1. ProQuest Historical Newspapers: The New York Herald Tribune is part of the ProQuest Historical Newspapers database. This database provides access to full-text articles from thousands of historical newspapers, including the New York Herald Tribune. You can search the database by keyword, date, or newspaper title to find relevant articles.
2. Microfilm: The New York Herald Tribune is also available on microfilm at many libraries and research institutions. Microfilm is a type of film that contains miniature photographs of documents, and it can be viewed using a microfilm reader.
3. Online Collections: Some libraries and organizations have digitized and made available online collections of the New York Herald Tribune. For example, the New York Public Library has digitized and made available online a significant portion of the New York Herald Tribune's archives.
To access the New York Herald Tribune archives, you may need to have a subscription to a database like ProQuest or visit a library or research institution that has the microfilm or online collections. Additionally, some of the archives may be freely available online.