User:Sloggatt/sandbox

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{{Short description|American Political Cartoonist}}

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| birth_date = March 8th, 1917

| birth_place = September 10th, 1975

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| spouse = Dorothea Mae Green

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Arthur Hasting Sloggatt (March 8th, 1917 - September 10th, 1975) was an editorial cartoonist for The New York Daily Mirror from 1956 until its closing on October 16th, 1963.

His work appeared in more than 30 newspapers through the Universal Press Syndicate and Hearst Headline Service. Sloggatt's pictorial comments on the Roman Catholic Church's Second Vatican Council later appeared in a paperback volume, "After the Council."{{Cite web|url=https://www.nytimes.com/1975/09/12/archives/arthur-h-sloggatt-58-dies-mirror-editorial-cartoonist.html|title=Arthur H. Sloggatt, 58, Dies, Mirror Editorial Cartoonist|work=The New York Times |date=September 12, 1975|via=NYTimes.com}}