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    American Detective [Volume 8 Number 1, December 1937] ed. Robert Borden (Artvision Publishing Co., 25¢) []
    Details supplied by Richard Newsome from Table of Contents.
    • 4 · Mistress of Murder · Jack Heil · tc; featuring Captain Patrick Hayes, Cincinnati, Ohio Detective Bureau.
    • 16 · Broadway’s “Swing” Slaying · Isabel Stephen · tc; featuring Detective Sergeant Paul Kelly, New Jersey, and Detective Canevari, New York City.
    • 24 · The Endless Chain · M. Lee Forgy · tc; featuring the Chattanooga, Tennessee Police and the FBI.
    • 32 · Crime Camera · [uncredited] · pi
    • 34 · The Mad Houdini · George Masters · tc; featuring the Police Departments of Newton, Watertown and Boston, Massachusetts.
    • 43 · Curiosities in Crime · William R. Creedmore · cl
    • 44 · Sex Crimes Versus Science in the Nation’s Capital · Walden Snell · tc; featuring Captain Ira Keck, Assistant Chief of Detectives, Washington, D.C.
    • 52 · Wanted for Murder · John Blaker; as told to Hollis B. Fultz · tc
    • 60 · American Detective Bulletin Board · [uncredited] · qa
    • 62 · Fiesta of Death · Sergeant Harry R. Miller; as told to Bob McLean · tc
    • 68 · “I Got My Man” · Sheriff Tom Gantt; as told to Robert D. Burgess · tc
    • 77 · X Marks the Spot · [uncredited] · pi
    • 78 · Clues III: A Lock of Hair · Leslie Lawson · tc; third installment in a series.
    • 80 · The Clue of the Copper-Tinted Coins · Eloise Cooper Mackey · tc; featuring Deputy Sheriff Harry Odum, Madison County, and Patrolman Al Rowden, Granite City, Illinois.
    • 88 · Whatever Happened to the Capone Gang? No. 5: George “Bugs” Moran · Dugal O’Liam · tc
    • 90 · Detroit’s Mad Monster · Albert O. James · tc; featuring Detroit Police and Wayne County Sheriff’s Officers.


    American Detective [Volume 8 Number 3, February 1938] ed. Robert Borden (Artvision Publishing Co., 25¢) []
    Details supplied by Richard Newsome from Table of Contents.
    • 4 · Soldier of Justice · Edward S. Sullivan · tc
    • 13 · Curiosities in Crime · William R. Creedmore · cl
    • 14 · Alcatraz—The Rock of Despair [Part 2 of 4] · “A Graduate” · mm; “The Mutiny That Failed”.
    • 22 · Crushout · Stephen Manners · tc
    • 28 · Hangman’s Holiday · Detective Sergeant Theodore F. Vollten; as told to Alfred Brandon · tc; from Montgomery County, Maryland.
    • 37 · X Marks the Spot · [uncredited] · pi
    • 38 · A Problem in Parricide · Margie Harris · tc; featuring Sheriff Lee Allen and Deputy Sheriff Jim McCoy of Austin, Texas.
    • 46 · American Detective Bulletin Board · [uncredited] · qa
    • 48 · Evidence Remains · Eloise Cooper Mackey · tc; featuring Sheriff T. J. Smith of Cannon County and Attorney Hoyt Bryson of Woodbury, Tennessee.
    • 54 · Manhattan Cocktail · David Lindsay · tc; featuring Detective Thomas Cox of New York City.
    • 62 · Clues V: The Duplicate Clue · Leslie Lawson · tc
    • 64 · Behind the 8 Ball · Hollis B. Fultz · tc; featuring the Vancouver, Washington and Portland, Oregon police.
    • 69 · The Rock Pile · [uncredited] · ms
    • 70 · Obituary in Oil · Mirin D. McLean · tc; featuring Sheriff Hayes Bale of Lawrence County, Illinois.
    • 78 · Whatever Happened to the Capone Gang? No. 7: Al Capone · Dugal O’Liam · tc
    • 80 · Condemned to the Guillotine · Isabel Stephen · tc; featuring Supervising Agent John W. Roberts. U.S. Customs, and Detective Edward Fitzgerald of New York.
    • 91 · The Mob of the Mysterious Blonde · Jack De Witt · tc; featuring Texas and Louisiana State Police.


    American Detective [Volume 8 Number 4, March 1938] ed. Robert Borden (Artvision Publishing Co., 25¢, 96pp+, 8½″ x 11½″ s/b) []
    Details supplied by Richard Newsome from Table of Contents.
    • 4 · Killers, Incorporated · Fletcher Pratt · tc; featuring Inspector Jules Poignant of the Paris Sûreté.
    • 14 · Marked for Murder · Stephen Manners · tc; murder of police sergeant Timothy Murphy in Greenwich Village, September 14, 1931.
    • 24 · Alcatraz—The Rock of Despair [Part 3 of 4] · “A Graduate” · mm; “‘Scarface Al’ Capone, Model But Most Hated Prisoner”.
    • 32 · Philadelphia’s Sex Mad Slayer · Bruno Albright · tc; featuring District Attorney Fred B. Smillie, Montgomery County, Pa.
    • 40 · American Detective Bulletin Board · [uncredited] · qa
    • 42 · The Royal Killer of Waikiki · Fred Fulton · tc; featuring the Police of Honolulu, Hawaii.
    • 48 · The Castle of Medical Horrors · Louis N. Burkhardt · tc; featuring Policewoman Kate O’Connor of San Francisco. Abortionist Dr. Max Hickok, convicted of murder in death of patient Elizabeth Sowers.
    • 55 · X Marks the Spot · [uncredited] · pi
    • 56 · The Clue of the Tilted Mirror · Walden Snell · tc; featuring the Virginia State Police.
    • 64 · A Strange Type of Murder · Alfred Brandon · tc; featuring Detectives Daniel J. O’Mahoney and John Gaynor of Philadelphia, Pa.
    • 72 · Clues VI: A Greasy Cap · Leslie Lawson · tc
    • 74 · Texas’ Party Girls · Margie Harris · tc; featuring Deputy Sheriff James McBee of Tarrant County, Texas.
    • 81 · Secret Sin · Hollis B. Fultz · tc; featuring Sheriff Pat McCarthy, Skagit County, Washington.
    • 87 · The Rock Pile · [uncredited] · ms
    • 88 · Well of Loneliness · Bernard L. Petty · tc; featuring Sheriff Antone B. Prince, St. George, Utah. Killing of rancher Spencer Malan, March 1935.
    • 96 · Curiosities in Crime · William R. Creedmore · cl


    American Detective [Volume 8 Number 5, April 1938] ed. Robert Borden (Artvision Publishing Co., 25¢) []
    Details supplied by Richard Newsome from Table of Contents.
    • 4 · Mutiny, Madness, Murder · Edward S. Sullivan · tc
    • 13 · Curiosities in Crime · William R. Creedmore · cl
    • 14 · State Line Deadline · Charles Pifer · tc; featuring the Indiana State Police.
    • 22 · Neuter Gender · Alfred Brandon · tc; featuring the Essex County, New Jersey Police Dept.
    • 30 · Alcatraz—The Rock of Despair [Part 4 of 4] · “A Graduate” · mm
    • 38 · American Detective Bulletin Board · [uncredited] · qa
    • 40 · The Devil Is Unchained · Stephen Manners · tc
    • 48 · To the Gallows! · Neil Hall · tc; featuring Detectives Roy B. Hagley & Harry Farris of Huntington, West Virginia. Kidnapping of Dr. James Seder, West Virginia, November 1937.
    • 57 · X Marks the Spot · [uncredited] · pi
    • 58 · Detroit’s Lady-Killer Case · Albert O. James · tc; featuring Detective Inspector Paul H. Wood of Detroit, Michigan.
    • 66 · Trail’s End · Chief of Detectives W. Douglas Bush; as told to Jack De Witt · tc; about Florida’s Hunt-Gant bank robbery gang.
    • 74 · Murder Under the Microscope I · [uncredited] · cl; “Deputy Police Commissioner John A. Lyons discusses murder”.
    • 76 · Numbers · Isabel Stephen · tc; featuring District Attorney Thomas E. Dewey of New York.
    • 86 · The Heat Is On! · L. L. Mayers · tc; featuring Detective Lieutenant Tom Eubanks of Houston, Texas. Capture of bank robbers Alva Hunt & Hugh Gant in Texas.
    • 96 · The Rock Pile · [uncredited] · ms


    American Detective [v8 #6, May 1938] ed. Robert Borden (Artvision Publishing Co., 25¢) []
    Details supplied by Richard Newsome from Table of Contents.
    • 4 · The Voyage of the Damned [Part 1 of ?] · Charles Bant; as told to Jack De Witt · ts; escape from Devil’s Island.
    • 14 · Souls for Sale · Edward Handley; as told to Fred Fulton · tc; featuring Director Edward Handley, Bureau of Special Services, San Francisco.
    • 22 · The Weight of Evidence · Andrew Patton; as told to John R. Franchey · tc; featuring District Attorney Andrew Patton, Dallas, Texas.
    • 30 · American Detective Bulletin Board · [uncredited] · qa
    • 32 · The Snatch at Westward Ho · Charles Robbins · tc; about the Charles Sherman Ross kidnapping, Chicago, September 1937.
    • 41 · X Marks the Spot · [uncredited] · pi
    • 42 · The Right to Kill · Gerard Franklin · tc; about the Paul Wright love triangle killing of Evelyn Wright and John B. Kimmel, Glendale, CA, November 1937.
    • 52 · Long Island’s Red Riding Hood Slayings · Speed Scanlon · tc; featuring Inspector Harold R. King, Nassau County. Jeanette Schuellain and Celinda Waite murders by John Reo, Elmont, NY, January 1938.
    • 60 · Murder Under the Microscope II · [uncredited] · cl; discussion with Dr. Thomas A. Gonzales, chief medical examiner for New York.
    • 62 · Breathing Death · Lynwood Kent · tc
    • 71 · Home-Made Murder · Harold L. Zimmer · tc; featuring chief of police John Puthoff, Covington, Kentucky.
    • 77 · Curiosities in Crime · William R. Creedmore · cl
    • 78 · San Quentin’s Prodigal Son · M. Lee Forgy · tc; featuring Sheriff William Hosinski. Lawrence McCarty car theft ring, St. Joseph County, Indiana, January 1938.
    • 86 · Clues VII: President Lincoln’s Ear · Leslie Lawson · ar
    • 88 · The Tigress of Petaluma · Robert Sothern · tc; featuring Sheriff Walter B. Sellmer, Marin County, California.
    • 96 · The Rock Pile · [uncredited] · ms


    American Detective [v9 #1, June 1938] ed. Robert Borden (Artvision Publishing Co., 25¢, 112pp+, quarto s/b) []
    Details supplied by Richard Newsome.
    • 4 · Secrets for Sale · Fletcher Pratt · tc; about the Guenther Rumrich spy case, New York 1938.
    • 14 · Harvest of Revenge · W. L. Hicklin · tc; featuring Sheriff J. M. Moreland. Dynamite killings of Harmon Gouge family, Carter County, Tennessee, Jan. 1938.
    • 25 · X Marks the Spot · [uncredited] · pi
    • 26 · A Matter of Millions · Horace Heffern · tc; about the Reno, Nevada confidence ring, 1934.
    • 34 · American Detective Bulletin Board · [uncredited] · qa
    • 36 · Jezebel · Smith Troy; as told to Hollis B. Fultz · tc; about the Ezra Dillon murder, Olympia, Washington, Oct. 1937.
    • 42 · Paid in Full · Paul Maurice · tc; featuring Policeman Frank Kehoe. Elmer Ostling murder, Chicago, July 1933.
    • 49 · The Voyage of the Damned [Part 2 of ?] · Charles Bant; as told to Jack De Witt · ts; escape from Devil’s Island.
    • 56 · Death on Primrose Road · Charles Pifer · tc; about the Herman Reinke murder, Buchanan, Michigan, Nov. 1937.
    • 64 · Curiosities in Crime · William R. Creedmore · cl
    • 65 · Siren Song · Alfred Brandon · tc; about the Myrtle White murder, Middlesex County, New Jersey, June 1937.
    • 72 · Lupo the Wolf · Ernest Martin · tc; featuring Asst DA Ralph K. Jacobs, Brooklyn, New York. Ignazio Lupo case, Feb. 1937.
    • 82 · Crime Camera · [uncredited] · pi
    • 84 · The Long Stretch · Gerard Franklin · tc; about the J. W. Burke murder, Huntington Park, California, Jan. 1938.
    • 92 · Clues VIII: Bacteria · Leslie Lawson · ar
    • 94 · Apache · Gabriel Galt · tc; about the Maurice Tanneau murder, France, Jan. 1936.
    • 102 · Murder Under the Microscope III · [uncredited] · ar; discussion with Dr. Alexander O. Gettler.
    • 104 · The Rock Pile · [uncredited] · ms
    • 105 · A Slight Case of Suicide · Margie Harris · tc; featuring Sheriff Carl Busch. Charles Groze murder, Sept. 1938, Trinity County, Texas.


    American Detective [v9 #2, July 1938] (25¢, 112pp+, s/b) []
    Details supplied by Richard Newsome.
    • 4 · The Battered Beauty of the Howdy Revue · Speed Scanlon · tc; killing of Patrolman Humbert Moruzzi, Greenwich Village, April 11, 1938.
    • 15 · Murder in Blackface · Pierre du Bois · tc; murder of Frank Evans, 1937; featuring Sheriff Tom Patton, Jackson, TN.
    • 23 · Miss X and Her Puppets of the Internationale · George Evans · tc; spy case of Percy Glading.
    • 33 · Curiosities in Crime · William R. Creedmore · cl
    • 34 · A Case of Adultery · Harold L. Zimmer · tc; murder of Lucille Glore, Feb. 3, 1938; featuring Detectives Carl London and Walter Eitzman, St. Louis Police Dept.
    • 41 · The Return of Kohler Holdsclaw · Kohler Holdsclaw; as told to Charles Pifer · ts; “The true story of a modern day Jean Valjean” (1926 North Carolina prison escapee).
    • 47 · Clues IX: A Rag, A Bone, and a Hank of Hair · Leslie Lawson · tc; murder of Louisa Luetgert, Chicago, on May 1, 1897.
    • 49 · The Voyage of the Damned [Part 3 of ?] · Charles Bant; as told to Jack De Witt · ts; escape from Devil’s Island.
    • 56 · The Temper of Muleshoe · H. H. Murray; as told to M. Dyer · tc; murder of Evelyn Monts, Muleshoe, TX, in 1918.
    • 65 · The Rock Pile · [uncredited] · ms; updating stories in previous issues.
    • 67 · The Clue of Three Sevens · Lieut. James M. Bevard; as told to Floyd F. Russell · tc; bank robberies in Michigan in 1937.
    • 74 · The Secret of the Missing Stitch · John S. Thorp · tc; murder of Louis F. Lamson, Ashby, MA, in March 5, 1938; featuring State Detective Edward J. Sherlock, Massachusetts.
    • 82 · Crime Camera · [uncredited] · pi; photo story of murder of Jenny Moreno, Downy, CA, in April 14, 1938.
    • 84 · Written Evidence · Earl H. Dunlap; as told to Phil Kerby · tc; murder of Anne Hughes, Pueblo, CO, in Jan. 3 1938.
    • 92 · With the G-Men · [uncredited] · cl
    • 95 · The Praying Poisoner of St. Helens · Hollis B. Fultz · tc; murder of Ruth Ledford in 1937; featuring Sheriff M. L. Calhoun, St. Helens, OR.
    • 102 · American Detective Bulletin Board · Edward A. Dieckmann · qa
    • 104 · The Clue of the Broken Luger · Detective Inspector Verne Cross; as told to Hal Westbrooke · tc; murder of William F. Pantazis in 1937.
    • 111 · Murder Under the Microscope IV: How District Attorney Thomas E. Dewey’s Homicide Bureau Handles Murder · [uncredited] · ar; murder of Humbert Moruzzi.


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