George White Political Cartoons
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Publisher
The Tampa Tribune (Tampa, Fla.)
Creation Date
11-9-1944
Abstract
A cartoon related to the end of campaigning for elections and "back to work" on issues. Uncle Sam is at a drafting table that reads "How to end the war and assure a peace that won't fall apart every twenty five years." His coat labelled "Elections" is hung up in the corner.
Alt Text
A cartoon depicting Uncle Sam looking down at a large paper on a drawing board with the words, "How to end the war and assure a peace that won't fall apart every twenty-five years," while holding a pen with his left hand and rolling up his left shirt sleeve with his right hand. Uncle Sam's jacket is hung up on a coat hook behind him with the word "Elections" written on it.
Keywords
George White (1901-1964), Political campaigns
Extent
1 political cartoon
Physical Collection
Box
1
Folder
20
Language
English
Identifier
W08-00126
Recommended Citation
White, George, "Back to the Daily Grind, November 9, 1944" (1944). George White Political Cartoons. Image 114.
https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/george_white/114
Keywords
George White (1901-1964), Political campaigns
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