The Boston Herald

Copyright information

Title:	The Boston Herald
Also known as:	Boston Sunday Herald
More information:	Wikipedia article; Wikidata
First renewed issue:	no issue renewals found in CCE or CPRS
First renewed contribution in:	October 15, 1939; see 1967 January-June
See also:	This Week Magazine

Renewed contributions

This listing shows selected contribution renewals, and should not be considered complete.

October 15, 1939: "Glamor Girl With Wings", by Roy Chapman Andrews (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
November 26, 1939: "No Choice", by Samuel W. Taylor (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
May 5, 1940: "Indian Magic", by Erle Stanley Gardner [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
June 9, 1940: "Lord Jitters", by Roy Chapman Andrews (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
August 11, 1940: "Hurry, Charlie, Hurry", by Luke Short (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
April 13, 1941: "You Never Know Who", by Hugh Walpole [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
July 13, 1941: "Break Through", by I. A. R. Wylie (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
October 19, 1941: "How I Got That Way", by Ilka Chase (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
November 2, 1941: "Strange Jest", by Agatha Christie [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
November 16, 1941: "Tape-Measure Murder", by Agatha Christie [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
November 23, 1941: "Last Minute McGarry", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
December 14, 1941: "Don't be Soft, McGarry", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
December 21, 1941: "Prayer for a Child", by Rachel Field (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
January 11, 1942: "McGarry's Up a Tree", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
January 11, 1942: "A Soldier is Born", by Erskine Caldwell [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
April 26, 1942: "Speak Up Eric", by Frederick Laing (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
June 7, 1942: "McGarry, His Mouse and the Redheaded Brat", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
June 14, 1942: "The World at Her Feet", by Rupert Hughes (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
July 5, 1942: "Jailbird", by Frederick Laing (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
July 19, 1942: "Prospector's Fire", by Richard Martin Stern [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
July 26, 1942: "The Temple Bells They Say", by Allan Vaughan Elston (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
November 22, 1942: "Hot Pilot", by Corey Ford [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
November 22, 1942: "Private McGarry", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
December 6, 1942: "The False Fire", by Erle Stanley Gardner [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
December 13, 1942: "My Captain and I", by Louis Adamic [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
February 14, 1943: "You Can't Fool a Marine", by Natalie Marcin (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
April 18, 1943: "The Average American", by Erle Stanley Gardner [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
May 9, 1943: "Private McGarry 'Gambler'", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
June 6, 1943: "Elementary, My Dear McGarry", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
July 25, 1943: "McGarry Gets a Mascot", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
August 1, 1943: "Enchanted World", by Herbert Hoover (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
October 17, 1943: "Ferry Pilot", by Leon Ware (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
November 28, 1943: "McGarry Takes a Trip", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
December 26, 1943: "Watch Your Step, McGarry", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
February 20, 1944: "Plenty of Room Inside", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
April 30, 1944: "McGarry, His Mouse and the Human Fiend", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
May 21, 1944: "'Enery Earns His Shoes", by Leon Ware (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
May 28, 1944: "McGarry and the Topkick", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
July 2, 1944: "The Brats", by Oscar Schisgall (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
July 9, 1944: "'Enery Goes Native", by Leon Ware (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
August 27, 1944: "Descent Into China", by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
October 29, 1944: "The Eyes of China", by Erle Stanley Gardner [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
November 26, 1944: "Your Prisoner, McGarry!", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
December 3, 1944: "Julie's Doing All Right", by Frederick Laing (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
January 14, 1945: "Jungle Taxis", by Corey Ford [Permissions] and Alastair MacBain (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
January 28, 1945: "McGarry and the Glamour Girl", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
February 4, 1945: "Eisenhower's Toughest Flight", by Kenneth S. Davis (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
May 27, 1945: "McGarry Asked For It", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
March 24, 1946: "Big Tooth Yang", by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
March 31, 1946: "Is Spring a Good Thing?", by Ogden Nash [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
July 21, 1946: "The Reluctant Waiter", by Ludwig Bemelmans [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
October 20, 1946: "The Killer Wore a Gray Hat: A Mystery Short Story of 4000 Words", by Allan Vaughan Elston (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
March 16, 1947: "Meet Me In Hell" (Labours of Hercules, No. 12), by Agatha Christie [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
April 13, 1947: "McGarry and the Memory Wizard", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
June 1, 1947: "What's Your Diploma Worth?", by Philip Wylie [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
June 8, 1947: "McGarry and the Kidnappers", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
June 22, 1947: "Incident at Wang's Corners", by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
September 28, 1947: "Priority to Washington", by Jerome Weidman [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
October 26, 1947: "McGarry and the Hallowe'en Devil", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
December 21, 1947: "Breathless Bogata", by Ray Josephs (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
December 21, 1947: "McGarry and the Christmas Handout", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
December 21, 1947: "We Go Together", by Gertrude Schweitzer (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
December 28, 1947: "The Trouble with Michael", by Alec Waugh [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
February 1, 1948: "A Man of His Own", by Corey Ford [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
June 2, 1948: "Air Force Mutt", by Corey Ford [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
July 11, 1948: "Dalstroy: The Secret of Stalin's Gold", by Corey Ford [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
July 18, 1948: "Don't Go Back, Judy!", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
July 25, 1948: "Flying Inside a Hurricane", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
August 8, 1948: "McGarry and the Super Sleuth", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
September 5, 1948: "We Keep House the Navy Way", by William J. Lederer [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section. It also gives The Skipper Surprised His Wife as an additional title.)
September 19, 1948: "Emily Post Invades Russia", by Robert Magidoff (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
October 3, 1948: "Look Homeward, Dusty", by Gladys Taber (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
November 7, 1948: "Channel Ten", by Eric Hatch (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
December 5, 1948: "The Mind Reader", by Eric Hatch (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
December 5, 1948: "Where's the Fire, McGarry?", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
December 26, 1948: "No, My Darling Daughter", by Oliver La Farge [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
March 13, 1949: "Hollywood Rebound", by Richard Martin Stern [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
March 13, 1949: "The Man Inside", by Jerome Weidman [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
April 3, 1949: "We've Got to Pretend", by Eric Hatch (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
April 17, 1949: "McGarry Joins the Easter Parade", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
May 8, 1949: "The Things They Said", by Eric Hatch (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
May 22, 1949: "Savage Flight", by Oliver La Farge [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
June 12, 1949: "Hour of Danger", by Eric Hatch (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
August 7, 1949: "Second Sight", by Eric Hatch (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
September 11, 1949: "McGarry Takes to the Woods", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
September 18, 1949: "He Couldn't Tell Her", by Corey Ford [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
October 23, 1949: "Dan McGarry: The Unsung Hero", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
November 13, 1949: "Ride to Glory", by Eric Hatch (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
November 20, 1949: "What Would They Say?", by Jerry Brondfield (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
December 4, 1949: "Lady Couldn't Explain", by Ellery Queen [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
January 15, 1950: "College Queen", by William Brandon (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
January 29, 1950: "Murder Without Clues", by Ellery Queen [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
February 5, 1950: "This Takes Courage", by Eric Hatch (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
February 19, 1950: "McGarry and the Television Frame-Up", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
February 26, 1950: "Why Love Your Enemy?", by Fulton Oursler (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
March 19, 1950: "She Hooked a Husband", by Corey Ford [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
March 26, 1950: "Birth of a Salesman", by P. G. Wodehouse [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
April 2, 1950: "Sound of Blackmail", by Ellery Queen [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
June 4, 1950: "McGarry and the Lady Sherlock", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
June 18, 1950: "Love Hunts a Hidden Treasure", by Ellery Queen [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
June 18, 1950: "A Slightly Broken Romance", by P. G. Wodehouse [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
July 9, 1950: "Mystery of the 3 Dawn Riders", by Ellery Queen [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
October 8, 1950: "A Kiss for the Lieutenant", by Arthur Gordon (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
November 5, 1950: "Let's Take a Trip Up the Nile", by Arthur Gordon (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)
November 5, 1950: "Witch of Times Square", by Ellery Queen [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies This Week magazine section.)

Additional note

Most CCE contribution renewals specifically mentioning the Boston Herald are in the This Week section. This Week was a Sunday supplement that was included in multiple newspapers, and that had its own issue and contribution copyright renewals, beginning in 1935. See its copyright information page for more details.

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