This Week Magazine

Copyright information

Title:	This Week Magazine
Title note:	Sunday newspaper supplement, 1935-1969
Also known as:	This Week
More information:	Wikipedia article; Wikidata
First issue:	February 24, 1935 (v. 1 no. 1)
First renewed issue:	March 17, 1935 (v. 1 no. 4); see 1963 January-June
First renewed contribution in:	February 24, 1935; see 1962 January-June
See also:	The Boston Herald, The Buffalo Times, The Oregon (Sunday) Journal

Renewed issues

This includes all active issue renewals through 1935. It might not show all renewals past that date.

March 17, 1935 (v. 1 no. 4)
March 24, 1935 (v. 1 no. 5)
March 31, 1935 (v. 1 no. 6)
April 7, 1935 (v. 1 no. 7)
April 14, 1935 (v. 1 no. 8)
April 21, 1935 (v. 1 no. 9)
April 28, 1935 (v. 1 no. 10)
May 5, 1935 (v. 1 no. 11)
May 12, 1935 (v. 1 no. 12)
May 19, 1935 (v. 1 no. 13)
May 26, 1935 (v. 1 no. 14)
June 2, 1935 (v. 1 no. 15)
June 9, 1935 (v. 1 no. 16)
June 16, 1935 (v. 1 no. 17)
June 23, 1935 (v. 1 no. 18)
June 30, 1935 (v. 1 no. 19)
July 7, 1935 (v. 1 no. 20)
July 14, 1935 (v. 1 no. 21)
July 21, 1935 (v. 1 no. 22)
July 28, 1935 (v. 1 no. 23)
August 4, 1935 (v. 1 no. 24)
August 11, 1935 (v. 1 no. 25)
August 18, 1935 (v. 1 no. 26)
August 25, 1935 (v. 1 no. 27)
September 1, 1935 (v. 1 no. 28)
September 8, 1935 (v. 1 no. 29)
September 15, 1935 (v. 1 no. 30)
September 22, 1935 (v. 1 no. 31)
September 29, 1935 (v. 1 no. 32)
October 6, 1935 (v. 1 no. 33)
October 13, 1935 (v. 1 no. 34)
October 20, 1935 (v. 1 no. 35)
October 27, 1935 (v. 1 no. 36)
November 3, 1935 (v. 1 no. 37)
November 10, 1935 (v. 1 no. 38)
November 17, 1935 (v. 1 no. 39)
November 24, 1935 (v. 1 no. 40)
December 1, 1935 (v. 1 no. 41)
December 8, 1935 (v. 1 no. 42)
December 15, 1935 (v. 1 no. 43)
December 22, 1935 (v. 1 no. 44)
December 29, 1935 (v. 1 no. 45)
January 5, 1936 (v. 1 no. 46)
January 12, 1936 (v. 1 no. 47)
January 19, 1936 (v. 1 no. 48)
January 26, 1936 (v. 1 no. 49)

Renewed contributions

This includes all active contribution renewals through 1949. It might not show all renewals past that date.

February 24, 1935: "The Hate Match", by Virginia Faulkner
February 24, 1935: "The Purple Heart", by Rupert Hughes
March 3, 1935: "Destiny Danced Twice", by Rupert Hughes
March 24, 1935: "Laughing Gas" (part 1 of 6), by P. G. Wodehouse [Permissions]
March 31, 1935: "Laughing Gas" (part 2 of 6), by P. G. Wodehouse [Permissions]
April 7, 1935: "Laughing Gas" (part 3 of 6), by P. G. Wodehouse [Permissions]
April 14, 1935: "Laughing Gas" (part 4 of 6), by P. G. Wodehouse [Permissions]
April 21, 1935: "Laughing Gas" (part 5 of 6), by P. G. Wodehouse [Permissions]
April 28, 1935: "Laughing Gas" (part 6 of 6), by P. G. Wodehouse [Permissions]
May 5, 1935: "The Man Without a Home: The Story of John Howard Payne" (part 1 of 6), by Rupert Hughes
May 12, 1935: "The Man Without a Home: The Story of John Howard Payne" (part 2 of 6), by Rupert Hughes
May 19, 1935: "The Man Without a Home: The Story of John Howard Payne" (part 3 of 6), by Rupert Hughes
May 26, 1935: "Fugitive Gold" (part 1 of 7), by Erle Stanley Gardner [Permissions]
May 26, 1935: "The Man Without a Home: The Story of John Howard Payne" (part 4 of 6), by Rupert Hughes
June 2, 1935: "Fugitive Gold" (part 2 of 7), by Erle Stanley Gardner [Permissions]
June 2, 1935: "The Man Without a Home: The Story of John Howard Payne" (part 5 of 6), by Rupert Hughes
June 9, 1935: "Fugitive Gold" (part 3 of 7), by Erle Stanley Gardner [Permissions]
June 9, 1935: "The Man Without a Home: The Story of John Howard Payne" (part 6 of 6), by Rupert Hughes
June 16, 1935: "Fugitive Gold" (part 4 of 7), by Erle Stanley Gardner [Permissions]
June 23, 1935: "Fugitive Gold" (part 5 of 7), by Erle Stanley Gardner [Permissions]
June 30, 1935: "Birth of America's Eagle", by Rupert Hughes
June 30, 1935: "Fugitive Gold" (part 6 of 7), by Erle Stanley Gardner [Permissions]
July 7, 1935: "After Many Days", by Phyllis Duganne
July 7, 1935: "Fugitive Gold" (part 7 of 7), by Erle Stanley Gardner [Permissions]
July 14, 1935: "Farewell to Legs", by P. G. Wodehouse [Permissions]
December 1, 1935: "A Letter From China" (part 1 of 3), by Ben Ames Williams [Permissions]
December 8, 1935: "A Letter From China" (part 2 of 3), by Ben Ames Williams [Permissions]
December 8, 1935: "Warning", by James Hopper
December 15, 1935: "The Frame-Up" (part 1 of 6), by Erle Stanley Gardner [Permissions]
December 15, 1935: "A Letter From China" (part 3 of 3), by Ben Ames Williams [Permissions]
December 22, 1935: "The Frame-Up" (part 2 of 6), by Erle Stanley Gardner [Permissions]
December 29, 1935: "The Frame-Up" (part 3 of 6), by Erle Stanley Gardner [Permissions]
January 5, 1936: "The Frame-Up" (part 4 of 6), by Erle Stanley Gardner [Permissions]
January 12, 1936: "The Frame-Up" (part 5 of 6), by Erle Stanley Gardner [Permissions]
January 12, 1936: "Problem at Sea", by Agatha Christie [Permissions]
January 19, 1936: "The Frame-Up" (part 6 of 6), by Erle Stanley Gardner [Permissions]
January 19, 1936: "Right vs. Left in France", by John Gunther
January 19, 1936: "Section 213" (part 1 of 6), by Rupert Hughes
January 26, 1936: "Section 213" (part 2 of 6), by Rupert Hughes
February 2, 1936: "Section 213" (part 3 of 6), by Rupert Hughes
February 2, 1936: "Triangle at Rhodes", by Agatha Christie [Permissions]
February 9, 1936: "Section 213" (part 4 of 6), by Rupert Hughes
February 16, 1936: "As Advertised", by Oscar Schisgall
February 16, 1936: "Section 213" (part 5 of 6), by Rupert Hughes
February 23, 1936: "Section 213" (part 6 of 6), by Rupert Hughes
March 22, 1936: "Who Was to Blame", by Alec Waugh [Permissions]
June 21, 1936: "Smart Aleck", by James Hopper
July 12, 1936: "The Magic Cup of Jade", by Mignon G. Eberhart [Permissions]
July 19, 1936: "This is My Wife" (part 1 of 5), by I. A. R. Wylie
July 26, 1936: "This is My Wife" (part 2 of 5), by I. A. R. Wylie
August 2, 1936: "The Quality of Mercy", by Vincent Sheean
August 2, 1936: "This is My Wife" (part 3 of 5), by I. A. R. Wylie
August 9, 1936: "This is My Wife" (part 4 of 5), by I. A. R. Wylie
August 16, 1936: "This is My Wife" (part 5 of 5), by I. A. R. Wylie
September 13, 1936: "Teeth of the Dragon" (part 1 of 6), by Erle Stanley Gardner [Permissions]
September 20, 1936: "Teeth of the Dragon" (part 2 of 6), by Erle Stanley Gardner [Permissions]
September 27, 1936: "Hidden Treasure", by P. G. Wodehouse [Permissions]
September 27, 1936: "Teeth of the Dragon" (part 3 of 6), by Erle Stanley Gardner [Permissions]
October 4, 1936: "Teeth of the Dragon" (part 4 of 6), by Erle Stanley Gardner [Permissions]
October 4, 1936: "Turn About", by Ben Ames Williams [Permissions]
October 11, 1936: "Teeth of the Dragon" (part 5 of 6), by Erle Stanley Gardner [Permissions]
October 18, 1936: "Teeth of the Dragon" (part 6 of 6), by Erle Stanley Gardner [Permissions]
November 8, 1936: "For Valour", by I. A. R. Wylie
December 10, 1936: "Thumbs Down on Judy", by Fannie Kilbourne
January 10, 1937: "Heart Balm" (part 1 of 4), by Rupert Hughes
January 17, 1937: "Heart Balm" (part 2 of 4), by Rupert Hughes
January 24, 1937: "Heart Balm" (part 3 of 4), by Rupert Hughes
January 31, 1937: "Heart Balm" (part 4 of 4), by Rupert Hughes
March 14, 1937: "Pride", by Richard Sherman
March 21, 1937: "Under the Knife" (part 1 of 4), by Erle Stanley Gardner [Permissions]
March 28, 1937: "Under the Knife" (part 2 of 4), by Erle Stanley Gardner [Permissions]
April 4, 1937: "Under the Knife" (part 3 of 4), by Erle Stanley Gardner [Permissions]
April 11, 1937: "Under the Knife" (part 4 of 4), by Erle Stanley Gardner [Permissions]
June 27, 1937: "The Princess Recalls Her One Adventure", by Edna St. Vincent Millay [Permissions]
September 12, 1937: "Mr. Chips Meets a Sinner", by James Hilton [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies the Buffalo Times edition.)
November 7, 1937: "Hero's Son", by Ben Ames Williams [Permissions]
December 19, 1937: "I Believe", by James Hilton [Permissions]
January 9, 1938: "Star Dust", by Margaret Ayer Barnes (There are two renewal records in CCE for this contribution, one specifying the Pacific Coast edition.)
January 30, 1938: "A Blind Date With Death" (part 1 of 4), by Erle Stanley Gardner [Permissions]
February 6, 1938: "A Blind Date With Death" (part 2 of 4), by Erle Stanley Gardner [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies the Buffalo Times edition.)
February 13, 1938: "A Blind Date With Death" (part 3 of 4), by Erle Stanley Gardner [Permissions]
February 13, 1938: "The Tide in the Hyacinths", by Kenneth Perkins
February 13, 1938: "Turn in the Road", by Max Brand
February 20, 1938: "A Blind Date With Death" (part 4 of 4), by Erle Stanley Gardner [Permissions]
March 13, 1938: "My Song Yankee Doodle", by Carl Glick
March 20, 1938: "On the Knees of the Gods", by Hugh Walpole [Permissions]
April 24, 1938: "Flower of Hell", by Max Brand
July 3, 1938: "Ocean Gold" (part 1 of 4), by Augustus Muir
July 10, 1938: "Ocean Gold" (part 2 of 4), by Augustus Muir
July 17, 1938: "Ocean Gold" (part 3 of 4), by Augustus Muir
July 24, 1938: "Ocean Gold" (part 4 of 4), by Augustus Muir
August 14, 1938: "Strawberry Ice Cream Soda", by Irwin Shaw [Permissions]
September 11, 1938: "Far From Dead", by MacKinlay Kantor [Permissions]
November 6, 1938: "The House of Three Candles", by Erle Stanley Gardner [Permissions]
March 26, 1939: "See You in the Funnies", by Ben Ames Williams [Permissions]
April 16, 1939: "You Never Can Tell, Ladies", by I. A. R. Wylie
May 21, 1939: "Talk Facts, About China", by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions]
July 2, 1939: "Magnificant Fool (The Folly of Mama Sullivan)", by Ben Ames Williams [Permissions]
July 30, 1939: "Sea Witch", by Robert E. Pinkerton (Renewal record specifies the Buffalo Times edition.)
August 27, 1939: "Hideout in Heaven", by Samuel W. Taylor (Renewal record specifies the Oregon Sunday Journal, Pacific Coast edition.)
September 3, 1939: "Invisible Enemy", by Agatha Christie [Permissions]
September 10, 1939: "The Disappearance of Winnie King", by Agatha Christie [Permissions]
September 10, 1939: "Grandmas Can Get Tough, Too", by Richard Connell [Permissions]
September 17, 1939: "The Vulture Women", by Agatha Christie [Permissions]
September 24, 1939: "Midnight Madness", by Agatha Christie [Permissions]
October 15, 1939: "Glamor Girl With Wings", by Roy Chapman Andrews (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
November 26, 1939: "No Choice", by Samuel W. Taylor (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
December 10, 1939: "The Flower That Did Not Grow", by Richard Connell [Permissions]
December 10, 1939: "I Remember", by Robert Nathan
December 31, 1939: "Grit", by Ben Ames Williams [Permissions] (There are two renewal records in CCE for this contribution, one specifying the Eastern edition, and one specifying the Pacific Coast edition.)
December 31, 1939: "How to Make New Year's Resolutions", by W. C. Fields [Permissions]
December 31, 1939: "Revenge in a Beauty Shop", by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions]
January 7, 1940: "Procession of Song", by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions]
January 14, 1940: "Mrs. Whitaker's Secret", by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions]
January 21, 1940: "Snake at a Picnic", by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions]
January 28, 1940: "Gold Mine", by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions]
February 11, 1940: "From Little Things", by Sherwood Anderson [Permissions]
February 18, 1940: "The Care of Babies", by W. C. Fields [Permissions]
February 25, 1940: "Carry Your Own Suitcase", by Sinclair Lewis [Permissions]
March 10, 1940: "How to Figure Your Income Tax", by W. C. Fields [Permissions]
March 31, 1940: "Oh, the Big Words", by Sherwood Anderson [Permissions]
April 21, 1940: "Little Shot", by Samuel W. Taylor
May 5, 1940: "Indian Magic", by Erle Stanley Gardner [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
May 5, 1940: "Murder Mountain", by Agatha Christie [Permissions]
May 12, 1940: "The Poison Cup", by Agatha Christie [Permissions]
May 19, 1940: "Vanishing Lady", by Agatha Christie [Permissions]
May 26, 1940: "Weird Monster", by Agatha Christie [Permissions]
June 2, 1940: "Grandma Steps Out", by Richard Connell [Permissions]
June 9, 1940: "Lord Jitters", by Roy Chapman Andrews (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
June 16, 1940: "We Are All Small Towners", by Sherwood Anderson [Permissions]
August 11, 1940: "Hurry, Charlie, Hurry", by Luke Short (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
August 18, 1940: "The Iron Man", by Frederick Laing
August 18, 1940: "Is This a Dagger", by Sinclair Lewis [Permissions]
September 8, 1940: "McGarry and His Mouse", by Matt Taylor
September 22, 1940: "McGarry, His Mouse and the Beautiful Doll", by Matt Taylor
November 10, 1940: "Grim Hunt, Hen Pheasant", by Ben Ames Williams [Permissions]
December 8, 1940: "Forbidden Message", by Allan Vaughan Elston
December 8, 1940: "The Inside Story", by Joseph Harrington
December 15, 1940: "The Mannerly Murderer", by Matt Taylor
December 22, 1940: "Iron, a Man's Foes" (part 1 of 2), by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions]
December 29, 1940: "Iron, a Man's Foes" (part 2 of 2), by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions]
January 19, 1941: "The Man Who Came to Life", by Samuel W. Taylor
February 2, 1941: "Fellow Trouper", by Sinclair Lewis [Permissions]
March 16, 1941: "McGarry, His Mouse and the Great Gang War", by Matt Taylor
April 6, 1941: "Wrong Son", by Samuel W. Taylor
April 13, 1941: "McGarry, His Mouse and the Four Weird Brothers", by Matt Taylor
April 13, 1941: "You Never Know Who", by Hugh Walpole [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
April 20, 1941: "Soft Guy", by Frederick Laing
April 27, 1941: "Stolen Day", by Sherwood Anderson [Permissions]
May 18, 1941: "I Was a Bad Boy", by Sherwood Anderson [Permissions]
July 13, 1941: "Break Through", by I. A. R. Wylie (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
July 13, 1941: "McGarry, His Mouse and the Helpful Stranger", by Matt Taylor
July 27, 1941: "McGarry, His Mouse and the Mysterious Wedding Guest", by Matt Taylor
August 17, 1941: "Close Shave", by Frederick Laing
August 24, 1941: "McGarry, His Mouse and the Lady With a Past", by Matt Taylor
August 31, 1941: "Cure for a Liar", by Max Brand
September 14, 1941: "But Not for Glory", by Jay Wilson
October 19, 1941: "How I Got That Way", by Ilka Chase (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
November 2, 1941: "Strange Jest", by Agatha Christie [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
November 16, 1941: "Tape-Measure Murder", by Agatha Christie [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
November 23, 1941: "Last Minute McGarry", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
December 7, 1941: "Glamor Boy", by Frederick Laing
December 14, 1941: "Don't be Soft, McGarry", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
December 21, 1941: "Prayer for a Child", by Rachel Field (There are two renewal records in CCE for this contribution, one specifying the Boston Herald edition, and one specifying the Oregon Journal edition.)
January 11, 1942: "McGarry's Up a Tree", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
January 11, 1942: "A Soldier is Born", by Erskine Caldwell [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
April 26, 1942: "Speak Up Eric", by Frederick Laing (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
June 7, 1942: "McGarry, His Mouse and the Redheaded Brat", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
June 14, 1942: "The World at Her Feet", by Rupert Hughes (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
July 5, 1942: "Jailbird", by Frederick Laing (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
July 19, 1942: "Prospector's Fire", by Richard Martin Stern [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
July 26, 1942: "The Temple Bells They Say", by Allan Vaughan Elston (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
November 22, 1942: "Hot Pilot", by Corey Ford [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
November 22, 1942: "Private McGarry", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
December 6, 1942: "The False Fire", by Erle Stanley Gardner [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
December 13, 1942: "My Captain and I", by Louis Adamic [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
February 14, 1943: "You Can't Fool a Marine", by Natalie Marcin (There are two renewal records in CCE for this contribution, one specifying the Boston Herald edition, and one specifying the Oregon Journal edition.)
April 18, 1943: "The Average American", by Erle Stanley Gardner [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
April 25, 1943: "Meet a Hero", by Louis Adamic [Permissions]
May 9, 1943: "Private McGarry 'Gambler'", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
June 6, 1943: "Elementary, My Dear McGarry", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
July 25, 1943: "McGarry Gets a Mascot", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
August 1, 1943: "Enchanted World", by Herbert Hoover (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
October 17, 1943: "Ferry Pilot", by Leon Ware (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
November 28, 1943: "McGarry Takes a Trip", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
December 12, 1943: "'Enery", by Leon Ware
December 26, 1943: "Watch Your Step, McGarry", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
February 20, 1944: "Plenty of Room Inside", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
April 30, 1944: "McGarry, His Mouse and the Human Fiend", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
May 21, 1944: "'Enery Earns His Shoes", by Leon Ware (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
May 28, 1944: "McGarry and the Topkick", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
July 2, 1944: "The Brats", by Oscar Schisgall (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
July 9, 1944: "'Enery Goes Native", by Leon Ware (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
August 27, 1944: "Descent Into China", by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
October 29, 1944: "The Eyes of China", by Erle Stanley Gardner [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
November 26, 1944: "Your Prisoner, McGarry!", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
December 3, 1944: "Julie's Doing All Right", by Frederick Laing (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
January 14, 1945: "Jungle Taxis", by Corey Ford [Permissions] and Alastair MacBain (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
January 28, 1945: "McGarry and the Glamour Girl", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
February 4, 1945: "Eisenhower's Toughest Flight", by Kenneth S. Davis (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
April 22, 1945: "A Boy and a Girl in a Tank", by Richard E. Lauterbach
May 27, 1945: "McGarry Asked For It", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
March 24, 1946: "Big Tooth Yang", by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
March 31, 1946: "Is Spring a Good Thing?", by Ogden Nash [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
April 7, 1946: "The Pig That Spoke in French", by Helen Waite Papashvily
July 21, 1946: "The Reluctant Waiter", by Ludwig Bemelmans [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
July 7, 1946: "McGarry, Mental Giant", by Matt Taylor
August 18, 1946: "Prodigal's Brother", by Allan Vaughan Elston
September 15, 1946: "White Canary", by Erle Stanley Gardner [Permissions]
October 20, 1946: "The Killer Wore a Gray Hat: A Mystery Short Story of 4000 Words", by Allan Vaughan Elston (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
October 27, 1946: "The Girl He Adored", by Gertrude Schweitzer
December 1, 1946: "McGarry and the Girl Fullback", by Matt Taylor
December 29, 1946: "The Boy With the Green Hair", by Betsy Beaton
March 16, 1947: "Meet Me In Hell" (Labours of Hercules, No. 12), by Agatha Christie [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
April 13, 1947: "McGarry and the Memory Wizard", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
April 20, 1947: "Story Between the Lines", by Allan Vaughan Elston (Renewal record specifies the Oregon Journal edition.)
June 1, 1947: "What's Your Diploma Worth?", by Philip Wylie [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
June 1, 1947: "A Woman Who Saw Red", by Allan Vaughan Elston (Renewal record specifies the Oregon Journal edition.)
June 8, 1947: "McGarry and the Kidnappers", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
June 22, 1947: "Incident at Wang's Corners", by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
July 13, 1947: "The Perfect Secretary", by Allan Vaughan Elston (Renewal record specifies the Oregon Journal edition.)
September 28, 1947: "Priority to Washington", by Jerome Weidman [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
October 5, 1947: "Tap, Tap, Tap", by Allan Vaughan Elston (Renewal record specifies the Oregon Journal edition.)
October 26, 1947: "McGarry and the Hallowe'en Devil", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
November 9, 1947: "Message Delayed", by Allan Vaughan Elston (Renewal record specifies the Oregon Journal edition.)
December 21, 1947: "Breathless Bogata", by Ray Josephs (There are two renewal records in CCE for this contribution, one specifying the Boston Herald edition, and one specifying the Oregon Journal edition.)
December 21, 1947: "McGarry and the Christmas Handout", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
December 21, 1947: "We Go Together", by Gertrude Schweitzer (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
December 28, 1947: "The Trouble with Michael", by Alec Waugh [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
January 4, 1948: "The Defense Rests", by Allan Vaughan Elston (Renewal record specifies the Oregon Journal edition.)
February 1, 1948: "A Man of His Own", by Corey Ford [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
June 2, 1948: "Air Force Mutt", by Corey Ford [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
July 11, 1948: "Dalstroy: The Secret of Stalin's Gold", by Corey Ford [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
July 18, 1948: "Don't Go Back, Judy!", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
July 25, 1948: "Flying Inside a Hurricane", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
August 8, 1948: "McGarry and the Super Sleuth", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
September 5, 1948: "We Keep House the Navy Way", by William J. Lederer [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition. 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 the Boston Herald edition.)
September 19, 1948: "She Didn't Expect a Pelican", by Richard Martin Stern [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies the Oregon Journal edition.)
October 3, 1948: "The Champion Goes Home", by Gladys Taber (Renewal record specifies the Oregon Journal edition.)
October 3, 1948: "Look Homeward, Dusty", by Gladys Taber (There are two renewal records in CCE for this contribution, one specifying the Boston Herald edition, and one specifying the Oregon Journal edition.)
October 24, 1948: "The Last Quarter", by Jerome Weidman [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies the Oregon Journal edition.)
November 7, 1948: "Channel Ten", by Eric Hatch (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
December 5, 1948: "The Mind Reader", by Eric Hatch (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
December 5, 1948: "Where's the Fire, McGarry?", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
December 26, 1948: "No, My Darling Daughter", by Oliver La Farge [Permissions] (There are two renewal records in CCE for this contribution, one specifying the Boston Herald edition, and one specifying the Oregon Journal edition.)
March 13, 1949: "Hollywood Rebound", by Richard Martin Stern [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
March 13, 1949: "The Man Inside", by Jerome Weidman [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
April 3, 1949: "We've Got to Pretend", by Eric Hatch (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
April 17, 1949: "McGarry Joins the Easter Parade", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
May 8, 1949: "The Things They Said", by Eric Hatch (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
May 22, 1949: "Savage Flight", by Oliver La Farge [Permissions] (There are two renewal records in CCE for this contribution, one specifying the Boston Herald edition, and one specifying the Oregon Journal edition.)
June 12, 1949: "Hour of Danger", by Eric Hatch (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
August 7, 1949: "Second Sight", by Eric Hatch (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
September 25, 1949: "Marvin, the Successful Ghost", by Ed McNamara (Renewal record specifies the Oregon Journal edition.)
October 2, 1949: "Democracy by Dissent", by Erle Stanley Gardner [Permissions]
September 11, 1949: "McGarry Takes to the Woods", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
September 18, 1949: "He Couldn't Tell Her", by Corey Ford [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
October 23, 1949: "Dan McGarry: The Unsung Hero", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
November 13, 1949: "Ride to Glory", by Eric Hatch (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
November 20, 1949: "What Would They Say?", by Jerry Brondfield (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
December 4, 1949: "Lady Couldn't Explain", by Ellery Queen [Permissions] (There are two renewal records in CCE for this contribution, one specifying the Boston Herald edition, and one specifying the Oregon Journal edition.)
January 15, 1950: "College Queen", by William Brandon (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
January 29, 1950: "Murder Without Clues", by Ellery Queen [Permissions] (There are two renewal records in CCE for this contribution, one specifying the Boston Herald edition, and one specifying the Oregon Journal edition.)
February 5, 1950: "This Takes Courage", by Eric Hatch (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
February 19, 1950: "McGarry and the Television Frame-Up", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
February 19, 1950: "Present for Minna", by Richard Martin Stern [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies the Oregon Journal edition.)
February 26, 1950: "Why Love Your Enemy?", by Fulton Oursler (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
March 19, 1950: "She Hooked a Husband", by Corey Ford [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
March 26, 1950: "Birth of a Salesman", by P. G. Wodehouse [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
April 2, 1950: "Sound of Blackmail", by Ellery Queen [Permissions] (There are two renewal records in CCE for this contribution, one specifying the Boston Herald edition, and one specifying the Oregon Journal edition.)
May 14, 1950: "Flight From Berlin", by Arthur Gordon (Renewal record specifies the Oregon Journal edition.)
June 4, 1950: "McGarry and the Lady Sherlock", by Matt Taylor (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
June 18, 1950: "Love Hunts a Hidden Treasure", by Ellery Queen [Permissions] (There are two renewal records in CCE for this contribution, one specifying the Boston Herald edition, and one specifying the Oregon Journal edition.)
June 18, 1950: "A Slightly Broken Romance", by P. G. Wodehouse [Permissions] (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
July 9, 1950: "Mystery of the 3 Dawn Riders", by Ellery Queen [Permissions] (There are two renewal records in CCE for this contribution, one specifying the Boston Herald edition, and one specifying the Oregon Journal edition.)
October 8, 1950: "A Kiss for the Lieutenant", by Arthur Gordon (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
November 5, 1950: "Let's Take a Trip Up the Nile", by Arthur Gordon (Renewal record specifies the Boston Herald edition.)
November 5, 1950: "Witch of Times Square", by Ellery Queen [Permissions] (There are two renewal records in CCE for this contribution, one specifying the Boston Herald edition, and one specifying the Oregon Journal edition.)

Additional notes

This Sunday newspaper supplement was originally published by the New York Herald Tribune, but also appeared in many other Sunday newspapers in the course of its run. Some contribution renewals are for material that appeared in specific local editions of This Week.

A 1967 renewal for E. Phillips Oppenheim's story collection 'General Besserley's Second Puzzle Box' (1940) mentions that it was published serially in This Week from April 24, 1938 to February 26, 1939. Exact dates for each story are not specified, and the renewal specifies 'additions' made for the book, but it's possible that this renewal could also cover his stories published here in 1939.

A 1968 renewal for W. C. Fields' book 'Fields for President' (1940) mentions that it was published serially in This Week from October 15, 1939 to March 10, 1940. Exact dates for each installment are not specified, but this renewal could cover the installments published here in 1940.

Page information

Page responsibility:	John Mark Ockerbloom (ockerblo (at) pobox (dot) upenn (dot) edu)
Last updated:	October 21, 2025
Machine-readable format:	JSON

The preparers of this page do not represent the publishers or the rightsholders of this publication. To the best of their knowledge, the information in it is correct, and complete within any limits specified above. It may still have inadvertent errors and omissions, however; if you know of any, please contact the page maintainer shown above. This page is not legal advice.

Edited by John Mark Ockerbloom (onlinebooks@pobox.upenn.edu)
Data on this copyright information page is CC0. See OBP copyrights and licenses.