Public Domain Magazine Secrets 1 © 2008 the Public Domain Expert Tony’S Public Domain Magazine Secrets

Tony’s Secret Strategies for Finding and Using Public Domain Magazines to Create Great Info Products

By Tony Laidig

www.publicdomainblog.com www.thepublicdomainexpert.com www.tonysyardsale.com

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If you have ever attempted to create your own information products, then you have no doubt faced the challenge of producing the content. We need content for our products, content for our blogs, content for our e-zines, content for our autoresponders, content for our Squidoo lenses, content for our articles…I think you get the picture…we NEED content and LOTS of it! When you get right down to it, content only comes one of three ways. You can: Write it, Buy it or Borrow it.

Writing your own e-book, articles or blog entries can be very rewarding. I enjoy writing almost as much as I enjoy graphic design, but writing your own content can also be an extremely frustrating process as well. Sitting there staring at a blank computer screen is NOT my idea of a good time. When the ideas are flowing, writing your own content is great. When the well dries up, it totally sucks! Of course, if you don’t enjoy writing, then you have a problem.

Another popular approach to obtaining content is to buy it, and you have a few options. Your first option is to hire a ghostwriter to write the content for you. Now I’ve worked with quite a few ghostwriters over the years—both good and bad— and one thing seems consistent with most of them…they’re not cheap. Of course, a great ghostwriter is worth their weight in gold and will usually cost you that much, and to go with a lesser known writer can be risky. Even with having friends who are writers, this is not my first choice (it’s not my second or third either).

Your second option for purchasing content is to use PLR (private label rights) content. This is content that someone hired a ghostwriter to write for the purpose of selling it without rights. This can be a great option for finding content for your niche, but beware…not all PLR content is created equal. There’s a lot of crap out

Public Domain Magazine Secrets 4 © 2008 The Public Domain Expert there! Now I buy a lot of PLR content and have made some decent money from it. There’s just one problem that bugs me about it…I’m never the only one using it! A thousand other people may own the same content. Some will make changes to it, if they’re smart, but most will pass the content on as-is, and before you know it, it’s relegated to giveaways, bonuses and dime sales. Finally, we have the option to borrow our content. This is one of my favorite options. What I mean by “borrow” is that we take what someone else has written or produced…a work whose copyright has expired and is in the Public Domain…and we create a new hybrid product. Public Domain content provides a vast treasure trove of books, articles, artwork, photographs, videos, audios, sheet music, software and more…and it’s all available for us to use freely for any purpose we choose—legally!

One of the most overlooked sources of great content from the Public Domain is magazines. There are literally hundreds of thousands of magazines (each with many more issues) that are in the Public Domain. While many of these magazines are not currently available in digital form, some digitizing initiatives, such as Google Books and Live Search Books, are beginning to include certain magazines as a part of their scanning priorities.

You can probably think of quite a few info product creators who are using ghostwriters, PLR content and even Public Domain books for their content, but I bet you can’t name five people (probably not even one) who are using content from Public Domain magazines…and THAT’S what makes it sweet! It’s a largely untapped goldmine!

There are a few reasons why using magazine content is potentially so attractive over other forms of available content:

1) Magazine articles and stories offer content in bite-sized chunks. Where a book will offer hundreds of pages of content to have to wade through,

2) Public Domain magazines are almost completely untapped as a resource for content. They’re off the radar, so to speak, and that offers great opportunity to the one who finds magazines relevant to their niche.

3) Magazines offer a wealth of info-product opportunities because, in addition to the stories and articles, you also have the covers, ads, illustrations and more to create additional or related products from.

Where to Find the Magazines Working with magazine content is often a three-step process. You have to:

1) Identify magazines that may have the content you need

2) Find copies of the magazines you identify

3) Capture the content

The first challenge is to find magazines that are relevant to your niche. This takes some research, but there are some excellent resources available to help you. Following is a list of the best resources for identifying magazines that may have the content you’re searching for:

• A History of American Magazines, Volume 1, 1741-1850 by Frank Luther Mott • A History of American Magazines, Volume II, 1850-1865 by Frank Luther Mott • A History of American Magazines, Volume III, 1865-1885 by Frank Luther Mott

Public Domain Magazine Secrets 6 © 2008 The Public Domain Expert • A History of American Magazines, Volume IV, 1885-1905 by Frank Luther Mott • A History of American Magazines, Volume V, 1905-1930 by Frank Luther Mott • Old Magazines: Identification & Value Guide by Richard E. Clear, David T. Alexander • Old Magazines with Year 2003 Price Guide • Collectible Magazines: Identification and Price Guide by David K. Henkel • The Classic Era of American Pulp Magazines by Peter Haining

Most of these reference books are available for sale on Amazon.com, but are also available in many local libraries (remember those?).

While searching for magazine content, you will also want to take advantage of magazine indexes as well. These are publications that reference topics and authors that have been published by many of the popular magazines. This information is extremely helpful, especially if you are looking for writings by a specific author or for specific niche topics. Here is a listing of the best known and most popular indexes:

• Readers’ Guide to Periodical Literature • Poole’s Index to Periodical Literature • American Periodicals, 1741-1900 • American Periodicals, 18th century • American Periodicals, 1850-1900, Civil War and Reconstruction • International Index to Periodicals (1920-1955) • Cumulated Magazine Subject Index, 1907-1949 • Nineteenth Century Readers’ Guide to Periodical Literature, 1890-1899 • Literary Index to American Magazines, 1850-1900 • Comprehensive Index to English-Language Little Magazines, 1890-1970

Please note that a number of the above indexes can be found at Google Books (books.google.com) and LiveSearch Books (books.live.com). Here is an excerpt from Poole’s Index to Periodical Literature - 1882 Supplement:

Once you’ve identified a number of magazines that may have great content for your niche, the next step is to locate those magazine issues. I would always begin by searching online, just because you never know what people are scanning to get online…and that available content increases daily. Head over to Google and type in the title of the magazine you’re searching for. You may find what you’re looking for quickly. I would also recommend search Wikipedia.org. I’ve had quite a bit of success with finding magazine content online thanks to Wikipedia. Also, don’t forget about eBay…I’ve purchased a ton of Public Domain magazines through eBay. It’s simply the largest place to find nearly anything in the world.

Lastly, you may want to consider WorldCat (www.worldcat.org). WorldCat offers the inventories of the world’s libraries at your fingertips. For locating periodicals,

Public Domain Magazine Secrets 8 © 2008 The Public Domain Expert go to the website and click on “Advanced Search.” Then, enter your keyword (niche topic); select your language; select “Serials / Magazines / Newspapers” from the “Format” dropdown menu; and type in your year range (such as 1700 to 1923). Below is an example of what the screen should look like:

You will then receive the results. Click on one of the entries and enter your zip code to find out which libraries have copies of the periodical you’re interesting, and then make a trip to the library to check it out…it’s that simple!

There are also numerous offline sources for finding magazine issues as well, including: Yard sales, flea markets, antique shops, used bookstores, libraries, attics, your grandparents, book shows and sales (check out Book Sale Finder

Public Domain Magazine Secrets 9 © 2008 The Public Domain Expert http://www.booksalefinder.com) and more. While it can be challenging at times to locate the magazines you’re interested in, it can also be a lot of fun if you like the thrill of the hunt.

15 Ways to Use Magazine Content for Info Products As I mentioned earlier, there are many opportunities available for using content from magazines that are in the Public Domain. I have pulled together 15 different ways to turn that magazine content into profitable information products.

• Use articles written by the same author to create a new printed book or e-book Many magazines have authors who contribute articles or stories on a regular basis. They also often feature guest authors. Pulling together all the articles or a collection of articles or stories written by a specific author can be a great way to create a new in-demand product from magazines, especially if the author was well-known.

Example: Jack London’s, No Mentor but Myself is a collection of articles, essays, reviews, and letters on writing and writers, and was pulled together by editor, Dale Walker. While Jack London did indeed “write” the book, its contents were never available in this form until collected together by the editor.

• Collect theme articles from various magazines to create a new book or e-book There is a lot of opportunity for using magazine articles written about a common theme (or niche). You can organize each article into a chapter for a new book and include however many articles necessary to complete your desired page count.

• Read magazine articles or short stories to create an audiobook There are thousands of short stories in the Public Domain that were published in magazines. You could easily read them and then offer the audios as downloads or on CD.

Example: All Novels Magazine has many issues in the Public Domain and could offer many stories for you to read for creating audio products.

• Use magazine articles as blog content Producing fresh content for your blog can be a daunting task. Writing the content yourself takes time and PLR content runs the risk of duplication. Most articles, stories and poems from magazines in the Public Domain are not available online, so you don’t have to worry about duplicate content. It can also save you lots of writing time.

Example: I started a blog using content from a magazine called, Keith’s Magazine on Home Building, which features designs for 100’s of homes from the early 1900’s. You can view the blog site here: http://www.tonysyardsale.com/homes.

• Use magazine “how-to” articles as the foundation material for “how- to” DVDs A number of early magazines featured “how-to” articles, and many of those articles are still relevant today. By demonstrating the instructions within the article (building a deck, grooming your dog, etc.) with your video camera running, you can easily create a number of great “how-to” videos to sell in your niche.

Public Domain Magazine Secrets 11 © 2008 The Public Domain Expert Example: The Public Domain magazine, Modern Mechanics included a regular feature in every issue called, For the Handy Man, which offered plans for making or building a variety of projects, from furniture to larger house projects. Demonstrate these projects on video for your own Handy Man DVDs.

• Use magazine ads, articles and book reviews to find Public Domain books relevant to your niche Nearly all magazines include advertising, and some also include book reviews, book excerpts and guest articles. These can become great leads to help you discover other Public Domain works in your niche.

Example: The New Thought magazine, The Nautilus (which has many issues in the Public Domain), always featured ads for self-help books, as well as book lists, reviews and guest authors and has helped me find countless works in the Public Domain for that niche.

• Collect short stories or poems to create a new book or e-book Many magazines from the past featured short stories and poetry. As a matter of fact, many magazines were devoted to short stories based on a specific theme, like mysteries, sports, detectives, etc. Many of these stories have not been read for a generation or two and could be enjoyed once again.

Example: One magazine that has issues in the Public Domain is Aldine Detective Tales. Collect the best detective stories from several issues and release them in book form through Lulu.com, with you as the editor. You can even write an introduction for each story for a more personal touch.

Public Domain Magazine Secrets 12 © 2008 The Public Domain Expert • Use magazine article content to build Adsense-focused websites As with Public Domain books, magazines in the Public Domain offer tons of opportunity for fresh, unused content for building websites focused on and optimized for Adsense ads.

Example: Focus your webpages on content from a specific magazine or specific genre, such as articles from the Public Domain magazine, Bulldog Breed Library. You could also supplement the content with bulldog photos from the Public Domain.

• Use magazine content to build websites to sell on eBay or SitePoint Selling websites can be a very lucrative business, but, as with everything, you need content. After identifying niche demands for certain content sites, you could use magazine articles from the Public Domain to not only create the site, but create a product or autoresponder series for the site as well. Then, when it’s finished, flip it.

Example: There are thousands of magazine articles available in the Public Domain in the alternative health niche. Collect articles on specific health remedies, like detoxing your body, then create your site to sell.

• Collect ads as a print or e-book reference guide Advertising has existed as long as magazines have. There is real value in pulling together ads from old magazines based on year, theme, artist, brand, etc.

Example: Collects ads that feature classic train routes and create a reference guide from them.

Public Domain Magazine Secrets 13 © 2008 The Public Domain Expert • Republish ads on CD/DVD If you have access to large numbers of ads from several related magazines, scanning and offering them on CD or DVD could make a great resource to sell on eBay or through your Yahoo store.

Example: Harper’s Bazaar was America’s first fashion magazine, debuting in 1867. Offering collections of all the ads from those early magazine issues would serve as an interesting survey of the changes in American fashion.

• Collect covers as a print or e-book reference guide Many of the more popular early magazines often published artwork created by some of the most famous artists of the day, from Currier and Ives to Norman Rockwell. Many of these prized images have been forgotten or lost to today’s general public.

Example: Offer a printed reference collection of magazine covers by artist. Some good starting places for research are included below: http://www.artcadeonline.com/memories/covers.asp http://www.philsp.com/ http://www.magazineart.org/ http://www.gono.com/adart/adartgallery.php

• Republish covers on CD/DVD Offering magazine covers on CD or DVD can serve as a reference collection for art enthusiasts or source material for graphic designers.

Example: Offer images on disc by theme, by year, by artist, etc.

Public Domain Magazine Secrets 14 © 2008 The Public Domain Expert • Print ads as posters Old magazine ads make great posters for the nostalgic at heart, and with the advent of wide-format inkjet printers, it’s extremely easy to reproduce them. I’ve purchased them myself.

Example: Offer popular ads as posters, unframed, framed, in limited edition counts, etc. on eBay, online specialty stores and more.

• Print covers as posters As with the magazine ads, magazine covers make great posters as well.

Example: Offer covers as art deco posters, unframed, framed, in limited edition counts, etc. on eBay, online specialty stores and more.

Copyright, Trademark and Privacy Rights The copyright rules for books apply to magazines as well. Basically, any magazine published before 1923 is in the Public Domain, and magazines published between 1923 and 1964 had to have the copyrights renewed in the 28th year. There are three exceptions you have to be aware of when dealing with magazines, journals and periodicals:

• Trademark Issues • Publicity and Privacy Rights • Contributor Copyrights

The first two issues are primarily only valid if you are planning to republish certain magazine ads or covers, while the third one covers both articles and artwork.

A trademark is a word, device, symbol, name, or combination of any of these elements intended or used in business to distinguish and identify the products of

Public Domain Magazine Secrets 15 © 2008 The Public Domain Expert one company or seller from products sold or manufactured by others, and indicate sources of the products. To make it simple, a brand name defines a trademark.

Understanding the distinction between a copyright and trademark is necessary because the differences between the two can really come into play with Public Domain magazines. It is possible to find magazine resources that are in the Public Domain but are still protected by trademark. A good example of this would be an ad advertising Coca-Cola from a 1922 magazine. The magazine may be in the Public Domain, but Coca-Cola retains the trademark control of their brand.

Privacy and publicity rights reflect separate and distinct interests from copyright interests. When using materials from a magazine, specifically with covers and ads, you bear the responsibility of making individualized determinations as to whether privacy and publicity rights are implicated by the nature of the materials and how you may wish to use those materials.

While copyright protects the copyright holder’s property rights in the work or intellectual creation, privacy and publicity rights protect the interests of the person(s) who may be the subject(s) of the work or intellectual creation. Issues pertaining to privacy and publicity may arise when a researcher contemplates the use of letters, diary entries, photographs or articles in visual, audio, and print formats found in magazines (and other venues).

While an individual’s right to privacy generally ends when the individual dies, publicity rights associated with the commercial value connected with an individual’s name, image or voice may continue. For example, many estates or representatives of famous authors, musicians, actors, photographers, politicians, sports figures, celebrities, and other public figures continue to control and license the uses of those figures’ names, likenesses, etc.”

Public Domain Magazine Secrets 16 © 2008 The Public Domain Expert An example of this would be where you have located a Public Domain resource that contains a photograph of Elvis. Because of Publicity Rights held by his estate, you cannot use any likeness of Elvis for commercial gain, even if it is in the Public Domain. Of course, even if you avoided images altogether, there is still MORE content available from magazines in the Public Domain than you or I will be able to use in our lifetimes.

Contributor Copyrights come into play when dealing with magazine, journal and periodical issues that were published between 1923 and 1964. In some cases, an issue of a magazine could be in the Public Domain, but some of the contributed articles or artwork could still be covered by copyright if they were copyrighted independently from the magazine. If you want to use an article or illustration from this time period, you can check contributor copyright renewals at http://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/cce/index.html. Click on the year of renewal for the magazine issue in question (if the magazine was published in 1924, you would choose the year 1952, but I would also suggest checking 1951 and 1953). You would then scroll down to the section titled, “Renewals for Periodical Submission” and click on the page link that corresponds to the last name of the author OR the title of the article (I would check both). If your article or author is not listed, you should be free and clear to use it. The same is true with illustrations, although the link I provided does not include listings for all the artwork renewals.

Here is an example of what the copyright renewal entries look like:

Public Domain Magazine Secrets 17 © 2008 The Public Domain Expert A Few Examples of Magazine Content Choosing examples of content was actually kind of hard because there are so many to choose from. I chose to include a few magazine covers to show you the diversity of content available to you. The examples I offer here should give you a basic cross-section of just a little of what’s out there, from cover art to articles and stories.

There are magazines that touch nearly any niche you can imagine. The magazines represented here are a little “taste” of what is in store for you as you begin to dig into this treasure trove!

There are many examples of “how-to” articles from magazines in the Public Domain. Here is one from a regular feature in Modern Mechanics.

Short stories were VERY popular in many of the early magazines and could be offered again to a new generation of readers. The artwork on many of the magazine covers was also quite interesting!

Public Domain Magazine Secrets 20 © 2008 The Public Domain Expert Is Your Magazine Issue in the Public Domain? A Step-by-Step Approach So you’ve found a magazine that has content you want to use, now what? I am going to take you step-by-step through the process using a magazine from my library.

Step One: Identify Magazine Title, Publish Date, Volume and Issue The magazine I am going to use for this case study is the following:

Nautilus Magazine of New Thought, June 1929, Vol. 31, Issue 8

Step Two: Check Copyright Renewal Listings, Beginning on Page The listings for magazine titles that begin with the letter “N” begin on page 79. As you can see (by checking there), there are no listings for the Nautilus Magazine. That is a very good sign meaning this issue is most likely in the Public Domain. For the sake of this case study, we will also verify the entry against the Copyright Renewal Entries.

Step Three: Verify Entry in Copyright Renewal Registrations In order for a magazine to maintain the copyright status for their publication, the copyright had to be renewed in the 28th year after first publication. If it wasn’t renewed, the issue is in the Public Domain. Our case study magazine issue was published in 1929, so we would add 28 years to that date to come to a renewal date of 1957. For the sake of being thorough, I also like to check the year before and the year after the renewal year. Here is how you do it:

Public Domain Magazine Secrets 21 © 2008 The Public Domain Expert We will use the Catalog of Copyright Entries page at the University of Pennsylvania website (http://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/cce/index.html). On that page, scroll down until you see the year, “1957” and click on that link. Toward the bottom of the page, you will see a listing for “Renewals for Periodicals.” The listings are grouped in alphabetical order. You will also notice that the listings are in two groups, January – June and July – December. We will check both to be safe. To check the status for our case study magazine, Nautilus Magazine, we want to first click on the link: Page 173 (John Martin's Book - New York Herald Tribune (start)). This will bring up a GIF image of that registration page. The entry where our magazine listing should be looks like this:

You will notice that our magazine is NOT listed there. That’s a good sign. We’ll go ahead and do the same thing for the July – December entry, Page 368 (Journal of Biological Chemistry - New York Herald Tribune (start)), where we will discover that the magazine is not listed there either. Finally, I follow the same procedure for the years 1956 and 1958 just to be safe, and fin that there are no listings for that magazine or that issue. Therefore, we can safely conclude that

Step Four: Check Copyright Renewal for Individual Article Submissions I mentioned earlier that, while a magazine may be in the Public Domain, articles within the magazine could potentially still be protected by copyright if the author renewed the copyright in the 28th year. Here is how to check for that renewal.

On page 25 of our case study magazine, there is an article I like, titled, “How Do I Treat My Eyes When They Seem to Need Glasses?” by Brown Landone. I’ve been asking myself that same question lately. It seems that 15 years of staring at a computer screen every day is catching up to me. Anyway, I want to verify if this article has been renewed by the author, so I go back to the Catalog of Copyright Renewals page and click on my renewal year again, 1957. You will see a listing for: Renewals for Books and Submissions to Periodicals. Again, this is in alphabetical order. For this process, we have two options, we can either, a) Download the listed TIF images that correspond to the page where we should find our listing (page 722, where Landone should be listed), or b) A link is provided for transcribed versions of the pages at Gutenberg.org. We’re going to choose “b.” By the way, you will notice again that the listings are broken up into two sections, as before. We will check both.

Public Domain Magazine Secrets 23 © 2008 The Public Domain Expert Click on the provided link to go to Gutenberg.org and then click on the link, Accented Text (576K). A quick scroll down through the alphabetized listing shows us the following entries:

LANDON, HERMAN.

Three brass elephants. © 15Jan30; A18656. Liveright Pub. Corp. (PWH); 1Feb57; R185786.

LANDS AND PEOPLES. Editor-in-chief, Holland Thompson. With an introd. by Isaiah Bowman. Article in v.6, Beauty, wonder, wise husbandry by Holland Thompson. © on introd. & article in v.6; 24Mar30; A30592. Grolier Society, Inc. (PWH); 9Apr57; R189933.

LANGE, FLORENCE E.

The governor's daughter. Stage director's guide. © 29Oct29; AA28016. Lorenz Pub. Co. (PWH); 12Apr57; R190540.

You will notice that our author is not listed there. Good news! After checking the July – December entries, as well as the entries for 1956 and 1958, I discovered that the article was NOT renewed by the author and is therefore in the Public Domain. If you want to take the research process one step further, you can also search for the article title in the listings (use the “find” function in your browser). Now that I know that the article is in the Public Domain, all that remains is to scan the article and prepare it for use in whatever format needed!

By following these Four Steps, you will be able to verify the copyright status of ANY magazine issue or article! Good Luck!

Public Domain Magazine Secrets 24 © 2008 The Public Domain Expert What If I Live in the UK (or another country)? The copyright laws vary from country to country, so space will not permit me to share all the copyright scenarios for each country around the world. I would highly recommend that you familiarize yourself with the copyright laws that govern intellectual property rights in your own country. While I am not a copyright attorney who can help you navigate through the tangled, and sometimes, confusing web of international copyright law, I will share with you what I’ve learned and understand to be true. As an example, I’ll share how this usage of Public Domain magazine content from the United States would be view in the UK, and how the copyright laws of the UK affect its own magazines, journals and periodicals.

In the UK, the copyright laws work differently than those in the United States. The general rule of thumb concerning copyright for literary works is that the copyright expires 70 years after the death of the author or creator of the work. So if an article was published in the 1930 issue of a UK periodical, and the author died in 1934, the article would have passed into the Public Domain in the UK in 2004. However if the author of the same article did not die until 1948, the article would not pass into the Public Domain until 2018. There are some exceptions, such as, when more than one person is listed as author or creator of the work. In that case, the length of the copyright is determined as 70 years after the death of the longest lived of those individuals. So if an article was written by two authors who collaborated together, and one author died in 1934 and the other died in 1948, the copyright would remain in effect until 2018, seventy years from the death of the remaining author.

There is an excellent guide online that has been compiling the names of authors and their works who died in each year since 1700. This guide currently catalogs over 113,000 authors, and can be used to determine whose copyrights expire(d) each New Year in past and future years. You can access this guide, not only for

Public Domain Magazine Secrets 25 © 2008 The Public Domain Expert the authors of magazines, but for books and other literary works as well. Here is the web address: http://www.kingkong.demon.co.uk/abyod/abyod.htm

If you are living in the UK, but wonder about using works from the United States that are in the Public Domain there, there are a few simple tips to keep in mind.

1) The rule of the shorter term, also called the comparison of terms, is a provision in international copyright treaties that allows participating countries to limit the duration of copyright they grant to foreign works to the copyright term a work is granted in its country of origin. What that means is that many works that are now in the Public Domain in the United States will also be in the Public Domain in the foreign countries who follow the rule of shorter term. This rule is especially important regarding the copyright of works published in the United States between the years of 1923 and 1964 but were not renewed, such as the magazines we’re talking about in this e-book.

For every country that follows the rule of the shorter term, these magazine issues are ALSO in the Public Domain, provided their copyright was NOT renewed and the author’s copyright was NOT renewed, just like in the United States. However, there is an exception to this rule in the UK. The United Kingdom followed the rule of the shorter term before 1956, but didn’t follow it during the years, 1956-1996. Then in 1996, the UK began to follow it again. So what does that mean to individuals in the UK? Simply this…magazines, journals and periodicals (as well as books and other literary works) that were published in the United States during 1923 through 1928 and did NOT have their copyrights renewed in their 28th year (the latter being 1956) are NOW in the Public Domain in the UK as well. Works that were published in the United States between the years of 1929 and 1963 whose copyrights were not renewed, must follow the UK

Public Domain Magazine Secrets 26 © 2008 The Public Domain Expert copyright laws in effect during that time, meaning the life of the author plus 70 years. So as of this current year, 2008, any article published in an American magazine from the time period of 1929-1963, and the copyright was NOT renewed in the United States, is in the Public Domain in the UK, IF the author(s) died before 1938.

2) Selling in the United States. A number of savvy internet marketers who are based in the UK have been using a simple method to get around this US-UK copyright dilemma. The “secret” is simply this: Keep all the elements of your Public Domain-based products based in the United States. The way you would accomplish that is to have your website set up as a .com and hosted on a server in the United States. Also, use a United States-based payment processor (like Clickbank or PayDotCom). You’ll also want to make sure you mention that your product is in the Public Domain in the United States and that copyright restrictions may apply in other countries. Adding a line or two to your disclaimer should take care of it. By taking this approach, you can avoid most of the copyright issues mentioned above entirely. Of course the safest bet of all when using magazine content from the United States is to stick with magazine content published before 1923 (or before 1928 if the copyright wasn’t renewed). Then, thanks to the rule of the shorter term, your content will definitely be in the Public Domain and no further actions should be necessary.

3) A Few Exceptions. There are a few exceptions to the copyright rules shared above (you knew it, right?) that can affect those in the UK (and other countries). I’m not going to go into a lot of detail with them, but I do want to point them out to you. These exceptions involve works that are in the Public Domain in the United States but were written by non-US citizens. There are two primary examples to consider here:

Public Domain Magazine Secrets 27 © 2008 The Public Domain Expert a. Was the author a non-US citizen? If the work was first published in the United States in a magazine, journal or periodical that is now in the Public Domain, but the author was a citizen of another country, the copyright laws of the country where the author maintained citizenship apply (author’s life + 70 years in many cases).

b. Was the article published in a country other than the US first? If the work was first published in another country and then later published in the United States, the copyright laws of the first country apply (author’s life + 70 years in many cases).

For a fairly complete, up-date-list of the copyright rules for various countries around the world, check out Wikipedia’s listing here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries%27_copyright_length

Public Domain Magazine Secrets 28 © 2008 The Public Domain Expert Periodicals with Copyright Renewals Below is a list of periodicals and their first copyright renewals, if any. This information was gathered from the copyright renewal entries found online at http://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/cce/index.html. Most periodicals published in the US prior to 1964 had to renew their issue copyrights after 28 years in order to retain copyright on the issue. The list below should include all of the more than 1000 periodicals that renewed between 1950 and 1977, and selected periodicals that renewed between 1978 and 1992, or that did not renew their copyrights. As mentioned earlier, article and artwork contributions may have been renewed separately from the magazine issue. You can also research contributor renewals at the website listed above.

Please also note that not all periodicals kept renewing issues once they started. Some of the periodicals listed here may have only renewed certain issues, or stopped after a certain point. Don’t assume that all issues after the first renewal shown here are necessary under copyright as well. Also, even though this is not a complete listing of ALL magazines and periodicals (it primarily references magazines and periodicals published between the years of 1923 and 1964), it is still an excellent reference and provides vital information as a starting point for your magazine, journal and periodical research. Of the approximately 200,000 periodical titles that are estimated to have been published between 1923 and 1964, only 1,300 seem to have copyright renewals on file. That means that there is a HUGE number of periodicals in the Public Domain! In other words, if your magazine, periodical or journal in question ISN’T in the following list, it’s likely that it is in the Public Domain. I am currently working on a complete listing of magazines, journals and periodicals with issues in the Public Domain and hope to have it available within the first quarter of 2008.

Let me give you an example of how to use the Periodical Copyright Renewal list to identify magazines and periodicals in the Public Domain. As an example, you will find the following entry in the listing below:

• Astounding Stories: issues renewed from October 1933 (v. 12 no. 2); see 1960 Jul-Dec

The listing includes the following important information: The magazine name (Astounding Stories), the issues renewed (from October 1933, v.12 no.2) and the date for the copyright renewal entry (1960 Jul-Dec). According to this listing, ANY issues BEFORE October 1933 should be in the Public Domain…that’s 11 volumes of content. Out of curiosity, I checked the previous years’ renewal listings for any earlier issues of the magazine and none were listed, so I feel pretty safe in saying that those issues are indeed in the Public Domain.

• The A. A. Grapevine: issues renewed from April 1946 (v. 2 no. 11); see 1974

• Abbott’s Digest of All the New York Reports: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• The Accountants Digest: issues renewed from Sep. 1935 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1963 Jul-Dec

• Accounting Research Bulletins: issues renewed from April 1940 (no. 5); see 1968

• Ace G-Man Stories: issues renewed from May-June 1936 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1963 Jul-Dec

• Ace-High Detective Magazine: issues renewed from August 1936 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1963 Jul-Dec

• Ace-High Western Magazine: issues renewed from August 1936 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1963 Jul-Dec

• Ace-High Western Stories: issues renewed from February 1940 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1967; see also Ace-High Western Magazine

• Acoustical Society of America Journal: issues renewed from July 1946 (v. 18 no. 1); see 1974

• Action Comics: issues renewed from June 1938 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1965

• Action Novels: issues renewed from Dec. 1928 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1956 Jul- Dec

• Action Stories: issues renewed from Nov. 1928 (v. 8 no. 3); see 1956 Jul- Dec

• Actual Romances: issues renewed from October 1949 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Adult Class: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal is January-March 1946 (v. 40 no. 1) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Advance Trade Bulletin From House and Garden: issues renewed from Mar. 1928; see 1955 Jul-Dec

• Adventure: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jul-Dec

• Adventure Comics: issues renewed from November 1938 (v. 3 no. 2); see 1966

• Adventures of Alan Ladd: issues renewed from October-November 1949 (no. 1); see 1977 Jan-Jun

• The Adventures of Bob Hope: issues renewed from February-March 1950 (no. 1); see 1978 Jan-Jun

• The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet: see Ozzie and Harriet

• Ainslee’s: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Ainslee’s Smart Love Stories: see Ainslee’s

• Air Ace: issues renewed from January 1944 (v. 2 no. 1); see 1970

• Air Life: “consult copyright office”; see 1970; first cataloged renewal for March 1943 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Air Progress: issues renewed from July 1942 (v. 1 no. 5); see 1969

• Air Trails: issues renewed from Oct. 1928 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1955 Jul-Dec

• Air Trails Pictorial: issues renewed from Nov. 1942 (v. 18 no. 2); see 1969; see also Air Trails

• Air War: issues renewed from Fall 1940 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1967

• Air World: see Flying Models Including Flying Aces and Air World; see 1976 Jan-Jun; standalone title not seen in renewals

• Alaska Reports: volumes prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jul-Dec

• The Alaska Sportsman: issues renewed from September 1947 (v. 13 no. 9); see 1974

• The Alcoholics Anonymous Grapevine: see The A. A. Grapevine

• All Aces: issues renewed from April 1936 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1963 Jul-Dec

• All American Comics: issues renewed from March 1940 (v. 1 no. 12); see 1967

• All American Comics Western: see All American Comics

• All-American Fiction: issues renewed from November 1937 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1964

• All American Western: see All American Comics

• All-Flash: see All-Flash Quarterly

• All-Flash Quarterly: issues renewed from Summer 1941 (no. 1); see 1969

• All Football Stories: “consult copyright office”; see 1975; first cataloged renewal for December 1947 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• All Funny Comics: issues renewed from Winter 1943 (v. 1); see 1971

• All in One Want Ad News: issues renewed from April 20, 1939 (v. 1 no. 2); see 1966

• All Mystery: issues renewed from October-December 1950; see 1977 Jul- Dec

• All Select Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1971; first cataloged renewal for 1943 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• All Star Comics: issues renewed from June-July 1941 (v. 1 no. 5); see 1969

• All Star Detective: “consult copyright office”; see 1970; first cataloged renewal is May 1942 (v. 1 no. 3) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• All Star Sports: see Street & Smith’s All Star Sports

• All-Story: issues renewed from Oct. 5, 1929 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1956 Jul-Dec; see also Argosy-Allstory Weekly

• All-Story Love: see All-Story

• All-Story Love Tales: see All-Story

• All Story Munsey: see All-Story, Munsey’s Magazine

• All Surprise Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1971; first cataloged renewal for Fall 1943 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• All Teen Comics: issues renewed from January 1947 (v. 1 no. 20); see 1977 Jul-Dec

Public Domain Magazine Secrets 33 © 2008 The Public Domain Expert • All True Crime Cases: “consult copyright office”; see 1975; first cataloged renewal (for All True Crime Cases Comics) is February 1948 (v. 1 no. 26) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• All-Western: issues renewed from April-June 1950; see 1977 Jan-Jun; related to All Western Winners?

• All Western Winners: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jul-Dec; first cataloged renewal is for February 1949 (v. 1 no. 3) recorded in 1977 Jul- Dec. Related to Western Winners?

• All Winners: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jul-Dec; first cataloged renewal for August 1948 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• All Winners Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1969; first cataloged renewal for Summer 1941 (v. 1. no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Allsports: issues renewed from Midwinter 1945-1946 (v. 5 no. 6); see 1973

• Amazing Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1972; first cataloged renewal for Fall 1944 (v. 1. no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Amazing Detective Cases: “consult copyright office”; see 1969; first cataloged renewal is for June 1941 (v. 1 no. 5) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Amazing Mysteries: “consult copyright office”; see 1977 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal is for May 1949 (v. 1 no. 32) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• American: issues renewed from December 3, 1945 (no. 41); see 1973

• American Academy of Political and Social Science Annals: see The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science

• American Artist: issues renewed from November 1946 (v. 10 no. 9); see 1974

• American Association of Petroleum Geologists Bulletin: issues renewed from Jan. 1927 (v. 11 no. 1); see 1955 Jan-Jun

• The American Benedictine Review: issues renewed from March 1950 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1977 Jan-Jun

• American Ceramic Society Journal: Ceramic Abstracts: issues renewed from November 1, 1946 (v. 29 no. 11); see 1974

• American Chemical Society Journal: issues renewed from January 10, 1940 (v. 62 no. 1); see 1967

• American Digest (West Publishing): issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• American Druggist: issues renewed from Oct. 1930 (v. 82 no. 4); see 1957 Jul-Dec

• The American Eagle (Popular Library): issues renewed from August 1941 (v. 23 no. 1); see 1968

• American Eagles (Popular Library): see The American Eagle

• American Hereford Journal: issues renewed from July 15, 1923 (v. 14 no. 6); see 1950 Jul-Dec

• American Heritage: issues renewed from September 1949 (no. 1); see 1976 Jul-Dec

• American Historical Review: issues renewed from January 1931 (v. 36 no. 2); see 1958 Jul-Dec

• The American Home: issues renewed from January 1933 (v. 9 no. 2); see 1960 Jul-Dec

• American Institute of Architects Bulletin: issues renewed from September 1949 (v. 3 no. 5); see 1976 Jul-Dec

• American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers Journal: issues renewed from October 1937 (v. 5 no. 4); see 1965

• The American Journal of Clinical Pathology: issues renewed from October 1940 (v. 10 no. 10); see 1968

• American Journal of International Law: issues renewed from Jan. 1929 (v. 23 no. 1); see 1957 Jan-Jun

• American Journal of Orthopsychiatry: issues renewed from Jan. 1931 (v. 1 no. 2); see 1958 Jul-Dec

• The American Journal of Physiology: issues renewed from January 1, 1945 (v. 143 no. 1); see 1972

• American Journal of Police Science: see The Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology (incorporation into the latter noted in 1975 renewals; previous standalone run not seen in renewals)

• The American Journal of Psychology: issues renewed from October 1941 (v. 54 no. 4); see 1969

• American Law Institute Restatement of the Law of Contracts: volumes renewed from May 6. 1932 (v. 1); see 1959 Jul-Dec

• American Law Reports: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• The American Legion Magazine: issues renewed from November 1944 (v. 37 no. 5); see 1972

• American Literature: issues renewed from November 1943 (v. 15 no. 3); see 1971

• American Maritime Cases: issues renewed from October 1936 (v. 14 no. 9); see 1964

• American Mathematical Society Bulletin: issues renewed from Deptember 1945 (v. 51 no. 9); see 1973

• American Mathematical Society Transactions: issues renewed from July 1944 (v. 56 no. 1); see 1972

• The American Mercury: issues renewed from May 1924 (v. 2 no. 5); see 1952

• The American Missionary: no issue renewals found in CCE

• American-Naturlife-Protector: issues renewed from October 1946 (v. 36 no. 1035); see 1974

• American Quarterly: issues renewed from Spring 1949 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1977 Jan-Jun

• The American Rifleman: issues renewed from January 1943 (v. 91 no. 1); see 1970

• The American Scholar: issues renewed from March 1932 (v. 1 no. 2); see 1960 Jan-Jun

• American Scientist: issues renewed from October 1942 (v. 30 no. 4); see 1970

• The American Sentinel: issues renewed from December 15, 1939 (no. 3); see 1967

• American Sky Devils: “consult copyright office”; see 1970; first cataloged renewal for July 1942 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• American Slavic and East European Review: issues renewed from August 1945 (v. 4 no. 8-9); see 1973

• American Society of International Law Proceedings: issues renewed from April 27-29, 1939; see 1966

• The American Woman: issues renewed from March 1937 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1964

• Americans at Work (CBS): issues renewed from October 12, 1939 (no. 21); see 1967

• America’s Best Comics: issues renewed from September 1942 (v. 1 no. 2); see 1970

• Analytical Chemistry: issues renewed from January 15, 1948 (v. 20 no. 1); see 1975; see also Industrial and Engineering Chemistry (analytical edition); name oscillates a bit at first

• Anesthesiology: issues renewed from July 1941 (v. 2 no. 4); see 1969

• Animal Antics: issues renewed from March-April 1946 (no. 1); see 1973

• Animal Life: issues renewed from May-June 1945 (v. 1 no. 9); see 1973

• Animated Funny Comic Tunes: “consult copyright office”; see 1971; first cataloged renewal for Summer 1944 (v. 1 no. 16) recorded in 1977 Jul- Dec

• Animated Movie Tunes: see Animated Movie Tunes Comics

• Animated Movie Tunes Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1973; first cataloged renewal for Fall 1945 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Annals of Mathematics: issues renewed from July 1945 (v. 46 no. 3); see 1973

• The Annals of Medical History: issues renewed from Jan. 1937 (new series, v. 9 no. 1); see 1964

• The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science: volumes renewed from Nov. 1931 (v. 158); see 1959 Jul-Dec

• Annie Oakley: “consult copyright office”; see 1975; first cataloged renewal for Spring 1948 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• The Anthonian: issues renewed from January 1933 (v. 7 no. 1); see 1961 Jan-Jun

• The Antioch Review: issues renewed from March 1941 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1969

• Antiques: issues renewed at least as far back as January 1923 (v. 3 no. 1); see 1950 Jan-Jun

• AOPA Newsletter: issues renewed from July 30, 1948; see 1976 Jan-Jun

• The AOPA Pilot: issues renewed from August 1948 (v. 8 no. 8); see 1976 Jan-Jun

• Apparel Arts: issues renewed from Christmas 1931 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1959 Jul-Dec

Public Domain Magazine Secrets 38 © 2008 The Public Domain Expert • The Appraisal Journal: issues renewed from January 1940 (v. 8 no. 1); see 1968; see also American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers Journal

• The Arab Chronicle (Hills Bros. Coffee): issues renewed from April 1933; see 1961 Jan-Jun

• Archie Comics: issues renewed from Winter 1942 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1970

• Archie’s Girls Betty and Veronica: issues renewed from 1950 (no. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Archie’s Pal Jughead Comics: issues renewed from December 1950 (v. 1 no. 3); see 1977 Jul-Dec; continuation of the Reggie title below?

• Archie’s Rival Reggie: issues renewed from 1950 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Architectural Forum: issues renewed from April 1932 (v. 56 no. 4); see 1959 Jan-Jun

• Architectural Forum and Supplement: see Architectural Forum

• Archives of Biochemistry: issues renewed from October 1942 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1969

• Argosy: see Argosy-Allstory Weekly

• Argosy-Allstory Weekly: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jul-Dec

• Arizona Quarterly: issues renewed from Summer 1945 (v. 1 no. 2); see 1973

• Arkansas Decisions Reported in the Southwestern Reporter: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• The Arkham Sampler: issues renewed from Winter 1948 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1975

• Armor: see The Armored Cavalry Journal (continuation)

• The Armored Cavalry Journal: issues renewed from Jul-Aug 1946 (v. 55 no. 4); see 1974; see also The Cavalry Journal (continuation?)

• Army-Navy Flying Stories: issues renewed from Fall 1942 (v. 1 no. 2); see 1970

• Art News: issues renewed from September 1944 (v. 43 no. 11); see 1972

• Artnews: see Art News

• Association for Computing Machinery Journal: issues renewed from January 1954 (v. 1 no. 1); see registered works database

• Astonishing Stories: issues renewed from February 1940 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1967

• Astounding Science Fiction: see Astounding Stories

• Astounding Stories: issues renewed from October 1933 (v. 12 no. 2); see 1960 Jul-Dec

• Athlete: issues renewed from August 1939 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1966

• The Atlantic Monthly: issues renewed from July 1934 (v. 154 no. 1); see 1962 Jan-Jun

• Atlantic Reporter: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Audubon Magazine: issues renewed from Sep-Oct 1947 (v. 49 no. 5); see 1975

• Authors’ League Bulletin: issues renewed from June 1942 (v. 1 no. 3 -- new series? ALBs can be found back to 1913); see 1970

• The Avenger: issues renewed from September 1939 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1966

• Awful Oscar: “consult copyright office”; see 1977 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal is for June 1949 (v. 1 no. 11) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Baby Talk: issues renewed from Feb. 1938 (v. 3 no. 2); see 1965

• Bacteriological Reviews: issues renewed from June 1940 (v. 4 no. 2); see 1968

• Baptist Leader: “consult copyright office”; see 1973; first cataloged renewal is for January 1946 (v. 7 no. 10) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Barron’s: issues renewed from January 6, 1941 (v. 21 no. 1); see 1968

• Barron’s National Business and Financial Weekly: see Barron’s

• Batman: issues renewed from Spring 1940 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1967; see also Detective Comics

• Battle Bird: see Battle Birds

• Battle Birds: issues renewed from February 1940 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1967

• Beauty Fair: issues renewed from Dec-Jan. 1947 [sic] (v. 2 no. 5); see 1976 Jan-Jun

• Beginners Teacher’s Quarterly: issues renewed from October 1, 1941 (v. 28 no. 1); see 1969

• Best Comics: issues renewed from November 1939 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1967

• Best Crossword Puzzles: issues renewed from 1941 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1968

• Best Detective Cases: “consult copyright office”; see 1975; first cataloged renewal for April 1948 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Best Detective Magazine: issues renewed from Nov. 1929 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1956 Jul-Dec

• Best Detective Novel of the Month: “consult copyright office”; see 1971; first cataloged renewal for 1942 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

Public Domain Magazine Secrets 41 © 2008 The Public Domain Expert • Best Detective Selection: “consult copyright office”; see 1971; first cataloged renewal for 1942 (v. 1 no. 4) recorded 1977 Jul-Dec; may be continuation of Best Detective Novel of the Month

• Best Love Magazine: “consult copyright office”; see 1970; first cataloged renewal for January 1943 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Best Sports: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for October 1947 (v. 2 no. 1) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Best Western: “consult copyright office”; see 1977 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for June 1949 (v. 1 no. 58) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Best Western Novels: “consult copyright office”; see 1974; first cataloged renewal for October 1943 (v. 4 no. 10) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Big Baseball Stories: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for May 1948 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Big-Book Detective: issues renewed from February 1942 (v. 1 no. 2); see 1969

• Big Book Sports: issues renewed from November 1947 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Big-Book Western Magazine: issues renewed from January 1936 (v. 2 no. 6); see 1963 Jul-Dec; related to The Big Magazine?

• Big Chief Western: issues renewed from October 1940 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1967

• The Big Magazine: issues renewed from March 1935 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1962 Jul-Dec

• Big Sports Magazine: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for May 1948 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Big Town: issues renewed from January 1951 (no. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Bill Barnes Air Adventurer: issues renewed from February 1934 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1961 Jan-Jun

• Bill Barnes Air Trails: see Air Trails

• Bill Barnes Comics: issues renewed from 1940 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1967

• Bill Ding News: issues renewed from v. 1 no. 8; see 1953 Jul-Dec

• Billboard: issues renewed from October 7, 1939 (v. 51 no. 40); see 1967

• Black Book Detective Magazine: issues renewed from March 1938 (v. 6 no. 4); see 1965

• The Black Mask: issues renewed at least as far back as January 1923 (v. 6 no. 10); see 1950 Jul-Dec

• Black Rider: issues renewed from March 1950 (v. 1 no. 8); see 1977 Jul- Dec

• Blaze Carson: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for September 1948 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Blaze, the Wonder Collie: “consult copyright office”; see 1977 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for October 1949 (v. 1 no. 2) recorded in 1977 Jul- Dec

• Blonde Phantom Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1975; first cataloged renewal for Winter 1946-1947 (v. 1 no. 12) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Blondie Comics: issues renewed from Spring 1947 (no. 1); see 1974

• Blondie Comics Monthly: see Blondie Comics

• Blondie in Scapegoat, Love Conquers All, Let’s Face It, and On Our Own: see Chic Young’s Blondie in Scapegoat, Love Conquers All, Let’s Face It, and On Our Own

• Blue Book Magazine: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Blue Ribbon Comics: issues renewed from February 1949 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1976 Jul-Dec

• Borzoi Battledore: issues renewed from September 1945 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1972

• Boy Commandos: issues renewed from Winter 1942-3 (no. 1); see 1970

• Boy’s Life: issues renewed from July 1934 (v. 24 no. 7); see 1962 Jan-Jun

• Brick Bradford: issues renewed from July 1948 (no. 5); see 1975

• The Bride’s Magazine: issues renewed from Autumn 1936 (v. 3 no. 1); see 1963 Jul-Dec; related to So You’re Going to Be Married?

• The Bride’s Reference Book: issues renewed from Spring 1936 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1973; see also The Bride’s Magazine

• British Ruling Cases: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Buffalo Bill Picture Stories: issues renewed from June-July 1949 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1976 Jan-Jun

• Bull’s Eye Western Stories: issues renewed from February 1935 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1962 Jul-Dec

• Bulletin for the Graphic Arts: issues renewed from 1943 (no. 2); see 1970

• Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society: see American Mathematical Society Bulletin

• Business Girl: issues renewed from March 1945 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1973

• Buz Sawyer: issues renewed from June 1948 (no. 1); see 1975

• Buz Sawyer’s Pal Sweeney: issues renewed from June 1949 (no. 4); see 1977 Jan-Jun

• Buzzy: issues renewed from Winter 1944 (no. 1); see 1972

• The Cadenza: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• The Caecilia: issues renewed from September 1934 (v. 60 no. 8); see 1962 Jul-Dec

• California Folklore Quarterly: issues renewed from January 1942 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1970

• California Law Review: issues renewed from July 1938 (v. 26 no. 5); see 1966

• Callaghan and Company’s Illinois Cumulative Quarterly Digest: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Callaghan and Company’s Illinois Digest: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Callaghan’s Iowa Digest: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Callaghan’s Wisconsin Digest: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Cancer: issues renewed from July 1948 (v. 1 no. 2); see 1976 Jul-Dec

• The Cancer Bulleton: issues renewed from July-August 1949 (v. 1 no. 3); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Candid Confessions: issues renewed from Oct. 1937 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1964

• Captain America Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1969; first cataloged renewal is for March 1941 (v. 2 no. 1) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Captain America’s Weird Tales: see Captain America Comics

• Captain Combat: issues renewed from April 1940 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1967

• Captain Future: issues renewed from Winter 1940 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1967

• Captain Marvel Story Book: issues renewed from Summer 1946 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1974

• Captain Marvel, Jr.: issues renewed from April 1945 (v. 5 no. 29); see 1973

• Captain Satan: issues renewed from March 1938 (v. 1 no. 3); see 1965

• Carl Anderson’s Henry: issues renewed from April-June 1948 (no. 2); see 1975

• Carolina Tips: issues renewed from January 1945 (v. 8 no. 1); see 1972

• Cartoon Comedy: “consult copyright office”; see 1975; first cataloged renewal for Summer 1947 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Cartoon Humor: issues renewed from January 1939 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1966

• Cases Argued in the Supreme Court of the United States: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Casey Crime Photographer: “consult copyright office”; see 1977 Jan- Junfirst cataloged renewal for August 1949 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Cash Gorman: issues renewed from June 1941 (v. 1 no. 5); see 1968

• The Catholic Biblical Quarterly: issues renewed from January 1946 (v. 8 no. 1); see 1974

• The Cavalry Journal: issues renewed from Sept.-Oct. 1939 (v. 48 no. 5); see 1967

• The Century: issues renewed at least as far back as January 1923 (v. 105 no. 3); see 1950 Jul-Dec

• Ceramic Abstracts: see American Ceramic Society Journal: Ceramic Abstracts

• The Certified Public Accountant: issues renewed from November 1937 (v. 17 no. 11); see 1965

• Character and Personality: issues renewed from September 1943 (v. 12 no. 1); see 1971

• Charm: see Your Charm

• Cheers: issues renewed from Winter 1946 (no. 13); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Chemical Abstracts: issues renewed from January 10, 1940 (v. 34 no. 1); see 1967

• Chemical and Engineering News: issues renewed from January 6, 1947 (v. 25 no. 1); see 1974

• Chemical Reviews: issues renewed from February 1941 (v. 28 no. 1); see 1968

• Chemische Berichte: issues renewed from January 1947 (v. 80 no. 1); see 1975; see also Deutsche Chemische Gesselschaft. Berichte. (continuation?)

• Chic Young’s Blondie in Scapegoat, Love Conquers All, Let’s Face It, and On Our Own: Issues renewed from 1950; see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Chicago Daily Tribune: issues renewed from July 15, 1946 (v. 105 no. 168); see 1974

• Chicago Review: issues renewed from Winter 1946 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1973

• Chicago Sunday Tribune: issues renewed from July 21, 1946 (v. 105 no. 29); see 1974

• Chicago Tribune: see Chicago Daily Tribune, Chicago Sunday Tribune

• Child Life: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Children, the Magazine for Parents: issues renewed from Oct. 1927 (v. 2 no. 10); see 1955 Jul-Dec

• Children’s Activities: issues renewed from May 1935 (v. 1 no. 5); see 1963 Jan-Jun

• Children’s Playmate: see Children’s Play Mate Magazine

• The Choir Herald: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• The Choir Leader: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Christian Science Bible Lessons: issues renewed from May 1946 (v. 57 no. 2); see 1973; see also Christian Science Quarterly

• The Christian Science Journal: issues renewed from October 1939 (v. 57 no. 7); see 1967

• The Christian Science Monitor: issues renewed from November 10, 1945 (v. 37 no. 295); see 1973

• Christian Science Quarterly: issues renewed from April-June 1946 (mostly v. 57 no. 2, but numbers may vary by edition); see 1973

• Christian Science Sentinel: issues renewed from February 1, 1941 (v. 43 no. 22); see 1969

• Ciba Symposia: issues renewed from March 1945 (v. 6 no. 12); see 1973

• Cindy Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal is for Fall 1947 (v. 1 no. 27) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Cindy Smith (Marvel): see Cindy Comics

• The Citator (various state editions): issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• City Beyond Devil’s Gate: issues renewed from January 28, 1950; see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Clinical Symposia: issues renewed from Spring 1948 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1975

• Clues: issues renewed from October 1933 (v. 30 no. 5); see 1960 Jul-Dec

• Clues Detective Stories: see Clues

• The Coin Collector’s Journal: issues renewed from April 1939 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1967

• College Humor (Popular Library): issues renewed from January 1936 (v. 1 no. 4); see 1963 Jul-Dec

• College Life: issues renewed from September 1940 (v. 19 no. 1); see 1967

• College Stories: see Street & Smith’s College Storiies

• Collier’s: issues renewed from June 6, 1931 (v. 87 no. 23); see 1959 Jan- Jun

• Comedy: issues renewed from October 1942 (v. 1 no. 3); see 1977 Jul- Dec

• Comedy Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1969; first cataloged renewal for April 1942 (v. 2 no. 9); see 1977 Jul-Dec; may also be related to Comedy (both from Marvel)

• Comic Capers: “consult copyright office”; see 1972; first caraloged renewal for Fall 1944 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Comic Capers Comics: see Comic Capers

• Comic Cavalcade: issues renewed from Winter 1942-1943 (no. 1); see 1970

• The Comic Tabloid: issues renewed from Feb. 24, 1935 (v. 1 no. 19); see 1963 Jan-Jun

• Comics and Stories: see Walt Disney’s Comics and Stories

• Commentary: issues renewed from November 1948 (v. 6 no. 5); see 1976 Jul-Dec

• The Commonweal: issues renewed from February 6, 1942 (v. 35 no. 16); see 1970

• Communications on Pure and Applied Mathematics: see Communications on Applied Mathematics

• Communications on the Science and Practice of Brewing: issues renewed from December 1937 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1965

• Complete Baseball: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jul-Dec; first cataloged renewal for Spring 1949 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Complete Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1972; first cataloged renewal for Winter 1944-1945 (v. 1 no. 2); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Complete Detective Cases: “consult copyright office”; see 1969; first cataloged renewal for December 1939 (v. 2 no. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Complete Football: issues renewed from Fall 1949 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Complete Mystery: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for August 1948 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Complete Puzzles: issues renewed from Fall 1949 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Complete Sports: “consult copyright office”; see 1970; first cataloged renewal for July 1942 (v. 4 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Complete Stories: see Complete Story Magazine

• Complete Story Magazine: issues renewed from July 1, 1924 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1951 Jul-Dec

• Complete War Novels Magazine: “consult copyright office”; see 1970; first cataloged renewal for September 1942 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Complete Western Book Magazine: “consult copyright office”; see 1970; first cataloged renewal for May 1942 (v. 14 no. 3) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• The Congressional Digest: issues renewed from March 1936 (v. 15 no. 3); see 1964

• Coo Coo Comics: issues renewed from October 1942 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1969

• Cornell Law Quarterly: issues renewed from Feb. 1935 (v. 20 no. 2); see 1963 Jan-Jun

• Cornell Law Review: see Cornell Law Quarterly

• Corpus Juris: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Cosmopolitan: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Country Gentleman: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Cowboy Romances: “consult copyright office”; see 1977 Jan-Jun; first recorded renewal for October 1949 (v. 1 no. 7) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Cowboy Stories: issues renewed from November 1933 (v. 24 no. 5); see 1960 Jul-Dec

• Cowgirl Romances: issues renewed from January 1950 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Crack-Shot Western: issues renewed from Oct.-Nov. 1939 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1966

• The Creative Thinker: issues renewed from September 12, 1941 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1968

• Crime Busters: issues renewed from November 1937 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1964

• Crime Can’t Win: issues renewed from September 1950 (v. 1 no. 41); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Crime Exposed: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for June 1948 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Crime Fighters: “consult copyright office”; see 1975; first recorded renewal for Spring 1948 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Crime Novel Selection: “consult copyright office”; see 1970; first cataloged renewal for 1943 (no. 2) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Crime Patrol: issues renewed from December 1949-January 1950 (v. 1 no. 15); see 1977 Jan-Jun

• Crime SuspenStories: volumes renewed from Oct-Nov 1950 (v. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Crossword Puzzles (Dell Pub. Co.): issues renewed from Summer 1945 (v. 11 no. 16); see 1973

• Crypt of Terror: issues renewed from April-May 1950 (v. 1 no. 17); see 1977 Jan-Jun

• Cumulative Annual Digest of Pennsylvania Decisions: see Monaghan’s Cumulative Annual Digest of Pennsylvania Decisions

• Cupid: issues renewed from December 1949 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1977 Jul- Dec

• Current Digest: see American Digest

• Current History: issues renewed from April 1937 (v. 46); see 1965

• Current History and Forum: see Current History

• Dagwood Comics: issues renewed from September 1950 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Daily Variety (Hollywood, CA): issues renewed from July 1, 1948 (v. 60 no. 19); see 1976 Jul-Dec

• Dale Evans Comics: issues renewed from Sep-Oct 1948 (no. 1); see 1976 Jan-Jun

• Danger Trail: issues renewed from July-August 1950 (no. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Dare-Devil Aces: issues renewed from Nov. 1934 (v. 8 no. 4); see 1961 Jul-Dec

• Daring Comics: issues renewed from Fall 1944 (v. 1 no. 9); see 1977 Jul- Dec

• Daring Love Novels: see 2 Daring Love Novels

• Daring Mystery Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1969; first cataloged renewal for January 1940 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• A Date With Judy: issues renewed from Oct-Nov 1947 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1975

• Dear Beatrice Fairfax: issues renewed from November 1950 (no. 5); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Deb: “consult copyright office”; see 1975; first cataloged renewal for April 1946 (v. 1 no. 2) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• The Desert Magazine: issues renewed from Nov. 1937 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1965

• Detective Action Stories: issues renewed from Nov. 1930 (v. 1 no. 2); see 1958 Jan-Jun

• Detective Classics: issues renewed from Nov. 1929 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1957 Jul-Dec

• Detective Comics: issues renewed from March 1937 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1964

• Detective Dime Novels: issues renewed from April 1940 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1967

• Detective Fiction: see Detective Fiction Weekly

• Detective Fiction Weekly: see Flynn’s Weekly Detective Fiction

Public Domain Magazine Secrets 53 © 2008 The Public Domain Expert • Detective Mystery Novel Magazine: issues renewed from Fall 1948 (v. 28 no. 3); see 1976 Jul-Dec; but see also similar-named magazines, and Thrilling Mystery Novel Magazine

• Detective Novel Magazine: see Detective Novels Magazine

• Detective Novels Magazine: issues renewed from Jan.-Feb. 1938 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1965

• Detective Short Stories: “consult copyright office”; see 1970; first cataloged renewal for July 1942 (v. 3 no. 6) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Detective Story Magazine: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan- Jun

• Detective Tales: issues renewed from August 1935 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1962 Jul-Dec

• Deutsche Chemische Gesselschaft. Berichte.: issues renewed from 1922 (v. 55 no. 1) under German Proclamation of 12 Jul 1967 (though pre-1923 volumes might not qualify for copyright now, and not all later volumes mentioned in renewal record); see 1968

• Devil Dogs Comics: issues renewed from 1942 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1970

• Digest of Decisions of the United States Courts: volumes renewed at least as far back as January 1923 (v. 13); see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Digest of the Decisions of the Court of Appeals of Kentucky: volumes prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Digest of the Decisions of the Courts of Missouri: volumes prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Dime Adventure Magazine: issues renewed from June 1935 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1962 Jul-Dec

• Dime Detective Magazine: issues renewed from July 1932 (v. 3 no. 1); see 1959 Jul-Dec

• Dime Detective Magazine-Flynn’s Detective Fiction: see Dime Detective Magazine, Flynn’s

Public Domain Magazine Secrets 54 © 2008 The Public Domain Expert • Dime Detective Western: issues renewed from February 1947 (v. 53 no. 3); see 1975; probably special combo of Dime Detective Magazine and Dime Western Magazine

• Dime Mystery Magazine: issues renewed from Oct. 1934 (v. 6 no. 3); see 1961 Jul-Dec

• Dime Mystery-10 Story Mystery: see Dime Mystery Magazine, 10 Story Mystery Magazine

• Dime Sports Magazine: issues renewed from July 1935 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1962 Jul-Dec

• Dime Western Magazine: issues renewed from Oct. 15, 1934 (v. 7 no. 3); see 1961 Jul-Dec

• Dinky Comics: issues renewed from August 1949 (v. 1 no. 6); see 1976 Jul-Dec

• Direct Credits: see Direct Credits for Humanity

• Direct Credits for Humanity: issues renewed from September 1932 (v. 1 no. 2); see 1960 Jan-Jun

• Doc Savage: issues renewed from March 1933 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1960 Jan- Jun

• Doc Savage Comics: issues renewed from 1940 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1967

• Dr. Yen Sin: issues renewed from May-June 1936 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1963 Jul-Dec

• Dolly Dill Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1973; first cataloged renewal for 1945 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• The Dolphin: issues renewed from Fall 1940 (no. 4 part 1); see 1968

• Dopey Duck Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1973; first cataloged renewal for Fall 1945 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Double Detective: issues renewed from November 1937 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1964

• Down to Earth: issues renewed from Spring 1948 (v. 3 no. 4); see 1976 Jan-Jun

• The Du Pont Magazine: issues renewed from anniversary no. 1927 (v. 21 no. 8-9); see 1955 Jan-Jun

• Duke Mathematical Journal: issues renewed from September 1943 (v. 10 no. 3); see 1971

• Dusty Airs and His Battle Birds: issues renewed from Oct. 1934 (v. 6 no. 3); see 1961 Jul-Dec

• Dynamic Adventures: issues renewed from October 1935 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1962 Jul-Dec

• East-West: issues renewed from Jul-Sep 1944 (v. 16 no. 1); see 1971

• Ecological Monographs: issues renewed from October 1943 (v. 13 no. 4); see 1971

• Econometrica: issues renewed from January 1942 (v. 10 no. 1); see 1969

• Economics Research: issues renewed from November 10, 1941 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1969

• The Economist: no issue renewals found in CCE or in registered works database

• Edgar Rice Burroughs’ Tarzan: see Tarzan

• Educational and Psychological Measurement: issues renewed from Spring 1946 (v. 6 no. 1); see 1974

• Electrical Manufacturing: issues renewed from April 1928 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1955 Jan-Jun

• The Elks Magazine: issues renewed from Sep. 1930 (v. 9 no. 4); see 1958 Jul-Dec

• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine: issues renewed from Fall 1941 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1969

• Esquire: issues renewed from autumn 1933 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1961 Jul-Dec

• Etta Kett: issues renewed from December 1948 (no. 11); see 1976 Jul- Dec

• Everyday Astrology: issues renewed from May 1937 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1965

• Excitement: issues renewed from July 1930 (v. 20 no. 5); see 1957 Jul- Dec

• Exciting Comics: issues renewed from April 1940 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1967

• Exciting Detective: issues renewed from May 1941 (v. 2 no. 3); see 1968

• Exciting Football: issues renewed from Winter 1942 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1969

• Exciting Love: issues renewed from Winter 1941 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1968

• Exciting Mystery: issues renewed from October 1942 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1969

• Exciting Navy Stories: issues renewed from April 1942 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1969

• Exciting Sports: issues renewed from Winter 1941 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1968

• Exciting Western: issues renewed from Fall 1940 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1967

• Exclusive Detective: “consult copyright office”; see 1970; first recorded renewal for November 1942 (v. 1 no. 2) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Exclusive Detective Cases: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jan-Jun; first recorded renewal for November 1947 (v. 2 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec; may continue Exclusive Detective

• Exotic Magazine (Stanley B. Rice): issues renewed from autumn 1933 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1961 Jan-Jun

• The Explicator: issues renewed from October 1942 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1970

• The Explorers: issues renewed from May 21, 1938 (v. 14 no. 14); see 1965

• Exposé Detective: “consult copyright office”; see 1970; first cataloged renewal for December 1942 (v. 1 no. 4) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Expose Detective Cases: see Exposé Detective

• Exposed: “consult copyright office”; see 1970; first cataloged renewal for Spring 1943 (v. 1 no. 2) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Exposed Crime Cases: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for March 1948 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec; may be continuation of Exposed

• Eye: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jul-Dec; first cataloged renewal for May 1949 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Eye-People and Pictures: see Eye

• Fabrics and Fashions: issues renewed from spring 1933 (v. 2 no. 3); see 1961 Jan-Jun

• Facts for Advertisers (National Geographic): issues renewed from May 1934 (v. 14 no. 6); see 1961 Jan-Jun

• Facts for Women: issues renewed from May 1943 (v. 1 no. 4); see 1971

• Faithful: “consult copyright office”; see 1977 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for November 1949 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Family Circle: issues renewed from May 1, 1936 (v. 8 no. 18); see 1964

• Family Funnies: issues renewed from September 1950 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Famous Fantastic Mysteries: issues renewed from January 1940 (v. 1 no. 4); see 1967

• Famous Spy Stories: issues renewed from Jan.-Feb. 1940 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1967

• Fantastic Novels: issues renewed from July 1940 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1967

• Fantastic Story Quarterly: issues renewed from Spring 1950 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Fantasy Commentator: issues renewed from Winter 1945-1946 (v. 1 no. 9); see 1974

• Far West Illustrated Magazine: see True Western Stories

• Far West Stories: see Far West Illustrated Magazine

• Farm Journal: see Farm Journal and Farmer’s Wife

• Farm Journal and Farmer’s Wife: issues renewed from August 1943 (v. 67 no. 8); see 1971

• Fate: issues renewed from Spring 1948 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1975

• Fawcett’s Funny Animals: see Funny Animals

• Feature Films Magazine: issues renewed from March-April 1950 (no. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Federal Reporter: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Federal Rules Decisions: issues renewed from January 1940 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1967

• The Feds: issues renewed from July-September 1936 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1963 Jul-Dec

• Felix the Cat: issues renewed from February-March 1948 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1975

• Field and Stream: issues renewed from June 1937 (v. 42 no. 2); see 1965

• Fifteen Western Tales: issues renewed from April 1942 (v. 2 no. 3); see 1969

• Fifth Column Stories: issues renewed from August 1940 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1967

• Fighting Aces: issues renewed from March 1940 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1967

• The Fighting Yank: issues renewed from November 1942 (v. 1 no. 2); see 1970

• Film Album: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal is for Summer 1948 (v. 1 no. 1) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Film Funnies: “consult copyright office”; see 1977 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal is for November 1949 (v. 1 no. 1) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Film Humor: “consult copyright office”; see 1977 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal is for Spring 1949 (v. 1 no. 4) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Filmland: issues renewed from November 1949 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1977 Jul- Dec

• Films in Review: issues renewed from March 1950 (v. 1 no. 2); see 1977 Jan-Jun

• Five Detective Mystery Novels Magazine: see Five Detective Novels Magazine

• Five Detective Novels Magazine: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jul- Dec; first cataloged renewal for Winter 1950 (v. 1 no. 2) in 1977 Jul-Dec

Public Domain Magazine Secrets 60 © 2008 The Public Domain Expert • Five Western Novels: “consult copyright office”; see 1975; first cataloged renewal is for January 1948 (v. 1 no. 1) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Flash Comics: issues renewed from January 1940 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1967

• Flash Gordon: issues renewed from October 1950 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Florida Historical Quarterly: issues renewed from April 1938 (v. 16 no. 4); see 1966

• Flying Aces: see Flying Age, Including Flying Aces

• Flying Age Including Flying Aces: issues renewed from January 1946 (v. 52 no. 2); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Flying Age Traveler: see Flying Age Including Flying Aces

• Flying Models: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jan-Jun; cataloged issues appear to be continuations of Flying Age Including Flying Aces

• Flying Models Including Flying Aces: “consult copyright office”; see 1975; cataloged issues appear to be continuations of Flying Age Including Flying Aces

• Flying Models Including Flying Aces and Air World: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jan-Jun; cataloged issues appear to be continuations of Flying Age Including Flying Aces

• Flynn’s: issues renewed from Sep. 20, 1924 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1951 Jul-Dec

• Flynn’s Detective: see Flynn’s

• Flynn’s Detective Fiction: see Flynn’s

• Flynn’s Weekly Detective Fiction: see Flynn’s

• Focus: issues renewed from April 1938 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1965

• Fordham Law Review: issues renewed from May 1938 (v. 7 no. 2); see 1966

• Foreign Legion Adventures: issues renewed from August 1940 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1967

• Fortune (Time, Inc.): issues renewed from Feb. 1930 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1957 Jul-Dec

• .44 Western Magazine: issues renewed from September 1937 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1964

• Fortune Story Magazine: see Fame and Fortune Magazine

• Foto Parade: issues renewed from December 1949 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Foto: Parade of People: see Foto Parade

• Frankie and Lana Comics: see Frankie Comics

• Frankie Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jul-Dec; first cataloged renewal is for Winter 1946-7 (v. 1 no. 4) recorded in 1977 Jul- Dec

• Frankie Fuddle: “consult copyright office”; see 1977 Jan-Jun; cataloged issues appear to be continuations of Frankie and Lana Comics

• Frontier Stories: issues renewed from June 1929 (v. 10 no. 2); see 1957 Jan-Jun

• Four Star Love Magazine: issues renewed from Dec. 1936 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1963 Jul-Dec

• Frankie Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1975

• Fun for All: issues renewed from May 1939 (no. 3); see 1966

• Fun for One: issues renewed from April 1938 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1965

• Funny Animals: issues renewed from May 1945 (v. 5 no. 29); see 1973

• Funny Comics-Tunes: see Animated Funny Comic-Tunes

• Funny Frolics: see Funny Frolics Comics

• Funny Frolics Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1973; first cataloged renewal for 1945 (v. 1 no. 1) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Funny Stuff: issues renewed from Summer 1944 (no. 1); see 1971

• Funny Tunes: see Animated Funny Comic-Tunes

• G-8 and His Battle Aces: issues renewed from Nov. 1934 (v. 4 no. 2); see 1961 Jul-Dec

• G-Men: issues renewed from Dec. 1935 (v. 1 no. 3); see 1963 Jul-Dec

• G-Men Detective: see G-Men

• Gang Busters: issues renewed from Dec. 1947-Jan. 1948 (no. 1); see 1975

• Gang World: issues renewed from Nov. 1930 (v. 1 no. 2); see 1958 Jan- Jun

• Gangbusters: see Gang Busters

• The Gardner Grinder: issues renewed from Nov. 1942 (v. 13 no. 1); see 1970

• Gastroenterology: issues renewed from March 1943 (v. 1 no. 3); see 1971

• Gay Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1971; first cataloged renewal for 1944 (v. 1 no. 1) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Gayety: “consult copyright office”; see 1970; first cataloged renewal for April 1943 (v. 1 no. 1) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Gayety--The Zest of Life: “consult copyright office”; see 1977 Jan-Jun; same as Gayety?

• General Digest: issues renewed from Feb. 1936 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1963 Jan-Jun

• Genetic Psychology Monographs: issues renewed from May 1937 (v. 19 no. 2); see 1965

• Geographic News Bulletins: issues renewed from Feb. 7, 1938 (v. 16 no. 30); see 1965

• Geographic School Bulletins: see Geographic News Bulletins

• Geographical Review: issues renewed from July 1938 (v. 28 no. 3); see 1966

• The George Washington Law Review: issues renewed from June 1944 (v. 12 no. 4); see 1972

• The Georgia Review: issues renewed from Spring 1947 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1974

• Georgie and Judy Comics: see Georgie Comics

• Georgie Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1972; first cataloged renewal for Spring 1945 (v. 1 no. 1) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• The Germanic Review: issues renewed from December 1946 (v. 21 no. 4); see 1974

• The Ghost: issues renewed from January 1940 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1967

• Ghost Breakers: issues renewed from September 1948 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1975

• The Ghost Detective: issues renewed from October 1940 (v. 2 no. 1); see 1967; see also The Ghost (is this a continuation?)

• Giant Comics Editions: issues renewed from October 1948 (v. 1 no. 3); see 1976 Jul-Dec

• Girl Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1977 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for October 1949 (v. 1 no. 1) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Girl in Hiding: Parts renewed from April 22, 1950 (3rd of 6 parts); see 1977 Jan-Jun; see also books (& serials) listings

• Girl Stories: see Modern Girl Stories

• Girl’s Love Stories: issues renewed from August-September 1949 (no. 1); see 1977 Jan-Jun

• Girls’ Romances: issues renewed from February-March 1950 (no. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Glamour: see Glamour of Hollywood

• Glamour of Hollywood: issues renewed from April 1939 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1966

• Gold of the Superstitions: issues renewed from October 1940 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1968

• Golden West Romances: issues renewed from December 1949 (v. 1 no. 2); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Good Housekeeping: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• The Gospel Choir: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Gospel Music: issues renewed from April 1, 1937 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1965

• Gourmet Magazine: issues renewed from February 1941 (v. 1 no. 2); see 1968

• Grade Teacher: issues renewed from April 1929 (v. 57 no. 8); see 1957 Jan-Jun; see also Primary Educator, Popular Educator

• The Green Ghost Detective: issues renewed from Winter 1941 (v. 2 no. 2); see 1968

• The Guitar Review: issues renewed from Oct.-Nov. 1946 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1974

• Hardboiled: issues renewed from October 1936 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1963 Jul- Dec

• Harper’s Bazaar: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Harper’s Bazar: see Harper’s Bazaar

• Harper’s Magazine: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jul-Dec

• Harvard Business Review: issues renewed from Autumn 1940 (v. 19 no. 1); see 1968

• Harvard Law Review: issues renewed from November 1937 (v. 51 no. 1); see 1964

• Haunt of Fear: issues renewed from May-June 1950 (v. 1 no. 15); see 1977 Jan-Jun

• Hawaii: issues renewed from January 17, 1944 (v. 5 no. 1); see 1972

• Hearst’s International: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Hearst’s International and Cosmopolitan Magazine: see Hearst’s International, Cosmopolitan

• Headlines: issues renewed from Feb. 1932 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1959 Jan-Jun

• Hedy Devine Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1975; first cataloged renewal for August 1947 (v. 1 no. 22) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Hedy of Hollywood Comics: see Hedy Devine Comics

• Henry: see Carl Anderson’s Henry

• The High Call: issues renewed from Winter 1950 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• High Spot Magazine: issues renewed from July 1930 (v. 4 no. 4); see 1957 Jan-Jun

• Highlights for Children: issues renewed from June 1946 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1974

• The Hispanic American Historical Review: issues renewed from Noveber 1943 (v. 23 no. 4); see 1971

• Historical Review of Berks County: issues renewed from October 1938 (v. 4 no. 1); see 1966

• Holiday: issues renewed from October 1946 (v. 1 no. 8); see 1974

• Hollywood Funny Folks: see Funny Folks

• Hollywood Pattern Book: see Hollywood Patterns

• Hollywood Pattern Pamphlet: see Hollywood Patterns

• Hollywood Patterns: issues renewed from March 1935; see 1962 Jan-Jun

• Hollywood Patterns Catalog: see Hollywood Patterns

• Hollywood Patterns Designs: see Hollywood Patterns

• Hollywood Patterns of Youth: see Hollywood Patterns

• Hollywood Quarterly: issues renewed from Oct. 1945 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1973

• Home: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renswal for January-March 1946 (v. 29 no. 1) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• The Home Garden: issues renewed from Jan. 1946 (v. 7 no. 1); see 1973

• Hopalong Cassidy’s Western Magazine: issues renewed from Fall 1950 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Hopalong Cassidy Trooper News: issues renewed from 1949 (v. 1 no. 2); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Hoppy the Marvel Bunny: issues renewed from Dec. 1945 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1973

• The Horn Book: issues renewed from Feb. 1931 (v. 7 no. 1); see 1959 Jan-Jun

• Horoscope: issues renewed from January 1943 (v. 9 no. 1); see 1970

• Horror Stories: issues renewed from January 1935 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1962 Jul-Dec

• Hot Rod: issues renewed from January 1948; see 1975

• House and Garden: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• House Beautiful: issues renewed from January 1936 (v. 78 no. 1); see 1963 Jul-Dec

• House Beautiful-Home and Field: see House Beautiful<

• Hubert at Camp Moonbeam: issues renewed from 1949 (no. 251); see 1977 Jan-Jun

• The Hudson Review: issues renewed from Spring 1948 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1976 Jan-Jun

• The Human Torch: see Human Torch Comics

• Human Torch Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1969; first cataloged renewal for Fall 1940 (v. 1 no. 2) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• The Humanist: issues renewed from Winter 1946-1947 (v. 6 no. 3); see 1974

• Humor Digest: issues renewed from Spring 1939 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1966

• I Confess: “consult copyright office”; see 1977 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for October 1949 (v. 1 no. 1) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Ideal: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jan-Jun; same as Ideal Comics?

• Ideal Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1974; first cataloged renewal for Fall 1944 (v. 1 no. 1) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Illinois Law Review: issues renewed from December 1936 (v. 31 no. 4); see 1964

• The Immortal Storm: A History of Science Fiction Fandom: issues renewed from Summer 1948 (v. 2 no. 7); see 1976 Jan-Jun

• Index, Synposis, Key Number Character, and Syllabi, in New Jersey Reports and New Jersey Superior Courts Reports: issues renewed from September 18, 1950 (v. 9 no. 36); see 1977 Jul-Dec; see also New Jersey Reports and New Jersey Superior Courts Reports

• Industrial and Engineering Chemistry: issues renewed from January 15, 1940 (v. 15 no. 1); see 1967

• Industrial and Labor Relations Review: issues renewed from April 1948 (v. 1 no. 3); see 1976 Jan-Jun

• Infantry Journal: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jul-Dec

• Inner Culture: issues renewed from January-March 1943 (v. 14 no. 3); see 1970

• Inside the ACD: issues renewed from December 1948 (v. 1 no. 2); see 1976 Jan-Jun

• The Instrumentalist: issues renewed from January-February 1949 (v. 3 no. 3); see 1977 Jan-Jun

• Interiors: issues renewed from April 1943 (v. 102 no. 9); see 1971

• Interiors and Industrial Design: see Interiors

• Intermediate Senior Class: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewals for April-June 1946 (v. 29 no. 2) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• International Comics: issues renewed from Spring 1947 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1975

• International-Cosmopolitan: see Heart’s International and Cosmpolitan Magazine

• International Journal of Individual Psychology: issues renewed from 1st Quarter 1935 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1963 Jan-Jun

• International Journal of Sex Economy Orgone Research: issues renewed from March 1942 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1969

• International Screen Scout: issues renewed from January 1937 (v. 2 no. 1); see 1964

• The Iowa Journal of History and Politics: issues renewed from January 1948 (v. 46 no. 1); see 1976 Jan-Jun

• The Iowa Journal of History: issues renewed from October 1949 (v. 47 no. 4); see 1977 Jan-Jun; continuation of The Iowa Journal of History and Politics?

• Iowa Law Review: issues renewed from March 1938 (v. 23 no. 3); see 1966

• Isis (History of Science Society): issues renewed from March 1941 (v. 33 no. 87 pt. 1); see 1970

• It Really Happened: issues renewed from October 1946 (no. 5); see 1973

• Jack and Jill: issues renewed from November 1938 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1965

• Jack Armstrong: issues renewed from 1948 (no. 9); see 1976 Jul-Dec

• Jacobs and Chaney New Michigan Digest: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Jacobs’ Band Monthly: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Jacobs’ Orchestra Monthly: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan- Jun

• Jacobs’ Orchestra Monthly and the Cadenza: see Jacob’s Orchestra Monthly, The Cadenza

• Jeanie Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1975; first cataloged renewal for April 1947 (v. 1 no. 13) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Jest: “consult copyright office”; see 1969; first cataloged renewal for July 1941 (v. 1 no. 1) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Jewish Life: issues renewed from December 1947; see 1975

• Jewish Social Studies: issues renewed from July 1939 (v. 1 no. 3); see 1967

• Jiggs and Maggie: issues renewed from June 1949 (no. 11); see 1977 Jan-Jun

• Jimmy Wakely: issues renewed from September-October 1949 (no. 1); see 1977 Jan-Jun

• John Martin’s Book: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Johnny Hazard: issues renewed from August 1948 (no. 5); see 1975

• Joker see Joker Magazine

• Joker Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1969; first cataloged renewal for April 1942 (v. 1 no. 1) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

Public Domain Magazine Secrets 71 © 2008 The Public Domain Expert • Joker Magazine: “consult copyright office”; see 1975; first cataloged renewal for Summer 1946 (v. 2 no. 1) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec, but see also renewal for “v. 1 no 16” (Winter 1949) in 1978; see also Joker Comics (same?)

• Joseph System Service: issues renewed from March 1926 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1954 Jul-Dec

• The Journal of Accountancy: issues renewed from November 1937 (v. 64 no. 5); see 1965

• Journal of Applied Physics: issues renewed from May 1946 (v. 17 no. 5); see 1974

• Journal of Applied Physiology: issues renewed from July 1948 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1976 Jul-Dec

• Journal of Applied Psychology: issues renewed from June 1950 (v. 2 no. 12); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Journal of Bacteriology: issues renewed from October 1940 (v. 40 no. 4); see 1968

• Journal of Biological Chemistry: issues renewed at least as far back as January 1923 (v. 55 no. 1); see 1950 Jul-Dec

• The Journal of Business: see Journal of Business of the University of Chicago

• Journal of Business of the University of Chicago: issues renewed from April 1941 (v. 14 no. 2 pt. 1); see 1969

• Journal of Colloid Science: issues renewed from January 1946 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1973

• Journal of Comparative Psychology: issues renewed from October 1940 (v. 30 no. 2); see 1968

• The Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology: issues renewed from Nov.- Dec. 1936 (v. 27 no. 4); see 1964

• Journal of Experimental Medicine: issues renewed at least as far back as January 1923 (v. 37 no. 1); see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Journal of General Physiology: issues renewed at least as far back as January 1923 (v. 5 no. 3); see 1950 Jan-Jun

• The Journal of General Psychology: issues renewed from July 1937 (v. 17 first half); see 1965

• The Journal of Genetic Psychology: see The Pedagogical Seminary and Journal of Genetic Psychology

• Journal of Immunology: issues renewed from October 1940 (v. 39 no. 4); see 1968

• Journal of Investigative Dermatology: issues renewed from October 1940 (v. 3 no. 5); see 1968

• The Journal of Negro History: issues renewed from October 1940 (v. 25 no. 4); see 1968

• Journal of Neuropathology and Experimental Neurology: issues renewed from July 1945 (v. 4 no. 3); see 1973

• Journal of Neurophysiology: issues renewed from January 1945 (v. 8 no. 1); see 1972

• The Journal of Organic Chemistry: issues renewed from January 1941 (v. 6 no. 1); see 1968

• Journal of Personality: issues renewed from September 1945 (v. 14 no. 1); see 1973

• Journal of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics: issues renewed from October 1940 (v. 70 no. 2); see 1968

• The Journal of Physical and Colloid Chemistry: see The Journal of Physical Chemistry

• The Journal of Politics: issues renewed from August 1939 (v. 1 no. 3); see 1966

• Journal of Polymer Research: issues renewed from January 1946 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1974

• Journal of Polymer Science: see Journal of Polymer Research

• The Journal of Psychology: issues renewed from July 1937 (v. 4 first half); see 1965

• The Journal of Social Psychology: issues renewed from May 1937 (v. 8 no. 2); see 1965

• The Journal of Symbolic Logic: issues renewed from Dec. 1936 (v. 1 no. 4); see 1964

• Journal of the Acoustical Society of America: see Acoustical Society of America Journal

• Journal of the American Ceramic Society: see American Ceramic Society Journal

• Journal of the American Chemical Society: see American Chemical Society Journal

• The Journal of the American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers: see American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers Journal

• Journal of the Association for Computing Machinery: see Association for Computing Machinery Journal

• Journal of the History of Ideas: issues renewed from April 1, 1948 (v. 9 no. 2); see 1976 Jan-Jun

• The Journal of Urology: issues renewed from November 1940 (v. 44 no. 5); see 1968

• Jr. Hi Topic: see Jr. High Topic

Public Domain Magazine Secrets 74 © 2008 The Public Domain Expert • Jr. High Topic: “consult copyright office”; see 1972; first cataloged renewal for October-December 1944 (v. 1 no. 1) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Jubilee: issues renewed from September 1950 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1977 Jul- Dec

• Jungle Jim: issues renewed from January 1949 (no. 11); see 1976 Jul-Dec

• Junior Class: “consult copyright office”; see 1977 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for July-September 1949 (v. 32 no. 3) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Junior Miss: “consult copyright office”; see 1972; first cataloged renewal for December 1944 (v. 1 no. 1) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Junior Miss Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1972; first cataloged renewal for Winter 1944 (v. 1 no. 1) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Junior Programs: “consult copyright office”; see 1975; first cataloged renewal for October-December 1946 (v. 1 no. 1) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Junior Teacher: “consult copyright office”; see 1977 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for July-September 1949 (v. 32 no. 3) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Juniors: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for November 1945 (v. 7 no. 8) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Justice: “consult copyright office”; see 1977 Jan-Jun

• Justice Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for Fall 1947 (v. 1 no. 7, but precedes v. 1 no. 4) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Justus Liebigs Annalen der Chemie: volumes renewed from 1922 (v. 429) under German Proclamation of 12 Jul 1967 (though pre-1923 volumes might not qualify for copyright now, and not all later volumes mentioned in renewal record); see 1968

• Katzenjammer Kids: issues renewed from Summer 1947 (no. 1); see 1974

• The Kellys: issues renewed from January 1950 (v. 1 no. 23); see 1977 Jul- Dec

• Kentucky Decisions Reported in the Southwestern Reporter Annotated: volumes prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• The Kenyon Review: issues renewed from Winter 1938 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1966

• Kid Colt: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jul-Dec; first cataloged renewal for August 1948 (v. 1 no. 1) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Kid Colt Outlaw: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jan-Jun; see Kid Colt (continuation)

• Kid Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1970; first cataloged renewal for February 1943 (v. 1 no. 1) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Kid Zoo Comics: issues renewed from July 1948 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1975

• Der Kirchenchor: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Kitchen-Klatter Magazine: issues renewed from Dec. 1937 (v. 2 no. 6); see 1965

• Knockout Magazine: issues renewed from Jan.-Feb. 1937 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1964

• Knowledge-in-Brief (Lester Schragin): issues renewed from 1946 (no. 7); see 1974

• Komic Kartoons: “consult copyright office”; see 1973; first cataloged renewal for Fall 1945 (v. 1 no. 1) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Krazy Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1970; see Krazy Komics (continuation)

Public Domain Magazine Secrets 76 © 2008 The Public Domain Expert • Krazy Komics: “consult copyright office”; see 1977 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for July 1942 (v. 1 no. 1) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Krazy Krow Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1973; first cataloged renewal for 1945 (v. 1 no. 1) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Ladies’ Home Journal: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Lana: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jul-Dec; first cataloged renewal for August 1948 (v. 1 no. 1) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Laugh Comics: issues renewed from Febuary 1949 (v. 1 no. 31); see 1977 Jan-Jun (note that no. 34 was renewed in 1976 Jul-Dec)

• Law and Contemporary Problems: issues renewed from March 1934 (v. 1 no. 2); see 1962 Jan-Jun

• Lawbreakers Always Lose: “consult copyright office”; see 1975; first cataloged renewal for June 1948 (v. 1 no. 2) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Leading Comics: issues renewed from Winter 1941 (no. 1); see 1969

• Leading Detective Cases: “consult copyright office”; see 1970; first cataloged renewal for March 1943 (v. 1 no. 1) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Leading Screen Comics: see Leading Comics

• League of Composers’ Review: issues renewed from February 1924 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1952

• Leave It To Binky: issues renewed from Feb.-Mar. 1948 (no. 1); see 1975

• Liberty Magazine: issues renewed from May 10, 1924 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1952

• Library Journal: issues renewed from December 1935 (v. 60 no. 21); see 1963 Jul-Dec

• Life Romances: “consult copyright office”; see 1973; first cataloged renewal for April 1946 (v. 1 no. 1) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Li’l Willie Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1977 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for July 1949 (v. 1 no. 20) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Little Aspirin: “consult copyright office”; see 1977 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for July 1949 (v. 1 no. 1) recorded in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Little Iodine: issues renewed from June-August 1950 (v. 1 no. 2); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Little Lana: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for November 1949 (v. 1 no. 8) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Little Lenny: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jul-Dec; first cataloged renewal for June 1949 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Little Lizzie: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jul-Dec; first cataloged renewal for June 1949 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Little Lulu: see Marge’s Little Lulu

• Little Miss Muffet: issues renewed from December 1948 (no. 11); see 1976 Jul-Dec

• Live Girl Stories: issues renewed from Nov. 1928 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1955 Jul-Dec

• Living for Young Homemakers: issues renewed from September-October 1949 (v. 2 no. 4); see 1977 Jan-Jun

• The Living Wilderness: issues renewed from Spring 1948 (v. 13 no. 24); see 1976 Jan-Jun

• The Lone Eagle: issues renewed from December 1935 (v. 9 no. 3); see 1963 Jul-Dec

• The Lone Ranger: issues renewed from August 1949 (v. 1 no. 14); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies Comics: issues renewed from April 1942 (v. 1 no. 6); see 1970

• Los Angeles Times: issues renewed from January 5, 1958 (v. 77); see registered works database; initially Sundays, with daily issues renewed apparently starting in 1962

• Louisiana Courts of Appeal Advance Reports: see Louisiana Reports (first show up under this title for Jan 1930; see 1957 Jan-Jun)

• Louisiana Reports: volumes prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Love Adventures: “consult copyright office”; see 1977 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for October 1949 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Love Book Magazine: issues renewed from September 1936 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1963 Jul-Dec

• Love Classics: issues renewed from November 1949 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Love Dramas: “consult copyright office”; see 1977 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for October 1949 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Love Letters: issues renewed from January 1950 (v. 1 no. 2); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Love Novels: issues renewed from March 1946 (v. 9 no. 3); see 1974

• Love Romances: “consult copyright office”; see 1977 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for May 1949 (v. 1 no. 6) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Love Secrets: “consult copyright office”; see 1977 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for October 1949 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Love Short Stories: issues renewed from February 1946 (v. 18 no. 2); see 1974

• Love Story Magazine: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Love Trails: issues renewed from December 1949 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Loveland: issues renewed from November 1949 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1977 Jul- Dec

• Lovers: “consult copyright office”; see 1973; first cataloged renewal for March 1946 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Mademoiselle: issues renewed from April 1935 (v. 1 no. 2); see 1962 Jan- Jun

• Mademoiselle’s Living: issues renewed from 1947 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1974

• The Magazine Antiques: see Antiques

• The Magazine of Fantasy: issues renewed from Fall 1949 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction: see The Magazine of Fantasy

• Male: issues renewed from July 1950 (v. 1 no. 2); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Male Home Companion: “consult copyright office”; see 1970; first cataloged renewal for October 1942 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Man Comics: issues renewed from December 1949 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Marge’s Little Lulu: issues renewed from May-June 1948 (v. 1 no. 3); see 1976 Jan-Jun

• Margie Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1975; first cataloged renewal for Winter 1946-1947 (v. 1 no. 35) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• The Marvel Family: see Marvel Family Comics

• Marvel Family Comics: issues renewed from December 1945 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1973

• Marvel Mystery Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1969; first cataloged renewal for December 1939 (v. 1 no. 2) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Marvel Science Stories: issues renewed from November 1950 (v. 3 no. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Marvel Tales: “consult copyright office”; see 1977 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for August 1949 (v. 1 no. 93) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Mary Marvel: see Mary Marvel Comics

• Mary Marvel Comics: issues renewed from December 1945 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1973

• The Masked Detective: issues renewed from Fall 1940 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1967

• Masked Rider Western Magazine: issues renewed from March 1938 (v. 4 no. 2); see 1965

• Master Comics: issues renewed from May 1945 (v. 11 no. 61); see 1973

• Mavericks: issues renewed from September 1934 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1961 Jul-Dec

• McCall’s Magazine: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• The Medical Clinics of North America: issues renewed from January 1924 (v. 7 no. 4); see 1952

• Medical Radiography and Photography: issues renewed from 1947 (v. 23 no. 1); see 1974; see also Radiography and Clinical Photography (continuation?)

• Medicine: issues renewed from December 1940 (v. 19 no. 4); see 1968

• Men’s Adventures: issues renewed from August 1950 (v. 1 no. 4); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Menninger Clinic Bulletin: issues renewed from March 1941 (v. 5 no. 2); see 1969

• Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Bulletin: issues renewed from January 1940 (v. 35 no. 1); see 1967

• Miami Law Quarterly: issues renewed from March 1947 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1974

• The Michigan Digest Annotated: volumes prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Mickey Mouse Magazine: issues renewed from July 1936 (v. 1 no. 10); see 1964

• Mighty Mouse: see Mighty Mouse Comics

• Mighty Mouse Comics: issues renewed from Fall 1946 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1974

• The Military Engineer: issues renewed from Mar-Apr 1926 (v. 18 no. 98); see 1954 Jan-Jun

• Millie the Model Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1973; first cataloged renewal for 1945 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Minnesota History: issues renewed from March 1946 (v. 27 no. 1); see 1974

• Miss America: “consult copyright office”; see 1969; first cataloged renewal for August 1941 (v. 1 no. 2) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Miss America Club News: “consult copyright office”; see 1975; first cataloged renewal for March 1947 (v. 1 no. 2) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Miss America Comics: issues renewed from 1944 (vol. 1 no. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec; same as relaunched Miss America that year?

• Miss America News: “consult copyright office”; see 1975; first cataloged renewal is for March 1947 (v. 1 no. 2) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Miss America Special Edition: issues renewed from Fall 1949 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Miss America Young Life: see Miss America Special Edition

• Miss Beverly Hills of Hollywood: issues renewed from March-April 1949 (no. 1); see 1976 Jul-Dec

• Miss Melody Lane of Broadway: issues renewed from February-March 1950 (no. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Mississippi Valley Historical Review: issues renewed from September 1939 (v. 26 no. 2); see 1967

• Missouri Decisions Reported in the Southwestern Reporter Annotated: volumes prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Missouri Law Review: issues renewed from April 1936 (v. 1 no. 2); see 1964

• Mister District Attorney: issues renewed from Jan-Feb 1948 (no. 1); see 1975

• Mitzi’s Boy Friend: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for June 1948 (v. 1 no. 2) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Mitzi’s Romances: “consult copyright office”; see 1977 Jan-Jun; continues Mitzi’s Boy Friend

• Mitzy Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1975; first cataloged renewal for Spring 1948 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• The Model Builder: issues renewed from 1947 (v. 11 no. 67); see 1975

• The Model Craftsman: issues renewed from October 1939 (v. 8 no. 5); see 1967

• Model Railroaders’ Digest: issues renewed from May 1939 (v. 3 no. 1); see 1967

• Modern Girl Stories: see Live Girl Stories

• Modern Love Stories: issues renewed from April 1950 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Modern Music: issues renewed from Nov-Dec 1925 (v. 3 no. 1); see 1953 Jul-Dec. See also League of Composers’ Review (continuation?)

• Molly Manton’s Romances: “consult copyright office”; see 1977 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for September 1949 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Monaghan’s Cumulative Annual Digest of Pennsylvania Decisions: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Monaghan’s Cumulative Index-Digest of Pennsylvania Decisions: see Monaghan’s Cumulative Annual Digest of Pennsylvania Decisions

• The Monist: issues renewed from January 1932 (v. 42 no. 1); see 1960 Jan-Jun

• More Fun Comics: issues renewed from July 1938 (v. 3 no. 33); see 1965

• Motion Picture: see Motion Picture-Hollywood Magazine

• Motion Picture-Hollywood Magazine: issues renewed from January 1944 (v. 66 no. 6); see 1971

• Motor: issues renewed at least as far back as January 1923 (v. 39 no. 2); see 1950 Jul-Dec

• Motor Boating: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Movie Action Magazine: issues renewed from November 1935 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1962 Jul-Dec

• Movie Stars Parade: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for December 1945 (v. 6 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

Public Domain Magazine Secrets 84 © 2008 The Public Domain Expert • Movie Tunes Comics: issues renewed from Fall 1946 (v. 1 no. 3); see 1977 Jul-Dec; see also Animated Movie Tunes Comics (continuation?)

• Movietown’s Animal Antics: see Animal Antics

• Munsey’s Magazine: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jul-Dec

• Murder For What?: “consult copyright office”; see 1971

• The Musical Quarterly: issues renewed from April 1942 (v. 28 no. 2); see 1969

• My Diary: issues renewed from December 1949 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1977 Jul- Dec

• My Love: “consult copyright office”; see 1973; first cataloged renewal for January 1946 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• My Own Romance: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for March 1949 (v. 1 no. 4) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• My Romance: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jul-Dec; first cataloged renewal for September 1948 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• The Mysterious Wu Fang: issues renewed from September 1935 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1962 Jul-Dec

• Mystery Book Magazine: issues renewed from July 1945 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1973

• Mystery Magazine: see Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine

• Mystic Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1969; first cataloged renewal for March 1940 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• N B C Digest: issues renewed from October 1946 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1974

• Namora: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for August 1948 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• National Detective Cases: “consult copyright office”; see 1969; first cataloged renewal for March 1941 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• National Geographic Magazine: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• National Geographic Travel Urge: issues renewed from Fall 1934; see 1962 Jan-Jun

• Natural History: issues renewed from Jan-Feb 1927 (v. 27 no. 1); see 1954 Jul-Dec

• Navy Heroes: issues renewed from 1945 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1972

• NBC Digest: see N B C Digest

• Nellie the Nurse: “consult copyright office”; see 1973

• Nellie the Nurse Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for 1945 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec; same as Nellie the Nurse?

• New Adventure Comics: issues renewed from July 1938 (v. 3 no. 28); see 1965

• New Crossword Puzzles: issues renewed from September 1940 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1967

• New Detective: issues renewed from March 1941 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1968

• New Jersey Reports and New Jersey Superior Courts Reports: issues renewed from May 16, 1949 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1976 Jul-Dec

• New Love Magazine: issues renewed from February 1946 (v. 14 no. 3); see 1973

• New Republic: issues renewed from March 9, 1927 (v. 50 no. 640); see 1955 Jan-Jun

• New Sports: issues renewed from January 1947 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1974

• New Western Magazine: issues renewed from January 1936 (v. 1 no. 8); see 1963 Jul-Dec

• New York American: issues renewed from May 16, 1926; see 1953 Jul- Dec

• New York Daily Mirror: issues renewed from June 24, 1924 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1952

• New York Digest: volumes prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• New York Evening Journal: issues renewed from July 3, 1926 (no. 14633); see 1954 Jan-Jun

• New York Herald: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• New York Herald Tribune: see New York Herald and New York Tribune

• New York Supplement: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• New York Times: full issues renewed from April 1, 1928 (v. 77 no. 25635); see 1956 Jan-Jun; see also New York Times Book Review and Magazine, New York Times Index

• New York Times Book Review and Magazine: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• New York Times Index: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• New York Times Magazine: see New York Times Book Review and Magazine

• New York Tribune: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• News and Views (Dr. Pepper Co.): issues renewed from January 1946 (v. 8 no. 2); see 1973

• Nick Carter Detective Magazine: see Nick Carter Magazine

• Nick Carter Magazine: issues renewed from March 1933 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1960 Jan-Jun

• Nineteenth Century Fiction: see The Trollopian

• North Georgia Review: issues renewed from Autumn 1939 (v. 4 no. 2-3); see 1967

• Northeastern Reporter: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Northwestern Reporter: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Notes (Music Library Assoc.): issues renewed from March 1944 (v. 1 no. 2); see 1972

• Notes and Queries: no issue renewals found in CCE or in registered works database

• Occupational Therapy and Rehabilitation: issues renewed from February 1945 (v. 24 no. 1); see 1972

• The Octopus: issues renewed from Feb.-Mar. 1939 (v. 1 no. 4); see 1966

• The Office Economist: issues renewed from Nov.-Dec. 1937 (v. 19 no. 6); see 1965

• Official Crossword Puzzles: issues renewed from Fall 1945 (no. 22); see 1973

• The Oklahoma Digest Annotated: volumes prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Open Court: issues renewed from Dec. 1931 (v. 45 no. 907); see 1959 Jul-Dec

• Opera News: issues renewed from Dec. 21, 1936 (v. 1 no. 3); see 1964

• Operator No. 5: issues renewed from Nov. 1934 (v. 2 no. 4); see 1961 Jul- Dec

• Opportunity: Journal of Negro Life: issues renewed from February 1941 (v. 19 no. 2); see 1969

• The Organ Portfolio: issues renewed from October 1937 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1965

• The Organist: issues renewed from January 1924 (v. 27 no. 6); see 1951 Jul-Dec

• Orgone Energy Bulletin: issues renewed from April 1949 (v. 1 no. 2); see 1977 Jan-Jun

• Orgone Institute Annals: issues renewed from 1947 (no. 1); see 1974

• Oscar Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1975; first cataloged renewal for Spring 1947 (v. 1 no. 24) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Other Worlds: issues renewed from March 1950 (v. 1 no. 3); see 1977 Jan-Jun

• Our Gang Comics: issues renewed from Nov.-Dec. 1942 (v. 1 no. 2); see 1969

• Our Gang With Tom and Jerry: see Our Gang Comics

• Our Love: “consult copyright office”; see 1977 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for September 1949 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Over the Top: issues renewed from Oct. 1928 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1955 Jul- Dec

• Ozark Ike: issues renewed from Nov. 1948 (no. B11); see 1976 Jul-Dec

• Ozzie and Harriet: issues renewed from Oct.-Nov. 1949 (no. 1); see 1977 Jan-Jun

• Pacific Affairs: issues renewed from September 1943 (v. 16 no. 3); see 1971

• Pacific Historical Review: issues renewed from September 1935 (v. 4 no. 3); see 1963 Jul-Dec

• Pacific Reporter: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• The Pacific Spectator: issues renewed from Winter 1947 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1975

• Packages and People: issues renewed from 1947 (v. 11 no. 1); see 1975

• Pageant: issues renewed from May 1945 (v. 1 no. 6); see 1973

• The Palimpsest: issues renewed from February 1948 (v. 29 no. 2); see 1976 Jan-Jun

• Pamphlet Supplement: issues renewed from July 1923 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1950 Jul-Dec

• Pan American World Airways Teacher: issues renewed from 1949 (v. 6 no. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• The Parents’ Magazine: issues renewed from June 1939 (v. 14 no. 6); see 1967

• The Parish Visitor: issues renewed from Feb, 1926 (v. 2 no. 2); see 1954 Jan-Jun

• Partisan Review: see Partisan Review-Anvil (though there may be gaps)

• Partisan Review-Anvil: issues renewed from October 1936 (v. 3 no. 6); see 1964

• Patsy Walker: “consult copyright office”; see 1973; first cataloged renewal for 1945 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Patsy Walker Comics: see Patsy Walker

• Paul Terry’s Mighty Mouse Comics: see Mighty Mouse Comics

• Paul Terry’s Terry-Toons Comics: see Terry-Toons Comics

• The Pedagogical Seminary and Journal of Genetic Psychology: issues renewed from June 1937 (v. 50, 2nd half); see 1965

• People’s (Street and Smith): see People’s Story Magazine

• People’s Story Magazine: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Pep Comics: issues renewed from March 1949 (v. 1 no. 72); see 1977 Jan-Jun

• Personnel Psychology: issues renewed from Spring 1948 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1975

• Pete Rice Magazine: issues renewed from November 1933 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1960 Jul-Dec

• Pete Rice Western Adventures: see Pete Rice Magazine

• Peter Porkchops: issues renewed from Nov.-Dec. 1949 (no. 1); see 1977 Jan-Jun

• The Phantom Detective: issues renewed from December 1935 (v. 12 no. 2); see 1963 Jul-Dec

• Philadelphia Inquirer: no issue renewals found in CCE or in registered works database

• The Philipan: issues renewed from October 1943 (v. 16 no. 3); see 1971

• Philosophy and Phenomenological Research: issues renewed from September 1940 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1968

• Philosophy of Science: issues renewed from October 1940 (v. 7 no. 4); see 1968

• Photoplay: see Photoplay Movie Mirror

• Photoplay Movie Mirror: issues renewed from January 1944 (v. 24 no. 2); see 1971

• Phylon: issues renewed from 4th quarter 1940 (v. 1 no. 4); see 1968

• Physics Today: issues renewed from May 1948 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1975

• The Pianist: issues renewed from January-February 1950 (v. 4 no. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Pic: issues renewed from May 1937 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1964

• Pic Quarterly Baseball Pictorial: issues renewed from Spring 1949 (v. 21 no. 1); see 1976 Jan-Jun; see also Pic (same magazine?)

• Pic Quarterly Racing Pictorial: issues renewed from Summer 1949 (v. 21 no. 2); see 1976 Jul-Dec; see also Pic (probably issue title of same magazine)

• Pictorial Review Magazine: issues renewed at least as far back as February 1923 (v. 24 no. 5); see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Pictorial Review-Delineator: see Pictorical Review Magazine

• Picture Stories From Science: issues renewed from Spring 1947 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1975

• Pioneer Picture-Stories: issues renewed from 1941 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1968

• Pioneer Western: issues renewed from August 1937 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1964

• Plant Life: issues renewed from April 1945 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1973

• Plays: issues renewed from February 1944 (v. 3 no. 5); see 1972

• Pocket Crossword Puzzles: issues renewed from Fall 1945 (no. 14); see 1973

• Pocket Detective Magazine: issues renewed from December 1936 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1963 Jul-Dec

• Pocket Love Magazine: issues renewed from May 1937 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1964

• Pocket Western Magazine: issues renewed from April 1937 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1964

• Poetry: issues renewed from January 1944 (v. 63 no. 3); see 1971

• Political Science Quarterly: issues renewed from June 1938 (v. 53 no. 2); see 1966

• Polymer Bulletin: issues renewed from April 1945 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1972

• Popeye: issues renewed from May-July 1948 (v. 1 no. 2); see 1975

• The Popular: see The Popular Magazine

• The Popular Complete Stories: see The Popular Magazine, Complete Stories

• Popular Crossword Puzzles: issues renewed from Winter 1941 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1968

• Popular Detective: issues renewed from December 1935 (v. 5 no. 2); see 1963 Jul-Dec

• Popular Football: issues renewed from January 1941 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1968

• Popular Love: issues renewed from September 1936 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1963 Jul-Dec

• The Popular Magazine (Street and Smith): issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Popular Mechanics: issues renewed from March 1932 (v. 57 no. 3); see 1960 Jan-Jun

• Popular Romances: issues renewed from October 1938 (v. 3 no. 1); see 1965

• Popular Screen: issues renewed from Sep. 1934 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1961 Jul-Dec

• Popular Sports Magazine: issues renewed from June 1937 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1965

• The Popular Stories: see The Popular Magazine

• Popular Western: issues renewed from November 1935 (v. 5 no. 1); see 1963 Jul-Dec

• Powerhouse Pepper: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jul-Dec; first cataloged renewal for July 1948 (v. 1 no. 3) in 1977 Jul-Dec; continuation of Powerhouse Pepper Comics?

• Powerhouse Pepper Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1971; first cataloged renewal for 1943 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Primary Education: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Primary Education-Popular Educator: see Primary Education, Popular Educator

• Primary Teacher: “consult copyright office”; see 1977 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for July-September 1949 (v. 41 no. 3) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Printers’ Ink (Weekly): issues renewed from July 16, 1936 (v. 176 no. 3); see 1964

• Printers’ Ink Monthly: issues renewed from June 1937 (v. 35 no. 1); see 1964

• Proceedings of the IRE: see Institute of Radio Engineers Proceedings

• Progress (Street and Smith): issues renewed from December 1932 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1960 Jan-Jun

• Proposal Perilous: issues renewed from July 1949 (v. 37 no. 1); see 1976 Jul-Dec

• Psychiatry: issues renewed from November 1939 (v. 2 no. 4); see 1967

• The Psychoanalytic Quarterly: issues renewed from April 1932 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1959 Jul-Dec

• Psychoanalytic Review: issues renewed from January 1932 (v. 19 no. 1); see 1959 Jul-Dec

• Psychosomatic Medicine: issues renewed from July-August 1948 (v. 10 no. 4); see 1976 Jul-Dec

• Public Health Nurse: issues renewed from May 1925 (v. 17 no. 5); see 1953 Jan-Jun

• Public Health Nursing: see Public Health Nurse

• Public Opinion Quarterly: issues renewed from Fall 1944 (v. 8 no. 3); see 1972

• Publishers’ Weekly: issues renewed from March 14, 1936 (v. 129 no. 11); see 1964

• The Quarterly Anthem Folio: issues renewed from September 1944 (no. 32); see 1972

• Quarterly Journal of Economics: issues renewed from Nov. 1934 (v. 49 no. 1); see 1962 Jan-Jun

• Quarterly Journal of Studies on Alcohol: issues renewed from June 1940 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1967

• Quarterly Review of Literature: issues renewed from Autumn 1943 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1971

• RAF Aces: issues renewed from August 1941 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1968

• Radio Mirror: issues renewed from January 1944 (v. 21 no. 3); see 1971

• Radio Romances: issues renewed from April 1945 (v. 23 no. 5); see 1973; see also Radio Mirror (continuation?)

• Radiography and Clinical Photography: issues renewed from 1943 (v. 19 no. 1); see 1970

• Radioland and Television: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jul-Dec; first cataloged renewal for November 1948 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Raggedy Ann and Andy: see Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy

• Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy: issues renewed from June 1946 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1973

• Railroad Magazine: see Railroad Man’s Magazine

• Railroad Man’s Magazine: issues renewed from December 1929 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1957 Jul-Dec

• Railroad Stories: see Railroad Man’s Magazine

• Ranch Love Stories: issues renewed from March 1950 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Ranch Romances: issues renewed from September 1924 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1952

• Range Riders: issues renewed from December 1938 (v. 3 no. 2); see 1966

• Range Riders Western: see Range Riders

• Rangeland Love: issues renewed from December 1949 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec; related to Rangeland Love Stories?

• Rangeland Love Stories: see Rangeland Romances

• Rangeland Romances: issues renewed from June 1935 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1962 Jul-Dec

• Ranger Riders Western: issues renewed from Fall 1940 (v. 6 no. 1); see 1967; see also Range Riders (is this a continuation, or a typo for Range Riders Western?)

• Read: “consult copyright office”; see 1970; first cataloged renewal for January 1943 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Reader’s Digest: issues renewed from April 1926 (v. 4 no. 48); see 1953 Jan-Jun

• Real Experiences: issues renewed from January 1950 (v. 1 no. 25); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Real Fact Comics: issues renewed from March-April 1946 (no. 1); see 1973

• Real Life Comics: issues renewed from September 1941 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1968

• Real Screen Comics: issues renewed from Summer 1945 (no. 2); see 1973; see also Real Screen Funnies (continuation?)

• Real Screen Funnies: issues renewed from Spring 1945 (no. 1); see 1972

• Real Sports: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for October 1947 (v. 1 no. 7) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• The Record Review: issues renewed from Jan.-Feb. 1946 (v. 1 no. 2-3); see 1974

• Recovery Journal: issues renewed from June 1946 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1974

• Recovery News: issues renewed from August 1947 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1975

• The Red Barrel: issues renewed from March 1948 (v. 28 no. 3); see 1976 Jan-Jun

• Red Dragon: issues renewed from February 1948 (v. 1 no. 2); see 1975; see also Red Dragon Comics (continuation of new series?)

• Red Dragon Comics: issues renewed from January 1943 (v. 1 no. 5); see 1969; note that this appears to start a new series in 1947

• Red Raven Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1969; first cataloged renewal for August 1940 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Red Ryder Comics: issues renewed from July-August 1944 (v. 1 no. 20); see 1972

• Red Star Adventures: issues renewed from June 1940 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1967

• Red Star Detective: issues renewed from June 1940 (v. 1 no. 2); see 1967

• Red Star Mystery: issues renewed from June 1940 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1967

• Red Star Western: issues renewed from July 1940 (v. 1 no. 2); see 1967

• Redbook Magazine: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Reno Browne: issues renewed from April 1950 (v. 1 no. 50); see 1977 Jul- Dec

• Report of Cases Argued and Determined in the Court of Appeals of Alabama: volumes prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Report of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of Alabama: volumes prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Reports of Cases Adjudged in the Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia: volumes prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Reports of Cases Decided in the Court of Appeals of the State of Georgia: volumes prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Reports of Cases Decided in the Supreme Court of the State of Georgia: volumes prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Reports of Cases Determined in the Appellate Courts of Illinois: volumes prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• The Review of Economic Statistics: see The Review of Economics- Statistics

• The Review of Economics and Statistics: see The Review of Economics- Statistics

• The Review of Economics-Statistics: issues renewed from August 1935 (v. 17 no. 5); see 1962 Jul-Dec

• The Review of Politics: issues renewed from April 1939 (v. 1 no. 2); see 1967

• Rex Hart: “consult copyright office”; see 1977 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for August 1949 (v. 1 no. 6) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Rhythm (Noyes School): issues renewed from August 1939 (v. 16 no. 1); see 1967

• Rocky Mountain Law Review: issues renewed from Feb. 1929 (v. 1 no. 2); see 1957 Jan-Jun

• Rodeo Romances: issues renewed from Feb. 1942 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1969

• Romance: issues renewed from Nov. 1928 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1955 Jul-Dec

• Romance Diary: issues renewed from December 1949 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Romance Philology: issues renewed from August 1947 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1975

• Romance Range: issues renewed from Nov. 1935 (v. 1 no. 1see 1962 Jul- Dec

• Romance Tales: “consult copyright office”; see 1977 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for October 1949 (v. 1 no. 7) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Romance Trail: issues renewed from July-August 1949 (no. 1); see 1976 Jul-Dec

• Romances of Molly Manton: see Molly Manton’s Romances

• Romances of the West: issues renewed from November 1949 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Romantic Affairs: issues renewed from March 1950 (v. 1 no. 3); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Romantic Range: issues renewed from July 1935 (v. 2 no. 3); see 1963 Jul-Dec; related to Romance Range?

• Rustic Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1975

• Rusty and Her Family Comics: see Rusty Comics

• Rusty Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for Jun 1947 (v. 1 no. 13) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• The Sacred Musician: issues renewed from October 1932 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1960 Jan-Jun

• St. John’s Law Review: issues renewed from December 1926 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1955 Jan-Jun

• St. Louis Law Review: issues renewed from December 1927 (v. 13 no. 1); see 1955 Jan-Jun

• St. Nicholas Magazine: issues renewed at least as far back as January 1923 (v. 50 no. 3); see 1950 Jul-Dec

• Salute: “consult copyright office”; see 1970; first cataloged renewal for April 1943 (v. 1. no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Sandalwood Herald: issues renewed from Oct. 1935 (v. 2 no. 1); see 1962 Jul-Dec

• The Saturday Evening Post: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan- Jun

• Saturday Review: see The Saturday Review of Literature

• The Saturday Review of Literature: issues renewed from June 9, 1934 (v. 10 no. 47); see 1962 Jan-Jun

• The School Review: issues renewed from Dec. 1941 (v. 49 no. 10); see 1969

• Science and Society: issues renewed from Fall 1936 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1964

• Science Digest (Hearst): issues renewed from January 1937 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1964

• Scientific American: issues renewed from April 1930 (v. 142 no. 4); see 1958 Jan-Jun

• The Scorpion: issues renewed from April-May 1939 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1966

• Screen Western Stories: issues renewed from Spring 1950 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Screen World: issues renewed from Summer 1950 (v. 1 no. 2); see 1977 Jul-Dec; related to Screen Western Stories (same publisher)

• Scribbly: issues renewed from Aug-Sep 1948 (no. 1); see 1976 Jan-Jun

• Scribner’s Magazine: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Sea Novel Magazine: issues renewed from November 1940 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1967

• Sea Stories Magazine: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• The Secret 6: issues renewed from Sep. 1934 (v. 1 no. 2); see 1961 Jul- Dec

• Secret Hearts: issues renewed from Sep-Oct 1949 (no. 1); see 1977 Jan- Jun

• The Secret Place: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for January-March 1946 (v. 8 no. 4) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Secret Service Operator No. 5: issues renewed from September 1935 (v. 5 no. 2); see 1962 Jul-Dec; see also Operator No. 5 (related? gap?)

• See: issues renewed from July 1942 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1970

• Selecciones del Reader’s Digest: issues renewed from Enero (Jan.) 1941 (v. 1 no. 2); see 1968; see also Reader’s Digest

• Selecoes do Reader’s Digest: issues renewed from May 1943 (v. 3 no. 16); see 1970; see also Reader’s Digest

• Self-Realization: issues renewed from Jan-Feb 1949 (v. 19 no. 4) or Sep- Oct 1948 (v. 20 no. 2); volumes and ordering inconsistent though perhaps “v19no4” is really v20no4; see 1976 Jan-Jun

• Senior Prom: issues renewed from November 1949 (v. 9 no. 91); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Sensation Comics: issues renewed from January 1942 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1968

• Seventeen: issues renewed from September 1944 (v. 3 no. 9); see 1972

• The Sewanee Review: issues renewed from Spring 1945 (v. 53 no. 2); see 1973

• Sexology: issues renewed from March 1936 (v. 3 no. 7); see 1964

• The Shadow: issues renewed from April 1931 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1958 Jan- Jun

• Shadow Comics: issues renewed from 1940 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1967

• Shadow Mystery: see The Shadow

• Short Stories: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Short Talk Bulletin: issues renewed from February 1923 (v. 1 no. 2); see 1951 Jan-Jun

• Silly Tunes: see Silly Tunes Comics

• Silly Tunes Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1973; first cataloged renewal for Fall 1945 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Silver Buck Western: issues renewed from November 1940 (v. 1 no. 4); see 1967

• Silver Screen: issues renewed from January 1944 (v. 14 no. 3); see 1971

• Sinister Stories: issues renewed from February 1940 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1967

• The Skipper: issues renewed from December 1936 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1963 Jul-Dec

• The Slavonic and East European Review: issues renewed from August 1944 (v. 22 no. 59); see 1973

• Smart Love Stories: issues renewed from October 1936 (v. 4 no. 5); see 1963 Jul-Dec

• Snap: “consult copyright office”; see 1969; first cataloged renewal for April 1941 (v. 1 no. 5) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• So You’re Going to Be Married: issues renewed from Autumn 1935 (v. 2 no. 1); see 1962 Jul-Dec

• Social Forces: issues renewed from October 1948 (v. 27 no. 1); see 1976 Jul-Dec

• Social Research: issues renewed from November 1939 (v. 6 no. 4); see 1967

• The Social Security Analyst: issues renewed from April 5, 1937 (v. 1 no. 4); see 1964

• Soil Science: issues renewed from November 1940 (v. 50 no. 5); see 1968

• Sold American: issues renewed from September 4, 1944 (no. 11); see 1972

• Soldier Stories: issues renewed from April 1929 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1957 Jan-Jun

• The South Atlantic Quarterly: issues renewed from October 1943 (v. 42 no. 4); see 1971

• South Today: issues renewed from Spring 1942 (v. 7 no. 1); see 1970

• Southeastern Reporter: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Southern Reporter: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• The Southern Review (LSU Press): issues renewed from Winter 1938 (v. 3 no. 3); see 1966

• Southwestern Reporter: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Space: issues renewed from November 1934 (v. 1 no. 7); see 1962 Jul- Dec

• Speculum: issues renewed from July 1934 (v. 9 no. 3); see 1962 Jul-Dec

• The Spider (Popular Publications): issues renewed from Oct. 1934 (v. 4 no. 1); see 1961 Jul-Dec

• Sport (Conde Nast): see Sport Pictorial

• Sport (Macfadden-Bartell): issues renewed from September 1946 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1973

• Sport Life: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for September 1948 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Sport Novels Magazine: see Sports Novels

• Sport Pictorial: issues renewed from Oct. 1936 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1963 Jul- Dec

• Sport Pix: issues renewed from Fall 1948 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Sport Stars: issues renewed from November 1949 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Sport Story Magazine: issues renewed from Sept. 8, 1923 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1950 Jul-Dec

• Sports Action: “consult copyright office”; see 1970; first cataloged renewal for May 1942 (v. 3 no. 3) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Sports Afield: issues renewed from January 1949 (v. 121 no. 1); see 1976 Jan-Jun

• Sports Novels: issues renewed from April-May 1937 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1964

• Spy Cases: issues renewed from September 1950 (v. 1 no. 26); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• The Squirt Reporter: issues renewed from July 25, 1941 (v. 4 no. 4); see 1968

• Stag: “consult copyright office”; see 1970; first cataloged renewal for May 1942 (v. 1 no. 4) in 1977 Jul-Dec; renewals for new series v1no1 from 1949 also present

• Star Spangled Comics: issues renewed from October 1941 (no. 1); see 1969 (note that issue 4 was renewed in 1968)

• Star Western: issues renewed from Nov. 1934 (v. 4 no. 1); see 1961 Jul- Dec

• Startling Comics: issues renewed from June 1940 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1967

• Startling Mystery: issues renewed from February 1940 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1967

• Startling Stories: issues renewed from January 1939 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1966

• Story: issues renewed from Nov. 1934 (v. 5 no. 28); see 1962 Jul-Dec

• Story Digest: issues renewed from January 1947 (v. 1 no. 6); see 1974

• Story Parade: issues renewed from January 1936 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1963 Jan-Jun

• Story World: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for January 1948 (v. 77 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Strange Adventures: issues renewed from October-November 1950 (no. 2); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Strange Detective Mysteries: issues renewed from November 1937 (v. 1 no. 2); see 1964

• Street & Smith’s Air Trails: see Air Trails

• Street & Smith’s All Star Sports: issues renewed from Spring 1950 (v. 22 no. 1); see 1977 Jan-Jun

• Street & Smith’s Best Detective Magazine: see Best Detective Magazine

• Street & Smith’s Clues Detective Stories: see Clues

• Street & Smith’s College Stories: issues renewed from May 1931 (v. 22 no. 3); see 1958 Jan-Jun

• Street & Smith’s Complete Magazine: see Complete Stories

• Street & Smith’s Complete Stories: see Complete Stories

• Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine: see Detective Story Magazine

• Street & Smith’s Far West Romances: see Street &Smith’s Far West Stories

• Street & Smith’s Far West Stories: see Far West Stories

• Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine: see Love Story Magazine

• Street & Smith’s Mystery Magazine: see Crime Busters

• Street & Smith’s National Magazine: issues renewed from July 1940 (sic; really 1941?) (v. 1 no. 1); see 1968

• Street & Smith’s Real Love Magazine: see Real Love Magazine

• Street & Smith’s Romantic Range: see Romantic Range

• Street & Smith’s Sport Comics: issues renewed from 1940 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1967

• Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine: see Sport Story Magazine

• Street & Smith’s Top Notch Magazine: see Top-Notch Magazine

• Street & Smith’s Unknown: issues renewed from March 1939 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1966

• Street & Smith’s Western Story Magazine: see Western Story Magazine

• Street & Smith’s Wild West: see Wild West Weekly

• Street & Smith’s Wild West Weekly: see Wild West Weekly

• Submarine Signaled... Murder!: “consult copyright office”; see 1971

• Sub-Mariner: see Sub-Mariner Comics

• Sub-Mariner Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1969; first cataloged renewal for Spring 1941 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec (first issues were as Sub-Mariner)

• Sun Girl: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for August 1948 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Sunday Mirror Magazine: issues renewed from June 9, 1946; see 1974

• Sunset Magazine: issues renewed from Feb. 1929 (v. 62 no. 2); see 1957 Jan-Jun

• Super-Magic Comics: issues renewed from May 1941 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1968

• Super-Magician Comics: see Super-Magic Comics

• Super Rabbit Comics: issues renewed from 1944 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1971

• Super Science Novels Magazine: see Super Science Stories

• Super Science Stories: issues renewed from March 1940 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1967

• Superboy: issues renewed from March-April 1949 (no. 1); see 1976 Jan- Jun

• Superman-Tim: see Tim and ? (Superman Tim)

• Supersnipe Comics: issues renewed from October 1942 (v. 1 no. 6); see 1969

• Supplement to the New York Supplement: issues renewed from Mar. 3, 1931 (v. 247 no. 4); see 1958 Jan-Jun; see also New York Supplement

• Supreme Court Reporter: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Surgical Clinics of North America: issues renewed from February 1924 (v. 4 no. 1); see 1952

• Survey: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for 1948 (no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Talent Scout: issues renewed from May 1937 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1964

• Talks (CBS): issues renewed from Jan. 1936 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1963 Jan- Jun

• Tarzan: issues renewed from May-June 1948 (v. 1 no. 3); see 1975

• Teen-Age Romances: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jul-Dec; first cataloged renewal for January 1949 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Teen Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for April 1947 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Teena: issues renewed from August 1949 (no. 20); see 1977 Jan-Jun

• Teens (Magazine Management Co.): issues renewed from December 1948 (v. 1 no. 3); see 1977 Jul-Dec; related to ‘Teens?

Public Domain Magazine Secrets 109 © 2008 The Public Domain Expert • ‘Teens: “consult copyright office”; see 1969; first cataloged renewal for Febuary 1940 (v. 2 no. 2) in 1977 Jul-Dec; related to Teens?

• Television Life: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jul-Dec; first cataloged renewal for January 1949 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Temple Law Quarterly: issues renewed from Feb. 1936 (v. 10 no. 2); see 1963 Jul-Dec

• Temple University Law Quarterly: see Temple Law Quarterly

• 10 Story Mystery Magazine: issues renewed from December 1941 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1968

• 10 Story Western Magazine: issues renewed from January 1936 (v. 1 no. 2); see 1963 Jul-Dec

• Ten True Crime Cases: “consult copyright office”; see 1975; first cataloged renewal for December 1947 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Terror Tales: issues renewed from Nov. 1934 (v. 1 no. 3); see 1961 Jul- Dec

• Terry Toons: “consult copyright office”; see 1970; related to Terry-Toons Comics? An issue shows up in 1976 Jan-Jun renewals (February 1949: v. 1 no. 72)

• Terry-Toons Comics: issues renewed from October 1942 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec; issues from Nov. 1942 (v. 1 no. 2) recorded in 1969 and later

• Tessie the Typist: “consult copyright office”; see 1971; first cataloged renewal for 1944 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec as Tessie the Typist Comics

• Tessie the Typist Comics: see Tessie the Typist

• Tex Morgan: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for August 1948 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Tex Taylor: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jul-Dec; firscat cataloged renewal for September 1948 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Texas Cancer Bulletin: issues renewed from July-August 1948 (v. 1 no. 4); see 1976 Jul-Dec

• Texas Decisions Reported in the Southwestern Reporter: volumes prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jul-Dec

• Texas Decisions Reported in the Southwestern Reporter Annotated: volumes prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Texas Law Review: issues renewed from v. 13 no. 1; see 1962 Jul-Dec

• Texas Rangers: issues renewed from March 1937 (v. 2 no. 1); see 1964

• Theatre Arts: issues renewed from Dec. 1941 (v. 25 no. 12); see 1969

• The Theosophist: no issue renewals found in CCE or in registered works database

• Think (IBM): issues renewed from June 1935 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1963 Jan- Jun

• This Week Magazine: issues renewed from March 17, 1935 (v. 1 no. 4); see 1963 Jan-Jun

• Three Western Novels: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for June 1948 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec as Three Western Novels Magazine

• Three Western Novels Magazine: see Three Western Novels

• Thrilling Adventures: issues renewed from December 1935 (v. 16 no. 1); see 1963 Jul-Dec

• Thrilling Comics: issues renewed from February 1940 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1967

• Thrilling Confessions: issues renewed from June 1937 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1963 Jul-Dec

• Thrilling Football: see Thrilling Football Stories

• Thrilling Football Stories: issues renewed from 1939 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1967

• Thrilling G Western: see Thrilling Western

• Thrilling Love: issues renewed from December 1935 (v. 16 no. 2); see 1963 Jul-Dec

• Thrilling Mysteries: issues renewed from April 1935 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1962 Jul-Dec

• Thrilling Mystery: issues renewed from December 1935 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1963 Jul-Dec

• Thrilling Mystery Novel: issues renewed from Winter 1945 (v. 22 no. 2); see 1972; see also Thrilling Mystery (continuation with reused issue number?)

• Thrilling Ranch Stories: issues renewed from December 1935 (v. 7 no. 3); see 1963 Jul-Dec

• Thrilling Sports: issues renewed from September 1936 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1963 Jul-Dec

• Thrilling Spy Stories: issues renewed from Fall 1939 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1966

• Thrilling Western: issues renewed from December 1935 (v. 7 no. 3); see 1963 Jul-Dec

• Thrilling Western Stories: see Thrilling Western

• Thrilling Wonder Stories: issues renewed from August 1936 (v. 8 no. 1); see 1963 Jul-Dec

• Tillie the Toiler: issues renewed from November 26, 1946; see 1974

• Tim and ? (Superman Tim): issues renewed from August 1, 1942 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1969; see also Superman

• Tim Tyler Cowboy: issues renewed from November 1948 (no. 11); see 1976 Jul-Dec

• Time: issues renewed from January 29, 1934 (v. 23 no. 5); see 1962 Jan- Jun

• Tiny Tessie: “consult copyright office”; see 1977 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for October 1949 (v. 1 no. 24) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Tiny Tots Comics: issues renewed from Spring 1947 (v. 1 no. 6); see 1975

• Tlalocan: issues renewed from 1943 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1970

• Tom and Jerry Comics: issues renewed from July 1949 (v. 1 no. 60); see 1976 Jan-Jun; see also Our Gang With Tom and Jerry

• Tomahawk: issues renewed from September-October 1950 (no. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Tommy of the Big Top: issues renewed from December 1948 (no. 11); see 1976 Jul-Dec

• Top-Notch Magazine: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Top Secrets: issues renewed from November 1947 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1974

• Tough Kid Squad Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1969; first cataloged renewal for March 1942 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Town and Country: issues renewed from January 1936 (v. 91 no. 4160); see 1963 Jul-Dec

• Trail Blazers Picture Stories: issues renewed from April 1942 (v. 1 no. 2); see 1969

• Trains: issues renewed from May 1945 (v. 5 no. 7); see 1973

• Transactions of the American Mathematical Society: see American Mathematical Society Transactions

• Triple Detective: issues renewed from Spring 1947 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1974

• The Trollopian: issues renewed from Summer 1945 (no. 1); see 1973

• True Adventures: issues renewed from May 1950 (v. 1 no. 3); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• True Complete Mystery: “consult copyright office”; see 1977 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for April 1949 (v. 1 no. 5) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• True Confessions: issues renewed from January 1944 (v. 43 no. 258); see 1971

• True Crime Cases: see Ten True Crime Cases

• True Experiences: issues renewed from January 1944 (v. 36 no. 2); see 1971

• True Life Tales: issues renewed from January 1950 (v. 1 no. 2); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• True Love: issues renewed from November 1937 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1964

• True Love and Romance: issues renewed from January 1944 (v. 40 no. 6); see 1971

• True Love Stories: issues renewed from Feb. 1, 1930 (v. 3 no. 4); see 1957 Jan-Jun

• True Romances: issues renewed from January 1944 (v. 38 no. 5); see 1971

• True Secrets: issues renewed from March 1950 (v. 1 no. 3); see 1977 Jul- Dec

• True Sport Picture Stories: issues renewed from February 1942 (v. 1 no. 5); see 1968

• True Story: issues renewed from January 1944 (v. 49 no. 6); see 1971

• True Western: issues renewed from December 1949 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Tuffy: issues renewed from July 1949 (no. 5); see 1977 Jan-Jun

• Tulane Law Review: issues renewed from Dec. 1929 (v. 4 no. 1); see 1957 Jul-Dec

• 2 Daring Love Novels: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for January 1948 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Two Fisted Tales: issues renewed from November-December 1950 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Two-Gun Western Novels Magazine: “consult copyright office”; see 1970; first cataloged renewal for October 1942 (v. 3 no. 3) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• U. S. A. Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1969; first cataloged renewal for August 1941 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• United Feature Comics: issues renewed from June 28, 1940 (v. 2 no. 1); see 1968

• United States Code Pamphlet Supplement: issues renewed from April 1930 (no. 1) in annotated and unannotated version; see 1957 Jul-Dec

• United States Naval Institute Proceedings: issues renewed from November 1932 (v. 58 no. 11); see 1960 Jul-Dec

• United States Supreme Court Advance Opinions: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• University of Cincinnati Law Review: issues renewed from November 1940 (v. 14 no. 4); see 1968

• University of Florida Law Review: issues renewed from March 1949 (v. 2 no. 1); see 1977 Jan-Jun

• Vanderbilt Law Review: issues renewed from December 1947 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1975

• Vanity Fair: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Vault of Horror: issues renewed from April-May 1950 (v. 1 no. 12); see 1977 Jan-Jun

• Venus: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for August 1948 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• The Virginia and West Virginia Judicial Dictionary-Digest: volumes prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jul-Dec

• The Virginia Quarterly Review: issues renewed from April 1925 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1953 Jan-Jun

• Vocational Guide: issues renewed from April 1939 (v. 2 no. 4); see 1967

• Vocational Trends: issues renewed from January 1939 (v. 2 no. 1); see 1967

• Vogue: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Vogue Dressmaking: issues renewed from May-June 1930; see 1957 Jul- Dec

• Vogue Fashion Bi-Monthly: issues renewed from Feb-Mar 1926 (v. 1 no. 3); see 1953 Jul-Dec; see also Vogue (first issues renewed under that title?)

• Vogue Incorporating Vanity Fair: see Vogue, Vanity Fair

• Vogue Knitting Book: issues renewed from Spring-Summer 1950; see 1977 Jan-Jun

• Vogue Pattern News: issues renewed from April 15, 1937; see 1964; see also Vogue Patterns

• Vogue Patterns: issues renewed from July 1927; see 1954 Jul-Dec; see also Vogue (earlier issues renewed under that title?)

• Vogue Patterns Catalog: see Vogue Patterns

• Vogue Patterns of the Month: see Vogue Patterns

• Vogue’s Mid-Month Collection: issues renewed from March 1938; see 1965

• The Voice of the I AM: issues renewed from April 1936 (no. 2); see 1964

• The Volunteer Choir: issues renewed from January 1924 (v. 11 no. 4); see 1951 Jul-Dec

• Wackie Duck: “consult copyright office”; see 1975; same as Wacky Duck?

• Wacky Duck: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for Fall 1946 (v. 1 no. 3) in 1977 Jul-Dec; same as Wackie Duck?

• Wacky Duck Comics: see Wacky Duck

• The Wall Street Journal: issues renewed from January 2, 1941 (v. 117 no. 1); see 1968

• Wallerstein Laboratories Communications: issues renewed from April 1940 (v. 3 no. 8); see 1967; see also Wallerstein Laboratories Communications on the Science and Practice of Brewing

• Wallerstein Laboratories Communications on the Science and Practice of Brewing: see Communications on the Science and Practice of Brewing

• Walt Disney’s Comics: see Walt Disney’s Comics and Stories

• Walter Lantz New Funnies: issues renewed from 1949 (v. 1 no. 152); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• War Against Crime: issues renewed from December 1949-January 1950 (v. 1 no. 10); see 1977 Jan-Jun

• Washington and Lee Law Review: issues renewed from Fall 1940 (v. 2 no. 1); see 1968

• The Washington Post: issues renewed from January 1, 1951 (no. 27227); see registered works database

• Weird Fantasy: issues renewed from May-June 1950 (v. 1 no. 12); see 1977 Jan-Jun

• Weird Tales: issues renewed from April 1923 (v. 1 no. 2); see 1951 Jan- Jun

• West: issues renewed from March 1938 (v. 43 no. 3); see 1965

• West Virginia History: issues renewed from October 1948 (v. 10 no. 1); see 1976 Jul-Dec

• Western Adventures: issues renewed from October 1940 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1967

• Western Comics: issues renewed from Jan.-Feb. 1948 (no. 1); see 1975

• Western Dime Novels: issues renewed from May 1940 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1967

• Western Folklore: issues renewed from April 1947 (v. 6 no. 2); see 1974

• Western Life Romances: issues renewed from December 1949 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Western Novel and Short Stories: “consult copyright office”; see 1970; first cataloged renewal for July 1942 (v. 10 no. 2) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Western Novels and Short Stories: see Western Novel and Short Stories

• Western Outlaws and Sheriffs: issues renewed from December 1949 (v. 1 no. 60); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• The Western Raider: issues renewed from Aug.-Sep. 1938 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1965

• Western Rodeo Romances: issues renewed from Fall 1950 (v. 14 no. 3); see 1977 Jul-Dec; related to Rodeo Romances?

• Western Short Stories: “consult copyright office”; see 1970; first cataloged renewal for May 1942 (v. 5 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Western Story Magazine: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Western Tales: issues renewed from December 1941 (v. 2 no. 1); see 1968

• Western Winners: issues renewed from February 1935 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1962 Jan-Jun

• When Conan Doyle Was Sherlock Holmes: issues renewed from January 1949 (v. 198 no. 1184); see 1976 Jul-Dec

• Whip Wilson: issues renewed from April 1950 (v. 1 no. 9); see 1977 Jul- Dec

• The Whisperer: issues renewed from October 1936 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1963 Jul-Dec

• White’s Radio Log: issues renewed from Jan. 1, 1929 (v. 6 no. 1); see 1957 Jan-Jun

• Whiz Comics: issues renewed from March 1940 (v. 1 no. 3); see 1967

• Wilbur Comics: issues renewed from October 1949 (v. 1 no. 27); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Wild West: “consult copyright office”; see 1975; first cataloged renewal for Spring 1948 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Wild Western: see Wild West

• The William and Mary Quarterly: issues renewed from April 1946 (v. 3 no. 2); see 1973

• Willie Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1974; first cataloged renewal for Fall 1946 (v. 1 no. 5) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Winston’s Business Digest: issues renewed from December 1944 (v. 3 no. 3); see 1972

• Wisconsin Digest Cumulative Quarterly: issues prior to 1923 renewed; see 1950 Jan-Jun

• Wisconsin Magazine of History: issues renewed from March 1949 (v. 32 no. 3); see 1977 Jan-Jun

• The Witness: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for September 1948 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• The Wizard: issues renewed from October 1940 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1967

• Woman’s Day: issues renewed from April 1944 (v. 7 no. 7); see 1972

• Wonder Duck: “consult copyright office”; see 1977 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for September 1949 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Wonder Woman: issues renewed from Summer 1942 (no. 1); see 1970

• Word Study: issues renewed from March 1932 (v. 7 no. 4); see 1959 Jul- Dec

• World Order: issues renewed from February 1947 (v. 12 no. 11); see 1975

• World Politics: issues renewed from January 1949 (v. 1 no. 2); see 1976 Jul-Dec

• World Youth: issues renewed from January 1947 (v. 6 no. 1); see 1974

• World’s Finest Comics: see World’s Best Comics

• Wow Comics: issues renewed from May 1945 (v. 6 no. 36); see 1973

• The Writer: issues renewed from March 1938 (v. 51 no. 3); see 1966

• Yale Law Journal: issues renewed from April 1925 (v. 34 no. 6); see 1953 Jan-Jun

• The Yale Review: issues renewed from Autumn 1934 (v. 24 no. 1); see 1962 Jul-Dec

• Yivo Bleter: issues renewed from Fall 1947 (v. 30 no. 1); see 1975

• Yoo Hoo: issues renewed from January 1946 (no. 41); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• You, the Magazine of Beauty: issues renewed from April-June 1937 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1964

• Young Allies: see Young Allies Comics

• Young Allies Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1969; first cataloged renewal for Summer 1941 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Young Hearts: issues renewed from November 1949 (v. 1 no. 1); see 1977 Jul-Dec

• Young Men: issues renewed from June 1950 (v. 1 no. 4); see 1977 Jul- Dec

• Young People: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for January 6, 1946 (v. 66 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Young People’s Class: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jan-Jun; first cataloged renewal for April-June 1946 (v. 29 no. 2) in 1977 Jul-Dec

Public Domain Magazine Secrets 121 © 2008 The Public Domain Expert • Young People’s Topic: “consult copyright office”; see 1976 Jan-Jun; first cataaloged renewal for January-March 1946 (v. 6 no. 2) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Your Charm: issues renewed from March 1941 (v. 54 no. 1); see 1968

• Zest: “consult copyright office”; see 1969; first cataloged renewal for November 1940 (v. 3 no. 5) in 1977 Jul-Dec

• Ziggy Pig-Silly Seal Comics: “consult copyright office”; see 1971; first cataloged renewal for 1944 (v. 1 no. 1) in 1977 Jul-Dec

NOTE: This compilation was made by John Mark Ockerbloom, based on listings in the Catalog of Copyright Entries, published by the US Copyright Office and is provided here as a courtesy to save you research time. You can also access this list online at: http://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/cce/firstperiod.html.

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