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Somers, Paul P., Jr. `Right
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Streitmatter, Rodger. The Lesbian
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Streitmatter, Rodger. Margaret Schofield
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Teel, Leonard Ray. The Jazz Rage:
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Teel, Leonard Ray. The Shaping of
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Teel, Leonard Ray. W.A. Scott and
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Theus, Kathryn T. From Orthodoxy
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Vaughn, Stephen. Ronald Reagan and
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Vergobbi, David J. Oh, That Proper
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Von Schilling, James A. Television
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`Wallbreaking' Begins
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Walters, Timothy, and Lynne Mansel. The
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Watts, Liz. Magazine Coverage of
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Whitby, Gary L. Tough Talk and Bad
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Whitt, Jan. Legacy of Fear: Japan-Bashing
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Williams, Elizabeth Evenson. The
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Winfield, Betty Houchin, and Janice Hume,
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Winfield, Betty Houchin, and Janice Hume.
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Youm, Kyo Ho. Press Policy of the
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Articles by Topic
Advertising
Adams, Edward E., and Rajiv Sekhri, Daily
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Bradley, Patricia. John Wanamaker's `Temple of Patriotism' Defines
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Lawson, Linda. Advertisements Masquerading as News in Turn-of-the-Century
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Mei-ling Yang, Selling Patriotism: The Representation of Women in
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Murray, Michael D. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Campaign Against Middle
Commercials. 6:1 (1989): 30-40.
Smythe, Ted Curtis. The Advertisers' War to Verify Newspaper Circulation,
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African-American Press
Burrowes, Carl Patrick. `In Common with
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Carter, Julette B. The Role of the Black Press in the 1923 Trial of
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Kornweibel, Theodore, Jr. `The Most Dangerous of All Negro Journals':
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Ross, Felicia G. Jones. The Brownsville Affair and the Political Values
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Snorgrass, J. William. The Baltimore Afro-American and the Election
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Stevens, John D. The Black Press and the 1936 Olympics. 14:1 (1997):
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Streitmatter, Rodger. Delilah Beasley: A Black Woman Who Lifted as
She Climbed. 11:4 (1994): 61-75.
Teel, Leonard Ray. The African-American Press and the Campaign for
a Federal Antilynching Law, 1933-34. 8:2-3 (1991): 84-107.
Teel, Leonard Ray. The Jazz Rage: Carter G. Woodson's Culture War
in the African-American Press. 11:4 (1994): 348-58.
Teel, Leonard Ray. W.A. Scott and the Atlanta World. 6:3 (1989): 158-78.
Washburn, Patrick S. The Black Press: Homefront Clout Hits a Peak
in World War II. 12:3 (1995): 359-66.
Washburn, Patrick S. The Pittsburgh Courier's Double V Campaign in
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Alternative and Ideological Journalism
Beasley, Maurine H. Donna Allen and the Women's
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154-66.
Foust, James. Mass-Produced Reform: Henry Ford's Dearborn Independent.
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Kitch, Carolyn L. The Courage to Call Things by Their Right Names':
Fanny Fern, Feminine Sympathy, and the Feminist Issues in Nineteenth-Century
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Lueck, Therese. Women's Moral Reform Periodicals of the 19th Century:
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Schuppert, Roger. Archibald Grimke: Radical Writer in a Conservative
Age. 12:1 (1995): 39-44.
Spencer, David R. Unequal Partners: Gender Relationships in Victorian
Radical Journalism. 14:3-4 (1997): 441-59.
Startt, James D. H.W. Massingham, Radical Journalism, and the South
African Racial Imperative, 1906-1910. 8:2-3 (1991): 142-59.
Stec, Loretta. Dorothy Thompson as `Liberal Conservative' Columnist:
Gender, Politics, and Journalistic Authority. 12:2 ( 1995): 162-69.
Steiner, Linda. Finding Community in Nineteenth Century Suffage Periodicals.
1(1) (1983): 1-15.
Streitmatter, Rodger. Conservative Media: A Different Kind of Diversity.
16:4 (1999): 9-11.
Streitmatter, Rodger. The Lesbian and Gay Press: Raising a Militant
Voice in the 1960s. 12:2 ( 1995): 142-61.
American Journalism Historians Association
Cassady, David. A Special AJHA Report: Doctoral
Education in Media History. 10:3-4 (1993): 4-5.
Heuterman, Thomas H. 1996 Presidential Address: AJHA and Its Responsibility
to the Future of Journalism. 14:1 (1997): 103-08.
Pratte, Alf. 1995 Presidential Address:
A Better Organized, Faster, and Neutral Academic Organization.
13:1 (1996): 79-83.
Spencer, David. 1997 Presidential
Address: History and the Age of Cyberspace. 15:1 (1998): 109-15.
Startt, James D. 1998 Presidential
Address: The Historiographical Tradition in 20th Century America.
16:1 (1999): 105-31.
Antebellum and Civil War Press
Chiasson, Lloyd. A Newspaper Analysis of the
John Brown Raid. 2 (1985): 22-36.
Hughes, Thomas Andrew. The Civil
War Press: Promoter of Unity or Neutral Reporter? 6:3 (1989):
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\Kovarik, Bill. `To Avoid the
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Logue, Cal M., Eugene F. Miller, and Christopher
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Newspapers Responded to Civil War Constraints. 15:1 (1998):
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Risley, Ford. Peter W. Alexander:
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Biographies of Journalists
Berner, R. Thomas. The Doctor's Son Covers
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Bradley, Patricia. Joseph Pulitzer
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Campbell, W. Joseph. `One of
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Connery, Thomas. Julian Ralph: Forgotten
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Daley, Patrick. George Seldes: Propaganda
Analyst, Press Gadfly. 13:1 (1996): 5-20.
Dickerson, Donna L. George T. Ruby:
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Dillon, Michael J. Edward H. Butler's
Buffalo News and the Crisis of Labor, 1877-1892: From Populist to
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Edwardson, Mickie. James Lawrence
Fly's Fight for a Free Marketplace of Ideas. 14:1 (1997):
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Gates, Sharon Joyce. Adolph Ochs:
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Harrison, S. L. Hemingway as Negligent
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Harrison, S.L. Field, F.P.A., and
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Harrison, S.L. Mencken: Magnificent
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Johnson, Edna Boone, and Mary Helen Brown.
James Agee's Documentary Expression: Let Us Now Praise
Famous Men. 9 (1992): 53-64.
Kates, James A. The Conservationist
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12:2 ( 1995): 123-41.
Krompak, Frank. A Wider Niche for
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Lorenz, Alfred Lawrence. The Joseph
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Century. 14:2 ( 1997): 205-08.
Marmarelli, Ron. William Hard as
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McConnell, Jane S. Choosing a Team
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Miraldi, Robert. Fictional Techniques
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Rankin, Charles E. Type and Stereotype:
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Reed, Barbara Straus. Unity, Not
Absorption: Robert Lyon and the Asmonean. 7:2 ( 1990): 77-95.
Riley, Sam G. Alex Posey: Creek
Indian Editor/Humorist/Poet. 1:2 (1984): 67-76.
Risley, Ford. Peter W. Alexander:
Confederate Chronicler & Conscience. 15:1 (1998): 35-50.
Robertson, Michael. Stephen Crane's
New York City Journalism and the Oft-Told Tale. (1992): 7-22.
Schuppert, Roger. Archibald Grimke:
Radical Writer in a Conservative Age. 12:1 (1995): 39-44.
Smith, C. Zoe. Fritz Goro: Emigre
Photojournalist. 3 (1986): 206-21.
Startt, James D. H.W. Massingham,
Radical Journalism, and the South African Racial Imperative, 1906-1910.
8:2-3 (1991): 142-59.
Stevens, John. Edna Ferber's
Journalistic Roots. 12:4 (1995): 497-501.
Stimson, William. Westbrook Pegler:
Brat of the Whole Neighborhood. 11:3 (1994): 270-73.
Teel, Leonard Ray. W.A. Scott and
the Atlanta World. 6:3 (1989): 158-78.
Books
Anderson, Douglas A. The Muckraking
Books of Pearson, Allen, and Anderson. 2 (1985): 5-21.
Haugland, Ann. Books and Radio:
Culture and Technology in the 1920s and 1930s. 9:3-4 (1992):
66-83.
Broadcasting
Benjamin, Louise. World War II American
Radio Is More Than Murrow. 12:3 (1995): 334-41.
Berkman, Dave. The `Blue Book'
and Charles Siepmann as Reported in Broadcasting Magazine.
2 (1985): 37-48.
Berland, Elaine Prostak. `Up
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Davies, David R. From Ridicule to Respect: Newspapers'
Reaction to Television, 1948-1960. 15:4 (1998): 17-33.
Godfrey, Donald G. CBS World News
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Haugland, Ann. Books and Radio:
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Leonhirth, William J. Selling Cable
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McChesney, Robert W. Franklin Roosevelt,
His Administration, and the Communications Act of 1934. 5:4
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Moffett, Albert E. Hometown Radio
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War. 3 (1986): 87-98.
Murray, Michael D. Interview: The
End of an Era at CBS. 8:1 (1991): 48-61.
Murray, Michael D. The St. Louis
Post-Dispatch Campaign Against Middle Commercials. 6:1 (1989):
30-40.
Murray, Michael D. The World of
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Murray, Michael. Research in Broadcasting:
An Overview of Major Resource Centers. 1:2 (1984): 77-80.
Schwoch, James. Origins, Paradigms,
and Topographies: Methodological Considerations Regarding Area Studies
and Broadcast Histories. 9:3-4 (1992): 111-30.
Spencer, David. The Social Origins
of Broadcasting: Canada, 1919-1945. 9:3-4 (1992): 96-110.
Stavitsky, Alan B. New York City's
Municipal Broadcasting Experiment: WNYC, 1922-1940. 9:3-4 (1992):
84-95.
Volek, Tom. Searching for the Social
Construction of Radio. 9:3-4 (1992): 44-53.
Von Schilling, James A. Television
During World War II: Homefront Service, Military Success. 12:3
(1995): 290-303.
Waters, Ken. How World Vision Rose
From Obscurity To Prominence: Television Fundraising, 1972-1982.
15:4 (1998): 69-93.
Cartoons
INKS: A New Journal for Cartoon and
Comic Art Studies. 11:1 (1994): 10.
Lisenby, Foy. American Women in
Magazine Cartoons. 2 (1985): 130-34.
Somers, Paul P., Jr. `Right
in the Führer's Face': American Editorial Cartoons
of the World War II Period. 13 (1996): 333-53.
Spencer, David R. Bringing Down
Giants: Thomas Nast, John Wilson Bengough and the Maturing of Political
Cartooning. 15:3 (1998): 61-88.
Civil Rights and Press
Leidholdt, Alex. Virginius Dabney
and Lenoir Chambers: Two Southern Liberal Newspaper Editors Face Virginia's
Massive Resistance to Public School Integration. 15:4 (1998):
35-68.
Lentz, Richard. Resurrection of
the Prophet: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and the News Weeklies.
4 (1987): 59-81.
Weill, Susan. Conserving Racial
Segregation in 1954: Brown v. Board of Education and the Mississippi
Daily Press. 16:4 (1999): 77-99.
Civil War Press. See Antebellum and
Civil War Press
Colonial Press
Copeland, David A. `A Receipt Against
the Plague': Medical Reporting in Colonial America. 11:3 (1994): 204-
218.
Copeland, David A. The Proceedings
of the Rebellious Negroes : News of Slave Insurrections and Crimes
in Colonial Newspapers. 12:2 ( 1995): 83-106.
Copeland, David. In All the Papers:
Reporting on Religion in Colonial America. 13:4 (1996): 390-415.
Frasca, Ralph. `The Glorious
Publick Virtue so Predominant in Our Rising Country': Benjamin
Franklin's Printing Network During the Revolutionary Era.
13:1 (1996): 21-37.
Frasca, Ralph. Benjamin Franklin's
Printing Network. 5 (1988): 145-58.
Sloan, Wm. David. The New England
Courant: Voice of Anglicanism. 8:2-3 (1991): 108-41.
Criticism of the Media
Brown, Pamela A. George Seldes and
the Winter Soldier Brigade: The Press Criticism of In Fact, 1940-1950.
6:2 (1989): 86-102.
Daley, Patrick. George Seldes: Propaganda
Analyst, Press Gadfly. 13:1 (1996): 5-20.
Jones, Steve. Re-Viewing Rock Writing:
The Origins of Popular Music Criticism. 9:1-2 (1992): 87-107.
Economics
Bass, S. M. W., and Joseph Rebello.
The Economics of the New Journalism. 9:1-2 (1992): 4-6.
Frasca, Ralph. `The Glorious
Publick Virtue so Predominant in Our Rising Country': Benjamin
Franklin's Printing Network During the Revolutionary Era.
13:1 (1996): 21-37.
Frasca, Ralph. Benjamin Franklin's
Printing Network. 5 (1988): 145-58.
Gleason, Timothy W. Legal Advocacy
and the First Amendment: Elisha Hanson's Attempt to Create
First Amendment Protection for the Business of the Press. 3
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Kaplan, Richard L. The Economics
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Leonhirth, William J. Selling Cable
Television in the 1970s and 1980s: Social Dreams and Business Schemes.
15:4 (1998): 95-124.
Ponder, Stephen E. Conservation,
Community Economics, and Newspapering: The Seattle Press and the Forest
Reserves Controversy of 1897. 3 (1986): 50-60.
Smythe, Ted Curtis. The Advertisers'
War to Verify Newspaper Circulation, 1870-1914. 3 (1986): 167-80.
Education
Asher, Brad. The Professional Vision: Conflicts
Over Journalism Education, 1900-1950. 11:4 (1994): 304-20.
Beasley, Maurine, and Douglas Ward. What
Should a Ph.D. Student in Media History Study? 10:3-4 (1993):
11-16.
Cassady, David. A Special AJHA Report:
Doctoral Education in Media History. 10:3-4 (1993): 4-5.
Ethics
Banning, Stephen A. `Truth is Our Ultimate
Goal': A Mid-19th Century Concern for Journalism Ethics. 16:1 (1999):
17-39.
Beasley, Maurine. A `Front
Page Girl' Covers the Lindbergh Kidnaping: An Ethical Dilemma.
1(1) (1983): 63-74.
Ferré, John P. The Dubious
Heritage of Media Ethics: Cause-and-Effect Criticism in the 1890s.AJ
5:4 (1988): 191-203.
Knight, Denise D. Charlotte Perkins
Gilman, William Randolph Hearst, and the Practice of Ethical Journalism.
11:4 (1994): 336-47.
Simpson, Roger. `Our Single
Remedy for All Ills': The History of the Idea of a National
Press Council. 12:4 (1995): 477-95.
First Amendment. See Freedom of the Press
Foreign Affairs
Arant, Morgan David Jr. Journalist
Mark Ethridge's Diplomatic Missions in Post-World War II Europe:
The Making of a Cold Warrior. 14:3-4 (1997): 336-58.
McDonough, Frank. Reflections on
the Role of the Press in the Foreign Policy Aims of Adolf Hitler.
12:3 (1995): 393-401.
Nagy, Alex. Foreign Embassies in
the United States as Communist Propaganda Sources: 1945-1960.
14:1 (1997): 76-91.
Youm, Kyo Ho. Press Policy of the
U.S. Military Government in Korea. 8:2-3 (1991): 160-77.
Foreign Correspondence
Bjork, Ulf Jonas. Sketches of Life
and Society: Horace Greeley's Vision for Foreign Correspondence.
14:3-4 (1997): 359-75.
Bjork, Ulf Jonas. The Commercial
Roots of Foreign Correspondence: The New York Herald and Foreign News,
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Freedom of the Press
Blanchard, Margaret A. Freedom of
the Press in World War II. 12:3 (1995): 342-358.
Cohen, Jeremy. Absence of the First
Amendment in Schenck vs. United States: A Reexamination. 2
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Digby-Junger, Richard. `News
in Which the Public May Take An Interest': A Nineteenth Century
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Edwardson, Mickie. James Lawrence
Fly's Fight for a Free Marketplace of Ideas. 14:1 (1997):
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Gates, Paul H. Jr., and Bill F. Chamberlin.
Madison Misinterpreted: Historical Presentism Skews Scholarship.
13:1 (1996): 38-47.
Gleason, Timothy W. Historians and
Freedom of the Press Since 1800. 5:4 (1988): 230-47.
Gleason, Timothy W. Legal Advocacy
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First Amendment Protection for the Business of the Press. 3
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Hong, Nathaniel. Free Speech Without
an `If' or a `But': The Defense of Free Expression
in the Radical Periodicals of Home, Washington, 1897-1912.
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Humphrey, Carol Sue. Great Distance
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Free Press, 1783-1791. 9:3-4 (1992): 12-19.
Kornweibel, Theodore, Jr. `The
Most Dangerous of All Negro Journals': Federal Efforts to Suppress
the Chicago Defender During World War I. 11:2 (1994): 154-68.
Kostyu, Paul E. Nothing More, Nothing
Less: Case Law Leading to the Freedom of Information Act. 12:4
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McConnell, Jane S. Choosing a Team
for Democracy: Henry R. Luce and the Commission on Freedom of the
Press. 14:2 ( 1997): 148-63.
McPherson, James B. Crosses Before
a Government Vampire: How Four Newspapers Addressed the First Amendment
in Editorials, 1962-1991. 13:3 (1996): 304-17.
Scheidenhelm, Richard. James Fenimore
Cooper and the Law of Libel in New York. 4 (1987): 19-29.
Sloan, Wm. David, and Thomas A. Schwartz.
Historians and Freedom of the Press, 1690-1801: Libertarian
or Limited? 5 (1988): 159-78.
Sloan, Wm. David. The Party Press
and Freedom of the Press, 1798-1808. 4 (1987): 82-96.
Spellman, Robert L. Misconceptions
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Teel, Leonard Ray. The Shaping of
a Southern Opinion Leader: Ralph McGill and Freedom of Information.
5 (1988): 14-27.
Vaughn, Stephen. Ronald Reagan and
Freedom of Expression: From Liberal to Industry Spokesman, 1945-1962.
9:3-4 (1992): 131-53.
Frontier Press
Huntzicker, William E. Historians
and the American Frontier Press. 5 (1988): 28-45.
Reed, V. Delbert. A Last Hurrah
for the Frontier Press. 6 (1989): 65-84.
Vergobbi, David J. Oh, That Proper
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Historiography
Blackwood, Roy E. Great Walls: Barriers
to Doing Research in the People's Republic of China.
7:1 (1990): 6-9.
Carey, James W. Bibliography of
Works by James W. Carey. 7:4 (1990): 252-58.
Caswell, Lucy Shelton. The Ohio
State CGA Collection. 11:1 (1994): 4-9.
Frasca, Ralph. In Defense of Historiographic
Parochialism. 13:4 (1996): 475-81.
Huntzicker, William E. Historians
and the American Frontier Press. 5 (1988): 28-45.
Hynds, Ernest C. Peabody Collection
at the University of Georgia. 7:2 ( 1990): 74-76.
Kenney, Keith. Research for Visual
Communicators. 12:1 (1995): 49-50.
Kielbowicz, Richard. On Making Connections
With Outside Subfields. 10:3-4 (1993): 31-37.
Kitch, Carolyn. Rethinking Objectivity
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Marvin, Carolyn. Reconsidering James
Carey. 7:4 (1990): 216-26.
McIntyre, Jerilyn S. Oppositionalizing
Carey. 7:4 (1990): 227-32.
Mindich, David T.Z. Searching for
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Mindich, David T.Z., Elliot King, Barbara
Straus Reed, and David Abrahamson. The Jhistorian Online.
14:2 ( 1997): 209-22.
Mitchell, Catherine C. The Place
of Biography in the History of News Women. 7:1 (1990): 23-32.
Murray, Michael. Research in Broadcasting:
An Overview of Major Resource Centers. 1:2 (1984): 77-80.
Nord, David. A Diverse Field Needs
a Diversity of Approaches. 10:3-4 (1993): 26-30.
Palmegiano, E. G. The Newark Public
Library: Unexpected Haven for Mass Media Historians. 11:4 (1994):
362-64.
Ross, Kristina. The Uses of History:
The Media History Project. 13:2 ( 1996): 225-32.
Schudson, Michael. Culture, Communication,
and Carey. 7:4 (1990): 233-41.
Schwoch, James. Origins, Paradigms,
and Topographies: Methodological Considerations Regarding Area Studies
and Broadcast Histories. 9:3-4 (1992): 111-30.
Sloan, Wm. David, and Thomas A. Schwartz.
Historians and Freedom of the Press, 1690-1801: Libertarian
or Limited? 5 (1988): 159-78.
Sloan, Wm. David. Historians and
the American Press, 1900-1945: Working Profession or Big Business?
3 (1986): 154-6.
Sloan, Wm. David. Why Study Media
History? 10:3-4 (1993): 6-10.
Smith, Michael R. Extra! Extra!
Pennsylvania's Tim Hughes Offers Old and Rare Newspapers for
Sale. 15:2 ( 1998): 101-04.
Spencer, David. 1997 Presidential
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Startt, James D. 1998 Presidential
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16:1 (1999): 105-31.
Startt, James. Historiography and
the Media Historian. 10:3-4 (1993): 17-25.
Steiner, Linda, Michael Robertson, Thomas
Connery, and Rodger Streitmatter. Sex, Lies, and Autobiography:
Contributions of Life Study to Journalism History. 13:2 ( 1996):
206-24.
Streitmatter, Rodger. Journalism
History Goes Interactive at the Newseum. 14:1 (1997): 92-96.
Ideological Press. See Alternative and
Ideological Journalism
Investigative Journalism
Aucoin, James L. The Early Years of IRE:
The Evolution of Modern Investigative Journalism. 12:4 (1995): 425-43.
Aucoin, James L. The Investigative Tradition in American Journalism.
14:3-4 (1997): 317-29.
Blevens, Frederick. The Shifting Paradigms of Investigative Journalism
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Marron, Maria. The Founding of Investigative Reporters and Editors,
Inc. and the Arizona Project: The Most Significant Post-Watergate
Development in U.S. Investigative Journalism. 14:1 (1997): 54-75.
Weinberg, Steve. Avenging Angel or Deceitful Devil?: The development
of Drew Pearson, a New Kind of Investigative Journalist. 14:3-4 (1997):
283-302.
Journalists' Character and Conditions
Bekken, Jon. A Collective Biography of Editors
of U.S. Workers' Papers: 1913 & 1925. 15:3 (1998): 19-39.
Brennen, Bonnie. Journalists As Workers: An Introduction. 15:3 (1998):
9-12.
Fedler, Fred. Exploring the Historical Image of Journalists as Heavy
Drinkers from 1850-1950. 14:3-4 (1997): 391-410.
Lorenz, Larry. The Whitechapel Club: Defining Chic ago's Journalists
in the 19th Century. 15:1 (1998): 83-102.
Solomon, William S. Newsroom Managers and Workers: The Specialization
of Editing Work. 10:1-2 (1993): 24-37.
Steiner, Linda. Do You Belong in Journalism?: Definitions of the Ideal
Journalist in Career Guidance Books. 11:4 (1994): 321-35.
Labor and the Press
Bekken, Jon. `This Paper Is Owned by
Many Thousands of Workingmen and Women': Contradictions of a Socialist
Daily. 10:1-2 (1993): 61-83.
Bekken, Jon. A Collective Biography of Editors of U.S. Workers' Papers:
1913 & 1925. 15:3 (1998): 19-39.
Berner, R. Thomas. Unitypo: The ITU's Editor and Publisher. 2 (1985):
144-64.
Cronin, Mary M. `Those Who Toil and Spin': Female Textile Operatives'
Publications in New England and the Response to Working Conditions,
1840-1850. 16:2 ( 1999): 17-37.
Dillon, Michael J. Edward H. Butler's Buffalo News and the Crisis
of Labor, 1877-1892: From Populist to Patrician. 16:1 (1999): 41-58.
Magazines
Andrew Mendelson and C. Zoe Smith, Part
of the Team: LIFE Photographers and Their Symbiotic Relationship with
the Military During World War II. 12:3 (1995): 276-89.
Berkman, Dave. The `Blue Book' and Charles Siepmann as Reported
in Broadcasting Magazine. 2 (1985): 37-48.
Coward, John M. Promoting the Progressive Indian: Lee Harkins and
The American Indian Magazine. 14:1 (1997): 3-18.
Kenney, Keith R., and Brent W. Unger. The Mid-Week Pictorial : Forerunner
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Kitch, Carolyn. Family Pictures: Constructing the `Typical' American
in 1920s Magazines. 16:4 (1999): 57-75.
Lawson, Linda. Advertisements Masquerading as News in Turn-of-the-Century
American Periodicals. 5 (1988): 81-96.
Lentz, Richard. Resurrection of the Prophet: Dr. Martin Luther King,
Jr., and the News Weeklies. 4 (1987): 59-81.
Lewenstein, Bruce V. Magazine Publishing and Popular Science After
World War II. 6:4 (1989): 218-34.
Lisenby, Foy. American Women in Magazine Cartoons. 2 (1985): 130-34.
List, Karen K. Realities and Possibilities: The Lives of Women in
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Lueck, Therese. Women's Moral Reform Periodicals of the 19th Century:
A Cultural Feminist Analysis of The Advocate. 16:3 (1999): 37-52.
Mei-ling Yang, Selling Patriotism: The Representation of Women in
Magazine Advertising in World War II. 12:3 (1995): 304-20.
Thornton, Brian. `Gospel of Fearlessness' or `Outright Lies':
A Historical Examination of Magazine Letters to the Editor, 1902-1912
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Watts, Liz. Magazine Coverage of First Ladies from Hoover to Clinton
from Election Through the First One Hundred Days in Office. 14:3-4
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Minorities and Journalism
Chiu, Herman B. Power of the Press: How
Newspapers in Four Communities Erased Thousands of Chinese from Oregon
History. 16:1 (1999): 59-77.
Copeland, David A. The Proceedings of the Rebellious Negroes : News
of Slave Insurrections and Crimes in Colonial Newspapers. 12:2 ( 1995):
83-106.
Coward, John M. Promoting the Progressive Indian: Lee Harkins and
The American Indian Magazine. 14:1 (1997): 3-18.
Curtin, Patricia A. From Pity to Necessity: How National Events Shaped
Coverage of the Plains Indian War. 12:1 (1995): 3-21.
Hamm, Bradley J. Redefining Racism: Newspaper Justification for the
1924 Exclusion of Japanese Immigrants. 16:3 (1999): 53-69.
Lentz, Richard. The Incorporation of Malcolm X. 10 (1993): 38-69.
Marrs, John Merton. Project Chariot, Nuclear Zeal, Easy Journalism
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Riley, Sam G. Alex Posey: Creek Indian Editor/Humorist/Poet. 1:2 (1984):
67-76.
Whitt, Jan. Legacy of Fear: Japan-Bashing in Contemporary American
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Miscellaneous
Anderson, Fenwick. The Little Echo That
Roared. 11:2 ( 1994): 169-74.
Baldasty, Gerald J. E.W. Scripps Papers Provide An Important Journalistic
Window for Scholars. 16:1 (1999): 133-41.
Baylen, J. O. An Anglo-American Press Confict: The Titanic Disaster.
7:3 (1990): 144-47.
Brecheen-Kirkton, Kent. Visual Silences. 8:1 (1991): 27-34.
Fedler, Fred. Mrs. O'Leary's Cow and Other Newspaper Tales About the
Chicago Fire of 1871. 3 (1986): 24-38.
Hardt, Hanno. Constructing History: Artists, Urban Culture and the
Image of Newspapers in 1930s America. 15:3 (1998): 41-60.
Huntzicker, William E. Pop Culture as Ritual. 7:4 (1990): 214-15.
Kielbowicz, Richard B. Growing Interaction of the Federal Bureaucracy
and the Press: The Case of a Postal Rule, 1879-1917. 4 (1987): 5-18.
Kilmer, Paulette D. Flying Around the World in 1889 ó In Search
of the Archetypal Wanderer. 16:2 ( 1999): 63-84.
Lentz, Richard. The Search for Strategic Silence. 8:1 (1991): 10-26.
Matera, Fran R. Ellipsis and Eclipse As Indicators of Bias. 8:1 (1991):
35-47.
Patterson, Oscar III. The Press Held Hostage: Terrorism in a Small
North Carolina Town. 15:4 (1998): 125-39.
Peterson, Theodore. Four Theories: A Brief History of Its Origins.
10:1-2 (1993): 4-6.
Pratte, Alf. Ke Alaka'i: The Leadership Role of the Honolulu Star-Bulletin
in the Hawaiian Statehood Movement. 2 (1985): 65-78.
Rapp, Dean. `Such Things Can Only Happen in America': British Press
Response to the Scopes Trial. 7:3 (1990): 148-63.
Rutenbeck, Jeff. The Rhetoric of Independence and Boosterism in Late
Nineteenth-Century California Journalism. 13:4 (1996): 456-74.
Shipman, Marlin. `Killing Me Softly'? The Newspaper Press and the
Reporting on the Search for a More Humane Execution Technology. 13:2
( 1996): 176-205.
Smith, Michael R. My Newspaper is Older Than Your Newspaper! 16:3
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Spellman, Robert G. The Blue Pencil Gang. 11:4 (1994): 359-62.
Stimson, William. Clarity as a `Linguistic Theory.' 12:1 (1995): 45-48.
`Wallbreaking' Begins Work on Freedom Forum's Newseum, A. 11:3 (1994):
274.
Walters, Timothy, and Lynne Mansel. The Conspiracy of Silence: Media
Coverage of Syphilis, 1906-1941. 8:4 (1991): 246-65.
Muckraking
Anderson, Douglas A. The Muckraking Books
of Pearson, Allen, and Anderson. 2 (1985): 5-21.
Endres, Kathleen L. Muckraking: A Term Worth Redefining. 14:3-4 (1997):
333-35.
Endres, Kathleen L. Women and the `Larger Household': The `Big
Six' and Muckraking. 14:3-4 (1997): 262-82.
Evensen, Bruce J. The Evangelical Origins of the Muckrakers. 6:1 (1989):
5-29.
Gottlieb, Agnes Hooper. More Than Muckraking: Women and Municipal
Housekeeping Journalism. 14:3-4 (1997): 330-32.
Marmarelli, Ron. William Hard as Progressive Journalist. 3 (1986):
142-53.
News and Newspaper Practices
Avery, Donald R. The Emerging American Newspaper:
Discovering the Home Front. 1:2 (1984): 51-66.
Brewer, Fredric. The First Question-Answer Newspaper Interview, Redux.
8:1 (1991): 6-9.
Bromley, John C. `Trifling with Edge Tools': Henry Adams's Letters
to the New York Times, 1861-62. 9:1-2 (1992): 23-34.
Cloud, Barbara. News: Public Service or Profitable Property? 13:2
( 1996): 141-56.
Harrison, S.L. Field, F.P.A., and Lardner: Notable Newspaper Columnists.
14:3-4 (1997): 520-29.
Jones, Steve. Re-Viewing Rock Writing: The Origins of Popular Music
Criticism. 9:1-2 (1992): 87-107.
Kitch, Carolyn. Rethinking Objectivity in Journalism and History:
What Can We Learn from Feminist Theory and Practice? 16:2 ( 1999):
113-20.
Lorenz, Alfred Lawrence. `In the Wake of the News,': The Beginnings
of a Sports Column, by HEK. 9 (1992): 65-86.
Osburn, John. What's Mock News? A Case Study of Dino Times and NYTW
News. 15:4 (1998) 141-47.
Rosen, Jay. News and the Search for the Present. 8:1 (1991): 4-6.
Stegmaier, Mark. Window on Washington in 1850: Tracking Newspaper
Letter-Writers. 15:1 (1998): 69-82.
Weiner, Richard. The Doctors ó An Historical Overview of Syndicated
Columnists from Dr. William Brady to Dr. George Crane. 14:3-4 (1997):
530-38.
Partisan Journalism
Bradley, Patricia. Forerunner of the `Dark
Ages': Philadelphia's Tradition of a Partisan Press. 13 (1996): 126-40.
Humphrey, Carol Sue. `Little Ado About Something': Philadelphia
Newspapers and the Constitutional Convention. 5 (1988): 63-80.
Humphrey, Carol Sue. Great Distance = Declining Interest: Massachusetts
Printers and Protections for a Free Press, 1783-1791. 9:3-4 (1992):
12-19.
List, Karen K. Realities and Possibilities: The Lives of Women in
Periodicals of the New Republic. 11:Winter 1994): 20-38.
Rutenbeck, Jeffrey. The Stagnation and Decline of Partisan Journalism
in Late Nineteenth-Century America. 10:1-2 (1993): 38-60.
Sloan, Wm. David. `Purse and Pen': Party-Press Relationships,
1789-1816. 6:2 (1989): 103-27.
Sloan, Wm. David. Scurrility and the Party Press, 1789-1816. 5 (1988):
97-112.
Sloan, Wm. David. The Party Press and Freedom of the Press, 1798-1808.
4 (1987): 82-96.
Smith, Jeffery. War as Monarchial Folly in the Early American Press.
10 (1993): 83-97.
Stewart, Robert K. The Exchange System and the Development of American
Politics in the 1820s. 4 (1987): 30-42.
Penny Press
Bjork, Ulf Jonas. Sketches of Life and Society:
Horace Greeley's Vision for Foreign Correspondence. 14:3-4 (1997):
359-75.
Bjork, Ulf Jonas. The Commercial Roots of Foreign Correspondence:
The New York Herald and Foreign News, 1835-1839. 11:2 (1994): 102-15.
Risley, Ford. The Savannah Morning News As a Penny Paper: Independent,
But Hardly Neutral. 16:4 (1999): 19-36.
Whitby, Gary L. Tough Talk and Bad News: Satire and the New York Herald,
1835-1860. 9 (1992): 35-52.
Photography
Andrew Mendelson and C. Zoe Smith, Part
of the Team: LIFE Photographers and Their Symbiotic Relationship with
the Military During World War II. 12:3 (1995): 276-89.
Bethune, Beverly M. Things That Speak to the Eye: The Photographs
of Charities, 1897-1909. 11:3 (1994): 204-18.
Brennen, Bonnie. Strategic Competition and the Photographer's Work:
Photojournalism in Gannett Newspapers, 1937-1947. 15:2 ( 1998): 59-77.
Kenney, Keith R., and Brent W. Unger. The Mid-Week Pictorial : Forerunner
of American News-Picture Magazines. 11:3 (1994): 242-56.
Smith, C. Zoe. Fritz Goro: Emigre Photojournalist. 3 (1986): 206-21.
Politics
Dickerson, Donna L. George T. Ruby: Reconstruction
Politician/Journalist. 15:1 (1998): 51-68.
Hamilton, James. Common Forms of Uncommon Actions: The Search for
Political Organization in Dust Bowl California. 16:1 (1999): 79-104.
Kaplan, Richard L. The Economics and Politics of Nineteenth-Century
Newspapers. 10: 1-2 (1993): 84-101.
Ross, Felicia G. Jones. The Brownsville Affair and the Political Values
of Cleveland Black Newspapers. 12:2 ( 1995): 107-22.
Spencer, David R. Bringing Down Giants: Thomas Nast, John Wilson Bengough
and the Maturing of Political Cartooning. 15:3 (1998): 61-88.
Stec, Loretta. Dorothy Thompson as `Liberal Conservative' Columnist:
Gender, Politics, and Journalistic Authority. 12:2 ( 1995): 162-69.
Stewart, Robert K. The Exchange System and the Development of American
Politics in the 1820s. 4 (1987): 30-42.
Williams, Elizabeth Evenson. The Editor as Politician: W.R. Ronald
and the Agricultural Act of 1930. 13:1 (1996): 48-59.
Presidents (U. S.)
Evensen, Bruce J. Following a Famous President:
Truman's Troubles with an Independent Minded Post-War Press. 12:3
(1995): 242-59.
Guth, David W. Ike's Red Scare: The Harry Dexter White Crisis. 13:2
( 1996): 157-75.
Hunter, Mark. Dante's Watergate: All the President's Men as a Romance
Narrative. 14:3-4 (1997): 303-16.
Jordan, Myron K. Presidential Health Reporting: The Eisehower Watershed.
4 (1987): 147-58.
McChesney, Robert W. Franklin Roosevelt, His Administration, and the
Communications Act of 1934. 5:4 (1988): 204-29.
Ponder, Stephen. Presidential Publicity and Executive Power: Woodrow
Wilson and the Centralizing of Governmental Information. 11:3 (1994):
257- 269.
Ponder, Stephen. That Delightful Relationship: Presidents and White
House Correspondents in the 1920s. 14 (1997): 164-81.
Snorgrass, J. William. The Baltimore Afro-American and the Election
Campaigns of FDR. 1:2 (1984): 35-50.
Spellman, Robert L. Misconceptions and Criminal Prosecutions: Theodore
Roosevelt and the Panama Canal Libels. 11:1994): 39-60.
Streitmatter, Rodger. Theodore Roosevelt: Public Relations Pioneer.
7:2 ( 1990): 96-113.
Vaughn, Stephen. Ronald Reagan and Freedom of Expression: From Liberal
to Industry Spokesman, 1945-1962. 9:3-4 (1992): 131-53.
Professionalism
Birkhead, Douglas. The Power in the Image:
Professionalism and the Communications Revolution. 1:2 (1984): 1-14.
Sloan, Wm. David. Historians and the American Press, 1900-1945: Working
Profession or Big Business? 3 (1986): 154-6.
Pubic Relations
Dimitrova, Anelia. Sending Bundles of Hope:
The Use of Female Celebrities in Bundles for Britain's Public Relations
Campaign. 14:3-4 (1997): 376-90.
Henry, Susan. `There is Nothing in This Profession...That a Woman
Cannot Do': Doris E. Fleischman and the Beginnings of Public Relations.
16:2 ( 1999): 85-111.
Streitmatter, Rodger. Theodore Roosevelt: Public Relations Pioneer.
7:2 ( 1990): 96-113.
Reconstruction and Press
Dickerson, Donna L. From Suspension to Subvention:
The Southern Press During Reconstruction, 1863-1870. 8:4 (1991): 230-45.
Dickerson, Donna L. George T. Ruby: Reconstruction Politician/Journalist.
15:1 (1998): 51-68.
Rogers, William Warren, Jr. Reconstruction Journalism: The Hays-Hawley
Letter. 6:4 (1989): 235-44.
Religion
Copeland, David. In All the Papers: Reporting
on Religion in Colonial America. 13:4 (1996): 390-415.
Evensen, Bruce J. The Evangelical Origins of the Muckrakers. 6:1 (1989):
5-29.
Ferré, John. Sunday Newspapers and the Decline of Protestant
Authority in the United States. 10:1-2 (1993): 7-23.
Olasky, Marvin N. When World Views Collide: Journalists and the Great
Monkey Trial. 4 (1987): 133-46.
Olasky, Marvin. Journalism Historians and Religion. 6:1 (1989): 41-53.
Theus, Kathryn T. From Orthodoxy to Reform: Assimilation and the Jewish-English
Press of Mid-Nineteenth Century America. 1:2 (1984): 15-26.
Whitfield, Stephen J. The Jewish Contribution to American Journalism.
3 (1986): 99-112.
Revolutionary Press
Humphrey, Carol Sue. Producers of the `Popular
Engine': New England's Revolutionary Newspaper Printers. 4 (1987):
97-117.
Humphrey, Carol Sue. The Revolutionary Press: Source of Unity or Division?
6:4 (1989): 245-56.
Science and Technology
Carey, James W. Technology As a Totem for
Culture. 7:4 (1990): 242-51.
Copeland, David A. `A Receipt Against the Plague': Medical Reporting
in Colonial America. 11:3 (1994): 204- 218.
Gildea, Dennis. Science Versus Size: `Science' as a Keyword in
the Newspaper Debate over Bare-Knuckle Prize Fighting. 10:1-2 (1993):
102-18.
Haugland, Ann. Books and Radio: Culture and Technology in the 1920s
and 1930s. 9:3-4 (1992): 66-83.
Lewenstein, Bruce V. Covering Cold Fusion: Cornell University's Cold
Fusion Archive. 7:1 (1990): 9-11.
Lewenstein, Bruce V. Magazine Publishing and Popular Science After
World War II. 6:4 (1989): 218-34.
Southern Press
Campbell, W. Joseph. `One of the Fine
Figures of American Journalism': A Closer Look at Josephus Daniels
of the Raleigh News and Observer. 16:4 (1999): 37-55.
Chiasson, Lloyd. A Newspaper Analysis of the John Brown Raid. 2 (1985):
22-36.
Clark, E. Culpepper. Francis Warrington Dawson: The New South Revisited.
3 (1986): 5-23.
Davis, Harold E. `A Brave and Beautiful City': Henry Grady and
the New South. 5 (1988): 131-44.
Dickerson, Donna L. From Suspension to Subvention: The Southern Press
During Reconstruction, 1863-1870. 8:4 (1991): 230-45.
Leidholdt, Alex. Virginius Dabney and Lenoir Chambers: Two Southern
Liberal Newspaper Editors Face Virginia's Massive Resistance to Public
School Integration. 15:4 (1998): 35-68.
Logue, Cal M., Eugene F. Miller, and Christopher J. Schroll. The Press
Under Pressure: How Georgia's Newspapers Responded to Civil War Constraints.
15:1 (1998): 13-34.
Miller, Karen S. `Typical Slime by Joe McCarthy': Ralph McGill
and Anti-McCarthyism in the South. 13:3 (1996): 319-32.
Risley, Ford. The Savannah Morning News As a Penny Paper: Independent,
But Hardly Neutral. 16:4 (1999): 19-36.
Rogers, William Warren, Jr. Reconstruction Journalism: The Hays-Hawley
Letter. 6:4 (1989): 235-44.
Teel, Leonard Ray. The Shaping of a Southern Opinion Leader: Ralph
McGill and Freedom of Information. 5 (1988): 14-27.
Sports
Estes, David C. The Rival Sporting Weeklies
of William T. Porter and Thomas Bangs Thorpe. 2 (1985): 135-43.
Gildea, Dennis. Science Versus Size: `Science' as a Keyword in
the Newspaper Debate over Bare-Knuckle Prize Fighting. 10:1-2 (1993):
102-18.
Lorenz, Alfred Lawrence. `In the Wake of the News,': The Beginnings
of a Sports Column, by HEK. 9 (1992): 65-86.
Technology. See Science and Technology.
War
Adams, Edward E., and Rajiv Sekhri, Daily
Newspaper Advertising Trends During World War II: IRS Tax Rulings
and the War Bond Drives. 12:3 (1995): 201-12.
Andrew Mendelson and C. Zoe Smith, Part of the Team: LIFE Photographers
and Their Symbiotic Relationship with the Military During World War
II. 12:3 (1995): 276-89.
Arthur J. Kaul, The Conscientious Objection of Lew Ayres. 12:3 (1995):
384-92.
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