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Congressional Digest

Congressional Digest is an independent American publication reporting on controversies before the US Congress. (There is a Wikipedia article about this serial.)

Publication History

Congressional Digest began in 1921 as The Capitol Eye. Its name changed to The Congressional Digest in 1922. The first actively copyright-renewed issue is March 1936 (v. 15 no. 3). The first actively copyright-renewed contribution is from April 1943. (More details) It is still published today.

Persistent Archives of Complete Issues

• 1921-1923: HathiTrust has volumes 1 and 2 (including the four Capitol Eye issues at the start of volume 1) freely readable online. Some later volumes may be searchable but not readable here.
• 1923-1924: The Internet Archive has volume 3, covering October 1923 through September 1924, scanned from microfilm.
• 1924-1925: The Internet Archive has volume 4, covering October 1924 through December 1925, scanned from microfilm.
• 1926: The Internet Archive has volume 5, scanned from microfilm.
• 1927: The Internet Archive has volume 6, scanned from microfilm.
• 1928: The Internet Archive has volume 7, scanned from microfilm.
• 1929: The Internet Archive has volume 8, scanned from microfilm.
• 1930: The Internet Archive has volume 9, scanned from microfilm.
• 1931: The Internet Archive has volume 10, scanned from microfilm.
• 1932: The Internet Archive has volume 11, scanned from microfilm.
• 1933: The Internet Archive has volume 12, scanned from microfilm.
• 1934: The Internet Archive has volume 13, scanned from microfilm.
• 1935: The Internet Archive has volume 14, scanned from microfilm.

Official Site / Current Material

• The Congressional Digest web site has more information on this publication, and gives subscription-based access to recent content.

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