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FULLER, TIMOTHY (chron.) (continued)

* Blueprint for Sue, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 25 1943
* Brief Folly, (vi) Redbook Apr 1953
* The Cat, (ss) Redbook Sep 1937

The Passing Show Nov 6 1937

* Change of Heart, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion Jul 1954
* Crazy Guys Are Best, (vi) Colliers Mar 30 1956; All good goalies are stubborn, but Henry carried it too far.
* The Deep End, (ss) Bluebook Nov 1954
* Harvard Has a Homicide, (sl) Atlantic Monthly Sep 1936
* Here Comes the King, (vi) The American Magazine Jul 1939
* Love on the 8:07, (vi) Redbook Feb 1958
* Now to Find Out, (ss) This Week Jun 7 1953
* Out of Action, (ss)

Argosy (UK) Dec 1943

* The Second Visitor [Jupiter Jones], (nv) The American Magazine Sep 1937
* Twin Beds, (ss) Cosmopolitan May 1949
* The Undecided Blonde, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 29 1955
FULLER, W. BERT (chron.)

* An Odd Witness, (ss) The Argosy Sep 23 1893
FULLER, WILLIAM (Hanscom) (1913- ); Writer of westerns; not to be confused with American politician William Holton Fuller (1913- ). (chron.)

* Blind Man’s Island, (ss) Colliers May 17 1947
* Flight by Night, (ss) Sky Aces Apr 1940
* Full-Blooded Indian, (ss) Colliers Mar 20 1948
* The Good Land, (ss) Colliers Jan 31 1953
* The Great Experience, (vi) Colliers Aug 30 1947
* The Kidnapping, (ss) Colliers Oct 11 1952
* A Lick for Brother Ed, (ss) Colliers Mar 17 1951
* Mess With the Marshall, (ss) Colliers Jun 21 1952
* On the Linger, (ss) Colliers Jan 6 1951
* Rabbity Boy, (ss) Colliers May 10 1947
* Shoot Little Chicken, (ss) Esquire Mar 1949
* Stranger Fig, (ss) Colliers Jul 12 1947
* What Does She See in Him?, (ss) McCall’s Sep 1949
* Woods Full of Parsons, (ss) Colliers Dec 31 1949
* You Want to Watch a Tourist Every Minute, (ss) Colliers Feb 10 1951
FULLER, ZILPHA (chron.)

* Presumptuous, (pm) Expression Spr 1935
FULLERTON, AUBREY (chron.)

* Racing for Black Gold North of 53, (ar) Leslie’s Magazine Jun 18 1921; oil fields - Canada to the Arctic Circle.
FULLERTON, HUGH S(tuart) (1873-1945); Journalist, former baseball player. Born in Hillsboro, Ohio; died in Dunedin, Florida. (chron.)

* The 5 A.M. Handicap, (ss) Argosy All-Story Weekly Jan 3 1925
* An All-American to End All-American Teams (Whizzer White), (ar) Liberty Oct 29 1938
* The Breeze Sings, (ss) Romance Dec 1928
* Brown’s Beat, (ss) The Popular Magazine May 7 1917
* “Cash Paid for Ideas”, (ar) People’s Favorite Magazine Apr 1920
* Close Decisions, (ar) The American Magazine Jun 1911
* “Come On, Dolores!”, (ss) Munsey’s Nov 1926
* Common Gossip, (ar) People’s Favorite Magazine Mar 1921
* Deducin’, (ss) Mystery Book Magazine Feb 1946
* Faith and the .300 Hitters, (ss) The Popular Magazine Jun 1 1914

Sport Story Magazine Aug 22 1924

* The Fastest Game of All, (ar) Liberty Mar 27 1926
* The Fellows Who Made the Game, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 21 1928; baseball.
* The Game That Had Everything (Cincinnati—New York), (ar) Liberty Sep 14 1929
* “The Ghos’ Hoss”, (ss) The Popular Magazine Aug #2 1916; racing.

Sport Story Magazine Jan 8 1924

* The Great Knockin’-Down, (ss) Blue Book Jan 1941
* Hale Died at 45th St. and 1st Ave., N.Y., 150 Years Ago, (ar) Liberty Oct 23 1926
* He Couldn’t Hit a Slow Ball, (ss) Blue Book Oct 1944
* The Hero Medal, (ss) The Popular Magazine Aug 1 1914
* He’s Won a Thousand Races, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 2 1941
* A Hoopensploffer by Any Other Name, (ss) The Popular Magazine Jul 7 1917
* How I Lost Eighty-one Jobs, (ar) People’s Favorite Magazine Sep 1920
* How the “Rabbit” Ball Changed the Game, (ar) Liberty Oct 3 1925
* How the Big Baseball Teams Shape Up This Year, (ar) Liberty Apr 21 1934
* The Inside Dope on the Baseball Pennant Races, (ar) Liberty Apr 15 1933
* Jaundice’s Last Race, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Nov 1919
* The Jest, (ar) Liberty Feb 11 1928; The inside story of a tragic baseball feud.
* Judgment Crow, (ss) The American Magazine Sep 1928
* The Long Memory, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine Nov 1920
* Louis Sing—Detective, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine Dec 1920
* The M.D. Marathon, (ss) The Popular Magazine Jun 20 1916
* Mike Cupid and the Green-Eyed Monster, (ss) The Popular Magazine Jun #1 1916

Sport Story Magazine Apr 22 1925; Baseball Story

* The Mystery Stakes, (ss) Argosy All-Story Weekly Jan 17 1925
* No. 601 of the Light Brigade, (ss) The Popular Magazine May 20 1917
* Pay to T. Hartley, Good Sport, $10,000, (ss) The American Magazine Nov 1920; golf story.
* Peckinpaugh’s Greatest Thrill, (ar) Liberty May 4 1929; “A Baseball Classic of 1921”.
* Pig Tale, (ss) Liberty Dec 23 1933
* Pinch Hitting for Opportunity, (ss) The Popular Magazine May 20 1918
* Plolytics, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine Oct 1920
* Professor Pringle’s Pennant, (ss) The Popular Magazine Sep 7 1914
* Proxies, (ss) The Popular Magazine Aug 15 1914
* Quick Thinking, (ss) Liberty Jun 9 1928
* Reaping the Whirlwind, (ar) Liberty Apr 17 1926
* The Rose and the Humming Bird, (ss) Short Stories Feb 25 1923

Short Stories (UK) mid-Jul 1923

* Satin Slippers, (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine May 1920
* The Soo Mook Trust, Ltd., (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine Feb 1921
* “Success” Is Not Enough, (ar) People’s Favorite Magazine Jan 1921
* That Guy McGuffey, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 26 1927
* Toutin’ Mistah Fox, (ss) Short Stories Nov 10 1922

Short Stories (UK) early-Apr 1923

* Twisted Trails, (n.) The Popular Magazine Aug 7 1919
* Two Jolly Old Pedagogues, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 14 1941
* Washington’s Gethsemane, 150 Years Ago, (ar) Liberty Dec 24 1927; Valley Forge—the story of the bravest and bitterest Christmas in American history.
* Why Not Use Your Bank, (ar) Liberty Dec 10 1927
* Why the Fitzaldens Are Web-Toed, (ss) Blue Book Feb 1940
* Will Baseball Be “Clean” This Year?, (ar) People’s Favorite Magazine Apr 1921
* The Woodpile, (ss) Argosy All-Story Weekly Dec 6 1924
FULLERTON, HUGH S., Jr. (chron.)

* Indian Paint, (ss) Munsey’s Jul 1927
* Perfection Pete’s Hole in One, (ss) Sport Story Magazine Jun 8 1928
FULLERTON, LEONARD (chron.)

* Alias the Duke of Whitechapel, (nv) Top-Notch Oct 15 1918
FULLERTON, WHITE (chron.)

* On the Waters of Silence, (ss) Top-Notch Dec 15 1911
FULLERTON, WILLIAM MORTON (chron.)

* The Unmarried Woman in France, (ar) The Century Apr 1913
FULLERTON., RICHARD D. (chron.)

* On the Rahway Valley, (ar) Railroad Magazine Apr 1940
FULLILOVE, ERIC R. (chron.)

* letter, (lt) Time Centre Times v2 #4 1994
FULLING, JOSEPH (chron.)

* Give Me a Ring Sometime, (vi) Breezy Stories Oct 1947
FULLINGTON, BLANCHE (chron.)

* Renny, (ss) Romance Jan 1916
* Unavoidably Detained, (ss) All-Story Weekly Nov 10 1917
FULMER, CHESTA HOLT (chron.)

* Old Lady, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 27 1937
FULTON, ALICE (chron.)

* Three Poems, (pm) South Carolina Review Fll 1985
FULTON, BRUCE (chron.)
_____, trans. * Trees on a Slope, by Hwang Sun-Won, (ss) Korean Literature Today Spr 2000; tr. by Ju-Chan Fulton
FULTON, DEOCK (chron.)

* The Monster, (ss) Movie Thrillers May 1925
FULTON, F. F. (chron.)

* Sundown, (ss) Movie Adventures Nov 1924
FULTON, JOHN (chron.)

* Braces, (ss) Zoetrope All-Story Fll 1999
FULTON, JOHN S. (chron.)

* Letters to a Lady on the Home Care of the Sick, (ar) Cosmopolitan Jan 1900; Prize Article.
FULTON, JU-CHAN (chron.)
_____, trans. * Trees on a Slope, by Hwang Sun-Won, (ss) Korean Literature Today Spr 2000; tr. by Bruce Fulton
FULTON, LINDA de K. (chron.)
_____, trans. * The Last Combat, by Jean Richepin, (ss) Short Stories Jun 1903
FULTON, MARGARET (chron.)

* Easter Foods from Many Lands, (ms) Harlequin Apr 1976
FULTON, MARY JANE (chron.)

* Brush-Up Brush-Off, (ms) True Experiences Feb 1947
* Lockwood on Looks, (ms) True Experience Dec 1947
FULTON, MAUDE (chron.)

* The Transformation of Bebe, (ss) The Gray Goose Nov 1907
FULTON, REED (chron.)

* Hotcakes for Nine Thousand Trout, (ar) Everybody’s Magazine Apr 1926
* The Tide of the Thirteenth, (ss) St. Nicholas Magazine Aug 1925
FULTON, ROBERT W. (chron.)

* The House of Cards (with Edward F. Finley), (ss) Breezy Stories Aug 1920
FULTZ, EARL (chron.)

* Troublemakers, (ss) Manhunt Feb 1957
FULTZ, HOLLIS B. (chron.)

* One-Man Klondike (with W. A. Gilham, narr.), (ar) Easy Money Apr 1936
FULTZ, NORMA (chron.)

* The Girl with the Splintered Personality, (ss) Ladies Home Journal Oct 1952
FULVIA (chron.)

* In the Advertisements, (ss) Short Stories Sep 1891; translated from Italian.; tr. by Elizabeth Cavazza
* The Moonlight Tryst, (vi) Short Stories Feb 1891; from the Italian.
FULWOOD, WILLIAM (chron.)

* How to Write a Love Letter, (ar)

The Golden Book Magazine May 1934
FUNAI, MAMORU (chron.)

* The Builders, (cs) Humpty Dumpty’s Magazine Sep 1974; a picture story for beginning readers.
FUNDERBURGH, IVAN (chron.)

* letter, (lt) Weird Tales May 1936

, Letters in Weird Tales, Strange Tales, Strange Stories, Oriental Stories & Golden Fleece: Part 6

* letter, (lt) Weird Tales Aug 1936

, Letters in Weird Tales, Strange Tales, Strange Stories, Oriental Stories & Golden Fleece: Part 6
“FUNDI”

* The Mitimoni Raiders, (ss)

The Golden Book Magazine Feb 1926
FUNK, BEN; Perhaps Ben Ivan Funk (1912- ), an American general. (chron.)

* Fire! 14 Hours in Hell, (ss) Argosy Jul 1950
FUNK, FRANCES ELLEN (chron.)

* The Wind Plays Cupid, (ss) Cupid’s Diary Dec 2 1925
FUNK, L. H. (chron.)

* Casserole Cookery, (ar) People’s Home Journal Jan 1929
FUNK, MARY R. (chron.)

* Meet the Family, (ss) The Home Friend Feb 1930
FUNKE, LEWIS B. (chron.)

* Flit-Gun Jake, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 25 1942; This muscle man massages champions to victory.
* Rough-on-Japs Doolittle, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 22 1942; The only man who belittles Doolittle is Doolittle.
* Whistle in His Mouth, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 24 1942; Here’s a basketball referee who’s as good as the game.
FUNKEN, ALICE F. (chron.)

* “Marketing a Man”, (ss) People’s Story Magazine Feb 10 1922
FUNKHOUSER, CLIFFORD (chron.)

* Boomer Meets Girl, (nf) Railroad Magazine Aug 1939
* The Boomer of Yesterday, (nf) Railroad Magazine Nov 1937
* Boomers Miss No Meals, (nf) Railroad Magazine Sep 1938
* Caboose Cuisine (with Lyman Anson), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 19 1941
* Gone with the Birds, (nf) Railroad Magazine Nov 1938
* Grouchy Joins the Human Race, (ss) Railroad Stories Mar 1936
* The Hobo Local, (ss) Railroad Magazine Jan 1944

Railroad Magazine Oct 1965

* The Making of a Boomer, (nf) Railroad Magazine Jun 1939
* Needles, on the Old A&P (Santa Fe), (nf) Railroad Magazine Aug 1942
* Pride of the T&B, (ss) Railroad Magazine Jul 1941
* The Rails Have a Word for It (with Lyman Anson), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 13 1942
* Trail to Yesterday, (ss) Railroad Magazine Mar 1941

Railroad Magazine Mar 1966
FUNKHOUSER, ERICA (chron.)

* Hand Saw, (pm) Ploughshares Fll 1979
* Plane, (pm) Ploughshares Fll 1979
FUNNEL, CHARLES LOOMIS (chron.)

* Getting On in the World: The Electrical Route, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 21 1927
FUNNELL, CHARLES LOOMIS (chron.)

* A Change of Heart, (pm) Munsey’s Mar 1918
* Constructive Criticism, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 9 1926
* Fly It Out!, (ss) Wings Jan 1929
* Getting On in the World: Your Banker Wants to See You, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 11 1926
* Guarding Against the Ravages of Executive’s Disease, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 19 1926
* Hangar Yarns, (cl) Air Stories Dec 1931

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