Overview of the Collection |
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| Creator: | Craig, Eugene. |
| Title: | Eugene Craig Papers |
| Inclusive Dates: | 1946-1970 |
| Bulk Dates: | 1958-1968 |
| Quantity: | 14 linear ft. |
| Abstract: | Over 1600 original editorial cartoons originally published in the News-Sentinel (1946-1949), Brooklyn Eagle (1951-1954), and Columbus Dispatch (1952-1970) and three American Red Cross posters. |
| Language: | English |
| Repository: | Special Collections Research Center, Syracuse University Library 222 Waverly Avenue Syracuse, NY 13244-2010 http://scrc.syr.edu |
Eugene Craig (1916-1984) was an American editorial cartoonist.
Eugene Craig was born in Fort Wayne, Indiana on September 5, 1916. His father worked as a professional mural painter. Although forced to write with his right hand while in school, Craig continued to draw with his left hand.
After graduating from high school, Craig went to work at the News-Sentinel in Fort Wayne, Indiana. In 1951 Craig took a job with the Brooklyn Eagle and in 1955 left for the Columbus Dispatch. In addition to drawing four to seven editorial cartoons a week, Craig also drew the color gag cartoon, Forever Female. In 1981, Craig left the Dispatch.
The Freedoms Foundation presented Craig with several awards including their top honor and Craig was also selected to design the postage stamp commemorating the Battle of Brooklyn. His work appeared in the Best Editorial Cartoons of the Year series. Craig was a member of the Association of American Editorial Cartoonists and the National Cartoonists Society.
Craig died on March 18, 1984 at his Winchester, Ohio home following lung cancer.
The Eugene Craig Papers contain primarily original editorial cartoons but also several printed posters.
Cartoons (1946-1970) is comprised of approximately 1,637 pieces of original artwork for editorial cartoons. The cartoons are from Craig's time at three different newspapers: the News-Sentinel (1946-1949), Brooklyn Eagle (1951-1954), and Columbus Dispatch (1958-1970). The cartoons are divided by newspaper and arranged chronologically (approximately 1,201 cartoons). However, at the end of the series there are three boxes of undated cartoons (436 items) that are arranged in alphabetical order by caption.
Many Brooklyn Eagle cartoons address New York City’s transportation needs. In his later work, Craig regularly commented on the Vietnam War in many cartoons, however, little in this particular collection addresses ant-war protests and other demonstrations. Craig often used imagery of the Vietnam War as a metaphor for domestic problems and political elections. Also of interest is Craig’s attention to the issue of rapid, worldwide population growth and food shortages.
Craig used human figures to represent the cities in which he worked. Father Knick portrayed New York City and Christopher Columbus stood in for city of Columbus. Very detailed facial features can bee seen in Craig's style of caricature. Craig's blocky signature for the Dispatch differs from his signature on earlier works which was accented by a large "C".
The name of the newspaper typically appears on the Brooklyn Eagle cartoons (stamped on the back in red ink) and the News-Sentinel cartoons (written on the back in ink). Some work for the Dispatch has a stamp on the front with Craig’s name and the Dispatch’s address. Dates appear in several formats. The News-Sentinel work typically has a string of numbers representing the date under Craig’s signature. Some works have stamped engraver’s dates on the back. Many of the Dispatch cartoons contain a sticker for Dispatch Features. Remnants of production notes stuck on the back of the Dispatch cartoons are present. Dates appear in pen or pencil.
The artwork varies in size, but generally measures 11"x14" to 13"x16". Craig worked primarily with ink and crayon on illustration board but there are several cartoons that were drawn exclusively in ink without crayon shading.
Printed material contains five undated posters (three separate designs) designed by Craig for the American Red Cross featuring Christmas scenes, urging people to give blood. These were printed with green ink on white paper and measure 12"x 16".
Original artwork is arranged in chronological order followed by three boxes of undated cartoons which are arranged in alphabetical order by caption.
There are no access restrictions on this material
Written permission must be obtained from SCRC and all relevant rights holders before publishing quotations, excerpts or images from any materials in this collection.
Special Collections Research Center has collections of over one hundred cartoonists. Please refer to the SCRC Subject Index for a complete listing.
Preferred citation for this material is as follows:
Eugene Craig Papers
Special Collections Research Center,
Syracuse University Library
Gift of Eugene Craig, 1966-1970.
Created by: DB
Date: 13 Apr 1978
Revision history: 19 Mar 2007 - converted to EAD (MRC);
21 May 2010 - added bio, scope, inventory and index (SK)
| Cartoons | |||||||||||
| Click here for a detailed inventory. | |||||||||||
| See below for an index to the cartoons. | |||||||||||
| News-Sentinel | |||||||||||
| Oversize 1 | Sep 1946, Feb 1947, Oct 1947, Aug 1948, Mar-Apr 1949, Jul 1949, Sep-Dec 1949, undated | ||||||||||
| Brooklyn Eagle | |||||||||||
| Oversize 1 | Jul 1951, Nov 1951, Jan-Dec 1952 | ||||||||||
| Oversize 2 | Jan-Feb 1953, Apr-Jun 1953, Aug 1953-Dec 1954, undated | ||||||||||
| Columbus Dispatch | |||||||||||
| Oversize 3 | Jan 1955, Feb 1958, Apr 1958, Jun-Aug 1958, Apr-Jul 1959, circa 1959, Jul 1960-Apr 1961, Jun-Oct 1961, Dec 1961, 1961, circa 1961 | ||||||||||
| Oversize 4 | Feb-Aug 1962, Jan 1963, Mar 1963, May 1963, Jul-Dec1963 | ||||||||||
| Oversize 5 | Jan-Sep 1964 | ||||||||||
| Oversize 6 | Oct 1964-Oct 1965 | ||||||||||
| Oversize 7 | Nov 1965-Apr 1966 | ||||||||||
| Oversize 8 | May-Oct 1966 | ||||||||||
| Oversize 9 | Nov 1966-Mar 1967, circa 1967 | ||||||||||
| Oversize 10 | Apr-Oct 1967 | ||||||||||
| Oversize 11 | Nov 1967-Apr 1968 | ||||||||||
| Oversize 12 | May-Jul 1968, Sep-Dec 1968, Mar-Apr 1969, Sep 1969, Apr-May 1970 | ||||||||||
| Oversize 13 | A-G undated (99 items) | ||||||||||
| Oversize 14 | H-O undated (137 items) | ||||||||||
| Oversize 15 | P-Y undated (101 items) | ||||||||||
| Printed material | |||||||||||
| Oversize 12 | American Red Cross posters undated 12" x 16" | ||||||||||
Index to cartoons |
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| The following is a list of predominant people, places and subjects appearing in the editorial cartoons in this collection. The list is not exhaustive. Some subjects may require you to browse with alternative terms. | ||
| B= Box, | ||
| AFL-CIO | B1-B2, B12 | |
| Acheson, Dean | B1 | |
| Ackley, Gardner | B10 | |
| Adenauer, Konrad | B4, B14-B15 | |
| Africa | B7, B13 | |
| Agnew, Spiro T. | B12 | |
| Alabama | B13 | |
| Alaska | B3-B4 | |
| Alcorn, Meade | B3 | |
| Algeria | B3-B4, B10, B15 | |
| Americans for Constitutional Action | B6 | |
| Americans for Democratic Action | B1, B6, B15 | |
| Angola | B4 | |
| Appalachia | B5, B13 | |
| Argentina | B10, B13-B14 | |
| Asia | B2, B6, B8 | |
| Australia | B2 | |
| Baker, Bobby | B5-B6 | |
| Barrymore, Ethel | B3 | |
| Batista, Fulgencio | B3 | |
| Baudouin I of Belgium | B3 | |
| Bay of Pigs | B6 | |
| Beatniks | B14 | |
| Belgium | B3 | |
| Ben Bella, Ahmed | B10, B12 | |
| Benson, Ezra Taft | B2 | |
| Beria, Lavrentiy | B6 | |
| Berlin Wall | B4-B5, B11, B13 | |
| Bliss, Ray | B14 | |
| Bolivia | B6 | |
| Borneo | B4 | |
| Brazil | B15 | |
| Brezhnev, Leonid Ilyich | B6-B14 | |
| Britain | B1-B3, B5-B7, B9-B11, B13-B15 | |
| British Guiana | B4 | |
| Brotherhood | B1 | |
| Brown, Ted | B4-B5 | |
| Buddhists | B7-B8 | |
| Burma | B2, B14 | |
| Cambodia | B7, B11 | |
| Canada | B7, B10, B15 | |
| Case, Clarence | B6 | |
| Castro, Fidel | B3-B5, B7, B9-B11, B13, B15 | |
| Castro, Raul | B3 | |
| Celebrezze, Anthony J. | B13 | |
| China | SEE ALL BOXES | |
| Chung Hee, Park | B11 | |
| Churchill, Winston | B1-B2, B6, B15 | |
| Clementis, Vladimír | B1 | |
| Cobb, Ty | B3 | |
| Cold War | B4, B15 | |
| Coleman, William | B5 | |
| Congo | B3, B5-B7, B10, B14-B15 | |
| Congress | SEE ALL BOXES | |
| Constantine II of Greece | B10 | |
| Coolidge, Calvin | B11 | |
| Costa Rica | B4, B13 | |
| Cuba | B3-B9, B11, B13-B15 | |
| Cyprus | B5-B6, B8 | |
| Czechoslovakia | B1, B12 | |
| Darwin, Charles | B3 | |
| De Sapio, Carmine | B2 | |
| Democratic Party | SEE ALL BOXES | |
| Dewey, Thomas | B2 | |
| Di Salle, Michael | B3-B4, B6, B13-B15 | |
| Dirksen, Everett | B12 | |
| Dominican Republic | B8, B14-B15 | |
| DuBois Club | B7 | |
| Dulles, John Foster | B2 | |
| Egypt | B10 | |
| Eichmann, Adolf | B13 | |
| Eisenhower, Dwight | B1-B3, B5-B6, B8, B13-B15 | |
| Eisenhower, Milton | B3 | |
| El Salvador | B4 | |
| En-lai, Chou | B2, B9 | |
| Erhard, Ludwig | B4, B6-B8 | |
| Eshkol, Levi | B11 | |
| Europe | B2, B4, B6, B8, B11, B13, B15 | |
| Farley, James A. | B2 | |
| Ferguson Act (Ohio) | B10-B11 | |
| Florida | B1, B6 | |
| Formosa | B2, B5, B9, B14 | |
| Fortas, Abe | B12 | |
| France | B1-B2, B4, B6-B7, B9, B12-B14 | |
| Franco, Francisco | B1 | |
| Freeman, Orville | B3, B10 | |
| Fulbright, J. William | B5, B7, B10, B13 | |
| Gandhi, Indira | B7-B9 | |
| Germany | B1-B4, B6-B7, B9, B12-B15 | |
| Gilligan, John J. | B11 | |
| Glenn, John | B5 | |
| Goldberg, Arthur | B3-B4, B7-B8, B10 | |
| Goldwater, Barry | B3-B8, B13, B15 | |
| Goulart, João | B5 | |
| Great Society | B6-B11, B13-B15 | |
| Greece | B5, B10, B14 | |
| Gromyko, Andrei | B6, B13-B14 | |
| Gronouski, John A. | B6 | |
| Gross, Harry | B1 | |
| Guantanamo | B5 | |
| Guatamala | B2, B4, B13 | |
| Guevara, Che | B12 | |
| Hall, Leonard | B3 | |
| Halleck, Charles | B3 | |
| Halley, Rudolph | B1-B2 | |
| Hammarskjold, Dag | B3, B14-B15 | |
| Harriman, W. Averell | B2-B4 | |
| Hartke, Vance | B11 | |
| Hatfield, Mark | B11-B12 | |
| Hawaii | B1, B3 | |
| Hemingway, Ernest | B3 | |
| Hiroshima anniversary | B6 | |
| Hitler, Adolph | B6, B13 | |
| Ho Chi Minh | B7-B14 | |
| Hodges, Luther H. | B3 | |
| Hoffa, Jimmy | B3, B5, B15 | |
| Home, Lord | B5-B6 | |
| Honduras | B4 | |
| Hoover Commission | B4 | |
| Hoover, Herbert | B2-B3, B6 | |
| House Un-American Activities Committee | B13 | |
| Humphrey, Hubert | B3-B5, B7-B8, B10-B12, B14-B15 | |
| Hungary | B15 | |
| Impellitteri, Vincent R. | B1-B2 | |
| India | B2, B4-B5, B7, B9, B12-B15 | |
| Indiana | B1 | |
| Indonesia | B2, B5-B8, B14 | |
| International Longshoreman Association | B2 | |
| Iran | B1-B2 | |
| Israel | B6-B12, B14 | |
| Italy | B1-B2 | |
| Japan | B1-B2, B6, B11-B12, B15 | |
| Javits, Jacob | B2, B6, B8, B10 | |
| John Birch Society | B13 | |
| Johnson, Lady Bird | B14-B15 | |
| Johnson, Luci B. | B8 | |
| Johnson, Lyndon Baines | B4-B11, B13-B15 | |
| Jordan | B9 | |
| Kai-Shek, Chiang | B9 | |
| Kasa-Vubu, Joseph | B3 | |
| Kefauver, Estes | B1 | |
| Kennedy, Jacqueline | B5 | |
| Kennedy, John F. | B3-B5, B13-B15 | |
| Kennedy, Robert F. | B4-B8, B10-B12, B14 | |
| Kennedy, Ted | B8 | |
| Kentucky | B8 | |
| Khan, Ayub | B7, B13 | |
| Khanh, Nguyen | B15 | |
| Khrushchev, Nikita | B3-B7, B13-B15 | |
| Kiesinger, Kurt Georg | B9-B10 | |
| Korean War | B1-B2, B6, B10, B12 | |
| Kosygin, Alexey | B6-B7, B9-B10, B12, B14 | |
| Kozlov, Alexander | B13 | |
| Ku Klux Klan | B6 | |
| Kuchel, Thomas | B6 | |
| Ky, Nguyen Cao | B7-B8, B10 | |
| LSD | B9 | |
| Laniel, Joseph | B2 | |
| Laos | B2-B6, B11, B13-B15 | |
| Latin America | B4-B15 | |
| Lausche, Frank | B3-B5, B9-B11, B15 | |
| LeMay, Curtis | B4, B14 | |
| Lincoln, Abraham | B1-B3, B3, B14 | |
| Lodge Jr., Henry Cabot | B2-B3, B5, B7, B10, B13 | |
| Long Island Railroad | B1-B2 | |
| Lumumba, Patrice | B3 | |
| MacArthur, Douglas | B11 | |
| MacMillan, Harold | B3-B4, B14-B15 | |
| Mahendra of Nepal | B3 | |
| Malaya | B2 | |
| Malaysia | B4-B5 | |
| Malenkov, Georgy | B1-B2, B6 | |
| Mansfield, Mike | B5, B8-B9 | |
| Marshall Plan | B8 | |
| McCarthy, Eugene | B4-B5, B11-B12, B14 | |
| McCarthy, Joseph | B2 | |
| McCarthyism | B14 | |
| McElroy, Neil H. | B4, B13-B14 | |
| McGranery, James | B1 | |
| McNamara, Robert | B3-B8, B10-B11, B14 | |
| Meany, George | B12 | |
| Medicaid | B8 | |
| Medicare | B5-B7, B13 | |
| Metrakos, Alexander | B4 | |
| Michigan | B3 | |
| Middle East | B3, B6, B9-B14 | |
| Midwest Resources Association | B8 | |
| Miller, Ray | B13 | |
| Mills, Wilbur | B10-B11, B13 | |
| Mitterrand, François | B7 | |
| Mock, Jerrie | B5-B6 | |
| Molotov, Vyacheslav | B2, B6, B15 | |
| Morse, Wayne | B1 | |
| Morton, Thurston B. | B3 | |
| Mossadegh, Mohammad | B2 | |
| Muskie, Edmund | B4 | |
| NATO | B3, B6-B7, B9-B10 | |
| Nasser, Gamal Abdel | B4-B6, B8, B10-B12, B14 | |
| National Farmer's Union | B7 | |
| Nehru, Jawaharlal | B4, B12-B13 | |
| Neipp, Morton | B8 | |
| New Deal | B1 | |
| New Frontier | B3 | |
| New York (State) | B1-B2, B6 | |
| New York City | B1-B2 | |
| New Zealand | B2 | |
| Nicaragua | B4, B13 | |
| Nigeria | B10 | |
| Nixon, Richard M. | B3-B7, B9-B13, B15 | |
| North and South Korea | B1-B2, B4, B7, B11-B12, B14 | |
| O'Neill, C. William | B3, B13 | |
| Ohio | B3-B15 | |
| Ohio State University | B5, B12, B14 | |
| Ohio legislature | B3, B5-B11, B13, B15 | |
| Pakistan | B2, B7, B12-B15 | |
| Panama | B4-B5, B14 | |
| Panama Canal | B5-B7 | |
| Peace Corps | B3 | |
| Pearson, Lester Bowles | B7-B8 | |
| Percy, Charles H. | B9, B11-B12 | |
| Perkins, Frances | B13 | |
| Peron, Juan Domingo | B15 | |
| Peru | B10 | |
| Philippines | B2 | |
| Pinay, Antoine | B1 | |
| Poland | B13 | |
| Pompidou, Georges | B13 | |
| Quill, Michael | B1-B2 | |
| Reagan, Ronald | B9-B10, B12 | |
| Remón, Roberto Francisco Chiari | B5 | |
| Republican Party | SEE ALL BOXES | |
| Reuther, Walter | B5, B9, B12, B15 | |
| Rhodes, James | B6, B9-B10, B12 | |
| Rhodesia | B9 | |
| Ribicoff, Abraham | B3-B4, B14 | |
| Rockefeller, Nelson | B4-B5, B7, B9, B11-B15 | |
| Romania | B12 | |
| Romney, George W. | B5, B9-B12, B15 | |
| Roosevelt Jr., Franklin D. | B2 | |
| Roosevelt, Eleanor | B14 | |
| Roosevelt, Franklin D. | B1 | |
| Rusk, Dean | B3-B8, B11, B14 | |
| Russell, Richard | B1, B8 | |
| Russia | SEE ALL BOXES | |
| Ruth, babe | B3 | |
| Ryan, Joseph | B2 | |
| SEATO | B6, B10 | |
| Sato, Eisaku | B6, B11-B12 | |
| Saud, Ibn | B5 | |
| Saxbe, William | B11-B12 | |
| Scranton, William | B5, B7, B12 | |
| Selassie, Haile | B3 | |
| Sensenbrenner, Maynard "Jack" | B3, B9, B14 | |
| Shastri, Lal Bahadur | B7 | |
| Shriver, Sargent | B4, B7, B11 | |
| Smith, Margaret Chase | B5, B7 | |
| South America | B7, B13 | |
| Soviet Union | B1-B3, B5-B15 | |
| Sparkman, John | B1 | |
| Stalin, Joseph | B1, B6, B13 | |
| Stassen, Harold | B12, B15 | |
| Stevenson, Adlai E. | B1-B4, B7, B14-B15 | |
| Sudan | B6 | |
| Suez Canal | B10, B13 | |
| Sukarno | B4-B6, B14 | |
| Supreme Court | B12-B14 | |
| Syria | B4, B9, B14 | |
| Taft Hartley Act | B1, B6 | |
| Taft, Jr., Robert | B3, B11 | |
| Tanganyika | B10 | |
| Taylor, Maxwell | B7 | |
| Thailand | B2, B9 | |
| Thant, U. | B4, B7, B10, B14 | |
| The Beatles | B14 | |
| Thieu, Nguyen Van | B10-B12 | |
| Thurmond, Strom | B9 | |
| Thuy, Xuan | B12 | |
| Tibet | B15 | |
| Tito, Josip Broz | B4, B14-B15 | |
| Titov, Gherman | B14 | |
| Tower, John | B12-B13 | |
| Truman, Harry S. | B1-B3, B8, B10, B15 | |
| Tunisia | B15 | |
| Turkey | B5 | |
| U.S. Constitution | B6 | |
| U.S. Dollar | B7, B9, B11, B13 | |
| U.S. Flag | B8 | |
| U.S. Postal Service | B6, B10 | |
| USS Pueblo | B11-B12 | |
| Udall, Stewart | B3 | |
| Ulbricht, Walter | B6-B7 | |
| Underwood, Cecil | B3 | |
| United Arab Republic | B7-B8, B11 | |
| United Auto Workers | B3, B10, B12 | |
| United Nations | B1-B3, B5-B15 | |
| Venezuela | B4, B10, B14 | |
| Vietnam War | B4-B15 | |
| Wagner Jr., Robert F. | B2, B4-B5, B7 | |
| Wallace, George | B7, B11-B12, B14 | |
| War on Poverty | B5-B6, B9 | |
| West Virginia | B4 | |
| Wheeler, Earle | B7 | |
| Williams, G. Mennen | B3, B13, B15 | |
| Wilson, Harold | B6, B8-B11 | |
| Wirtz, W. William | B8 | |
| World Bank | B1 | |
| World War I | B10 | |
| World War II | B6, B9-B10, B12-B13 | |
| Young, Steven | B5, B7 | |
| Yugoslavia | B2, B15 | |
| Zanzibar | B5, B10 | |
| Zedong, Mao | B2, B5-B7, B9-B11, B13, B15 | |
| alcohol sales | B9 | |
| aluminum industry | B7 | |
| anarchy | B10 | |
| anti-missile systems | B12 | |
| armed forces | B2-B4, B6-B11, B13, B15 | |
| auto industry | B3-B4, B8, B10 | |
| aviation | B2, B5, B8 | |
| business | B9 | |
| capitalism | B6 | |
| charity | B4, B6, B9-B10, B15 | |
| cities | B7-B8 | |
| civil rights | B3-B5, B7-B8, B13 | |
| coal industry | B1 | |
| college students | B6, B12 | |
| common market | B3-B4, B9-B10, B12, B14 | |
| communism | SEE ALL BOXES | |
| consumers | B7-B8, B15 | |
| corruption | B1-B2, B14 | |
| crime | B1-B3, B6, B8-B15 | |
| daylight savings time | B9, B11-B12 | |
| de Gaulle, Charles | B3-B7, B9-B15 | |
| defense industry | B1 | |
| demonstrations | B5-B7, B12 | |
| disarmament | B6 | |
| diseases | B7, B9 | |
| draft | B2-B3, B6, B8, B14 | |
| drunk driving | B10 | |
| economy | B5, B14-B15 | |
| education | B4-B5, B7-B11 | |
| elections | SEE ALL BOXES | |
| electoral college | B12-B14 | |
| electricity needs | B7 | |
| environment | B6-B7 | |
| espionage | B2-B3, B9, B13 | |
| farming | B2, B4, B7, B10, B15 | |
| fashion | B9 | |
| foreign aid | B1-B2, B4-B8, B11-B14 | |
| foreign policy | B5 | |
| free enterprise | B15 | |
| free press | B11 | |
| free speech | B6 | |
| freedom | B11 | |
| gambling | B1-B2, B14 | |
| gold reserve | B6 | |
| government spending | B1, B6-B8, B10-B13 | |
| graduates | B4, B8, B10, B14 | |
| health care | B6 | |
| holidays | B1, B3-B9, B11-B15 | |
| housing | B1-B2, B5, B7, B11, B13-B14 | |
| industry (general) | B5, B7, B12-B13 | |
| inflation | B1-B3, B5-B10, B13, B15 | |
| insurance | B6 | |
| judicial system | B1, B9, B11-B12 | |
| juvenile delinquency | B1-B2, B14-B15 | |
| labor | B4, B7, B11, B15 | |
| law and order | B5, B8 | |
| left and right extremists | B6 | |
| liberty | B9 | |
| marriage | B1 | |
| minimum wage | B6, B8 | |
| national debt | B1, B3, B5, B9-B10, B13-B15 | |
| nature conservation | B10 | |
| nuclear weapons | B1-B8, B10-B12, B14-B15 | |
| oil | B1, B11, B13 | |
| organized crime | B1, B3, B10, B14-B15 | |
| patriotism | B12, B14-B15 | |
| peace | B1-B2, B4, B7-B9, B11-B15 | |
| piracy | B3 | |
| police | B8, B10, B12-B13 | |
| polio | B3-B4 | |
| politics | B4, B11 | |
| pollution | B7, B9 | |
| population | B3, B5-B10, B14-B15 | |
| poverty | B7, B10-B11 | |
| press | B3, B6, B13, B15 | |
| railroad industry | B4-B5, B10, B14 | |
| refugees | B6 | |
| religion | B1, B3, B6, B9, B13 | |
| right to work law | B6 | |
| riots | B6, B8, B10-B12, B14 | |
| savings bonds | B2 | |
| schools | B4-B6, B14 | |
| science | B6 | |
| shipping industry | B2 | |
| smoking | B1, B5, B10 | |
| social security | B3 | |
| socialism | B1, B15 | |
| space exploration | B3-B11, B13-B14 | |
| sports | B2-B6, B8, B14-B15 | |
| state fair | B8, B10, B13 | |
| steel industry | B1, B4, B8, B12, B15 | |
| stock market | B7 | |
| strikes | B1-B2, B6, B8, B10-B13, B15 | |
| taxes | SEE ALL BOXES | |
| television | B2-B3 | |
| tourism | B10 | |
| trade | B1-B2, B5-B6, B12 | |
| traffic fatalities and accidents | B1, B4, B8, B12-B15 | |
| transportation | B1-B3, B5-B8, B11, B13-B14 | |
| unemployment | B3, B6, B8, B10, B13 | |
| unions | B2, B10, B12 | |
| universities | B6-B7, B10 | |
| utility bills | B4 | |
| vacation | B1, B3, B6, B8, B14 | |
| voting | B2, B5, B7, B10-B12, B15 | |
| war | B3, B11 | |
| water safety | B13 | |
| weapons | B1, B6 | |
| weather | B3-B15 | |
| welfare | B6, B11, B13 | |
| women | B3 | |
| youth | B1, B3-B4, B8, B12, B14-B15 | |
