Volume #1 (1971):

Harrison Reed: Carpetbag Conservative (Zane H. Leeper)

Florida Goes Dry: The Final Stages of the Prohibition Movement in Florida as Seen in Several of the Major Newspapers (Jack O’Rourke)

A History of the Nassau Daily Tribune (Vernon Darville)

Newspaper Editorial Reaction in Florida to the Zimmerman Telegram (Robert B. Larson)

The Hollywood Magazine: Anatomy of a Failure (Paul W. Sullivan)

Note: Extra matter bound in back of this volume:

Coverage of Fla. Press Assoc. Conventions (1946-1951)

FPA Presidents Biographies: George Laurence Burr, Jr., Fred C. Fitzgerald, R.H. Berg, Thomas A. Leonard, Carl Hanton, A.P. Cook

Charts/Graphs of Florida newspaper and magazines in existence during various dates between 1950 and 1970.

Volume #2 (1973-1974):

An Analysis of Florida Press Coverage of Senator Joseph R. McCarthy, July 15th to August 15th 1954 (Colleen Birch)

The Florida Metropolis and the Florida Times Union: Five Days News Before and After the Lusitania Incident (Annie J. Alfaro)

A Chronological Sketch of the Sanford, Florida Newspapers from 1875 to 1953 (Michael Southward)

Florida Newspaper Coverage of the Assassination Attempt on Franklin D. Roosevelt (Larry Rigg)

Analysis of Editorial Positions of Selected Florida Newspapers During the 1901 “Flagler Divorce Bill” Controversy (Lawrence W. Green)

Florida Newspapers in the Civil War Years: A Leadership Press (Lawrence J. O’Keefe)

Florida Newspapers During the Era of Yellow Journalism (Francine Patarino)

The Press and the Jacksonville, Florida Yellow Fever Epidemic of 1888 (Marshall Breeze)

Florida’s Newspapers in the Year 1900 (author unknown)

An Analysis of Florida Newspapers During 1982 (Cathy O’Donnel)

Volume #3:

Florida Newspapers and Florida Highways: How the Press Responded to the Idea of a Highway Across the Everglades (Ken Anderson)

A Study of the Editorial Sections of Several Florida Newspapers During the Period of February 1860 to June 1861 (Jim Underhill)

A Historical View of Newspaper Women of Florida (Jean Sneed)

The Florida Press and the Reconstruction Constitution (Peggy Blanchard)

Lynching as Seen by Florida Papers in 1892 (Guy Ducharme)

Volume #4 (1967-1969):

Miami Newspapers from Boom to Bust: The 1920’s (Fran Snider)

Florida Journalism from January Through April, 1861 (James F. Pecora)

The Florida Band Crisis as Told in the Florida Herald and Southern Democrat (1841) (Margaret M. O’Brien)

Florida Journalism from 1895 to 1900 With Emphasis on the Citrus Industry and the Freeze of February, 1899 (Fran S. Marsh)

Three Years of Florida Territorial Journalism, 1840-1842 (Richard D. Shelton)

Florida News in 1880 (W. Bingham Stewart)

Some Florida Newspapers Cover the War With Spain (Richard William Winters)

The Nomination, Election and First Year in Office of Ulysses S. Grant as Reported by the Florida Press in 1868 and 1869 (William R. Steng, Jr.)

An Examination of the Editorial Reaction of Local and Selected Other Newspapers to the Devastation of Florida’s Lower Southeast Coast by Hurricane in 1926 (Howard J. Kernodle)

The Magic City (Miami) (author unknown)

A Study of the Editorial Pages of Six Florida Newspapers (Beverly Bethune)

Attitudes Toward the Negro in Florida Newspapers of the Reconstruction Period (Ben L. Moon)

Florida Approaches Statehood: 1843-1845 in Florida as Seen Through its Newspapers (Beverly Bethune)

Journalism of the Third Great Florida Boom (Lynn Keith)

The Penal Press in Florida 1935-1968 (Paul Ashdown)