Detective Fiction Weekly August 25, 1934 Cover art by John A. Coughlin
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Detective Fiction Weekly August 25, 1934 Cover art by John A. Coughlin
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January 19, 1935 issue
cover art by Lejaren Hiller
Eugene Thomas, “The Lady from Hell” (Vivian Legrand/The Lady from Hell), not the same as the story of the same name in the May 2, 1936 issue
Anthony Rud, “Riddle of the Severed Finger" (Jigger Masters)
H. H. Matteson, “Hoh-Hoh, The Conju Man” (Hoh-Hoh Stevens)
Eugene P. Lyle, Jr., “The Girdle of Serpents"
Howard McLellan: Getaway Molls ·
Paul Berdanier ~ Illustrated Crimes: The Murder on the Padanaram Bridge
Fred MacIsaac, “The Man with the Club Foot” (Part 3 of 5)
Edward Parrish Ware, “Killers in the Cane” (Ranger Jack Calhoun)
Justin Pate, “Timed to Die"
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December 28, 1935 issue
Judson P. Philips, “Death’s Witness” (Park Avenue Hunt Club)
Anthony Rud, “The Two-Foot Feet" (Joe Gerlach)
William Corcoran, “Big Fellow"
Thomas W. Duncan, “Larceny"
Glenn Garrison: The Riddle of Room 21
Max Brand, “The Bamboo Whistle” (Part 4 of 8; Anthony Hamilton)
Stookie Allen - Illustrated Crimes: Murder Out of Curiosity
H. W. Guernsey, “Goods Delivered"
Joel Townsley Rogers, “Body of the Missing” (Part 3 of 3)
Major C. E. Russell, “On the Beach"
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May 11, 1935 issue
cover art by Paul Stahr
Eustace L. Adams, “Hell Island"
William Freeman Hough, “Amateur Devises"
George F. Worts, “Murder—In Some Degree” (Part 2 of 3; Gillian Hazeltine)
Anthony Rud, “First Loyalty"
Theodore Roscoe, “War Declared!” (Part 3 of 7)
Richard Wormser, “You Have to Learn Sometime”
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June 1, 1935 issue
Carroll John Daly, “Lady of Death” (Mr. Strang)
George Harmon Coxe, “The Seventy Grand Bullet”
Richard Wormser, “The Babbling Voice”
Paul Berdanier, “Illustrated Crimes: The Gigolo Gunman of Astoria, L.I.”
Glenn Garrison, “Perjurer’s Vengeance"
Anthony Rud, “Terror Cave” (Part 2 of 4; Jigger Masters)
William Merriam Rouse, “Pop Witherbee’s Ride”
H. W. Guernsey, “A Test Tube Full”
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June 1, 1935 issue
Carroll John Daly, “Lady of Death” (Mr. Strang)
George Harmon Coxe, “The Seventy Grand Bullet”
Richard Wormser, “The Babbling Voice"
Paul Berdanier, “Illustrated Crimes: The Gigolo Gunman of Astoria, L.I.”
Glenn Garrison, “Perjurer’s Vengeance"
Anthony Rud, “Terror Cave” (Part 2 of 4; Jigger Masters)
William Merriam Rouse, “Pop Witherbee’s Ride”
H. W. Guernsey, “A Test Tube Full”
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November 1939 issue
cover art by Modest Stein
Cornell Woolrich, “You’ll Never See Me Again"
Dwight H. Boyden, “Ransom Ruin"
Edward J. Donovan, “The Corpse That Walked"
Eric Howard, "The Affair of the Pink Cat"
Richard Howells Watkins, “Servant of the Ship"
Anthony Rud, “The Case of the Chinchilla Jacket"
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