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Magazine Contents Lists: Page 625

American Crime Magazine [#17, July 1954] (Cleveland Publishing Co. Pty. Ltd., 1/-, 66pp, digest) [] · Sweet Poison · E. Hamilton Clay · ss · Sheba Fronted for a Gum-shoe · Harrison Doyle · ss · Low-Down on Morgan · Rodney Byne · ss

American Crime Magazine [#18, August 1954] (Cleveland Publishing Co. Pty. Ltd., 1/-, 66pp, digest) [] · Night Prowl · Guy Merrick · ss · Nightmare with Murder · Gordon Alexander · ss · Both Ends Against the Middle · Steve Hawk · ss

American Crime Magazine [#19, September 1954] (Cleveland Publishing Co. Pty. Ltd., 1/-, 66pp, digest) [] · Unidentified · E. Hamilton Clay · ss · They Wind Up Dead · Anthony George · ss · Dynamite Dame · Gordon Alexander · ss

American Crime Magazine [#20, October 1954] (Cleveland Publishing Co. Pty. Ltd., 1/-, 66pp, digest) [] · Lady Beware · E. Hamilton Clay · ss · Two Had to Die · Gordon Alexander · ss · Glitter of a Gun · Marcus Trevitt · ss

American Crime Magazine [#21, November 1954] (Cleveland Publishing Co. Pty. Ltd., 1/-, 66pp, digest) [] Details taken from Table of Contents. 4 · Third Man Out · E. Hamilton Clay · nv 34 · Set for Slaughter · Henry Vane · nv 50 · The Big Burn · Gordon Alexander · ss

American Crime Magazine [#22, December 1954] (Cleveland Publishing Co. Pty. Ltd., 1/-, 66pp, digest) [] Details supplied by Chris Wood. 4 · The Prowler · Marcus Trevitt · nv 34 · Why Dames Die · Gordon Alexander · ss 50 · Dead Man’s Clothes · Marcus Trevitt · ss

American Crime Magazine [#23, January 1955] (Cleveland Publishing Co. Pty. Ltd., 1/-, 66pp, digest) [] Details taken from Table of Contents. 4 · The Fence · E. Hamilton Clay · nv 37 · Get Well for the Chair · Gordon Alexander · nv 52 · Brad Kept Killing · J. M. Delahaye · ss

American Crime Magazine [#24, February 1955] (Cleveland Publishing Co. Pty. Ltd., 1/-, 66pp, digest) [] · Cry Murder · E. Hamilton Clay · ss · They Killed My Client · Gordon Alexander · ss · All You Get Is Cops · J. M. Delahaye · ss

American Crime Magazine [#25, March 1955] (Cleveland Publishing Co. Pty. Ltd., 1/-, 66pp, digest) [] 5 · Fit to Frame · E. Hamilton Clay · nv 44 · Murder Costs Money · Al Thompson · nv

American Crime Magazine [#26, April 1955] (Cleveland Publishing Co. Pty. Ltd., 1/-, 66pp, digest) [] Details taken from Table of Contents. 5 · Star Witness · E. Hamilton Clay · nv 44 · The Gold Digger · Al Thompson · ss

American Crime Magazine [#27, May 1955] (Cleveland Publishing Co. Pty. Ltd., 66pp, digest) [] Details supplied by Tom Lesser. 5 · Sweet Peril · E. Hamilton Clay · nv 44 · The Camera Angle · Al Thompson · ss

American Crime Magazine [#28, June 1955] (Cleveland Publishing Co. Pty. Ltd., 1/-, 66pp, digest) [] · The Rap · E. Hamilton Clay · ss · No Shroud for Cody · Don Towers · ss

American Crime Magazine [#29, July 1955] (Cleveland Publishing Co. Pty. Ltd., digest) [] Issue not indexed.

American Crime Magazine [#30, August 1955] (Cleveland Publishing Co. Pty. Ltd., 1/-, 66pp, digest) [] Details supplied by Tom Lesser. 5 · Two to Die · Nat Whelan · nv 43 · Killers Are Careless · Peter Burden · ss

American Crime Magazine [#31, September 1955] (Cleveland Publishing Co. Pty. Ltd., 1/-, 66pp, digest) [] Details taken from Table of Contents. 5 · Trouble in Triplicate · E. Hamilton Clay · nv 45 · Death Comes to Reno · Peter Burden · nv

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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

American Detective [Vol. 1 No. 5, September 1934] ed. Hugh Layne (Artvision Publishing Company, Springfield, MA, s/b, 25¢, 96pp+, 8½″ x 11½″, cover by Arthur Ray McCowen) [] Details supplied by Richard Newsome. 5 · American Detective Editorial: Shoot to Kill! · The Editor · ed 6 · The Perfect Crime (?) · Fletcher Pratt · tc; “The Tufverson-Poderjay Disappearance Case”. 14 · The Schoolroom Murder Case · Martin Merle · tc; “Detective Ellis Parker Captures Thomas Coumas” (1932 Olive Taylor murder, Stockton, CA). 18 · Shovers of the Queer · Dean S. Jennings · ar; “The Inside Story of How Counterfeiters Work”. 22 · Texas’ Great “If” Murder Mystery · County Sheriff T. A. Binford, (Harris, TX); as told to Margie Harris · tc; 1922 W. R. Sims murder. 25 · X Marks the Spot · [uncredited] · pi; crime scene photos. 28 · The Case of the Four Horsemen and the Black Sedan · County Detective Lt. Joseph Cocozza, (Essex, NJ); as told to Adrian B. Lopez · tc; “New Jersey Detectives Trap a Killer” (1934 Julius Friedman murder, Bloomfield, NJ). 34 · Footprints in the Dust · Lum Smith · tc; “New York’s Tellstone Murder Case” (1934 Cleo Tellstone murder, Bloomingdale, NY). 36 · The Ship of Death · Wilton Gray · tc; “A Strange Murder Aboard the Schooner Kingsway” (1927 Lucille Battice murder). 42 · The Case of the Phantom Forgers · Charles H. Knowles · tc; “Florida’s Most Baffling Forgery Case”. 45 · Dragnet · [uncredited] · pi; true crime news photos. 50 · The Black-Hand Strikes · Luke S. May; as told to Hollis B. Fultz · tc; 1921 Harry Hallen murder, South Tacoma, WA, told by the chief of the Seattle Detective Force. 56 · I Escaped from Devil’s Island [Part 4 of 4] · Gilbert Cartier, (Convict No. 26185); as told to Jack De Witt · ts 58 · Calling All Cars · [uncredited] · ms; “Criminals at Large Wanted by Police”. 96 · Third Degree · The Readers · lc _ · [letter] · Grace McLaughlin · lt _ · [letter] · Jack J. Birgl · lt _ · [letter] · H. K. · lt _ · [letter] · L. E. Burkey · lt _ · [letter] · John E. Costello · lt _ · [letter] · Raymond Reddy · lt

American Detective [v2 #2, December 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 Vapor Test Clue · Martin Merle · tc; about the Alice Stoll kidnapping Louisville KY Oct 10 1934. 14 · The Trail of the Red Scourge · Adrian B. Lopez · tc 21 · The Mystery of the Broken Nosed Strangler · Anthony Field · tc 26 · The Clue of the Defective Firing Pin · Wilton Gray · tc 32 · Ellis Parker: The Case of the Cunning Mulatto · Fletcher Pratt · tc; “First of series of Ellis Parker cases”, Matilda Russo murder, Moorestown NJ June 4 1921. 37 · Dragnet · [uncredited] · pi 42 · Death’s Breakfast · Robert Faherty · tc 48 · Murder for Nothing · Virgil E. LaMarre · tc 54 · “Snow” · Robert Mann · tc; “A thrilling narcotic detective story”. 56 · The Case of the Murderer’s Christmas Present · Hollis B. Fultz · tc; featuring Detective Luke S. May. 61 · Third Degree · The Readers · lc 62 · Calling All Cars · [uncredited] · ms 76 · Unsolved Case Prize Announcement · [uncredited] · ms

American Detective [Vol. 2 No. 4, February 1935] ed. Hugh Layne (25¢, cover by Arthur Ray McCowen) [] Details supplied by Richard Newsome from Table of Contents. 5 · With the Aid of the People · The Editor · ed 6 · The Monster of Wistaria Cottage · George Allan Moffatt · tc; on the Grace Budd murder in New York in 1928. 12 · The Web of Death · Jack De Witt · tc; on the capture of “Babyface” Nelson. 20 · Ellis Parker—The Case of the Left-Sided Man · Fletcher Pratt · tc; featuring Detective Ellis H. Parker. Washington Hunter murder, Riverside NJ Jan 29 1901. 24 · The Mystery of the Man Who Wouldn’t Die · Wilton Gray · tc; on the Michael Malloy insurance fraud murder Feb 21 1933 New York. 30 · Murder in Room 409 · Anthony Field · tc; on the Emma Krafts murder Nov 1912 Chicago. 35 · Dragnet · [uncredited] · pi 38 · The Clue of the Forgotten Key · Annie Dyer Nunn · tc; “Texas authorities solve a baffling murder mystery”. 46 · The Case of the Twin Clues · Adrian B. Lopez · tc; “New Jersey’s most amazing murder enigma”. 50 · “Silk” · Herbert Hall Taylor · tc; on a Philadelphia silk mill robbery. 54 · The Silver Trail · James W. Booth · tc; on a California mail robbery. 59 · Third Degree · [uncredited] · ms 95 · Unsolved Prize Contest Announcement · [uncredited] · cn