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January 1941 issue  

Alan Anderson, “Kizil Jilga”  

C.A.M. Donne, “Death Is Eyeless"    

Robert A. Garron, “Mad Money"   

Henri St. Maur, “Cheesecake" 

Adolphe Barreaux, “Sally the Sleuth"

Robert Leslie Bellem, “Murder’s Middleman” (Dan Turner), possibly “Murderer’s Middleman”.    

John Ryan, “Murder—The Hard Way"   

Randolph Barr, “Three of a Kind", Spicy Detective Stories, March 1935, as “The House of Three Horrors” by Arthur Humbolt    

Stan Warner, “Trap for a Killer", Spicy Detective Stories, March 1935, as “Double Death” by Alan Anderson 

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November 1944 issue

cover art by H.J. Ward

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February 1942 issue

cover art by H. J. Ward

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April 1939  issue

Robert A. Garron, “Connoisseur of Death"   

Roger Torrey, “Murder on the Highway”   

James H. S. Moynahan, “Escort Service"    

George Shute, “Picture Puzzle"    

John Phillips, “Death Is a Football" 

Ken Cooper, “Queen of Diamonds"  

Robert Leslie Bellem, “Death Makes Demands"

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July 1941 issue   

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January 1941  issue

cover art by H.J. Ward

Wallace Kayton, “Third Act Murder” (Smith & Wesson Humphrey)

Dale Boyd, “Emerald Death"

Randolph Barr, “Memory of Murder"

C.A.M. Donne, “Dirge on a Scare-Drum"

George Shute, “Murder Mad"

Stan Warner , “Body English”, Spicy Detective Stories, July 1937, as “Pushover” by Robert A. Garron   

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