urn:taro:utexas.cah.00380 A Guide to the Newsweek Magazine Research Archive, 1933-1996. Text converted by SPI Content Sciences Inc., May 2003. Finding aid written in English. 02/11/2005 Edited with XMetal 3 by Evan Hocker according to TARO 2 EAD 2002 Editing Instructions 3/11/2011 Edited to add bound volumes of Newsweek (AR 2011-056) Descriptive Summary Newsweek, Inc. Newsweek Magazine Research Archive 1933-1996 Materials are in English 3000 ft. Center for American History, The University of Texas at Austin Newspaper and magazine clippings, government reports, annual reports, reporters' files, and ephemera comprise the Newsweek Magazine Research Archive, 1933-1996. Finding Aid

Preliminary inventory available: When the Newsweek Magazine Research Archive was packed for transfer, only the first and last files of each box were recorded to create a box-level inventory. All files in between follow alphabetical order, but are not listed in the inventory. The inventory is available for use onsite or can be sent electronically as a very large attachment. Please contact repository for more information.

Select original issues of Newsweek are available in bound volumes. See list below.

 Use Restrictions

Collection stored remotely; advance notice required for retrieval; contact repository for retrieval.

Photocopies/Duplication: The Center for American History will only make copies of previously published materials for researchers in accordance with the University's fair use guidelines. Any requests for copies that fall outside of fair use and for copies of unpublished material held in the files will be referred to Newsweek's Rights and Permissions Department.

Preferred Citation

Newsweek Magazine Research Archive, 1933-1996, Center for American History, The University of Texas at Austin.

 Historical Note

Newsweek, Inc. donated its research archive of approximately 3000 linear feet to the Center for American History in 2001. In 1933, concurrent with the magazine's birth, Newsweek staff began clipping and gathering newspaper and magazine articles, government reports, annual reports, reporter's files, and ephemera. A variety of sources are represented in the archive for the 63-year clipping period. Newsweek, Time, New York Times, Washington Post, and Wall Street Journal are the major sources.

Scope and Contents

Newspaper and magazine clippings, government reports, annual reports, reporters' files, and ephemera comprise the Newsweek Magazine Research Archive, 1933-1996.

 Arrangement

The Center for American History has maintained the organization established by Newsweek. The clippings files are organized into three series: subject, organizational, and biographical. Within those series, the arrangement is alphabetical and chronological.

 Newsweek Magazine Research Archive Preliminary inventory available: When the Newsweek Magazine Research Archive was packed for transfer, only the first and last files of each box were recorded to create a box-level inventory. All files in between follow alphabetical order, but are not listed in the inventory. The inventory is available for use onsite or can be sent electronically as a very large attachment. Please contact repository for more information Bound volumes of Newsweek 2011-056/13 Vol. 97-99 2011-056/15 Vol. 99-100 2011-056/13 Vol. 101 2011-056/15 Vol. 102 2011-056/8 Vol. 103-105 2011-056/12 Vol. 106-108 2011-056/10 Vol. 109, 111-113 2011-056/11 Vol. 113 2011-056/2 Vol. 114 2011-056/7 Vol. 115-118 2011-056/2 Vol. 117 2011-056/14 Vol. 119-122 2011-056/1 Vol. 123 2011-056/2 Vol. 123-124 2011-056/4 Vol. 125-128 2011-056/11 Vol. 128-129 2011-056/1 Vol. 129-132 2011-056/5 Vol. 132-135 2011-056/11 Vol. 136 2011-056/6 Vol. 136-140 2011-056/11 Vol. 141 2011-056/3 Vol. 141-144 2011-056/9 Vol. 145-148 2011-056/11 Vol. 149