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    Yorkshire Evening Post [January 23, 1947] (newspaper) []
    Details supplied by Steve Holland.
    • · Fruitless Errand · Edith Thomas · ss; competition runner-up; 2nd prize; of 11 Bradford Road, Wakefield.

    Yorkshire Evening Post [January 28, 1947] (newspaper) []
    Details supplied by Steve Holland.
    • · The Truck · G. H. Chappell · ss; competition runner-up; 3rd prize; of 14 Victoria Grove, Leeds.

    Yorkshire Evening Post [January 30, 1947] (newspaper) []
    Details supplied by Steve Holland.
    • · The Green Titfer · James Thurlby · ss; competition runner-up; of Oval Road, East Dene, Rotherham.

    Yorkshire Evening Post [May 6, 1948] (newspaper) []
    Details supplied by Steve Holland.
    • · Ambrosia-Paraffin · Alfred Taylor · ss; 38-year-old engineer, lives in Meltham, nr. Huddersfield.

    Yorkshire Evening Post [April 30, 1949] (newspaper) []
    Details supplied by Steve Holland.
    • · An Evening in the Dark Forest · Vernon Coleman · ss; the first of the Saturday Magazine short stories; includes a request to readers for contributions.
    • · Ma Rubbalong Uses Her Thinking Cap [Rubbalong Tales] · Enid Blyton · ss The Evening Standard April 4 1949 (+4), as “Ma Puts on Her Thinking Cap”

    Yorkshire Evening Post [May 7, 1949] (newspaper) []
    Details supplied by Steve Holland.
    • · Rubbalong and the Upside Down People [Rubbalong Tales] · Enid Blyton · ss The Evening Standard April 11 1949 (+3), as “All Upside Down”
    • · The Last of the Pikes · Alfred Taylor · ss; of Huddersfield; won an Evening Post short story competition in 1947 with his story “Up On the Ridge” after which he joined the staff. His first assignment was to report on a trek through the Pennine country which appeared in June 1948.

    Yorkshire Evening Post [October 6, 1950] (newspaper) []
    Details supplied by Steve Holland.
    • · Winning Trick · J. B. Roberts · ss; 56-year-old author is yard foreman at a Wakefield mining engineering works. He left school at 12 and, to use his own words, “seldom even uses a pen.” He has produced several short stories, but “up to now never had the courage to submit one.”

    Young Athlete’s Weekly [#3, February 10, 1905] (Frank Tousey Publisher) []
    from Adventure House auction.
    Details supplied by Denny Lien.
    • · Frank Manley’s Ice King; of, The Fastest Craft on Runners · Physical Director · ss

    The Young Crusader [v70 #1, January 1957] (Women’s Christian Temperance Union, 10¢, 16pp, cover by Seifert) []
    Editor-in-Chief, Mrs. Glenn G. Hays. Managing Editor, Mrs. Millie R. Powell. Circulation Manager, Mrs. Elizabeth T. Nelsen. 50¢/year but a single issue to a foreign address was 68¢. First issue was January 1887, so we will probably never list all of them.
    Details supplied by Mark Owings.

    The Young Englishman [v1, #9, June 14, 1873] (1d, 16pp, cover by Phiz) []
    • 129 · Fat Willie Baker · George Emmett · nv; illustrated by Phiz
    • 134 · The Wreck of the ’Golden Cloud’; or, The Three Gallant Middies [Part 9 of 12] · J. J. G. Bradley · sl; illustrated by A. Dorrington
    • 137 · Tom Tiddler; or, The Mystery of Marazion Manor [Part 3 of 13] · Henry Emmett, uncredited · sl; illustrated by H. B.
    • 140 · Sports and Pastimes for Young English Gentlemen · [uncredited] · cl
    • 141 · Tales of My Schoolmates New Series No. 9: The Troubles of Mr. Giles · Alfred Sherrington · ss
    • 142 · Texas Jack, the White King of the Pawnees [Part 9 of 17] · Ned Buntline · sl
    • 144 · Editor’s Box · The Editor · ms

    The Young Englishman [v2, #48, March 14, 1874] (1d, 16pp) []
    • 338 · The Devil’s Bridge; or, The Brigands of the Pic-du-Midi [Part 1 of ?] · A. L. Gordon · sl
    • 341 · Facts and Scraps · [uncredited] · cl
    • 341 · Young Tom’s Schooldays [Part 34 of 34] · E. H. Burrage, uncredited · sl; illustrated by Phiz & J. Gooding
    • 345 · The Sailor Crusoe [Part 22 of ?] · Percy B. St. John · sl The London Herald 1861; illustrated by Robert Prowse
    • 349 · Tales of My Schoolmates No. 21: Tells of How Joe Went to Lay a Ghost, and How the Ghost Laid Him · Alfred Sherrington · ss
    • 350 · Jack Harkaway in America [Part 8 of ?] · Bracebridge Hemyng · sl Frank Leslie’s Boys’ and Girls’ Weekly January 24 1874 - July 11 1874
    • 352 · Editor’s Box · The Editor · ms

    The Young Englishman [v2, #50, March 28, 1874] (1d, 16pp, cover by Phiz) []
    • 369 · Young Tom Wildrake’s Adventures in Europe, Asia, Africa, and America [Part 2 of ?] · E. H. Burrage, uncredited · sl; illustrated by Phiz & J. Gooding
    • 374 · Jack Harkaway in America [Part 10 of ?] · Bracebridge Hemyng · sl Frank Leslie’s Boys’ and Girls’ Weekly January 24 1874 - July 11 1874
    • 377 · The Devil’s Bridge; or, The Brigands of the Pic-du-Midi [Part 3 of ?] · A. L. Gordon · sl
    • 380 · Tales of My Schoolmates No. 23: Tom Muddlescull (continued) · Alfred Sherrington · ss
    • 381 · The Sailor Crusoe [Part 24 of ?] · Percy B. St. John · sl The London Herald 1861; illustrated by Robert Prowse
    • 382 · Editor’s Box · The Editor · ms

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