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CROWTHER, PETER (chron.) (continued)

* The Purity of Pap, (br) Million #10 1992; Finding true illustrated entertainment surprisingly close to home.
* The Syndication Rag, (br) Million #4 1991; On some comic-strip oldies.
* Unpleasant Dreams, (br) Million #11 1992; Considering “The British Effect” on the American horror comicbook.
* Well, was it a Bird?, (br) Million #2 1991; On some graphic delights.
* Where There’s Will, There’s the Way!, (br) Million #7 1992; Reintroducing a master of the graphic-novel form.
CROWTHER, SAM (chron.)

* Boston’s Phantom Strangler, (ar) Argosy Aug 1963
* Crime’s Angry Young Men, (ar) Argosy Nov 1963
CROWTHER, SAMUEL (chron.)

* The American System, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 15 1936
* Big Men, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 12 1931
* The Blind Spot — Prices, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 5 1931
* Book Values or Man Values?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 4 1930
* Central America, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 22, Nov 5 1927
* Chain Banking and How It Is Likely to Affect Agriculture, (ar) The Country Gentleman Jun 1930
* The Community and the Chain Store (with J. C. Penney), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 22 1930
* Don’t Be Afraid of Making Mistakes, (ar) Everybody’s Magazine Oct 1925
* Edsel B. Ford, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 25 1926
* An Efficiency Experts Confessions (with William R. Basset), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 4 1928
* From Shirtsleeves to Shirtsleeves, (ar) Cosmopolitan Mar 1934
* Getting Back to Gold, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 3 1928
* Getting On in the World: Consider the Milkman, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 10 1931
* Give Us Something New, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 21 1931
* Gold, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 27 1932
* The Golden Millstone, (ms) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 23 1935
* Have We Developed Our Home Market, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 16 1933
* Ho Do They Get Their Jobs?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 16 1929
* How Big Is Too Big?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 13 1929
* How Do They Get Their Money, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 9 1929
* How Honest Are People?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 1 1928
* How Honest is Business?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 16 1928
* How Much is a Man Worth?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 13 1931
* How Self-Contained is America?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 7 1931
* In and Out: Laying the Foundations of Regimentation (with George N. Peek), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 23 1936
* In and Out: the Experiences of the First AAA Administrator (with George N. Peek), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 16 1936
* In and Out: The Foreign Trade Account (with George N. Peek), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 20 1936
* In and Out: Trade Agreements and Disagreements (with George N. Peek), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 13 1936
* In and Out: What Our Nationall Bookkeeping Shows (with George N. Peek), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 6 1936
* The Latest War Debt Hoax, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 10 1932
* Leisure and the Machine Age: an Interview with Myron C. Taylor, (iv) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 28 1931
* Let Us Take Stock, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 10 1931
* Liquidating Depressions, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 1 1931
* Little Business Stages a Comeback, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 30 1932
* Magic Money and Speculation, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 10 1934
* Many Kinds of Money, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 11 1933
* Men or Machines, an Interview with A. W. Robertson, (iv) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 10 1934
* Minding Our Own Business, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 13 1932
* More Business in Business, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 29 1933
* The Myth of Profitless Prosperity, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 3 1928
* The New Deal and the Housekeeper, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 21 1936
* The New Hired Man, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 7 1928
* An Old-Fashioned Banker, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 2 1932
* The Only Real Security (with Henry Ford), (iv) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 1 1936
* Our Job-An Interview with Henry Ford, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 31 1936
* Planned Economy, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 7 1934
* Sell America, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 29 1933
* Shooting at the Wrong Target, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 14 1931
* Silver, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 19 1936
* Some Premises of the New Deal, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 9 1935
* Some Things We Are Learning, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 18 1929
* Spending Public Moneys, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 11 1931
* Summing Up The Cooperatives, (ar) The Country Gentleman Mar 1929
* Supersalesmanship and the Consumer Dollar, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 8 1929
* T.A.E.-A Great National Asset-An Interview with Thomas Edison, (iv) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 5 1929
* There is No Santa Claus - An Interview with Henry Ford, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 16 1931
* Things as They Are (with William R. Basset), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 4 1934
* This Leadership Stuff, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 18 1932
* To Make Prosperity Permanent, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 19 1927
* Too Good to Be True, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 22 1929
* Tugging at the Old Boot Straps, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 21 1931
* Unemployment, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 30 1928
* Volunteers for Industrial Death, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 8 1933
* Watching Your Investments, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 23 1931
* The Way to Wealth—An Interview with Henry Ford, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 17 1930
* Who Has the Money?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 31 1930
* Why I Am for Hoover (with Henry Ford), (iv) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 21 1928
* Why the Country Bank? (with Craig B. Hazlewood), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 24 1929
CROWTHER, SAMUEL, Jr. (chron.)

* The Charm of the House-Boat, (ar) Munsey’s Aug 1906
CROWTHER, T. S. C. (chron.)

* In Fancy Free!, (ct) The Windsor Magazine Mar 1895
* Unknown London: III. The Italian Colony in Saffron Hill (with H. D. Lowry), (ar) The Windsor Magazine Mar 1895
* Unknown London: IV. A Friendly Lead: What It Is, and What It Does (with H. D. Lowry), (ar) The Windsor Magazine Apr 1895
* Unknown London: V. An Inn of Court (with H. D. Lowry), (ar) The Windsor Magazine May 1895
* Unknown London: VI. Model and Other Laundries (with H. D. Lowry), (ar) The Windsor Magazine Jun 1895
* The War Between China and Japan, (ct) The Windsor Magazine Apr 1895
CROXTON, SARAH (chron.)

* All the King’s Men, (nv) Five-Novels Monthly Dec 1934
CROY, HOMER (1883-?) (chron.)

* Big Enough to Go With the Girls, (sl) Kansas City Star Magazine Jul 18 1926
* Big Enough to Go with the Girls, (sl) Kansas City Star Magazine Aug 26 1926
* Cabbage Worms and Cowboys, (ms) Boys’ Life Oct 1923
* The “Classy” Hobo, (ss) Top-Notch Oct 1 1910
* Coney Island, (sl) Munsey’s Aug, Sep, Oct 1929
* Country Cured, (n.) Writer’s Year Book 1944
* Fire! Fire!, (ms) Famous Novel Magazine Jan 1928
* The Greased Squealer, (vi) Top-Notch Oct 15 1910
* The Green-Striped Trousers, (ss) The Cavalier Mar 1911
* Harlan the Pig, (ss) Boys’ Life Mar 1959
* He Never Hurries, (ar) People’s Favorite Magazine Nov 1920
* He Wanted to Kiss a Girl, (ss) Munsey’s Jul 1926
* A Hero in a Hurry::
___ Part I. Knocking at Death’s Door, (ss) Short Stories Aug 1916
___ Part II. Into the Lion’s Den, (ss) Short Stories Sep 1916
* His First Quarrel, (ss) The Smart Set May 1915
* The Hurry and Worry Brothers, (nf) Top-Notch Mar 1 1915
* Into the Lion’s Den, (ss) Short Stories Sep 1916
* It Looks Easy, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 5 1921; stunt flying.
* Keep the Corn Flying, (ar) Colliers Nov 6 1937
* Knocking at Death’s Door, (ss) Short Stories Aug 1916
* The Last Touch, (ss) Short Stories Sep 1910
* A Little Printer’s Big Enemy, (ss) The Argosy Feb 1911
* The Martyr Maker, (ss) Munsey’s Feb 1929
* The Movie of the Rhine, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 24 1919
* Mr. Ponting’s Trousers (with Marten Cumberland), (ss) Munsey’s Mar 1927
* The One on the End, (vi) Breezy Stories Apr 1917
* The Prodigal Mrs. Neff, (ss) The All-Story Magazine Mar 1910
* The Rain Maker, (ss) Munsey’s Jun 1928
* Roan House, (ss) Argosy Apr 1958
* Salome and Salomes, (ar) The Scrap Book Apr 1909
* The Sin Fighter, (ss) Munsey’s Jun 1927
* Smoking Room Steward, (ss) Liberty Apr 15 1933
* Submarine Photography, (ia) Munsey’s Sep 1918
* The Success Factory (Dale Carnegie), (ar) Esquire Jun 1937
* Swimming on Sunday, (ar) Colliers Sep 13 1913
* They Had to See Paris, (sl) Kansas City Star Magazine May 9 1926
* Two O’Clock in the Morning, (ss) Munsey’s Jan 1926
* When the Book-Agent Got Left, (ss) The Argosy Jul 1909
* Women: Nobody Can Make ’Em Out, (ss) Munsey’s Mar 1926
CROY, RIPTON (chron.)

* Alibi Ike Gives Warning, (ss) Ace-High Magazine Aug #2 1926
* “Arizona”, (ss) Ace-High Magazine Apr #2 1927
* “Bring Me His Ears”, (ss) Cowboy Stories Jan 1927
* Cajan Pete, Bad Hombre, (ss) Ace-High Magazine May #1 1926
* The Crooked Butte Bank Robbery, (ss) Ace-High Magazine Sep 18 1926
* Diamond Joe Turns an Ace, (ss) Cowboy Stories Sep 1926
* Ears and the Gambler, (ss) Ace-High Magazine Jun #2 1930
* The Escape of Idaho Dave, (ss) Ace-High Magazine Jan #2 1927
* Flaming Riatas, (ss) Ace-High Magazine Mar #1 1930
* Gamblers in Gun Smoke, (na) Ace-High Magazine Oct #1 1929
* The Gang Wrangler, (ss) Rapid-Fire Western Stories Feb 1933
* The Looting of the Gold Dust Exchange, (ss) Ace-High Magazine May #1 1927
* The Mayor of Moccasin Bend, (ss) Ace-High Magazine Nov #1 1926
* Old Jim’s Ring-Tailed Snorter, (ss) Ace-High Magazine Jan #1 1928
* Padgett of Hell’s Roost, (ss) Ace-High Magazine Oct #2 1927
* The Phantom Horseman, (ss) Ace-High Magazine Jun #2 1927
* The Reprieve of Steve McGurk, (ss) Ace-High Magazine Nov #2 1926
* The Shooting of Grid McGee, (ss) Ace-High Magazine Dec #1 1926
* When a Greaser Hates, (ss) Ace-High Magazine Dec #1 1927
CROYD, ALLAN (chron.)

* Matilda the Suspicious, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller Dec 11 1909
CROYDEN, CHRISTINE (chron.)

* Interview with a Housework Beast, (ss) FemSpec v2 #1 2000
CROZIER, BERTHA G. (chron.)

* Offering, (pm) Harper’s Monthly Oct 1906
CROZIER, EMMET (chron.)

* How To Get the Things You Want - A five-year plan that anybody can use, (ar) The American Magazine Oct 1932
CROZIER, GLADYS BEATTIE (chron.)

* The Art of Animal Painting, (ar) Cassell’s Oct 1909
* Inspiration From Low Life: a studio talk with Mr. George Belcher, (iv) Pearson’s Magazine Mar 1924
CROZIER, IAN J. (chron.)

* Is “Galaxy” So Good? (with Mervyn R. Binns), (ar) Question Mark: Science, Fiction, Fantasy Oct 1953
* The Question Is. How Will Space Travel Affect STF?, (ar) Question Mark: Science, Fiction, Fantasy Nov 1953
* Report on the 2nd Australian Convention, (ar) Etherline: The Science Fiction Newsletter #5 1953
* Report on the Reverine Conference, (ar) Etherline: The Science Fiction Newsletter Aug 20 1953
* Viewpoint, (ar) Perhaps: The Amateur Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction Dec 1953
CROZIER, JO (chron.)

* A Siamese Dilemma, (ss) Clues Aug #2 1930
* Tough Baby, (ss) [use ShwD2] Feb 1932
* Where Friendship Ceases, (ss) Clues Jan #1 1931
* Who Killed McGoggin?, (ss) Clues Oct 1931
CROZIER, JOHN BAPTIST (chron.)

* Self-Sacrifice the Keynote of Patriotism, (ms) Nash’s Magazine Sep 1914
CRUCE, ELINOR (chron.)

* Nickel in the Phone, (ss) All-Story Love Tales Jul 9 1938
CRUGER, JULIE G(rinnell Storrow) (1850?-1920); see pseudonym Julien Gordon (chron.)
CRUICKSHANK, HAROLD (F.) (1893-1965); American author. (chron.)

* Abdication with Honor, (ss) Western Action May 1952
* Ace Of Blades, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Feb 10 1935
* Achak, the Fox, (ss) The Masked Rider Western Magazine Apr 1952
* Agreement by Brand, (ss) Thrilling Ranch Stories Jan 1950
* Air Tug, (ss) Airplane Stories Feb 1931
* Allied Antlers of Death, (ss) Texas Rangers Jan 1948
* Antlers of Death, (ss) Thrilling Adventures Jan 1943
* Arctic Challenge, (ss) .44 Western Magazine Feb 1950; The feared man-creature before her, the monster of the sea behind her... This was the darkest hour in the Arctic Queen’s fighting life.
* As You Were!, (ss) Battle Stories Oct 1928
* Balloon No. 7, (ss) Dare-Devil Aces Mar 1932
* Bannard of the Split Diamond, (nv) Thrilling Ranch Stories May 1947

Thrilling Ranch Stories (UK) Oct 1947

* The Barge Blockade, (ss) Battle Stories Nov 1930
* Battle Built Aces, (ss) Sky Devils Apr 1939
* Battle Song of the Wind, (ss) Ace-High Western Stories Apr 1951
* Belled Cunning, (ss) Exciting Western Jul 1951

Exciting Western (UK) Feb 1952

* The Belled Killer, (ss) Big-Book Western Magazine Jun 1947
* Between the Eyes, (ss) War Stories Nov 21 1929
* Big Boss of the Bitter Roots, (ss) Famous Western Oct 1950
* Big Woods Vengeance, (ss) Top-Notch Feb 1935
* Bigwoods Buckaroos, (nv) Popular Western Jun 1948
* The Black Comet, (ss) Dare-Devil Aces Apr 1935
* Black Treachery, (nv) Thrilling Adventures Dec 1934; “Red-Headed Sam Nolan Mixes it with the Boretse Savages in a Stirring Drama of Jungle Strife.”
* Blizzard Stampede, (ss) North West Stories Jan 1930

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