935-p. 176

Ze General (comic strip): 1946-p. 215

Zere, Al (creator of “The Wows,” “Flossie,” and “Rookie Joe”): 1929-p. 225; 1936-p. 7; 1941-p. 163

Ziff, William B. (writer on WWII): 1943-p. 143

Zoo-Land (comic strip): 1936-p. 193

Zullo, Joseph (correspondent for the Chicago Tribune Press Service): 1949-p. 207

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