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That Puppy Cat by Mary Woods · (vi)
That Queer Bird by Charles Penvir Gordon · (ss)
That Quick Persuader by William Merriam Rouse · (ss)
That Race to Paris by David Martin · (ar)
That Ray of Hope by Arthur E. Scott · (pm)
That Red Package by A. A. Patrick · (ss)
That Regular Guy by Howard Dwight Smiley · (ss)
That Relay Christmas by William Wallace Whitelock · (pm)
That Roving Racket by C. S. Montanye · (ss)
That Russell Girl by [uncredited] · (pi)
That’s All by Herbert Feldman · (ss)
That Scarlet Necktie by Harrison R. Howard · (ss)
That Sealed-Room Tragedy by Vincent Starrett · (nv)
That’s Entertainment by Robert S. Neilson · (ss)
That Sentimental Jersey by Freeman Harrison · (ss)
That’s Good Enough by Hubert Evans · (ss)
That Slippery Path by Edwin Goodenow Wood · (ss)
That Slumber Punch by C. S. Montanye · (ss)
That Smart Set of China by James Edmond Casey · (vi)
That Snappy Floater by Herb Roemer · (ss)
That Sob Sister by Frank Richardson Pierce · (ss)
That Sort of Thing by Carl Grabo · (ss)
That Special Favor by Eve Woodburn Leary · (ss)
That Speed Spook by William Wallace Cook · (na)
That Speed Spook by John Milton Edwards · (na)
That’s Really Super, Super-Gal by G. W. Thomas · (ss)
“That’s Regulations” by Earle E. Radikin · (ss)
That Starchy Proposition by Robert N. Reeves · (ss)
That Stilly Night by Franklin P. Harry · (ss)
That Submarine Teaser by F. S. Maes · (ss)
That Sunshine Sailor by Newell O. Morse · (ss)
That Sweet Singer by Ima Nutt · (ss)
That’s What? by Ernest Halsey · (ss)
That’s What? by Ashley Sterne · (ss)
That’s Why! by Floyd T. Wood · (ms)
That Talking Lake by Harrison R. Howard · (nv)
That Temperamental Ape by Roland Phillips · (ss)
That Terrible Intruder by Augustus Wittfeld · (ss)
That Terrible Pretzel by J. A. Fitzgerald · (ss)
That Terrible Sunlight by Robert Sampson · (ar)
That Terrible Wrestler by Thomas Thursday · (ss)
That Thousand-Dollar Flyer by Charlton Lawrence Edholm · (na)
That Thousand-Dollar Flyer by Samuel Taylor Moore · (na)
That Tinhorn Sport by George M. A. Cain · (ss)
That Tin Soldier by J. H. Conner · (ss)
That Titled Twin by Bertram Lebhar · (ss)
That Was Different by John Kendrick Bangs · (pm)
That Was I by Lela Morgan · (ts)
That Wasn’t the Way We Sang It by Budd L. McKillips · (pm)
That Wee Surprise by Charles Cleveland Cohan · (ss)
That Welcome Call by Ted Olson · (pm)
That Wheeled Wonder by Gardner Hunting · (nv)
That Which Was Lost by Gwenys W. Apperley · (ss)
That Wide Ball by Ray Wynn · (nv)
That Wonder Book by Arthur E. Scott · (pm)
That Yankee Stroke by Thomas O’Halloran · (nv)
That Yellow Peril by Frank X. Finnegan · (ss)
That Young Roundhouse Hero by Will F. Jenkins · (ss)
That Young Roundhouse Hero by Murray Leinster · (ss)
Thawing Out Swans His Job by [uncredited] · (ms)
“The” Allen, “The Wickedest Man in New York” by Randolph Cooper Lewis · (ar)
The Theater Upstairs by Manly Wade Wellman · (ss)
Theda Bara Returns by [uncredited] · (pi)
The Theft of the Bismarck MS. by Allen Upward · (ss)
The Theft of the Bismarck MS. by A. V. · (ss)
Theft of the Crown Jewels by John Clemons · (ss)
Their Billion-Dollar Cruise by Albert M. Treynor · (sl)
Their Bond of Might by Newton A. Fuessle · (ss)
Their Bond of Might by George Saint-Amour · (ss)
Their Chocolate Adventure by Alma M. Honey · (ss)
Their Greatest Act by Frank J. Schindler · (vi)
Their Long Portage by H. Mortimer Batten · (ss)
Their Own Dear Land by Achmed Abdullah · (nv)
Their Own Dear Land by Alexander Nicholayevitch Romanoff · (nv)
Their Special Feature by S. Omar Barker · (ss)
Their Special Feature by Phil Le Noir · (ss)
Their Way Out by F. C. Dickey · (ss)
“Them as Doesn’t” by Stephen M. Walmsley · (ss)
“Them’s Beans” by Christiancy Pickett · (ss)
Then and Now by Ron Fortier · (nv)
Then and Now by Gus Uhlmann · (ia)
Then and Now by A. A. Wallgren · (cs)
Then and Now by [uncredited] · (ia)
Then He Remembered by [uncredited] · (ms)
Then He Sat Up by George Gilbert · (ss)
Then Olaf Laughed by George Tibbitts · (ss)
Then or Never by William Almon Wolff · (ss)
Then She Woke Up by Howard Philip Rhoades · (ss)
Theodore Roscoe: High Class Pulp Fiction by Audrey Parente · (ar)
Theophany by Harry Kemp · (pm)
Theory or Fact by Charles J. Pelton · (ss)
There Ain’t No Justice by Warren Hastings Miller · (ss)
There and Here by Edgar Chippendale · (pm)
There Are No Waters in Trona by A. Heyst · (ss)
There Can’t Be Two O’Haras by Victor Rousseau Emanuel · (ss)
There Can’t Be Two O’Haras by Lew Merrill · (ss)
There Goes the Bride by Edgar White · (ss)
There Goes the Bridegroom by Harry Van Demark · (ss)
There Is a Tide by Percy J. King · (n.)
There Is No Fear by Giles A. Lutz · (ss)
There Is No Mr. Henry by Fenton W. Earnshaw · (nv)
There Let the Way Appear by Lloyd Roberts · (ss)
There’s Always Room in Boothill! by Curtis Bishop · (nv)
There’s a ’Schmitt on Your Tail by Steve Brown · (ss)
“There’s a War Going on Here” by Owen Atkinson · (nv)
There’s Many a Slip by George Pearson · (ss)
There’s Millions in It by Kenny Kenmare · (ss)
There’s No Ceiling in Hell by Rockwell Blake · (ss)
There’s No Denying by Grace G. Bostwick · (pm)
There’s Romance in Air Relics by G. Burling Jarrett · (ar)
“There’s Your Chariot!” by Anthony Autumn · (ss)
There Was a Crooked Man by John X. Brown · (ss)
There Was an Old Shoe by Thorne Lee · (ss)
There Was an Old Shoe by Thornton T. Shively · (ss)
There Was a Over by Rex Freeman · (ss)
There Were Two Irishmen by Samuel Taylor Moore · (ss)
There with Bells by Clarence L. Cullen · (ss)
There with Both Feet by Stephen M. Walmsley · (ss)
There with the Hero Stuff by George J. Brenn · (ss)
There with the Part by Lyon Mearson · (ss)
There with the Wallop by J. A. Fitzgerald · (nv)
There with the Wallop by E. R. Punshon · (sl)
The “Thermal Chaser” by Gilbert Shurman · (ar)
These Magazines Are Up Your Runway! by [uncredited] · (ms)
These Men Were First by John Coltman · (ar)
These Planes Are Death! by David Goodis · (ar)
These ’Planes Fly Fast and Far by [uncredited] · (ia)
These Three Action Machines Are Up Your Runway! by [uncredited] · (ms)
They All Came Back by Earl G. Curtis · (ss)
They Also Serve by Robert Sidney Bowen · (ss)
They Blazed the Trail by [uncredited] · (ms)
They Bombed London by John C. Hook · (ts)
They Called Her Brandy Flip by A. R. Elrod · (ss)
They Called Him “Coward” by Harold Freeman Miners · (ss)
They Called It the “Harry Tate” by James Hay Stevens · (ar)
They Can’t Lick Us! by Orlando Rigoni · (ss)
They Carried the Mail! by Colin Kerr Cameron · (ts)
They Couldn’t Take Orders by William E. Poindexter · (ss)
They Cracked the German “Black Skulls” by Edgar K. Battling · (ss)
They Did It First by H. Elliot · (ar)
They Did the Dirty by Lionel S. Metford · (ss)
They Died in Vain by George Bruce · (nv)
They Died Twice by Lester Dent · (na)
They Died Twice by Kenneth Robeson · (na)
They Die to Live by Frederick C. Painton · (nv)
They Fell for a Woman by Charles Winfield Fessier · (ss)
They Fled by Night by Charles Stoddard · (ss)
They Flew to Glory by [uncredited] · (ar)
They Fly to Die by Tom O’Neill · (nv)
They Fought for Glory by Jack Kofoed · (cl)
They Fought for Glory: Cecil John Rhodes by Jack Kofoed · (cl)
They Go Smiling ’Round the World by [uncredited] · (ed)
They Got Away by Zeta Rothschild · (ar)
They Got Wray by Edgar Franklin · (vi)
They Got Wray by Edgar Franklin Stearns · (vi)
They Had Necks Like Giraffes by Benge Atlee · (ss)
They Had to Flee Paris by Joe Archibald · (ss)
They Had What It Takes I.—Charles A. Lindbergh—The Lone Eagle by Alden S. McWilliams · (ia)
They Had What It Takes II.—Wiley Post—Aces of World Girdlers by Alden S. McWilliams · (ia)
They Had What It Takes III.—Sir Chas. Kingsford-Smith—Pacific Conqueror by Alden S. McWilliams · (ia)
They Had What It Takes IV.—Captain Frank Hawks—Record Smasher by Alden S. McWilliams · (ia)
They Had What It Takes V.—Howard Hughes—Scientist of Speed by Alden S. McWilliams · (ia)
They Had What It Takes VI.—Jimmy Doolittle—The Mighty Atom by Alden S. McWilliams · (ia)
They Had What It Takes VII.—Amelia Earhart—First Lady of the Air by Alden S. McWilliams · (ia)
They Had What It Takes VIII.—Igor Sikorsky—Multi-Motor Miracle Man by Alden S. McWilliams · (ia)
They Had What It Takes IX.—Capt. Ernst Lehmann—The Zeppelin Ace by Alden S. McWilliams · (ia)
They Had What It Takes X.—Major Al Williams—Aerobatic Genius by Alden S. McWilliams · (ia)
They Had What It Takes XI.—Richard E. Byrd—Conqueror of the Poles by Alden S. McWilliams · (ia)
They Had What It Takes XII.—“Dick” Merrill—Atlantic Round Tripper by Alden S. McWilliams · (ia)
They Had What It Takes XIII.—Bernt Balchen—Viking of the Skies by Alden S. McWilliams · (ia)
They Had What It Takes XIV.—Eddie Rickenbacker—Our Ace of Aces by Alden S. McWilliams · (ia)
They Had What It Takes XV.—Major Alexander de Seversky—Master Designer by Alden S. McWilliams · (ia)
They Had What It Takes XVI.—Capt. Edwin Musick—Ace Transport Airman by Alden S. McWilliams · (ia)
They Had What It Takes XVII.—Sir Hubert Wilkins—Airman Extraordinary by Alden S. McWilliams · (ia)
They Had What It Takes XVIII.—Glenn L. Martin—Clipper Builder by Alden S. McWilliams · (ia)
They Had What It Takes XIX.—Glenn H. Curtis—Ace of the Plane Makers by Alden S. McWilliams · (ia)
They Had What It Takes XX.—Juan de la Cierva—’Giro Genius by Alden S. McWilliams · (ia)
They Had What It Takes XXI.—Jack Knight—Air Mail Pioneer by Alden S. McWilliams · (ia)
They Had What It Takes XXII.—John Alcock—First Atlantic Non-Stopper by Alden S. McWilliams · (ia)
They Had What It Takes XXIII.—Bert Hinkler—The Light Plane Ace by Alden S. McWilliams · (ia)
They Had What It Takes XXIV.—“Jackie” Cochran—Ace Woman Sky Racer by Alden S. McWilliams · (ia)
They Had What It Takes XXV.—Assen Jordanoff—Top-Flight Veteran by Alden S. McWilliams · (ia)
They Had What It Takes XXVI.—Geoffrey de Havilland—Ace Designer by Alden S. McWilliams · (ia)
They Had What It Takes XXVII.—C.P.T. Ulm—Great Aussie Pioneer by Alden S. McWilliams · (ia)
They Had What It Takes XXVIII.—Roscoe Turner—Dashing Racing Ace by Alden S. McWilliams · (ia)
They Had What It Takes XXIX.—Ernst Udet—Ace of the Black Cross by Alden S. McWilliams · (ia)
They Had What It Takes XXX.—Lee Gehlbach—Top-Flight Test Pilot by Alden S. McWilliams · (ia)
They Had What It Takes XXXI.—Charles E. Rosendahl—Airship Ace by Alden S. McWilliams · (ia)
They Had What It Takes XXXII.—“Casey” Jones—Aero Booster No. 1 by Alden S. McWilliams · (ia)
They Had What It Takes XXXIII.—Arch Whitehouse—Skyfighter-Writer by Alden S. McWilliams · (ia)
They Had What It Takes XXXIV.—Clarence Chamberlin—Trans-Atlantic Vet by Alden S. McWilliams · (ia)
They Had What It Takes XXXV.—Major Fred Lord—Four-War Ace by Alden S. McWilliams · (ia)
They Had What It Takes XXXVI.—Billy Bishop—Greatest Canuck Ace by Alden S. McWilliams · (ia)
They Had What It Takes XXXVII.—Leroy R. Grumman—Top-Notch Designer by Alden S. McWilliams · (ia)
They Had What It Takes XXXVIII.—Grover Loening—Dynamic Designer by Alden S. McWilliams · (ia)
They Had What It Takes XXXIX.—Tony Fokker—The “Flying Dutchman” by Alden S. McWilliams · (ia)
They Had What It Takes XL.—Donald Douglas—Doughty Designer by Alden S. McWilliams · (ia)
They Had What It Takes XLI.—“Lon” Yancey—Ace Avigator by Alden S. McWilliams · (ia)
They Hanged a Phantom for Murder by Doctor Grey · (ss)
They Hang for Murder by Orlando Rigoni · (ss)

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