PREFACE -- INTRODUCTION -- HISTORY AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE PULITZER PRIZE FOR EDITORIAL CARTOON -- PRESENTATION PRACTICES OF AWARD-WINNING CARTOONS -- REMARKS ABOUT THE DOCUMENTATION CRITERIA -- 1922 AWARD: ABOUT PROBLEMS WITHIN THE SOVIET UNION IN 1921 -- "WELL - YOU MAY 'KEEP PART OF YOUR FOOD,' IVAN" -- "ASSISTING THE SICK MAN" -- "ON THE ROAD TO MOSCOW" -- 1923 AWARD: ABOUT THE DECISION TO WITHHOLD THE PRIZE FOR WORK DONE IN 1922 -- NAMES OF THE BOARD MEMBERS VOTING FOR "NO AWARD" -- 1924 AWARD: ABOUT AMERICAN PEOPLE AND INSTITUTIONS IN 1923 -- "IN GOOD OLD U.S.A." -- "RIDDLE: WHY IS THE MACHINERY OF GOVERNMENT LIKE ANY OTHER KIND OF MACHINERY?" -- "AND WE TALK ABOUT STABILIZING THE FARM INDUSTRY BY LEGISLATION!" -- 1925 AWARD: ABOUT PEACE HOPES AND WAR FEARS IN 1924 -- "NEWS FROM THE OUTSIDE WORLD" -- "A COUPLE OF QUESTIONS" -- "BRINGING A LITTLE LIGHT INTO IT" -- 1926 AWARD: ABOUT LAW AND ORDER VALUES IN 1925 -- "THE LAWS OF MOSES AND THE LAWS OF TODAY" -- "THE VOLSTEAD TRAIL" -- "MAKING HER RIDICULOUS" -- 1927 AWARD: ABOUT CONFLICTS AND PROBLEM SOLVING IN 1926 -- "TOPPLING THE IDOL" -- "TOP-HEAVY STRUCTURES REQUIRE BRACING" -- "HIS OWN DUST" -- 1928 AWARD: ABOUT PEACE KEEPING WITH LATIN AMERICAN COUNTRIES IN 1927 -- "MAY HIS SHADOW NEVER GROW LESS" -- "A NEW BOUNDARY MARK" -- "A BIRD OF PEACE" -- 1929 AWARD: ABOUT ASPECTS OF THE GRAND OLD PARTY IN 1928 -- "TAMMANY" -- "SEE THE PRETTY BANNER" -- "WE'LL RUN THIS CAMPAIGN" -- 1930 AWARD: ABOUT WAR DEPTS AND REPARATIONS IN 1929 -- "PAYING FOR A DEAD HORSE" -- "WILL THE PEACE DOVE RETURN?" -- "LIGHTING THE WORLD" -- 1931 AWARD: ABOUT RUSSIA'S INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL ITEMS IN 1930 -- "AN OLD STRUGGLE STILL GOING ON" -- "CANT GET A FIRM GRIP" -- "MOVE OVER!" -- 1932 AWARD: ABOUT DEPRESSION AND UNEMPLOYMENT IN 1931 -- "A WISE ECONOMIST ASKS A QUESTION" -- "THE DANGEROUS SHORT-CUT".

"THE DREAM OF LABOR" -- 1933 AWARD: ABOUT JAPAN'S QUARRELS AND AGGRESSIONS IN 1932 -- "THE LIGHT OF ASIA" -- "HARA KIRI" -- "FANNING THE FLAME" -- 1934 AWARD: ABOUT AMERICAN LYNCHING PRACTICES IN 1933 -- "OVER THE DOME AT ANNAPOLIS-" -- "CALIFORNIA POINTS WITH PRIDE-!!" -- "A REMINDER" -- 1935 AWARD: ABOUT STRIKES AND LABOR ACTIVITIES IN 1934 -- "WHY MUST IT REACH THIS 'POINT?'" -- "WE COVER THE WATERFRONT" -- "SURE, I'LL WORK FOR BOTH SIDES" -- 1936 AWARD: ABOUT THE DECISION TO WITHHOLD THE PRIZE FOR WORK DONE IN 1935 -- NAMES OF THE BOARD MEMBERS VOTING FOR "NO AWARD" -- 1937 AWARD: ABOUT DANGEROUS EUROPEAN CONDITIONS IN 1936 -- "COME ON IN, I'LL TREAT YOU RIGHT. I USED TO KNOW YOUR DADDY" -- "EUROPE'S EYE VIEW OF HER FUTURE" -- "A FAMOUS CAT BEGINS TO WORRY OVER ITS REMAINING LIVES" -- 1938 AWARD: ABOUT ARISING OF WORLD-WIDE CONFLICTS IN 1937 -- "WHEN THE LAST ETHIOPIAN IS DEAD" -- "WHEEEEE-E-E-E-E-E-E-BANG!-EXCUSE IT, PLEASE" -- "THE ROAD BACK?" -- 1939 AWARD: ABOUT GERMANY'S STRATEGIES OF OCCUPATION IN 1938 -- "THE NEXT BITE" -- "THE STAKES ARE HIGH" -- "NOMINATION FOR 1938" -- 1940 AWARD: ABOUT BREAKING OUT OF WORLD WAR II IN 1939 -- "THE OUTSTRETCHED HAND" -- "THE BOY AT THE DIKE" -- "THE WILD WAVES AREN'T SAYING NICE THINGS" -- 1941 WARD: ABOUT GERMANY'S BOMBING OF GREAT BRITAIN IN 1940 -- "IF I SHOULD DIE BEFORE I WAKE..." -- "WEATHER FORECAST: CLOUDY - CONTINUED SHOWERS" -- "ALL IS CALM..." -- 1942 AWARD: ABOUT WAR AND ITS ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES IN 1941 -- "BRITISH PLANE" -- "LOSSES" -- "LABOR DAY PARADE - 1941" -- 1943 AWARD: ABOUT WARTIME COMMUNICATIONS IN 1942 -- "NEWS AT HOME AND ABROAD" -- "WHAT A PLACE FOR A WASTE PAPER SALVAGE CAMPAIGN" -- "THE MOST EXCITING READING OF ALL TIME" -- 1944 AWARD: ABOUT CONDITIONS OF FIGHTING NATIONS IN 1943 -- "POST WAR FOOD PLANS" -- "BUT WHERE IS THE BOAT GOING?" -- "THANKSGIVING FEAST IN BERLIN, 1943".

1945 AWARD: ABOUT AMERICAN INFANTRY TROOPS IN EUROPE IN 1944 -- "COLONEL CAPTURED BY GERMANS" -- "FRESH, SPIRITED AMERICAN TROOPS..." -- "YA DON'T GIT COMBAT PAY..." -- 1946 AWARD: ABOUT SUPER POWERS AFTER THE WAR IN 1945 -- "HITLER'S LEGACY" -- "TIME FOR ATOMIC STATESMANSHIP" -- "TIME TO BRIDGE THAT GULCH" -- 1947 AWARD: ABOUT LIVING COSTS AND STARVATION IN 1946 -- "OUT OF SIGHT, OUT OF MIND" -- "MEMORIAL" -- "STILL RACING HIS SHADOW" -- 1948 AWARD: ABOUT FEARS OF ANOTHER WORLD WAR IN 1947 -- "PEACE TODAY" -- "COUNTING BEARS" -- "PRAYER FOR TODAY" -- 1949 AWARD: ABOUT INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL U.S. PROBLEMS IN 1948 -- "WHO, ME?" -- "AUGUST IN BERLIN" -- "A LOT OF FACES WILL BE RED' - PROPHET TRUMAN" -- 1950 AWARD: ABOUT TRUMAN'S ADMINISTRATION AND THE PUBLIC IN 1949 -- "THERE ARE ENTIRELY TOO MANY HEADLINE HUNTERS..." -- "ECONOMIC REPORT TO THE NATION" -- "ALL SET FOR A SUPER-SECRET SESSION IN WASHINGTON" -- 1951 AWARD: ABOUT EARLY PHASES OF THE KOREAN WAR IN 1950 -- "SHIPS THAT PASS" -- "HATS" -- "WE LOVE THE RED CHINESE, WE LOVE THEM NOT..." -- 1952 AWARD: ABOUT PRESIDENT TRUMAN AND THE DOLLAR VALUE IN 1951 -- "OUR GLORIOUS DEAD!" -- "I WAS A HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMP..." -- "YOUR EDITORS OUGHT TO HAVE MORE SENSE...." -- 1953 AWARD: ABOUT CONSEQUENCES OF THE KOREAN WAR IN 1952 -- "WHITE CROSSES MOUNT WHILE PEACE TALKS DWINDLE" -- "CROSSES" -- "AFTERMATH" -- 1954 AWARD: ABOUT STALIN'S DEATH AND HIS FOLLOWER IN 1953 -- "YOU WERE ALWAYS A GREAT FRIEND OF MINE, JOSEPH" -- "ERA OF THE MECHANICAL MAN" -- "ANY OTHER IMPORTANT FUNERALS COMING UP?" -- 1955 AWARD: ABOUT EAST-ASIAN ZONES OF CRISIS IN 1954 -- "HOW WOULD ANOTHER MISTAKE HELP?" -- "SLOGAN PAINTER'S TROUBLES" -- "IT STOPPED THE RED RASH IN EUROPE, DOCTOR" -- 1956 AWARD: ABOUT DEFICITS DURING PROSPERITY TIMES IN 1955 -- "ACHILLES" -- "CONSTRUCTION BOOM" -- "SOME ARE STRANDED ON THE LEDGES".

1957 AWARD: ABOUT HEALTH QUESTIONS AND LIFE RISKS IN 1956 -- "WONDER WHY MY PARENTS DIDN'T GIVE ME SALK SHOTS?" -- "EVERY TIME I START TO DOZE OFF, HE DROPS 'EM'" -- "THINK YOU'LL MAKE IT?" -- 1958 AWARD: ABOUT SOCIAL AND POLITICAL CONDITIONS IN 1957 -- "THE THINKER" -- "LITTLE ROCK" -- "VOX POP" -- 1959 AWARD: ABOUT ACTIVITIES OF THE SOVIET UNION IN 1958 -- "I WON THE NOBEL PRIZE FOR LITERATURE. WHAT WAS YOUR CRIME?" -- "DON'T PUSH YOUR LUCK, MISTER" -- "GOOD MORNING, COMRADES!" -- 1960 AWARD: ABOUT THE DECISION TO WITHHOLD THE PRIZE FOR WORK DONE IN 1959 -- NAMES OF THE BOARD MEMBERS VOTING FOR "NO AWARD" -- 1961 AWARD: ABOUT KHRUSHCHEV'S ROLE IN WORLD POLITICS IN 1960 -- "A WARNING FROM THE JUNGLE" -- "HIT BACK! HIT BACK! YOU CANT WIN COVERING UP!" -- "THE KINDLY TIGER" -- 1962 AWARD: ABOUT INTENTIONS OF SOCIALIST COUNTRIES IN 1961 -- "BY GOVERNMENT DECREE EVERY MEMBER OF THE COMMUNE IS ENTITLED TO A PRIVATE LOT" -- "I WOULD HAVE PREFERRED IT WELL-DONE" -- "WHAT YOU NEED, MAN, IS A REVOLUTION LIKE MINE!" -- 1963 AWARD: ABOUT NUCLEAR WEAPONS AND WORLD POLITICS IN 1962 -- "I SAID - WE SURE SETTLED THAT DISPUTE, DIDN'T WE!" -- "A NEEDLE IN A HAYSTACK IS EASY" -- "A WALL!" -- 1964 AWARD: ABOUT ATTITUDES AND HOPES TOWARD INTEGRATION IN 1963 -- "STAND BACK EVERYBODY! HE'S GOT A BOMB.!!" -- "NO CHEEKS LEFT TO TURN" -- "PROFILE IN COURAGE" -- 1965 AWARD: ABOUT THE DECISION TO WITHHOLD THE PRIZE FOR WORK DONE IN 1964 -- NAMES OF THE BOARD MEMBERS VOTING FOR "NO AWARD" -- 1966 AWARD: ABOUT CONFLICT PHANTASIES AND REALITIES IN 1965 -- "YOU MEAN YOU WERE BLUFFING?" -- "ANYBODY SEE A PLACE TO GET OFF?" -- "HOW THE WAR WENT TODAY" -- 1967 AWARD: ABOUT SOUTH-EAST ASIAN TROUBLE ZONES IN 1966 -- "THEY WON'T GET US TO THE CONFERENCE TABLE ... WILL THEY?" -- "YOU WANT US TO SIT DOWN AND DISCUSS OUR PROBLEMS? / DON'T HAVE ANY PROBLEMS!" -- "PROPOSALS...".

1968 AWARD: ABOUT PRESIDENT JOHNSON AND SENATOR KENNEDY IN 1967 -- "DR. KING SAYS, WOULD YOU PLEASE MOVE TO THE BACK OF THE BUS?" -- "THE WAR IS GOING VERY WELL-PASS IT ON" -- "IT'S TERRIBLE THE WAY TOBACCO ADVERTISING IS SLANTED TOWARDS YOUNG PEOPLE" -- 1969 AWARD: ABOUT WAR OUTSIDE AND WITHIN THE U.S. IN 1968 -- "SPEAKING FROM A POSITION OF STRENGTH..." -- "AMERICAN STYLE" -- "TRAMP, TRAMP, TRAMP, THE BOYS ARE MARCHING..." -- 1970 AWARD: ABOUT AMERICANS DURING THE VIETNAM WAR IN 1969 -- "GOOD NEWS, WE'VE TURNED THE CORNER IN VIETNAM!" -- "PRISONER OF WAR" -- "SORRY FELLAS... BUT THAT'S THE ONLY WAY OUT" -- 1971 AWARD: ABOUT WAR CONDITIONS AND WAR VICTIMS IN 1970 -- "THE OPERATION WAS A COMPLETE SUCCESS... AS THE AUTOPSY WILL SHOW!" -- "FROM HERE TO ETERNITY" -- "THE U.S. ARMY..." -- 1972 AWARD: ABOUT AMERICAN POLITICS AND ECONOMY IN 1971 -- "GEORGE?..." -- "FEDERAL FLOATING NOTE" -- "THE ECONOMY" -- 1973 AWARD: ABOUT THE DECISION TO WITHHOLD THE PRIZE FOR WORK DONE IN 1972 -- NAMES OF THE BOARD MEMBERS VOTING FOR "NO AWARD" -- 1974 AWARD: ABOUT WATERGATE AND ITS FOLLOW-UP IN 1973 -- "SOME OF THE STARS HAVE JUST ARRIVED" -- "I'VE DECIDED NOT TO TELL YOU ABOUT THE ALLEGED SHIPWRECK" -- "YOU'RE SURROUNDED NIXON ... GIVE UP THE TAPES!" -- 1975 AWARD: ABOUT POLITICS OF THE POST-WATERGATE ERA IN 1974 -- "THE PRESIDENT FIGHTS BACK" -- "CONGRESS GROWS RESPONSIVE" -- "THE WATERGATE REUNIONS" -- 1976 AWARD: ABOUT FOREIGN COUNTRIES AND DOMESTIC ISSUES IN 1975 -- "O BEAUTIFUL FOR SPACIOUS SKIES, FOR AMBER WAVES OF GRAIN..." -- "BEIRUT..." -- "CIA..." -- 1977 AWARD: ABOUT FACETS OF THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN IN 1976 -- "THREE VERSIONS OF JIMMY CARTER" -- "I'LL BE JACK KENNEDY ... WHO DO YOU WANT TO BE?" -- "END OF ROUND ONE" -- 1978 AWARD: ABOUT TAX QUESTIONS AND ENERGY ASPECTS IN 1977 -- "INDIVIDUAL INCOME TAX RETURN" -- "IRS..." -- "ENERGY PROGRAM".

1979 AWARD: ABOUT POLITICS AND CAMPAIGN SPENDINGS IN 1978.