MUM00066
Finding-Aid for the Hodding Carter Periodicals (MUM00066)
J.D. Williams Library
Department of Archives and Special Collections
P.O. Box 1848, University, MS 38677-1848, USA
Phone: 662.915.7408
Fax: 662.915.5734
E-Mail: archive@olemiss.edu
URL: https://www.olemiss.edu/depts/general_library/archives/
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American Magazine
Betty W. Carter. “First Story” (August 1948): 130.
The Atlantic
Hodding Carter. “Southern Towns and Northern Industry” (November 1949): 48+.
Delta Review
Hodding Carter. “From ‘The Ballad of Catfoot Grimes'” (Summer 1964): 32-33.
Ford Times
Hodding Carter. “Biloxi, Mississippie” (November 1952): 2+.
Hodding Carter. “Little Rivers of Mississippi” (November 1969): 38+.
Holiday
Hodding Carter. “The Mississippi” (March 1949): 34+.
Ladies Home Journal
Hodding Carter. “A Street in Our Town” (December 1949): 51+.
The Lamp
Hodding Carter. “The South Is on Its Way” (November 1951): 20+.
Lifetime Living
Hodding Carter. “Mississippi’s Gulf Coast” (February 1954): 28+.
Look
Hodding Carter. “A Southerner Tells: What’s Wrong with the South” (August 16, 1949): 21+.
Hodding Carter. “How Dangerous is the Ku Klux Klan?” (December 6, 1949): 23+.
Hodding Carter. “The Negro Problem Moves North” (April 8, 1952): 29+.
Hodding Carter. “A Wave of Terror Threatens the South” (March 22, 1955): 32+ [2 copies].
Hodding Carter. “The South and I” (June 28, 1955): 74+ [2 copies].
Reader’s Digest
Hodding Carter. “A Chip on Our Shoulder Down South” (January 1947): 123+.
Hodding Carter. “A Matter of Life or Death” (October 1950): 60+.
The Rotarian
Hodding Carter. “I Love My Town” (October 1966): 28+.
Saturday Evening Post
Hodding Carter. “He’s Doing Something About the Race Problem” (February 23, 1946): 30+ [2 copies].
Hodding Carter. “Chip on Our Shoulder Down South” (November 2, 1946): 18+.
Milton MacKaye. “The South’s Fighting Editor” (June 14, 1947): 28+.
Hodding Carter. “He is My Friend” (November 27, 1948): 28+
Hodding Carter. “The South’s Forgotten Man” (August 20, 1949): 25+.
Hodding Carter. “Racial Crisis in the Deep South” (December 17, 1955): 26+.
Hodding Carter. “We Hunted Lions Without Guns” (January 9, 1960): 30+.
Hodding Carter. “I’ll Never Leave My Town” (June 4, 1960): 19+.
Hodding Carter. “Let’s Keep the Filibuster” (June 16, 1962): 10+.
Saturday Review of Literature
Hodding Carter. “Cause Celebre and Cause CP” (June 10, 1950): 11+.
Walter Wray. “A Lincolnian in the Delta” (May 23, 1953): 13+.
Hodding Carter, Ralph McGill, Harry S. Ashmore, Omer Carmichael, and Edward D. Ball. “The Supreme Court Decision: Five Years Later” (May 23, 1959): 12+.
This Week Magazine
(Memphis, TN’s Commercial Appeal)
Hodding Carter. “The Awful Encounter” (May 17, 1953): 8+ [3 copies].
Hodding Carter. “A Glimpse of Peace” (October 18, 1953): 2 [2 copies].
Time
“Delta Prizewinner” (May 20, 1946): 50.
Virginia Quarterly Review
Hodding Carter. “The Broadsword Virtues” (Autumn 1949): 489+.
Hodding Carter. “Our Town is Conservative” (Spring 1965): 202+.
What’s New
Hodding Carter. “A Bugle Call and Coffee and a Sapling Pine” (Christmas 1956): 28+.