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cover art by H.J. Ward for Private Detective magazine , April 1942
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March 1940 issue
Wallace Kayton, “A Goat for Murder” (Timothy Tappan Sloane)
Roger Torrey, “Girl Trouble"
Clark Nelson, “Too Hot to Handle"
Luke Terry, “You’ll See Me Tonight"
James H. S. Moynahan, “Murder Any Minute"
John Phillips, “Killer at Random"
George Shute, “Murder Upon Receipt”
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July 1941 issue
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November 1939 issue
cover art by H.J. Ward?
Luke Terry, “Fist of Menchaca"
Ken Cooper, “Copper’s Kid"
William B. Rainey, “A Winning Ticket on Murder"
Robert Leslie Bellem, “Bund Blockade” (Dan Turner)
Adolphe Barreaux, “Human Contraband” (Sally the Sleuth)
Ellery Watson Calder, “Killers Running Wild"
George Shute, as told to, “Party Girl"
Harley L. Court, “Hell on Crooks"
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April 1940 issue
cover art by H.J. Ward
Dale Boyd, “High Finance"
James A. Lawson, “Photo Finish"
Robert Leslie Bellem, “Murder Claws” (Dan Turner)
Luke Terry, “A Little Private Hell"
Adolphe Barreaux , “Sally the Sleuth"
Adolphe Barreaux, “Bury Your Dead"
George Shute, “Framed in Spades"
John Phillips, “The Glenarvon Emeralds"
Clark Nelson, “Watcher in the Night"
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(Luke Terry)
(Monster Tunes)