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    Youth’s Companion Combined with The American Boy [v114 #7, July 1940] ed. Griffith Ogden Ellis (The Sprague Publishing Company, Inc., 25¢, 32pp, 10¼″ x 13½″, cover by Manning de V. Lee) []
    Details supplied by John Boston.
    • 3 · In the Morning Mail · The Readers · lc; “Conducted by Pluto the Office Pup” [in spirit, the mundane equivalent of Sergeant Saturn and Frogeyes], mixes editorial comment, information about contributors [anyone want to know about Lawrence M Guyer?], quotes from letters, etc.
    • 4 · What Is Americanism? · Homer Cray · ar; anti-totalitarian homily.
    • 5 · The Cabin on the Rapids [Connie Morgan] · James B. Hendryx · ss; illustrated by Frank Vaughn; “Connie handles a Yukon duel and Old Man Mattie helps out.”
    • 7 · Eyes on the Ball: Let’s Talk to Ted Williams · Franklin M. Reck · ar
    • 8 · Feet Under You! Weight Low! · S. E. “Canuck” Sangster · ar; canoeing instruction.
    • 10 · A Question of Identity · Eldon G. Magnuson · ss; illustrated by Grattan Condon; “A green young deputy hears a call for help and takes a big chance.”
    • 12 · Hustle Off to a Hostel · Gurney Williams · ar; about youth hostels.
    • 13 · Tenderfoot · Lawrence M. Guyer · ss; illustrated by Dudley Gloyne Summers; “Cadet Smith had afiendish backhand and a debt to pay.”
    • 15 · Three Against the Sea [Part ? of ?] · Robb White · sl; illustrated by Manning de V. Lee; “Out in a raging hurricane Jake sails into the enemy.”
    • 21 · Do You Know? · Misc. · ms; obscure facts, like the increase in vegetable acreage, excluding potatoes, from 1919 to 1929.
    • 22 · Bows and Arrows Bring Them Money · James M. Young, Jr. · ms; half-column squib about two teen-agers who make and sell archery stuff from their basement.
    • 25 · Batty Corner · Misc. · pz; “brain teasers”.
    • 28 · Stamps · Kent B. Stiles · cl
    • 31 · Funnybone Ticklers · Various · hu

    American Crime Magazine:   (about)
    Thin digest that ran for at least 36 issues, in two separate series. Despite the title and the boast that it contained “fast-moving drama by popular American authors” it seems to have contained only stories by Australian authors, probably a small number under multiple pseudonyms. There was also an associated series of standalone novelettes published by the same publisher under the same series title of which only two undated examples are known—The Counterfeiters by Rex Young and Murder Madness by Steve Hawk.

    American Crime Magazine (second series)

    • Publishers:
      • Jatkins Publishing Company; 15 Rowe Street, Sydney: American Crime Magazine (second series), Jan 1953 – Jun 1953.
      • Cleveland Publishing Co. Pty. Ltd.; 15 Rowe Street, Sydney: American Crime Magazine (second series), Jul 1953 – Jun 1955.

    American Detective [Vol. 1 No. 1, May 1934] ed. Hugh Layne (Artvision Publishing Company, 25¢, 96pp+, cover by Arthur Ray McCowen) []
    Details supplied by Richard Newsome from Table of Contents.
    • 5 · American Detective Editorial · The Editor · ed
    • 6 · The Battery of Doom · Fletcher Pratt · tc; “The Millen case”.
    • 14 · Eight Men Died · Convict 12627 & Convict 13443 · te; “The Walla Walla prison break”.
    • 22 · The Mystery of Manhattan’s Unholy Three · Lum Smith · tc; the Willie Sutton Jan 15 1934 robbery of Corn Exchange Bank in Philadelphia.
    • 31 · X Marks the Spot · [uncredited] · pi
    • 34 · The Clue of the Naked Man · Ed. A. Garner; as told to Seymour Rice, Jr. · tc; “Florida’s atrocious double murder”. March 12, 1933, Sarasota, Florida slaying of Lacey Bell Dyel and Bertie Lee Clements.
    • 41 · Dragnet · [uncredited] · pi
    • 46 · Midsummer Night Horror · Isabel Stephen · tc; “New York’s Dr. Deely case”.
    • 51 · Who Killed Louis Stricker? · Lawrence Keating · tc; “Wisconsin’s weird murder mystery”.
    • 60 · The Bloody Bride [Part 1 of 2] · Wilton Gray · tc; “The Lottie Coll case”.
    • 66 · Calling All Cars · [uncredited] · ms; “Fugitives from justice—wanted by police”, includes Clyde Barrow.
    • 96 · Third Degree · The Readers · lc

    American Detective [Vol. 1 No. 2, June 1934] (Artvision Publishing Company, 25¢, cover by Arthur Ray McCowen) []
    Details supplied by Richard Newsome from Table of Contents.
    • 5 · American Detective Editorial · The Editor · ed
    • 6 · The Napoleon of Evil · Fletcher Pratt · ar; “The Story of John Dillinger”.
    • 14 · How We Solved Long Island’s Flying Field Murder · Isabel Stephen · tc; “The Stephen Sweeney Murder Mystery”.
    • 20 · Clues in Reverse · Stanley Holland · tc; about the Margaret Biederbick-Thomas G. R. Pierson love nest slaying, Brooklyn, NY, March 1934.
    • 24 · I Escaped from Devil’s Island [Part 1 of 4] · Gilbert Carter · ts
    • 32 · The Bloody Bride [Part 2 of 2] · Wilton Gray · tc; “The real truth behind the Vincent Coll killing”.
    • 38 · The Strange Case at Goose Creek · Margie Harris · tc; “Texas’ most baffling murder mystery”.
    • 41 · X Marks the Spot · [uncredited] · pi
    • 44 · Hell’s Highball · Seymour Rice, Jr. · tc; about the Dr. Sara Ruth Dean-Dr. John Preston Kennedy poison cocktail murder case, Greenwood, Mississippi, August 1933.
    • 50 · The Driver of Death · Charles Samuels · tc; “California’s Farber-Nelson Case”.
    • 54 · Dragnet · [uncredited] · pi
    • 58 · The Sinister Snatch · Lum Smith · tc; about the John J. O’Connell, Jr. kidnapping, Albany, NY, July 1933.
    • 64 · Calling All Cars · [uncredited] · ms
    • 64 · Third Degree · The Readers · lc

    American Detective [Vol. 1 No. 3, July 1934] ed. Hugh Layne (Artvision Publishing Company, 29 Worthington St., Springfield, MA, 25¢, 96pp+, 8½″ x 11½″, cover by Arthur Ray McCowen) []
    Details supplied by Richard Newsome from Table of Contents.
    • 5 · American Detective Editorial · The Editor · ed
    • · After Dinner Murder · Fletcher Pratt · ar; “The Broadway Brown Murder Mystery.”
    • 14 · The Phantom Three · Ralph K. Clark · ar; “Sacramento’s Police Office Robbery.”
    • 20 · Corpus Delecti · Sheriff T. A. Binford · ar; “Houston’s Mordie Conroy Case.”
    • 24 · Hot Ice · Lum Smith · ar; “New York’s Modern ‘Raffles’ Case.”
    • 31 · X Marks the Spot · [uncredited] · pi
    • 34 · Murder at Midnight · Norman A. Daniels · ar; “New England’s Murder Monster Case.”
    • 40 · I Escaped from Devil’s Island [Part 2 of 4] · Convict No. 26185 · ts; “A Real Inside Story of Escape from the French Penal Colony.”
    • 44 · The Tragedy of a Clown · Robert Faherty · ar; “Chicago’s Strangest Murder Enigma.”
    • 49 · Dragnet · [uncredited] · pi; “Detective News in Pictures.”
    • 54 · The Strange Case of the Unknown Man · Sheriff Ed. McGinley · ar; “Kansas Baffling Murder Riddle.”
    • 60 · The Mystery of the Shallow Grave · Ira Irving Poznanski · ar; “St. Louis’ Nora Dorman Case.”
    • 66 · Calling All Cars · [uncredited] · ms; “Fugitives from Justice—Wanted by Police.”
    • 96 · Third Degree · [uncredited] · ms

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