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Newspapers Held by the South Asia Microform Project (SAMP) Cataloged As of 1/24/2012 SAMP Holdings List – Newspapers South Asia Microform Project http://www.crl.edu/area-studies/samp Newspapers held by the South Asia Microform Project (SAMP) Cataloged as of 1/24/2012 Bangladesh CALL # = MF-15552. TITLE = Ājakera samabāẏa. IMPRINT = : Bāṃlādeśa Jātīẏa Pallī Unnaẏana Samabāẏ . DESCRIPT = v. : ill. ; 30-32 cm. DESCRIPT = Semimonthly. DESCRIPT = Began with 1. Barsha, 1. saṃ [1975], 1. paksha). NOTE = "Sampādaka Khandakāra Rejāula Karima," last p., Oct. 1/15, 1975-<Sept. 1978> NOTE = In Bengali. NOTE = Microfilm. [Chicago, Ill.] : Microfilmed for South Asia Microform Project, The Center for Research Libraries, by OCLC Preservation Service Center, Bethlehem, Pa., 2006. On 1 microfilm reel with other items ; 35 mm. (Bengali miscellaneous newspapers ; 4). OCLC # = 166431000. HOLDINGS = Center has: HOLDINGS = MF-15552 SAMP (1 reel) Oct 1/15-Nov 1/15, 1975; Jan 1/15, 1976; Feb 16/29, 1976-July 13, 1978; Aug 15/30-Sept 1978. CALL # = MF-15552. TITLE = ṃlā. IMPRINT = ṃlā, 1971- DESCRIPT = v. : ill. ; 43-56 cm. DESCRIPT = Daily, <Feb 26, 1972-> DESCRIPT = Began with 1. Barsha, 1. saṃkhyā (Feb. 21, 1971). NOTE = "Sampādaka Ābidūra Rahamāna," last p., <Feb. 26, 1972-> NOTE = In Bengali. NOTE = Microfilm. [Chicago, Ill.] : Microfilmed for South Asia Microform Project, The Center for Research Libraries, by OCLC Preservation Service Center, Bethlehem, Pa., 2006. On 1 microfilm reel with other items ; 35 mm. (Bengali miscellaneous newspapers ; 2). OCLC # = 166430998. HOLDINGS = Center has: HOLDINGS = MF-15552 SAMP (1 reel) Feb 21, 1971; Feb 26, Mar 1-31, 1972. CALL # = MF-15552. TITLE = Jaẏabāṃlā. IMPRINT = : Sālāhuddīna Āhamada. DESCRIPT = v. : ill. ; 45-56 cm. DESCRIPT = Weekly. DESCRIPT = Began in 1971? NOTE = ," May 5, 1972- NOTE = "Sampādaka Ābadula Gāphaphāra Caudhūrī," last p., May 5, 1972- NOTE = In Bengali. NOTE = Microfilm. [Chicago, Ill.] : Microfilmed for South Asia Microform Project, The Center for Research Libraries, by OCLC Preservation Service Center, Bethlehem, Pa., 2006. On 1 microfilm reel with other items ; 35 mm. (Bengali miscellaneous newspapers ; 3). OCLC # = 166430999. HOLDINGS = Center has: HOLDINGS = MF-15552 SAMP (1 reel) May 5-Aug 25, 1972. 1 SAMP Holdings List – Newspapers South Asia Microform Project http://www.crl.edu/area-studies/samp CALL # = MF-15552. TITLE = Sāptāhika Naẏā Duniẏā : majalūma janatāra mukhapatra / sampādaka Phāruka Māhamūda. IMPRINT = : Phāruka Māhamūda. DESCRIPT = v. : ill. ; 29-45 cm. DESCRIPT = Weekly. DESCRIPT = Began with Barsha 1., saṃkhyā 1. (17 Julāi 1970). NOTE = In Bengali. NOTE = Microfilm. July 17,1970-Jan.8,1971:[Gaps?] [Chicago, Ill.] : Microfilmed for South Asia Microform Project, The Center for Research Libraries, by OCLC Preservation Service Center, Bethlehem, Pa., 2006. On 1 microfilm reel with other items ; 35 mm. (Bengali miscellaneous newspapers ; 1). OCLC # = 166430997. HOLDINGS = Center has: HOLDINGS = MF-15552 SAMP (1 reel) July 17-Oct 16, 1970; Oct 30, 1970-Jan 8, 1971. India CALL # = MF Neg. MF. TITLE = Abhijan. IMPRINT = Bishnupur : [s.n] ; 1941- DESCRIPT = Weekly. DESCRIPT = Vol. 1, no. 1- (June 29, 1941)- NOTE = Microfilm. June 29, 1941-Mar. 25, 1973 Calcutta : Calcutta Microfilm Service. 7 microfilm reels ; 35 mm. Master negative held by CRL. NOTE = In Bengali. OCLC # = 11882711 . HOLDINGS = Center has: HOLDINGS = MF-3614 SAMP (7 reels) June 29, 1941-Mar. 25, 1973. CALL # = MF. TITLE = Amrita Bazar patrika. UNF TITLE = Amrita Bazar patrika (Calcutta, India : Semiweekly). IMPRINT = Calcutta : T.K. Biswas, DESCRIPT = Semiweekly. NOTE = Microfilm. New Delhi : Nehru Memorial Museum & Library 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm. OCLC # = 24987627 . HOLDINGS = Center has: HOLDINGS = MF-7109 SAMP (1 reel) Jan. 2, 1916-Dec. 31, 1916. CALL # = MF. TITLE = Amrita Bazar patrika. UNF TITLE = Amrita Bazar patrika (Calcutta, India : Daily). IMPRINT = Calcutta : T.K. Biswas, DESCRIPT = Daily. DESCRIPT = Began with Feb. 20, 1868 issue. NOTE = Microfilm. New Delhi : Nehru Memorial Museum & Library. 95 microfilm reels ; 35 mm. NOTE = Suspended Nov. 12, 1946-Jan. 4, 1947; Feb. 5, 1991-Dec. 18, 1993. NOTE = Bengali and English, 1868-1878; English only, 1878- OCLC # = 38169187 . HOLDINGS = Center has: HOLDINGS = MF-7102 SAMP (95 reels) Jan. 2, 1905-Mar. 31, 1924; 1941-July 4, 1946; Jan.-May 1947; Feb.- Dec. 1948; LACKS: Aug. 15-31, 1914. 2 SAMP Holdings List – Newspapers South Asia Microform Project http://www.crl.edu/area-studies/samp CALL # = MF Neg. MF. TITLE = Amrita Bazar patrika. UNF TITLE = Amrita Bazar patrika (Calcutta, India : Daily). IMPRINT = Calcutta : T.K. Biswas, DESCRIPT = Daily. DESCRIPT = Began with Feb. 20, 1868 issue. NOTE = Microfilm. 1922-July 4, 1946; Jan.-May 1947; Feb. 1948-May1951; July -Dec. 1951]; [Gaps] Chicago, Ill. : Dept. of Photoduplication, University of Chicago Library [for Center for Research Libraries] 146 microfilm reels. 35 mm. Master negative held by CRL. NOTE = Suspended Nov. 12, 1946-Jan. 4, 1947; Feb. 5, 1991-Dec. 18, 1993. NOTE = Bengali and English, 1868-1878; English only, 1878- NOTE = Also published semiweekly. OCLC # = 38169433 . HOLDINGS = Center has: HOLDINGS = MF-3942 SAMP (reels 1-33) Apr. 1924-Dec. 31, 1929. HOLDINGS = MF-2250 SAMP (4 reels) Jan. 1-Aug. 31, 1930. HOLDINGS = MF-3942 SAMP Sept. 1, 1930-1940 (reels 34-125); 1949-May 1951, July 1-Dec. 31, 1951 (reels 126-142). CALL # = MF Neg MF. TITLE = The atom. UNF TITLE = Atom (Bombay, India : 1950). IMPRINT = Bombay : R.K. Karanjia, [1950]. DESCRIPT = Weekly. DESCRIPT = Feb. 1, 1950-Sept. 20, 1950. NOTE = Microfilm. Feb.1,1950-Sept.20,1950. Philadelphia : Univ. of Pennsylvania Library. OCLC # = 11256443 . HOLDINGS = Center has: HOLDINGS = MF-3937 [SAMP] (1 reel) Feb.1, 1950-Sept. 20, 1950. HOLDINGS = Neg. MF-1184 [SAMP]. CALL # = MF Neg MF. TITLE = The atom. UNF TITLE = Atom (Bombay, India : 1951). IMPRINT = Bombay : R.K. Karanjia, [1951-1952]. DESCRIPT = Weekly. DESCRIPT = Jan. 10, 1951-Aug. 27, 1952. NOTE = Published by D.V. Nadkarni, June 6, 1951-Aug. 7, 1952. NOTE = Microfilm. Jan.10,1951-Aug.27,1952. Philadelphia : Univ. of Pennsylvania Library. 2 microfilm reels. OCLC # = 11256428 . HOLDINGS = Center has: HOLDINGS = MF-3938 SAMP (2 reels) Jan. 10, 1951-Aug. 27, 1952. CALL # = MF. TITLE = Bande mataram. UNF TITLE = Bande mataram (Calcutta, India : Daily ed.). IMPRINT = Calcutta : A.P. Mukerjie, DESCRIPT = Daily (except Sunday). DESCRIPT = Began in 1906. NOTE = "A daily organ of Indian nationalism." NOTE = Microfilm. New Delhi : Nehru Memorial Museum and Library. microfilm reels ; 35 mm. Filmed from copy in poor condition. NOTE = In English. NOTE = Published also in weekly ed. OCLC # = 11357259 . 3 SAMP Holdings List – Newspapers South Asia Microform Project http://www.crl.edu/area-studies/samp HOLDINGS = Center has: HOLDINGS = MF-3907 SAMP (8 reels) Aug. 21-Oct. 1906; 1907-Oct. 28, 1908. CALL # = MF Neg. MF. TITLE = Bankura darpana. IMPRINT = Bankura : [s.n., 1892- DESCRIPT = 4 times a month, <June 8, 1903-Sept. 16, 1959> DESCRIPT = Semimonthly, <Feb. 1892-Oct. 1, 1893> DESCRIPT = Vol. 1, no. 1 (Feb. 1892)- NOTE = Microfilm. Feb.1892-Sept.16,1959:[Gaps] Chicago, Ill. : Microfilmed by University of Chicago Library, Dept. of Photoduplication [for South Asia Microform Project] : Available from Center for Research Libraries, 1972. 5 microfilm reels ; 35mm. Filmed out of order. NOTE = In Bengali. OCLC # = 36101691 . HOLDINGS = Center has: HOLDINGS = MF-3513 SAMP (5 reels) Feb. 1892-Oct. 1, 1893 (reel 5); June 8, 1903-Mar. 16, 1904; Jan. 16, 1907-Sept. 16, 1908; June-July 1, 1909; Mar. 8, Mar. 16-Oct. 1, 1910; Nov. 8, 1913-Jan. 16, 1914; Apr. 16, 1917-1918; Sept. 16, 1923; Nov. 8, 1923-Jan. 1924; Apr. 23, 1925-Mar. 16, 1926; May 8, 1941- Dec. 8, 1942; Feb. 16-Mar. 8, 1943 (reels 1-3); Apr. 16, 1943-Apr. 8, 1945; May 1, 1956 (reel 5); June 8, 1956-Sept. 16, 1959 (reels 3-4); LACKS: v. 12, no. 33-34; v. 16, no. 35-37; v. 26, no. 36-37; v. 27, no. 35-36; v. 34, no. 33-34; v. 51, no. 19-27, 29-34; v. 52, no. 8-21, 26, 35-36, 38-41; v. 53, no. 34-35; v. 54, no. 32-33; v. 66, no. 35-36; v. 67, no. 47; v. 68, no. 36; v. 69, no. 3. CALL # = MF. TITLE = The Behar herald :. IMPRINT = Bankipur, India : Mohan Chandra Chakraverty, at the "Behar Herald" Press, DESCRIPT = Weekly. DESCRIPT = Began in 1874. Cf. Union list of serials. NOTE = Microfilm. New Delhi : Nehru Memorial Museum & Library. 29 microfilm reels ; 35 mm. OCLC # = 38206085 . HOLDINGS = Center has: HOLDINGS = MF-4815 SAMP (29 reels) July 5-Aug. 2, Sept. 27, 1913-Aug. 26, 1961. CALL # = MF Neg. MF. TITLE = Blitz. UNF TITLE = Blitz (Bombay, India). IMPRINT = Bombay, India : Blitz Publications, DESCRIPT = Weekly. DESCRIPT = Began in 1941. Cf. Nifor guide to Indian periodicals, 1955-56. NOTE = "Asia's foremost newsmagazine;" subtitle varies. NOTE = Microfilm. 1952-1961:[Gaps] [Philadelphia, Pa. : University of Pennsylvania ; Chicago, Ill. : distributed by The Center for Research Libraries. 10 microfilm reels ; 35 mm. OCLC # = 30023201 . HOLDINGS = Center has: HOLDINGS = MF-3417 SAMP (10 reels) [1952-1961]; Scattered issues wanting. CALL # = MF. TITLE = The Bombay chronicle. UNF TITLE = Bombay chronicle (Bombay, India : Sunday ed.). IMPRINT = Bombay, India : Sir Pherozeshah M. Mehta, DESCRIPT = Weekly. DESCRIPT = Began in 1913. NOTE = Microfilm. New Delhi : Nehru Memorial Museum & Library, microfilm reels ; 35 mm. Some issues on film illegible. Issues for May 7, 1933-Feb. 3, 1935 filmed consecutively with: Bombay chronicle (Bombay, India : Daily). 4 SAMP Holdings List – Newspapers South Asia Microform Project http://www.crl.edu/area-studies/samp OCLC # = 38481451 . HOLDINGS = Center has: HOLDINGS = MF-3962 SAMP (reels 165-167) Jan. 1931-Sept. 25, 1932; HOLDINGS = (reels 99-113) May 7, 1933-Feb. 3, 1935. HOLDINGS = ADDITIONAL HOLDINGS AVAILABLE AT CRL IN HARD COPY. CALL # = MF. TITLE = The Bombay chronicle. UNF TITLE = Bombay chronicle (Bombay, India : Daily). IMPRINT = Bombay : Indian Newspaper Co., DESCRIPT = v. : ill. ; 55 cm. DESCRIPT = Daily (except Sunday). DESCRIPT = Began in 1913. NOTE = Microfilm. New Delhi : Nehru Memorial Museum & Library. microfilm reels ; 35 mm.
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