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UNION LIST OF NQN-CAiJADIAN NEWiiPAPLRJl HELD BY CANADIAN LIBRARIES - CATALOGUE CQLLECTIF DES JOURNAUX NQN-CANADIMS DANS LES BIBLIOTHEQUES DU CANADA by Stephan Rush
Thesis presented to the Library School of the University of Ottawa as partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Library Science
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Ottawa, Canada, 1966 UMI Number: EC55995
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This thesis was prepared under the supervision of Dr» Gerhard K. Lomer, of the Library school of the Univ ersity of Ottawa. The writer Is indebted to Dr. W. Kaye Lamb, the National Librarian of Canada, and to Miss Martha Shepard, Chief of the Reference Division of the National Library, for their Interest and support in his project, to Dr. Ian C. Wees, and to Miss Flora E. iatterson for their sugges tions and advice, and to M. Jean-Paul Bourque for the translation of form letters from English into French, It was possible to carry out this project only because of Miss Martha Shepard1s personal letter to the Canadian libraries and of the wholehearted co-operation of librarians across Canada in filling out the question naires. CURRICULUM STUDIORUM
Stephan Rush was born August 3, 1920, in Mezhyhirya, Ukraine. He graduated from the State Teachers College in Hohatyn, Ukraine in 19V}, and he received the Bachelor of Arts degree from Ukrainian Catholic Great Seminary at Culemborgf in the Sfetherlands, in 19**9# He completed a three year business course at the University of Toronto in 1957t and in 1962 received the Bachelor of Library Science degree from the Library School of the University of Ottawa. From M«y 1962 he has been on the Staff of the Reference Division of the national Library of Canada. TABLE OF COOTJSNTS
Chapter
INTKODUCTIOH (AF) ROACH TO TJLB. PiWJLCT)
PAJff OUB 1. - THE WOHL©»o PBLGSf iTi V InIET2 AiSD SIGfTIFXCAIiCB II. * UEW3PAPI& PRi^EHVATlOH III. • PREVIOUS LISTS OF NStfSPAFSRS WHICH INCLUDE CASADIAH HOLDUP OF 1*1*8- CAiiADIAH NEWSPAPERS AKD AM A3>w:.i^- MH3IT OF THESE IV* - THE UNIOM LIST OF HOH-CAHADTAW '*EWS- FAPK&if ITS SCOPE AXD LIMITATIONS SUMMARY AUI> CONCLUSION BIBLIOGRAFMICAL SOURCES COHSULTkD
Appendix 1« FOHM LSTTKRS USED III THE PROJECT 2, ABSTHACT OF Unfoa, Li^t of jlofo»ffi fffl^iNMf^MWWml*.
PAHT TWO IlfTEODUCTOKX SfOTE LIST OP PiHnCtPATIHtt LIBRARIES LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS USED UHIOM LIST OP I01S-CAIJAKAH HEW3PAPEBS HELD M CAJAitfAU LIBIi/vKIw lifttat INTRODUCTION
APPROACH TO Til); PiiOJiCT
Up till now there has been no Qnjto IU\ ftf Bftfflr fflflt4Hm frewjpjfflflri ,W. \ff, ,Q,mMlm libraries, published in Canada. The writer has done research1 in this field and found out that there are union lists which include the Canadian holdings of non-Canadian newspapers but they cover the area and the subject only partially, and that no coverage of Canada as a whole was ever attempted or is now available* The writer took the following approach to the project* First he discussed the world*s press, its variety and significance, and appraised information contained in newspapers. Secondly he outlined the ways libraries preserve their newspapers* Thirdly he examined the ex isting union lists which include Canadian holdings of non- Canadian newspapers and has given an account of their coverage. The fourth and last topic is a survey of the holdings of the Canadian libraries as a result of the questionnaires or previously reported to the Union Catalogue at the National Library.
X Sources checked are included in Bibliographies consulted* APPROACH TO THii PROJECT VI
The idea for the thesis topic arose from conversa tion with Dr. Ian C. Wees, Assistant Chief of the Reference Division of the National Library, within a short time after this writer started work at the Reference Division, in the summer of 1962, he told Qt* Wees that he could not find Canadian locations for certain foreign newspapers and that it was a pity that there was no Man, UfA,ftf.„qPflr Canadian newspapers held by Canadian libraries. Dr. Wees answered* "There is some work for you." This writer did not think at that time that it was even remotely possible that he should compile such a list. However, when he was searching for a topic for his thesis he recalled this conversation and found that he had mixed feelings about it. On the one hand he was attracted by the idea for he knew it would be useful once compiled, and on the other hand he feared that he might not be able to get sufficient response from the libraries and night not be able to manage the tremendous amount of work required, iiince the idea for the union list continued to haunt him, he decided to investigate it thoroughly. From November 196*+ to January 196?, he checked the union lists of foreign news papers published, investigated what kind of bibliographical sources were available at the national Library for use in his project, and then decided to attempt it. APPROACH fO tm PROJECT ?II
^'r.^-^Mn January 1°65 he approached fir» Wees and asked hia whether he or anybody else at the National Library intended to eoaolle aueh a list and if not* whether be ' thought it voold be a wise, choice for a thesis topi** At no one was interested la this project there was no reason why the work should not be undertaken* For the next two
VA^VH^BvsoesEs ^m ^wse^pv ^^*wii^^e ^o ^v *» ^FW^^HF^^HM^P^#V w^we. *^pw^MF*^nor e*^^sse^psifco^p ^^•w*^*w ^vw^^— ^p *?< Aaguate-M* Herieeet, o*si*i* Director of the Library School of the Uaivortity of Ottawa, approved for a M*L*S. thesis it*w»4»^ j Ml»i Martha Shopard, Chief of the Reference Div- iftiom of the National Library, when the plan vat outlined to he*, supported the idea and suggested that a circular letter bo tout,,,to the Canadian libraries explaining what it w*a ' i i » wmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 2 Appendix: Exhibit A, p« 78. t' 3' -.-« 'a1..4 s* -,.- '' ' * -it r • .•af*/-*- 3>*pp*tt4i»i :Iadlieit"Bf P# 79* <• " ". «, * , * APPROACH TO THE PROJECT VIII French.1** The questionnaire roost nod unchanged^. Since the proposed onion list would terve mainly as a location guide for lnterlibrary loans, it was decided to contact only those libraries which report to the Union Cat alogue at the national Library. Mott of the embassies were ov* not involved In lnterlibrary loans. The libraries of the it* ethnie groups eould not bo included either, because they are few in number, without professional librarians, and unable to co-operate. The stertlng~point in selecting the libraries was the Motional Library boolclot of symbols used for the Union > .. * Catalogue* A list wat prepared eliminating the smaller libraries which d© not hold any non-Canadian newspapers* The replies to the circular letter were very stimulating and encouraging. Sewe of these are quoted in the order in which they were received. This list should bo a very useful _ addition to Canadian bibliographic aids and wo will be glad to assist in any way*6 The project outlined in your letter of July 19 for a *Union list of commonwealth and foreign newspapers held by Canadian libraries* sounds most interesting. Queen's h Appendix! Exhibit C, p« 80, 5 Appendix! Exhibit % 'P. 8l» 6 Hits Katharine Males* Head of the Reference Do* fartaent of the University of Toronto, lotto? of July 5, APPROACH TO THE PHDJiSCT IX University library will certainly participate in this*/ We think this will bo a most useful undertaking and look forward to the publica tion of the list by the National Library*0 .•, - I an mott interested to hear of the •Union list of commonwealth and foreign news papers hold by Canadian libraries' projected by one of your staff members. It will be a welcome addition to Canadian reference tools* Wo will bo happy to co-operate as best we can when we receive the questionnaire in its final fora*™ 7 Mrs* H* A* Klliott, Acquisitions Librarian* Queen*s University Library in Kingston, letter of July 21, 19o$# 8 Mrs* Doris Lewis, Chief Librarian of the Univer sity of Waterloo, letter of July 26, 1965* 9 Mitt M#E.P« Henderson, Librarian at the University of Saskatchewan, Hegina Campus, letter of August 3, 1965* 10 Librarian, College Saiate-Marie, Montreal, letter of August IS* 19o5» 11 Miss Jessie Warren, Chief Librarian of st# Catherines Public Library, letter of December 2, 1965* APPROACH TO THE PROJECT X libraries across the country to work out a co operative scheme of retention*12 As soon as a favourable response to the letter was received, questionnaires and instructions were sent, including a definition of a newspaper and examples of some typical entries as well as a note about reporting holdings1^ explaining that the entries should include old newspapers, and those no more being published, as these have historical and archival value* Only information was requested that was necessary for the identification of an item, since dates and changes in titles would subsequently be cheeked as added to the list* A number of libraries responded immediately and sent their holdings promptly, while others sent 'heirs after a follow-up reminder* It was understood that June 1, 1966 was the date line and that whoever did not respond would not be included in the list of contributing libraries. Some libraries supplied only a list of titles held with very little bibliographical information* In these cases a roquost for additional infozisation was sent to the library1** 12 Mr* J* W. Pilton, Associate Director of Edmonton Public Library, letter of March kf 1966* 13 Appendix: Exhibit E, p. 82* lh Appendixt Exhibit F, p. 83• APPROACH TO THS PHOJKCT XI In a few instanees the starting date for a newspaper eould not be found in the available bibliographies, and the holding library was asked to supply that information from the aetoal oopy* A letter of aoknowledgeaient for reported holdings wat sent to each contributing library in English or in French depending upon the library.15 A seminar was scheduled at the Library School in November 1965, where the topic was presented before a group of faculty members and guests outlining the approach to the projected topic and answering all questions which were asked* As the seminar proved satisfactory, a letter was received frora the Director of the Library School expressing formal approval of the topic and directions at to how to proceed* Vtvm Gerhard K. Loaer, was assigned as Advisor and Dr« Georges Oeryeh as consultant* 15 Appendix: Exhibit G and H, pp 8*t and respectively. 0 PART OSE *#s »?! •• y*- »a * »> > *' - K. J? ' ! C1IAPTKR I THL WOHLD'i PiiiiJ3| ITS VAAIUTX UD oI^TFIdiJCc; Since this project deals with foreign newspapers it would seem proper to take a close look at the world* s press. The world*s press has a tremendous power In the life of nations and of individuals. It purveys vital in formation to them* It can tell the truth, eras© false impressions about the countries and governments and thus ease tensions, but it can also create fears and perpetuate anxieties. Because of a delicate situation in the world and of fear and suspicion among nations the press has a great responsibility. Externally the press tries to gather accurate information about foreign countries and inform the citizens about them, aid internally the press tries to guard the people's freedom, reveal abuse and corruption in the government, and keep the public informed about all new developments in society. The press deals with the lives and businesses of millions of citizens. It tells them at regular intervals about their neighbours, their coaaaunity, their city, their country, their government, their economy, and about the world at large* It informs them about the events of the day, and forms their opinions. It often touches upon controversial issues in order to promote an exchange of ideas and to give a new idea a Just THE WORLD'S PHES&J ITS VARIETY AND f WNTnCATOE 3 exposure to public opinion* There are the national news papers which cover the national and world news in great detail and also the newspapers that place their accent on loeal news. The national newspapers have wide circulation. They are printed simultaneously in main centres of the country and quickly reach the readers in distant parts of a country. UNESCO*s study of the world*s press reveals approximately forty five thousand newspapers published throughout the world with a circulation exceeding three hundred million. Thus ttvry da£ there are about ninety five copies printed per onsthousand persons. The world*s dallies number over eight thousand copies, two thirds of which are morning editions and one third are evening papers. In addition to daily papers two hundred million copies of trl-weekly, semi-weekly and weekly newspapers circulate throughout the world. These are potent factors in exerting influence on world opinion. About twenty three per cent of all newspapers are published on the Horth American continent? European countries, including 1 United nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organisation* World, press; newspapers and news agencies. Paris, UMESCO, 19©*+* 155 p* HTW15*—U5""Kef. THE WORLD*S PRESSf ITS VARIhTtf AMD SIQNinCAaCiS k the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, make up thirty eight p9T cent and the remainder of the world* s newspapers consists of the press of the remainder of the world* Seventy per cent of the world*s population lack adequate facilities for information* The minimum figure suggested as adequate for a country by UHJSSCG is ten dailies per one hundred persons and there are eight papers per one hundred persons in South America, four per one hundred in Asia and about one per one hundred in Africa* The following countries have the highest newspaper readership: the United Kingdom, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Japan and the United States* About forty countries and territories have no daily newspapers* oome daily papers have only four pages, and twelve-page ones can b« found only in some twenty-five countries. Over a quarter of the world1s dailies are published in English, followed by those appearing in Chinese, Oeraan and Spanish. While the press suffered losses in some European (United Kingdom and Sweden) and Worth Aisarlcan countries because of ceasing publication by a number of newspapers, these have been offset by new papers established in the developing countries of Latin America, Africa, and Asia* The European press has a relatively high circulation* The United Kingdom has sixty copies per one hundred persons, and Sweden, Iceland, Luxemburg and Eastern Germany have THE WORLD'S PRESS $ ITS VARIETY AND i3TQKIFIC.'UfCE 5 over forty copies. On the other hand the miniature coun tries, Liechtenstein, Monaco, .San Marino, Andorra and the Faeroe Islands have no dally newspapers. However, these are well supplied by the neighbouring countries. 3urope*s press is fifty per cent politically affiliated and exerts a considerable influence on popular opinion; as is the case in Finland, in the Scandinavian countries, the Netherlands, Belgium, and in Greece where the political press of the provinces plays an important role. Just the opposite is happening in Western jemany and France where the prewar political press almost disappeared, and where all large and small circulation newspapers are free of political control. British newspapers remain politically independent with few exceptions, however the trend is to ward centralization of the press, which is also evident in the other countries. Quite a few European countries have lost some dallies but the circulation of the regaining ones has increased at the same time. ,>even new dailies were established in Switserland within the last decade, and thirteen in Greece. Losses in the number of dailies and in their circulation took place in the United Kingdom, Sweden, Ireland and Spain, however the first two countries still hold first and second place in the world*s news paper circulation levels. The Union of Soviet Socialist Hepublics established TBS WQHLD*i* PRESSf ITd VkliWTt AifD Jia»IPICANC£ 6 sixty dallies since 1953 and the circulation has risen from eleven to over eighteen copies per one hundred persons* Russian has been made a common language for the population but each Republic has dallies published in the language of the people of that Eepublic. Over seven thous and newspapers (daily and non-daily) are published in fifty eight languages of the Soviet Union. There are twenty five dally and non-daily newspapers which circulate throughout the whole Soviet Union. These are called the all-union newspapers* The Soviet Union has the world* s largest circulation with Pravda, which prints over six million copies dally* About a quarter of all Soviet news papers are published in Moscow, while the rest appear throughout the Soviet Eepublics* The Asian continent has had considerable gains in newspaper circulation* In India the number of dailies grow from 330 to *t®5 and their circulation has doubled, while Pakistan*s newspaper circulation increased almost five times, and Afghanistan*s press circulation has more than tripled* The Middle East's press scored also. The circula tion of Jordan's newspapers has doubled. In Lebanon the press circulation has risen by a third and in Israel by a half* Two dallies were established in Kuwait and four in Aden which previously had only one* THE WORLD'S PRESSj ITli VARISTX AND SIGNIFICANCE 7 The press has also expanded in mainland China, and the newspapers have remained the major medium of mass communication. The dally press circulation rose by a half since 1955* The major dailies established provincial branch offices and published separate editions in a simplified text using about nine thousand characters* However, the population grew faster than the press. Hong Kong, Singapore, Japan, and Ryukyu Islands reached high levels of circulation also* * The lowest circulation Is In the African countries. The newly emerging countries have the lowest level of literacy. Most of these countries became independent just recently and they face many problems* Numerous tribes have their separate dialects and this factor does not favour development of a strong press. Poverty, poor transportation, and limited eosBBunieation plague the countries of this continent and hinder their cultural development, including the growth of their press* The United States has more newspapers published than any other country in the world. The per capita nunber of copies however is lower than that of the United Kingdom and of the other European countries, including the Ryukyu Islands. The three hundred and el^ht American morning papers have a circulation of over twenty four million copies, and approximately fifteen hundred evening papers THE WORLD'S mM&f ITS VARIETY AND SIGNIFICANCE 3 reached thirty five million copies. To this figure one must add seventy five dailies which serve the interests of American Negroes, and about a hundred foreign language dailies published in various languages* The United States had 2,202 dallies in 1910 which fell to 1,763 in 1961, due to the competition of radio and TV which involved numerous newspaper mergers* Mexico's dally newspaper circulation has more than doubled within the last decade or so* hi Salvador wit nessed a rise of seventy per cent, the Dominican Republic sixty per cent, and Honduras thirty per cent in their daily newspaper circulation* The dally press circulation has doubled in Jamaica during the same period* 0outh America has a low level of newspaper cir culation^ Only four of the South American countries have a little over ton copies of dally newspapers per one hundred persons. The other ten countries of this continent have experienced growth In their press circulation* Ecuador's newspaper oiroulation increased by thirty per cent,, Venezuela's sixty per cent, and in iaraguay and Peru the press oiroulation has doubled* In 1957 UWauCo launched a major drive in South America to increase the number of schools and to bring primary education to everyone. This program and general literacy campaigns brought a demand for newspapers*& ]i THE WORLD'S PRESS| ITS VARISTI AJJD SICWIFICAliCB 9 The Australian press prints thirty-six copies per every one hundred people* The most important press centres are Sydney and Melbourne* The circulation of the Austral- Ian newspapers varies from half a million to as little as five hundred. New Zealand has over forty copies per one hundred people and is in the sixth place in world circula tion levels* Three professors of Journalism—Frederick Seaton Slebort, Theodore Peterson, and Wilbur Schramm—disting uished four kinds of the press in the worldt authoritar ian, communist, libertarian, and the press of social responsibility2* The authoritarian press supports the government in every respect and serves as the propaganda outlet for the government of the country* It is subordinated to the national leader, who granted the privilege of existence to the press and the Journalist has an obligation to the leader and his government and reiaains their mouthpiece. This kind of press is supported by the state though it pretends to be a private enterprise* Examples for It could be found in Nasi Oormany, Mussolini's Italy, present Spain 2 Frederick Seaton Slebort. Four theories of the pg-i**i ttfot ffl^hoffifiaxMn* ,MPMrtftfflift,, MtWrtX, .WMSMU* Ita* .find, .Soviet lciopmlitl,lfl9mCT^f,,9t,,lfcftt*ha progs Should be and (fo (by) .... Theodore Peter eon (and) Mil hay Schramm* Urbana, University of Illinois Press, 1956, 153P* THE WORLD'S PRESS| ITS VARIETY AMD SIGNIFICANCE 10 and Portugal* The pattern for the ecamunist press was laid by Karl Marx. According to him the press does not exist to tell the truth but for the transmission of social policy and re-education of the people. It has to serve the government by perpetuating and expanding the socialist system of government. The state and the eossmunlat party of a country own and use this press as desired* The average eitlsen is considered Ignorant and weak and he does not have to know ail the government business. His role is to obey the government's orders and not to discuss issues. The government thinks and drcides for him in all matters, even life and death* The first two systems represent a regimented press. It is controlled by a totalitarian regime in both instances. Only two differences exist between the authoritarian and the communist press* The authoritarian press is privately owned, while the communist press is owned by the state and operated by the communist party. The second difference is that communist control is never ceasing* while authoritar ian control of the press may change under a new leader. The libertarian theory of the press has its roots in seventeenth century England and came from there to Horth America* It admits that a man has the right to search for truth and nobody may interfere in his endeavours. THE WORLD'S PRE3ti| ITS VARIETY AND SIGNIFICANCE 11 John Milton (AxoyPMUlg.a) and John Locke (ftn filYJi,.IEttYtyflr ment) were exponents of this concept by emphasizing Individual liberty* The libertarian concept states that the press exists to uncover and publish the truth freely, without any restraint or fear* Based on the general principle of individual freedom, the press Is regulated by a free society and the law of supply and demand. The public has the right to be informed about the government's activities as well as about any news events. According to this concept the press is a "fourth estate" and supplements the government's legislative, Judiciary and executive branches* The social responsibility theory developed from the libertarian press system In the twentieth century. It places the moral and social responsibilities on the press before emphasizing freedom* The Commission on freedom of the press (called also the "Hutehins Commission" after its chairman, Robert M. Hutehlns) stresses the importance of the press in the society of our times and places a social responsibility on it to report the true undistorted and significant facts. The Commission suggested some govern ment regulations to assure the acceptance of responsibility by the press* The Commission maintained that the press must perform a public service In order to have the right THE WORLD'S PRSSSj ITU VARIETY AHD SIGNIFICANCE 12 to exist^. The gathering, publishing, and dissemination of news poses oomplications on many occasions. The activities of the government are usually the most Important news, e. g elections, the installation of a new government, the introduction of new legislation into the parliament, or the activities of government officials. The courageous press is a thorn in the side of the government because of Its desire for official Information and criticism* The free press could be subjected to various government pressures* The government could keep its activities aoeret or restrict access to government official records by making them classified documents* or the government may schedule press conferences and thus determine the kind of news it wants to release to the public* In these ways the press can bo deprived of initiative and the right to conduct independent Investlgatlone* While the government could sometimes consider that certain facts, if revealed, would injure the national security, the press might think otherwise* There are also legal pressures on the press* These THE WORLD'S PRESSf VS& VARIETY AMD SIGNIFICANCE 13 are mostly the security lows, and the press and penal lavs which are Quito restrictive and place the responsibility on the press for the published material* The government can also exert economic and political pressure by withholding government paid advertising, by the selective distribution of newsprint and by restricting the sale of newspapers. Those pressures eould follow after critical articles appeared in a newspaper which was then branded as un friendly to the government. An important factor in the work of a Journalist la professional ethics which it a part of his social rosponslbillty while searching for informa tion* Freedom of the press is one of the basic freedoms of an individual, and it is most important one for it defends the other threes freedom of speech, freedom of peaceful assembly, and freedom of religions belief* The freedom of the press calls for freedom In gathering the news, freedom in writing, in editing and in selling* Bejftnlly important is the economic freedom of the press* A press that functions in a free economy must have a chance to make reasonable profits In order to provide for expansion and to build up recarves for contingencies. The press insure groat expenses in conducting its business and it is vulnerable to economic sanctions* It can bo hurt in many wayet by excessive government taxation, by unreason- THE WORLD'S PRJSS8| ITS VARIBTX MD SIQUIFICAJICiS 1** able union demands, by pressure groups, and by the boycott of its readers* The editorial staff and the reporters should have freedom of action and of judgement. They must bo free to gather ell facte concerning events and to publish the truth in the public interest* Monopoly is also a very dangerous development especially in the United states* It gives one man or a corporation a large portion of control over a chain of newspapers. This means control over the thoughts and activities of a significant part of society* Monopoly biases the editorial articles and does not allow various viewpoint to be presented in the community* This lowers the standards of the press and deprives a community of the opportunity for developing discussion over controversial and current issues and prevents the gaining of a broader scope of knowledge* Competition is a very important factor in oaoh sector of human life* Great danger also lies in the standardisation of the press* Mewspapors are influenced to a high degree by the same news agencies and the same typos and presses which do not allow a distinctive charac ter. There are also various groups of citizens who try to influence the press in their favour and make it reflect their views and promote their interests* AH modern moans of collecting news are used by the present-day press* Correspondents fron all over the THii WORLD'S PRK&Sf ITS VAHItiT* AJMD iilONIFlCAMCiS 15 world write their news stories and send their dispatches* Reporters attached to the press galleries of the govern ments, in the municipal government, and at the main stock exchanges phone their news stories* Scientific expedi tions, special explorations, visits of heads of state, and elections are covered by a crew of newsmen who report the news to their press offices. The newspapers subsoribo also to the news services of the news agencies} Associated Press, International News Service, United Press, Routers, etc. The radio and television provide news for the press as well* Critics write their articles on performances and performers at the ballet, novies, opera, and theatre, Sports news and special events, e* g* a disaster, accident or crime are covered by free-lance reporters or the pro fessional ones* The newspapers link nations in the fields of diplomacy, culture, and commerce and influence their way of thinking* The information is acquired by tiara and disseminated quickly the world over thanks to the high technological advances in communications* There are various kinds of newspapers and each of them serves a particular community and a definite purpose. A big metropolitan newspaper covers the news of the world and interprets it to its readers* A crusading newspaper has a moral purpose to raise the level of intelligence of THE WORLD'S PRESS| ITS VARIETY AND SIGNIFICANCE 1© its readers and to create a bettor world in which to live in* A local newspaper serves Its Immediate community* It covers the local news in detail and touches the world events only lightly* The organs of the political parties are famous for their editorials* They display enthusiasm and often fanaticism on their pages* Their aim is to convince public opinion of the excellence of their ideas or to gain adherents to their party* Community pressure groups may have their papers too which serve the interests of a group and do not eater to anybody else* There are also newspapers which serve partieular communities, reflect their viewpoints, and fight their battles* The interests of industrial centres vary from those of rural communities and they are reflected in the newspapers. Each newspaper has a definite Journalistic person- ability and there is a great variety of these. Like people, they have their particular individuality and char acter, which is created by their editors* Even in a chain of newspapers these variations are present and traceable* A newspaper is an abundant source of information* The editorials constitute the models of presentation of an idea or an opinion about certain events, their appraisal or criticism* They are usually in line with the policy of the editor* An interesting part of a newspaper is letters to the editor sootion* The letters reveal various opinions THE WORLD'S PR2383J ITS VARIETY AMD SIGNIFICANCE 17 and give every eitisen a chance to present his point of view in connection with the articles published in a news paper or about the current problems or events in a commun ity. They also give an impetus to writing and take an active part in a discussion of any problem of the day. The news about international political events include also Information about foreign countries, their role in the world and their relationship to their neighbours. Foreign news provides an encouragement to refresh ones knowledge of geography and of history. It brings also an information about the culture and customs of other people, their economic conditions and technological improvements, their communications and transportation, their mentality and religious beliefs. A newspaper gives reliable and up-to-date infor mation* Mew publications, book reviews, and the bio graphical information about the authors are featured very frequently in a newspaper. This stimulates interest in literature* The performing arts, theatre, opera, ballet, and vocal and orchestral performances get encouragement and critical appraisal in newspapers. A newspaper reflects such aspects of social life as conferences, clubs, and social events* The economist finds information about prices, stocks, bonds, investments, imports and exports, and the general condition of the country. A look at THE WORLD'S PRESSf IT8 VARIETY AHD 3I0HIFICAMCi£ 18 advertiseieats gives one a comparison of prices and values and allows for family budgeting, makes one familiar with now products and their use* The newspaper contributes also to entertainment. Listings of radio and television programs, advertising of new films and other performances draws the public's attention to recreation and to various ways of enjoying life* Comic strips, crossword pussies, chess problems, and Jokes are also of interest for purposes of relaxation and well-being, newspaper reading is educa tional and tends to developc in its readers civic respon sibility and social attitudes* fe i CHArTLU II Newspapers belong to -i special category of librry materials tnti present unique problems. «hen one looks at the contents of a newspaper he finds coverage of many subjects in jreat detail but the average reader seldom reads more than a few articles, liven the current copy is seldom read from the first to the last pa,.;e. The headlines satisfy the majority of readers before they spot ai article which is of interest to thera. Newspapers are not very widely preserved by the libraries. Even those libraries that have them soraetl ies treat them as an unnecessary evil and place them In dark corners and, as soon is space is needed for anything els®, throw them out. .iewspnpers are not often catalogued. In some libraries they are bound and stored, and because vol 11 PS re bulky, storage poses n problem. The/ should lie flat and, since they must be available for consulta tion; one cannot rlle many volumes together because of their weight and the difficulty of lifting the bulky volumes. A newspaper collection in a library is an asset, but uany factors have to be considered and weighed before a final decision can be nade concerning the preservation HKWi3PaP.it P3l •/.L.KVATTON 20 of a collection. Newspapers do not enj ;y the f'rr>t place in a library collection, buf are r^nko-l in import noe after bool s, periodicals, nd government doeuients. An average llbrrry subscribes io a dozen or no newspaper? at the nost and '-.hen© are usually pi- ced in a reading-room where the car rent copier, are ken*: on f'.te. In a Public Library, newspapers have various readers who cone regularly to browse and rc»d articles of special interest in favourite newspaper?. Lach tiie they com© they expect to read the new numbers in which they c--m again fine" interesting news. The aocu.tiulated old copies at the discretion of the librarian arc either discarded or they nay be collated, bound, catalogued, and stored. Taking Into consideration -11 the in^oiration contained in a newspaper only ^ small percentage of which is actually used by readers, r. librarian f jces a difficult decision as to whether the retention of complete files is Justified. The -nblc-; of cost if ano'her stumblin -block. The foriat of a newspaoer is large and the binding Is costly. The covers have to be strong but not too heavy and not hard to handle. The storage space is an important factor which must be considered. 3ul!:y volumes cannot stand up$ they must be stored In a flat position, "blp requires i s^eclnl kind of shelving and a special rooni if a collection is of considerable size and is used frequently, luller shelving ffKWSPAPBR PRESERVATION cJL is most suitable for newspaper storage; however this add itional expense must be considered in relation to the use raade of a collection. Not many libraries can afford a special rooss for a newspaper collection, which requires a great deal of space and a special kind of shelving* An important problem is that of assigning a librarian to the newspaper collection, something which most of libraries cannot ill afford to do. The problem of staff and the problem of space are the most crutial ones* The university library also collects newspapers which are used by faculty members and by students. The faculty iseabers look for the articles relating to their subjects* The professor of law would be chiefly interested in legal cases} professors of economics would search for articles relating to national and international economies and their trends. The readers in a university library, like those in a public library, have their opinion as to Which newspapers have the best coverage of their subjects. They Might read many articles in as many newspapers per taining to a particular subject in order to compare the accuracy of the Information but they probably tend to favour a certain one which appeals to them more* The Students would read articles which they find most interest ing or informative in order to broaden their subject knowledge* HKWSFAPiJt Md&itKVATION 22 A special library might have more newspapers than a pablic or university library and could also preserve bound volumes of newspapers, but usually they would not be retained indefinitely. The library specialising in a narrow field would be interested mostly in those portions of a newspaper whieh would fall within the library1s field of specialization thus limiting its newspaper collection to a file of clippings* The following special libraries would be expected to have an extensive newspaper collection: The newspaper libraries, the libraries of business firas (insurance companies, Investment flras, banks and brokers), those of communications establishments (radio, television and film production industry as well as the news services). To the same group would belong the libraries of the schools of journalism, departments of political science, depart* meats of history, departments of such special studies as the department of Roaance languages* of Spanish, of German, of Kusslan, of Slavic studies which would be expected to have newspapers In their respective langua;cs. A school of journalism requires a newspaper collection, and a collection of clippings, asually called "the norgue". A comparison of physical makeup, the manner of presentation, broadness of coverage, relationship to the reader ~nd to the govern- aent, international scope versus narrow political Interests In a newspaper could provide the most rewarding topics for msmpkpm PHESIHVATIOM 23 discussion, seminar work, and essays* The problem of the preservation of wood-pulp paper used In newspaper printing is hard to solve* The pulp paper is of inferior quality since it contains aeid as a result of the manufacturing process. The high aoidlty causes rapid deterioration and the paper turns yellow and brittle under both natural and artificial light* The windows in a library newspaper room require proper drapery and the lights in the roost should be dimmed in order to reduce their damaging effect. Changes in temperature and huaidity, as well as air pollution, also cause deteriora tion of the paper to a great extent* The only safe pro* tootion for newspapers in a library can be found in an air- conditioned room with controlled light* The atmospheric conditions and the light, be it natural or artificial, cause deterioration not only in the paper and the binding, but also have an injurious effect on the ink used in the printing and on the other materials used for the binding (the cloth, leather and glue)* In some countries bound volumes have to bo fumigated to protest them from silver* fish and other insects and worms* Rag paper is much easier to preserve but the Jta.MLnlfaM* *w instance, publishes a special library edition on rag paper which is available in bound volumes* Most of the other newspapers have not introduced tills service as yet* The air-mail JffiWSPAPEH PRESERVATION 2*f edition of a newspaper is published on a thin rag paper of better quality which is more durable than the pulp paper. The preparation for binding requires care* Once a newspaper is selected for preservation in its original form, a careful watch must be kept that all copies printed during a certain period of time are collootod and that they are in proper condition and in proper order as far as the serial numbering and dates are concerned. The pages must bo in good physical state, not torn, not rautHated and, above all, not missing* A choice of binding is important, too, as far as quality goes. The else of a newspaper is four times larger than a folio and eight times larger than an average octavo slse* Thus the binding constitutes a problem. The volumes must have solid binding, but they must not be too bulky, for they would be awkward to handle and if they were 6JKipped the binding would probably be ruined* On the one hand a binding must be durable$ on the other hand it cannot be too expensive and mxst remain with in the budget of a library* Once a newspaper is bound it is important to take proper care of the bound volumes for they are Impossible to replace. The disintegration of newspapers could be prevented in many ways* Wood pulp paper is prone to decay even if stored under the Host favourable conditions but the deterioration eould be slowed down* A common and logical MKtfSPAPSB nmmVATIQil 2? way would be to remove those conditions which cause the deterioration* Heat is one of the causes* An article by Gordon Williams shows how the.lowering of temperature can stop the deterioration of paper* Research has demonstrated that this gen eral lav also operates in the case of paper de terioration, and that if paper is stored at a low temperature its life expectancy is significantly lengthened* The evidence indicates that the longevity of any particular paper (except news- rint) will be Increased about seven and a half ?iraes for each decrease of 360 P drop in temp erature* By combining both deacldifleatlon and low temperature housing, the life expectancy of any paper (again excepting newsprint) can there* fore be increased from seven and a half to about kO tisaes for each 36 V drop In temperature* For example a particular book with a life expect* aney of %$ years, if untreated and housed under usual library conditions, would have a life expectancy of 600 years if deacidified and stored at «*2° F*. This article contains a suggestion for the storage of the rag paper edition of newspapers* The author excludes news* print froa his considerations} however It seems probable that the deterioration of even pulp paper can be delayed by low temperature and controlled humidity. Low humidity would dehydrate paper and make it break easily, while high humidity would cause paper to get moldy. The Hew York Public Library, uses Japanese protective tissue for the 1 Gordon Williams, ffhe agfttfryaUffB Of, fltyKePyi- AM .fryoftf t/art U ini foaigy tamils Vol* 91, So* 1, anuary 196o# p* $J« MEVBPAPEli PRBSKHVATIOS 26 preservation and protection of important papers. Both sides of a page are covered by the transparent riae tissees which are thin and strong* The only drawback is that the snoots of this rise tissue are quite expensive and reduce sharpness of linage in photographic reproductions. Two very significant developments took place recent ly ly in the research concerning paper preservation and the endeavours to find an effective remedy against untimely deterioration of vapor* One is research conducted in the Vatieaai « *.,'••* One fairly recent development of Inter est in newspaper and magasine articles concerns a process for the preservation of velltua, parch ment, and paper* These stories report that Don f. Mario Piasuti of the Institute for the Scien tific Restoration of Books at the Vatican has found that vitamins injected or sprayed will prolong the life of these materials* The In- t > stitute•reports that the introduction of vitamin B will halt the increasing rigidity of vellum and parchment caused by aging, and that vitamin PP will equalise the absorption of gelatin* a glutinous slsiag eolation applied to weak paper2. > Moreover, it would bo interesting to know whether news print is included in this preservation research* The same IT research is evaluated in another articlet Like humans, books are being subjected to Xwrays, microscopic probes, ohemical tests and human cures by scientists at Italy*s ' MEW6PAPER PRKBKKVATIOH 2? Institute for the Scientific Restoration of Books* in Home* Its founder theorised that, like finnan cells, old paper degenerates be cause of a loss of glucose. He tested vitamins which advance the glucose count in humans and found that they also restored the glucose count in paper. By cooing up with raethods for in jecting, spraying, dipping or brushing vitamins into the paper all traditional ailments can bo cured by the Institute* Yellowish, stained, lijnp, and molded poser tewade whiter and more resilient* Patches of Ingrained dirt are eliminated and the original brilliance of ink is restored* Shoots of paper that have become stuck are easily separated. One vitamin reg ulates humidity and prevents molds. It Is even •N possible to determine the oldest docoment among a series by testing.the speed at which ink < roasts to a solvent-*. Research on paper preservation is being conducted in the United states as well* It is;mainly concentrated on the deacidificatlon of paper which is the major cause of deterioration* The following information about It sheds eosae light on the results of the research done so far: - It Is now possible, through the efforts of V* J* Barrow and others who have recognised 5 this najor cause of deterioration to subject such paper to a deacidificatlon process involv ing liquid '.;baths. Barrow introduced the process as a necessary treatment before lamination with plastie film, but today it is equally iaportant for the preservation of paper that Is not t^ be " laminated. Currently, under the auspices Of the Council of Library Resources, Inc., the ¥« J* Borrow Research Laboratory is hopefully work*:i£ on the problem of deacidifying bound and un bound books by moans of a sprayed chemical. The purpose is to increase the strength of the paper <•'"• «—*f«i" * »n«*>) * •* >, &£&&&$ vol. 1, Ho 1, December 19$$, P* 1* SBWSPAPEH PRESERVATION 28 and to prolong its life1*. Apparently the research Is being continued and it may develop now theories concerning paper preservation* The need for this kind of research is great and the positive results would be of benefit to all libraries if it would solve the problem of paper decay* There Is a hope that the research in paper preservation will find new ways and teshniquos of saving the existing newspaper collections from deteriorating and will establish a sound basis for the building up of new ones. A research worker favours the original publication, for he can rely more upon it than on any reproduction* Sven an average reader has more satisfaction in reading an actual copy of a newspaper than one on a microfilm reader. Its format, a feeling of an actual thing, easy changing fro-a one page to another is a factor involved. That personal contact with a publication, so desirable in re search, is lacking in a reproduction* A reproduction may involve the danger of omissions and lack a clarity. Long use of mierofiLm readers is hard on the eyes and restricts its user to one position for long periods of time which is physically tiring* h Harold w* Tribolet, Trends in, praaexWlo.tt. i»* JfcSftflyia., Vol* 13, $0, 2, October 196**, p. 212* mSWSPAPEH PSlEiSMVATIOH 29 However, no library has unlimited space* The problem of bousing a collection is usually a very acute one, and the administration of a library faces a difficult decision* If there is no space left for storage, a choice remains of discarding a collection or a part of it, estab lishing a reasonable retention period, cancelling subscrip tions, or starting a minuscule collection of microcard, microprint, or microfilm reproductions. There are quite a few newspapers and other library materials on mlcrocards and microprintsj microfilm, however is the major medium applied to newspaper preservation* The microfilming of newspapers is done by the publishere, commercial firms, historical societies, archives, and libraries. The program of newspaper preserva tion by microfilming is being carried out on a large scale. The countries which have undertaken extensive microfilming are Canada, the United States, Great Britain, France, Ger many, Sweden, Horway, Finland, Japan, and Hew Zealand. The microfilming of newspapers in Canada has been undertaken by the Canadian Library Association for the libraries of the country, and also by the libraries of some universities and of some public libraries* The project of the Canadian Library Association has been made possible by the grant of Rockefeller Foundation in the sum of $15,000 to the Can adian Library Council in 19*H* However, the project of CLA N£WSPA?£R PHKu&vVATIQtf 30 is limited to the Canadian newspapers only. Microfilming began in the United States in the thirties. Many projects have been undertaken, and one of them which is of partic ular Importance is that of the Association for Research Libraries which established a Center for Uesearch Libraries in Chicago and sponsored a national pool of newspapers on microfilm. Participating libraries can borrow positive films or purchase prints at cost. The National Library of Canada is a member and can use the services of this Center in Chicago. Some other libraries of Canada probably par ticipate in this pool as well. The foreign newspaper collection of the Harvard University Library has been transferred to the Center. The Library of Congress has introduced its own program, and microfilming is done on a lar&e scale. The library was able to get an appropriation for microfilming, and the binding of newspapers, except for the few most important ones, was discontinued. The Photoduplication Service of the Library of Congress microfilmed all rhose newspapers for which no aicrofilra subscription was else where available. Approximately six hundred newspapers were microfilmed. The library faced the problem of secur ing a complete file in good condition, before engaging in the preparation of high quality microfilm. Some of the newspapers in the Library of Congress are in an advanced flBWSPAPSR PRBSERVATIOH 31 stage #f deterioration* About one hondrod and twenty-five thousand volumes averaging three inohes in thioknoss will bo replaeed by microfilm which will include seventy-five millions of pages. The Library will roplaoo its own pulp file, and sinoo 1962 the Library has roplaood approximately twenty-five thousand bound volumes by microfilms. In the years to eoae about one hundred thousand volumes will bo roplaood, As of June 30, 1965, the microfilm collection of the Library of Congress totalled one hundred and ton thousand reels annmelly** * There are various points of view on the mieroflim ing of newspapers. Thus far it has proved to bo a very effective method of newspaper preservation, as microfilm outlasts newsprint and takes only a snail portion of the space occupied by the hard copies of a newspaper* The following fasts as to the space occupied hf papers and by microfilm illustrate the point and could influence a librarian toward a decision to microfilm a collection of newspapers* The space factor is illustrated by the followingi for example, eleven years of the How NEWSPAPER PRESfiRVATIOK 32 York Times on rag paper (from 1927 to 1938 inclusive) in one ease wore bound into 238 volumes that occupied approximately 882 linear foot of shelf space* The equivalent on microfilm would require only a half doten drawers of a metal lining case* A bound volume of one month's issues measures 22 by 17 by 2 inches and weighs 21 pounds, while the exact equivalent on miorofilm measures only h x «*• by 1 1/2 inches with a mxe weight of 10 ounces* An even more striking contrast Is the lasting power -50 years for a news paper, but not less than 500 years for micro film, subject of course to future proof* Safety film, universally used now, is non- explosive, and no more inflammable than newspaper files0* ';: The space factor is well documented and cannot bo deniedj however the lasting power of film has not boon provon to be five centuries* This fact causes a great deal of concern in government oirclos in the United States* For about five years the national Bureau of Standards in Washington investigated the microfilm In storage and found many instances of film deterioration* The reasons for this are not known for certain as yet. Short notes about it do not tell very amah, but the fact remains that decay of microfilms not older than twenty-five years can be noticed* There could be many reasons for it* A manufacturer eould have supplied a film of inferior grain* Another fault 6 Donald A, Watt, |iMtp,a,pjrjfc, Uk ft lflrfi« |JtY jiyartiiiv ia» gasafeia,IUMTOT, mijHtt v^u 37# ffo« 3* tfKWSPAPiiH MtisSKHVATIOtf 33 might be the poor quality of the silver coating. The developing techniques might b® at faalt as well, leaving an excessive amount of acidity on the fiiir.. The method of storage could be to blame also, dryness or too high humidity could be a damaging factor, and the polluted air of the city could have a decaying effect as well. In addition to the chemical deterioration of films caused by faulty manufacturing, developing, and storage, the physical handling of microfilms causes excessive scratches Again the decision would have to be made as to whether the clippings should be retained, weeded, or discarded. Here also aicrofliming can help to solve the problem. The Globe flifflfl 'Willi library in Toronto microfilms its newspaper clippings* In the fifties the Toronto Jftobe anfl Mall introduced the microfilming of newspaper clippings and within ten years it has filmed 35*>*.oOO newspaper columns of clippings* The new form of information storage is convenient, more durable and oecupies little space'* The retention of newspapers either bound or on microfilm la a library collection is gaining more and more support from librarians* Kany location lists, historical works about the press and Its role in the development of nations, newspaper directories, microfilming projects, and innumerable articles on the value and use of newspapers in historical, social, political and economic research and also on the preservation of newspapers, prove the Increas ing importance of newspapers* CHAPTJSil III PREVIOUS LISTC OF HBWSPAPiihS WHICH INCLUDE CAAADIAU HULDIHOO OF NOJWJANADIAK NKWfil Al LliS AND AH A0SES5rf&HT OF THESE Canadian library holdings were not adequately listed in previously published lists of non-Canadian newspapers. The reasons for this are numerous, the most important one being that Canadian libraries did not report their news papers because they did not have enough of them to justify their reporting or because they were not retaining back files. It Is also possible that the general feeling was that nobody wants to know about the holdings of the news papers. They were read and thrown out. Of course nobody could expect the Americans to record the Canadian library holdings. This is a duty of the librarians of Canada. This chapter will enumerate the previously published lists which include Canadian holdings and coverage of non- Canadian newspapers* AHifflffiM uewafflftperj1 lists the American and Canadian X AMjrJeag newsppers,Jwaflriytel a union list of files available in the united States and Canada, edited by Winifred Gregory under the auspices of the Bibliographical Society of America. H* X*. The H. W, Wilson company, 1937. ii~*yi, <8) 791. (15) p* z &h% A53 fol* Bef» PREVIOUS LISTS*** 3* papers hold by the libraries of Canada and of the United States* As the title indicates, Canadian newspapers are listed as well as the American ones, but the latter are not within the scope of the present treatment* The list contains approximately thirty-seven thousand titles and it gives the holdings of the original copies. Nineteen Canadian libraries are listed (BViP, MP, N3FU, NBS, MDSaM, NSHL, OK.Q., QLU, OOP, OTATi OTP, QMF, QHM, QMM, QMSM, QMSS, QQL, SMuS, SSU)* which hold seventy-nine American newspapers* Canadian holdings of those titles are rather scattered and are not extensive on the average. This union list was published in 1937 and it is a magnificent work of reference although the holdings are not up-to-date now* The arrangement is geographical by states and sub* divided by cities with titles in alphabetical order* The Z Provincial Library, Victoria, B.C.; Provincial Library of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Manitoba! University of Hew Brunswick Library, frederietan, II*B.j St. John Public Library. St* John. M«fi*| Mount Allison University Library, Sackvllle, M»B.t Legislative Library, Halifax, if.S.j Queen*s University Library, Kingston, Ontario] University of Western Ontario Library, London, Ontarioj Library of Parliament, Ottawa, Ontarlot Library, Ontario Archives, Toronto, Ontarlot Metropolitan Bibliographic Centre. Toronto Public Library. Toronto, Ontario) Library, Fraser*>Hickson Institute, Montreal, P*Q*$ La Blbliothbque, Boole des Hautes Etudes Cowaeroiales. Montreal, P*Q*j KcGill University Library* Montreal, r.Q.j La Bibliotheque, Collbge Ste-Marle, Montreal, P*Q*| La Bibliotheque Saint-Suipice, Montreal, P#Q*5 La Bibliotheque de la Legislature de la Province do Quebec, Quebec* St* Peter*s College Library, Muenster, Saskatchewan! University of Saskatchewan Library, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. PREVIOUS LISTS*.. 37 entries contain full bibliographic description, changes of titles, frequency, and also the language of publication if it happens to be other than English. It contains only two pages (790-791) of non-North American newspapers. Only one title, non-Canadian and non-American is given as held by Canadian libraries and it roadst Only the longer runs of the London Times can be mentioned! MeQlll University University, Kingston 1883- f Library of Parlia ment, Ottawa 18*6* • A serious drawback to American newspapers is the lack of an index, but one of the size needed would have to be published in more than one volume* It Is possible that a new edition of this groat work with an index will be published in the future^. Newspapers on microfilm1*' lists all microfilmed news paper holdings which came to the attention of the Micro* filming Clearing House of the Library of Congress before June 1963« It contains about sixteen thousand entries* The items are listed under the latest title without 3 Ibid* p* 790* V U* s. Library of Congress, Union Catalogue Divi sion, newspapers on mlcrof^ 5th ed., Washington (etc) Library of Congress, 1963, xv, 305 p. & 69^5* %5 $*3 fol# Eef* PREVIOUS LISTS*.. 38 bibliographical description but the frequency is given* The items are entered according to the years which are microfilmed, e.g. VeQhe.rn.iala, fjoafrva (daily) has four entries* In some instances an item is entered under a previous title as a separate item in addition to the entry under the most recent title, e* g* Evening Post (sw) and Herajd (sw) both of New York are listed as separate items without a see reference or entry under the most recent title which is Evening PastT etc* This list gives the holdings of negative and positive microfilm reproductions of newspapers in Canadian and American libraries. Sixteen Canadian libraries (AEU, BVaU, BViPA, MWU, MBSaM, ftSHD, OH, OKQ, OLU, OOCC, GOIfL, OTAr, OTU, OWA, QM8, QMM)? are represented in the list which hold seventeen non-Canadian titles, four American and thirteen other* As well as the holding libraries it also includes the microfilming servloes* mlmimm—mmmimmmmmmmmmmmm—mmm 5 University of Alberta Library, Edmonton, Alberta} University of British Columbia Library, Vancouver, B*C,| Provincial Archives Library, Victoria, B.c*t University of Manitobaa Library, Winnipeg, Manitobaj Mount Allison Univ ersity Library, Sackville. H*B*j Dalhousie University Lib rary, Halifax, U.S.i Hamilton Public Library, Hamilton, Ontarioi Queen's University Library, Kingston, Ontario} University of Western Ontario Library, London, Ontario} Carloton University Library* Ottawa, Ontario; lational Library of Canada, Ottawa, Ontario$ Library, Ontario Arch ives, Toronto, Ontario; University of Toronto Library, Toronto, Ontario} University of Windsor Library, Windsor, Ontario} Sir George Williams University Library, Montreal, p«Q*l McQin University Library, Montreal, P»Q. PlUSVIObi LltilJ... 39 The list is arranged by state and city for the United States, by province and city for Canada, and tha other countries are subdivided only under the cities. The exception is Great Britain which is entered under United kingdom and subdivided under -ngland, Northern Ireland, 3eotland, and Wales. The Union of boviet Socialist Republics is not subdivided under the separate republics. The table of contents could be rather called an index. It lists Canadian provinces, *a.ierlcan stages and the indepen dent ooontrle3 in one alphabet, thus ..rkansas is followed by iiustralla, Czechoslovakia by Lelaware, Oregon by iakl- stan, while Jugoslavia is between Wyoming and the Yukon Territory* A drawback in the facility of using this list is the lack of an index to the titles involving changes, and typ 'inusufij. interim entries for the titles* 6 The list, Eos&itar,, lqgf,to,,fflB|fflpaporsi, is arranged alphabetically by countries, subdivided by cities and by titles In alphabetical order. The Joviet Union is not sub divided under the separate republics and there Is no history of changes of titles of Pravda for instance and for some others. The entries include the frequency, the starting dates, and chaises of titles. A title index is supplied at 6 U. i,m Library of Congress. Cori-il Division. ilOjSty^ .foreign nowspaperjff} ji.uMpfl UffV W<«- i^gton, 1953. vi, 231 p. J 69H-5* U5 P6 fol. Bof. PREVIOUS LISTS... hO the end of the work* This list gives holdings of the original copies only* Bight Canadian libraries are listed (ABU, BVi, BViPA, MWU, 000, OTU, QQL, 3SU)7 and their holdings represent eighteen titles. 8 Ward*s InjejE ftffifl SXJMM llfft includes periodicals and newspapers, and lists the entries in alphabetical order* The compiler stated that his list was meant to supplement the ffalpn list of gsgjajj and the miUtih ffnjofi CMftlogra* of Periodicals and was to be used with them. The titles are given with the starting dates, date publication ceased, changes in titles, and frequency of publication. Three Canadian libraries (QXQ, OLU, QMM}9 are listed which hold six non-Canadian newspapers. The list includes holdings of 7 University of Alberta Library, Edmonton, Alberta} Victoria Public Library, Victoria. B.C.} Provincial Archives Library, Victoria, B.C.} University of Manitoba Library, Winnipeg. Manitoba? Ottawa Public Library, Ottawa. Ontario} University of Toronto Library, Toronto, Ontario} La Biblio theque de la Legislature de la Province de Quebec, Quebec, P.Q.j University of Saskatchewan Library, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan* 8 William Smith Ward, toto M$ ,f,VMP& Uffv*1 &ejA^a,PMblish^4 In ^he MMlik MX%M.l?99mX2$&* Lexing ton* University of Kentucky Press 11953J xv, 180p, 2 6956. S5 W27 Hef. 9 Queen98 University Library, Kingston, Ontario} University of Western Ontario Library, London, Ontario} HcGill University Library, Montreal, P.Q. PREVIOUS LISTS... kl original oopies only* It oentains also the solectod biblio graphy which ho consultod and which appears on pages 177- 180* Thfl.tffllfta list fl^, aerials10 also contains news papers, mostly weeklies, e. g» MeJL£wjashs,» &tf& (Hamburg), etc., and a few older British and French dallies, all of 18th century, e. g. Cqurler de, VMTQMt QStMlXtt, 4a haateM&s ftally (frit tttfyt MIY 2>® gftiffia,, lilt o t ,9v$lalg t In .jULtoajflt a „ofthe,, „ ¥aittd States and Cansida,* M ed. f Edited by Edna Brown Titus. K* Y,M Hra; wESon ^'1905, *V. (^w p* a 69^5. 1*5 fol. aof. fol« Hef. 12 U* S, Library of Congress, Serial Division, PREVIOUS LISTB... 1*2 w&lett hold the African newspapers, thirty-two of which are American and one is Canadian* The list contains seven hundred and eight titles in their original form and on positive microfilm* negative microfilm oopies are ex cluded** The list is arranged alphabetically by countries and is subdivided by cities under which the titles are listed* - Each title contains changes whleji occurred, t froqnaney, and starting dots* The list is provided with a title index. Canadian holdings are represented by Carleton University Library only, which is listed as holding four African newspapers* • : - - ^wmttxff naft wlvfliffli iwrtaUr fftfilvti tor *h« Litoayy at p*»iift«eiit*3 eontains fifty-four daily and weekly son-Canadian newspapers. Dailies are mostly re tained ' for four months and the weeklies for six months* Three titles, London. Xitttfff Mm fti* TiBttf *«& the mX fftrtil ^Mrmil. are kept on Microfilm. •^"-', vm ffflitii Mat it- MPMM tM%)m Ufrrmtf ot S&l&ioj^* Inclmdes holdings of twenty-two librarios* The PREVIOUS LISTS.** h$ newspapers are filed with periodicals and seventeen non- Canadian newspapers are listed there* All titles are arranged in alphabetical order and include the place of publication and the frequency but no starting date* Jjfcm York Times and London Qasotte, are listed under the eitles while the Times of London is listed as XXM&* atchavan3-^ contains only eight foreign newspapers on its twenty-nine pages* It is mentioned here only because It is supposed to cover the whole province* There are approximately a dozen local lists of serials which include also foreign newspapers held by Canadian libraries* All these lists were compiled In Canada for local library needs* They were prepared by the university libraries, public libraries, or special lib raries. It would not be worthwhile to discuss each list separately. On the whole it could be said that these local lists of serials*** include both Canadian and also non-Canadian newspapers* They are filed with the perio dicals and there are not many of them* Their number varies 15 Saskatoon, Public Library, A Ilflt of .neyjpMr nxmMXA aftjfo f?-m^jg.p| Qfta^tc^gwaiit Hay gu ig\Z7 33S5 fol* fief * 16 All of these held by the National Library of Canada are included in Bibliographical sources consulted* PBEVIOUS LISTS.** 1,1. from seven to forty titles* Sometimes the holdings are given and at other times thoy are shown as ourrontly receiv ed only* After a close examination of the lists which in clude non-Canadian newspapers held by Canadian librarios one may conclude that the coverage of Canadian libraries was inadequate to the needs* CHAPTER IV TIL* UlUOiJ LIST OF tfOB-CANADIAK JUSWSPAPJSRS l ITS SCOPE AtfD LIMITATIONS The present yfotoa U§fr qf mj^QmMm wy&mm&§ hrtLOr QmUm.Uterartt* is the product of the co-operation of libraries across Canada and of the effort of this writer to give an account of their holdings* One hundred and tw€tity-orAe Canadian libraries are represented in this list* The area covered stretches from St* John's, Newfoundland, to Victoria, British Columbia* The highest number of contributors is from Ontario* Fiffcy*four libraries from this province, are incl uded in the list, of which sixteen are depart mental libraries of the federal government in Ottawa* The next in number is Quebec with twenty- six*, including sixteen libraries from Montreal* Mine libraries are from Nova Scotia, eight from Saskatchewan, and seven libraries are from British Columbia* Five libraries are from New Brunswick, four each are from Alberta and Manitoba and two each are from Newfoundland and from Prince Kdward Island* U. L. K.f ITS SCOPS km LIMITATIONS H Questions might arise as to how many non-Canadian newspapers these libraries hold and which countries of the world are best represented by their press In the libraries of Canada. It is considered pointless to mention each of the countries represented in this list and all the papers listed therein* There are five countries best represented by their newspapers in Canadian libraries, and these are listed in the order of the number of their newspapers held by the librariest the United States, Great Britain, France, the Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics, and Germany, The principal cities with best representation ares New York, London, Paris, Moscow and Berlin* The list represents sixtywsix countries from all around the globe, some close to Canada and some very distant, some friendly and others unfriendly, some of white nations and others of coloured nations* The representation in some cases Is extensive, in other only nominal* The country which has the best representation of its press in Canadian libraries is the United states* There are many reasons for this. Historically, the North American continent belonged to ttnglandf culturally the people of Canada and of the United States share the same heritage, whether it be Anglo-Saxon, French, or some other, e.g. German, Scandinavian, Slavic, etc. Economically they have close ties, and the press represents these ties between U. L. «*}. ITS SC0PB AMD LIMITATIONS hf the tun countries. ;.r '>"* i]1*" .. -x^,* Four hundred, and sixty-one American newspapers are hole, sgr Canadian libraries, of, this number one hundred and sijtty-six are daily papers* , The highest representation of the newspapers of one olty is from Sow Xork* Its oat hundred and forty^one newspapers, including fifty-six ^SH^mmfcwh^s*eoTi^^s ^•••ww^ •*^a^<*w™s^ of>^y ^r'^mnw^MSMMefc^wiew •SPISPMS'^PF Wfcsjp••w^^sww VF ^» mPSmrintWPeBnS< ^fcS» ^BjSiSSJO i S^^SJJP IRMMMP W^SS Swi^*' w*S'•^ Jp^S^pBtJWMB? SipA ISnSMP ^S*Sm#4S|»^W ^*wSkfc SPs^msv nt *" ^P^Mv^O^F ^0*fl! ^WO^BW1 OwSFSS SJfcO"(Wp WSOTMS^S*^PIPTBF ISM^ ••^e«m*^P *w*^^ ^P OOOeSBWO'^H. ^^w%w ^S^BR ^^ , ^^ ^^-*WBH ^PT^ ^^vms*flS sflPiV' o—^**^^*s *w*^irew*—^* •> % • I CiroriUtlen for the American newspapers mentioned in this chapter iIs Quotequoted from* J^y^^ylg^^Bttptttftry»- w. Avmr A sat*** Atvmmt^v ^ ^Sflionaoorf ffind tie«**»*M«*t*w m XXI, *w*0 If -6 OV3*# AvT IVOO *,.*« *-• %,$>$•*<*- 'rw i.-fc -' * f' J -«*'«• 0* L. H.} ITS SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS kB circulation Is close to one and a half million* The Njgw. York Tinf« it hold by sixty-six Canadian libraries, its Sunday edition is in thirty-three libraries, and twenty- five libraries receive the ^iwfts, s^ftamiga. Throe Canadian librarios nave complete holdings of the jjfew. Xork, T,lm&* In second place as to representation in Canadian librarios is the ghrlgtlaft s^jenee. Monitogt which is published in Boston, Massachusetts* Although a Christian Soienoo newspaper, it remains independent and non-sectarian. Its oiroulation is 177,755 copies* It appears every morning and it prints daily New England, Eastern, western, Midwestern, and London editions* It is held by forty-nine Canadian libraries, the holdings ranging from 1931 to the present with the majority of libraries concentrating on recent holdings* The next most popular newspaper in Canadian libraries is the WftU fltmtl ttamffifil* This famous finanolal daily Is known the world over and is road by business people, bankers, investors, government officials, and ordinary oitisens. It prints several editions, and the circulation of all of them amounts to 888,000. it is hold by thirty-two librarios in Canada with holdings ranging from 1928 to the most recent issues. The majority of libraries have recent issues only, and no Canadian library has complete holdings of this paper* 0. L. 2f,| ITS SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS ^9 Greet Britain Is In the second place as to press representation in the librarios of Canada* Sinoo it is the mother-country for Canadians of British origin, it has exerted groat influence on Canada, and it is well represent ed by its press* One hundred and forty-one newspaper titles, including fifty dailies published in Great Britain are held by the libraries of our country* The most widely held newspapers are the following t %&m& of London, 5aardymf and QftartHflB WoflfclT of Manchester, ftujylayTUlsM f and The lifjaji of London is a morning paper famous the world over for Its comprehensive coverage of British domestic and International news* It is conservative and publishes articles that are accurate, sharp, and without a note of sensationalism* Its circulations is over a quarter of a million* It is held by thirty-four Canadian librarios, throe libraries having complete holdings, partly on the original paper and partly on microfilm* The Times airman edition is held by eight libraries and the Xifiej. Weekly Review is in fifteen libraries of Canada, though no complete files of the paper are, available. The SjjarjUaji, a Manchester dally, is a newspaper of 2 The oiroulation for British newspapers mentioned in this chapter is euoted from* The, agW9P£ffigr press &j^^ U. L. H*f ITS SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS % high quality, independent of any political party and national in scope* It is a nornlng paper, liberal in policy, and very influential* its oiroulation is over 270,000* It also prints a weekly edition read throughout the world for its excellent coverage and commentaries upon international news* It is held W eleven Canadian libraries, and the holdings range from 1925 to the current issues, while the ^Vflliin y4iKlY i» held by fifty-five libraries and is In the second place in Canadian holdings after the ffew .ft^k. Tjjj&ft, The holdings for the (fagjrtUin \imUr range from 19*& to the recent issues* There are no complete holdings in Canadian librarios either for Quaaqian, of Manohester or its weekly edition* The 3^m|ax Tlifflg, published in London, is a weekly of high calibre and of considerable influence* Its oiroulation is about 1,300,000, It is held hj nineteen librarios in Canada, with holdings ranging from 1925 to the recent issues, which are the most widely held* The Observer of London is a politically independent Sunday morning paper with a circulation exceeding eight hundred thousand* It is held by forty libraries in Canada. Some holdings start with the year 19**3 but the recent years are more generally held, though there are no complete sets in the librarios of Canada* U* L. K«| ITS SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS 51 Some old British newspapers which are no longer published are also hold in Canada* The first British dolly newspaper which beoame well established, the fiailX Coar»ntT and its successor the Dally Post are hold by one Canadian library* The press of France is represented by eighty-five titles, of which thirty-seven are dallies* About one third of the French newspapers are published in Paris* The throe dally papers published in Paris are those most widely hold by Canadian librarios* La MondeT a national French daily which appears in the afternoon, has articles known for their accuracy and lack of bias. It contains a largo amount of international news and has circulation of over 182,000.3 it is held by twenty-six librarios in Canada, while its Solootieft Befwfoflfflfla^y* is in twelve Canadian libraries* The holdings for Le Monde and for its weekly edition range from the beginning of publication to the resent Issues* Complete holdings of Lo Monde are In throe libraries in Canada* The next in number of Canadian holdings is £& Figaro* It is an Independent morning paper, presenting French domestic and international news and oommentary. 3 The oiroulation figures for the newspapers quoted from here on are borrowed froms John Calhoun Merrill, et al, Foreign pregfi. tBaton Rouge] Louisiana state University Press L199»J xiv, 2% p. m **73o* M39 fol* Ref. 0* L* S.} ITS SCOPE AHD LIMITATIONS % Its oiroulation is close to four hundred thousand* It is hold by eight Canadian libraries though none has complete holdings* A weekly, fflgsjfr«ttftto&Bt > *s la twenty-eight libraries of Canada, and there are two librarios which appear to have complete holdings* fflgfMBP'f .afaantloa HjMv»Hli3ft ii !» three Canadian libraries* L^ Cfroix is a leading Roman Catholic evening paper, with a coverage of news that is broad and accurate, and a oiroulation of about one hundred thousand* It is held by seven librarios in Canada, and the holdings of the library of the Seminairo do Quebec, which is the Catholic educational Institution in Quebec city, are almost complete. The Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics has a prolific press and follows France in the number of titles hold by the libraries of Canada* The throe principal Soviet all-union papers have their headquarters In Moscow, are national in scope, and sot the tone for the whole press of the Soviet Union* Eighty newspapers, forty-two of thorn dallies, are held by the libraries of Canada* Thirty-three of them are published in Moscow, of which fourteen are dailies* The most influential newspapers of the Soviet Union form the famous "troika" i Jtoyjla, IBMUI&I and XyM, Prjaj&a, is the organ of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union* It prints $,300*000 copies every day of the year and with sixteen printing plants throughout the country U. L* X*f ITS 3C0PB ASD LIMITATIONS 53 it sots the tone for all the Soviet papers* Its editorials are almost always republished word for word in the other newspapers of the Soviet Union. It is to bo found in nineteen libraries in Canada of which two have complete holdings* Another paper of Importance in the Soviet Union is Iavoatiiq which is the organ of the Presidium of the supreme Soviet and thus enjoys the privilege with ££aj£& of being an official government newspaper* It prints morning editions in six major cities of the Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics, has a circulation of approxi mately four million, and is read in the most distant parts of the country. It is held by thirteen librarios in Canada though thoro are no complete holdings* Those range from the beginning of publication of the paper to the most recent issues, which are most widely held. tXSA» * morning paper, is the official organ of the Central Counoil of the Trade Unions* It is one of the "big three" and its socialistic Influence is widely felt in the country as it has a oiroulation of about 1,^00,000* Only four Canadian librarios have oopies of this daily and their holdings are mostly for the recent years* Germany always had a strong and Influential press* Before the end of the Second World War the press of this country was just a propaganda outlet for the Nazi 9% L* 1*| US 3C0PB AM LIMITATIOHS ^ government* sjsjg It died with Hitler and hit party. < ^^..;.;/She now press that developed in the free part of Oormany in the West had as its goal to servo the people* Western Germany is represented by thirty-three titles in Canadian librarios, of which fourteen are daily newspapers. Twelve papers published in Berlin are hold in a few librarios in Canada. Only one, Hit mMmfaMt valufe is published weekly,in Berlin, is held by two libraries of whisJh the'holdings are moinly reoont* This paper is an Influentlal.wjee&ly widely road-la Oormany and hog a circulation of shout one nfllliftPUt , •'-V- Bim.Msflft of Hamburg is a well*edite4 Gorman daily which is one of the oountry's moat powerful newspapers, with a circulation of approximately 26Q,0QO« It Is in nine libraries of Canada with holdings for recent years storting Wlth'19©2* 3*. --,'"' *w -... -r ?. < •-, ; The foremost political weekly newspaper of Oormany, holdings start with 1957*. ., *, •;-.-;• • :• The best Carman dally today, well edited and offering exoollent news coverage, is the gwaakfijurtu^* k%.\ymmJ»M* 7M*.t.mm^^ with a circulation «f about a charter of * mil Men, it it very popular and influential. It is to be found in five libraries in Canada but only the recent holdings are retained* U* L* ».| ITS SCOPE AHD LIMITATIONS 55 MtM §ffl&mHmft§ SftUrUng of Munich is one of 3eraaay*s important papers and its Influence on public opinion is very much felt. It Is a dally newspaper with a circulation that exceeds two hundred thousand* It Is held by two Canadian libraries with holdings for recent years* The sise of a country does not affect the quality of Its press* Switzerland is a small country, but its press Is quite significant, and the number of newspaper titles, dailies and woeklles combined, exceeds four hundred* The loading and most influential Swiss daily news paper, the ffeuo gflrqfaex, jgeitang, exerts groat political influence upon the Swiss public* It is also rated as one of the best dailies in the world* It is politically independent and, because its correspondents are active the world over, it gives very good coverage of international news* It publishes both morning and evening editions with a total circulation of about seventy-five thousand* It Is hold by throe Canadian librarios, with holdings starting with I960. iwm& M wtnfeYf» another Swiss dally paper of excellence, is considered the world's loading French language daily* It appears emiry morning and though Its circulation is only thirteen thousand, its importance and influenoo cannot be measured by its comparatively small U. L. »«| ITS SCOPE AMD LIMITATIONS 5$ circulation, for it appeals mostly to highly educated people and is known the world over* It is in throe libraries in Canada though only one has recent holdings* Thoro are also extensive holdings of tho Vatican* s Qftgervfitortjaojiaaa la five librarios in Canada starting with tho year 1937* ^hls newspaper is the official organ of tho Catholio Church and Is road by the Catholics through out the world* Tho weekly edition of OsgsjfsJWJteBiB* in French is hold by twelve Canadian libraries* s • Many other countries could bo mentioned hero with regard to their press representation in tho librarios in Ceaaada,- especially Australia and India, as members of tho Commonwealth,- and also many other countries* Tho reader, however, is referred to tho list of newspaper holdings which shows All tho titles under tho respective countries*1* After this look at the giants of tho world* s press and their place in tho librarios of Canada, it would bo Interesting to see which language Is best represented in Canada by tho non-Canadian newspaper holdings* It is natural and not surprising that tho highest number of foreign novspapors in tho librarios in Canada are those in English, which is the language most commonly used in tho country. Five hundred and fifty-two non-Canadian h See Part II* U* L. H.} ITS SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS 57 newspapers in the libraries in Canada are printed in the English language* In the second plaee are the papers in French, which constitute one hundred and sixty-six titles* As Canada is a bilingual country, the papers in English and in French together make almost two-thirds of all the non- Canadian titles hold by the libraries of this country. ^on-Canadian newspapers In the libraries of Canada are available in thirty-five languages and dialects: Arable, Armenian, Bulgarian, Chinese, Dutch, English, Eskimo, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Oroek, Hungarian, Icelandic, Italian, Kiswahili, Latvian, Lithuanian, Macedonian, Norwegian, Ifyanja, Persian, Polish, Rumanian, Russian, Serbo-Croatian, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish, Svahlli, Swedish, Tumbuka, Turkish, Ukrainian, and Yiddish. SUMMARY AMD CONCLUSIONS Despite every effort to include all Canadian libraries which hold non-Canadian newspapers In this list, it is possible that some libraries were uninten tionally left out* It is hoped that the libraries which did not participate in this project and which hold relevant material will In tho future join the participating libraries by reporting their non-Canadian newspaper holdings to the National Library* The survey has shown that the press of the world is obviously much neglected by Canadian libraries, though it is not possible to assess the needs of each library* There are various reasons for short retention periods of non- Canadian papers and these would vary from one library to another, influenced by internal problems in a library or a decision reached by a librarian as to the fate of news papers* On the whole, it must be stressed that the holdings of Canadian libraries for non-Canadian newspapers are very scattered and Incomplete) in some cases restricted to bits and pieees and In most Instances limited to very short retention periods* It is possible that this condition will improve once the demands of readers result in libraries filling tho need* SUMMARY AMD CONCLUSIONS 59 The initiative to improve the situation might logically come from the National Library of Canada* The primary consideration is to decide which papers are most needed* On the basis of the past and present demands and by anticipating future ones, it would be worthwhile to establish a list of non-Canadian newspapers, frequently sought for borrowing and preserve them on microfilm, keeping tho negative as a master copy and the positive for lending* Canadian libraries eould be invited to partlalpate in such an established pool by contributing towards the cost of purchase of microfilms and thus gaining tho privilege of obtaining a positive copy of prints at cost. Another possibility might bo that tho Reference Division of the national Library, in consultation with the libraries ef Canada, would elaborate a regional scheme of newspaper preservation in Canada* Tho press of certain countries eould be divided among the libraries of Canada for preservation of complete files of certain titles, thus achieving a specialization. For example, British Columbia eould retain tho Chinese and Japanese newspapers} Alberta and Saskatchewan the Slavic languages papers} Manitoba the German, Icelandic and Scandinavian ones} Ontario might retain the Western Hemisphere newspapers} Quebec,selected French language titles of the press of the world; the Maritime Provinces could retain British, Irish and other SUMMARY MID CONCLUSIONS 60 European papers not mentioned above. This suggested co-operative project eould bo applied only after tho demand and usefulness wore established, and this eould best bo done at tho Hationsl Library inference Division which holds tho records of requests for lnterlibrary borrowing* Such a division of roles among tho librarios would avoid costly duplication of effort and would establish an easy way to find tho holder of a title sought* It would benefit Canadian librarios and tho Hationsl Library as well if aH newspaper holdings, includ ing any changes in thorn, such as discarded files, lost copies, new subscriptions, or new retention periods established, wore reported to tho Reference Division of tho Hationsl Library* In this way the records of the holdings of tho librarios would remain always up-to-date, which is most important if location information is to bo supplied by tho national Library* Finally, It is inevitable that this list will In time become outdated* Tho intention, however, is to keep it alive and bring it constantly up-to-date by supplements and a new edition* This present project is considered a pilot work* It is hoped that this list will draw tho attention of all librarians of Canada to the need of an adequate national ooverago for tho non-Canadian newspapers and that it will stimulate a oo-oporatlvo program to ensure SUMMARY AMD CONCLUSIONS 01 it, thus providing a complete centralised record of non- Canadian newspapers in Canadian libraries for the use of their patrons* BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SQURGKC CwHwULTSD A?F 41re,o^ory of jerip^icals,. H. Y., American Trade Press Clipping Bureau, 1960-61, Supplements. 1, I960- 2 6951* A2 fol. Ref* Amerigo ,a»iffMfitta«, l$&lrl?,36t .»,, mX B*+ Ref. Bibllothheue do documentafclon Internationale aralno,.. Paris* Catalogue des periodiques en eours re$us par la Bibliotheque de documentation Internationale contemporaine en 19o3» Pref* de Pierre Renouvin. Paris, xv, 1S0, [3j p* 2 69*5* BMf Ref. Blaser, Frits, ed* fllMiymftfrii 4®* ^fthMtaWg stampa Z 6956, S92 B^t Ref. Ifrjes .Inflex^o.^ha, • Bowker Co*, 1905* 266$ p. I 1215* P97 fol. Ref* BTBLIOCHAPHICAL 90!JKCjtf G'XVSUL*ZD 63 j«-iBaa«, v,AajrwH«« u«u*rraw*-s* .BHhf'iW.Y., OfW Vl^AAvr mPter e| Mfrjoja, .nwwpiptrs^ Iff^lffjP* Worcester, Mass*, American Antiquarian Society, 19**7* 2 v. 2 6951. i&6 fol* Ref* ™.—„ Additions and collections «•* Worcester, Mass*, .jBf.rlcan Antiquarian ..oclety, 1961* 50 p. ^!Ugli.^t-tearga^ilQif;^.-ftX wM Canada* Library of Parliament. 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Current newspapers» United Statest,ftatf .fprajgni ft^on U,st of agOTP&Pftffg qvaUftbJle XP> the UbysTjos of the Boy,Ms pteP^JLUftft fS&Bt compiled by ••• and Saro J. Elccardi.Provisional ed. N. 2., How Xbrk Public Library, 1957* 66 p. z 69^5* F*f fol. Ref. Forthcoming toofe.u ft nbi-^qt^vjffidAtjn& of Boofos,, In print. H. 1.71.X Bowkor Co.f 19&6- tt 121?. P972VRof. Fraenkel, Joseph, ffho,,„ Jewish, proas gj ,thf yprMU 4-th ed. London, Cultural Dept* of the World Jewish Congress. C1957> el956] 78 p. z 6367. F7 1957 Ref. Frank. Joseph. The beglantos of frho, M^JWS- paper? 1620-1660. Cambridge, Harvard University Press, 1961* x,3*pi PH 5115. F7 1961. Frankfurt am Main* Deutsche Bibliothek. Deutsche BlftUQKgftpfrif.t %*tt,mhxUtMm H^liftnggphiw, ,4®y to Pgufrsch- laad ersefle^nflon ipierJtQl44lsc^ciniiVqrMg^einUJrffinHar^n sowje qer dffftiich Gropp, Arthur -rlc, coop* Vnioniis.t.oX ktititik African aragaperg in, Ubraxje,smi,to vhft^fllftffl MU%M* Washington, Dept. of Cultural Affairs, Pan A-nerican Union, 1953* x, 235 p* L 69M. 07 fol. Hef. Hachette, Paris* fat ,lppafv,lfrllan j-jjeyuos ftj^riq<^QUjs>tJ Hewitt, Arthur Reginald, jfojofl XUXjaiMmmsr mX\h, .BftyjPftgff 1, to nftyndqaj, Ojrf ojEfl,, anfl Cajby|4go< B jondonj Published for the Institute of Conssonyealth Studio .by] Athlone Press, University of London, I960, ix, «+01 p. " 69V5. H55 I960 fol* Kef. Homer, Thomas Johnston. A, gulflf, $9, mXoX .PVflt- lig&tj^Qing &m^JUu&&v, ,Aw. xaXLirt JPV, ,,ny„ cepf njay, ..giwrrfM 111 BwftQtta .ftTOSfltifiP, ftM JAftitti&b compiled and edited by ... with the co-operation of a comisittee of librarians aid other scholars ... Boston, Mass., The Trustees of the Public Library, 1922-56. 7 pts. [svi, 779 p.] Z 69$5. B75 1922 fol. Kef. Hove, Julian van* ^porftoAro, des,, ^jodiqugl >rairie ©ncyclopedique, Supplement. 1, 1955- Humanities desearch Council of Canada. Canadian KrftdUite.mtfhggyg to |to hu^aitiga, aafljgfflfrA $<;X,Qp,ci£i-X2ZX~ *t6a .Wfffrg, des ffifSj^g es^^lonj d^nj l^hu^MMMfr X*$M sciences sociales* [Ottawa, King's Printer, 1951] IT* p« -6 5055* C2 H8 fol. Hef* India (Republic) Information Jerviees, Guide to IMXm gjRij||fi|3.lii .lft|Sff56» Poona [1956] «ii, 385 III p. BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SOURCES CONSULTED 67 tmgjjX if fflttflift&ffl tm Ubrf^ftMsfltt* Urbane, ? Kemble.-tdyardI Cleveland( * A MsftOT ftl 9„fflllftfiriJ___I tt«-we»»sftrs rIffl__r_iai_ iqajQ^iays.. . EditeSaltedd anandd witwithh aa foreworforewordd boyy Hele aeienj Harding Bretnor*Los Gates, Calif*, Talisman Press, 1962. 398 p. PM ^897. C2 $* 1962 Ref. 1965* a» 235 p* ^ 6958* C5 t$ fWLi a«f* Krakdw. U_iwSr_#het Jagiellohski. Biblioteka* IllffftyfrOTs^iWilT^ x*fcj«5i33rat3]Ei^3^ raco\wala j Kasiralera Tatarowio^ Srskftw, 1M1* 193 _ 2 2521* K73 *fcf* -y^* ' ikew, lidJUl.9• * 3 CI] p« Laurie, Kenneth Bayne, ed* _The country pj»oss im»4iH__ ; ._utat l ,_ it,fo*J:^f»*^^lMT*flfrS' 11—__-Obfte* jhft.dAftirAl^a tojftJdtonUwr jtolAfttig^ Melbourne, Victorian County Press Assooiafioh 11962j 1 v# unpaged* £_fe»2« V5 1.3 f«3U «tfe K ,._..* . riffi^t-??1*1-"^ BMJ8*|i .«™ A__v__»iwt * „_fl*n»i ^iflfiftjatftott jtftil 4MM£J*——Uu* -"mSEsTeT^sgr^^lTJ^yjg'f^ Chicago, 1, London, Library Association. 71. L6l7Bof. •' ISMII c %lbra^3f tasfoffis. Urbane, 111* 1, 1953- «%«hi»'. • * J Lingonfelter, Eijhard a. Tho newjpapc:ya of ,j*evj||t 0 i Mff^|ywg choskie taoiitsy; potrograd, Tip* a* A* smtmakhera 1 a. Brukera, 1915. xlv, 267, 151 P. Z 6956 H9 15 fol* &ef. Luttreall. Kstelle. Mewgpfrpais,, .anfl .periodicals Qf iriagM, ^fhmi* Tucson, University of Arizona, 01950. 123 p» 26052* A75 L8 Hef. Madden, Richard Eobert. The, hlsfrary of jrigfr «Ere»T«RfWEX3* ,ffirt<|i7i At;? 9yigiffia..wra*giif ,iw4 ylMaAt*tl,„iaihiafl9iAg«p, M, rawMW ,p«r.iffMnnffwmfflw wra* tfrg press ^ Xgelfl^q Majolo Molinari, Olga. k s.^ya Hfliiw4i«frA|fl»ftftft Manitoba. University. Library. Al,pJm^aUff,a3>,,Ult |f .Pg^^dAfaa,!! ,flftflmr l$%* Cwtnnipeg, 1956] 3l6 1* i l Manitoba Library Association. VftXm IU§ frfi, ,. n aggiliiU fo/tftft'"Slf *foff ?MflEffifr** [Winnipeg] 1961* [3] Kendoaa Lopes, Margarita. Qat;a*V9gQ„ df tIfflbiUsY» pAgagg peffigdiggs js^egnaj,* Mexico, 1959. xi, 262 p. Merrill,,.John Calhoun* |M ffoplffi OTM»„by ..*, Carter a# Bryan [and] Marvi*• n Aliskyifcyj[B* [Bato« n Rouge] Louisiana stats UnlveUniversitr y Press Clv6b] xlv, 256 p. m ^736* M39 fol. Ref* Microfilm Service 4 Sales Co*, Dallas* jipnth- ^orn newspapers on microfilm. Dallas [1959?] CI], 59, Mostar. Roman. 4 fiJMflfc.1 W MJMltX% Mr%hW$t MtytmPftift MXi M,%M yiMXmuiii *t ¥JM^1M%QMM^MZ> Compiled by •** and J* Ronald Todd. Seattle, University of Washington Library, 1950. 16 Cl] p» 2 6953* 3^ M6 fol. Ref. BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SOURCES CONSULTED ^9 Tfrj .jtttoaai jwifla gfttsaofii 191^X9^ XmxXxiUt m Committee on Hesources of American Libraries of the American Library Association. .Ann Arbor, ^ich., J. W. Edwards, 1961. 30 v. I 881. Al U37*+ fol. Hef. te*% yOTro.sffiqt?iAK, Mbjary 91 ymimm wXv&H .caxda, .ami tjtflpff, reported „bx.fttfft»y .AfJXtaftu MbiEftElfta* Compilei by the Library of Congress with the cooperation of the Committee on Hesources of American Libraries of the American Library Association. Peterson, if. J., Kowraan and Littlefield, 196l. 28 v. 2 881. Al U3?6 1961 fol. Hef. ^^J^Uoml.wiftia^^^PKft JL95fr- i .f.qwffftftUY*' %%%l*,$ yopfliftftA ."jar rttMfX ,AavElc¥VUfrm*ft&t Washington, *). C., 1956- J 381* Al U39 fol* Kef. New Zealand. General Assembly. Library. Ifevs- . London, Bonn Bros*, 18**6~ j 1966. 982 p. m6. £.5 M6 fol* lief, North Carolina* State Dept* of Archives and History. Hflftfltt Uf* ft,lfestfr»CfyQM^,1W¥mOTyat IWfrriljQQ* Edited by II. G. Jones and Julius H. Avant, in co-operation with the Coraraittee on the Conservation of Newspaper Hesources of the Morth Carolina Library Association. Raleigh, 1963* xiii, 152 1. Z 6952* N6 A58 fol. Hef. Oehlerts. Donald E. Q^de |o Colorado newspaperst 18 50-196 "ly compiled by ... Denver, bibliographical Center for Research, ttoeky Mountain Region, 19#f* x, 18** p. I 6952. C7 03 Hef* yftteta. IjX^XMI.MmQXvXlmi tfflgfl* Toronto. 1, 1962- War.!?, M^TMX I^YUM* Toronto. 1, 1916- BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SOURCES CONSULTED 70 Oregon. State Library, Salem. ftjsgQn, newgjpa,p,sr,8: alflte a grftite^i>AjiMioWfl ftf, iftxtl-inajlU Oregon ilgtoxlcaj,..Sffei^y Libgsjqr.t OrQjBaO,/tat« LlbrarX, UfliY* varsity of Piggon Uto«x»saiem, or*, 1963. 70 p. 2 69M. 07 fol* Hef. Pakistan. Press Information Department. General lift ,ft,f nwira»*tttri, mft mjftflitt&u pftUaltafl ,ia lokXM&m? Karachi, Govt* of Pakistan Press, I960, xi, 59p. 2 6958* P2 A3 I960 fol. Hef* Pan American Institute of Geography and History. Library, frls^a, fle^paMflMffitepffiJ, RftEiffiMittM Mt^tovlltrf *MXhX^is%J«%M}XinymMl MUfrut9 $mmxX Paris. Bibliothbque nationale. Jop^rtement do? periodiques. Qaftaloap, eflUecUlC., ,fl,es, JM$Mknfl ,fl,Uaf„%r- m&lm KMiM$mm^XMM,M,Jmmfa ^%zmXX%^Xm 4® ^57„1 I961*Paris, 1962. 129 [3] P* Z 6956. F8 P3 Ret. Paris* Bibliothbque nationale. Departement des periodiques. fcerjo^ucs, sJLftTfft,,•«, «JMltfSnTg.» mUUqTO,; mn%,Am ttoJLllwUwfll.wTtt1S5P.*[H4dig $ pnr E* Bella de Bellu, Publie sous la direction de 3. ^affittoj Paris, 1956 2v. [xxi, 873 P.] Z 6f*5< P2*f Hef. BIBLIOGRAPHIC .V, iOUIlCLo Cv^JLTi,!) 71 —m ouppleraent, 1951-1960. [Uedit;u p-tr ,,. Bella de Ballu] Paris, 1963. PollUM* „ho^4ftook, mj^lM, 9f ftJW W/Kr.BfffUft* Relations, 1927- 1 1965. x, 356 p* JF 37. P6 fol* Ref. Ref. rief« Eead, Donald* fjrega an&, atojaie,,, .IHfcM^t .gPigjon. ia, tft*., feflfiliah ,„ffUlfS* London, K. Arnold [1961] 227 p. PH 5122.1» #Mrt9ly,e ,4*, la, tim^QnVt.A^mkXX^XQM Brlodigues francaiaes. Paris, Editions de la docuaenta- tionjfrnB^oisoriJjE- | 19&» 1231 p. Z 6956. F8 afc Ref. St. John's, Hfld. ?4emorial University of ilow- 3askatoon* Public Library. 4 JLJsA o;C M»m,pi fUfJ ,M4, Aft jbJ , PT0Yta6t„/alf, ,,§p&|tahjBwaa,, Kay ,23,,, I91Z. [Saskatoon. 1937] 291.(Its Bulletin, Ho 37) Z 6^*5* S385 fol. Hef. saskatoon. Public Library. Reference Dept. List of gariaJULla ,&» .library. Saskatoon, 1962 [lj 26 1. Scholefield, Guy Hardy. Efmpaoerg la jfew JftiflaM. Wellington, A. H. & A. W* Heed [1958] 2%7 p.Hi 5592. 335 Hef. Scott, rranklin William* Newspapers and periodicals atim^,|i lgfek§.%9« Hevised and enlarged edition. Springfield, 111., Illinois otate Historical Library, 1910, civ, [2], 610 p. Z 6952. 13 32 1910 Ref. BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SOUHCK3 CONSULTED 72 Seguin, Jean-Pierre. V,^£\?O^Ug,9 ,^a fr,pff,tf», '}-$ gOJtWirVHt iJtari l II* Oonbve, E. Dros, 1961. 133 »* Sofia* Bulgarski bibliografskl Institut* SftfffHi, PfFiQ4^|ffH WfJ*f*Vt Iv^mtl Aaotlran bibllo- grafskl ukazatel. Sofia, lauka 1 iskustvo, 1962* 2 6956* B9 S65 fol* »«f* Special Libraries Association* Montreal Chapter* foiott lUt Qf ja9rla3.fi Ifl Mofit^fil ,fifl4 YMaUy, edited by B* L. Anderson. Montreal, 1965* 1 v* unpaged* z &T%5* m5 1965 fol* Kef* Special Libraries Association. San Francisco Bay Region Chapter* yftjon, XXs% Q,f Wlfljiffifili M %ht/m FraiwUffQ^^y .rgKlgfl*, uPt* 1*, £^lafegfl*U* „ ru 2* papers. 2d ed. [San Franciscoj 1952. 1*P%# 2 6W« S77 1952 fol* Hef* Standard periodical directoryi the ooiaplfite guide %Q, „ BPXE tfaia^tfflfc ralfciOtrtf i ifefl,jjja^li Mf jam|Ms> 3* x,, Oxbridge Puol* Co* ly6«Vo5* * ©951* S7 fol* n»f» Sud, Krishna Kant a. IMJaa, Pgl toxicals, .fljgtffitaCfr Calcutta. Business Forms Private Ltd** Periodicals Indexing Service [19W 188 p« 2 6958* 1^58 fol* Hef* Tsft. William Howard. fiXjmmX miSMWTA*„ Columbia, University of Missouri Press Llfwr j x, *f28 p. psr ^897* M6 T3 Thomas, Isaiah* the fo|rtory,,,,0,1,,,aftlftUM,,3Ul,.AWlAfflt yitfc a biography •JisSaJSiBB—>£%«—• B ffft^ TO M»tf^yB!Jx.fiMfy.t t4fta0 «&,ft44itioj litttt lAinii , fJilflgM, JPA*9„#19M,, MtYAftttff, • ,m, ,Wiff nCwvlMAy *f«I«W»*SPVW. ,. Published under the supervision of a special Committee of tho American Antiquarian Society* Albany, If. T., *T* Hunsell, printer, l37*f* 2 v* 2 208. K*f5i Eef* •tfa n*h«m •»* Times, London* x ...... _„. . mfts nfiX niSflgfe^fih and Wtlih M¥apflPftf8» paagings 4,|fY^f¥j>f London, Times* 1920* 212 p* 1 1«, L p* £21$»3*3fj xxxv p* 2 695o* B5 ?5 Hef* BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SOUKCJ& CuUoJLILU; 73 Toronto* Public Library* Guide to serial apartafrU rtftiYti,i.» %U% tonlfJtoteUfl»ltorv ^ [Toronto, 1966] [1] 1., TO p., 67 1* 2 69**5* T6U5 fol* Ref. TOK9. tortlttlii far JAtorsilti* a* *• 1, Ap 19^7- MUUSS Ts^f3^*J$liFTO^ —— - ~ x,. a. a* Bowker company,, 'lfS193a* f 10th ed* h3 667 »• Z 6m* WfSll lief. tffllaa le4»l.llal^fft£ii^| ,ia ^bgarlfgof t^e ani,t,e,a Canada* 3a ed* Edited by Edna Brown Titus* «• *»• «* **« Wilson Go*, 1965* 5 v* (w*9) p. 4 69M* U^5 1965 fol. aef* Union Research Institute* Catalogue of salt f' SJ«VJi9 *7;W*f*» f*FSJ!f 3. ju|t> Kowloon, Eong KoConi g 1.1962j &¥ p, 116 p« 2 6959. C5 U5 fol* Hef* United -J at ions Educational Solentlfic and Cultural U« 3* Sept. of State* AehaekUaiftf Mrtttoaol l 1 nttlkltaha'^4sTT^Iin»|i"f* la!^if#! th»!."|ei R«^|Ug af,JlffliM UHfiMte mmaSOXUJL 1952* 33P« £ly'Janes 0* Chandler* Washington] *, S« Library of Congress* Tfto Library „oj;,j feher a&tftlogt a auatalatiya list of works rep iowlan^and uftfeffell,i$6V*^2Vv* £ III*Al* U372*196»* fol* Hef* CfttfUOK. fttffefi ftroiWMh Washington, fl. c* Je/Kr 1950* U* 3* Library of Congress* trs of the liovlet Union. In the Library of Congress. mwn&KMvi :^I^TW^T7!^lint7»^i^»^S[»» Jaui L, iioreoky* Washington, 3la vie and Central Ktsropo&n division, Reference Department, Library of Congress, 1962* iv, 73 P« 2 6956* H9 U55 fol* lief* BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SOURCES COXULTkD 71* U, S. Library of Congress* General Reference and Bibliography Divi sion* Union, lisfts, of serliAsi QlMLJo- granhv compiled by Huth a* Froitagt Bibliography and Reference Correspondence Section* Washington, For sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U. J. Govt. Print, off., 196%. xiii. 150 p* z 69^5* U5 U53 fol. aof. U* S. Library of Congress. Periodicals Division. less of Henry 3* Parsons, chief, Periodicals Division* Washing ton, U. s. Govt. Print* Off., 1936* vi, **01 p. z 6951. U^7 fol* Hef. U« S. Library of Congress. Periodicals Division. A., gftttoft. ,Utff nwX.AOTIftW IWJW,PftMr.B ift.Jrfri ^itojy. ,9t Can?r?as.Compiled under the direction of Allan B, alauson, chief of Periodical Division. Washington, Govt. Print. Off., 1901* 9 p., 11-292 numbered 1. Z 6©*5* U5 C35 1901 fol. Ref. U. J. Library of Congress. Periodicals Division. i,ehe,c,k,l,lUftt gf, fattipjmmivmi flB,,tho TOrary of Congress, newlv compiled under the direction of Henry :*. Parsons, chief, rerlodleal Division* Washington, U. -;. Govt* Print. Off,, 1929* vi, 209 p. z 69^5. U5 C35 1929 fol* Hef. U. 3. Library of Congress. Processing Dep«rtiaent. M8$Xm gfiffiftfljofJU, fc* „tft»,jtfllinU ,yfliYex,slty Library, „a dheekl^st" ¥sJthinston* 1Q59.120 p* Z 69*f5. U5 m fol. U* 3. Library of Congress. Serial Division. African, no^psjftri,in. M,Mil^Tl?ap iUbrar/iesj, ,ft „rt^yg list. 3d ed.Coapiledby Hoaanne M* Barry. Washington, Serial Division, The Reference Department, Library of Congress, 1965* Yiii, 135 p. Z 6959. J52 1965 fol* Hef. U» S* Library of Congress. Serial Division. Post- war tmXm mv^mmi^&m%QKli§%^ Washington, 1953. U. 5* Library of Congress. Slavic and Central European Division* JkmMMSt,„®1 M»t, Cenj^l,Mfl,£P\tffor 0» Carlton. Washington [Govt. Print.Off., 1965] vil, 20% p* 2 6955* Z9 U52 fol. Hef. BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SOUUCfciS COHGULTJSD 75 U* S. Library of Congress. Slavic and Central iief. U. 3* Library of Congress. Union Catalog Division* %WSPfipers 9,a ^orama* Cist ed. Washington [etc.] Library of Congress Let©*] IP©- i 5th ed. 1963* xv, 305 p* 2 69^5. U5 N% fol* Hef. U* 3. Library of Congress. Union Catalog Division* SeJUctjed. l;U,t ,o,f, Jflitffj, 3,WtM , Wffl&MM ffigM^fl ?QX preservation, fry, ALA ffft^^ff»,..flB>,,P,flrffV 1, 1928. edited by Mary Burnhsa, managing editor, Carol Hard* »*th ed. ». X., B* W. Wilson Co., 1928. $l&* p. 2 1215. U6 1928 fol. Ref. (Supplement) emulative bffPfc jnfl@j;i a, world list of books in the Lngllsh langua/re. Cumulations. N. X., H. W. Wilson Co., 1923- Vsesoiuznaia knishnaia palata. 1 erlodioheskaia pegftftV S$SR, 19;i7r*i% bm^gfrf |0hesk*i ttkasateV | Sharnaly. trudy \ bjunale^it syo,4nye,„uk^^?J.4» Moscow, 19&3. §63, IIJ P* Z 6956. u9>82: fol*Hef. Ward, Willlan Jrcith.,:nltn*. MMMft*,,, and XWAggXia^ng uUftflftj t ftl serials published in the arltiihlslcs* 1739-1612. ington, University of Kentucky Press [1953J xv, ISO p, i. 6956. S5 W27 Hef. wepsiec. Jan. PoUsfo seyial,,,jMbJlic,^lonst 19' 3a 1^2, An annotated bibliography. Chicago, 196*f.501 » pi Z 2523. V* fol. Hef. Wlllqing, i'lucene Paul, fiflfthpjlic .aeri^s, ,of, Vttt the nineteenth century in.the United 3tat.es.: .a descriptive PMILQMMMJ^ mXm l.iU„fr* Second series. By ... and Herta Hatsfeld. Washington, Catholic Univorsity of America I-ress, 1959* Pt. 1. Minnesota, Worth Dakota and South Dakota. 1959. Pt. 2. Wisconsin, i960. It. 3. Illinois. 1961. Pt. *. Indiana, 1962. it. 5. Pennsylvania* 19$+. Pt. 6. Iowa. 1963. it. 7. >iichif,- ,,,, »Mimas* 1 wn$ MM®* 8fth annual issue. London. Willing*f s Press Gorviee lots*] 1962. Ch6 p. L 6956. 10 V/5 Uef. Wisconsin* State Historical Society. Guide to tfilfiflasln ttWiPoPvSti, WteXW* compiled by Donald fc. Cehlerts. Hadison, 1958. Hv7 338 p. Z 6952. W8 ^76 Hef. Wisconsin. State Historical society. Library. AffiflPtafttfll APPJEtfDIX NftiiUNAL LIBRARY BIBLIOTHEQUE NATIONALE PUBLIC ARCHIVES BUILDING EDIFICE DES ARCHIVES PUBLIQUES OTTAWA 2 OTTAWA 2 78 As my thesis for the degree of MLS I am undertaking the compilation of a "Union list of commonwealth and foreign newspapers held by Canadian libraries", which may eventually be published by the National Library. The list will include all newspapers published in any language and in any country outside Canada. I feel that this reference tool will be useful to libraries and to their patrons. Frequently, in the course of our Union Catalogue location work here at the National Library, we are unable to provide locations for newspapers because there is no up-to-date union list. In order to compile this list of newspaper holdings I am taking the liberty of asking for your co-operation in filling out the accompanying questionnaires, indicating your present holdings and whether you intend to continue the subscription and retain your holdings. I realize that listing your holdings will mean considerable work for you and your staff but I hope that, when published, the list will prove to be of considerable value to you. Additional questionnaires are available if needed. Thank you for your attention. Your co-operation will be gratefully acknowledged. Sincerely, Stephan Rush, Reference Librarian. NATIONAL LIBRARY BIBLIOTHEQUE NATIONALE PUBLIC ARCHIVES BUILDING EDIFICE DES ARCHIVES PUBLIQUES OTTAWA 2 OTTAWA 2 79 A member of our reference staff is working for his Master of Library Science degree and the university has agreed to accept for his thesis a "Union list of commonwealth and foreign newspapers held by Can adian libraries". The list will include all newspapers published in any language and in any country outside Canada. This gives us an opportunity to have the work of compila tion done by a member of our staff on his own time. The results can eventually be published by the National Library. We feel that this ref erence tool will be useful to libraries and to their patrons. Frequently, in the course of our Union Catalogue location work, we are unable to provide locations for newspapers because there is no up-to-date union list for foreign papers. The list can be compiled only if he may ask libraries for co-operation in filling out the questionnaires, indicating present hold ings and whether the library intends to continue the subscription and retain the holdings. We realize that listing of ne\*spaper holdings will mean considerable work for libraries and their staff but we hope that, when published, the list will prove to be of considerable value to the Canadian libraries. I should appreciate it if you would let me know whether your staff can undertake the work of reporting. A sample questionnaire is enclosed and we shall be happy to send you a supply later. Sincerely, Martha Shepard, Chief of the Reference Division. INAIIUNAL LIBRARY BIBLIOTHEQUE NATIONALE PUBLIC ARCHIVES BUILDING EDIFICE DES ARCHIVES PUBLIQUES OTTAWA 2 OTTAWA 2 80 Un bibliothecaire de la Division de reference prepare une these de maitrise sur le sujet suivant: Catalogue collectif des journaux etrangers et du Commonwealth dans les bibliotheques canadiennes - Union list of Commonwealth and foreign newspapers held by Canadian libraries. Ce repertoire comprendra tous les journaux publies a. l'exterieur du Canada quelle qu'en soit la langue. Ceci nous permettra de faire executer ce travail de compila tion par un membre de notre personnel clurant ses moments de loisirs. Cette liste pourra eventuellement etre publiee par la Bibliotheque nationale. Nous croyons que ce repertoire sera utile aux bibliotheques et a leurs usarers. II arrive souvent que dans notre travail de reference a, la Biblio theque nationale nous soyons incapables de localiser un journal parce qu'il n'y a pas de catalogue collectif complet et recent des journaux etrangers. Ce bibliothecaire ne pourra effectuer ce travail de compila tion que si les bibliotheques lui assurent leur collaboration. II faudra remplir des formules founissant l'etat actuel de votre collection et faire rapport de vos nouvelles acquisitions. Nous sommes conscients de la somme de travail demande au personnel de votre bibliotheque, mais nous croyons que cette liste pourrait rendre d'innombrables services. Auriez-vous l'obligeance de nous faire savoir si votre per sonnel est dispose a rendre compte de votre collection de journaux etrangers? Vous trouverez sous pli un exemplaire des formules a utiliser et nous serons heureux de vous en faire parvenir d'autres plus tard suivant votre decision. Esperant votre collaboration, je vous prie d'agreer 1'expression de mes sentiments distingues. Martha Shepard, Chef de la Division de reference. NATIONAL LIBRARY OF CANADA BIBLIOTHEQUE NATIONALE DU CANADA REFERENCE DIVISION gl DIVISION DE REFERENCE QUESTIONNAIRE Library reporting: Nom de la bibliotheque: Title of the newspaper: Titre du journal: Place and courtry of publication: Pays et ville de publication: Language: Langue: Frequency: Period!cite« Holdings of the Ixbrary reporting (or retention period if not retained), La bibliotheque poss&de (periods de conservation provisoire si vous ne le gardez pas definitivement): Original: Original: Microfilm: a) negatives Microfilm: a) negatlf: b) positive: b) positif: RATIONAL LIBRARY OF CANADA BIBLIOTHEQUE NATIONAL DU CANADA REFERENCE DIVISION 82 DIVISION DE REFERENCE N.B. We intend to include in the Union list of commonwealth and foreign newspapers all non-Canadian papers, printed at short intervals (dailies, weeklies), containing news, editorials, features, advertising and other matter regarded as of current interest (e. £. New Yorl: Times, Christian Science ilonitor, Times, Le Fifjaro, Pravda, Izvestiia, Borba, Deutsche Zeitun?;, Osservatore Romano, etc.) '.re should like to know all your holdings (original or microfilm co:y) and whether you intend to continue the subscription. '.;e plan to list all holdings even if a newspaper is cuirently received and not retained by the library. In the latter case we should. lil:e to Icnow the retention period. "Te should appreciate you sendinr; us your holdings any time before Fovember 1, 1965. i.Te are fourrardin?- the required questionnaires. Thanl: you for your co-operation. N.B. Fous desirons inclure dans ce Catalonie, collectif des journau>: etrangers et du Commonwealth dans les bibliotheques canadiennes tous les journaux non canadiens publies a. intervalle rapprochee (quotidiens et hebdomadaires) fournxssant des nouvelles, des editoriaux et des annonces die nature courante (e.-.. Few Yorl: Times, Christian Science Monitor, Times, Le Figaro, Pravda, Borba, Deutsche Zeitun:;, Osservatore Homano etc.) Fous aimerions connaitre l'etat complet de votre collection (ed. orifinale ou ed. sur microfilm) et si vous aves 1'intention de renouveler votre abonnement. Fous voulons e^alement mentionner les journaux regus, mais non conserves par les bibliotheques canadiennes, Dans ce dernier cas, nous aimerions scvoir la duree de la periode de conservation. Vous pouvez faire parvenir votre rapport en tout temps avant le ler novembre 1965. Vous trouverez sous pli les formules necessaires. Merci de votre collaboration et veuillez accepter l'expression de mes meilleurs sentiments. —• wi\ni\ I BIBLIOTHEQUE NATIONALE PUBLIC ARCHIVES BUILDING EDIFICE DES ARCHIVES PUBLIQUES OTTAWA 2 OTTAWA 2 83 '.•le are now editing the entries for the Union list o.' r.on- r.e'js^'.ners held by Canadian libraries and have cone across :.-e pro'r._er(s) riven below, It would help us if you co-old suppl" v;e -is.-in" information. Thank you for your co-operation. Nous editons actuellment les entrees pour le C^talorue collectif des .journaux non-canaaiens dans les bibliotheques canadiennes et nous qvons rencontre le(s) probleme(s) enumere(s) ci-dessous. Vous nous aiieriez en nous fournissant les informations qui nous manquent. Merci de votre collaboration. Sincerely, / Sincerement, Martha Shepard, Chief of the Reference Livision Chef de la bivision de Reference. INMIIUINAL LIBRARY BIBLIOTHEQUE NATIONALE PUBLIC ARCHIVES BUILDING EDIFICE DES ARCHIVES PUBLIQUES OTTAWA 2 OTTAWA 2 &h Thank you for contributing to the Union list of non-Canadian newspapers held by Canadian libraries. We know that the reporting of your non-Canadian newspaper holdings must have been an additional burden for you, and we appreciate your kind co-operation in this regard. Your contribution will be included and acknowledged in the Union list. Sincerely, Martha Shepard, Chief of the Reference Division. INAIIUINAL LIBRARY BIBLIOTHEQUE NATIONALE PUBLIC ARCHIVES BUILDING EDIFICE DES ARCHIVES PUBLIQUES OTTAWA 2 OTTAWA 2 Q5 Merci de votre collaboration au projet de Catalogue collectif des iournaux noq canadjeqs dans les bibliotheques canadiennes. Nous reconnaissons que le reportage de vos journaux non canadiens vous a demand! un surcroxt de travail, et, a cet effet, nous apprecions grandement votre aimable collaboration. Votre contribu tion sera raentionneee t reconnue dans cette liste collec tive. Veuillez accepter l1expression de mes sentiments distigues. Bien votre, Martha Shepard, Chef de la Division de reference. ABSTRACT OF held by Canadian librariesL The project undertaken Involved the consideration of the world1s press and of various aspects of it. The continent of Europe gave birth to the press, and the highest readership still is there. The press of the world is expanding, but the developed countries have lost a number of titles because of economic competition and result ing mergers, while the underdeveloped countries lack the resources for the expansion of their press. Newspaper preservation raises a difficulty in libraries because of the inferior quality of wood pulp paper which quickly deteriorates. Lack of space is another factor though microfilming seems to be an answer; yet microfilms have also been found to deteriorate. New research will probably be undertaken on the problem of newspaper preservation. The previously published lists including Canadian holdings of non-Canadian newspapers are not satisfactory. There was a need to include all Canadian libraries and to list their holdings. 1 Stephan Hush, Master1a thesis presented to the Library School of the University of Ottawa, 1966. Part One: XI, 87 p.$ Part Two: XI, 270 p. ABSTBACT The present lift is the result of a survey based on questionnaires, the reports to the Union Catalogue at the National Library, and the holdings included In the other lists. It contains holdings of one hundred and twenty-three Canadian libraries which are in the original, reprints, microcard, and microfilm editions. These are incomplete and for recent Issues or years mostly. An improvement in holdings of non-Canadian news papers in Canadian libraries is necessary. This could be planned and made effective by the National Library of Canada sponsoring a pool of microfilm reproductions or a co-operative regional division of the newspapers of various countries so as to avoid duplioatlon of effort, save space, and reduce the cost of preservation of newspapers. PAHff TWO TABLE OF COWTKWTB Page Introductory note ill Participating libraries vii Abbreviations used xi Union list of non-Canadian newspapers held by Canadian libraries 1 Index 213 IHTHUDUCTOiii NOTE This list contains one thousand and seventy-five numbered titles arranged alphabetically under the appro priate country. The most recent nam© of a country is given. However, if variant or previous names deviate -nuch from the prerent naiae, a "see reference* is given in the index from the previous name to the most recent name in use. Thus Egypt is entered as the United Arab Republic. Each sovereign country is subdivided under the member states or autononou3 regions; thus Great Britain is subdivided under England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales, the United Jtates is subdivided under the various states; and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics is subdivided under the member republics. No other countries except the above mentioned were subdivided according to regions. The next subdivision Is the cities. If the city1s name has been changed, "see references" are provided from the previous names to the most recent one, and the titles are arranged in alphabetical order under the cities. Each newspaper is entered under the most recent title. Since its entry is under the country and under the city, no place and country of publication is repeated in the entry. The title is followed by the starting date and the date when publication ceased if a newspaper is not IiiTilOD'JCTwItf X'uTii iv published any more, ftext the frequency is given. If frequency varied, this is indicated. It did not however seem necessary or useful to give dates for various frequency changes. The frequency is followed by the language of publication. For the sake of uniformity and because many titles are published in two languages, the language In which a newspaper is published is siven for each title. Another reason for indicating the language is to make it possible to discover how many languages are represented by these non-Canndian newspaper holdings. The history of each title was traced, and any changes of title occurring during its publication are indicated after the frequency and the language of publica tion. "See references" to the most recent title are Included in the index. Beginning articles in the titles (der, 11, le, the, etc.) are omitted. The titles are entered as distinct names, e. g.,tiey Iqr k Tines, is entered "S Tioies under :fev x'ork, ^yflney, i'teatoflWffilfl as hsmXm, HeraldT etc. However, "see references" from the cities are provided in the index. The holdings included in this list come frora three sources. Firstly, the libraries which have filled out the questionnaires which represent about ninety per cent or rsore of all the holdings. u©condly, those items which were reported by libraries to the National Library* s Union IHTROmJCTORr KOTB V Catalogue, af which there were quite a few. The last and the smallest part are the holdings af Canadian libraries lnelttdod |A previously publlahad lists. 'There are not siany af thesef but in" order to wake this list as complete as possible the holdings froa these lists were included.> Slate tMrtqafl newsTin^era was published almost thirty years ago*'; a library whose holdings ware taken froa this source la tterked.and an:explanation in a footnote la given in order"to•1st anyone consulting this list know that the> holdings of?that-partiaolar library aight net be up*to-date, Xibrari The holdingsUnaladed in the list contain original printed sepias* reprints* microeards, and microfilms, both aasiti-wand aegativa* -If a library has original eepies oalyy there is no note preceding the holdings, for it should be obvious'that these are tha original oopies* • • gonerer* If a * library holds a reprlat asessiy other forms Of rewsm»cr|*(|» (sierocards, microfilm) this Is clearly Indicated preceding the holdlagSj a, *g. OOWI. atp 193 AC Calgary Pubilo Library, Calgary Alberta ACU Library, University of Calgary, Calgary, Alberta AE Edmonton Public Library, Edmonton, Alberta AEU University of Alberta Library, Edmonton, Alberta BVa Vancouver Public Library, Vancouver, British Columbia BVaU University of British Columbia Library, Vancouver, British Columbia BVaUC Library, Union College of British Columbia, Vancouver. British Columbia BVi Vietoria Public Library, Victoria, British Columbia , BViP Provincial Library, Victoria, British Columbia1 BViPA Provincial Archives Library, Victoria, British Columbia BV1V University of Victoria Library, Victoria, British Columbia MW Winnipeg Public Library, Winnipeg, Manitoba MWP Provincial Library of Manitoba* Winnipeg, Manitoba MWU University of Manitoba Libraryf Winnipeg, Manitoba MWUC United College Library, Winnipeg, Manitoba HBFU University of Hew Brunswick Library, Frederlcton, New Brunswick HBS St. John Public Library, St. John, Hew Brunswick SBSM Library, Hew Brunswick Museum, Pt. John. New Brunswick NBSaM Mount Allison University Library, Sackville, Hew Brunswick HBW Fisher Memorial Library* Woodstock, Hew Brunswick NSAS St. Francis Xavier University Library, Antigonishy Nova Scotia HSH Halifax Memorial Library. Halifax, Nova Scotia HSHD DaUiousie University Library, Halifax, Nova Scotia NSHK University of King,s College Library, Halifax, Hfova Scotia [fSHL Legislative Library. Halifax, Nova Scotia NSHPL Nova Seotla Provincial Library, Halifax, Mova Seotia &8HR Library, Hova Scotia Rese rch Foundation, Halifax, Hova Scotia 1 Holdings taken from Aj^rjc.an, newspapers, 1821-1936. PARTICIPATE hi LIBRARIES viil HSHS at. Mary»s University Library, Halifax, Jova rcotia !1SWA Acadia University Library, Wolfville, Hova Scotia fffSO Qosling Memorial Library, 3t. John* s, Newfoundland HfSM Memorial University Library, St. John's, Newfoundland OH Hanilton Public Library, Hamilton, Ontario OHM McMaster University Library, Hamilton, Ontario OHkC Library, Industrial Cellulose Research Limited, Hawkesbury, Ontario OEF Fort Frontenac Library, National Defence Colicjo, Kingston. Ontario OK"j queen's University Library, Kingston, Ontario OKit Kitchener Public Library, Kitchener, Ontario OL London Public Library, London, Ontario OLH Huron College Library. London, Ontario OOAr. Library, Bureau of Audience Research, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, Ottawa, Ontario OOAg Dept* of Agriculture, Main Library, Ottawa, Ontario 00B Bank of Ciaada Library, Ottawa, untario 00C Ottawa Public Library. Ottawa, Ontario OOCC Carleton University Library, Ottawa, Ontario OOCU Library, Association of Universities and ColXo.jos of Canada, Ottawa, Ontario OOCit Dept. of Manpower and IsMigratlon Library, Ottawa,, Ontario 00« Dept. of External Affairs Library, Ottawa, Ontario OOEC Library* Economic Council of Canada, Ottawa, Ontario OOF Dept» of Finance Library, Ottawa, Ontario OOGB Geographical Braneh Library* Ottawa, Ontario OOi-lL Library, Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, Ottawa, Ontario GQ.'I National Science Library, Ottawa, Ontario OGIJD Dept, of national Defence Library, Ottawa, Ontario OOilG national Ctellery of Canada Library, Ottawa, Ontario OOtfL national Library of Canada, Ottawa, Ontario OOP Library of Parliament. Ottawa, Ontario 00$ Bureau of Statistics "Library, Ottawa. Ontario OOSC Library. Supreme Court of Canada, Ottawa, Ontario OOSJ La BibllotlilqUB, Soolasticat ut-Joseph, wt'.ava untario OoTC Dept. of Trade and Commerce Library, Ottawa, Ontario PARTICIPATING LIBRARIES i.A OOU La Bibliothbque, Unlversito d'Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario OOUK United Kingdom Information Office Library, Ottawa, Ontario O0U3I U.S. Information Service Library, Ottawa, Ontario OPAL Library, Lakehead University, Port Arthur, Ontario Osp Polymer Corporation Library, Sarnia, Ontario OStC St. Catherines Public Library, St. Catherines, Ontario OTAr Library, Ontario Archives. Toronto, Ontario OTC Ontario College of Education Library, Toronto, Ontario OTCIA Library, Canadian Institute of International Affairs, Toronto, Ontario OTK Knox College Library, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario OTL Legislative Library, Toronto, Ontario OTLS Law Society Library, Toronto, Ontario GTNS Library. Bank of Hova Scotia, Toronto, Ontario OTP Metropolitan Bibliographic Centre, Toronto Public Library, Toronto. Ontario OTTC University of Trinity College Library, Toronto, Ontario OTU University of Toronto Library, Toronto, Ontario OTV Victoria University Library, Toronto, Ontario OTW Wycliffe College Library, Toronto, Ontario GTY. Library, fork University, Toronto, Ontario OW Windsor Public Library, Windsor, Ontario OWA Library, University of Windsor, Windsor, Ontario OWe ,/elland Publle Library, Welland, Ontario OWtL Library, Waterloo Lutheran University, Waterloo, Ontario OtftU Library, University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario PCD St. Dunatan's College Library, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island PCL Legislative and Public Library, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island U'd Bibliotheque municipale, Hull. P.Q. QMAI Library, Arctic Institute of North America, Montreal. Quebec Qi4Alu Library, Aluminum Ltd.. Montreal, Quebec QMBM Bibliothbque de la -/ill© do Montreal, Montreal, P.Q. QMF Library, Fraser-Hlckson Institute, Montreal, Quebec ,rfi\i'iX.1 Sir Goorcje Ullllams University Library, I Montreal, Quebec PARTICIPATING LIBRARIES x CMHE La Bibliothbque, iicole des Hautes Ltudes Coramerciales, Montreal, P.Q.*2 QMJ Jewish Public Library, Montreal, Quebec QML Library, Loyola College, Montreal, Quebec QMM McGill University Library, Montreal, Quebec QMMSC Library, School of Commerce, McGill University, Mont real, Quebec QMH1 Library, National Industrial Conference Board, Montreal, Quebec QMR Library, Royal Bank of Canada, Montreal, Quebec QMS Library, Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada, Montreal, Quebec QMSM La Bibliothbque, College Ste-Marie, Montreal, P.q, QMSS La Bibliothbque Saint-Sulpice, Montreal, P.Q. QMU La Bibliothbque de l*Universitd de Montreal, Montreal. P#Q. QMaC Macdonald College Library, Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue, Quebec QQ La Bibliothbque publique, Quebec, P.Q. QQL La Bibliothbque de la Legislature d© la Province de Quebec. Quebec. P.Q. QQLa La Bibliotheque generale, Universite Laval, Quebec, P.Q. COS La Bibliothbque, Se'ainalre de Quebec, Qudbee, P.Q. QSherU La Bibliothbque, Universite de rherbrooke, Sherbrooke, P.Q. OStHS La Bibliothbque, Seminaire de St-Hyacinthe, St-Hyacinthe, P.Q. QStJ La Bibliothbque, Collbge Militaire de St-Jean, St-Jean, P.Q. QStJS Bibliothbque, Seminaire de Saint-Jean, Saint-Jean, P.Q. 3MJ Moose Jaw Public Library, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan SB Regina Public Library, Hegina, Saskatchewan. 3RL Legislative Library of Saskatchewan, Regina, Saskatchewan SRU Library, University of Saskatchewan, Hegina Campus, Regina, Saskatchewan SS Saskatoon Public Library, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan oSA Library. Saskatchewan Archives Office, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 3SM Library, St. Thomas More College, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan SSU University of Saskatchewan Library, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 2 Holdings taken from Araerican newspapersT 1821-193&* ABJJhuVIATIONS UShB bw *• biweekly, appearing every second week curr iss - current issues held by the library curr yr - current year held by the library d - daily paper fac - facsimile h/v - appearing *f times per week imp - imperfect copy inn - microfilm negative copy mo - month rises - months mp - microfilm positive copy mpr - microprint copy N. S. - new series :Jo - number or - original copy repr - reprint of the original sm - semi-monthly sw - soiai-weekly 3/w - appearing 3 times per week w - weekly newspaper wk - week wks - weeks yr - year yrs - years ABBREVIATIONS FOR THE MOUTHS Ja - January F - February Mr - March Ap - April My - May Je - June Jl - July Ag - AugUSt 3 - September Oc - October W - November D - December 4^.ftvil&X4 P.1.0U4 hm 1 Indepeadant. 1891* d; French OONL [1916] Buenos AAfffA 2 Magyarok utja# 19>*8» wj Hungarian OOH'L Ap 16, 195>3 3 Mash klyeh* 1935- w; Ukrainian MWU Cl9H9-5aa-Cl9^3»Cl957>Cl959*196l3- h Prensa* 1369- d| Spanish AMI My 1» 1962- QSherU 2 yrs 5 Ukrains'k© slovo. 1928- wj Ukrainian MWH Cl951~53, 19561 6 Voa del pueblo. 19**0- wj Yiddish OONL Je 6, 10, V3h2 iiMaiiiwrt • <* iifcrasi»j8Mn^i^i ififfli iV 2 hmmnfaimtiXn 7 Russlanddeutsohe* 1929* w; German OONL Oo 10, 19)fi Adelaide 8 Observer. Jl 1, 18%3-F 26, 193V/ wj English Formerly Adelaide observer. F 26, 1931 incorporated in £he Chronicle. QOBh Oo 7$ l893~Ap 28, I891* 9 Register news-pictorial. Je 18. I836-F 21, 1931// Irregular, w, sw, d| English First issue published in London. Je 3» I837 resumed publication in Adelaide. To Je 20, I839 as South Australian gaaette and oolonxal registerf thereafter to D 31, 1900 as The South Australian register! Ja 1, 1901~F 1, 1929 as The Register, F 21, 1931 Incorporated in The Advertiser. OOHL m *® IS, I836-D 18595 or My 189Wa 8, 1895 10 Queenslander. F 3» 1866-F 22, 1939// w; English OOlfL Ag 22-0 26, 1896 IlsMxl 11 Illustrated Tasraanian mail. Jl 1, 1377- wj Knglish To Ap 7* 1921 as The Tasraanian mall. (cont.) smm&k 3 Hobart Illustrated Tasmanian mall* (cont.) Jl 1935 incorporated in The Mercury. QOML My 5f 189*^0 26, 1896 Mjelbo.urae, 12 Age* Oo 17* 185**- d; English OOHL W 2-B 291 189^ 13 Argus. Je 2, l8H6Wa 19, 1957 sw, d} English To S 12, 18**8 as The Melbourne argus. Ja 1, 1052 incorporated The Melbourne daily- news* OOHL My 1*0 31, 189^ ih Australasian. Oe 1, l86**~Ap 11, 19W/ wj English Formed by merger of The weekly argus. The Examiner and Melbourne weekly news and The Yeoman and Australian aoclimatiser. Ja 18, 1868 incorporated Bell* s life in Victoria and sporting chronicle1 after D 26, 1389 Australasian sketcher with pen and pencil. From Ap 11, 1$M> continued as periodical. OOHL Oe 7, 1893-Ap 28, 189^ Ag 22-D 26, 1896 15 Leader* Ja 5, l8$6We 26, 1957 w; English to Ja H>, 1862 as Melbourne leader. Ag 1, 1868 incorporated Weekly age. OOHL Oc 7» 1893-Ap 28, 189^ AUSTRALIA h Per^h 16 West Australian.,Ja 5, 1833- w, sw, 3/w, d; English To WW as Perth gasette and western Australian journal; lo%7-S 186M- as Perth gaaette and independent journal of politics and news. S 29, 186** incorporated West Australian times to form Perth gazette and west Australian times. Jl 3, 187"*-H 1**, 1879 as Western Australian times. OWtU mp D 2, 1889-F 26, 1892; D 12, 1896-Ja 23, 1901 Sydney 17 Dally telegraph. Jl 1, 1379- d; English Te P X883 as Sydney daily telegraph; thereafter to Ap 2o, 1927 as The Telegraph; Ap 27*0 10. 192/ as Daily telegraph news pictorial; D 12, 1927-Ja 31, 1930 as Daily telegraph pictorial; F 16, 1931-Ag l1*, 1933 as Sally telegraph*, thereafter to Mr 21, 193« &« £be "Belegraph; F 16, 1931 incorpo rated Daily guardian; 3 19^1 Daily news. From Je 1959 Issued with semi-weekly supplement. OOHL Ky~D 189^. 18 Mail. Jl 7, 1860-Mr 27, 1912// w; English Mr *K 1871-Ap 3, 1912 as Sydney mall and Hew South Wales advertiser. Ja 5, 1861 incorporated 3hlpplng gazette and Sydney eaeral trade list* Continued after Mr 27, f912 as a periodical. OONL Ug 22-D 26, I896] mtmxA 5ef 32&0BZ 19 Morning herald. Ap 18, 1831- w, sw, 3/v, d; English To Ag 18}+2 as Sylney herald. Ja 1, l#fl Incorporated The Colonist; lp>% Australian free press. AEU 1962- ooilL or ly 5, 139Wa 31, 1^95; -m 1938- 00P h mos 20 Tribune. D 2*K 1920* sw, w; English First entitled The Australian cou^uxiist; Ap 29, 1921-1923? as The Cj>'iiunist; there after to Ag 29, 1939 as The Workers* weekly. 19^3 Incorporated Forward* 00JL Oc 13, 1922 TaWEfth, 21 northern daily leader. 1871- sw, d; English First appeared as Tamworth observer and northern advertiser; 1907-1916 as Tamworth dally observer; 1917-1920 as Daily observer. Incorporated Tamworth news and Liverpjol Plains and Qwydir Districts1 advertiser. OWTU mp 1876/78-1905 22 Tamworth news and Liverpool Plains and Gwydir Districts' advertiser. 1372-1920//? sw; English Incorporated in northern daily leader. OtftU mp 1883-1889, 1391-1896, lq.99, 1901-1905 aSLMJaSaMraTOmtt 23 Proraln'. 19*fr8-J*9// w; Ukrainian OOHL OO 20, 19^8 Vienna 2*f Bor©t*ba, 1920- w; Ukrainian OOHL Ho 3, 1920; Ho 16, 1928 25 Hasha pravda. 1921- w; Ukrainian OONL [1922, 26] 26 Nova doba. 1920- w; Ukrainian OOHL Je 2, 1920 27 Swit, Je 22, 1919-1921// w; Polish OOHL H 21, 1920; Ja 23, 1921 28 Barbados advocate. Oc 1, 1095- d; English OOP curr iss OTU 2 mos msms 29 Barbados daily news. 1960- d; English HJHPL Mr 26. 196V HSVA Ap 1964- 30 Times, F *f, 1362- sw; English OOHL Ja 6, 1892-u h, 1895 31 Tribune. Je 1895- s/w, d; English OOHL S 3, 1895-A2 31, 1896 •-ji BfiOTWA 32 Drapeau rouge* 1923- w, d; Freaeh OOHL H 5, 1932 33 Moniteur beige. Je 16, I831- d| French OONL 191^17 3*f Oracle. 1800-1827// w; French OLU Ap 3, 181** BljftCffyM 8 Libaa 35 Journal de Libge politique, commercial et litteraire ISlV- d; French OLU Ap V-12, l8l*+ wmm l\mXl%m 36 Colonial government gazette. 1866- d; English OOP curr iss 37 Royal gazette. 1828- w, sw, d; English Title varies? The Royal gazette, Bermuda commercial and general advertiser and recorder. HBSM [1830-31] OOP curr iss mxim m? mm® Qhar^sjtea 38 Hevis eeho. I891** w; English HBSM Ag 16, I89*t wmmA Sofia 39 Parole bulgare. 193W/ w; French OOHL Ag 25, 19^0 rooiftiA 9 Sella *fO Rabotnicheskil vestnik. 1397- d; Bulgarian OOHL J© 1, 1922 ffitff, *fl Ceylon daily news. 1918- d; English OOHL mp 1956- CJJJ4 Qaaftflfl *f2 Chung-kuo hsin wen* d; Chinese BVaU Ja 1955-Je 1961 Hankow if 3 People»s tribune. 1926-// d; English OONL Je 23, 1927 Mf Jen-min Jih-pao. F 19^9- d; Chinese BVaU Ja 196V OOS eurr yr mm 10 Peking; h5 Kuans ming jib pao d; Chinese BVaU Ap 1965- ffftftftfhaj, **6 Mews. Je 10, 1950- d; English OOHL [19503 h7 Horth China herald and Supreme Court and consular gazette 1850- v; English Weekly edition of The Horth China daily news. Title varies: 1853-185**- as The Morth China herald* OTU mp Ag 1850-D 1S55| Ja l866rMr 1867; N, S. Ap 1867-D 1868; Ja l870-:i mi QQS 193^19^1 CUBA, Havana hB Hotloias de hoy. 1938-// d; Spanish OOHL H 5, 19*+0 ffffiClQp^YAMA **9 Slovenska Jednota. 1939- w; Slovak 00iO. ig 31, 19*f0 QmmwHAm u Pra6^ 50 Ceskoslovensky svet. 19**6- w; Czech OOHL [195&-523 51 Hospodarske noviny, 1965- w; Czech AKU 1965- 52 Kultuml tvorba. Ja 3, 1963- w; Czech Supersedes Kultura ABU 1965- 53 Literami noviny. 1952- w; Czech Preceded hy Svobodne noviny. AEU 1965- 5*f Rude pravo. 1920- d; Czech Absorbed Pravo lidu Jl 1, 19l*-8, mi 1965* OOHL £195^-513 55 Priashevshchyna. 19*t5" w; Ukrainian OOHL [19^83 JaSftJoBitffa 56 Verna straz. 19**6- w; Czech OOHL [19^9, 51-52} FIHLAMD 12 57 Tyavteniarjeatdjen tledonantaja. 192*t- d; Finnish OOHL 8 26-27, 192fc nmmA mmbmmmSmmt 58 Central daily news. 19^9- d; Chinese and English 00U 6 m&B QMaC S 1^, 196V &m 1966- 59 Chung yang jlh pao. d; ChiIhinesn e BVaU Ap 5, 1962- 60 Progrbs de l*Oise. 1819- sw, w| Frenoh QMSS Ho 27f 1923 SMBWSJMJHS* 61 Eclaireur de Dieppe. 1888- sw; Frenoh QMSS Ho W¥7% 1927 FjgAJffil 13 ItXWifffiiQ 62 Fraternity franchise. 1955- w; Frenoh QMSS Ja 26, F 10, 1962 Lyon 63 Deraain. Oc 1905-J1 26, 1907// d; Frenoh QQS 1905-1906 Mi 6*f Action franchise. 1899- d; French QQL [Ja 16, 1928-Je 6, 19*K)3 65 Agence dconomlque et finaaciere. 1908- d; French QMSS Ap 15, 1965 66 Aspects de la France. 19^7- w; French Title varies slightly. QQL H 8, 1962- 67 Aurore. H.S. 1$A~ d; French OOHL mp Ap 10-Je 2, 1958 mmm ik Paris 68 Avant-garde* 1920* w; frenoh Suspended 19**0 and Issued as underground publication during the German occupation. Resumed publication officially s 19Mf. OOHL [1928, 1932, 19353 69 Avenlr de Lamennais. 1830- d; French OOHL mp Ag 1830-H 15, 1331 70 Aviseur national. D 23, 1792-93// w; French OLU Ho 13-1^, 21-30, 1793 71 Candide. 192&- w; French QMSS [1931, 1937-**03 72 Carrefour* 191^ w; French OOHL 19*5-1952, 195W55, 1957 OOP 6 mos OPAL curr iss QMSS Ho 55-172 73 Charivari* Ja 1, I832- d; Frenoh OOHL My 16, 1856-1873 7h Combat. D, I9N0- d; French OOHL up Ap 10-J© 2, 1958 FRANCE Paris 75 Courier de Frovenoe. 1789-91// w; Frenoh Ho 1-19i 1789 as Lettre du comte de Mirabeau a ses cornettants. OLU all 76 Courrier des deux aondes. w; Frenoh QMSS Ho 19-25, 1870 77 Courrier frangais. H 1800-My 1807// w; French OLU [1800-18073 78 Courrier royal. 193^-38// w; French QMSS Ho 51-78, 1936 79 Croix. 1880- d; Frenoh OOHL mp Ap 10-Je 2, 1958 OOP h mos 00U 1959- QMSS 1932 [19^6-Wj QQL or fJa 8, 1909-Jl 31. 191^3 Ag 191*+- Mr 2% 1919 [19283; mp 1951- QQLa 1960- QQS 1889, l8oJf-95, 1893- 80 Croix iHttatre®, V} Frenoh QQL H 1908-1911 m&m. Paries, 81 Defense. 1927- w; French OOHL Je 22, 193* 82 Dinanche. 19*5- w; French QMSS [19*5-*6j 83 Echo de Paris. 188*- d; French QQS l9**-*5 8* Echos. 1908- d; Frenoh OOHL mp Ap 10-Je 2, 1958 85 Eve11 deaocratique. 1906- w; French QMSS [1-23 86 lixeelsior. H 16, 1910- d; French QMSS 1918-[1920j 87 express. 1953- w, d, w; French HSHD 1965- OLU 6 raos 00E 6 raos OTU or curr till ?.tp; mp 1953 QQL mp 1953- FJAJfgg 17 88 Figaro* 185W d; Frenoh AEU Mr 26, 1962- BVaU 196*- GKQ 1965* OOE 3 mos OOHL mp Ap 10-Je 2, 1958 OOP * SJOS QMSS [19253 QQL or 19*S~s 27, 19*9, 195&-D 23, 1952; KP 1953- 89 Figaro. Selection hebdoaadalre. 195*- w; French OPAL F *, 19&5» OWA 1956- (Airmail ed.) QMF 1 yr 90 Figaro litte'raire. Mr 23, 19*6- w; Frenoh . To Ap 19*7 as Lltteraire. AW 1951- BVaU 17- BViV [17-lf3 Mwa 10-[113-[133-[15-163-[193- HWUC 1 yr HBF0 If51* HBSaM L130-2*5J 1963- UCUH curr iss OKQ [33- oocc 196*- OOHL mp Mr 23, 19*6-D 19635 or 196V 00P 6 mos oosc l yr oov 1959- OPAL 1965- OTTC 195*- OWA 1956- OWtL 196** owtu 1962- QMSM 1965- "»MSS 10-51 Qitt 1963- (cont.) mm iB Figaro litteraire. (cont.) QQL mp Mr 23, 19*6- QQLa 1960- QSherU Oc 1960- QStiia 1961- QStJ [19553-[1960j- SRU Ja 21, 1961- 91 France catholique# 192*- w; French QQL 1960- QQS 1927-19*0 92 Franee-observateur. Ap 13, 1950- v; French To H 12, 1953 as Observateur politique, deoaomique et litteraire; H 19, 1953-Ap 8, 19">* Observateur d^u^ourd^ui. QQL Ap 5, 1962- 93 Fraaoe-soir# Jl 1*, 19*1- d; Frenoh 1965 absorbed Paris-presse. AiiU i960— OOHL tap Ap 10-*Je 2, 1958 OOP * mos 9* Qavroche. H 9, 19**-My 19*8// w; French QMSS Ho *7-191 M&m 3.9 £&£&& 95 Gaaette de France. 1631-1917// w, sw. dt French 26, 1761 as Gazette; Ja 1, 1762- , 1830 as asset* e de Francet D 2, I830* U; 1831 as L$Stoile-ga2ette de France. OOHL ap Ja I63I-1 1792 QMSS [18313 96 Gazette des tribunaux. H 1, 1325- d; French Title varies slightly. OOHL 1825-1885 97 Giustlsia e libertb. My 18, 193*- w; Italian OOHL Ag 26, 1939 98 Gringoire. 1928- w; French OOHL Oc 10, 19*0 QKSS [1928-29, 193&-*03 QQS 1935-37, l939-*0 99 Herald tribune. Oc *, 1887-Ap 1966// d; English European edition of the Hew York herald tribune, OOHL rapA p 10-Je 2, 1958 QMSS Ag 26, 19*7 100 Humanitl* 190*- d> Freneh A3U I966- OOHL or [1929»333$ mp Ap 10-Je 2, 1958 qms £19583 ZRAHCtt 20 101 lei Paris. 19*1- w; French Q:WO [19**3 102 Information. 1899- d; French 00:JL mp kp 10-Je 2, 19 5S 103 Journal de Paris. Ja 1, 1777-:.r 17, 13*0// d; French Title variest To 1792 as Journal de Paris; Mr 1. l8l8-:. 6, 1819 as Journal de Paris, politique, commercial ot littcSraire; M 7, 1819-Ag 17, 1"2* as Journal de Paris at de d£parte:aent, politique, co.-vierciol et lltteralre; 1833 as Journal de Paris, nouvelllste du J. tin ct du soir. OOHL mp Ja 1792-D 31, 1796 10* Journal des deb/its politiques ot litt'raires. Je 17, 1789- d; Frenoh To My 19, 1797 as Journal des deb&ts et cUScrets; My 20, 1797-Ja 20, 1800 as Journal des debats et lois du corps le^lslatlf; Ja 20, 1802-Jl 1*, 1805 as Journal des debats et lois du pouvoir lo^islatlf, ot des actos du gouvernenont; Jl 1*, lfto5-"r 31, 181* as Journal do 1'empire; Ap 1, l^i*- ~>:v 20, 1815 as Journal ties do bats noiitiouos et litte'raires; i:r 21, 1;315-J1 7, 1815 as Journal de l1empire, OOHL mp Mr 31, 1796-n l'-6l QQL Jl 190*-Jl 27, 193* QQS 193*-35 105 Journal des impartlaux. T *-;? 17, 1790// w; French OLU F *, 1790 m«?g 21 Paris 106 Journal illustre. K 21, l86Wy 13, 13'^// w; French Suspended If 13, X370-J1 1.571. OOHL Ap *-D 12, 1880 107 Liberation, 19*0- d; riddish OOHL rap Ap 10-Je 2, 19*8 108 Libre parole. Ap 20, 1892- d; French OOHL Ap 20, 1892-Ap 19, 1896 109 Libre parole illustroe. 1893-97// w; French OOHL Jl-D 1393, 189* QQL Jl 17, 1893-Ap 17, 1095 110 Mercure de France. Ja 1672?*1820//? w; French To Ap 171* as Mercure galant; 1677, !ly 171*-0o 1716 Houveau mercure calant; 1717-My 1721 Houvoau nereure; Je 1721-23 iiercure; D 17, 1791-99 Mercure franc,ais. Suspended 1675-76$ a 23, 1799-'ty 21, ICOO; ;.y-Ag 1315. OLU or [1766-883 OONL n*p Ja 1672-D 1791 OTU 1677 111 Monde. D 19. 191**- d; Frenoh ..vcu 196*- AC 19©7- ALU Ja 30, 196*1- 3VaU Ja 1963- BViV [1962-6*3- (co:it.) FRANCE £§£i& Monde, (cont.) MWU 1951- HBFU curr las HfSM My 1963- OKQ 1960- OLU 6 mo 3 OOB 3 taos OOC 8 1965- oocc 1965- 00B 1 yr (Airmail ed.) OOHL mp D 19, 19**-D 1962, 196*- OOP * mos OOSC 1 yr OOTC 6 mos OTU 6 taos OTY 1 yr (Airsiail ed.) OWtL curr iss QMM 1961- QMD rap19***-6 * . Paris 113 Moniteur universel. My 5, 1789-i' 1868// d; Frenoh To D 30, 1810 as Gazette nationale; ou, Le Moniteur universel. OLU repr complete OOHL repr complete QMF Ja-My 10, 1791; Ap-Je 179* QQS 1857 11* National, Ja 3, 1830-D 2, 185V/ d; Frenoh Ja 183*-S 30, 18*8 as Le national de 183*. QMF My 1850-Ap 1851 115 Houveau candide* 1961- w; French QQL My *, 1961- 116 Houvel observateur. 196*- w; French Supersedes VObservateur. L*SHD 10 days oOii 3 sios OOP 6 won OTY 1966- QQL 196*- 117 Mouvelles litt^ralres. 1922- w; French AEU Oc 11. 1951- MU Jl 19*6-1195*3- OKQ Ap 15, 1965" OLU 1929-ll930-32j-1933 4 % OOHL mp 1963-6*5 or 1935-[*l-*2j- 00P 6 mos OTV D 28, 1961- QMSM [1959-6l]-[196*j- Q25U [1962-633- (cont.) ffiAJCJ, 2* Houvelles litteraires. (cont.) QQ ourr yr QQL mp Ap 5. 19*5- QQLa lf3*-3^, 1960- QQS 196*- QSherU Oc 1961- QStBS 1961* QStJ [1952-533-C1956J- 118 Paris journal. 1891-19*2; A, S. 19*3-1959// d; French OOSL mp Ap 10-Je 2, 1958 119 Parls-presse* if 1*, 19**-1965// d; French Absorbed L* Intransigeant between ;> 21-KI 16, 19*8# 1965? merged with France-soir. 00ML mp Ap 10-Je 2, 1958 120 Parisien libera. Ag 22, 19**- d; French 00 UL mp Ap 10-Je 2, 1958 121 Paroles frangaises. 19*6- w; Frenoh QQL [19*83 122 Pays. Ap 2*. 19*5- d; French Ap 1, 19*8 absorbed Ce .natin. QMSS [19*53 123 Paysage-diaanche. 19*5- w; Frenoh QMSS Ho l-*2 25 Paris 12* Populalre de Paris. 1918- d; Frenoh riot published Je 26-30, 19*6. OONL ap Ap 10-Je 2, 1958 125 Presse de Paris. N 11, 1919- d; Frenoh Published morning and evening edition,in collaboration by the French press in Paris, during a printers1 strike and paper shortage. QMSS No l-*0, 1919 QQL N 13-D 1, 1919 126 Reforme. Mr 2*, 19*5- w; Frenoh OONL [19*5-*73-5B 127 Revolutions de Paris. Jl 12, 1789-F 28, 179*// w; Frenoh OLU 1789-90 128 Eivarol. 1951- w; Frenoh QQL My 5, 1960- 129 Sabats Jacobites, 1791-1792?// w; French Followed by Grands sabats. OLU [1791-92J 130 soleil* 1893- // d; French QQL D 23, 1913-Ag *, 191* EHAKCfl 26 Paris 131 3pectateur. lio 1-171, Je 6, 19*5--c 26, 19**3// w; Frenoh ;:!3o ,10 109-13*, 136-171 QQL [19*7-*03 13<^ Te^iignatje Chretien, 19*1- w; French OOP 6 tAOS QQL 1953- QQLa 1963- QShorU i 196l- 133 Tcips. Ap 25, 1861- d; }rench OOiJL ap Ap 25, I86l-.*J 30, 19*2 QQL [1936, 1939-*0j 13* Times. 1888- d; tlxi'lish International edition, »f^M 1963- 135 Tribune des nations. 19"'.*- w; French TWU [1*>[163-L19, 2*-2*-[^7-28.J- OOU 1959- QMSS [19353 .13U 195*- 136 Ukralncts'-chas. F 1-), 19*5- w; Ukrainian July 3» 19*9 absorbed Chao, published in Furt, Germany. ;MU [19*9-553-11957-60.,- GG&L G *, 19*9; ? 13, y 17, 1950 33U 1959-60 imm 27 AJmSUnSm 137 Ukralns'ke slovo. 19*0- w; Ukrainian dWU [19*9-19523-Q95*-r>653- OQrfL 3 11, 19*9 ssu 1959-61 133 Univers et le aionde. 1833-// d; French Title varies: Univers. OOHL Mr ?6, 1859-Ky 7, 1*72 :>MF ify 1355-Je 1856 •?QL [1353-563 Ap *, !Vj3-...g 2, 191* QQii l85*-59, 1871-75, 1*395-96, 1393-191*, 1917, Mr-Ag 1919 139 Vie ouvriore. 1919- w; French jui;L [1920, 1923J QQL [19*8] 1*0 Voce degli Italian!. 1937- d; Italian OOHL [1937-383 Rodes 1*1 Rouersat* 191**- w; French "MGS So 253-258, 19*9 1*2 DepSche de Rouen ot de Jorjarmdie. Jl 1, 1903- d; French QMSS ifo 7979, 1927 m&m 1*3 Journal de Rouen. 1735-1836// w; Frenoh To 1791 as Journal de Wormandie. QMSS Ho 319, 1930 1** Croix de I'Aveyron* 1890- w; Freneh OOHL Oc 6, 19*0 Berljn 1*5 Berliner Beobachter. 1939-19*5// d; German GOML Ap 20, Jl 1*, 1939 1*6 Berliner Lofcal-Aaaeiger. 1883-19*5// d; German OOifL Ap 1*, 1939 1*7 Berliner Tageblatt, 1871- d; German Title varies: Berliner Tageblatt and Handelsseitung, OTU Jl 26, 191*-nr 30, 1919 1*8 Berliner Tageblatt. Wochenausgabe fur Ausland und Uebersee, 1912- w; German OLU 191*-20 flKBMttff 29 Berlin 1*9 Heue &eitung« Oc 18, 19*5v- sw, 3/w. d; Oerman Berlin edition of i)le neue ^eltung, published in Munich until My 3, 19*8, OTU [1953-553 150 Heues Deutschland. Je 13, 19*5- d; German To Ap 23, 19*6 as Deutsche VoUtssoituns. ABU 1963- 151 Heues Deutschland. ltellago. JG 13, 19*5- w; German To Ap 23, 19*6 as Oeutsche Volkszeltung. Beilage. Al/d 1963- 152 Rote Fahne. 1918- d; German OOHL F 15, 1923; Jc 2*, 1931 153 Ukraine*ka dijanist*. 19**0-// sw; Ukrainian OOHL Ja 15, 19*1 15* Vdlkischer Beobachter. 13*3-19*5// d; German OOHL Ap 6, 20, Jl l*, 1939 15s) Welt am Sonata^. As 1, 19*3- w; German ooc 1 yr uTV Ja 6, 1963- flfltt^AflX Berlin 156 Woohe. *MT 18, 1899- w; German. OLU [263~[28, 3*3-£*13 zxmkm 157 Ukraine*ke slovo. 19*8- w; Ukrainian OOHL Ag 28, 19*9 158 iiuropean press* 1919-? sw; English QulJL Oo 19, 1920; Ja 21, 1921 Dresden 159 Freiheitskaapf, 1939-*5// d; German OOITL My 10, 1939 l6o Mational-Zeitung. 1929-*5// d; Genaan OOHL F 17P 1939 fraAf,urt»,,W'k 161 Frankfurter allgemeiae Zeitung. M 1, 19*9- d; German AM 1967- BVaU F 1965- OTU 1 yr OTX 1 yr QQLa 1 mo .CfeRMAiiY. 31 162 Frankfurter Zeitunp. 15^6-19:5// d; German OOHL mp a 1938-Ag 19*3, C-H-If 13, 19*1 not filmed yet) QMM [191W.9193 163 Frankfurter Zeltunc ^nd Handelsblatt. 1O56- 19*5// w; Oerman Title variess Frankfurter uandclszoif-ung* OLU [1931-39] 16* Journal de Francfort. 1799-1815//" w; French OLU F 22, Ap 3, 101* 165 ileue Zeitung. Oc 13, 19*5- sw, 3/w, d; Gorman Established in Munich and published simultaneously in Frankfurt and Munich Jl I9*9-& 30, 1951, when editioi in liunich was discontinued. OTU 1950-53 Fort 166 Chas. 19*5-Jl 3, 19*9// w; Ukrainian Absorbed by Ukraine'tr.1 t-> form Ukraine tro ches, published in Paris. MwU [l9*6-*93 mmm 32 I|a^bur.g 167 German tribune. Ap *, 19 62- v; English AEU 1- BVaU [19623- BViV [1|6*3- mu [19623-[196*3- HSHD C19633- (Airmail ed.) HSHS 6 mos 00K 1 yr (Airmail ed.) oou 19B*- GPAL curr yr OTP Mr 1963- OWtU Ap If62- POP curr iss QSherU H 1962- 168 Tribune d'Allemagne. 1963- w; French OOP 6 mos OOU 196*- QH 1 Hio 169 Welt* ^p 2, 19*6- sw, 3/w, d; German ACU 1963- AEU 1962- BVaU Jl 1965- 1%V iJ 22, 1965- HBFU curr iss OOCC 1962- 00P * mos oou 196*- QMM Ag 1962- 170 Zelt. F 21, 19*6- v; German BTaU F 1965- OHK 1959- OKQ 195B- oocc 1962- ( co ut.) mtiML 33 Jjafflburg £eit. (cont.) 00L 1 yr 0TP curr Iss OWA 1966- owtL l yr owtu [1962-6*3. SRU 1963- SSU 1957- naxMfreAa 171 Ostatnie wiadotaosci. 19*6- 3/w; Polish IMJ [19*9.-[19'>l-57 I-[1959-60J- 172 Ostatnie wiadomosci. Dodatck tygodnlowy. 19*6* w; Polish Gupplcmont to the regular edition i.'fcU [19*93-[1951-57J-[1959-60J- Munich 173 Bats'kauschchina. 19*3- w; Belorusslan. 002JL Oc 17, 19*3 17* Khrystyians'kyi holos. 19*9- w; Ukrainian OOHL D 6, 1959 175 Suddeutsche ^eitung, Oc 6, 19*1?- sw, 3/w, d; Gervtan BVaU Oc 196*- 1 lira [19 56-6o j - [ 19 02-' 53- •JSRM.1J Munich 176 Ukralns'ka trybuna. 19^6- sw; Ukrainian OOML H 18, 19*8 177 Ukrains'ki vistl. 19*5- w, 3/w, sw; Ukrainian MWU [19*7-1951, 1953, 1959-62j-[l96*-653- S3U 1956- tifcUttaarft. 17- Christ und relt, Je 6, 19*8- w; Gorman OTV Ja *, 1963- AoffJCl 179 i>aily graphic* 19 50« d; English OOCC 195S- 180 Evening news. Mr 3, 1953- d; English OOCC [H 196*-Mr 19653 181 Ohanalan times, Mr 3t 1958- d; Knglish To^Jo 1*, 1958 as Guinea timer:; Je 1*, 1958-Jl 1, I960 as Ghana times. AEU liy 5, 1966- oocc 1965- QilL il 16, 1962-Jl 31, 1963; I96''- maw 35 Accra 132 Spark, D IT, rX>2- w; English QML Ja 15, 196 5- ^braqtax 1?>3 Chronicle. 1801- d; English Title variest Gibraltar chronicle and comnercial intelligencer. OTAr r> 12, 1859 QRDAT Bh IT A Ii* KWJrLiND Carlisle 13* Journal. Oc 27, 1798- w; English Incorporated express and Uxaminor and The Carlisle evening journal, mrM [18593 ^xet.er 13T Devon and Jbjeeter gazette, l'/'.)l-1952//° w, d; linfjllsh To 136* as ^ool'^r's ^xetcr Mia llyiouth gazette; lo6'>-''.5 as . xctor aa>i fly tuuth -'Az- t"*e; 1836-92 as L Yorkshire post and Leeds mercury. Jl 175*- d; English To Je 1866 as Leeds intelligencer; Jl 2 1866-19*0 as The Yorkshire post. N. -, 19* OOP * aos Corn trade news. D 11, 1888- w; English To 0 1889 as Liverpool on trade news; Ap 25, 1895-? as rsroomhall' s corn trado news, OOB 3 yrs OTIJS 19*5- Freeraan. 183*?-J1 21, 19067/ w; English To D 30, 1882 as Liberal review? Ja 6, 1883-Ag 20, 190* as Liverpool review; Aj 37, 190*-F 17, 1906 as Liverpool freeman. OTAr Mr 2, I889 fflMx, mmai 37 ENGLAND WNSWtQl 190 Hereury and Lanoashlre* Cheshire and general advertiser. Jl 5* 1811-H 1*, 190*// w, d; English To S 12, 1823 as The Liverpool mercury; or, Ooiaaeroial, literary and political herald; thereafter to Jl 1, 1825 as The Liverpool mercuryj or, Commercial, literary, and political herald and Lancashire general advertiser. H 1*, 190* merged with The Daily post to form Liverpool daily post and Liverpool mercury. OTAr H 2, 1855 191 Wlllmer and Siaith's European times. Ja *, 18*3- s 27. aSSa// w; English QHF D 3i l36*~Ap 7» 1866 toflnto 192 Action. F 21, 1936-Je 6, 19*0// w; iinglish OOHL D 17f 1938; F 8, 19*0 193 Bell's life in London and sporting chronicle. Mr 3i 1822-My 29, 1886// w; Mngllsh N^f, 1827 incorporated Pierce Egan*s life in London and sporting chronicle. mm £18673 19* British banner. Ja 7, 18*8-D 30, 1853// w; English Merged into The Patriot. HBSM [18*83 fiRRAT,,, wmw 38 ENGLAND London 195 British gaaette. No 1-8, My 5-13, 1926// d; English mm 1-8 OLU repr 1-8 196 British monitor. Ja 27, I8ll-Ap 10, 1825// w; English To Ja *, 1818 as Anti-Gallican monitor and anti-Corsican chronicle. Merged Into English gentleman. aviY 1813 197 Canada's weekly* Ap 12, 1883- w; Snglish To S 27* 193* as Canadian gazette (and export trader) OOHL Ap 1883-Mr 1950 OTAr Ja 9, 1919 198 Canadian wall, My 15f 1909-Jl *, 191*// w; Kagllsh OTAr [1911-12*1 OOHL Mr 19, 1910-S 30, 1911 199 Canadian news. Je 11, 1856-MT 16, 1576// v; English OONL 1856-69, Ja-:iy IB73 OTAr [1856, 58-61, 63, 66-63, 75 QRBAT BRITAIN 39 ENGLAND LoMon 200 Catholic herald. 189*- wj English Incorporated The Weekly herald and "-:he South Coast Catholic herald. ;«A3 3 wks uWA 1956- 201 Chronicle; or, Universal evening; post. 1757-ftp 23, 1823// sw; English Absorbed The Commercial chronicle. Merged in The London packet. OLU 31-32, *0 OONL Mr 1759-0 1765, Jl-D 31, 1732 OTAr [1757, 17593 JTJ No 277&» 5 202 Church of England newspaper and the record. k 9, 189*- w; i^ailish To Jl 13, 1923 as Church family newspaper; Jl 20-5 1*, 1923 as Church of England family newspaper; S 21, 1923-19*9 as Church of England newspaper; Incorporated Record. OOP 6 mos OTW No 3015, 1951- 203 Church times, 1863- w; 3n,-jlish mm 19*6- WJHI L 1873, 1958- OLH 1 yr OONL >:r-Ap, 1966 OTAr Ag 11, 1393 OTTC 1890-92, 1923- OTU 7-8 uTu curr yr OuA 1965- Ql'Ul curr yr fiBttftX mm<« *^> iiif'iLAUD L2M0J1 Colonial gazette. D 1, 1833- 1 18, 1905// w; English OONL rap j 1838-Ja 18*7 OTU : Courant. ilo 1-9, I> 12, 13,33-Ja 8, 1639// sw; njlish OTU .\*o 3, 1688 Courier and evening gazette. '.' 1792-Jl 6, 1"*2// d; English OKQ [Ap 23, 1305-F 3, l"06j courrier d* Angleterre* Ap 30, 1:05-', 30, 181*// df French qqa 1807 Courrirr de 1*Europe. 1.7 23, 1777-T 26, 17-'V/ d; rreneh To Ap 1778 as Courrier politique et lltterairej or, French evenin* post; Ap 2^"'y 1778 Courrier politi-me et litt'rairej or, French morning post, Superseded by Courrier de Londras. q 33 urrier de 1' Europe. echo du c.:>ntin<.'nt. Je 3 18*0-. ty 22, 1886//? d; French QiiJS £ 18 52 "1 Q,,;3, Kr-D 135* ftiffiAT, mmm *i ENGLAND Londqn 210 Courrier de Londres, F 29* 1788-1826// d; French 1805-1807 as Gazette de la Gratide Bretagne. Superseded Courrier de 1*Europe. QQS 180*-1805 211 Currant Intelligence. Ap 26-D 2*, 1681// 3/w; English OTU My 3-7| 1681 212 Daily advertiser, oracle« and true Briton. 1730- Je 8, 1809// d; English To 6 9t 1798 as Dally advertiser. Incor porated Oracle and public advertiser and continued from S 10, 1798-Hr 2*, 1802 as Oracle and daily advertiser; Mr 25, 1802-D 25, 1803 as Daily advertiser and oracle; Incorporated True Briton and continued from D 26* 1803-Je 8, 1809 as Daily advertiser, oracle and true Briton. OTU 1731-^1 31» 1733 213 Daily chronicle. J© 2 3, 1769-Mr 2, 1865// d; English To 1788 as The Morning chronicle «nd London advertiser; 1788-1862 as The Mbrning chronicle. OLU Jl 18*5-Ag 1852 OOHL mp 1&39-D 31» 18*1 OTAr My *, 1795; N 13f 1813; N 25, 18*7 OTLS 1785 21* Daily courant, Mr 11, 1702-Je 28, 1735// df English OTU 1728-31 KKGLAND London 215 Daily express, Ap 2*, 1900- d; Kngllsh AS 1967- NBFU curr yr OOP * taos OOUK 2 mos 216 Daily herald* Ap 15, 1912- d; English OKQ ap My 17, 1937-Je 30, 1938; Ap 2-3 29, 1956; Ja-Mr 30, 1957 OONL or [1920-213; mp Jl 1938-D 1963 217 Daily journal, Ja 23, 1720-Ap 9, 1737// d; English OTU [S 19-N 11, 17353 218 Daily mail. My *, I896- d; English AK 1967- <1BSM C1918, 1926, 19363 OOP * aos OOUK 2 mos 219 Dally mirror. 1903* d; English AB 1967- SS curr iss 220 Dally post. Oc 3» 1719-F 1*, 17*6// d; English OTU CN 3, 1726-35J ;ft3AT.BpTAl3 *3 3J0LA3D h2MQn 221 Daily post-boy. My 16, 1695-D 31, 1735// d; English To S 30. 1723 as r-ost-boy foreign and domestick (with foreign and domestick news; and historical account). OTU lo >l*7-*9, 6167 222 Daily telegraph and morninr; post. Je 29, 1855- d; English To Oc 1, 1937 as Daily telegraph. Merged with The Morning post to form The Daily telegraph and morning post. AB 1967- OOHD 2 mos OOP * mos JOUK 3 nos (Airmail edition) 223 Diily worker. 1930- d; English OONL Ja 3, 1930 22* Enjlish currant, D 10/12, 1638-Ja */9, 1689// w; Kngllsh OTU D 12, 26-28, 1688 225 livening post, D 12, 1727-Mr 13, i'03// 3/w; English OTU if 5t 175*-D 30, 1755; 1756-3 ''MM [1735-36] ffiBftl,BRflW ** ENGLAND Examiner and London review. Ja 3» 1808-F 26, 188V/ wf English To :$r 27f 1869 as examiner• Absorbed London review and weekly journal of politics. BVaU mp Ja 3* 1808-F 26, 1881 OTU or 1810-15, 1813-19, 13*1; rap Ja 3» 180";- F 20, 1881 Financial news, Ja 23, l83*-0e 1, 19*5// d; English To Je 28, 188* as Financial and mining news. Oc 1. 19*5 incorporated in The Financial times. NBSM [19123 Financial times. Ja 1888- d; English To F 13, 1888 as London financial guide; Oc 1, 19*f incorporated Financial news and Financier and Bullionist, AC 2 mos AE I967- BVa or I960-; rap1956 - MVJU curr iss OLU or curr iss; rap 1958- 00B 3 yrs oocc 1962- ooac 3 nios OOF curr iss; clippings OOP * mos OOTC * yrs OOUK 3 raoa OSP Jl 196"*- OTJii 1 yr OTP 3 mos JMAlu 1 yr Q3h 18 mos QHS 3 yrs & curr 3K 3 Jsos fflBAi mnu *5 ENGLAND London 229 Gazetteer and London [and new3 dally advertiser. Je 30, 1735-J1 2, 1796// d; English To Je 27, 17*8? as Daily gazetteer (or, London advertiser)s D 5, 17*o-Ja 29, 1953? as The London gazetteer. Merged in The Morning post. AEU mp Je 30, 1735-D 30, 1738 BVaU mp Je 30, 1735-S 30, 17*5 OTU mp Je 30, 1735-S 30, 17*5 230 Glaive de 1»esprit. D 19*0-J1 28, 19*V/? w; French Superseded by Volontaire. OONL Jl 28, 19*1 231 Guardian. Ja 12, 18*6- w; English Absorbed The Churchwoman. OONL 1915-16 OTU 11 232 Hour. Mr 2*, 1873-Ag 11, I876// w; English OTAr Jl 6, 187* 233 Impartial London intelligence. 1-*, Ap *-l*. 1683// sw; English Preceded by Protestant Oxford intelligence. OTU Ap 11-1*, 1681 MAX, ffiTOdJ *6 LNOLAHD 23* Impartial Protestant mercury. Ap .27, l63l-3y 30, 1682// sw; English OTU Ky 7, 1681 235 India news. Ja 6, 19*9 w; English OOIIL [1955-573 236 Jewish chronicle. 10*1- w; English F 193* incorporated Jewish world, MWU C19623- 237 JTohn Bull, D 17, 1820-J1 16, 1892// w; English Absorbed Britannia. Ja-Je 5, 1826 as Cooper's John Bull. OTU D 17, 1820-D 27, 1829 238 John Bull, Ap 1-N 19, 1903// w; English BViV l-[23 239 League, 3 30, 18*3-J1 *» 13*6// w; English OTAr F 28, 18*6 qftKMK, .MOT, *7 JIGLAND London^ 2*0 Mercury or. Moderate intelligencer, D 15, 1638- F 137 16^9// sw; English No 7-9 as London mercury; os The Orange intelligence, OTU No 12, 1689 2*1 moderate intelligencer. Je iWOc 23, 1682// w; English To Ag 19, 1632 as Loyal London mercury; or, The Moderate intelligencer. OTU No 3» 1682 2*2 Morning herald. N 1, 1780-D 31f 1869// d; English To 1782 as The Morning herald and daily advertiser. HBSM [17903 2*3 Morning post. N 2, 1772-i3 30, 1937// d; English To 1780 as The Morning post; or, Cheap daily advertiser; 1781-1791 as The Morning post and daily advertiser. Oc 1, 1937 merged with The Daily telegraph to foru Tho Dally telegraph and morning post. m,m [19323 OKQ [1805-06, 1812-153 faraflflin 2** News chronicle and daily dispatch. Ja 21, 18*6- d; English To My 11. 1912 as Daily news; Ay 13. 1912 incorporatea Morning leader to fori Daily news and leaders Ap 19lS-Je 1928 as Daily news; Jl 1, 192o incorporated Westminster gazette to form Daily news and Westminster gasettej Jl 2, 1930 incorporated Daily chronicle to form Hews chronicle; 195- inoorporated Daily dispatch. OTAr N 20, 18*7 2*5 News of the world. Oc 1, 13*3- w; English OTAr Ja 11, Jl 28, Ag 2, 18*6; Ag 16. 25, 1857? J© 20, 8 7, 1858; Mr 27, 136*; Mr If, Oc 15, 1865 2*6 observator. Ap 13, 1681-Mr 9, 1686/87// sw; English To Je 29» 1681 as Observator in question and answer; Jl 6, 1681-Mr 16, 1681/52 as Observator la dialogue. OTU No 35, 1687 2h7 Observator* Ap 1702-Jl 26, 1712// sw; English BVaU mp Ap 1702-J1 30, 1711 2*3 Observer, D *, 1791- w; English ACU Ja 3, 1965- (Airmail ed.) AE 1967- AEU D 17, 1961- iJVaU mp 19*5-50; or 1929-33, 1955- BViPA 19*5- BViV [1965J- (coat.) pilaff mxMffl *** ENGIAND London Observer, (oont.) MWP 19**- nw 1 yr NBFU 1958- NBoM [19263 NfSG 1 yr -IfSM 1963- NSH 6 wks NSIID 10 days ri3H3 6 mos OHM 19*5- OKQ !Olf3- OL curr mo OLH 1 yr OOB 3 mos 00C 3 yrs uocc 1962- OOE 1 yr DON curr yr GONG clippings OOP 6 mos OOUK 6 mos (Airmail ed.) OTAr D 22, 1918 OTL 6 mos OTU 6 mos OTV D 30, 1962~ 0T3C 1 yr OWA 1963- OWtU Oc 13, 1963- QHL [Ja 5» 19^*-3 QMM 1957- QQL 19*8- 3B.U 1961- SS 1 mo 3SU D 1961- 2*9 Old British spy, F 15, 1752?-179*?// w; English Title variess British spy; 02; New universal London weekly journal; Old British spy and weekly journal. OTAr Ag 7, 1762 mm, mmm 50 ENGLAND 1&8&8& 250 Oracle and public advertiser. N *, 173*-S 8, 1798// d; English To Mr 10, 17** as London daily post and general advertiser; Mr 12, 17**-& 30, 1752 as General advertiser; D 1, 1752-F 28, 179* as Public advertiser; Absorbed The Oracle. Mm [179*3 251 Orange gazette. D 31, 1688-Mr 9, 1689// sw; English OTU No 16, 1689 252 Orzel bialy. 19*1-A2 196*// w; Polish Ag 196* became monthly journal* mJ Cl952-5*3-[19563-[19593-[1963-6*3 253 Over-seas daily mail. N 12, 190*«Ag 2? 19*6// d; English fo Oc 25, 1919 as Dally mail. Over-seas edition. Ag 3, 19*6 merged with Daily mail. Transatlantic edition to form Overseas and transatlantic mail. wmu [19363 25* Packet. Oc 1769-D 30, I836// d; English Title varies* London packet [or,Ni©w Lloyds evening post, etc.3 Absorbed Tho London chronicle and The Mercantile chronicle; Merged in The St. James chronicle. OTAr s I3f 1805 mm mxm n ENGLAND IsTrf^fl 255 Pall nail gaaette. F 7, 1865-Oc 29» 1923// df English Incorporated in Evening standard. SBL Jl-D 31, 1872 256 People, Oe 16, 1881- w; English AS 1967- 257 Prater, Mr 13-H 6, 1756// w; English BVaU mp Mr 13*» 6, 1756 258 Protestant domestiek intelligence. Jl 7» 1679- Ap 15, 168V/ W| Inglish To Ja 13f 1680 as Domestick intelligence; 05 Revs t»oth from city and country! Ja 16-Ap lo. l6$0 as The Protestant domestlek intelligence; Ap 23*% 1** 1680 as The True Protestant domestlek intelligence, OTU Ho 62, 1600 259 Protestant mercury. Occurences forein and domestlek. Mr 9* I696-D 18, 1700// sw; English OTU My 10-15f Jo 7-l*» 1700 260 Protestant Oxford intelligence; or, occurenees forreign and domestick. Mr 10-31f 1681// 3/ws English Superseded by Impartial London intelli gence. OTU No *-5, 1681 «A1 ffitfTAM 52 ENGLAND 261 Public opinion. Oc 5, 186l-Je 22, 1951// w; English OTAr Oc 7» 1882 262 Recorder. 1870- w; English BViPA [Ag 1*, 19*8-" QQL 19*9-5* 263 Saturday analyst and leader. Mr 30, 1850-3 2*. 1860// w; English To Je 30, i860 as Leader. BVaU rapcomplet e 26* O/iith* s Protestant intelligence, domestic!*- and foreign. F 1-Ap 1*, 16W/ d; English OTU No 5, 10, 17, 1681 265 Soviet weekly, 19*1- w; English OONL [19*8-523 26f Star, My 3» 1738-0cl5, I83V/ d; English To D *. 1788 as Star and evening advertis er. Merged into Albion. QMM Jl 13-D 27, 1805 GjjMX #BfflJP» 53 ENGLAND Lon^pft 267 Star and national trades journal. 183-7-^y 1, 1852// w; English To N 18M+ as Northern star and Leeds general advertiser. OTAr Mr 21, My 9, 18*6; H 27, 18*7 268 Sun. Oe 1. 1792-Ap 15, 1876// d; English . Title varies: Sun and central press. OTAr S 17, 1831; s 6, 1832; N 22, 18*7 f- 269 Sun* I96V d;,English Formerly.Daily herald. si.1967- 00P * mos OOUK 2 mos SRL I96V 270 Sunday express. 1918- w; English AE 1967- NBFU curr yr 271 Sunday news, N 27, 18*2-S 1931// w; English To Ja 8, 18*3 as Lloyd1s illustrated London newspaper; Ja 15, 18*3-My 26. 1918 as Lloyd*s weekly newspaper; Je 2, 1918-S 30, 1923 as Lloyd's Sunday news. S 1931 incor porated in fineIllustrate d Sunday herald. OTAr U655, 57-59, 63-6*3 GIIIAT, mmm 5* ENGLAND l£®&m 272 Sunday telegraph. F 5, 1961- w; English AS 1967- OUK 6 mos 273 Sunday times, Oc 20, 1822- w; English BVaU Mr 1965- BViV 1966- MtfP curr iss NBFU 1959- NfSM 2 yrs & curr mn 6 VKS OHM 1959- OOB 6 mos OONG 1 yr (clippings) OONL [1925-5*3 OOP 6 mos OOUK 6 mos OPAL Je 30t 1963- OTL 6 mos OTP l yr & ourr OTY. 1 yr QMB 1 yr QQL Ag 17, 1958-S 11, I960 [3 6, 196O-JI 13, 1965}- SRL 3 y*s 27* Times, Ja 1, 1785- d; English To D 31, I7B7 as Daily universal register; Ja-Bty- 18, I780 as The Times; or, Daily universal register. ACU op 1889-1910; or 1965- AE Je 22, 19o3- AKU Mr 1959- BVaU mp 1785r196*s or 1 yr BV1 1939-tl9*2-*53-1950, 1960- BV1PA 1§*5* BVi? [1^6l-623-[196*-653- (cont.) GfiEAT ^hlTAL'i 55 ENGLAND jjondofl Times, (cent.) ;;WP or :ir-s, 1333, Jl i°-3*-i9r7$ mp 1958- MWU I915-I9I9 * -> 1951- NBSM repr [1788-89, 1798, 1305, 1815-213; or [18*3, 185*, l«6l, 19*9J NSHD 10 days NfSM N 1952~ OKI mp 1785-19595 or lo65- OKF [19*63-[1WJ 0&| 188>1896. 1907- OL repr 1788-1815 OLU am [1785-873-[17933-? or 1939-119*23- 19*5} 6 raos OOB 3 yra OOCC 195*** OOF curr lass clippings 3 ^es OONG 1 yr clippings OONLrap 1785-D ' 31, 1920; or Ja-Jo 13*8, 3 30, 1850-Mr 31, 1851, 1-57-58, ^p~J®> vc-u 1867, l8^K[1885il9513 OOP mp My 1950-; or * mos 0G3C 1905-21 core 6 mos OTAr Ja 26. 17931 Jl 3t 1797; Oc 3» 1793; Ja 10, 1806; Ja 22, V15 0TC1A clippings QTL or 1839-1963? m 196*- OTLS 1805- OTP 6 mos OTU mp 1785-f or 1859-138/, Jl 191*~3 1913, F 1930-Ap 1936, Jl 1936- ' 13, 19**0, 3 16- 20, 22. Mr :'l, 23, 19*0-1';55; curr iss OWA mp 1892-; or curr iss QMF N 17f 18*7-My 29, 13*3; i) 10, 1362-D 30, 1865 QMG 1965- QHL 1 yr QMM or II 9 9 1796? '-J 131*? Ja-F l"l6; Ja-Ap 1818; s 18*7-D 1351; Ja 135*-; mp 1353, 1932- }l'H 2 yrs QMS 10 yrs & eurr OQL mp Ja 2, r oO~6% 19* 6-* or l'?3: - SMJ 1 mo & curr SRL 5 yrn (o.it.) ENGLAND froflflon Times, (oont.) 33 1 mo ?m an 1933-59} or 1960- 275 TUsea* Ag *f 19**- d; English Airmail edition. BBFU Clifil]- oocc 195**[19553-1956[19583- 00B * fT9 OOND 6 mos OOSC 195^>- OOUK or 1956-5*9» 1965- $ an 1960-6* OTX 1 yr ^ 0WQ A 196*- 276 Times weekly review. Ja 5% 1877- w; English To D 1951 as The Times. Weekly edition* Incorporated Hall* BViV [19*2-*7» 1960-633 m 19 57- MWU 1932-5& HBFU &xrv yr NBSaM 1057-19*3 N3KD £1918*19633 OHM [193*-513- OEF 19*8-51 OLU [191*-513 ooc 19*9-5© OOHL, mp 1877-1920; or Ja 5, 1877-1909, 191*- 19*1 OTLS 1877*1883 OTU 1909-1938 I877-I897 r6 mos 277 Tory tatler. N 27t 1710-Ja 3, 171V/ 3/w; English BVaU N 27, 1710-Ja 3, 1711 mm mmu 57 London 278 Tribune, Ja 1, 1937- w; English BVaU 19*7-57* 1960- BVi [19*83- 00NL [1950-553 OOP 6 mos 3KL 19*6-1963 279 True Briton. Ja 1, 1793-D 31, 1803// d; English Merged into Daily advertiser and oracle, OTAr F 5, 1803 280 True news; or, Miercurius anglicus. N 13/20, 1679- Ky 15, 1680// sw; English To S 2*, 1679 as Hercurlus anglicus; or, The weekly occurrences faithfully transmitted, OTU No 15, 21, 1680 231 Ukraine1 ka dumka. w; Ukrainian OONL [19*9, 1959-603 ssu 1960- 282 Universal intelligence, i) 11, 1688-F 13, I689// sv; English OTU D 15-18, 1688 London 283 Universe and Catholic times, D 8, 1860- w; English To S 17, 1909 as The Universe. Title variess Universe and Catholic weekly. Absorbed Catholic item, Item, and Oatholic times and Catholic opinion. NSAS 3 wks 28* ratehman* Ja 7t 18|5-D 31, 188V/ w; English mm [18593 285 Weekly diepacfech* & 2?9 1801-1928// w; English NBSM LlBtol OTAr iUf^fTf 59* 793 286 WeeMy journal; or9 Saturday's post* D 15* 1716- N 29, 1718? N.S. D 16, 1718-Ap 2*, 1725// s,; wj, English , "i Superseded ay Mist*s weekly Journal. OTU ff. % No [20*-8l3 :h. ( 287 West Africa* F 3» 1917- w; English OOCU Jl 1963- f 288 Westminster gaeette. ja 31, 1893-Ja 31, 1928// w; English Absorbed Saturday Westminster gazette; then merged in Dally news. HBSM [19263 TOAff fifflffMff ENGLAND 289 Wladomoaci. 19*6- w; Polish MWU [1953-573-[19593-[1962-653- OTU 19§3~ 290 Workers1 dreadnought. 191*-Je 1*, 192*// w; English OONL Je 19* Oc 23, 1920; S 17, 1921 291 Worker's friend. 1390- w; Yiddish OONL No 2*, 1921 292 Workers* life. Ja 28, 1927-D 20, 1929// vf English OONL [19293 293 workersb weekly, 1920-F 3, 1923; N. s. F 10, 1923-Ja 21. 1927// w; English To F 3*. 1923 as Communist. OONL [1920-263 29* World* My *, 1327-Mr 28, 1832// wj English OTAr [1827-283 295 Ouardlan* My 5% 1821- d; English AE 1967- AEU 00 19*7- (cont.) AWT TOiff 6o ENGLAND Guardian, (cent.) BVaU 1962- NSHD 1 yr OOB 1 mo OOCC 1965- OOP * mos OOUK 3 MOS OTP curr iss OWA mp 19**-52; or 1953- QMM am Ja l89*-T> 191*; or Jl 26-N 15, 19*6; Ja 27-Hr 17» 19*9? 1965- 296 Guardian weekly, Jl *, 1919- w; English AC 2 mos ACU Ja 7, 195*- (Airmail ed.) Al 1967* BVaU 1- BVi 1950- BV1PA 19*5- BViV [195*-573- MWP 195*- MktJ 1952- MWUC 1 sx NBFU 19*8 NBS 6 mos NB3aM [1919-19*03 NSHK [1933-3 HfSG 3 Wks NfSM 1963- 0124 22-[25-26327, 29-[393-[**3-[*6-*83-[623- OKF 19*8 OL curr mo OLU 1925-61, 1963- OOAg 1 yr OOB 3 yrs OOC 3 yrs OOCC 19*3- OOE 6 mos (Airmail ed,) CON curr yr OOID 2 mos OONL 193*-[1962-3 OOU 1966- (cont.) WAT mum ENGLAND MMMthMtej Guardian weekly, (cont.) OPAL Jl 2, 196*- OTCIA clip-zings OTHS 3 yrs (Airmail ed.) OTP curr yr ura Jl 1939--- 19*3, 1953- OTV 5 yrs OTY 1 yr OW 6 mos OWA mp 19**- 52; or Jl 1953 owtu 1961- PCD curr iss PCL 1 yr QMF 1 mo QMG Oc 196*- Q!IL [Ja 3i 1963-J QMB 1 yr QMS 1 yr QMaC [1962 1- (Airmail ed.) QQL mp Ja 2, 1958- SMJ curr yr SR [1955-573- SRL 3 yrs 3RU 1963- SS 1 mo SSU 1955- tlewcastle-upon-Tyne Chronicle. Mr 2*, 176*- d, w; English QMF Ag 21, 23t 188* Mercury, Norfolk news and journal. : 1726- w; English Je 19*9 absorbed liorfolk news. OTAr Je 27, 1767 ^m mum 62 ENGLAND 299 Drakardfs Stamford news and general advertiser, M.S. Oo 6, 1809-i) 23, 103*// w; English MVf [I8l*-l6, 1818-203 VMWtQn 300 Courier and western advertiser. 1808-1936// w; English SB6M [18093 Ven^nor, 301 Isle of Wight mercury, 1855- w; English MBSK [19263 I0RTIIEM IRELAND B,e,lW 302 Banner of Ulster. Je 10, l8*2-Ag 31» 1869// w; English OTAr Ap 7f 18*8 303 Church of Ireland gasette, 1856- w; English To 1899 as Irish ecclesiastical gazette. OTW 1961- flffliM ffllTAM 63 flOliTHBRN IRELAND itiftVfnftSt, 30* News-letter. 3 1, 1737- d; English Title variess Belfast news-letter and general advertiser, HBSM [1758, 182*3 305 Ulsterweek, 196*- w; English Incorporated The Belfast weekly telegram, OOC 1 yr SCOTLAND 306 Weekly free press and Aberdeen herald. 1853- 1922// w; English Sueceded Morth of Scotland gazette; 1876 amalgamated with Aberdeen horald and continued as Herald and weekly froe pross; Later amalgamated with Aberdeen journal and continued as Press and journal. mm [18863 307 Weekly journal* 1777-1335// w; English Suceeded Dumfries weekly raagaaine. Title varies* Dumfries weekly journal and Hithsdale, Annandale & advertiser, HBSM [18223 SCOTLAND Ec^nbur^h 308 Advertiser. Ja 3» 176*-Mr 29, 1359// sv; English Merged in The Edinburgh evening courant. BV1V [1787-89, 1791-923 OLU 1800-1802 309 Courant. D 15, 1718-F 6, 1836// sw, d; English To D 1859 as bdinburgh evening courant; Ja 2-0c 1860 as The Bally courant; N 1860-D 1871 as Edinburgh evening courant; D 16, 1871*F 6, 1386 as The Edinburgh courant. Absorbed The Edinburgh advertiser then merged in The Glasgow news. OTU Ja 3, 1758-D 29, 1759 310 Independent, l82*-26// w; English NBSM [18253 311 icots courant. F 19, 1705-Ap 22, 1720// w; English To Mr 20, 1710 as Edinburgh courant. NB3M [17H3 312 Scotsman. Ja 25, 1817- sw, d; English To Je 1855 as The Scots naaj or, lidinburjh political and literary journal; To D 1359 as Daily oGotsman* AE 1967- HB3M [18963 OOP * mos QMF Mr 31 1862 QHR 2 moo mmt mum SCOTLAND Bjdtopm^ 311 Weekly Scotsman, Ja 7, 1360- w; English OKQ [1920-3 ooc l yr Elgin 31* Courier. 1827-7*// w; English Title varies? Elgin courier and province of Moray advertiser. Combined with Elgin oourant and continued as Elgin courant and courier. HBSM Ag 22, 1828 315 Daily bulletin. Vty 185£»F 1861// d; English Incorporated in Horth British dally mail. HBSM D 22, 1857 316 Emergency press. My 19267/ d; English Combined the Issues of The Glasgow herald, ©ally record, The Bulletin, GlasgGlasgoc w evening news, The Evening times, The Citii•*e « news** OLU Wy 8, 11, 12, 1926 QRJMfl, BRTJAJJj 66 SCOTLAND GlftfflflW 317 Herald, Ja 27, 1783- sw, 3/w, d; English To 1789 as Glasgow advertiser* 1789-179* as Glasgow advertiser and evening intelli gencer; 179*-1802 as Glasgow advertiser: Ja-Hy 1803 as Herald and advertiser; 1303- 1005 as Glasgow advertiser. NBtfM [18753 OOP * mos 318 Scottish worker. My 10-15, 1926// d; English OTU My 12, 1926 319 Socialist* 1902-2*// w; English OOiiL Jl 21, 1921 320 Weekly herald* 186*-1938// w; English OTAr Ag 17, 1901 321 Weekly mail. 1362-Ap 1915// w; English Ap 1915 absorbed hy ooottish weekly record, and continued as Weekly mail and record. NBSM N 21, 187* 322 Worker, 19X8-Je 12, 1926//? w; Knglish Superseded by '.icokly worker. OOh'L N 13, 1920; ii 2*, 1921 SCOTLA ID flftflftUga 323 Advertiser and County Lanark news, 1856- w; English To 1857 as Hamilton advertiser and news letter. OTAr F 15, 1902 32* Shetland news. 1885* w; English OTAr My 12, 1900; Ja 21, 1901 325 Balkan news, a 1, 1915-My 10, 1919// d; English Superseded by The Orient news. HBSM 1917 326 Opinion* 191*- d; French OONL [19153 QRMftMft, ffMftKftffftff,fflMffl 327 Metedre, 1953- w; Greanlaidlc QKAI [1963-3 fflAfli^AM 328 Diario de Centro America, 1953- d; Spanish QQLa 1 mo GUJM& Qep,rfta*qMB 329 Daily chronicle. 1331- d; English QMR 1 yr 330 Guyana graphic* 19**- d; English To My 23, 1966 as Guiana sraohic. NSWA Mr 1965- 331 Weekend post and Sinday arjosy. 1330- w; English Title varies? Weekend post, OOP 6 mos mm 332 Soir* 19*1- d; French QMSS Ho 1-57, 19*l-*2 YJLftlKMrJlft 333 South China nomine post* ii 7» 19'>3- d; English AEU 1965- 33* South China Sunday post-herald. 1925- w; English MWU 1 mo HUNGARY. 335 Deutscher Volksbatc. 1939-**// w; German OOi^L Ag 25, 19*0 336 Magyarsag. 1920-19**//? d; Hungarian QQIIL Jo 2-3, 19*2 337 Mareius tiseoBtddike* 19*6- w; Hungarian OOHL [Je 21-J1 26, 19*73 338 Pest. 19*0?- w; Hungarian OOKL Je 28, 19*0 339 Pester Lloyd. 185*-// d; German OONL Ag 6-7, 19*0 immi 70 Kassa 3*0 Felvidek. 1937- w; Hungarian OOHL Je 28, Ag 31, 19*0 Akurevrl 3*1 Dajur, 1918- w, sw; Icelandic MWU lfl8*[19233-[1925-263-[1928-29J-[1932- *Oj«*£l9*2-523-[1959-6l3- 3*2 Islendingur, 1915- w; Icelandic MWU l-[33-[8-10j-[l53-[:,o-21]-[23j-[25 [333-[35-36]-33, *l 3*3 Althydublad Jfafnarfjardar, 1930- w; Icelandic MWU 19*6 Iftsa,f,jr 3*5 Althydubladid. 1919- d; Icelandic •MS 1919-26 ri932-3'^-[19*0-*13-[19,!3" [1951-5*3-1955[19593-t1961-6*3 ICELAM) 71 fflKKKillflQM 3*6 Daily past* 19*l-*3// d; English MWU 3*7 Falkinn* 1928- w; leelandie MWU 1928*5* C1955J-[196*3 3*8 Isafold og vdrdur. 187*- w; Icelandic Suspended 1922-23* To 1929 as Isafold. 1929 absorbed Vdrdur* v» 55t 1930- as v. 8-; continuing the number of Vdrdur. 1- .W*Cl23-[l6]-C233-[253-[273-[*5^63 *7 ,*?3-£523 55-[58-593-[6l-653-[67-683- ,7*-763-[78-793-[8l-833 ^5 3*9 Loegbirtingabladid* 1908- w; Icelandic MWU [13-[63-[133-[263-[*2-*33-[*73-56 350 Ker«anbladld, 1913- df Icelandic MWU [l-ll3-£l3*253-[*03-[**3-[*63-[*9-^>3- 351 Thyodviljinn* i«36* d; Icelandic KWU 1936-39. [l9*l-*23-[19*53-[l9*7-*83- [1950-613-[196*3- 352 Tia&aaa* 1917- w, d; Icelandic mm l-[l53-[253-[283-D*-353-[*53~ wmm 72 qe^iavlk 353 VUtan* 1938- v; Icelandic MWU 6-2*, 26- 3^ Visir#*1910- d; Icelandic MWU l*[^123-[17-293-[313-[33-3*3-[37-393- [*l-%3-[*73-[ 51-5*3 355 Vdrdur*, Hy 26. 1923-29// w; Icelandic United with isafold to form Isafold og vdrdur* MWU [13-C63-7 356 White falcon. 19*1- w; English MWU [1-93 357 Bjarki* Oc 9 l89&*Je 18, 190*// v; Icelandif c MWU 1896*C19033 43Ll^tofefi4 358 JHeek»s news, 1888*91?// w; English mim 1*133-* imu 359 Blita* 1962?* w; English QMM Ag 196*- 360 Illustrated weekly of India. 1379- w; English oou i960* 361 Times of India, I838- d; Sngllsh ASU 1961- OGJE. mp Ag 1, 19*9-0 1963 OOP * 1808 QML [F 0, 196*-3 QMM n 1958- 362 statesman* 1818* d; English First published as The Friend of India. OOHL mp 1952-Mr 196* QMM My 26, 196*- 363 Statesman* Overseas edition* 1375- w; English ASU 1962; Ja 12, 1963- HfSM 1959* OWtU [196>3 (Airmail ed.) 36* Hindustan times* 1923- d; English QMM I96V IHDIA 7* Delhi 365 Indian express. 1953- df English QMM Ho 132, 196*- 366 Hew age* 1956*^ w; English MWU My 1965- QMM [1^3- 367 Overseas Hindustan times. 1950- w; English OHM I962- OOCC 1958* OTU 2 yrs 368 Statesman. 1818- d; English Northern edition* First published as The iariend of India. Jl 20, 1965- JmXmk&Bt&MmmL 369 Pioneer* 1865* d; English To Jl 2*, 1933 published at Allahabad, NSHP [1885-18903 QMM My 196*- 370 Hindu* 3 20, 1878- d; English mm M 22, 1965- QMM Je 17t 196*- dUSflUiBA 75 M,iftdj»aj 371 Hindu weekly review. 1953- w; English ACU 1961* AEU 1961- HBFU [73- HfSM F 196*- OHM curr yr OOE 1 yr OOCC [5-93- OTU 2 yrs ssu 1961* ?%%m 372 Searchlight. 1918- sw, 3/w, d; English QMM Je 196*- 373 Bttela'at. 1925- d; Iranian OTU curr iss IWhW. M>XXn 37* Hibernian journal; or, Chronicle of liberty. 1773- 1820// 3/w, d; English QMM Ja 3-D 30, 1820 IBBLAMP 76 Dublin 375 Irish pictorial. 1875- To Je 11, 1955 as Times pictorial; Je 18, 1955-Ag 3> 1957 as Pictorial, 00C 1 yr 376 Irish press, s 1931- d; English OOP * fflos 377 Irish tiaes. 1859- df English OOP * mos 378 Irish weekly mail and warder. 1821- w; English To Je 26, 1880 an The Warder; Jl 3, 1380- Oc 22, 1892 as The Warder and Dublin weekly mail; U 12, 1892-Ag 23* 1902 as The Warder; Ag 30, 1902-My 22, 1909 as The Wmrder and weekly sail* OTAr F 5. 18*8 379 Irishman. Jl 17, 1858-F 33, 1385// w; English HBSM [18663 380 Nation. Oo 15, 18*2- w; English Suspended Jl 29, 13*8-3 13*9. OOIfL mp Oc 15, 18*2-D 25, 1852 IftffLAffD 77 Dublin 381 Phoblaeht. Je 20, 1925-Ag 2*, 1935//? wf English N 28, 1931-F 27. 1932 as Republican file; Je 29*Ag 1935 as Republic. OOHL N 26, 1932 382 Sunday independent* 1905- v} English MfSG curr iss 383 Weekly freeman and Irish agriculturist. 3 10, 176>D 20, 192*// w; English To Ja 21, 1871 as Weekly freeman* s journal* OTAr oc 7, 18*8 mm* 38* Post weekly, I960- w; English MWU Oc I96l-[196*3 M,rAYiT 385 Information d*Israel, w; French QQLa 1 mo QSherU My 1963- 386 Letste najes. 1950- d; Yiddish QMJ Oe*D 1957, 1953-196*, Ja-Je 1965 xm& Genoa- 387 Falstaff. 1893- w; Italian NBSM D 25, 1897 Milan 383 Corriere della sera. 1875- d; Italian AS 1967- OPAL curr yr 339 diornale del lavoratori. d; Italian QQLa 1 rao 390 Popolo d»Italia. 191*- d; Italian OOHL D 20, 1939; 3 30, 19*0 391 U&anita nova. 1920- d; Italian OOHL Ag 21, 1920 Roiqe 392 Messaggero di Koma. I878- d; Italian To Ap 20, 19*6 as II Messaggero* QMSS [19363 393 Monde. F 19, 19*9- w; Italian AEU 196*- OTP curr iss SMff 79 3$* Popolo* 19**- d$ Italian QMSS m r?5f 1956 395 Staapa* 1886- d| Italian Title varies% La Huova staapa 19*5-? ABU [196^3- 396 Weekly news* 1929- w; English OOHL Jl 8, 22, 1939 Torino 397 A stonao. 1920- w; Italian OOHL Ag 28, 1920 398 Illustrazione del popolo. 1921- w; Italian OOHL S 15-21, 19*0 CCA KtaKetflU 399 Conservative and constitutional advocate. 1336- d; English HBSM fi 22-23, 1836 Jjmi£A 80 Kto^isrfeaA *00 Dally gleaner. 183*- d; English 1899-My 27, 1902 as The Daily gleaner and de Cordova*s advertising sheet, BViPA [Ap 3, 19*8-3 NSHPL 196*- m\ik 1966* QMM Ap 196*- *01 Jaiaaiea weekly gleaner. wj Knglish OTNS 3 yrs OTU 2 mos JAM *02 Japan times* 1897- d; English To 19*0 as Japan times and mail; then to 19*3 as Japan times and advertiser; thon to Je 30, 19!$> as Hippon tisjes. AEU 1965- NBSM Mr 25t 1930 00E curr yr OTU D 21, 193* U03 Japan times weekly* Je 17» 1961- wj English 00S curr yr (Airmail ed.) QUff [l-23-[*3 EyKilXA, 81 *0* Times, 1902- d; English & .-wahili QML [1963-3 *05 Barasa. 1939- w; Swahlli & English QML li 19, 196*- *06 Daily nation. I960- d; English Sunday edition called Sunday nation* QI1L [1963-3 *07 iSast African standard, 1902- d; English QML [Ap 1962-3 *08 Hfanyl kaai. Ag 1962?- w; bwahill <& English QML [196*-] *09 Sunday nation, i960* w; English Sunday edition of The waily nation. QtiL [1965-3 *10 Sunday post. Oc 13, 1935- w; English QML [Jl 23, 1963-3 mm *11 Talfa leo. 1960- d; Kiswahill Q'fc [1965-3 aakufM *12 Kenya weekly news. 192 H- w; English AKU Ja 3, 1965- Q-IL Ja 6, 1961- QMM Ja *, 1957- *13 Orient. 192*- d; French QQLa 3 no Llxatoe *1* lialawi news. 196lv- w, sw; Hyanja, Tumbuka, Jngllsh Ql-iL [Ap 9f 1965-J MM imxwsxtx *15 Detsokratische Post. Ag 15, 19*3- sw; Oerraan OOHL I 1, tir 15, 19*3 MEXICO IteJLfig QX%J *16 Excelsior. 1917- d; Spanish OHM My 1965* *17 Mexican herald* 3 1, 1895-Oc 29, 1915// d; Knglish & Spanish Suspended Jl 22-Ag 2, 1915 OTU [1910, 1913-1*3 *18 Novededes. 1935- d; Spanish OPAL curr yr *19 Universal* 1917- d; Spanish OOHL Jl 29, 1956 *20 Vos de Mexico. 193*?- w; Spanish OOHL Oc 20, 19*0 flaxao.a, de, Jujxej *21 Oaxaea nuevo* 1917'?- d; Spanish OOHL Oe 30, N 2, 19*0 *22 Hieuwe Amaterdamsohe courant. W 1831?-// d; Dutch NBSM Ja 2, 1881 Wtixxxwtm *23 livening post. F 5> 1865- d; English MWP curr iss OONL rap Jl 1938-D I963 *2* Hew Zealand aail. 1870-N 1, 1907// w; English OOHL Oc 1893-D 28, 189* *25 Daily times* 1925* d; Knglish . To Ja 3> 19*9 as Algerian daily times. OOCC 1959* Q08L mp Ja 2, 1956-Mr 30, 1961; Jl-D 196I; Ja-G 1962; Oe-D I963 QML [1963-3 *26 Morning post* 1961- df English oocc [196V653 JaJL^Jbaii *27 Sunday times* Ag 2, 1953- w; English QML [My 2, 1965-3 *28 West African pilot. H 22, 1937- d; English owtU mp 1937/38-39; 19*1-196* *29 Pakistan observer, .ir 11, 19*9- d; English OTU 3 mos mpmfcX *30 Dawn* Oc 26, 19*1- w, d; English To 19*7 published in Delhi. AKU Mr 1962- OOHL mp 1951-63 OTU 2 mos Qu/'X L Mr 19, 196* [-3 GGU F I963-6* *31 Morning news. 19*2- d; Knglish OTU 2 mos QMM Oc 1963- P\K1V>U 86 fcatopyg *32 Pakistan times. 19*7- d; English OKQ N 1965- 3iX [1365-3 Z&JM& *33 Mercantile chronicle, 186*- 3/w; English BViPA mp [Ja 2, 1865-Oc 16, l-6l>j *3* Hepublica* 1920- d; Spanish OOHL F 1*, 1920 *35 3tar and herald. Ay 2, XOg1!— w, 3/w, d; English Fonaed by merger of Daily star and Panama herald. To Oc 1, 185* as Jaily Panama star and herald. BViPA mp [18*9-191*J ypLAJD *36 Dziennik zachodni. 19*5- d; Polish OONL Oc 15, 19*6 mkm Krakftw *37 Naprsed, 1892- d; Polish OONL F 1*, 1921 *38 Tygodnik powsseehny. 19*7- w; Polish MWU 1962- OOML Mr 3» My 15, 19*9 Wftr say *39 Arbeiter-eajtung. 1929?-// w; Yiddish OONL Ag 30, 1929 **0 Arbeiter-tzajtung. 19*^?- w; Yiddish QMJ [19*7-593 **1 Dziennik ludowy. Ag 19*5- d; Polish com, oc 9, 20, 19*6 **2 Dzis i Jutro. 19*5- d; Polish OOtfL [19*93 **3 Folks-shtime. 19*6- w, */w, d; Yiddish QMJ [Mr 19*9-D 19523 RPMtt 88 Warsaw *** Olos ludu* 19**-D 16, 19*8// d; Polish Merged with Kobotnik to form Trybuna ludu, OOHL Oc 11, 19*6 **5 Gromada, 19*9*Je 1* 1952// sw; Polish Merged with Holnik polskl to form Gromada- rolnik polskl* OOIIL [19*9-503 **6 Kultura. Je 16, 1963- wf Polish MWU l-[23- OTU 1* **7 Kusnica, Je 19*5- w; Polish oom, [19*93 **8 Miodsl ld%* 19*5* w; Polish OOHL Oe 13*20, 19*6 **9 Moment, 1910* d; Yiddish QMJ Oe 18*20, 1932; 1935 *50 Naje lebn, Ap 10* 19*5- w, sw; Yiddish Started publication in Lodlu QMJ [D 19*5-Oc 19503 POLAND, AHHHm *51 Nowa kultura* Ap 1950- w; Polish OOHL Oe 21, 1951 OTU [93-1123-[i*3 h52 Odrodaenie. 19*5- w; Polish OOML [19*8**93 *53 Polityfca* 1957- w; Polish AEU 1961- *5* Polska sbrojna. 19*5- d; Polish OOHL Oo 11, 19*6; •'> 30, 1951 h55 Przegla^ sportowy. 19*5- 3/w; Polish OOHL [Mr*My 19*93 h56 Kobotnik. 189*-D 16, 19*9// d; Polish OOML [1921, 19*63 h57 Hzecspospolita. 19**- d; Polish OONL Oc 11, 19*6; F 16, 19*9 *58 iwiat i Polska. lv*6-*9// w; Polish OOHL [19*93 POLAND 90 tyarsaw, *59 Trybuna ludu* D 16, 19* - d; Polish Formed by the merger of Glos ludu and Kobotnik, AEU 196*- MWU mp F-D 1956 OOHL L19*9, 1951-52^ *60 Trybuna wolnosei. 19*5- w; Polish OONL [l9*8-*93 *6l Velt s^pigel. 1926-// w; Yiddish QMJ Ja-D 26, 1929 *62 v/alka mlodych* 19*3- w; Polish OOIIL Oc 17t 19*6 *63 Wola ludu* 19*9- d; Polish OOHL [1950J h6* Zycie Uarszavy* 19**- d; Polish OONL Oc 18, 19*6; Wo 20, 36, 195* MAitoy *65 Rhodesia herald* 1891- d; Knglish Incorporated the Lveninc standard. AEU 1966- rML [N 13, 1962-] lO/MAHIA ifirtrto *66 iiistritaer deutsche 3.^ituiv> 1913-**// wj Oerman OONL Jl 12, S 6, 19*0 fiuchare,8,t *67 For a lasting peace, for a people's democracy. 19*7-Ap 17i 1956// w; English AEU rap 19*8-50 QGtth L19*7-*83 *68 Oazeta literara, w; Rumanian* QQLa 1 mo *69 Gcintela. 1930- d; Rumanian QQLa 1 mo Clu,.1 *70 Utunk* 19*6* w; Hungarian OOHL [196V 3 MMmXA TWsoara, *71 Banater deutsche ^eitun;.% 19*0?-**// 3/w; German OOHL Je 28, 19*0 *72 L»onnta^sblatt, 192*- w; Qerman OOHL S 8, 19*0 flWPX ARABIA Mecca *73 Urajn-al-Qura. 192*- w; Arabic OTU mp D 12, 192*-Je 2*, I960 mmAx ftafraj *7* Afrigue nouvelle. 19*9- w; French OOCU Jl 1965- 00K 1 yr mm tim® SKSfitftMH *75 Sierra Leonian. F 1, 19^1- w; English Suceeded The (oicrra Loonc) weekly bulletin* OOCC 1961- grawQBK 93 •tela ii\M-'\\r *76 straits times. 1 *5- w, d; English Suspended F 15, 19*2- 7, 19*7. OOHL ip 1956-Ap 19''J* 3}XQm*m%®,Xn h77 Friend* 1350- d; English IISHD [19003 *7-" Post, My 1* 1900- d; English .:B -; CX900j *79 Cape ar^us. Ja 3* 1':'57- sw, 3/^t d; unglish Ai..U mp 1C57-1910 hri0 Uapo times, lir 23, lf.76- d; English 0&Q Ag 1965- 00HL rap Jl 193'--'- 1963 OOP * EiOS *°1 Financial mall* 19^7- w; relish )MS 1 yr and curr «mat MmA 9* fthlWWftBltog *82 Jewish journal* w; English MWU curr yr *83 Rand daily mail* 1902* d; English OOP * mos *8* South African financial gazette. 196*- w; English OTY 1966* QMS 1 yr & curr *85 Star* Oo 17, 1887- d; English AEU Ja 3* 1966- OOCC D 2* 1958*Mr 18, 1963, Oc 15, 1963- OWtU [19ol-623- (Airmail ed.) QML [I 13* 1962-3 QMS 1 yr k curr *86 ABC* Ja 1, 1903- w, sw, d; Spanish OONL a 11, 19*0 QMU [1957-583- hS7 S31 The rteek in Spain. 1961?- w? Spanish 00N curr iss OWA [1963-653- flffAffi *88 Madrid* 1939- d; Spanish OPAL curr yr mmmm *39 Appenseller Gonntagsblatt. 18**- w; German OOHL S 1*, 19*0 *90 Liberte. Oc 1871- d; French QMSS [19563 aejranra *91 Ecmaenieal press service. 193*- w; English QMM 1958* *92 Journal de Geneve* 183*- d; Frenoh OONL mp Jl 1938-D 31, 195* OOP * mos *93 Journal des nations* Ag 25, 1931-Ap 25, 19*0// d; French QMSS [1931, 19333 ym&m&P aon&m *9* Kolokol* Jl 1, 1857-Jl 1, 1867// \f) Russian BV1V facs complete MWU facs complete *95 Reveil anarohiste* 1902- d; French & Italian OOHL Ag 26, 1939 *96 Gazette de Lausanne et journal suiss d; French OOP * mos *97 Heue Marcher Zeitung. 1780- d; German kW [19613- (Airmail ed.) mm 10 days (Airmail ed.) OOCC 1960- *98 Weltwoehe* 1933- w; German OTTC 2 yrs OTV Ja *, 1963- TAJ»IA B«T e,lsl,„§,al,^m *99 Rationalist* 196*- d; English QML [1965-3 fAaMrawLm 97 500 Tanaania standard, 1929- d; English Formerly Tanganyika standard. Jl 1, 1930 Incorporated Tanganyika times. QML [1963-6*3 WfflW AW> yo^oo Pnorj?, of Spa^n, 501 Daily mirror* 1963- d; English OTU 2 mos 502 Hit ion. 1956- w; English OKQ 1966- qim Ap 3, 196*- 503 Sunday guardian. S 1917- wf English QMB 3 mos 50h Sunday mirror* 1963- w; English 0TH8 AQ 1965- 505 Trinidad guardian* S 2, 1917- d; English it nor curr iss OOCC [1959-633 OTU 2 mos QMM 1965- TUNISIA Tunics 506 Jeune Afrique. Oc 196O- w; French Title varies* Afrique action. 00E 1 yr (Airmail ed.) mm 507 Cumhuriyet. Hy 7, 192*- d; Turkish OTU 1 wk KffBPaJLa 508 Uganda argus* 1955- d; English Suceeded The Uganda herald. qm* in 1*, 196*-3 AZIiKBAlD^lIAri USR flaku, 509 Bakinskii rabochii. Ap 1906- d; Hussion OONL mn Mr 21, 1950-0c 31, 1953 510 Kommunist. 1920- d; Kussian QQHL mn 1951-Oc 31, 19')3 mm or mm mmm mmm niiLORUSSXAK SSK HVMft 511 Chyrvonala a'mena. 1921* sw; Belorussian & Russian OOHL D 15, 1925 512 Liter atura 1 raastatstva. 19*>5- sw; Belorussian BVaU 1962- 513 Kaudonasis artojas. 1928- w; Lithuanian OONL No 18, 1932 51* ^ovetskaia Belorussiia* 1931- d; Russian To Oc 2, 1937 as Rabochii. OONL mn Ja 1951-Oc 31, 1953 515 Zviazda. 1918- d; Belorussian OOHL [19*93 ESTONIAN SSR ?jttflmfoatiX 516 Hoorte hail* 19*0-// w; Estonian OOHL S 29, 19*0 mxm, .iwr mm mw*m mmhm 100 ESTONIAN SSR 517 Sovetskaia Estoniia. 19*1* d; Russian OONL an Ja 3, 1951-Oe 31, 1953 GEORGIAN SSR T,lfJi.a 518 Zaria vostoka* Je 20, 1922- d; Russian AIU 1961* OONL mn Jl 19, 19*9-0c 31, 1953 KARBLO-FINNIflH SSR 519 Lenlnskoe snamia* 1918* d; Russian 00f*L mn Ja 1951-Oc 31, 1953 KAZAKH SSR 520 Kaaakhstanskaia pravda. 1922- d; Russian OONL am 1951-Oe 31, 1953 mw fflF.wmff fottMuaT HBFTOWP 101 KIRGHIZ SSR Ifriysyn 521 Sovetskala Kirgisiia* 1925- d; Russian OONL an J* 1951-Oe 11, 1951 LATVIAN SSR 522. GIna* 190W &$ Latvian OOHL Cl951# 1953-^3 523 Sovetskala Latviia* 19*6?- d; Russian "**"" OONL mn Ja 5, 1951-Oc 30, 1953 52 LITHUANIAN SSR WMm 52* Soviet sfcaia Litva. 19*6?- d; Russian OONL an Ja 1951-Oc 31, 1953 525 Tiesa* 1917* d; Lithuanian OONL D 26, 1950; My 18, Oc 29, N 1*, 1952 MOLDAVIAN SSR 526 Sovetskaia Moldaviia* 1922- d; Russian OONL mn Ja 1951-OQ 31, 1953 SUSSlAil FS3R 527 Lenlngradskaia pravda* 1918- d; Russian To 192* as Petrogradskaia pravda* Mr 1, 1939 absorbed Krasnala gazeta. OONL mn Ja 5, 1951-D 31, 1952; or [19563 528 Anikajt* 19*2?- v; Yiddish QMJ [19*3-**, 19*7-*83 529 Bedaota* 1918* d; Russian OONL S 17, 1925 530 Daily news. 1932?- d; English OTU v* 1, No 16, 22; v. 2, No *1 mm AS, mm WWIIST, ^PUBLICS, 103 RUSSIAN FSSR Moscow 531 Daily review of Soviet press. Ja 1955- d; English Issued by Sovetskoe Informatsionnoe Biuro, OTU 1955- SSU curr iss 532 Ekonomicheskaia gazeta. Je 1, 196O- 3/vi Russian Preceded by Promyshlemao-ekonomicheskaia gaaeta. AEU 196*- BVaU S 196*- MWU Jl 196*- OONL [1960-3 OTU 1- 533 Ekonomicheskaia zhizn' • N 6, 1918- d; Russian OONL Jl 23, 1922 53* Gudok. 1920- 3/w; Russian OONL [192*-25, 1953-623 535 Izvestila. F 28, 1917- d; Russian Full title J Izvestila Sovetov Deputatov Trudiashchikhsia SSSR. AEU mp 1917-38; or [19603- BVaU F 196*- BViV [19633- OHM 1965- OLU 6 mos oocc [19613- 00E 1 yr (Airmail ed.) OONL or [1922-3? mn F 19*8-Ap 20, 19*9? Jl 16, 19%-0c 31, 1953 (cont.K mm 91 mnm mxmst mmum RUSSIAN FSSR ffoscow Isvestlla* (cont.) OTCIA clippings OTU mp 1917-38; or 3 mos OTX 1 yr QMM Jl i960* QHU [19633- 536 Journal de Ifosoou* Ap 193*-&P 30, 1939// v$ Frenoh OONL [X938-393 537 Korasoaol* skaia pravda* My 2*, 1925- d; Russian ABU 196I- NSI® 119663- oocc 1961* OONL an Jl 22, 19*9-D 3, 19531 or Oc 1, 19*0 [19*93 qm Ag 1952*D 1961 Qjtffi 1963* 538 Krasaaia avesda. 192*- d; Russian Absorbed Krasnyi flot Ap 1953» OONL mn Ap 2, 19*7-Oc 31, 1953 539 Krasnyi flot. 1938-Ap 1953// d; Russian Absorbed by Krasnala zvesda Ap 1953* OONL ran Ag J0» 1951»Oe 31, D 2-30, 1952; F-Ap 2, 1953 Wffipff Qf ft91HX v^Miffl Rjpjpm>Wg. 105 RUSSIAN FSSR MMQM 5*0 Literaturnaia gasetc 1929- sw, 3/wj Russian AEU S 1960- BVaU 1962- 3ViV [19633- OIIM 196** OLU 6 mos OOCC 1961— OONL ran N 20, 19*8-1, 1, 1953; or [19*7-*93 oou 196*— OTU mp 1929-*!, 19**-*8; or 19s; 9- OTY. 1 yr OWtU [19603-[196*3- QMM 1959- QMU I963- 5*1 Literaturnaia Moskva* 1956- w; Russian BVaU a- 5*2 Literaturnaia Hossila. 1963- w; Russian AEU [19653- 5*3 Hosocau 1921- 3/w; French OONL [19213 5** lloskovskala pravda. 1920- d; Russian 1920-F 7, 1922 as Komtnunlstlcheskil trud; F '8, 1922-Mr 1939 as Uabochaia Hoskva; :ir 1, 1939-1 19, 1950 as 2foskovckii bol'shevik. OOHL on Mr 2*, 1950-D 2, 1953? or My 27, 1925 RUSSIAN FSSR 5h5 New times* 19**- w; English To My 15, 19*5 as ^ar and tho working class* BVaU 1962* N3HD [19603- 5*^6 Mew®* Oc 5, 1930- sw, w, sw; Knglish AEU 1966* BViV [I9633- oocc 196*- OONL [l93l-*93 OTU [19*3-*73 sau Ag 196*- 5*7 Patriot rodiny* 19*9* sw; Russian OONL mn S *, 19*9-Oc 11, 1950 5*8 Pionerskaia pravda. 1925- sw; Russian AEU I96I* OONL [19*0, *9, 56-583 5*9 Pravda* ?*r 5, 1917- d; Russian To My 1918 published in Potrograd and thereafter in Moscow, llo 100. Jl 6, 1917 as Listok pravdy; then Proletarli; hnbochii; ftaboehil put*; Jl 23-Aj; 9, 1917 as Ralx>ohii 1 soldat. AS 1967* AEU mp 1917-*9, 1958; or 1960- IflTaU mp 1917-; or 196*- BV1V [1963-653- (eont.) imm » mm mnmx mmm 107 RUSSIAN FSSR Pravda* (cont.) MWU Oc 1961- NSRD mp 1950- NSHPL curr iss NfSM 2 yrs & curr OHM 196*- OKQ Ap 1966 A - OLU 6 mos oocc 1963- OQE 1 yr OONL ap Mr 5, 1917-D 196|t or [1937-3 OTU wp Mr 1917-Je 1938% Jl 1956-; or curr iss till liier OTY. 1 yr OWtU Ag 16, 1959-Ag 5, I960, 196*- QHM Jl I960* SSU 19*6* 550 Promyshlonno-Gkonomicheskaia gaaeta* F 1, 1956- My 29, 1960// 3/w| Russian Superseded hy Ekonomicheskaia gazeta* OTU F 1, 1956*My 29, I960 551 Russkiia vedomostl* 3 3, 1863-Mr 1918// d; Russian OTU mp 1890-Mr 1918 552 Govetskaia Rosalia* 1957- d; Russian OONL Ap*0c 1963 553 sovetskii sport. 1933- sw, 3/w; Russian To Wr 19, 19*6 as Krasnyi sport. OONL mn N 20, 19*8-D 3, 1953 IftflON OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS 108 HUSJIAN FSSR tfoffffov 55* atroitel*naia gaseta* 1955- 3/w; Russian OONL [1957-3 555 Trud. ? 19* 1921- d; Russian AEU 1961* OOE 3 mos OONL mn S 8, 19*9-B 2, 1953; or [19*7-3 OTU 3 mos 556 Uchitcl' skaia gaaeta. 192*- 3/w* w, 3/^J Russian To 1937 as Za kommunisticheskoe pro sve shchenie. OONL mn Ap 22-s 30, 1953? or [1956-573 557 Yeeherniaia Moskva, 1923- d; Russian OOHL mn Jl 22, 19*9-N 30, 1953? or [19563 553 Vedomosti Verkhovnogo Soveta SJSR. 193'- irregular; Russian AEU 1961- OONL mn Ja 6, 19*5-Oe 8, 1953? or [i960-3 559 wolna Polska. Mr 19*3- w; Polish OONL Mr 16, 2*, 19*3 ::USr>TAN FJJsiR tttfjKa 560 Workers' oews. ? 1931-Ap 28, 1932// 3/w; English OONL [1931 561 Poilarnaia pravda. 1920- d; Russian OONL [19593 TADJIK SSR PftSfrMbe, 562 Koaaunist Tadahikistana. 1929- d; Russian OONL mn Ja 5, 195l-Oc 31, 1953 TURKISH SSR 563 Turkmenskaia iskra. N 7, 192*- d; Russian OONL mn Ja 13, 1952-*- 31, 195* UKRAINIAN HSR 5(h Borot'ba. 1925?- w; Ukrainian OONL Ap 15, 1928 ropy m, MW3Lmxw&.MEmm no UIRAINIAN SSR 565 sierp. 1922- S/wj Polish OONL F 10, 1933 K^ey 566 Komsomol'skoe mnamia* d; Russian BVaU 196*- OTU 2 BIOS 567 Kul*tura 1 zhyttia. 1955- w, sw; Ukrainian Till Ap 1965 as Radians*ka kul'tura. AEU N 196** MWU [l9593-[19623-Cl96*-653- SSU 1959-63 568 Literatuma Ita&ina* 1927- sw; Ukrainian To F 16, 1962 as Literatuma hazeta. AEU S 1960- BVaU 1962* MM [1952*53, 1959-653- OTU mp 1- 569 Moled3S'U 1959Ukrainy- * 1926- d; Ukrainian BVaU 1 yr mm [1959*60, 196*-653- OTU 2 mo 8 > h UKRAINIAN SSR 57© - Pravda UkroJj»y. 1939- d) Ukrainian BVaU 1965- OONL mn Ja 1951-Oc 31, 1953? or [19*93 OTU D *, 196*- 571 Radians'ka osvita* 19*0- sv; Ukrainian AEU N *. 196*- MWU C19fM*'> OONL 8 6, 19*0 SSU 1959-61 572 Radians'ka Ukraine* 1920* d; Ukrainian Absorbed Komunlst F 2, 19*2, Aft 1961* BVaU 1962* MWU [1959-653- ooNL [19*7*3 OTU 3 BOS SSU 1959- 573 Radians'kyi sport. 19*9- 3/v; Ukrainian AEU N 3, 196*- SSU 1961-63 57* Robitnyaha h*«eta* 1957- d; Ukrainian AEU H 196*- BVaU 1962- MW [19603-C1962-653- OONL Ap 19, 1959 OTU 3 mos SSU 1961*63 yum vimmmxMdPZ mqawga UKRAINIAN SSR 575 Sovetskaia Ukraine. 193(- d; Russian OONL [193*-*0, 1962-3 576 stalinskoe plemia* 1938- df Russian OONL Ag 20-21, 19*0 577 Vieti Bad ©eputativ Trudlashchykh u»SR. 1920- d; Ukrainian OTU mp Ja 19***D 30, 193*? Ap 1936-1939 578 Visti s Ukraiay. 1960- sv, wf Ukrainian MWU 11960*653* OONL [I96I-623 OTU 3 ®0S ssu 1961-63 579 air***, w; Ukrainian ssu 1961 580 Nasha semlia. 1930- v) Ukrainian OONL D 20, 1931 581 Pratsia. 1927- w; Ukrainian OONL D 17, 1933 mm or mm, -wmm mrnam UKRAINIAN SSR 582 Sel»-rob. 1927-// v; Ukrainian OONL D 13, 1931$ J@ 12-19, 1932 583 Syla. 1930- w; Ukrainian OONL [1931-323 58* Vpered. 1916- d; Ukrainian OONL Je 8, 1920 5&5 Zemlia 1 volia* 1911- w) Ukrainian OONL Je 6, 1920 586 Morlak. 1912- 3/w; Russian OONL Oc 2, 1925 Uzhhorod 5S7 Karpats'ka pravda. 1920- v; Ukrainian OONL r> 13, 1931? Mr 20, 1932 uNjoif .fflcsovw agfiUMw; m»*<& UZBEK SSR Tagfafegflt Pravda vostoka. 1925- d; Russian AEU [19613* OONL mn Ja 1951-Oc 31, 1953 fflffiCSP, AR^ fttfTOW Cairo 589 Ahram* 1875- d; Arabic OTU 1 wk 590 Egyptia.gyptiain aail* 1913?- d; English OONL D 5, 9, 1915 591 Rose el Xoussef* 1925- w; Arable OQE 1 ft UTOED, mm 9¥ AIWECA ALABAMA Ash, villa 592 Citizen. d; English QMS My 15, 1965- UJTOD STA^S QF AFRICA U5 ALASKA 593 Tundra times, 1962* w; English QMAI 1962- EfrtflllHtfina 59* Metlakahtlan* N 1888-D 1391// Irregular; English BV1P Mr 1889 Nome 595 I>aily gold digger. Oe 25, I889-JI 27, 1910// w, d; English To Jl 22, 1905 «s Nome gold dig er. qm JI *, 1900 596 News, Oc 9, 1899-Je 1, 1906// v, d, sw: English Merged with Nome nugget* QMM [19003 Krm^eia, 597 Sentinel* N 20, 1902- w; English To My 13, 1909 as Alaska seatinel. BViPA ran Ap 25, Je 7, 1906 CALIFORNIA 598 Times. D ** 1881- d; English AE 1967- Qak3,an^, 599 Labor world. My 22, 190*-Ja 23, 1931// w; English To Oc 192* as World. OONL [19193 pmJzmsXsm, 600 Alaska tribune. Ap 15, 1873- sm; English BViP Ap-Je 1, 1873 601 Bulletin* Oc 8, 1855-Ag 28, 1929// d; English 1855*My 18. 1895 as Dally evening bulle tin; My 20, 1895-S 19* 1928 Bulletin* United with San Francisco call to form Call-bulle tin. BViP 1855-58; Ja 30, i860; Oc 1, 1873 OTAr Jl 29, 1870 602 Chronicle* Ja 16, 1865- d; English To Ag 30, 1868 as Dally dramatic chroni- cle. AE 1967- BVaU mp 1965- BV1P [1931-3 mm> miw w M«W 117 CALIFORNIA f}m Yfm 60* Daily California chronicle. N 21, lei53-'7" 12 18587/ d; English BViP [F 2, 185*-Ag 22, 18563 605 Daily evening picayune. Ag 3, 1850-Ja 20? 185*// d; English United with 3an Francisco daily evening news to form San Francisco daily evening news and picayune* Suspended My 5-23, 1851J Ap 17, 1852-D 12? 1853. BViP [Jl 2, 1851-/-P 17, 1852J 606 Daily herald and mirror. Je 1, 1350-J1 1*, •my/ d; English To Ja 28, 1862 as San Francisco daily herald* BVIP [Je 30, l85l*Je 18563 607 Daily journal of commerce. Ja 23, 1850-F 1, 18517/ d; English Suspended Je 15-J1 2*, 1050. BViP 3 13, 1850 HTOfift *mM,P$ A: ifr>iJCA 118 CALIFORNIA 608 Daily Pacific news* Ag 2*», 1 <*9-Jiy ••' 1851//V sw, d; English To Mr 3, 1850 as Pacific news. Suspended 3 18-30, 1850. JV1P [D 22, 13*9-Ja 2*, IS503 609 Daily people world. 1938- d; English OONL [19*0-3 610 Daily true Californian* My 26, 1856-My 31, 1857// d; English Suspended from s 7->25$ 1356. BViP Ag 31, 1856 611 Echo du Paoificue. Je 1, 1852-60?// sw, d; French & Spanish BViP Ja 20, IB 53 612 Zfovaia aarla* 1928- d; Russian Also dated in Los angles, ..enttle and Chicago. OOHL [l9*l-*2, 19513 613 star, Jl 5, 188*-Ja 1921// d, w, m| English BViP Jl 23, 1°"7 UNITfeD STATES OF AFRICA 119 CALIFORNIA 6l* Voce del popolo. i860* w, sw, d; Italian OONL [19*13 615 Voice of the federation. Je 1*, 1935-Ag 2, 19*1^ w; English OOHL Ap 19, 19*1 616 Central California record. 1875-1918?// w, sw; English T© 190** as Stockton record* OTAr Ja 12, 1910; Ja *, 1912 617 Homing independent* Ag 1, 1861- d; English Follows San Andreas independent. To N 29?, 193* as Stockton daily independent. OTAr Ag 23, Oe 8, I896; S 27, 1910; Ja 5, 1912 COLORADO 3reen, mmUXSk FftUff 618 Echo. 1883* w; English NB3M [18923 fflfflMP TO» ,«! AWSMffA 12° COIINECTICUT i^anburv 619 News-times. Mr 17, 1870- wf English Formed by the union of Jeffersonian and Danbury times. OTP F 28, 137*-[753-F 17, 1877 Harfcfrrti 620 American mercury. Jl 12, 178*-Je 25, 1033// w; English QMSS [18333 621 Connecticut observer. Ja *, 1825-Je 18*0// w; English United with New Haven record to form Congregational record. qms No 667, 1837 622 Gourant. s 12, 1337- d; English To Jl 8, 1887 as Hartford daily courant, OTAr Je 29, 18*8 623 Times* MT 2, 18*1- df English To Ap 12, 18*6 as Dally times; Ap 13, 18*6-J1 2, 1883 as Hartford daily times. NBSM [19003 Ul^TKD STATBS OF AMERICA 121 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 62* Air force times. Oc 12, 19*2- w; English Fomerly Army times* Air force edition. OOND 1 yr 625 Army times. 19*0- VI English 00ND 1 yr 626 Chronicle. N 3, 1862-Ja 1877//? d; English To Ja 5, 187* as Daily morning chronicle. QMSS [I862, 186*3 627 Daily globe* Je 13, 1831-Ap 30, 18*5// d; English To D 30, 18*3 as Globe. Followed by Daily union, later Washington union* BViP £l&*53 628 Daily national intelligencer. Ja 1, l8!3*Je 2*, d; English Ag 30-S 22, 181* as National intelligen cer* United with Washington express to form Daily national express and Washington intell igencer, later Daily national intelligencer. Suspended from Ag 2**30, 181*. OUT repr Nos 15, 187-9*, 196, 238-39, 271, 273-27*, 287 OONL *epr 118613 OTU mp 1813-<*e 2*, 1869; N.s. 3 20-D 31, I869 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 629 Labor* Jl 22. 1919- wj ntyigl %*M To 3 18, 1919 as Railroad democracy. OONL [19553 OOS 9- % • " 630 National intelligencer. Oc 31, 1300-69// 3/v, w; English To M mf 1810 as National istelligeiicer and Washington advertiser* OTAr Ja 16, 1813 631 Nation's forum. 1921-Ja 15, 1938// w; English To Mr 1, 1937 as Fellowship forum* OONL Ja 3, 1925 632 Post* D 6, 1877- d; English Ap 15-29, 1378 as Washington poet and unlftn* ABU I962* BVaU 1965* OOB 1 mo OOP * mos OOU3I curr iss QMR 1 mo QQL 1 ye & curr 633 Romanian news. N 12, 19*6- w; Knglish OOHL [1950, 533 UNITED ffltoTys, OF WM 123 DISTRICT OF C0LU1©IA 63* United States dally. Mr *, 1926-My 13, 1933// d; English Superseded by United otates news (w), which absorbed liorld report Ja 16, 19*8 and became U.S, news and world report. BViP [1926-3 19323 OONL [1926-19333 QMR [D 1931-3 635 .eekly union* My 10, 13*5-Ap 1359// w; English Follows Qlobe. Followed by Weekly con st it ut ion* BViP [Ja-Jl 18*63 GKJORSIA 636 Constitution* Je 18, 1868- d; English To s 3> 1375 as Atlanta daily constitut ion! S *, I365*0c 19, I876 as Constitution; Oc 20, 1S76-S 1*, 1>; ?1 as Daily constitution. AfcU Ag 31, 1963- Sflyannajh, 637 Georgia gaaette. Ap 7, 1763-F 7, 1776// w; English ASU mpr Ap 7, 1763-liy 23, 1770 638 Republican* D 26? 186*- 3/w; English OTAr Ja 6, 1865 UNITED : nVSTPfg .Pf AHiffiWfiA 12* HAWAII wmXtiXv, 639 Polynesian* Je 6, 18*0-D 11, 18*1; My 18, 18**- Ap 25# 1863// w; English BViP [Je 15, lS**~Ja 25, 18*53 6*0 Sandwieh Island gaaette and journal of commerce. Jl 30, 1B36-J1 27, 1839// w; English Followed by Sandwieh Island mirror and commercial gaaette. BViP complete ILLINOIS fjwMLcjfogo, 6*1 Abendpost. $ 2, 1889- d; German OONL Jl 1, 19*0 6*2 Bermunkas. D 7, 1918- w Hungarian ** w **WWfl*nt*|WIT v^^^^m^ 1-2*9 as Felsaabadulas. OOIiL Ap 5, 192* 6*3 Borba* 1930-? w; Serbo-Croation OONL Ja 15, 1930 6** British American. 1888- w; English MP [1913-19183 OTAr F 9, 192* IBtflM JMCftffig M AffliffiWA 125 ILLINOIS S&-SM& 6*5 Courrier de l*ouest. Ja 2, 1857-58// w$ French 1857 as Journal de 1'Illinois QMF F 20*Ag 28, 1857* 1858 (h6 Daniee* 1920* w| Serbo-Croatian OOClt 6 mos OONL [1951*3 (k7 Defender* 1905* V} English AEU 196£* 0*Q Demi hlasatel. Je 1, 1892- sw, d« Czech Title veriest Hlasatel* OONL [1921, 19*3*503 6*9 Forward* 1919- d; Yiddish OONL N 19, 1919 650 Globe. 1887*1893// df English OTAr N 5, 1890 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 126 ILLINOIS Chicago 651 Herald and examiner. My 10, 18C1- d; English Follows Chicago daily telegraph. To :iy 3, 1895 as Chicago herald; My *, 1895-Mr 26. 1901 as Chicago times-herald; Mr 23, 1901- My 7, 191* as Chicago record-herald; ny 8-Je 13, 191* as Chicago record-herald and inter- oeeanf Je 1*, 191*-My 1, 1918 as Chicago record-herald. OTAr if *, 1887; Jl 18, 25, 1838 652 Hrvatski nared* 1959- w; Serbo-Croatian OONL N 1, 1959 653 Industrial solidarity. D 18, 1909-N 9, 1918; H* S* N 16, 1918-D 1, 1931// w; English 1909-0e 27, 1917 as solidarity; N 1917-H 9, 1918 as Defense news bulletin; M 16, 1918- Mr 6, 1920 as New solidarity; Mr 13, 1920-s 3, 1921 as Solidarity, Merged into Industrial worker. OONL Oc 2, H 20, 1920; Ag 12, 1925 65* Inter-ocean* Mr 25, l372-'iy 10, 191*// d; English Follows Chicago republican. United with Chicago record-herald to form Chicago record- herald and inter-ocean, later Chicago herald and examiner. OTAr D 10, 1373; Je 27, 187*5 U 2, 1*^75; Ag 19-20, 1886; Ja 10, 1912 655 Iskra. 1930- w; Serbo-Croatian OONL My 8, 15, Je 5, 1930 P;TO mm® w JWMPA 127 ILLINOIS Chicago 656 Jugoslavenski glasnik. 1906- w; Serbo-Croatian OONL [19*33 657 Missions-vianen. 1881- v; Swedish OONL Oe 22, 19*0; D 9, 19*1 658 Nasa nada. 1922- w; Serbo-Croatian OOiiL [1960-3 659 Nash stiah. 1918- w; Ukrainian OONL F 10, 1922 660 i^ujienos* 191*- d; Lithuanian OONL [19*93 661 Hews. Ja 2. 1876- d; English A& 1967- OTAr N 10-11, 1887; Mr 11, Ag 18, 1896 662 Post* S *, 1365-Ag 1373// d; English To Ja 1866 as Daily Chicago post; F 3, l866-Ja 10, 187* as Chicago evening post; Ja 12, l87**Ag 6, I876 as Chicago post and mail. Merged witn Chicago daily news Oc 6, 18/1* OTAr Ja 2*, F 25, 1868 mum SSAW, w mMu 128 ILLINOIS 663 Proletario* 1896* w; Italian OONL Ap 12, 192* 6&¥ Hadnlk* 1908* d; Serbo-Croatian OONL Jl 22, 1929 665 Has svet* 1916- d; Russian To My1*, 1926 as Russkii vestnik; liy 21- N 1926 Russkii vestnik*rassvet* OONL Jl *, 1925$ N 29*30f 1932 666 Record. Mr 21, l88l-Mr 27, 1901// d; English To Jl 20, 1882 as Chicago morning news; JL 2*, 1882-My 7, 1892 as Chicago daily news* Morning edition; My 9, 1892-1* 11, 1893 as Shicag® daily news-record. United with Chicago times-herald to form Chicago record- herald, later Chicago herald and examiner* OTAr Ag 7, 10, 11, 22, 1896 6 ,7 Rovnost ludu* Oc 6, 1906- v, sw, d; Slovak OONL N 30, 1931J 31 18, 1933 668 Saturday blade* 1887-192*//? w; English OTAr Ap 6, 1895 TOM ffliMft .91 AIWPA 129 ILLINOIS Ghioago 669 Sun*tiaes* 1* 19*7- d; English OOP * mos QQL N 25-D *, 19*1 670 Svobodnaia Rossiia. 1917-23//? w; Russian OONL Je 20, 1921 671 Times. Ag 30, 185*-Mr 3, 1895// d; English To Jl 30. i860 as Chicago daily times; Jl 31-N 26, i860 as Daily times and herald; N 27, 1860-Je 21* 1861 as Daily Chicago times. United with Chicago herald to form Chicago times-herald, later Chicago herald and exam iner. MWP [1889-923 672 Tribune, Je 10, 18*7- d; Sngllsh To Je 185i as Chicago dally tribune; Jl 1858-Oe mf i860 as Chicago press and tribune; Oo 25, 1860-Oc 6, 1B72 as Chicago tribune; Mr 23-2*, 18*9} Oc 9-10, 1871 never published* MWP [188**873 OOP * mos OTAr D 15, 1867 QMSS [18613 QSherU 2 yrs 673 Uedin'eno srpstvo. 1907- w; Serbo*Croatlan OONL Mr 12, 19*2 ILLINOIS C\\\ (>75 Vilnis. 1920- d; Lithuanian OOML Lir 19303 676 Voice of labor. 1912- w; English OONL S 23, 1921; Ja 6, 1923 677 World news of the week. 1939- w; English BVaU 19*7- qrsMfte MtiX 67B Naroden glas* 1907- sw; Bulgarian OOHL Jl 15, 19*1 INDIANA 679 Our Sunday visitor. 19U- w; English OONL [19*1, ^71 UNITED 5TATE3 OF A••&RIOA 131 INDIANA XnMXimwXXQ, 680 Makedonska tribune* 1927- w; Macedonian OONL [19*8-3 631 .lews. D 7, 1369- d; English OTAr [1900] IOWA 6^2 Courier. S 12, 13*0-?// w; English OTAr S 12, 18*9 -fotfonberfi 633 Mississippi valley rogistor, 63* Bulletin*Journal* Jo 20, 1865- w; English To 1890 as Buchanan County bulletin. 'J.itle varies slightlys Buchanan County bulletin arid guardian. OTAr [1373, 18763 KANSAS 685 American freeman* 1395- w; English D 22, 1917-F 22, 1919 as Appeal to reason; fir 1, 1919-Hy 1*, 1921 as leu appeal; Hy 21, 192i-Ag 6, 1929 as ilaldeman-Julius weekly. OOHL i? 15, 1930; Ac 2 , 1931 Sanaaa QXtx 636 Times. d; English OTU Oc 13, 191* Paola 687 iiia&il republican* 1066- w; English 1866-71 v as Miaii Comity republican. Published IS66*30; 10-32-39; 1901- OTAr J l*t 1867 KLIIT;JC::X 68" Ouardian* tiy 1, 1:5-1-62// w; linglish OTAr Mr 31, 1860 LOUISIANA ftnCi.QlfllftM 689 Abeille de la Houvelle Orleans* , 1, r 27- 1917//? d; French QQS 1917-1919 690 Espana ©xpatriada. 1939- w; Spanish OONL Ag 26, 1939 691 TlHjes*plcayune. 1836- d; Biigllsfa To My 11, 191* as Daily picayune. 8BGM [18*73 Q:4SS [I8633 MAINii Belfast 692 Republican Journal. F 6, 1829- w; English NBSK [1870J 693 Justiee de Biddeford* 1896* wi French QQS 191**19*0; 1955*58 JWCT8P. WflBW. i*F iMflgttQA 13* MAINE feagt,po,r,| 69* Sentinel* Ag 31, 1818- w; English Title veriest Kaatport sentinel and Passaraaoueddy advertiser. NBSM [1825-263 695 Pioneers-times* 1857- v; English To Ja 11, 1933 as Aroostook pioneer. NBSM 1867, 1870 696 Messager* i860* w, sw, 3/wj French QQL Ja 2, 1951-My 21, 1955 ?M%XmA 697 Dally advertiser* Ja 1, 1831-D *, 1909// d; English Title varies* Portland daily evening advertiser; Portland evening advertiser; Evening advertiser; Advertiser. United with Portland evening express to form Portland evening express and daily advertiser, later Portland evening express. Suspended Jl 1866- Je 1868* GM D 8, 18*3; D 5, 18**; Mr 2*, 1851; Je 17, 187^ UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 135 MAINE Portland; 698 Daily eastern argus* Ja 1, 1835-Ja 2*, 1921// d; English My 10, l8**-*7 as Daily argus. Followed by Portland herald. NBSM My 20, 1839 699 Express. Oc 12, 1882- d; English Title varies: Evening express, Portland evening express and daily advertiser, etc. NBSM £19073 700 Transcript. 1837-1910//? w; English Oc 28, 18*8-Ap 1*, 18*9 as Portland transcript and the northern pioneer. NBSM [18673 Rockland 701 Courier-gasette. Ja 22, 18*6- w, sw, 3/w; English To Ja 2? 1851 as Lime Rock gazette; Ja 7? 1851-81 as Rockland gazette. NBSM [19053 702 Herald. 1877-1908//? w; English NBSM [19053 »mm or Afifrw^A 136 MARYLAND 703 Afro-American. Aj 1892- w; English I9OI-19I6 as Afro-American lodjer 'Jejrro. AEU Ja 25, 196*- 70* 3un. My 17, 1837- d; English OOP * ms 705 Taeglieher Baltimorer Correspondent. 1919- sw, d) derman Follows i3ayerisches .ochenblatt; 1919-N 27, 1930 as Baltimorer Correspondent. OONL Ja 11, 1921 KX$AttX{Bk 706 Reservoir and public reflector, Jl 28, 1823-Jl 6? 1830// w; English OLU l32*-[1325-26] MASSACTfU&iTT.J 707 Araerioan Celt and adopted citizen, Ag 31, 1850- Mwy; 1857/ Englis/ h -1850 as American Celt. QMF 1851 [1853-56] UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 137 MASSACHUSETTS Bosjton 708 American union. N *, 18*8-76//? w; English NBSM 1861 709 Amerikas latweetis. 1920- w; Latvian OONL [1951-3 710 Anglo-Saxon, European and colonial gazette. D 22, 1855-Oc 31, 1857// v; English OTAr Jl 5, 1856 711 Baikar. 1913- sw, 3/w, d; Armenian To Oc 15, 1921 as Bahag; Oc 19, 1921-D 30, 1922 Azk-bahag. OONL Ja 20, 1961 712 Censor, N 23t 1771-My 2, 1772// w; English AEU mpr complete 713 Christian science monitor. N 25, 1908- d; English AC 2 mos ACU D 1, 196*- AE S 19©1- AEU I96O- BVaU 1 yr BVi¥ [19623- MWP mp 19*6- MWU 2 yrs MWUC 1 yr NBFU 1931- (cont.) ttlfflM STATES AT AHHBWA MASSACHUSETTS Boston Christian science monitor (cont.) 1JBS 6 raos NBSaM Ap 6, 193*- NSH mn 1962-; or eurr mo NSED 10 days NfSG curr iss iJfsi. 2 yrs OHM 1 so OKit 1961- OLU 6 mos OOB 1 mo 00C 1 EBO Oocc 2 yrs OOE 1 mo 00N curr yr OOND 1 yr OONL ap 1957-F 1965 OOP * WQ8 OOUSI 1965- OPAL Je 22, 196*- OTCIA clippings OTL l yr OTU 1 yr OTX 1 yr OW ourr yr OWA mp 1965; or curr iss OWe 1 wk OWtL 1 yr OWtU Mr 1963- PCL l yr QtiL 1 yr qm 1955- QMS 3 mos it curr QQL 1 yr & curr QSherU 2 yrs SMJ l MO & curr SRL l yr SRU 1962- JS 1 rao sru 1953- iPCTD STATER Qy mmoh 139 MASSACHUSETTS Boston 71* Ohroniele* Oe 22* 1767-«Te 25, 1770// v, sw; Knglish ABU mpr complete NBSM 1768 OTAr Ja 1S-N 21, 1768 715 Columbian eentijsel* Mr 2*, 178**Ap 29, 18*0// sw; English fe 0e 13* 178* as Massachusetts eentinel and the republican journal; Oc 16, 173**Je 12, 1790 as Massachusetts centlnel; Je 16, 1790-0e 2, 1799 as Columbian centlnel; Oc 5, 1799-D 1817 as Columbian eentinel; Massachu setts federalist; Ja 21, 1818- Columbian centlnel, American federalist* United with Independent ohroniele and Boston patriot to form Boston semi weekly advertiser. NBSM £178*3 QMSS [18213 716 Commercial gaaette. 3 7, 1795-Hy 25, 18*0// w, sw; English to Je *, 1798 as Boston price-current and marine intelligencer; Je 7, 1798-Oc 6, 1800 as Russell*s gaaette* eotamerctal and politi cal; Oc 9,, 1800-D 1802 as Boston gaaette. cofliKtereial and political; Ja 3, 1B03-D 1$15 as Boston gazette$ United with Independent ehronicle and Boston patriot to form Boston serai-weekly advertiser. OTAr £18013 QMF 3 8. 1806| D 31, 1807; Ja *-N 30, 1809 QJISS [183;8-I8i93 "*«•• mum WW OF AffrjRjcjj 1*0 MASSACHUSETTS £&£&& 717 Continental journal. My 30, 1776-Je 21, 1737// w; English Title varies: Continental journal and the weekly advertiser, AEU mpr all 718 Daily advertiser. Mr 3, 1813-F 1*, 1929// d; English Ja 2, 1832-Je 18*6 as Boston dally advertiser and patriot. Foi lowed by t»aily record. OOHL [S 33-D 31, 18893 719 Daily times, ? 16, 1336-Ap 23, 1857// d; English Title varies1 Boston daily times; Boston tiiaes; Evening times; etc. Merged with Boston herald, QMSS [13*83 720 Evening post. Ag 18, 1735-Ap 2*, 1775// w; English To Ap 11, 1735 as Boston weekly rehearsal. AEU mpr all OONL mp all 721 Evening transcript, Jl 2*, 13.30- d; English Title varies: Daily evening transcript; Boston transcript; Boston daily ovenlncj transcript. HBSM Jl 2*, 1830 mim mm® PJT AHPHW 1*1 MASSACmiSETTo 722 Qaaette. No 1*1708, N. s. No 1-2293, D 21, 1719- s 17, 1798// w; English Title variesi Boston gaaette (or. New England weekly journal; or, Weekly journal; or, Weekly advertiser; or, Country journal; and country journal; and weekly republican journal) NBSM Mr 12, 1770 OfAr Mr 12, 1770 723 Cassette del Massachusetts* 1896- w; Italian & English OONL » 27, D U*18, 1937 72* Olooe* Mr *, 1872* d; English NBS 6 mos (Morning ed*) 725 Hairenik* 1900- 3/w, d; Armenian OONL Mr 5-6, 19*0 726 Hairenik weekly* Mr 1, 193*- w; English oocit 6 m* OONL [19*0- 3 727 Herald* Ag 31, l£*6- d; English 1857 absorbed Boston daily times; 1917 absorbed Boston journal* NBSM 1889 OOP * isos QQS 1909-1912 mm axiffiBa .w, wac4 1*2 MASSACHUSETTS Bo^aQ. 728 Independent chronicle. Ag 2, 1763-182-?// w, sw; English To My I, 1775 as Essex gaaette; My 12, 1775-Ap *, 1776 as New England chronicle; or, The Essex gaaette; Ap 25-S 12, 1776 as New England chronicle; From s 19* 177o as Inde- endent chronicle with slight variation In ?he title, and universal advertiser, etc. AEU mpr Ag 2, 1768-Ap *, 1776 OTAr Je 25, I789 729 Independent ledger. Je 15, 1778-Oc 16, 1786// w; English Title variess Independent ledger, and tte American advertiser. AEU mpr complete 730 International journal. F 27, 1852- w; English OTAr Mr 31, 1352; F 26, 1853 731 Journal* T 5* 1833-Oc 6, 1917// d; English I8o7?-1902 as Boston morning journal (Oc I89I-F 2* 1892 as Boston journal). Merged with Boston horald. NBSM [18583 732 KolelvlS* F 23, 1905- w; Lithuanian OONL Oc *, 1933? Jo 3-10, 19*2 WICT "WTOP 9? AM1WA 1^3 MASSACHUSETTS Boston^ 733 Know-nothing and American crusader. My 6, 185*- w; English NBSM [185*3 OTAr Jl 29, 185* 73* Liberator* Ja 1, 1831-D 29, 1865// w; English OTAr My 27, Je 3, 10, 17, 2*, Jl 1, 1059 735 Massachusetts gaaette; and the Boston post-boy and advertiser. N 18, X73*?-»Ap 17, 1775// w; English To Je *, 1750 as The Boston weekly post boy; Je 11, 1750-D 23* 175*? as Boston post boy; Ag 22, 1757 as The Boston weekly advert iser; Ja 1, 1759-My 23, 1763 as Green & Russell1 s Boston post-boy <& advertiser; 'Ay 30, 1763-H 26, 1769 as The Boston post-boy & advertiser, suspended 175*-1757. AEU mpr Ap 21, 1735-Ap 17, 1775 NBSM Ja 1*, 1760 [1770, 177*] 736 Massachusetts spy* 1770-1775// 3/wf English AEU mpr Jl 17, 1770-Ap 6, 1775 737 New England oourant* Ag 7, 1721-Je 25, 1726// Vf English AEU mpr complete rorcm mm. mmmzxm. i** MASSACHUSETTS SojEiou, 738 New .'England Palladium and couriercial advertiser. Ja 1793-My 26, 18*0// 3/w, sw, d; English To loOO as Massachusetts mercury (Jl 2, I793-N? 179*1 Jl 8-D? 1796 as Mercury); Ja 2, 1801-Mr 8, 1803 Mercury and New England Palladia©! Mr 11, 1803-D 31, 181* New England Palladium* United with Independent chronicle and Boston patriot to form Boston semi-weekly advertiser* NBSM [1805] 739 New gngland weekly journal* Mr 20, 1727-Oc 13, w; English AEU mpr all NBSM Ap 8, 1728 7*0 News-letter* Ap 2*, 170*-D 29, 1726// w; English NBSM [170*3 7*1 Pilot. Ja 3, 1835- w; English 1835 as Literary and Catholic sentinel, NBSM [18753 NSAS 3 wks OTAr [1853, 58-59, 61-66, 71, 75, 19073 QQLa 1 mo 7*2 Revolutionary age* N 16, 1918-Ag 23, 1919// w; English OONL [1918-193 MASSACHUSETTS fffltftA ^•3 -tar spangled banner. 13*6?- w; English OTAr N 1*, 13*6 7hk strahdneeks* 1905-1919// w, sw, 3/w; Latvian OONL Mr 20, 1917! Ap 3, 3e 26, 1919 5*f5 Sunday herald. My 26, 1861* w; English Title varies! Sunday herald; Boston herald; Sunday edition etc. Q»BS [19153 7*6 Independent* Mr 27, 1885- v, d; French QMSS No 58, 1911 QQS 1888*1891, 1939-19*0 ^*7 Protocteur canadien. D 17?, 1375- w; Frenoh QMSS No 165, 189* 5*f8 Semalne parelsriale* 1923* w; Frenoh QMSS Ho 62, 1926 WXXJm ffiATBS W'„ AMM6A 1*6 MASSACHUSETTS H£lvpj& 7*9 Justice* 1903- w; French QMSS [193*3 QQS 191*-1950 XwmXX 750 !:toile, 1886- d; French QMSS [1938, 19*73 QQS 1888-90, 190c'.-1913 751 National. 10 >3-95// w; French QQS 1883-91 752 Union* Mr 8, 1879-80// w; French QQS 1879-Mr 1880 753 ^ssox journal. D *, 1773-1'" 13, 1777// w; English To Jo 23, 1775 as The Essex journal and Morrimaek packet; or. The Massachusetts and New Hampshire general advertiser, etc; Jo 30- Jl 28, 1775 as The Essex journal; or, The Massachusetts and New Hampshire general advertiser; Ag *-H 10, 1775 as Tho Essex journal; or, New-Hampshire packet; N 17, 1775- Oc 25, I776 as The Essex journal and Now* Ha-ipshire packet; N 1-D 5, 1776 as The Essex journal; or, The Ilew-Kacp shire packet and the weekly advertiser. nasi: [177*3 mam ffiwiw m&wk 1*7 MASSACHUSETTS 75* Hampshire gaaette. S 6, 1786-Jl 9, 1918// w; English To Jl 26, 1817 as Hampshire gaaette and Northampton advertiser; Ag 2, 1817-D 30, 1818 as Hampshire gaaette and public advertiser. Merged with Daily Hampshire gazette. QMSS No 2598, 1836 755 Jean-Baptiste. F 2*, 1875- w; French Dated also in Springfield. QQL Mr 7, 1885-Oc 29, 1892 ^WXW£XGX& 756 Citoyen franeo-sjaericain. 1887-?// w; French & English QMF Mr 10, 1892-S 30, 1893 757 Daily American* Mr? 1856- d; English OLU 1856 758 Eco della Nuova England. Ap 19, 1913- w; Italian To 1920 as L*Eco coloniale. OONL N 269 D 31, 1937? Ja 7, 1938 759 Republican. Mr 27, 18*4*- d; English Title variesJ Daily evening republican; Springfield daily republican. OLU 1859 TOM 8MJF AMffTOA 1*8 MASSACHUSETTS Yfajrfln 760 Herald. Ja 1877-1907//'? w; Knglish NBSM [18993 761 Armenian mirror-spectator. 193*- w; English OOCit 6 mos OONL [1961-3 Worcester 762 Eteenplin. 1921- d; Finnish OONL [1922, 2*, *03 763 Etendard national. N 3, 1869-7*// w, sw; French QM3B [18723 7^h Massachusetts cataract, Worcester County water fall, temperance standard and dew drop. F 28, 18*2-1853?// w; English To D 20. 18*3 as Worcester waterfall and Washlngtonlan mirror; D 27, 18*3-Mr 13, 18** as Cataract and waterfall; or, Massachusetts Washlngtonlan* Subtitle varies: Mr 20, 18**- D 16, 18*7.•• and Worcester County waterfall; D 23, 18*7-Ag 2*, 18*^,.. Worcester County waterfall and temperance standard, etc. OTAr S 27, 18*9 MASSACHUSETTS 765 Opinion publique* Ja 27, 1893-Je 30, 1931// sw, d; Frenoh QQL Ag 3, 189*-D 31, 1903 766 Travailleur. Oc 16, 187*-D 31, 1892// w, sw, 3/w; French My 31-N 25, 1875? F 5, 1889-F 17, 1892 as Le travailleur, journal canadien-fran^ais, QQL Mr 6, 1885-D 31, 1892 767 Travailleur, S 10, 1931- w; French Title varlest Le Travailleur et le progres. OONL S 10, 1931-My 25, 1933 [19*5-*6, 19593 OOP 6 mos OOU 1959- QQL Ja *, 19*0*D 30, 19*1; Ja 7, 19*3 QQLa 1 mo MICHIGAN 768 Michigan state news. 1857?- w; English OTAr My 19, 1866 769 Ouest franoais* 1888-?// w; French QMSS [1*23 rorflp mim oy MmiQA, 150 MICHIGAN ittSimmJaSumStk 770 Sanilac Jeffersonian* Oo 7, 1858- w; English 1915-Ag 1, 1935 as Croswell Jeffersonian* OTAr Ag 1, 1863 771 Codiienny g&as robotnicsy. 1917- d; Polish OONL D 8, 1921 772 Free press* S 28, 1835- d; English To Mr 1, 18*2 as Detroit daily free press; Mr 2, l8*2*Ja *, 18*6 as Democratic free press* Suspended from Ja *-Je 5, 1837? Ja 3- 11, 18*2* OOP * mos OTAr My 28, 186*; F 26, I867? s 13, 1877? Ja 1*, 1880; 1916 OTP 3 mos OK eurr mo 773 Gazette van Detroit. 191*- w? Flemish OONL D 20, 27, 19*0 7ih Glos ludowy* 1909- w? Polish OONL My 23, 19*2? Jl 30, 19*9 775 Glos robotnicsy. 1917- d; Polish OOHL No 290, 1921 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 151 MICHIGAN 776 Magyar napilap* N 191*-s 9, 1933// w, sw* dt Hungarian 1917-Je 6, 1933 as Magyar hirlap. Merged with Detroit ujsag* OONL F *, 11, 1921 777 Michigan Catholic. I873* w; English OWA S 1955* 778 Narodna volla. 19*0- w; Serbo-Croatian OONL [1953-5*, 196*3 779 Saananle. 1923- w; Bulgarian OONL F 1*, 1929 780 Trybuna robotnicaa* 192*- w| Polish OONL [1927, 31-32, 3*3 781 Ukrains'ka zoria, 1937- w; Ukrainian OONL Oc 3, 19*0 782 Voce del popolo. 1910- w; Italian & English OONL [19*13 wmv mm® w mmh 152 MINNESOTA jg&uth, 7S3 Industrialisti. Mr 19, 1917- d, 3/w; Finnish OONL S 18, 1917? My 13, 1921, D 15, 192*-3 gflFlP.gMlft 78* Herald* N 26. 1856-Je 16, 1858// w? Knglish Followed by Central republican, later Faribault republican* OTAr Jl 9, 1857 Hlnae.apoiaj 785 Echo de l»euest* 1883-Ja *, 1929// w; French QMSS No *2, 1920 QQL Ap 25, 1883-Ap 16, 188* 786 St, Anthony express. My 31, 1851- v? English OTAr Mr 10, 1860 P,wfltma 787 Watchman and register. Jl 22, 1856- w; English OTAr Jl 22, 1856 iJ&%M.,Jt,,fflXX 788 Canadien* Ag 16, 1877-Jo 19, 1903// v? French QQS 186% UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 153 MINNESOTA Sti P.awa 789 Pioneer-express. Ap 11, 1875- d; English Formed by the union of ot* Paul daily ioneor and St. Paul daily press. To Ap 30, ?876 as St* Paul daily pioneer press; l)y 2- Oc 28, 1876 Pioneer pres3 and tribune; Oc 29, I876-D 26, 1879 as Pioneer press; D 27, 1879- D 21, 190§ as Dally pioneer-press. MWP [l88*-923 m*K?M 790 America-Herold-Llncoln freie Prcsse. Ja 21, 1801- w; Qerman 1881-N 25, 192* as Dor Wbstliehe .Zerold. OOHL N 15, 1939 MISSISSIPPI 791 Daily citizen. Jl *, I863// d; Knglish Title varies? Vlcksburg daily citlsen* NBSM [18633 MISSOURI KangiMi 9X%y 792 National Catholic reporter. 196*- w; English NJ^J 1 ao NSH3 1965- OONL 1965- oou 1965- 3SM [196*3- TOXTBP aiATaa,*>r IMBECA 15* MISSOURI 793 Globe*de»oerat* My 20, I875* d; English Formed by the union of st# Louis daily globe and St* Louis democrat. OTAr Oe 19, 1888; S 2*7, 1893 79* Missouri democrat, l852*My 20, 1875// w; English, To My 12, 1868 as Weekly Missouri democrat. United with St, Louis weekly globe to form Weekly globe-democrat. OTAr Je 12, 1866 795 Post*diapaie»* 187®- d; English Formed by union of St. Louis evening post and St* Louis dispatch. 1878-F 15, 1879 as St* Louis post and dispatch* ,„ ^_AS 196£- A1U 196** MONTANA 796 Bulletin* 19l8*Ja 11, 192*// d, w? English To Oe 28, 1921 as Butte dally bulletin* OONL N 17, 1919 OTEfiP WATWP ,Bf iMBMCA 155 NEBRASKA PjftSjtMA 797 Bee-news* Je 19, 1871- d; English 1&71-F 1*. 1927 as Omaha bee (title var ies slightly); F 15-Oc 2, 1927 as Oaiaha morning bee-Oaaha daily news. OTAr Ap 26*27, 1875 NEW HAMPSHIRE i&§2*y& 798 Impartial* F 1, 1898- 3/w, w; Frenoh QMSS [1959, 196*3 NBW JKBS££ £fi££MX.,9J>,%y. 799 svoboda. 1893- sm, bw, w, d; Ukrainian AE 1967* MWU [19503-[l95*-653- OOClt 6 nos OONL mp S 15, 1893-D 31, 1923; or [1919, 25, am* ran1093*1923 ; or 1893-1923 SSA mp lM-1923 SSU 1957*6* 800 Ukrainian weekly* 1928* w; Knglish English weekly supplement to Svoboda, OONL [1937-*03 SSU 19*8- NEW JBHSBX Passaic 801 Katolicky sokol. 1910* v; Slovak & English MWU [19503-[195*3-[1959-603-[19623- NiSW YORK Ajbanv 802 Anti-renter. Ag 16, 18*5-?// w; English OTAr Ag 29, 18*6 803 Jaily Albany argus. Ap 17, 1326-1920// d; English Title variesi Albany argus; Albany argus and dally city gazette, etc. I 18, 1856-My 15, 1865 as Atlas and argus* Merged with Daily press and knickerbocker. QMSS [18*6, 18653 80* Daily messenger. d; English OTAr Ag 17, 13*9 HO5 Evening journal* Mr 22, 1830-F 6, 1925// df English Merged with Albany evening news. OTA 7 QMSS ' Mfo.H&tMl, W JHWCTM> JXAW QF.AiffiiRlCfA 157 NEW YORK Albany 806 Gaaette and daily advert iccr. My 23, r/3*-lft22// w, sw; English To Mr 22?, 1817 as Albany gazette. OTAr My 25, 1798 307 Jeffersonian. F 17, 133^3-F 9, 183V/ w; English OTAr Je I838 808 Journal. 1830-1899//? sw; English OTAr Ap 6, 1832 809 weekly patriot. Oc 15, l8*l**8//? w; Knglish To 18*2 as Tocsin of liberty. OTAr Ja 6, My 5, 18*7 BalstQfr Spa, 810 Independent American. S 27, lS08-My 16, 131?,// w; English QMSS No 1*, 1809 811 ;iepublle*deiaoerat. Oc 15, 1856* w; English To 1925? as Brockport Republic. OTAr Je 7, 1866 WglsP «EAW sff AWftflQA 158 NEW XGRK 312 Daily eagle* Oe 26, 18*1- d; English To 1350 as Brooklyn eagle and King* a county deraoorat. mv,i: Ja 28, 188*; Mr 12, 1888 813 Lalsve. 1911* d; Lithuanian OONL [1919, 1929, 32, 19*0**«0 81* Tablet* 1908- w«}; Knglis*W«RJU.Wh* Je 6, 1931-Hr *, 1939 as Brooklyn tablet. 20*25 repeated in numbering** OOML 1951*52, 195*»[19573 &££akX& 815 Aurora und ehristliche Hoche* 1351- w; Oerman To 1391? as Aurora. OOHL Oe 10, 19*0 816 Courier-express. XS*2* df English t To Ja 18*3 as Dally aeroantlle eourier and deaocrat economist; F 18*3-Je 13, 1926 title varies; Buffalo dally eourier and economist; Daily eourier and pilot; Buffalo courier- record; Buffalo courier-express* OTAr [1876-773 mm gum AT AMPMA. ll^ NEW £GRK 817 Daily star. Ap 9, 1891-Je 19, 1926// d; English To 192* as Buffalo enquirer. Merged with Courier-express. Title varies: Daily star and the enquirer. OONL Mr 5, 1926 818 Dsiennik dla wssystklch. 1907- d; Polish OONL My 25, 19*9 819 Express. Ja 15, 18*6-Je 13, 1926// d; English Title variess Morning express; Buffalo morning express; Buffalo express. United with Buffalo eourier to form Courier-express* Sunday edition as Sunday morning expressj Buffalo illustrated express, etc. OTAr S 8, 15, 186*; My 23, Jl 19, 1365; Sunday edition. N 12, 1898 O^U Sunday edition \g 22, 191* 820 Patriot and journal. Oc 3, 1811- w; English To Ap 1** 1818 as Buffalo gazette; Ap 21, l8l8*My 1, 1821 as Niagara patriot. Title varies* Buffalo patriot and western advert iser; Buffalo patriot and commercial advert iser* OTAr Jl 10, 1878 821 Sentinel, f 27, 18*0- w; English OTAr Ac 13, 1355; Jl 16, 1859; a 16, i:<6l warn, whm o/ m$m 160 NBW TORK 822 Ulster gaaette* My 5, 1798-1822// w; English Title varies1 Ulster county gaaette; Ulster and Delaware gaaette. NBSM [18003 OTAr Ja *, 1800 823 Adunata del refrattarl* 1922- sw; Italian OONL $ 2, 30, 1939 82* Albion. Je 22, 1822-1876// w; English Title varies» Albion; or, British colonial and foreign weekly gazette, etc* Absorbed The Anglo-American and The Star. NBFU l822-*6 NB3 [lf26-27, 30-313 l83*-37, 18*1, 1850, 1856 NBSM 1829**5, 1S59 NBW F l83*-35, I860 H3HL [1830-323 l83*-35, 1837 OKQ 1822-55 OLU 1839-*** 18*6 [l850-60]-[ia6*-703 OONL Mr 182*-1857, 1859, 1861 OTAr [1822-683 OTP Je 1826-57, 1859-61, 186>6*, 1867 OTU 1833-55 QMF l336-*0 QMM 1822*[ 1823-2*3-18*7, 18*9-59, l8''l-75 QMSS 18*0. 18*6**7 QOS 18*3-48 fflim,«» .0*.. MflfflggA 161 MM Y0i« 325 American. Mr 3, 1819-F 15, 18*5// sw, d; Knglish ;forged with 14ornin^ courier and New York enquirer. Suspended Mr 1-8, 1320. ^.i3J [1833, 18353 826 American* 1882- sw, d; English To II 6, 1395 as Morning journal (My 27, 1888-My 8, 1895 as New York moaning jourial); J* 7% 1895-J1 18, 1396 as Journal; Jl 19, 1896-Ap 1, 1897 as New York journal; Ap 2, 1897-N 10, 1901 as Hew York journal and advertiser; N 11, 1901-Mr 9, 1902 as Now York Journal and American; tir 10, 1902-Mr 1, 1903 as New York American aid journal. OTU Ag 6, 191* QMSS No 6590, 1900 327 American banker. 1&36- d; English To Ja 22, IS 37 as ?ho.ip3o.i* s ba.il-: note and eoiaraercial reporter. OLU 2 yrs OOB 1 rao OTHS 1 yr OTX 1966- QMR 1 yr 828 American Messenger. l8*3-tir 1923// w; English Supersedes American tract magazine. Merged into Christian horald. NBSM [13563 (MIT ED STATES OF AMERICA l62 NKW YORK Rev ffgrfe 829 Araerikai ntagyar nepsssava. Oc 22, 1399- w, sw, d; Hungarian OONL [1916, 19*l-*23 830 Araerikanskio izvestila* 1918- w; Russian OONL N 26, D 3, 192* 831 Amsterdam news* D 7, 1909- w; English AEU 196V 832 Answer. Ap 1, 19*3- w; English Title varies: Answer; war and post-war alms of the Jewish nation. OOHL S 12, 19*7 833 Arbeiter. S 1927-F 15, 1937// w; German 3-D 1927 as Kitteilunjsblatt der dautschen sprachfraktion5 Ja-Je 1928 as Ko'Tiunistisches Mitteilungsblatt der dautschen Spraehfraktion. Superseded by Deutsche® Volksecho* OONL [19313 °,3* Arbetarcn* 1395-D 27, 192V/ w; Swedish flew. Yor& 835 Atlas, r, 20, 1828-N 2, 1833// w; English 1828-S 11, I830 as Atla:.; ~r, Literary, historical and co -. ierclal reporter. United with Constellation to for® New York atlas and constellation, later Constellation* NBS F.182&VJ 1829 3 OTAr Mr 28, 1829 QMSS [S 18, 1830-3 10, 13313 F 16-Oc 1333 836 British chronicle, w; Knglish OTP Jl 30, 18*2-J1 22, 18*3 837 British North American* w; English NoflL [1850-533-55 838 Brother Jonathan. Jl 13, 1839- w; English NBSM 18*9-50 839 China daily news. Jl 0, 19*0?- d; Chinese OONL [195*3 wmjsmn. .Q.r, m^m, 16* MKW 20HK New York Commercial. F 21. I8l5-D 31, 1926// v, sw, d: English 1815-3 10. 1816 as General shipping and commercial list; Z 13, I3l6*s 9, 1820 as New- York shipping and commercial list; S 12, 1820-23 as Turner*s New-York shipping and eomaereiai list; l82*-25 as Shipping and commercial list; l826*Ja 10, l89o as Shipping and coiaraereial list and New-York price cur rent (S 18*0-Kr 18*9; Je 1868-7*? as Shipping and commercial list) Ja 11-F 28, 1898 as Commerelal America and shipping and cora.iorc- ial list and New-York price current; Mr 1398- Oc? 1902 as New-York eoaraercial and shipping and commercial list and New-York price cur rent; N 1902-Je 190* as New-York commercial and price current. United with New-York journal of commerce and commercial bulletin to form Journal of conitaerce and co:imercial. QMF l86*-65 Commercial and financial chronicle. Jl 1865- sw; English Title varies slightly. BVaU 150, 201- OKQ *8- OLU Monday edition or 2 yrs; Thursday edition mp 196*- OOB 1935-1950[19513«T1 1953-Ap 1959 clipped OOTC 16> 0TN3 5 yrs OTP 19*2- OTU 12-15, 20*21, *5- OWtL 197- . QMM 66-91, 9*-97, 125-1*9 QMR Ill- QMS 66-76, 82, 8*- SSU 126-133 TO ,»W ,0E, AMERICA 165 m* YORK amt.Yfflft Corriere d'Araeriea. D 27, 1922- d; Italian com* [i9*o*3 8*3 Courrier des Etats-Unis* I4r 1, 1828- w, sir, 3/w, d, w, 3/w; French MWP 1885-87 OOHL Mr 2. 18*1*1863, 1866*67. 1869-1905 QMF C18*23*[18*7-513 1853-[18833 QKHB [1928*3 QMSM 1838-59 QQL [18593 1875-82, 188*-1912, 1929-35 8** Dally advertiser, Mr 1, 1785-Ag 30, 1806// d; English Title varies* Daily advertiser, political, historical and comiKercial. NBSM [17863 OTAr Je 21, 1798 8*5 Dally Christian advocate. 18*8- d; English OTV i860, 1920, 1928 8*6 Daily compass* D 18, 19*9* d; 'English OONL My 9, 1952 8*7 Daily graphic* Mr *, 1873-3 23, 1889// d; English OONL Mr *, 1873-F 28, 1885 QMF [1873-75W18783-Q8813 QMM Ap 20, 1881 QQL [i883J*£l8893 NEW YORK £te Iffifffo 8*8 Daily mirror. Je 2*, 192*- d; English OONL F 25. 1926 QMSS [1935, 19*63 8*9 Daily news. Je 26, 1919- d; English To N 18, 1919 as Illustrated daily news; N 19, 1919-Oc *, 1920 as News. QMSS No 68, 1935 850 Daily news record. I892- d; English OHkC curr iss OOF current issues OONL D 12, 17, 19*1 851 Daily witness. Jl 1871-79//? d; English OTAr Ja 23, 25, 1875 852 Day-Jewish journal. N 5, 191*- d; Yiddish To F 28. 1919 as Day (Der Tog); Mr 1, 1919-F 3, I922 as Day and the tfahrheit. NBSM [19583 OONL Ja 13, 19**1 S 20. 19*5 QMJ [J1*D 195*, Ja-Ap 19553 853 Deforest*s New York Illustrated news. No 1-250, s 1859-Ag 186*// w; knglish v* 1*8 as New York illustrated news. QMSS No 17*, 1863 miarfliAiKa 91 AWMU m N1W YORK NfT¥ YfUft Deuteehes Volksecho. 1937- wf Oeraan Superseded Arbeiter. OONL [1938-393 855 Dollar wetelr herald* s *, 18*9- edition of The New York herald* •SK, VKW*-?vi .w17' 856 Echo des deux Bondes. w; Frenoh .». QQL s 2, U7&-MT 17, 1877 897 Ellenoamerikaniko vena* 19*3- w; Oreek & English OOHL [19**, *7, 53-5*3 •I ,. - 858 Ethioplatl world* 1909- ir| English . ~J?^?33 as Hegro world* Ja 6**P !*». 193* at wr!4 |i»ee eeho. suspended froai Ap 1** My 24* 19K r ** &*9.t^^ny* i 860 European* N 15, 1856-My 2, 1857// w; iinglish OTAr N 15, 1856 roa? «is QI mmm 168 NEW YORK ffaK. Mik 861 Evening express. 1839?-D 1881// d; English United with New York evening mail to form Mall and express, later Evening mail. OTAr N 11, 18*5 862 Evening Journal and patron of industry. N 1, i809*D 31, 1821// d; English To Ap 18, 1817 as Columbiant Ap 19, 1817- Je 30, 1821 as New York Columbian. United with Slew York statesman (Albany) to form New York statesman and evening advertiser, later New York statesman (New York city). OTAr F 8, 1811 863 Evening mall* s 21, 1867-Ja? 192*// d; English HBSM [18893 86* Evening post. Ja 2, 1802-1919//v sw; English To I 15, 1817 as New York herald; N 19, 1817-Ap 2, 18*0 as New York evening post for the country; Ap 6, 18*0-Mr 26, 1850 as Even ing post for the country. NBSM [18873 OONL My*Ag 1898 OTAr [1805, 08. 10, 1*, 2*, 26-29, 32-333 OTU Ag 22. 191* QMSS [18*83 QQS 1888-1919 n» mm m mm& 169 NKW YOHK Mav York 865 Kxaminer. F 20, l82**Ag 1913// v; English To F 1825 as Baptist register; Mr 1825*52 as New York Baptist register; I896-F 1865 as Heeorder and register; Mr 2, 1865-D 1881 as Examiner and chronicle. United with Watchman to form Watchman-examiner. AEU mp 3 30*N 11, 18* BVaU mp S 30-N 11, 18*3 NBSM [18813 OH ap S 30*N 11, 18*3 OKQ mp S 30*N 11, 18*3 OONL mp S $0*N 11, 18*3 OTAr [18*33 OTU rap S 30-N 11, 18*3 OWA mp S 30-N 11, 13*3 QM(J mp 3 30-N 11, 18*3 QMM mp S 30-N 11, 18*3 866 FeuiUe d» arable* 1887- w; French QMSS [188^88* 1890*913 QOJU Ja-D 1887 867 Franee*Amerlque* 1933- w; Frenoh MWU [13*l*3-[16-233- NBFU curr yr OONL 19*2-52, 195*-55, 1957 QMSS [19*53 QMU [196*> QSherU N 1961- 868 Free American* 1936- d; German & English OONL Mr 21, 19*0 mim.mm.m Maia 170 NEW YORK New York 869 Freeman*s journal and Catholic register. Jl * 13*0*1918//? w; English 18*0? as Freeman*s journal, suspended from Ag 2*, 186l-Ap 19, 1362. OONL 8 5, 18*2 QMSS [18773 870 Qlas naroda* 1893^ d; Slovenian OONL Cl9*l-*23 871 Globe and commercial advertiser. Oc 2, 1797-Je 2. 1923// a; English Followed Minerva. 1797-Ja 30, 190* as Commercial advertiser (title varies slightly)* Merged with Sun* NB3H C1Q313 OTAr Ap 29, 1833 QMM Oe 8, I836 872 Green banner*; Oe 3, 1835- w; English QMSS £10363 873 Hare*** Je 19$ 1929- d; Hungarian OONL Je 20, 29, 1929 UfflTO, UKAMffl °F ArffiTOA 171 NEW YORK flew yoyft 8A Herald. My 6, 1835-Mr 18, 192*// d; English To S 19, 18*0 as Morning herald (Ag 31, 1835-My 20, 1837 as Herald). United with New York tribune to form New York herald-New York tribune, later New York heraid-tribune. Suspended Ag 12-31. 1835. F-S 1920 as Sun and New York herald. BViP [l88l-983 MWP Ag 13, 188*-1905; 1913-15, My-D 1916, Ja- Je 1917 (Sunday edition) NBSM [1835, !86*-65, 18813 OLU No 55, 1835 OTAr [1861-66. 79, 873 QMF [186*3-1876 QMSS No 9812, 1863 875 Herald-tribune. Ap 10, I8*l-Ap 2*, 1966 // d; English Ap 22, 18*2-Ap 9* 1866 as New York daily tribune; Ap 10, l86o-Mr 18, 192* as New York tribune; Mr 19, 192*-My 30, 1926 as New York herald-New York tribune. MWP Jl 188*-Je 1886 NBSaM 1906-08 OLU or 1855-57, D 1860-Mr 1861, Mr I863-F 1865; mp 1860-68 OONL Ja 9. 1959 OTAr [18*6—7*3 OTL 1889 [18913-[189*, 19093 Jl 1913 OTU mp Ap 10, 18*1-D 31, 192* QMF 186**65 QMSS [18503 876 Illustrated news. Ja 1-N 26, 1853// w; English QMSS No 1, 3, 1853 wm% mm QF AM&RICA 172 NEW YORK flaw Xarfe 877 Irish echo. 1928- w; English OONL Oe 5, 19*0 878 Irish world. 1870- w; English Title varies* Irish world and American industrial liberator, OONL £ 23. 19*0 OTAr [190*, 19063 879 Iskra* Jl 18, 1921- d; Russian OONL [1921*223 880 Jewish daily forward. 1897- d; Yiddish Yiddish name is Vorwerts. OONL Oe 31, 19^0 881 Journal of commerce and commercial. S 1827- d; English To Je 10, 1893 as New York journal of eommeree. (My-D 18*0 as New York journal of eommeree and gaaette1) Je 12, 1893-D 31, 1926 as New York journal of commerce and commer cial bulletin, absorbed New York commercial. OOB 3 y*s OOF curr iss; clippings GOML 5 mos 1 American newspapers. 1821-19361 a union list... gives this title as ffew ffork, aournjl Qf opmmaro*. ,o£ [sic3 UMITKD STATES OF AMERICA 173 m» YORK Journal of eommeree and commercial, (cont.) OONL S 1, 1859? D 3, 1872; Je 19, 187*; Ja*Je, s 20, 1875 OOP * mos core 1 yr osp 00 19, 196*- 0TH3 18 mos OTP 6 mos QMR 1 yr QMS 3 mos & curr QMU [19613- 882 Journal of commerce and commercial. 1952- bvj English International edition* NfSM [F 196l*Mr 19653 OLU 1961- OOE 3 mos OTNS 3 yrs 0**A Ap 30, 1962- 883 Khlieb i volia* F 26-N 6, 1919// w; Russian OONL Je 5, 12, 26, 1919 88* Labor antion. Hy 20, 19*0- w; English v. 1-*, No 5 never published, subtitle varies* OONL S 30, 19**0; N 10, 1952 885 Lemko. 1928- sv; Ukrainian OONL [19393 piroraro mm or AKTOCA, IT* NEW YORK Egytlast 886 Leslie's illustrated weekly newspaper* v. 1-13^ D 15, 1855-J© 17, 1922// v; English To N 1891 as Frank Leslie's illustrated newspaper; D 1891-Je 189* Frank Leslie's illustrated weekly; F 1895-Qc 1901 Leslie's weekly illustrated; Oc 1901-Ja 1907, Oc 29, 1921*Ap 1. 1922 Leslie's weekly; Ja 1907-::r 1912 Leslie's illustrated weekly; itr-**, 1912 Leslie's, the people's weekly? D 1912-F 191**> Oc 9f 1920-0e 22, 1921, Ap 8-Je 17, 1922 Leslie's* Merged Into Judge. NBSM 118773 OH 3** OL [55-57M61-653 OLU [5-873 OONL [1855-653 1891, 1893 OTP 63-65, 67-85 QMM [12, 17, 203 QMSS [23, 25, 27, 29, 36, *0, 60, 653 QMU [873 887 Liberation* 1922- d; Yiddish OONL Jl 16, 1929 888 Magyar j8vd. 1902- d; Hungarian OONL N 8, 19*7 889 Meraat-ul-gharb. 1899- 3/w, d; Arabic & English •Jim No 38, 1932 890 Merchandising week. 1907- w; English OLU 2 yrs ®m YORK Mi*. Xftgfc 891 Merchants' intelligencer and New York weekly record of general information, business and amusement* -My I83V/V w; English OONL Ja 6, D 26, 1833; Ja 2-My 1, 183* 892 Messager franco-americain. Ja 5? I86O-83//? d; Frenoh QMF F 16. 186*-D 1872 QMSS [187*3 893 Metropolitan record* Ja 29, 1859-71//? w; English QMSS £18603 89* Militant. Ag 1*, 1937- w; English To Ja 25, 19*1 as Socialist appeal. OONL [1939-*03 895 Mondo. 3 9* 19*1- d; Italian OONL S 9, 19*1 896 Morning frelheit. Ap 2, 1922- df Yiddish To Je 16, 1929 as Frelheit. OONL [19*2-5*3 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA V?6 NEW YORK 897 Morning post. Ap 1783-J© 12, 1792// sw, d; English To F 22, 1785 as New York evening post; F 23, 1785-Oc 5, 1788 as New York morning post and daily advertiser. NBSM N 7, 1783 898 Morning star. N 27, 1810-F 26, 1813// sw; English OTAr Ja 8, 1811; Ja 17, My 22, Ag 25, 1812. 899 Morning telegraph. My 12, 1839- w, d; English To Oc 20, I839 as Sunday morning visitor; Oc 27, 1839-N? 1897 Sunday mercury. QMSS [19*63 900 Munkas* 1910- w; Hungarian OOHL Ja 19-26, 1935? Je 16, 19*5 901 Munkas ujsag. 1929- d; Hungarian OONL [19293 902 National guardian. Oc 18, 19*0- w; English OONL [1950-513 903 National observer. 1962- w; Knglish BViV [19653- QME 6 mos wro siRMag ffy AMERICA 177 NEW YORK Rv.¥ Xorfc 90* Neue Volkszeitung. D 17, 1932- w; German Follows New Yorker Volkszeitung. OONL Ap 10-17, Ag 7, 19*3 905 Naye Welt-der Ernes. 191*- w; Yiddish Title varies: Naye Welt. OONL Ja 21, 1922 906 New leader. Ja 19, 192*- w; English Title varies: New leader and American appeal. OONL [1957-613 oousi 1963 907 New militant. N 15, 1928- w; English To D 8, 193* as Militant. OONL [1931-3*, 19*5-*93 908 Nomotages. Ap 5, 1919-20//? u; Greek OONL S 6, 1919 909 Nov! list* 19*9- 3/w; Serbo-Croatian OONL [19*9-5*3 NEW YORK KfcfiM i XffiEfc 910 Novoe russkoe slovo* 1910* d; Russian 1911-Ag 19, 1920 as Russkoe slovo. MWU Oc 1965- OOCit 6 mos OOND 2 mos OONL [1921, 29, 19*0-3 911 Novyi mir* 1929- d, 3/w, w; Russian OONL [1929-323 912 Nowy swiat. 1896- d; Polish OOHL Oe 5, 19*0 913 Panvor. 1925- d; Armenian OONL N 16, 193* 91* People's rights and organ of the National Reform Association. 18**//? w; English OTAr Mr *, 18** 915 Pick* F 21, 1852- w; English QMM Mr 13, 1852-F 12, 1853 916 Post* Oc 9* 18*1-1913//v w; English Title varies slightly. QMSS [1857-703 wfflp mm °y Mmm NEW YORK 917 Pravoe dielo* Ag 5, 1922-Mr 13, 1926//v w; Russian OONL Oe *, 192* 918 Prensa* 1913- w, d; Spanish QMSS [19*73 919 Progresso italo-amerioano* 1880- d; Italian OONL [l937-*0, 19**3 920 Prometei* 1952- w; Ukrainian OONL Oc 8, N 19, 1959 921 Public advertiser* Ja 5, 1807-F 22, 1813// d, sw, d; English OTAr Ap 20, 1812 922 Public canadien* I867- wj French QMSS [Ja 3, 1867-Ja 18683 923 Heeorder* F 18, 1891-Oc 11, I896// d; English OTAr My 23, 1896 92* Reporter. 1923- w; English SHL 1953- wmm mm Qi m&XQA 180 NEW YORK StxJtecfc 925 Republiean watch tower* Mr 12, 1800-N 16, 1810// sw; English OTAr Je 5, 1807 926 Rivington*s New-York gaaette and universal advertiser. Ap 22, 1773-D 31, 1783// w, sw; English To N al, 1775 as Rivington's New-York gaaetteer; or, The Connecticut, New Jersey, Hudson's Hlver, and Quebec weekly advertiser; then Hudson's River was alternated with New- Jersey in the title; then Rivington's New- York gazette; then to Oc 6, 1777 as Riving ton' s New-York loyal gazette; then to N 19, 1783 as Royal gaaette. AEU mpr complete NBSM [1779, 17813 927 Russkii golds* F 1, 1917- d; Russian OOHL [1919**93 928 Scotsman and Caledonian advertiser. My 16, 187*- w; English OTAr My 16, 187* 929 Scottish American journal. N 7, 1857- w; English OONL [1860-653 piTjft gutm, Qf JMUQA NEW YORK 930 Semi-weekly tribune* My 17, 18*5-99//'? sw; English Title varies slightly. 931 Slovak v Amerike* 1889- d, sw; Slovak OONL Je 2, 1925 932 Sonatagsblatt Staatszeitung und Herold* Ja 3, 18*8* w; German OONL [1922, 19*03 933 Staatszeitung und Herold. 183*- df German To D 1, 193* as New-Yorker Staatszeitung (D 1* 1919-25? New-Yorker Staatszeitung und Herold. Korgenblatt) OONL [1939-*13 93* Sun* 8 3, 1833*1950// df English To S 28, 18*0 as New York sun; Jl 3-30, 1916 as Sun and New York press; F-S 1920 Sun and New York herald. Absorbed by New York world-telegram to form New York world-tele gram and sun* NBSM [I8333 MSHD ap Cfi7§*893 OtAr M «3t 183* TOTSP gTATBft„9g. AIWCA. 182 NEW YORK nw x 936 Telegraph. 1805- d; English NBSM [186*3 OONL mp s 18, 1851-1938 QMM mp 1939- 937 Times* S 18, 1851- d; English To S 12, 1857 as New York daily times. AC 2 mos ACU mp 1898-1903; or Ag 29, 196> AE mp a 18* 1851- AEU mp S 1851-D 1938; or Oc 19*5- BVa mp 1961* BVaU mp 1925-1965; or 1 yr BVi an 1939-*7j or Ag 1936-D 1938, 19*3-Ag 196* BViP Jl 1913- BV1V [1961-653* MWP or 1918-19*91 mp 1950- MWU Mr*D 1919; 3 ®os MWUC 1 yr NBFU mp 19*7- NBS 6 mos NSAS 2 wks N3H 2 mos NSHD mp 1963- NSHS 2 mos NSWA 6 mos OHM mp 1851-1963? or 196*- OKF 19*8-1*93 OKQ 1915-Ap 1923? 3 1928- OKit 19o5— OLU mp 1851-1919, 1950-; or l'Kl-6* OOAR 1 mo OOAg 3 mos OOB 3 yrs (cont.) muaai. mm. «r. MTOCJ, 133 NEW YORK Wffi5fL ,.j£iS3C*C Times* (cont.) oocc 3 yrs OOCU D 15, 1965- 00s 1 yr OOEC 3 mos OOF curr iss OOML 1 mo 00N curr yr OOND 2 mos OOHL mp s 18, 1851-D 31, 19*5; or J 1915-17? Oc 1935-Ag 19*6; OOP * mos OOTC * nos OOUSI 1 yr OTC [1908-19113 OTCIA curr iss; clippings OTL or Jl 1913-D 1935, Ja 19**-D 1952; mp 1953^ OTNS 3 mos OTP mp 1952-; mn i960-; or curr Iss OTU or 1936-1951; mp 19 ~2- OTV curr iss OTY mp 1939-J or curr iss OWA or 1936-1951, curr iss; mp 1963- OWtL mp 1961- OWtU ap 1851-; or Jl 196*- QMF F 1925-D 19*9 QMO mp 1861-1956; or curr iss QMM [1930-3 QML 1 yr QMM or Oc *, 191*, D 191*-D 1919, curr iss; mp 1920- QMNI 3 mos QMR mp 19*5- QMS 1 yr QMSS [1855* 61, C3*6T3 QQL mp 186*-67, 1956- QQLa mn I960-; or 1 mo QQS I960* QSherU 2 yrs SRU 1 yr SS 1 mo SSU mn 1939-5*1 or 1955- PftiyKD STATES OF AMERICA, 18* NEW YORK 938 Times. Sunday edition. 1896- w; English MWU [1939-*23-[19**-*63~[l950-5*3- MWUC 1 yr NBFU curr iss NSHD 10 days NSHR 1 mo Nfso eurr iss NfSM 1 yr * curr OHM 1 mo OKit 1965- OL evtrr mo OLU 6 mos OOAR curr Iss OOCC 3 yrs OOE 1 yw OOGB clippings OOND 3 mos 0080 clippings 1 yr OOTC 3 aes OOU [1936-3 OPAL S 196** OStC 1 mo OTC 196*- OTV 3 mos; drama section ly 1953- OTY mp 1939-; er curr iss OWA or 1936-1951, curr iss?; mp 1963- OWtU 1 yr PCD curr iss PCL 1 yr QMF 1 mo QMaC 6 mos SMJ 1 mo & curr SRL 3 y*s SRU 1935- 939 Times magazine. I896* w; English Section 5 of New .^ork times. AEU M 20, 1965- Wa 19*1- BVaU 1928- BVi? [1956J- (cont*) fffTOP ..ffUTfitf QT MfflKA 135 NEW YORK li^OCJfcQrJS, Times magazine, (cont.) MW 19*8- MWU My 191**N 1916 [1952-533-U955-563- [1963-653- NBFU mp 19*7-| or 1952- NSAS [1950*533-[1955-593-[196l-653- NSHD curr yr NSH3 curr yr OKF [19*8*603- OLU 1896-99 OOCC 1959- oocit 3 y*» OON C19593- OOND 2 yrs & curr OOTC 1 yr OOU 1936- oousi 1961- OTV 1 yr OWA 1939**5, 1952- QStJ [1955-* . SH [1939-601- £»i'3> Ja *, 19*2- OJS U 1927- 9*0 Tribune, s 18, 18*1-1906//? w; English Title varies slightly. OLU 9-12 (v* 9, 11, 12 imp) OONL 1&95-F 29, 192* QMSS [1850-693 9*1 Truth teller* Ap 2, 1825-55// w; English NBSM [18*23 9*2 Ukraina. 1935- w, bw; Ukrainian OONL [1939-*Oj N,ew York, 9*3 Ukralns'ki shohodenni visti. 1920- d; Ukrainian OONL [1925-553 9** Unite del popolo. 1939- w; Italian OONL [19*6-*8, 19563 9*5 Universe. 18*6- w; English To 18*9 as Weekly universe. OTAr Ja 15, 1353 9*6 Vaba eesti sona* 19*9-; w; Estonian 00ML [19*9-503 9*7 Village voice. Oc 26, 1955- w; English OKQ curr iss 9*8 Virradat. 1929- d; Hungarian OONL [19293 9*9 Vremia* 19*0- w; Russian OOHL OC 6, 19*0 NEW YORK 950 Wall Street journal* Ja 1, 1839- AC 2 mos ACU Ja 3, I962- AS S I96I— AEU F 28, 1955- BVa or Ja 1951-S 1952; mp 1951- BYaU 1958* (Pacific ed.) BViP 1928* MWU Ja 10, 1966- NSH 2 mos NSHR curr iss NSHS eurr yr OHM [l*33-ll^-563-[1583* OLU mp 1961-; or 2 mos OOB 3 yx* QOEG 3 mos OOF curr iss OOP mp i960-; or * mos OOTC 2 mos OSP s 196*- 0TN3 6 mos OfP 2 yrs OTU F 10, 196*- OW 2 yrs OWA mp 1960-62. 1965-? or curr iss OWtL mp 1929-3*$ or 1959- QMQ mp 196*-i or curr iss QMM 1965* QMMSC 5 yrs QMR 18 mos QMS 2 yrs & curr QQS 1957- SMJ 2 mos TOM ..TOXKf, of MN\m 188 NEW YORK 2Jaa_J£ai& 951 Weekly commercial advertiser* Oc *, 1797-1879//v ew, w; English Follows Heraldf a gaaette for the country* 1797*1875? as New York spectator (-:> 1867 as New York spectator and semi-weekly ootasiiorc- ial advertiser) 1876? as spectator and commercial advertiser. OTA»TAr Mr 23, 1805 IMSS PLS*7-50, 18613 952 Vie«klr day book* 13*8-79//v w; Knglish llP*8?*S 1861 as Weekly day bok; Oo 5» l86l*0e 3* I863 as New York weekly Caucasian; Oe 10, l8o3*My 1868 as Mew York weekly day book* Caucasian* 0TAr [18553 953 Weekly herald. D 3, 1^36-96//? w; English Title varies slightly, QMSS [18613 95* Weekly people* Ap 5, 1391- w; English To Je 17, 1900 as People. OOIIL [1920, 22, 35, 3">-3 955 We*k£l' Jp®sl«ter a*** Catholic diary* Oc 5, 1"33- w; English QKSJ Cl83*-36, 1039-*03 NEW YORK $m y^a; 956 Weekly sun* F I836-9*//? w; English Title varies: Sun weekly; New York weekly sun; Dollar weekly sun. qms [18553 957 Worker* Ja 2*, 1922- w, d, sw, 3/w; English Title variest Daily worker. BVaU 196** OONL £1923, 1950, 1955-583 OTAr [1929*313 ssu 1965- 958 Workers' challenge. 1920*// wf English OONL tir 28, S 5, 1921 959 world*. Je 1*. 18&>*F 27, 1931// d; English Jl I86l*0e 17* I863 as World, morning courier and New York enquirer* United with Evening telegram and Evening world to form Hew York world-telegram* OLU 1861 QMSS [1860-613 960 World journal tribune* S 12, 1966- d; English Superseded The Herald tribune, The Journal- American and The World telegram and sun. OOP * mos uyiTPP SXAM QF AMEBTPA 190 NEW YORK Rev. .XOTfc 961 World-telegram and sun. 1867-1966// d; English To F 26, 1931 as Evening telegrara. In 1931 united with rforldan d Evening world to form New York world-telegram. 195$ absorbed Sun to form World-telegram and sun. NBSM [19183 962 Young America. Oc 31, 1829-51//? w, sw; English To Mr 22, 18*5 as Working man's advocate (Je 9-Ag 1*. 1830 as New i'ork sentinel and working man's advocate; Oc 12-N 9, 18** as Subterranean united with the working man* s advocate. N 16-D 21, 13** as Subterranean and the working man's advocate. Suspended from I836?-Mr 16, 18**. OTAr [l8*6-*73 963 Zelt geist. 3 1, 1905-Jl 3, 1908// w; Yiddish English title Spirit of the times. QI4J [19063 OfltienjBburfi 96* Union. 1861* w; Frenoh QMSS [1861J QQL [18613 Eerjpr 965 Record. Ja 1, 189*- w; English OTAr S 10, 1908 WIMP Ml 91 AMfiMffA, 191 NEW YORK 966 National* w, sw, d; Frenoh QQL Mr 5, 1885-D 30, 1893 flocfteatfT 967 Mackenzie1s gaaette. Ap 17, I838-D 23, 18*0// w; English To F 16? 1839 published in New York city. ABU mp Ap 17, I838-D 23, 18*0 BVaU same MWU same NBSaM same OH same OKQ same OLU same OOCC same OONL mp Ap 17, 1838-D 23, 18%); or [My 22, 1838*F 22, 18*03 OTAr mp Ap 17, 1838-D 23, 18*0; or [1838**03 OTU mp Ap 17, 1838-D 23, 18%) OWA same QMF N 10, 1838-My *, I839 QMM mp Ap 17, 1838-D 23, 18*0 968 Post express. Ja 2*, 1859-J1 1*, 1923// d; English To Je 8, 1859 as Rochester daily times; Je 9-D 29, 1859 HoChester dally express; D 36, 1859-Hy 3, 1882 as evening express. United with Roehester journal to fori Roches ter journal and post-express, later Journal American* OTAr Mr 15, 1902 prop, mm, Qi.mmk 192 NEW YORK 969 Republican* Je 1816-8*//? w; English To Mr 6, 1821 as Roehester gaaette; Mr 13, 1821*J1 31, 1827 as Monroe republican. 4W Ap 21, 1339 970 Volunteer. Ap 17, l8*l-My 10, 18*2// w; English AEU mp complete BVaU same OTU same Sara1?l9n;4,fipjrlftai 971 Republican* Ja 5, 18**- w; English Title varies slightly: Republican and sentinel. QMSS No **, i860 972 Saratoga County press. 1857- w; English Follows Saratoga whig, QMSS Mo *1, i860 973 saratogian. 1852-1905// w, sw; English QMSS [1863, 1867-703 97* Sentinel* "y 26, 1819**7// w; English QMSS No 32, 1832 grow mm OT hmnm 193 NEW YORK Xroy 975 Morning record. Jl 1, 133*- d; English To Ag 28, 1880 as Troy daily whig; Ag 30, 1880-81? Troy morning telegram and whig; 1882?*96 Troy daily telegram* QMSS No 8082, 1852 mmJAfOmmilm 976 Herald-dispatch, 18*7-Ap 1922// d; English 18*7-57 as Oneida morning herald; 1858- Mr 1907 as Utica morning herald and dally gaaette* United with Utica daily observer to form Utica observer-dispatch* QMM F 28, 1882 977 Western New Yorker. 18*1« w; English OTAr My 12, 186* Wflfrartaffln, 978 Phare des lacs. My 1859- w; French QMF Ap 28-Je 23, 1859 Yonkers 979 Karpats«ka Bus*. 1928- w; Ukrainian OOHL [19*0, 1959-623 UNITED gAHtt. OF .AMERICA 19* NORTH CAROLINA gSS&erjo. 980 Weekly progress. 1858- w; English Title varies slightly* QMSS No 170, 1862 OHIO 981 Daily Cincinnati chronicle. N 23, 1839-S 18*9// d; English To Oc 6, 18*9 as Daily chronicle. United with Dally Cincinnati atlas to form Daily chronicle and atlas, later Dally Cincinnati atlas* OTAr [18*93 982 Daily gaaette. Je 25, 1827-Ja 3, I883// d; English Title varies slightly. United with Cincinnati commercial to form Cincinnati commercial gaaette, later Commercial tribune* OTAr My 2, 1866 983 Weekly news. I883//? w; English OTAr Je 6, 1883 98* America-aiarul romanesoo. 1905- w, sw, d, 3/w; Rumanian To 1927? as America. OOCit 6 mos OONL [19*2, 1955-3 mxm,.,m7m,®L AWWVA 195 OHIO QMmXmX 985 Amorlska domovina. 1902- sw, 3/w, &; Slovenian 1908-1918? as Clevolandska Ancril-a. OONL [1958-3 986 Herald. My 30, 1835-Mr 1*, 1885// d; English United with Lvenlng news to form flews and herald, later Cleveland news. Title varies slightly, OTAr Z 2r>, 28, 18*9 987 Katolikus magyarok vasamapja. Oc 2*, 189*- w; Hungarian OONL My 27, 19*9 988 Radnlcka borba. 1909- w; Serbo-Croatian OONL F 13, 1930 989 Jsabadsag. H 12. 1891- w, d; Hungarian OOHL S 3, 19*0 990 Uj eldre. 190** d; Hungarian To 1921 as l»lore. 190*-Mr 1931 published in New York city. OONL Ag 27, 1928; * 15, l9.-'9; J© 7, 1930 196 OHIO 2M$m 991 Saturday gaaette. S 22, 18*9- w; English OTAr [18*93 UXX8& 992 Venture. 18*0?* w; English OTAr [l8*5-*73 993 Dally mirror, 18*9?-5*//' d; English OTAr s 28, 18*9 99* Register. 18*3- d; English To Ap 23? 18*8 as Clarion; Ap 2*, l8*3-: £o2£go. 995 Ameryka-echo* 1863?- w; Polish 1888*89? as Gwiaada; 18907-1903 as Ameryka. OONL Oc 6, 19*0 UNITED 3TATB8 OF AMERICA 197 OHIO 1&!M° 996 Blade, 18*9- d; English Title varies slightly, OTAr J 20, 25, 27, 13*9 OKLAHOMA rA'llfiQUah, 997 Cherokee advocate. S 26, 18**-Mr 3, 19067/ w; English Suspended from 3 28. l'.'53-Ap 26, I8701 from Ja 1875-Mr *, 1876* OTAr J 3-10, 18*9 OfllQJN As to 998 Lannen suooetar* 1920- sw; Finnish OONL N 18, 21, 19*1 999 roveri. 1908- d; Finnish OONL $ 18, 1920 mm^m*, M, Hfimwx 198 PENNSYLVANIA tterrlaburg 1000 Patriot. Mr *, 185*-190*// w; English 185*-Ag 1855 as Pennsylvania patriot; S 1355-69 as Patriot and union. OTAr Ja 22, 1863 1001 Derrick* d 1871- d; English BViP S 11, 1871 PiriiWe.lPtes\ 1002 America* 1911- d; English English edition of the Ukrainian paper Ameryfca* OONL [196*-3 1003 American Saturday courier. My 1831-N 8, 1856// w; English To Mr *, 18*8 as Saturday courier (D 19, 1835-Mr 13, 18*1 as Philad<-lphia Saturday courier) Mr 11, 13*8-Mr 1, 1851 as Mcliakln's model American Saturday courier. Merged with Evening bulletin. NBSM [18*73 100* Araerican weekly mercury. D 22, 1719-D 12, 17*9// w; English OTU repr No 1-212, 1719-23 UNITED STATES QF AMERICA 199 PENNSYLVANIA Philadelphia 1005 Ameryka. 1911- d, 3/w, sw; Ukrainian OOCit 6 mos OONL [19*1, 19*7-*9, 1952-3 1006 Evening bulletin. Ap 12, 18*7- d; English Follows American sentinel. Title varies: CulBmings, evening bulletin; Curamings, evening telegraphic bulletin; Daily evening bulletin. Absorbed American Saturday courier. QMSS [18853 1007 Inquirer. Je 1, 1829- d; English To Je 1833 as Pennsylvania inquirer; Jl 1830-Je 1, 183* Pennsylvania inquirer and morning journal; Je 2, 183*-D 31, 18*1 Pennsylvania inquirer and daily courier; Ja 1, 18*2-Ap 1, I860 Pennsylvania inquirer and national gazette. Absorbed Public ledger. QMSS [18633 1008 Nord Aiaerlka, I883- w; German OONL Oc 2*, 19*0 1009 Pennsylvania gazette. D 28, 172^-Oc 11, 1815// w; English Title varies slightly. OTAr D 2*, 1728 mm^mm QTMUIGA 200 PENNSYLVANIA 1010 Foulson*s American dally advertiser. Oc 28, 1771-D 28, 1839// d; English To D 31, 1790 as Pennsylvania packet and (or) the general (daHy) advertiser; Ja 1, 1791*D 31, 1795 as Dunlap»s Aster lean daily advertiser; Ja 1* 1796-S 30, 1800 as Claypoole's American daily advertiser. Merged into North American. OTAr Je 6, 1798 10U Public ledger. Mr 25, 1836-Ap 1*, 193*// df English Title varies1 Public ledger and dally transcript! Public ledger and Philadelphia press; Public ledger and North Anerlean* Merged with Philadelphia Inquirer* HBSM [1836, 18673 PWgburftfo 1012 Aaerikanski srttebran* Ap 13, 1908- d, av; Serbo-Croatian OOHL [19*2* 3 1013 Courier* 1910- w; Knglish AEU ¥ 15, 196V 101* Qolos tserkvi. 1917- Vf w; Russian OONL Jl 22, 3 18, 1919 1015 Narodne slovo. 1915- w; Ukrainian OONL Ag 1, Oc 3, 19*0 msm mm, tar MMIQA PENNSYLVANIA Pllrtgburflh 1016 Slobodna rec* 1935- w; Serbo-Croatian OONL [1939-*13 1017 Zajednicar, 1905- w; Serbo-Croatian OONL [1923-3 jcranton, 1018 Narodna volia* 1911- w, sw; Ukrainian <& English MWU [1952*5*3-[19593-[19623-[196**653- oocit 6 nos OONL [19*0, *9-50, 6l3-[196*-3 1019 Glovenska obrana. 1913- sw; Slovak OONL D 1, 1939 Wttgy< 1020 weekly herald* Ja 20, 1360-1911// v; English To 1863? as Titusville gasette and Oil Creek reporters l36*?-65 Petroleum reporter and Creek gasette. OTAr Jl 22, 186* 1021 3vit. 1897- w, bw; Russian OONL J© 12, 19*1 wum,mmlM mum *>a RHODE ISLAND JvkSJBLiublimmSL 1022 Mercury and news* Je 19, 1758- w; English To Ja 23? 1759 as Newport mercury; or, Tho Weekly advertiser; 1759-Ap 28, 1928 as Newport mercury. Suspended D *, 1775-Ja 5, 1780. NBSM [17583 pjovid.etHt 1023 Patriot and Columbian phenix. ?:y 11, 1802- w, sw; English To F 21, 1807 as Providence phenix; F 28, 1807-Ja 9, 1803 Phenix; Ja 16, 1808-Ja 12, 1811 Columbian phenix; Ja 19, 1311-Ja 8, 181* Columbian phenix; or, Providence patriot; Ja 15, I8l*-Ja 7, 1811? Providence patriot. Columbian phenix. QMSS No *5, 1833 102* Rhode Island country journal. Ag 2.3, 1823-Oc 8, 1897// w; English To rty 19, 1825 as Independent inquirer and commercial advertiser; My 26-Ag 25, 1325 Independent Inquirer; S 1, 1825-Ag 27, 1^30 Independent Inquirer and Rhode Island journal; s 3, 1830**7? Rhode Island country Journal and independent inquirer. NBSM [18873 1025 Visitor. 00 1875- w; Knglish To F 2, 183* as Weekly visitor (some issues Sunday visitor). QMSS Ho 17, 1936 PfflPfiP ,P4ffil OT AHBMgA 203 RHODE ISLAND Woonaocket 1026 SentineUe. Ap *, 192**29//? d, w; Frenoh QMSS [192*, 19273 1027 Union, 1901- v; Preneh 0«S8 [3*40, 19183 QQL 191** SOUTH DAKOTA 1028 Dakota frele Presse. 187*- ir; German OONL F 10, 1920 TSNNE3SJSE MaiaBhia 1029 Public ledger. Jl 18, 1865-93// d; English OTAr My 6, 1868 EtofoVlUi 1030 American. S 1, 1375-Je 1910// d; Knglish F 18, 1876-S 29, 189* as Daily Araerican* NBSM [1880J mfm,^m^Qy.Mm-LiA 20* UTAH 1031 Junction* Ja 1, 1870-79//? sw; English AEU atp Ja 1, 187&*Ap 2*, 1875 sau foafe, ABU mp Jl 22, 1867-Ap 2*, 1875 VERMONT $$ffXJMkt®ti 1033 Patrlote eanadien. Ag 7, 1839*F 5, 18*0// w; Frenoh OONL complete 103* North Aaeriean* Ap 11, l839*Ag 12, 18*1// wj English OONL eomplete OTAr or A an [An 11, l839*Ap 12, 18*1] VIRGINIA Norfolk 1035 Journal and guide. 1901- w| English AEU 196** VIRGINIA M^fiiffffld 1036 Dispatch* Oe 19, 1850-Ja 25, 1903// d| Knglish To 1883 as Daily dispatch. United with Tla»s to form T line s*di spat oh* Mr 16-17, 1865 mmr published* Suspended from Ap 3-D 9, 1865 & Ap 1-9, 1866. OLU repr [19-213 OONL repr [1861*623 OTAr Mr 25, 185*, My 21, 1861 1037 Morning mail. Mr 30, 1853-8 30?, 185*// df English Follows Richmond daily republican. OTAr Je 25^ 1853 1038 Whig* Ja 27f 182*-D 27, 1888// sw; Knglish To I832 as Constitutional whig; I833-67? Richmond whig and public advertiser; 1868-? Richmond whig and advertiser; Suspended from D 23P 1885-^a 27, 1886* QMSS No 7, 1865 WLUXm^M^ 1039 Virginia gaaette* Ag 6, 1736-My 19, 1781// v, sw; English My 16-1? 1766 as Rlnd»s Virginia gaaette. NSAS mp 1736-1780 mum jtmm 91 AMMQA 206 WASHINGTON Qlvnmla 10*0 Coamercial age. Ag 10, l868*Je 25, 1870// v; Snglish To Ag 10t 1869 as Territorial republican, Suspended from Ag l6*0o 2, 1869. BVIP complete 10*1 Puget Sound weekly eourier* Ja 6, 1872-85//? w; English Followed by Partisan, later Republican partisan* BViP Oo 6, N 3-10, D 8-15, 29, 1862 10*2 Washington democrat. Oc 17, 186VJ1 15, 1865// v; English BViP D 2*, 186* 10*3 Industrial n©rker, Ap 1, 19l6*My *, 1918; N* 8. My 7* 191f- w; English OONL [1920-21, 25, 31, 38-*0, *5, 51-523 10** Post-intelligencer. Je 5, I876- d; English To Oc 2, 1881 as Dally Intelligencer. Suspended from Ag 13-N 30, 1936. BViP [1931-3 STOBP WAXtt W AfflTOA, 207 WASHINGTON £££&&& 10*5 Weekly Pacific tribune. Jl 29, l86l-Mr 30, 1879// sw, wt English Follows Pioneer and democrat (Olyrapia). To Ap 186* as Overland press; My l86*-67? as Pacific tribune. Merged with Seattle weekly intelligencer, later Seattle post-intelligen cer. 1861-Ag 9?, 1873 published in Olympla t Ag 16, 1873-J© 11, 1875 published in Tacoacomam * BViP [1861*633 $X$XXW9m 10*6 Puget Sound herald. Mr 12, 1858-6*// w; English Suspended from Mr 2-My i860. BViP [1858-Ky 22, 18623 10*7 Northern light. Jl 3-s 11, 1358// w; English BVaU mp Jl 3-s 11, 1853 WISCONSIN 10*8 Daily life. Ag 186l-Ap 1865// d, 3/w, w; English Merged with Daily Wisconsin, later Wisconsin news. QMSS No 18, 1861 WISCONSIN 10*9 Kuryer polskl. Je 22, 188•)- d; Polish Follows Krytyka. OONL Ag 25, 1939 1050 Vorwaerts. 1882-D 31, 1932// w; German OONL Je 21, 1919 fitoyeng Po^t 1051 Owiaada polarna. 1908- w; Polish OONL Oc 5, 19*0 1052 TyOvaen osuustoimlntalehti. Ja 9, w; Finnish OONL Jl 2, 1931 XtihXsmMtx 1053 Osservatore romano. Jl 1, 1861- d; Italian OOU [1937-3 OWA 1958- QMSS [19363 QQLa 19*$- QQS l88*-86, 1895-1915, 19*9- VATICAN VjftiUan, Qj%y 105* Osservatore romano. 1950- w; French NSH8 [19553 1957-U965J OOP 6 mos 00s>J curr iss PCD curr iss or ISM 1960- QMU [19623-[196*3 QQL Ag 1952- QQLa 1950- QSherU 1960- QStHC 1956- QStJ 1961- QStJS [I9623- 1055 Osservatore romano della douenlca. 1932 w; Italian OONL S 7, 1952 QMiiS [19353 VffiT P/r 1056 Times of Viet Nam. 1956- w; English QQL My 12, 1956-riy 25, 1957 yrqp^VM Anatin 1057 Batsehkaer Zeitung. 1900-19**?// w; Gerraan OONL Ag *, 19*0 wmmA Bito.M^flKa 1058 Wacht. 1905-**// w; German OONL a 29, 19*0 iteli pr^va, 1059 Sonntag* 1930-19**// w; German OONL Oo 6, 19*0 1060 Volksblatt. I89*- w; German OONL Ja 12, 19*1 Mjffiaflft, 1061 Borba. 1922- d; Serbo-Croatian BVaU 196** 1062 Echo d© Belgrade. 1932- w; French QMiiS Jl 193*-Ap 19*0 1063 Komunist* 1925- w; Serbo-Croatian Suspended during the war years. BVaU Oc 1963- 106* Urbaser aoltung. 1902-19**//* w; Geraan OONL [19*03 fflMttlW 211 Qdaaci 1065 tfoche. 1925*19**//'? w; German OONL Jl 7, Oc 6, 19*0 atiMfta&e. 1066 Lokal-Anaeiger fuer Stanislc und Gakovo. 193*- **//? w; German OONL ii 1, 19*0 Z&SJ&XL 1067 Glas reda* 19*5- w; Serbo-Croatian OONL [Ja-Je 19*73 1068 Naprijed* 19*3- w; Serbo-Croatian OONL [i9*6-*73 1069 Narodni list. 19*5- d; Serbo-Croatian OONL Jl 1, 19*7 1070 Oraladinski borae. 19*2- w; Serbo-Croatian OONL Je 15, 19*7 1071 Slobodni doffl* 19*3- w; Serbo-Croatian OONL [19*6-*73 .jifcAM^A, 212 Lusaka 1072 Zambia mail. 1960- w; English To Ag 13, 1965 as Central African mall. QML Ap 9, 1965- 1073 Zambia star. 1963- w; English Formerly Northern star. QML Oe 22, 196*- Mdola 107* * Northern news. 19*3- d; English QML [Ap 19, 1965-3 1075 Tines of &arabia. 196*- d; English QML [Jl 1965-3 INDEX Abeille de la Houvelle France 639 Abendpost 6*1 Action 192 Action franc, else 6* Adelaide Qbamrret Adunat£&a& deObservel refrattarr (Adelaidei ) Advertiseiata r (Sdinburgh) Advertiser (Portland) See Sally advertiser Advertiselve?tis r and County Lanark news 323 Advocate 3ag, Barbados advocate Afriqn© nouvelle *y* Afro*Aaeriean 703 Afro-American ledger Negro £ee Afro-American - Age *5, Agenee eeonoraique et finanelere 65 Ahram $89 Air foree times 62* Al-Ahraa BSSL Ahraa Alaska sentinel sg& Sentinel (wrangel) Alaska tribune 600 Albany argus See Daily Albany argus Albany argus and daily eity gaaette $jtt, Daily Albany argus Albany daily Messenger j&& Daily messenger Aiuaay evening Journal 3ftft, Evening Journal Albany gaaette • See Gaaette and dally advertiser Albany gazette and daily advertiser See Gaaette and daily advertiser Albany Journal ja& Journal Albany weekly patriot H$& Weekly patriot INDEX Albion 82* Albion; or. British colonial and foreign weekly gaaette See Albion Allgemelne Zeltung gee Frankfurter allgemelne 2eitung Althydublad hafnarjardar 3*3 Althydubladid 3^5 America (Cleveland) Sea America-siarul roraanesco America (Philadelphia) 1002 Ameriea-Herold-Linco3Ln frele Presse 790 Araeriea-siarul romanesco 96% Aaeriean (Nashville) 1030 Aaeriean (N, X*t 1819*18*5) 825 Aaeriean (N. X,, 1882* ) 826 American franker 827 Ameriean Celt American Celt and adopted citizen ma Celt and adopted citlaen 707 American freeman 689 Ameriean mercury 620 Ameriean messenger 828 American patriot, and public advertiser see Public advertiser American Saturday eourier 1003 Ameriean union 708 Ameriean weekly mercury 100* Amerikai aagyar nepszava 829 Amerikanski sr bob ran 1012 Amerlkanakie isvostiia 830 Araerikas Latweetis 709 Amerlska domovlna 985 Ameryka (Philadelphia) 1005 Araeryka (Toledo) Sea; Ameryka—echo AmeryKa—e<»eh o 995 Amsterdam news 831 Anglo-Saxon. European and colonial gaaette 710 Anikajt 528 Answer 8|2 Answerflea; wa Answer anrd post-war aims of the Jewish nation Anti-Oallican monitor and antl-Corsican chronicle [2Sau3ee Britis< h monitor Anti-renter 302 Appeal to reason See American freeman INDEX Appenaeller Sonntagsblatt *89 Arbeiter 833 Arbeiter-Cailatng *39 Arbetaren 8j* Arbeter-tiajtung **0 Argus 23 Armenian alrror-spectator 761 Ajwy times 625 lvmy< times* Air force edition Sat, Air tore* times Aroostook pioneer &amCitise& Pioneer-timen s AspectAshvills ed eoitise la Francn e 66 Atlanta constitution fifts. Constitution Atlanta daily constitution *- See Constitution AtUtW Atlas and argus $e& Daily Albany argus Atlaff or. Literary, historieal and eoismereial reporter Sa" e Atlas * Aurora tea Aurora und ehristliehe Wocha Aurora and ehristliehe Woche 815 Aurore ©7 Australasian* 1* Australian communist ft(M| Tribuaf (Sydney) Avant-garde 68 Avenir de Laaennals 69 Avlseur national 70 Aaerbaidxhan Sja Azerbf.idzhan SSR AaerTOidsnan SSH Bern nnflsfl. Unioii of Soviet Socialist Eepublies A«erbaidshan Soviet Socialist Republic Sea Aserbaldshan Ajk*eannje tea Baikar iitif INDEX al6 Banal; Mas* Baikar : Baik%r 711 Bakinskii rabochii 509 Balkan news 325 Baltimorer correspondent aoe Taeglicher Baltlaorer correspondent Banatetierr deutehe Seitung *71 Banner of Ulster 302 Baptist register gft& Exratlner (N. 7.) Barasa wf Barbados adweate 28 Barbados daily news 29 Batschkaer Zeitung 1057 Bsts'kaushehina 173 Bedneta 529 Bee*nevs 797 Bela Crkvaer Volksblatt See Volktblatt Belfas.fastt neve-letter *|e& News-letter Belfast neve-letter and general advertiser See News-letter Bell'1Ws1 life in London and sporting ehronicle 193 Belorussia - $**i Belorussian S3B Belorussian JSSR fla^ under Union of Soviet Socialist Eepublies Belorussian Soviet Socialist Republic £§& Belorussian &SSS. Beobachter (Berlin) |§£ Berliner Beobachter Berlineliner* Beobachter 1*5 Berliner Lokal-Anzeiger 1*6 Berliner Tageblatt 1*7 Berliner Tageblatt. Wochenausgabe fuer Ausland und Uebersee Berliner Tageblatt und Handelszeitung $#e Berliner Tageblatt Bermunkas 6*2 Bistritier deutsehe seitung h4>7 Bisafei jw , Blade 99*6 Blita 3$9 - Bloemfonteln post See Post (Bloemfonteln) INDEX Borba (Belgrade) 1061 Borba (Chicago) 6*3 Borot»ba (Chernivtsi) ^^h Borot'ba (Vienna) 2* Boston chronicle See Chronicle Boston commercial gaaette See Commercial gazette Boston daily advertiser See Daily advertiser Boston daily advertiser and patriot See Daily advertiser Boston daily evening transcript £?ee Evening transcript Boston daily globe See Globe Boston daily times See Dally times Boston evening post See Evening post Boston evening transcript See iSvening transcript Boston gaaette (1719-1798) See Oasette Boston gaaette (1803-1815) See Commercial gaaette Boston gazette, and country journal See, Oasette Boston gazette and weekly republican Journal See Gazette Boston gaaette, coEimereial and political See Commercial gazette Boston gazette} or, Country Journal See Gazette Boston gazette; or, New England weekly Journal See Gazette Boston gazette; or, Weekly advisor See Gazette Boston gazette; or, Weekly journal See Gazette Boston herald See Herald Boston herald (Sunday edition) $ee Sunday herald Boston herald (weekly) See Sunday herald INDEX 218 Boston Journal 3ee Journal Boston morning journal See Journal Boston news-letter See Neva-letter Boston pilot £$& Pilot Boston post-boy See Massaehusetts gazette and the Boston post-boy and advertiser Boston post*bOF & advertiser S{*e Massachusetts gazette and the Boston post-boy and advertiser Boston priee*e«rrent and marine intelligencer See Commercial gazette Boston Sunday globe gjea Globe Bostonfiundaton Si y herald See Sunday herald Boston times See Daily times Boston transcript See Evening tranaeript Boston weekly advertiser See Massachusetts gazette and the Boston post-boy and advertiser Boston weekly post*boy See Massaehusetts gazette and the Boston post-boy and advertiser Boston weekly rehearsal See livening post British American a** British banner 19* British ohroniele 836 British gazette 195 British Guiana See Guyana British monitor 196 British North American 837 British spyi or, New universal London weekly Journal saja Old British spy BreekpoVt republic S.aa Bepu»lie*demoerat Brookport republic-democrat Republic-democrat INDEX Brooklyn daily eagle |g& Daily eagle Brooklyn eagle and King1 s county democrat §ak Daily eagle Brooklyn tablet gag. Tablet Brooahall's corn trade news See Corn trade news Brother Jonathan 838 Buchanan eounty bulletin §£& Bulletin-journal Buchanan eounty bulletin and guardian M Bulletin*journal Buffalo courier-express See. Courier-express Buffalo courier-record £g£. Courier-express Buffalo daily courier and economist Saa Courier-express Buffalo daily star See Daily star Buffalo enquirer See Daily star Buffalo express See Express Buffalo gazette See Patriot and Journal Buffalo Illustrated express (weekly) fiee, ttfldftl Express Buffalo morning express See Express Buffalo patriot and commercial advertiser ralSee? Patriot and journal Buffalo patriot and Western advertiser Patriot and Journal » sentinel Sea Sentinel Bulletin (Butte) 796 Bulletin (San Francisco) 601 Bulletin Journal 68* Butte bulletin <3ge Bulletin Butte daily bulletin Sj& Bulletin INDEX 220 Call*bulletin See Bulletin (San Francisco) Canada's weekly 197 Canadian gaaette (and export trader) Sea. Canada* s weekly Canadian mail 198 Canadian neve 199 Canadian news and British American intelligeneer j§t& Canadian news Canadien 788 Candida 71 Cape argus *79 Cape times *80 Carlisle journal Seg, Journal Carrefouirrefbtir 72 Cataraet and waterfall; or, Massaohusetts washlngtonlan See Massaehusetts cataract* Worcester county waterfall, temperance standard ana dew drop Catholio herald 200 Censor 712 Central African mail 1 CentraaK^BS^^Bl^ Californi**w*a 9? 4j ^» Mweflpa MA^S*} record 616 Centraferall dally news 58 Ceskoslovensky svet 50 Ceylon dally news *1 Charivari 73 Chas 166 Chernovtsy M Chernivtsi (Ukrainian SSH) Cherokee advocate 997 Chicago daily glebe 3.e-e Globe Chicago daily news gee Neva ^ ^ Chicago dail y news M(1882*1892 %) See Record Chicago daily news-record ftee Record Chicago daily times Bom Times Chicago daily tribune gg&tribune Chicago defender See Defender INDEX £ Chicago evening post MIL POS* Chicago globe Sjg, Globe Chicago herald &£& Herald and examiner Chicago herald and examiner J^gfc Herald and examiner Chicago morning news Sjje. Record Chioago news in News Chicago post See Post Chicago post and mail Sea Post Chioago press and tribune See Tribune Chicago record Soft Record Chicago record-herald £&& Herald and examiner Chicago record-herald and inter-ocean See Herald and examiner Chicago sun Sfc Sun-times Chicago sun-times &e& Sun-times Chicago times gje. Times ChloagO times-herald SJMI Herald and examiner Chioago tribune Sao Tribune chinadaily neue 839 Christ und Welt 178 Christian science monitor 713 Chronicle (Boston) 71* Chronicle (Gibraltar) 183 Chronicle (Newcastle-upon-Tyne) 297 Chronicle (San Francisco) 601 Chronicle (San Francisco; Sunday edition) Chronicle (Washington, D.C.) 626 Chronicle} or, Universal evening post 201 Chung-kuo hsin wen *2 Chung yang jih pao 59 INDKX 222 Church family newspaper See Church of &n land newspaper and ILc record Chttrch of England family newspaper £oa Church of -ngland newspat?®r and the record Church of England newspaper Jgee. Church of ivnglaad nevspa >er ,-*IKI the rocord Church of lingland newspaper and the< r- cord 202 Church of Ireland gazette 303 Church times 203 Chyrvonaia z*mena 511 CIna 522 Cincinnati dally gazette ifig, Daily gazette ZInclnnutl weekly news Sjaa, weekly news Cltiaen 592 Citoyen franao*aiaerloain 756 Clarion Sjat Eeglster (Sandusky) Claypclt** American daily advertiser See, Poulson*s Ameriean daily advertiser Cleveland herald £g& Herald Clevelandska Amerika Soe Aaorlska domovina Cluj Jgg& Kolozsvar (Hungary) Codalen yy gios robotaiezy 771 Colonial gazette 20* Colonial government gazette 36 Columbian Sea Evening Journal and patron of industry Columbian centlnel 715 Columbian centlnel* American federalist Saa Columbian eentinel Columbian centlnel: Massachusetts federalist Saa Columbian centlnel Columbian phenix S#a Patriot and Columbian phenix Columbian phenix; or, Providence patriot Saa, Patriot and Providence phenix Combat f* Commercial 8*0 Commercial advertiser see Globe and commercial advertiser Commercial age 10*0 IUDUC 223 Consaereial America and shirking find eosinorelnl list and .lew York price current SjA Cowmoreisil Commercial and financial chroalcle 8*1 Commercial gazette 716 CoTTaaaniat (London) £ftS> Workers' weekly Contaunist (Sydney) gag. Tribune Connecticumneeti t observer 621 Conservative and constitutional advocate 399 Constitution 636 Constitutional whig Continentabinec l Journal 717 Cooper*a John Bull £&& John Bull Corn trade news 188 Corrlere d*America 8*2 Corriere della sera 388 Courant (Edinburgh) 3O9 Courant (Hartford) 622 Courant (London) 205 Courier (Des Moines) 682 Courier (Elgin) 31* Courier (Pittsburgh) 1013 Courier and evening gazette 206 Courier and Western advertiser 300 Courier do Provence 75 Courier-express 816 Courier-gazette 701 Courrier d* Angleterre 207 Courrier de l'Suropo 208 Courrier de 1'Europe, echo du continent 209 Courrier de I'ouost 6%5 Courrier do Londres 210 Courrier des dmvx nondes 76 Courrier des Ltato*Unis 8*3 Courrier franc, ais 77 Courrier politique et litterairc} or, French ove?iln£j i-ost 3oe Courrier de 1*Europe Courrier politiue et littlrairej or, French nornlng post Jg& Courrier de 1* Europe Courtier royal 78 Croix 79 . •-" Croix de AUveyron 1** IUDKX Croix illustree 80 Croswell Jeffersonian £ee Sanilac Jeffersonian Ctttahuriyeluriyett 507 Cumraings1 evening bulletin £§& Evening bulletin Cusjaingsfiae Evenin' evening gbulleti telegraphin c bulletin Curranrant intelligence 211 Czernowitz §£SL Chernivtsi (Ukrainian SSH) " J.., fi Dagor 3*1 Dally advertiser (Boston) 718 Daily advertiser Cffev Xork) 8** Daily advertiser (Portland) 697 Daily advertiser (1730*1809) fit*/Daily advertiser, oracle and true Briton Daily advertiser and oracle £§& Daily advertiser, oracle and true Briton Dally advertiser, oracle, and true Briton 212 Daily advertiser, politloal, historical and eo&merelal gee Dally advertiser (a. I*) Daily Albany argus 803 Dally Aaeriean (Nashville) Sea American Dally Aaeriean (Springfield) 757 Daily argus Sao Dally Eastern argus Dallybttlletin 315 Daily California chronicle 60* Daily Chicago post See Post Dailychicago times Sao 7 Inez DallyCnristian advocate 8*5 Dally chronicle (Cincinnati) See Daily Cincinnati chronicle Daily chronicle (Oeorgeteim) 329 Daily chronicle (London) 21* Daily Cincinnati chronicle 981 Daily citizen 791 IHDKX 225 E> Daily commercial register £§&, Rogistor (Sandusky) Daily eorapass 8*6 Doily constitution $A& Constitution Dally courant (Edinburgh) Sae Courant Doily courant (London) 21* Daily courier and pilot Sjge Courier-express Dailydispatch Sao Dispatch DaHdrdy dramatit c chronicle Ago, ehronicle (San Francisco) Daily eagle 812 Daily Eastern argus 698 Dolly evening bulletin (Philadelphia) goe Evening bulletin Daily evening bulletin (San Francisco) See Bulletin Daily evening picayune 605 Daily evening republican £j& Republican (Springfield) Daily evening transcript SjOa Evening transcript Daily express 215 Daily gazette (Cincinnati) 982 Daily gazette (ifcceter) Saa Devon and Exeter gazette Daily gazetteer ;Sj& The gazetteer and London [and new] daily advertiser DaHy gazetteer Cor London advertiser] Sea The gazetteer and London [and new] daily advertiser DaUygteaner *00 Daily gleaner and de Cordova's advertising sheet JfceDaily gleaner Dailyglobe 627 Daily gold digger 595 Dally graphic (Accra) 179 Doily graphic (H* Y*) 8*7 Daily herald 216 Daily.herald and mirror 606 Doily intelligencer Sj* Post-intelligencer DallyTournal 217 Daily journal of coiHBiarce 607 IHDKX P_ Daily life 10*8 Daily mail 218 Daily mall. Overseas edition See Over-seas daily mail Daily mercantile courier and democrat economist See Courier-express Daily messenger 80* Daily mirror (London) 219 Daily mirror (N. I.) 8*8 Daily mirror (Port of Spain) 501 Daily mirror (Sandusky) 993 Daily morning chronicle See Chronicle (Washington, D. C, ) Daily nation *06 Daily national intelligencer 628 Daily news (London) See News chronicle and daily dispatch Daily news (Moscow) 530 Daily news (N. Y.) 8*9 Daily news and leader See News chronicle and daily dispatch Daily news and Westminster gazette See News chronicle and daily dispatch Daily news record 850 Dally observer See Northern daily leader (Tamworth, Australia) Daily Pacific news 608 Dally Panama star and herald See Star and herald Daily people world 609 Daily picayune See Times-picayune Dally pioneer-press afoft Pioneer-press Daily post (London) 220 Daily post (Reykjavik) 3*0 Daily post-boy 221 Daily review of Soviet press 531 Daily Sanduskian See Register (Sandusky) Daily Scotsman See Scotsman Dally star 817 Daily star and the enquirer See Daily star IJIDEX 227 Daily telegraph (London) Sa& Daily telegraph and nornlng post Dailytelegraph (Sydney) 17 Dolly telegraph and morning post 222 Daily telegraph news pictorial £§*. Daily telegraph (London) Dailytelegraph pictorial &ea Daily telegraph (London) Dailytimee (Boston) 719 Dally tines (Hartford) Saa Tines Dailytiaes (Lagos) *2(? Dally tines (If* Y*) 2fe Times . DailyTines and herald £ee Tiaes (Chioago) DallyToledo Blade Seq Blade Daily tribune £ge Tribune (Chicago) Dally true Californian 610 Daily universal rogistor see Tiaes (London) Jaily witness 851 Dally worker (London) 223 Daily worker (»* Y*) Sjgg, Worker Dakota frele from 1028 Banbury news-times £a& Newa*ti;aes Daaice 6M Dawn *29 Day gee Day-Jewish Journal Day and the tfahrhelt Seg Day*Jewish Journal Day-Jewish Journal 852 Defender Jfr? Defens* 81 Defense news bulletin &a& Industrial solidarity Domain 63 Democratic free press Sojt Free press Damokratiseh>krat e post *15 Dettorest's Hew York illustrated tarns 853 I 'iiizX. 228 Denni hlasatel 6*8 Dannilc rovnost ludu JM, Hovnost ludu lone do Houen et de :formaodie 1*2 Derrick 1001 Deseret evening news Hg& Desoret news %nd telegram Deseret news and telegram 1032 Desert nova Sjge Deseret news and telegram Detroit dally free press £*& Free press Detroit free press £§e Free press Deutsche Volkszeitung £n« Heues Deutschland Deutsche Volkszeitung* Beilage Jg ESs the week in Spain *87 Bast African standard *07 Sastport sentinel §00 Sentinel 3cho~l8 Echo de Belgrade 1062 Echo de l*ouest 785 Echo de Paris 83 Echo des deux mondes 356 Echo du PaciflquG 6il Echo3 8* Eclaireur de Dieppe 61 ^co ooloniale Soe Eco della Huova England sco della Huova England 758 Ecumenical press service *91 Edinburgh advertiser see Advertiser EdinburgLnburg h courant Sao Courant Edinburgh courant (1705*1710) See, Soots courant Edinburgh evening courant _ goo Courant EgypC &M United Arab Republic Egyptian mail 590 ekonomicheskaia gazeta 532 Ekonomicheskaia zhlzn* 533 Elgin courier pee Courier Elgin eourier and province of Moray advertiser See Courier ^llenoamerikaniko veffla B57 Bldre See Dj ©lore Emergency press 316 England See under Croat Britain English currant 22* Bspana expatrlada 690 Essex gazette See Independent chronicle Essexjournal 753 Essex Journal and Merrimack packets or, The Massachusetts and Hew Hampshire general advertiser Sec Essex Journal ILW8X 230 & Essex journal and New-Hampshire packet Sag i&ssex journal £ssex journal^ or, New-Hampshire packet £ga Essex journal Essex journal % or, The Massachusetts and Mew-Hampshire general advertiser Sjsa Essex journal Essex journal; or, The ilew*Ha$apshire packet a ad the weekly advertiser .gag, Essex journal £ateni a £g« Estonian SSR Estonian SSE Saa uadar Onion of Soviet Socialist Republics Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic gea Estonian SSR Eteenpaln 762 Ktendard national 763 Ethiopian world 858 Btolie 750 Etolie-gazette de France See Gazette de France littelaTat 373 European (H. Y.f 1835*1837) 859 European (M. Y., 1856-1857) 360 European press 158 £vell democratique 85 Evening advertiser && Daily advertiser (Portland) Jag bulletin 1006 Evening express (N* Y.) 861 Evening express (Portland) See Express Evening express (iiochester) £a& Post express Evening journal 305 Evening Journal and patron of industry 862 Evening aail 063 Evening news 180 Kvoning post (Boston) 720 Evening post (London) 225 Evening post (a* Y.) 86* Evening post (Wellington) *23 Evening telegram |ae. World telegram and sun tmm mm Evening tines Sjfis, Daily tines (Boston) Evening transcript 721 Examiner (London) Sag. Examiner and London review Examiner (H* Y.) $65 Exaalaer and ehronicle See. Examiner (ft. Y. ) Examiner and London review 226 Excelsior (Mexico City) *16 Kxcolalor (Paris) 86 Kxeter and Plymouth gazette 3t& Devon and Exoter gazette Express (Buffalo) 819 Express (Minneapolis) 786 Express (Paris) 87 Express (Portland) 699 t Falklan 3*7 Palotaff 187 Faribault herald See Herald Fellowship forum &ee Nation's forum lelszabadulas See Bormunkas Felvidok 3*0 Feuillo d*cranio 866 Figaro 88 Figaro* Selection hcbdoraadaire 39 Figaro litte>aire 90 Financial and mining news ftfor Finanolal news Financial guide So* Finanolal times FinaScTal aail *8l Finanolal neve 38? Financial tines 228 Folks ahtlne (Buenos Aires) Sjga Vos del pueblo ,, k Foiks-shtime (rfareaw) W3 For a lasting peace, for a people's democracy *6'7 INDEX I Forward 6*9 Franee-Aaerique 867 Franco catholique 91 France-observateur 92 Franco*soir 93 Frank Leslie's illustrated newspaper Sgo Leslie*s Illustrated newspaper Frank Leslie's illustrated weekly Sao Leslie1s illustrated newspaper Frankfurter allgemelne Zeitung 161 Frankfurter Handelszeitung SojA Frankfurter Zeitung und Handelsblatt Frankfurter Zeitung 162 Frankfurter Zeitung und Handelsblatt 163 Fraternity francalse 62 Free American 868 Free press 772 Freeman 189 Freeman*s journal See Freeman's journal and Catholic register Freeman's Journal and Catholic register 869 Frelheit See Morning Frelheit Freiheitskaapf 159 Friend *77 Friend of India Statesman (Calcutta & Delhi* India) & Gavroehe 9* Gazeta literara *68 Gazette (Boston) 722 Gazette (Paris) Hat Gazette de France Gazette and daily advertiser 806 Oazetto do France 95 Gazette de la Grande Bretagne Sao Courrier do Londres Gojtotte do Lausanne Sea Gazette do Lausanne et journal sulsse Gazette de Lausanne ot Journal sulsse *96 Gazette doe tribunaux 96 Gaoette nationale; ou, Le Moniteur universal ffCe Moniteur universel INDEX Si Gazette van Detroit 773 Gazetteer and London [and new] daily advertiser Gazzetta del Massachusetts 723 General advertiser See Oracle and public advertiser General shipping and commercial list See Commercial Georgia (USSR) See Georgian :;SR Georgia gazette 637 Georgian SSR See nnder Onion of Soviet Socialist Republics Georgian Soviet Socialist Republic ig& Georgian SSR German tribune 167 Ghana times §§£ Ghanaian times Ghanaian times 131 Gibraltar chronicle See Chronicle Gibraltar chronicle and commercial intelligencer Bee Chronicle Giornale del lavoratori,1 389 G&ustizia e liberta 97 Glaive de 1*esprit 230 Olas naroda 870 Glas roda 1067 Glasgow advertiser See Herald Glasgow advertiser and evening intelligencer See Herald Glasgow emergency press See Emergency press Glasgow herald oca, Herald Glasgow weekly herald See weekly herald Glasgow weekly mail See Weekly mail Globe (Boston) 72* Globe (Chicago) 650 Globe (Washington) See Daily globe Glob© and commercial advertiser 871 Globe*demoerat 793 Glos ludowy 77* INDEX 23* SI Glos ludu *** Glos robotnicsy 775 Gold digger Sjte Daily gold digger Oolostserkvi 101* Green & Kuasell's Boston post-boy y. advertiser flag Hasaachusetts gazette* and the Boston post-boy and advertiser Green banner 872 Green Mountain Falls echo Gringoirageli e 98 Gromada **^ Ouardian (London) 231 Ouardian (Louisville) Ouardian (Manchester) 295 Guardian weekly 296 Gudok 53* Guiana Sjtg, Guyana Guiana graphic 3,ee Guyana graphic Guinea tines S^ee Ghanaian times Guyana graphic 330 Gwiazda See ARjaryka-echo Gwiaada polarna 1051 & Hairenik 725 Hairenik weekly f26 Haldeman-Julius weekly 3a& American freeman Hamilton advertiser and eounty Lanark news dog; Advertiser and county Lanark news Hamilton advertiser and news-letter Jgo& Advertiser and county Lanark news Hampshire gazette 75* Hampshire gazette and Northampton advertiser |[ae Hampshire gazette Hampshire gazette and public advertiser S„e^ Hampshire gazette INDEX H Harcos 873 Hartford courant Sga Courant Hartford daily oourant Sag. Courant Hartford daily times Ml Tiaes Hartford times ||| Times iielsingfors goo Helsinki (Finland) JSe*aJer(B©sten) 727 Herald (Cleveland) 986 Herald (Faribault) 78* Herald (Glasgow) 317 Herald (a* Y«) 87* Herald (Thomaston) 702 Herald (Warren) 760 Herald and advertiser See Herald (Glasgow) Herald and examiner 651 Herald and weekly free press Saa Weekly free press and Aberdeen herald Kerald-dispateh 976 Herald-tribune (H« Y*) $p Herald-tribune (Paris) 99 Hibernian journal; ox Chronicle of liberty 37* Hindu 37© Hindu weekly review 371 Hindustan times 36* Hindustan times* Overseas edition Saa Overseas hindustan times Hlasatel £g& Denni hlasatel Hospodarsko noviny 51 Houlton pioneer-times §aa Pioneer-times Hour 232 Hrvatskl nared 652 Kuaanite 100 IHDEX I Icl Paris 101 Illustrated Buffalo express §yv UMfX Express Illustrated dally news See. Daily news (N. Y.) Illustrated news 876 Illustrated Tasmanian mail 11 Illustrated weekly of India 360 Illustrazlone del popolo 398 Impartial 798 Impartial London intelligence 233 Impartial Protestant mercury 23* Independent (DJedid ban) 1 Independent (Fall River) 7*6 Independent 310 Independent American 810 Independent chronicle 728 Independent ehronicle and universal advertiser Soo Independent chronicle Independent Inquirer SOa Rhode Island country journal Independent Inquirer and commercial advertiser See Rhode Island country Journal Independent inquirer and Rhode Island journal See Rhode island country journal Independent lodger 729 Independent ledger, and the American advertiser Soo Independent ledger India news 235 Indian express 365 Indianapolis news See. News Industrial solidarity 653 Industrial worker 10*3 Industrialist! 783 Information 102 Information d*Israel 385 Inquirer 1007 Inter-ocean 65* International journal 730 Irish ecclesiastical gaaette See Church of Ireland gazette IrlslTeehLan ec o 877 INDEX 237 I Irish pictorial 375 Irish press 376 Irish times 377 Irish weekly mall and warder 378 Irish world 878 Irish world and American industrial liberator See Irish world Irishman 379 Isafold Seq Isafold og voerdur Isafold og voerdur 3*4 8 Iskra (Chicago) 655 Iskra (N. Y.) 879 Isle of Wight irorcury 301 Islendlngur 3*2 Izvestila 535 Izvestila Sovetov Deputatov Trudiashchikhsia SSSR See Izvestila I Jamaica weekly gleaner *01 Japan times *02 Japan times and advertiser See Japan times Japan times and mail See Japan times Japan times weekly *03 Jean-Baptiste 755 Jeffersonian 807 Jen-min Jih-pao ** Jerusalem post weekly See Post weekly Jeune Afrique 506 Jewish chronicle 236 Jeirish daily forward 880 Jewish Journal *82 Johannesburg star See Star John Bull (1820-1892) 237 John Bull (1903) 238 Journal (Albany) 808 Journal (Boston) 731 Journal (Carlisle) 18* IflDhJC 238 I Journal Q. Y.) So,* Aaeriean, (1882- ) Journal and guide 1035 Journal de r'rancfort 16* Journal de Geneve *92 Journal de J! Illinois kae Courrier de l*ouest Journal de Liege politique, commercial et lltt-r^ire 35 Journal de Moscou 536 Journal de I*or«iandie Sjae Journal de -ioueu Journal de Paris 103 Journal de Paris et de deV^rteneit polltioue commercial et litteraIre Sjae. Journal de Paris Journal de .- aris, nouveZLl3te du matin et du so ir Sac Journal de I aris Journal de j-aris* politique, commercial et litteV ire Saa Journnl de Paris Journal de Rouen 1*3 Journal des debats et decrets bee. Journal des de'bats politiques et litt^raircs Journal des d4bats politicoes et litteraires 10* Journal des de'bats et lois du corps le^islatlf See,. Journal des debats politlques et litturaires Journal des debats et lois du pouvoir l^glslatif, et des actes du gouvernement Sjg£ Journal des ddb&ts politlques et littslraires Journal de 1*Empire >iee Journal des d4bats polltiques et litt^riires Journal des impartlaux 105 Journal des nations *93 Journal illustr<5 106 Journal of co?ameree and commercial 881 Journal of commerce and commercial (International edition) 882 Jugoslavenski glasnlk 656 Junction 1031 Justice 7*9 Justice de Biddeford 693 ISJDisK i. Kallda venture See Venture Kansas city tiaes See Times Karelia See Larelo-Finnish rr.R Karelo-J'inaish ssu See under '-'aion of Soviet socialist Republics Karelo-Finnish -oviet Socialist .^pjblic g&L Karelo-Flnnish ;/"ii Karelo-i- innland See Karelo-Finnlsb J.'iH ;r.arpats*ka pravda 587 Karpats'ka Rus* 979 Katolicky sokol 801 Katollkus magyarok vasamapja 987 Kazakh SSR See under Union of Soviet oocislist uenublios Kazakh Soviet socialist Republic See Kazakh r.SR Kazakhstan Sag. Kazakh 3SB Kazakhstanskaia pravda 520 Keleivis 732 Kenya weekly news *12 Khlleb 1 volia 883 Khrystyians'kyi holos 17* Kirgiz SSR See under Union of Soviet Joclalist honubiius Kirgiz Soviet Socialist Republic See Kirgiz JOA Kirgizia Sep Kirgiz SSR Xnow-nothinH r?nd /.merle an crus-ider 73^ Kolokol *9* Kommunist 510 /omraunist Tadzhlklstana 562 Kommunistloheskil trud See ;»oakovskala pravda Kormsunis11 sches Mitteilungsblatt der deutschen snr^chfrnk- tion Soo Ar be Iter Komsomol'skala pravda 537 Komsomol' skoe anamla 566 zfemunlet 1063 jsrasnala zvezda 538 Krasnyi flot 539 imu. & Krasnyi sport 3ga. Sovetskii sport Kueng Bin* jih pao *5 Kultura **6 Kul*tura i thyttia 567 Kultuml tvorba 52 Kuryor polskl 10*9 Kuznico **? dm Labor 629 Labor action 88% Labor world 599 LJtnnen suometar Laisve 813 Latvia See Latvian SSR Latvian SSR Jit 'jnflfr Anion pf Soviet Socialist Republics Latvian Soviet Socialist Republic See Latvian SSR Leader (London) SOjo. Saturday analyst and leader Loader (Melbourne) 15 League 239 Leeds and Yorkshire mercury 186 Leeds intelligencer Boo Yorkshire post and Leeds mercury Leeds mercury See Leeds and Yorkshire mercury Lemberg 800 L»viv (Okrainian SSR) LemkoB8co& 5 Leningradskaia pravda 527 Leninskoe znamia 519 Leslie*s foe Leslie's illustrated weekly newspaper Leslie's illustrated weekly goo Leslie's illustrated weekly newspaper Leslie's illustrated weekly newspaper 8? Leslie's, the people's weekly Sge Leslie's illustrated weekly newspaper Leslie's weekly §^& Leslie's illustrated weekly newspaper XSTBKX Leslie1s weekly illustrated j§£ Leslie's illustrated weekly newspaper Lettro du Oo.'iite do Kiraooau a sos eosnettants £g& Courier do Provence Letsto najes 385 Liberal review gen Freeman Liberation (»* X*) 887 Lioeratien jfaria) 107 Liberator m Lioortr *9& Libre parole 108 Libre parole illustre* 109 Lino rock gazette jSfg Courier-gazette Lis^okpravdy am, Pravda * Literarnl noviny 5J Literary and Catholio sentinel £ge Pilot Literaturiraturae 1 iskustvo SUi Literaturnaia gazeta Literatura 1 mastatstva 512 Literatuma hazeta £a« Literaturna Ukraina Literatuma Ukraina 568 Literaturnaia gazeta 5*p Literaturnaia Moskva 5*1 Literaturnaia Rosalia 5*2 Lithuania £g& Lithuanian 3SB Lithuanian SSR aft wnlfff ^hion of Soviet Socialist Republics Lithuaniahuanian* 3ovisovie« t Socialis- t -Republi — c Seg, Lithuanian SSR Litterairo Bet Figaro litteVairc Liverpool corn trade nevs srpio%•% JCor n trade news Liverpool froeraan Sea; Freeman Liverpool mercury} or, commercial* literary and political noraid £ia Mercury and Lancashire, Cheshire and general advertiser INDEX 2*2 4 Liverpool mercuryj or, Commerci.il. literary, aid rso lit leal herald and Lancashire general advertiser $00 Mercury and i.anoashire, Cheshire nnd general advertiser Liverpool review See. Freeman Lloyd*s Illustrated London newspaper See Sunday news Lloyd's Sunday news See Sunday news Lloyd's weekly newspaper See Sunday news Loegbirtingabladld 350 Lokal Anzelger (Berlin) See Berliner Lokal- uizeiger LokaVAnzeiger fur Stanislc und 3akovo 1066 London chronicle; 03; universal evening post See Chronicle; O:R universal evening post London Courant See Joarant London daily post and general advertiser Se,e Oracle and public advertiser London evening post Sep Evening post London financial guide See Financial tlmos London gazeteer Set. Oazetter and London Caod newj daily advertiser London mercury $ae l4oreury; or, Moderate intelligencer London mercury; or, Moderate intelligencer See Mercury;or, Moderate intelligencer London mercury; or, The Orange intelligence Gee Hereury; or, moderate intelligencer London packet (pr, New Lloyd's evening post, etc.j See Packet London sun Sae Sun London times Sfte Times Los Angeles times Spe Times Louisville guardian See Guardian Loyal London mercury; or, The Moderate intelligencer See Moderate intelligencer mmx 2*3 h Mackenzie' s gazette 967 : cMakia' s model American Saturday courier Jje& American Saturday courier Madrid *88 Magyar hirlap &&§. Magyar napllap Magyar j«va 888 iiagyar napllap 776 Magyarok utja 2 t4agyarsag 336 Mall and express Sec Evening mall itakedonska tribune 680 Malawi news *1* Manchester guardian 2&S, Guardian Manchester guardian* Weekly edition Sj& Guardian weekly Harcius tiaendtddike 337 Massachusetts cataract* Worcester county waterfall, temp erance standard and dew drop 7 * Massachusetts centlnel jgaa Columbian centlnel Massachusetts centlnel and the republican journal Sj& Columbian centlnel Massachusetts gazette &n& the ftoston post-boy See Massachusetts gauette -.nd the Boston post-boy and advertiser Massachusetts gazette? and the Boston post-boy and adver tiser 735 Massachusetts mercury ijiee New England Palladium and comraerical advertiser Massachusetts spy 736 Melbourne argus Sea Argus Melbourne leader Sjge. Leader Meraat-ul*gharg 889 i4eroantile chronicle *33 Merchandising week 390 Merchants* intelligeneer and Hew 'iork weekly record of general information, business and amusement 891 Mercure £$& Mercure de France Mercure de France 110 INDEX 2** Mercure frangals Spj» Mercure de trance Mercure galant Sae Mercure de France Hercurlus Anglicus;or, The W&ekly occurrences faithfully transmitted Sea True news;or, Mercuries Anglicus Mercury See New England talladiim and commercial advertiser Mercury and Lancashire, Cheshire and general advertiser 190 Mercury and Hew England Palladium Spf New England Palladium and coramerci.il advertiser Mercury and news 1022 Mercury, Norfolk news and journal 298 Mercury; or, Moderate Intelligencer 2*0 Messager 696 Messager do Leviston See iessager (Lewlston) Messa^pf franco*amerleain 892 iessaggero See Messaggero di Home Messaggero di Home 392 Metcore 327 metlakahtlan 59* Metropolitan record 893 Mexican herald *17 Mfanyi kaal *08 i'iiami county republican Sea Miami republican Hlami republican 687 Michigan Catholic 777' Michigan state news 768 Militant 89* Militant (1928*3*) Gee Hev militant Milwaukee daily life Sea Dally life Kisslons*va,nnen 657 Mississippi valley register 683 Missouri democrat 79* Mlttoilungsbiatt der deutschen .prachfraktion soo Arbelter MJtodziida, mp Moderate Intelligencer 2*1 Moldavin §ee Moldavian &3R XSD25X * Moldavian SSR a**tt *ffitff^aie a of Soviet Socialist Republics .Moldavian Soviet Socialist Hepubllc Oae Moldavian SSR MclodFolwainy 569 MombasloIHnoa timeN s >asa Tiaes Saa~¥£ 9 Mondaae t 111 Monde* Selection hebdomadalre 112 Hondo (M* X*) Monde (Hone) 39: Moniteur beige 33 Moniteur universel 113 Monroe republican Jjfeee Republican, (Eoohester) Morgun¥ladld 35Q Morlak 586 Morning chronicle £§& Dally chronicle (London) Morning chronicle and London advertiser £§& Dally chronicle (London) Horning express £oj, Kxpress (Buffalo) Morning Frelheit 896 Morning herald (London) 2*2 Morning herald (N. X»> .See Herald Morning herald (Sydney) 19 Morning herald and dally advertiser $e& looming herald (London) Morning independent 617 Morning journal So* American (if* X. 1882*) Morning mall 1037 Morning news *31 4 Morning post (Lagos) *26 Morning post (London) 2*3 Morning post (H* X*) 897 Morning post, and daily advertiser So*, Morning post (London) Morning post* or, Cheap dally advertiser £g& Morning post (London) Horning record 975 Morning star 898 Morning telegraph Moseou y*3 IHD1X 2*6 H Moscow* Jovetskoo informatsionnoe Biuro. Daily review of Soviet press £g& Dally review of Soviet press Moscow daily news £§& Dally news Moscow news &S& ^ewt Moskovskala pravda 5** Moskovskil hol'shevik £g£ Moskovskala pravda Munkas 900 Munkas ujsag 901 I Haje John ** Maprljed 10< Haprzod *37 ^ Naroden glas 678 Sarodna volia (Detroit) 778 Narodna volia (Scranton) 1018 Marodno slovo 1015 Narodni lift 1069 Hasa nada 6% Mash klych 1 Hash stiah 659 Nasha pravda 25 Hesha senile 580 Mashvllle American Jo* American Nashville Tonnesscan Siae_ American Mashvllle Tennessean ®w& Mashvllle American See American Nation (Dublin) 380 Nation (Port of Spain) 502 national (Lowell) 751 national iFaric) 11* Satlonal (Plattsburgh) 966 National Catholic reporter 792 National de 183* jggn Hational (Paris) national guardian 902 national intelligencer (daily) £gg. Daily national intelligencer inwa National intelligencer (weekly) 630 National intelligeneer and Washington advertiser JJgA National intelligencer (weekly) National observer 903 National-Zeitung 160 ffationallst *99 nation's forum 631 Jfaujlenos 6fa Kaye Welt See ifrye Welt*der Ernes tfaye Solt*der ernes 905 Negro world1 See Ethiopian world Heuerve volkszeitunY g 90* Heue aeitung (Berlin) 1*9 Heue-Zeitung (Frankfurt, a* M.) 165 fteue Zttreher .Seitung *97 :Jeues Deutscaland 150 iteues Deutschland* Bellage 151 Nevis ocho 38 »ew age 360 Hew appeal ~ American freeman Hew Saa, ^clhl (India) Hew EnglandBail " chronicle gee Independent chronicle Sew England chroniclef or. The t.ssox gazette gae Independent chronicle New England courant 737 rTev England Palladium Saa Mew England Palladium r>nd commercial advertiser Hew England Palladium and commercial advertiser 738 Hew England weekly journal 739 Mew leader 906 Hew leader and American appeal Sec How leader Hew militant 907 Sew solidarity 3ee Industrial solidarity ifew times 9*5 i*ew ¥ork American gee American lew Xerk American and journal • Sea American (1882* ) Hew x*rk Amsterdam news 2§& Afltitordaa news ItlDEX I Hew York Baptist register goo Examiner 2»ew xork Columbian Sea Evening Journal and patron of industry New xork commercial Saa Commercial UOw York commercial advertiser Saa Globe and commercial advertiser Hew xork commercial and price current 800 Commercial New Xork commercial and shipping and commercial list and Nov Xork price current Sejg Commercial How Xork dally advertiser age. Daily advertiser New Xork daily times Sa& Times #ew Xork dally tribune Sea Herald tribune New Xork dally witness Sg& Dally witness New Xork evening express ffea Evening express New Xork evening journal and patron of industry See Evening journal and patron of industry New Xork evening mail Spa Evening mall Hew Xork evening post See Morning post Hew xork evening post for the country See Evening post Hew Xork examiner See Examiner Hew Xork freeman's journal and Catholic register See Freeman*s journal and Catholio register New Xork herald See Herald Hew fork herald (1802-1817) Sao Evening post Hew fork herald (1835-192*) Spa Herald New fork herald (weekly edition) g. Dollar weekly herald trk horald*Mew xork tribune gee Herald tribune Hew Xork herald-tribune §00 Herald tribune INDEX I New York herald tribune (European edition) Soo Herald tribune (Paris; New York illustrated news Spo Demorest's New York Illustrated news New York journal See American (1882- ) New York journal and advertiser gee American (1882- ) New York journal and American gee Ameriean (1882- ) New York journal of commerce flop Journal of commerce and commercial New York journal of commerce and commercial bulletin See Journal of commerce and commercial New York journal of commerce andgazette So% Journal of commerce and commercial New York morning iournal See American (1882- ) New York morning post See MOrning post New York morning post and daily advertiser See Morning post New York morning star See Morning star New York post See Post New York recorder See Heeorder New York seml*weekly tribune See Semi-weekly tribune New York sentinel and working man* s advocate see Young America New York shipping and commercial list See Commercial New York spectator See Weekly commercial advertiser New York spectator and semi-weekly commercial advertiser See Weekly commercial advertiser New York sun See Sun New York telegraph See Telegraph New York times See Times New York times* Illustrated magazine supplement gee Times magazine IHDKX *i New York times magazine ftea Times magazine Sew York tribune Sgo. Herald tribune New York tribune (weekly) Soo Tribune New York universe See Universe New York weekly Caucasian Sea weekly day book New York weekly day book See Weekly day book New York weekly day book* Caucasian 3e,o, Weekly day book New York weekly register and Cnthollo diary Sao Weekly register and Catholic diary New York weekly sun qoei Weekly sun New York world-telegram Sea: World-telegram and sun New-Yorker Staatszeitung See, Staatszeitung und Herold New-Yorker Staatszeitun-; und Harold* liorjenblatt Gee staatszeitung und Herold New Zealand mall *2* Newbern weekly progress See Weekly progress Newcastle chronicle 3ee Chronicle Newport mercury See Mercury and news Newport mercury and weekly news See Mercury and news Mewport liiercuryj or, The Weekly advertiser Mercury and news lews (Chicago) 661 News (Indianapolis) 681 See Daily news News (Nome) 596 r?ews (shanghai) *6 News chronicle See. News chronicle and dally dispatch News chronicle and dally dispatch 2** News-letter See News-letter .(filed as one word) Hews•rfST' the world 2*5 INDEX 251 News-letter (Belfast) 30* News-letter (Boston) 7*0 Newe-times 619 Niagara patriot £** Patriot and journal Nieuwe Amsterdamsche coumnt Nippon times £*a Japan times Heaei^ail dallyy gold digger ^as. Daily gold digger None gold digger £&& Daily gold digger Mono novo &&& Ba*» soMotagas 908 Noorto Hsm 516 Nord Anerika 1008 . North American 103* North China herald Jg& North China herald and Supreme Court and consular gazette Northern daily loader 21 Northern Ireland gfff ffijfltf Oreat Britain Sort hern light Northern news 10?* Northern Bhodesia £g& Zambia Northern star Sjjg Gambia star Northern star and Leeds general advertiser see Star and national trades journal Norwich mercury, liorfolk news and journal Saa Mercury, Norfolk news and journal Noticias do hoy *8 Houveau candide 115 Houvoau mercure flog, Mercure do France aouviau aereure galant I Mercure do France .__ rel„ observateuo r 116 Houvelles litteraires 117 Nova doba 26 Nevaia asaria 612 Novodadoi Nov! liat INDEX 1 Novoe Russkoe slovo 910 Novyi mir 911 Nowa kultura *?l Nowy swiat 912 Nuova stampa §£& Stamps Oaxaca nuevo *21 Observateur d,aujourd,hui ^aa. France-observateur Observateur politique, economique et lltteraire 3e© Franeo*observateur Observator (1681*1686/87) 2*6 Observator (1702*1712) 2*7 Observator in dialogue ifig, Observator (1681*1686/87) Observator in question and answer Sag, observator (1681-1686/87) Observer (Adelaide) 8 Observer (London) 2*8 Odrodzenie *52 Ogden junction See Junction Oil city derrick See Derrick Old fritlsh spy 2*9 Old British spy and weekly journal ffee old British spy Omaha bee See Bee-news Omaha bee-news See Bee-news Omaha morning bee-Omaha daily news Gee Boe*news , Osaadlnski borae 1070 Oneida morning herald See Herald-dispatch Opinion 326 Opinion publique ?65 Oracle 3* Oracle aa& daily advertiser See Dally advertiser, oracle and true Triton INDKX 0. Oracle and public advertiser 250 Orange gazette 251 Orient 4-13 Orzel bialy 252 Osservatore romano (d, ) 1053 Osservatore romano (trench edition) 105* Osservatore .romano della domenlca 1055 Ostatnie wladomosci 171 Ostatnie wladomosci. Dodatek tygodniowy Ouest franc, ais 769 Our Sunday visitor 679 Overland press See Weekly Pacific tribune Over-seas daily mail 253 Overseas hindustan times 367 Owatonna watchman and register S>ee Watchman and register A. Pacific news See Daily Paeific news Pacific tribune See Weekly Pacific tribune Packet 25* Pakistan observer *29 Pakistan times *32 Pall mall gazette 255 Panama mercantile chronicle See Mercantile chronicle Panama star and herald See Star and herald Panvor 913 Psris Journal 118 Paris-presse 119 Parislen libe're' 120 Parole bulgare 39 laroles francaises 121 Patriot 1000 Patriot and Columbian phenix 1023 Patriot and journal 820 Patriot and union See Patriot Patriot rodiny 5*7 Patrlote canadien 1033 INDEX 25* Pays 122 Payaago-dlmanchPaying e 123 Pekin~ kJ g £ge Pelplng PennsylvaniasylM a gazette 1009 Fennsylvania inruirer S££ Inquirer Pennsylvania inquirer and dnily coirler &§e Inquirer PennsylvaniliyT a Inquirer and aornin: journal go& Inquirer Pennsylvaniisyln a inouirer -.nd national 0asette Sft« Inquirer Pennsylvania packet and (or) the general (dilly) -idvertiser $o& Poulson's American dally advert taer Pennsylvania patriot Sfi.fi, Patriot People (London) 2 56 People's daily Saa Jen-min jlh-pao Peoples rights J|a& Peoples rights And or^n of \i J.-it'-onal reform Association People's rights and organ of the National reform *—•tlpAton 91* People*s tribune *3 ^erry record Sa@ Record Pert;hh eazgazettt e and independent journal of politics nnd news See West Australian Porthgazette and >/est .uistr<;li^n times See West Australian Perth gazette and Western Australian journal West Australian Pest338 Pester Lloyd 339 Petrogradskaia pravda See Leningradskala pravda Petroleum reporter and Crook gazette See Weekly herald (Titusville) Pharedes lacs 978 Phenix Sofa. Patriot and Columbian phenix Philadelphia inquirer £eg. Inquirer Philadelphia Saturday courier fioa American Saturday co irier INDEX 255 £ Phoblaeht 381 Pick 915 Pictorial See Irish pictorial Pilot7*l Pioneer 3@9 Pioneer-press 789 Pioneer press and tribune Ssee Pioneer-press Pioneer-times 695 Plonerskaia pravda 5*8 Pittsburgh courier See Courier Poliarnaia pravda 561 Polityka *5^ Polska zbrojna *5* Polynesian 639 Popolo 39* Popolo d»Italia 390 Populaire de Paris 12* Portland dally advertiser gee Daily advertiser Portland dally evening advertiser Sao Daily advertiser Portland evening advertiser flee Daily advertiser Portland evening express and daily advertiser Saa Express Portland express Saa Express Portland transcript See Transcript Portland transcript and Northern pioneer 8aa Transcript PostTmoerafonteintllLc ) *78 Post (Chicago) 662 Post(N* Y*J 916 Post (Washington, D. C.) 632 Post-boy S,ee Massachusetts gazette and the Boston post-boy advert i ser Post-boy foreign and domestick (with foreign and domestick news, and historical account) g&g. Dally post-boy Post-dispatch 795 Post express 968 INDEX 256 I Post-intelligencer 10** Post weekly 38% Paulson** American daily advertiser 1010 Prater 257 Pratsia J&l Pravda 5*9 Pravda Ukrainy 570 Pravda vostoka 588 Pravoe dial© 917 Prensa (Buenos ^ires) * Pronsa (N* X.) 918 Presse de :~aris 125 Prlashevshohyna 55 Progres de l'Oise 60 Progresso italo-amerlcano 919 Proletarii £aj. Pravda Prolotarlo 663 Pronotei 920 Promin1 23 Prozayshlenno-ekonoraich* skala gazeta 550 Protocteur canadien 7^7 Protestant domestick intelligence 258 Protestant mercury* Occurences foreign and domestick 259 Protestant Oxford intelligence; or, Occurrences forreign and domestick 260 Providence patriot* Columbian phenix See Patriot and Columbian phenix Providence patriot and Columbian phenix See Patriot and Columbian phenix Providence phenix SM Patriot and Columbian phenix Providence visitor Sec Visitor Prseglad sportowy *55 Public advertiser (London) See Oracle and public advertiser PubllcadCerttser (ft* Y.) 921 Public canadien 922 Public ledger (Memphis) 1029 Public ledger (Philadelphia) 1011 Public ledger and daily transcript !*&, Publie ledger (Philadelphia) Public ledger and North American ^aa Public ledger (Philadelphia) INDEX I Public ledge* and Philadelphia prose So* Public ledger (Philadelphia) Publicopinion fox Pudget Sound herald 10*6 Pudget Sound weekly courier 113*1 Quaenslander 10 Raboenala Moskva £e* Hoskovskaia pravda Raboaali (Minsk) $$* Sovetskaia Belorussiia fiaboohTl (Moscow) $9* Pravda Eabochil 1 soldat Saa Pravda BabocnXl put1 §3* Pravda aabotnichaskli vestnik *0 Hadlans'ka kul'tora $#L KulUura i ahyttia Radians^a osvita 571 Radians'ka Ukraine 572 R*dlana*kyi sport 573 Radniottaborba 948 Rednlk 66* Hand daily nail *8| Rassvet 665 Eaudoaasli arteJas 513 Record (Chioago) ooo Record (Perry) 965 . Raoorder (London) 262 Recorder (N* Y*) 923 Recorder and register ^ aao^sxaminer (N« Y«) Recorder weekly its, Keoorder (London) adfomo Xm ISDEX 258 a register (idelaide) Sft& Register news-pictorial /.egiitor (Outtenberg) See, Mississippi Valley register iie^ister (Sandusky, Ohio) 99* register news-pictorIal 9 Kenmln ribao See Jen-min jlh-pno Reporter 92* Republic bqe i hoblacht Republic-democrat 811 Republiea *3* Republican (Rochester) 969 Republican (Saratoga springs) 971 cepublicnn (Javannnh) 638 Republican (Lprlngfield) 759 Republican file £ee I hoblacht republican Journal 692 republican watch tower 925 veservoir and ^ ibltc reflector 706 ^eveil anarchlste M?5 Revolutionary age 7*2 Revolutions de Paris 127 Rhode Island country journal 102* Rhode Island country journal and independent in-?irer 3ae Rhode Island country journal Rhodesia herald *65 Rhodesia, Northern foeo. Gambia Richmond dispatch Jea dispatch Richmond morning ^ 11 $„e.e Morning mail -Richmond whig fta.fi ftbig Richmond whig nd advertiser ^ee -hig .iichmond whig ^nd public advertiser §ee whig Kind's Virgin!' <*• zette ftae Virginia gazette Rivarol 128 Rivington* s Jew-xork gazette §SSm Rivington* a Jew~£or> r-zette -nd nnlvj-r** •>! adver tiser INDEX 259 £v Rivington* s iiew-York gazette and universal advertiser 926 Rivington's New-York gazetteer? or, The Connecticut, Mew Jersey, Hudson's River, and Quebec weekly advertiser Sag Rivington*s New-York gazette and universal adver tiser Rivington*s New-York loyal gazette See Rivington* s Mew-York gazette and universal adver tiser Robitnycha hazeta 57* Robotnik h«$ Rochester daily express See Post express Rochester daily times See Post express Rochester gazette See Republican Rochester republican See Republican Rockland courier-gazette Saa Courier-gazette Rockland gazette See Courier-gazette Romanian news 633 Rose al-Yusuf Sea Rose el Yaussef Rose el Youssef 591 Rote Fahne 152 Rouergat 1*1 Rovnost ludu 667 Royal gazette (Hamilton) 37 Royal gazette (N. Y.) See Rivington's New-York gazette and universal adver tiser Royal gazette) Bermuda commercial and general advertiser and recorder See Royal gazette, (Hamilton) Rude pravo 5* Russell's gazette, commercial and political See Commercial gazette Russia (constituent Republic of the USSR) See Russian Federated Soviet Socialist Republic Russia (1923 - USSR) See Union of Soviet Socialist Republics Russia (1923 - USSR) Sovet Deputatov Trudiashehikhsla. Izvestila See Izvestila MBH3C a Russia (1923 - USSR) Sovetskoe Informatsionnoe Biuro* review of Soviet press Scjg. Dally review of ooviafc press Russiir(1923 - USSR) '/erkhovnyi r.ovet. Vodomosti &££. Vedomostl Vorkhovnogo ->oveta Russian Federated Coviet Socialist Republic Saa under Union of oOVlot ooolalist uoDublics Russkii golos 927 Russkii vestnlk £§* Rassvet Russkii vestnik-rassvet £g£. Rassvet •lusskiia vedomostl 551 Russkoe slovo Soj^ »ovoe Russkoe slovo Russlanddeutsche 7 Rseczpospolita *5? J. Sabats Jacobites 129 3t* Anthony express 786 st* Louis globo*democrat Jgg& Olobo-dewjocrat "t« Louis post and dispatch Sg& Foit*dlspatch .t* Louis post-dispatch J3&& Post-dispatch 3t. Paul daily pioneer press £g£ Plonaor*oress ;t* Paul pioneer-proas 2aj| Pioneer-press Jan Francisco bulletin jteg, Bulletin jan Francisco chronicle £g& Chronicle lan rraacisco daily herald j$g£, Daily herald -xnd -ilrror iandusky city dally mirror 3ay Daily mirror Jandusky daily mirror foeo Uaily mirror -anducky register >iea «ie<*ister INDEX k Sandwich Island gazette and journal of commerce 6*0 Sanilac Jeffersonian 770 Saratoga county press 972 Saratoga sentinel §A& Sentinel Saratogian 973 Saturday analyst and leader 263 Saturday blade 668 Saturday courier &*& American Saturday courier Saturday gazette 991 Savannah Republican See Republican Saznanie 779 Sclnteia *09 Scotland §M ""daf 3reat Britain Soots courant 311 Scotsman 312 Scotsman and Caledonian advertiser 928 Scotsman; or* Edinburgh political & literary journal SejB, Scotsman Scottish American journal 929 Scottish worker 318 Searchlight 372 Seattle post*intelligencer Sac Post-intelligencer Sol*rob 582 Semaine paroissiale 7*8 Semi*weekly tribune 93® Sentinel (Buffalo) 821 Sentinel (Lastport) 69* Sentinel (Saratoga springs) 97* Sentinel (wrangell) 597 SentineUe 1026 Shanghai news $ee liews Shetland news 32* Shipping and commercial list fgOjg Commercial Shipping and commercial list and Mew Xork price current Jggg. Commercial Slerp 565 sierra leonian hf$ Skandinavisk amerlkanska arbetaren $0* Arbetaren INDEX Slahodna rec 1016 Slobodni don 1071 Slovak v Amerike 931 Slovenaka jednota *9 Slovenska obrana 1019 Smith's Protestant intelligence, domestick and foreign Socialist 319 Socialist appeal Sja Militant (1937* ) SoirSi* Solcll 130 Solidarity Sax Industrial solidarity Sonntag 1059 Sonntagsblatt *72 Sonntagsblatt Staatszeitung und Herold 932 South African financial gazette *8* South Australian gaaette and colonial register Sej, Register news-pictorial South Australian register See Register news-pictorial South China morning post 333 . South China Sunday post-herald 33* Sovetskaia Belorussiia 51* sovetskaia r,stoniia 517 sovetskaia Kirgisiia 521 Sovetskaia Latvila 523 Sovetskaia Litva 52* Sovetskaia ttoldavlla 526 Sovetskaia Hossila 552 Sovetskaia Ukraina 575 Sovetakli sport 553 soviet weekly 265 Spark 182 Spoctateur 131 Spectator and commercial advertiser Saa Weekly commercial advertiser Spirit of the times £ea Zeit delSt Springfield daily republican ngfSee i Republican SpringfielIl**B* ^ d republican JaSS. Republican Staatszeitung und herold 933 Staliaskoe plemia 576 Staapa 391 IlfDEX Standard goo Tanzania st.'-ndard 3tav (Johannesburg) *85 star (London) 265 Star (San Francisco) 613 Star and evening advertiser See star (London) Star and herald *35 Star and national trades journal 267 Star spangled banner 7*** Statesman (Calcutta) 362 Statesman (Delhi) 368 Statesman* Overseas edition 363 Statesman* Overseas weekly Sfe Statesman. Overseas edition Stockton daily independent Sfoe, Morning independent Stockton morning independent See Morning Independent stocktoa record See Central California record trahdneek8 7** straits times k76 stroitel*naia gazeta 55* Subterranean united with the working man' nee Young America Suddeutsehlouts e Zeitung 175 Sun (Baltimore) 70* Sun (London, 1792-1876) 268 sun (London, 196*- ) 269 sun (H. Y.) 93* Sun and New York herald See Sun Sun and Hew York herald, F-S, 1920 See Herald Sun and Hew York press See Sun Sun-times 66* Sun weekly See We-kly sun Sunday express 270 Sunday guardian 503 unday herald 7*5 Sunday independent 382 Sunday mercury See Morning telegraph Sunday mirror 50* INDEX I Sunday morning visitor tag, Morning telegraph Sunday nation *09 Sunday news 271 Sunday post *10 Sunday telegraph 272 Sunday tines (Lagos) h27 Sunday times (London) 273 Sunday visitor £g£ Visitor •. Sunday worker 935 /. * Svit 1021 Sveboda 799 Svobpdaala Rosalia 670 $viat i Polska *58 *w4t# 27 Sydney daily telegraph 3JUL Daily telegraph Sydneyaerald £00, Morning herald Sydniy mail aflg>H*ii Sydney nail and Mow South wales advertiser SydneSey enornln Horningg heralheraldd gtobadsag 989 Tablet 81* Tadahik SSB jffit tifldaT Onion of soviet socialist Tadahik Soviet Socialist.Republic See TadZhlk SSB Tadzhikistaa jji Tadahik S3R Ta^gilcner Baitimerer Correspondent 705 Tageblatt (Berlin) , Sea Berliner Tageblatt faiyaTeo *11 1 Tamworth daily observer j£g& Northern dally leader I»DLX 265 Tamworth news nM Liverpool Plains and Gwydir Districts* advertiser 22 Tamworth observer and northern advertiser j|8£. northern daily leader Tanganyika standard £g& Tanzania standard Tanaania standard 500 Tasmanian mall jga& Illustrated Tasmanian mail Taunton courier and western advertiser See Courier and weste-n advertiser Telegraph (a. Y*) 936 Telegraph (Sydney) |a& Dally telegraph Teaoignage Chretien 132 Temps 133 Territorial Republican £aa Commercial age Thomas's Boston journal Sjaa Massachusetts spy Thomaston herald See Herald Thompson's bank note and commercial reporter Spa American banker Thyodviljinn 351 Tlasa 5*5 Tiaes (Bridgetown) 30 Tiaes (Chicago) 671 Times (Hartford) 6&\ Times (Kansas City) 636 Times (London) 27* Times (London} AirmaIl_edltion) 275 Tiaes (Los Angeles) Tiaes (Mombasa) *0* Times \®. Y*> 937 Tiaes (Paris) 13* Times* Sunday edition (H* Y.) 938 Tines* Weekly edition (London) 3,ee Times weekly review Times magazine 939 Tiaes of India 3&1 Tiaes of Vietnam 1056 Tiaes of ^mbia 1075 Tlaesi or, Daily universal register See Tinas (London) Tiaes*pieayune 691 I»D£X Times pictorial &e& Irish pictorial Times weekly review 276 Tiainn 352 Titusville gaaette and Oil Creek reporter Sjee Weekly herald Titusville weekly herald See Weekly herald Tocsin of liberty See Weekly patriot Tog foa Day*Jewish journal Toledo blade £g& Blade Tory tatler 277 Teverl 999 Transcript TOO Travailleur (I87**i892) 766 Travailleur (1931* ) ?6? Travailleur et le progres Spa Travailleur (1931* ) Travailleur, journal canadien f ratals £g£ Travailleur U87**l892) Tri-weekly argus See Lastern argus Tribune (Bridgetown) 31 Tribune (Chicago) 672 Tribune (London) 278 Tribune (S* Y.) 9*0 Tribune (Sydney* Australia) 20 Tribune d*Allemagne 168 Tribune des nations 135 Trinidad guardian 505 Troy daily telegram See Morning record Troyr oaildai y whig fijOa Morning record Troy morning record See Morning record Troy morning telegram and whig Saa Morning record Tmd y55 TruerTU Britor n 279 True news; or, Mercurius Anglicus 280 True Protestant domestick intelligence £ejg, Protestant domestick intelligence IKDKX 267 True Protestant mercury; on Occurences foreign -md dwnostlek See Impartial Protest-nt mercury Truth teller 9*i Trybuna ludu *59 Trybuna robotnicaa 780 Trybuna wolnosci *6© Tundra times 593 Turkman SSR Sea under Union of Soviet Socialist /.©publics Turkmen Soviet Socialist Republic See Turkmen SSR Turkaonla See Turkmen SSR Turkmenistan See Turkmen SSR Turkaenskaia iskra 563 Turner*s Maw-York shipping and commercial list jjjce Commercial Tygodnik powszechny *38 TyOvaen osuustoiaintalehti 1052 Tydvaenjarjestdjen tiodonantaga 57 UAR See United Arab Republic USSR See Union of Soviet Socialist Republics Uohitel«sk"ia gazeta 556 Uodin*eno srpstvo 673 Uganda argus 508 Uj eldYe 090 Ukraina 9*2 Ukraine Saa Ukrainian SSR Ukraine. Verkhovnyi Sovet. Visti Rad Depot ail- ^r.idi: Shchykh URSR See Visti Rad Deputatlv Trudlashchykh URfS'. Ukrainetsl*chas 136 Ukrainian SSR ^ftft ftnA*v Union of Soviet Socialist Republics Ukrainian soviet Socialist republic §9* Ukrainian ssa Ukrainian weekly 800 INDEX 2 Ukraine«ka dijsnist' 153 Ukraine'ka dumka 281 Ukrains*ka trybuna 176 Ukrains*ka zoria 781 Ukralns*ke slovo (Blomberg) 157 Ukrains»ke slovo (Buenos Aires) 5 Ukraine'ke slovo (Paris) 137 Ukraine*ke ahyttia 67* Ukralns'ki shehodennl visti 9*3 Ukralns'ki visti 177 Ulster and Delaware gazette .See Ulster'gazette Ulster county gazette ~S££.,Ulster gazette Ulster gazette 322 Ulstorweek 305 Umanita nova 391 UmiB-al-qura */3 Union (Lowell). 752 Union (OgdensburgJ 96* Union (Voonsocket) 1027 Union of South Africa See South Africa UniteTdel popolo 9** United Kingdom Sea Great Britain United States.daily 63* Univers Soo Univers et le monde Univers et le monde 138 Universal *19 Universal intelligence 282 Universe (London) See Universe and Catholic times Universe (N. Y*) 9*5 Universe and Catholic times 283 Universe and Catholic weekly gee Universe and Catholic times Urbaser Zeitung 106* Utica herald-dispatch See Herald-dispatch Utiea morning herald and daily gazette Sea Herald-dispatch Utunkr 3Nt - **- Uzbek B8M . See under Union of Soviet Socialist Republic INDEX a Uzbek Soviet Socialist Republic Saa Uabek 3i:i\ Uzbekistan See Uzbek SSR 1 Vaba eosti sona 9*6 Voohemiaia Moskva 557 Vedomosti Vorkhovnogo Soveta SSSE 558 Volt Shpigel *6a Venture 992 Varna strap 56 Vostri 3*5 Vioksburg daily citizen £ge. Daily citizen Vio ouvriore 139 Vikan 3$* Village voice 9*7 Vilna Sag, Vilnius (Lithuanian SSR) Vilnis 675 Virginia gaaette 1039 Vlrradat 9*8 Visir 35* Viaitor 1025 Visti Rad Doputativ Trudiashehykh UESR Visti s Ukralny 578 Voce dogli Italian! 1*0 Vooo deiipopoic1 (.Detroit) 782 Voce del popolo (San Francisco) 61* Voikisoher Beobachter 15* Vdrdur 35<5 Voice of labor 676 Voice of the federation 615 Volksblatt IO60 Volunteer 970 Vorwarts 1050 Vorwerts Sajt Jewish daily forward Voa de Mexico *20 Vos del Pjuoblo 6 Vpered ^* ISDEX 1 Vreaia 9*9 a Waoht 1058 -valka liodych hi 2 ^all Street journal 950 a91 and the working class itjtSL ^ew times Warder Sec; Irish weekly mail and warder Warder and Dublin weekly mall 300 Irish weekly mail and warder Warder and weekly wail Sae Irish weekly naail and warder barren herald See Herald Washington chronicle £aji Chronicle Washington democrat 10*2 ashlngton post Sea Post Washington post and union jge& lost k>tchaan 28* .atchman and register 787 Weekend post Saa Weekend post and Sunday argosy Weekend post nd Sunday argosy 331 Weekly commercial advertiser 951 Weekly day book 952 Vieckly dispatch 285 Weekly free press and Aberdeen herald 306 Weekly freeman aad Irish agricultarist 333 Weekly freeman's journal Saa, Weekly freeman and Irish agriculturist Weeklynerald (Glasgow) 320 Weekly herald (M* Y*) 953 Weekly herald (Titusville) 1020 Weekly journal 307 . . Weekly journals or, Saturday* s post 286 Weekly mail 321 Weekly Missouri democrat Sep Kissouri democrat IHDBX 273. £ Weekly news (Cincinnati) 983 Weekly news Come) 396 Weekly Pacific tribune 10*5 Weekly patriot 809 Weekly people 9#* Weekly progress 980 Weekly register aad Catholic diary 955 Weekly rehearsal See Evening post i&o&ton) weekly Scotsman 313 weekly sun 956 Weekly union 635 Weekly universe gee Universe (N* Y.) Weekly visitor Bee Visitor Week's news 358 Wellington evening post s TOnins post Welt~6t "fc-9 Walt am Sonntag 155 Weltwocho *98 West Africa 287 West African pilot *28 . & Workers' challenge 958 Workers' dreadnought 290 Worker's friend 291 Workers' life 292 Workers' news 560 Workers' weekly (London) 293 Workers' weekly (Sydney) See Tribune Working man's advocate See Young America World (London) 29* World (N. Y*) 959 World (Oakland) See Labor world World journal tribune 960 World, morning courier and New York enquirer See World (N. Y.) World news of the veek 677 World peace echo See Ethiopian world world-telegrara and sun 961 Wrangell sentinel See Sentinel Yorkshire post See Yorkshire post and Leeds mercury Yorkshire post and Leeds mercury 187 Young America 962 k Za kommunisticheskoe prosveshchenie See Ichitei1skaia gazeta Zajednicar 1017 Zambia mail 1072 Zambia star 1073rt Zaria vostoka 518 Zeit 170 Zeit goist 963 Zemlia i volia 585 INDEX 273 atk\ ^Irka 579 -viazda 515 Zycie f*arszawy *6*f