Forgotten Magazines -- The Mysterious Traveler, Volume 1, Number 1, November 1951

I posted a while back about Suspense, a magazine connected to the radio show of the same name.  Here's a similar magazine, also connected to a radio show. This one was edited by Robert Arthur, who probably also wrote the brief editorial. 

As you can see from the scan, the idea was to present "Great stories of Mystery, Detection, and Suspense," on in other words, mostly reprints. There's even one story attributed to The Mysterious Traveler himself, but it's also a reprint of a story credited to Albert Fell. Is Fell Robert Arthur?  Maybe. He was also one of the writers and directors of the radio show, which was considerably more successful than the magazine.  The other author and director was David P. Kogan, listed as the publisher on the contents page of the magazine. The radio show had nearly 400 episodes, while the magazine ran for only five issues.  The radio show opened with the sound of a locomotive, and then the Mysterious Traveler intoned the opening.  Like many anthology shows, the stories were often dark and twisted noir tales that didn't end well.

Here's a listing of the contents of the magazine.

And here's a listing of some of the radio stations that carried the show.