List of repositories holding runs of The New York Journal American and The New York Herald Tribune.
The Briscoe Center for American History holds the clippings morgues for three major New York City news sources: The New York Times, The New York Herald Tribune, and The New York Journal American.
Morgues do not contain complete issues of newspapers, and consequently they are not an "archive" of everything published by a paper. Instead, morgues consist of files (envelopes) with clippings inside. The envelopes are defined by a subject, or by a personal or organization name.
This arrangement makes clippings morgues excellent resources for research, since many articles on one desired topic are contained in one place. However, this arrangement also makes it impossible to locate articles in the morgues using date information.
New York Journal American
New York Journal and American Nov. 1901-Mar. 1902 Microfilm available at: University of South Florida University of Minnesota Emory University (GA)
New York American and Journal Mar. 1902-Oct. 1902 Microfilm available at: University of South Florida University of Minnesota Emory University (GA)
New York American Oct. 1902-June 1937 Microfilm available at: New York Public Library University of South Florida University of Minnesota Emory University (GA) Dolph Briscoe Center for American History University of Texas at Austin 512-495-4515 2300 Red River St. Stop D1100 fax 512-495-4542 Austin, TX 78712-1426 http://www.cah.utexas.edu 2 Evening Journal and New York American June-Sep. 1941 Microfilm available at: Library of Congress Photoduplication Service
New York Journal and American Sep. 1937-May 1941 Microfilm available at: Library of Congress Photoduplication Service
New York Journal American May 1941-Apr. 1966 Microfilm available at: Library of Congress Photoduplication Service
New York Journal American "complete set" Microfilm available at: Harry Ransom Center
New York Herald Tribune
Apr. 10, 1841-Apr. 24, 1966 Microfilm available at: University of Chicago
Dolph Briscoe Center for American History University of Texas at Austin 512-495-4515 1 University Station D1100 fax 512-495-4542 Austin, TX 78712-0335 http://www.cah.utexas.edu