[Pogo]. Sarcophagus, yo' come into the back bresh with me ...
1 drawing : India ink over blue pencil underdrawing ; 15.3 x 44.3 cm (sheet) | In 1953, when Senator Joseph McCarthy's investigation of communists in government was at its height, Kelly was one of the few editorial voices to speak out against his tactics. In this three-panel comic strip, Simple J. Malarkey, a vicious wildcat resembling Senator McCarthy, prepares to venture into the…
"This'll really be fun -- I greased the rails"
1 drawing. | Cartoon shows Senator Joseph McCarthy and an apprehensive GOP elephant on a roller coaster. Reflects the uneasiness of many in the Republican Party at being linked to the rabble-rousing tactics of the Red-baiting senator.
"Northern spies" sent to McCarthy
1 photographic print. | Half-length portrait of Joseph McCarthy, standing, facing slightly left, holding up three northern Spy apples.
Date:1953-01-01
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"I have here in my hand ..."
1 photographic print. | Wisconsin Senator Joseph McCarthy, head-and-shoulders portrait, facing right, holding a photostat copy of a letter from former war secretary Harry H. Woodring.
The McCarthy boys
1 photographic print. | Photograph shows Joseph McCarthy with two of his brothers on the family farm near Grand Chute, Wisconsin. Left to right: William, Howard, and Joe.
Photo, Print, Drawing"Not one to turn your back on" 1 print. | Editorial cartoon showing President Eisenhower as lion tamer holding Senator Joseph McCarthy at bay.
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Photo, Print, Drawing[Pogo]. Sarcophagus, yo' come into the back bresh with me ... 1 drawing : India ink over blue pencil underdrawing ; 15.3 x 44.3 cm (sheet) | In 1953, when Senator Joseph McCarthy's investigation of communists in government was at its height, Kelly was one of the few editorial voices to speak out against his tactics. In this three-panel comic strip, Simple J. Malarkey, a vicious wildcat resembling Senator McCarthy, prepares to venture into the…
Photo, Print, Drawing"You sure you don't want to run away from home?" 1 drawing.
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Photo, Print, Drawing"Beat it. We're getting material for McCarthy" 1 drawing.
Photo, Print, Drawing"This'll really be fun -- I greased the rails" 1 drawing. | Cartoon shows Senator Joseph McCarthy and an apprehensive GOP elephant on a roller coaster. Reflects the uneasiness of many in the Republican Party at being linked to the rabble-rousing tactics of the Red-baiting senator.
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Photo, Print, Drawing"Oh, pretty good -- how are things with you?"
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Photo, Print, Drawing[Senator Joseph McCarthy, half-length portrait, seated at microphone, facing left] 1 photographic print.
Photo, Print, Drawing"Northern spies" sent to McCarthy 1 photographic print. | Half-length portrait of Joseph McCarthy, standing, facing slightly left, holding up three northern Spy apples.
Photo, Print, Drawing"I have here in my hand ..." 1 photographic print. | Wisconsin Senator Joseph McCarthy, head-and-shoulders portrait, facing right, holding a photostat copy of a letter from former war secretary Harry H. Woodring.
Photo, Print, Drawing"I didn't want to blow your house in, anyhow"
Photo, Print, Drawing[Sign reading "Government employees! Special operns in secret illegal work. Join the McCarthy underground" next to open manhole] 1 drawing.
Photo, Print, Drawing"The sincerest form of flattery"
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Photo, Print, Drawing[Sen. Joseph McCarthy chats with his attorney Roy Cohn during Senate Subcommittee hearings on the McCarthy-Army dispute] 1 photographic print.
Photo, Print, Drawing"Just a little watering down, boys"
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Photo, Print, DrawingThe McCarthy boys 1 photographic print. | Photograph shows Joseph McCarthy with two of his brothers on the family farm near Grand Chute, Wisconsin. Left to right: William, Howard, and Joe.
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