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1949
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Special Edgars
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Arthur A. Stoughton
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Comment: president of the Bronx Society of Arts and Sciences and custodian of Poe Cottage in Fordham for 26 years
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1949
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Special Edgars
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Peter W. Williams
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Comment: for creating the Edgar bust
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1948
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Best Fact Crime
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Twelve Against the Law
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Edward D. Radin
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Duell, Sloan & Pearce
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1948
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Best First Novel
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The Fabulous Clipjoint
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Fredric Brown
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Dutton
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1948
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Best Motion Picture
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Crossfire
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John Paxton
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RKO
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Comment: based on the novel The Brick Fox-Hole by Richard Brooks/Dore Schary, producer/Adrian Scott, associate producer/Edward Dmytryk, director
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1948
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Best Radio Drama
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Suspense
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William Spier
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CBS
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1948
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Outstanding Mystery Criticism
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Howard Haycraft
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Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine
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Comment: and author of THE ART OF THE MYSTERY STORY
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1947
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Best First Novel
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The Horizontal Man
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Helen Eustis
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Harper
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1947
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Best Motion Picture
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The Killers
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Anthony Veiller
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Hellinger-Universal
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Comment: Mark Hellinger, producer; Robert Siodmak, director
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1947
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Best Radio Drama
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The Adventures of Sam Spade
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Jason James, Bob Tallman
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CBS
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Comment: William Spier producer
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1947
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Outstanding Mystery Criticism
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William C. Weber
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Saturday Review of Literature
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Comment: alias "Judge Lynch"
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1946
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Best First Novel
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Watchful at Night
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Julius Fast
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Rinehart & Co.
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1946
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Best Motion Picture
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Murder, My Sweet
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John Paxton
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RKO
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Comment: screenplay: Raymond Chandler/author of Farewell, My Lovely on which the movie was based. Directed by Edward Dymtryk
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1946
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Best Motion Picture
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The House on 92nd St.
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Charles G. Booth, Barre Lyndon, John Monks, Jr.
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Twentieth Century Fox
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Comment: Honorary Scroll
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1946
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Best Radio Drama
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Ellery Queen
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Frederic Dannay, Manfred B. Lee
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CBS
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Comment: A tie this year with MR. AND MRS. NORTH, Dannay and Lee were the team using the pseudonym "Ellery Queen"
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1946
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Best Radio Drama
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Mr. and Mrs. North
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Frances Lockridge, Richard Lockridge
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NBC
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Comment: A tie this year with ELLERY QUEEN
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1946
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Outstanding Mystery Criticism
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Anthony Boucher
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San Francisco Chronicle
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