The Crime, Mystery, & Gangster Fiction Magazine Index

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• * The Girl with the Green Mask, (na) (by Robert Murray Graydon) Clues 1st July 1930, as "The Green Mask", by Robert Murray
• Detective Weekly #309, January 21 1939
• * The Girl with the Shapely Legs, (ss) Colin Calhoun Detective #7, 195?
• * Give Place to Wrath, (br) Thriller Magazine v1 #2, 2018 [Ref. Steven Harms]
• * Gives Away Bonds, (ms) Mystery Magazine #137, August 1 1923
• * Gives Criminals Chance to Make Good, (ms) Detective Story Magazine May 11 1920
• * Gives Himself Up After Twenty Years, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 28 1922
• * Gives Ohio Bragging Rights, (iv) Suspense Magazine October 2011 [Ref. David Bell]
• * Gives Police Money Found Years Ago, (ms) Detective Story Magazine March 19 1918
• * Gives Voice to Those Who Have None, (iv) Suspense Magazine February 2012 [Ref. Kira Peikoff]
• * Give Your Razor a Vacation, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 5 1915
• * Giving True Crime Stories a Voice, (iv) Suspense Magazine March 2011 [Ref. M. William Phelps]
• * Giving Your Face a Rest, (ms) The Illustrated Detective Magazine March 1932
• * Glands and Delinquency, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 15 1930
• * Glass Jewelry Swindle Worked Again, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 7 1926
• * Glib-tongued Faker, (ms) Detective Story Magazine April 25 1925
• * Gloves Worn in All Ages, (ms) Mystery Magazine #8, March 1 1918
• * G-Men at War, (cl) G-Men Detective Sum, Fll 1944
• * G-Men in All Out War Effort, (ar) Speed Detective September 1943
• * G-Men Spell Doom to “Count Lustig”, (ia) Public Enemy March 1936
• * The Gnomid [Sexton Blake], (na) (by H. H. Clifford Gibbons) The Union Jack #1262,
• Detective Weekly #342, September 9 1939
• * Gods of Stone, (ms) Speed Mystery November 1943
• * Goes Back to Her First Love, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 13 1930
• * Goes Back to Old Beat, (ms) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine June 11 1932
• * Goes to Jail with Husband, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 20 1920
• * Going, Gone, (ms) Manhunt July 1957
• Giant Manhunt #11, 1957
• * Going Strong at Book 17, (iv) Suspense Magazine September/October 2016 [Ref. Jonas Saul]
• * Gold-Brick Game Wins Again, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 21 1920
• * A Gold Brick Swindle, (ms) Mystery Magazine #171, January 1 1925
• * Gold Dust Turns to Sand, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 28 1925
• * The Golden Age of Graft, (ms) Flynn’s August 15 1925
• * A Golden Image, (ms) Mystery Magazine #111, June 15 1922
• * The Golden Plover’s Long Flight, (ms) Mystery Magazine #53, January 15 1920
• * A Golden Trickery, (ar) Flynn’s November 14 1925
• * Gold Expert Was Fooled, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 7 1922
• * “Gold Rain” Scheme Considered Fraudulent, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 11 1926
• * Gold Seekers, Beware!, (ms) Mystery Magazine May 1 1926
• * Gold Smuggled in Soap, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 20 1921
• * Gold Smuggled to Germany, (ms) Mystery Magazine #46, October 1 1919
• * Gold Smugglers Use Air Lines, (ms) Best Detective Magazine February 1936
• * Gold Sweating, (ms) Clues 1st March 1929
• * “Gold” Was Brass, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 3 1921
• * Golf-Loving Burglars, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 16 1926
• * Gone to the Dogs, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 18 1930
• * Gone with the Gun, (ms) Hollywood Detective May 1948
• * The Gone World, (iv) Mystery Tribune #4, Winter 2018 [Ref. Tom Sweterlitsch]
• * Good Advice, (ms) Manhunt April 1956
• Giant Manhunt #8, 195? (var.3)
• * Goodbye, Dr. Thorndyke, (br) The Armchair Detective February 1973 [Ref. Norman Donaldson]
• * Good Enough for Mother, (ms) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine October 25 1932
• * Good Eyesight Vital to Crime, (ms) Clues Detective Stories January 1938
• * Good Leg Exercise, (ms) Mystery Magazine #109, May 15 1922
• * The Good Old Shell Game, (ms) Clues March 1927
• * Good Records of Convicts at Moundsville, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 25 1920
• * Good Samaritan Is Robbed and Beaten, (ms) Detective Story Magazine April 22 1922
• * Good Stuff for February, (ms) Black Mask January 1938
• Black Mask (UK) January 1938
• * The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, (cl) Crime Factory #1 Feb, #3 Aug 2001
• * Good Things for Your Holiday Parties, (ms) The Illustrated Detective Magazine December 1931
• * Good Weather for Crime, (ms) Flynn’s May 2 1925
• * Good Wife, (ts) Mystery October 1934
• * Good Work by Young Organization, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 3 1919
• * Good Work Spells More Pay to Omaha Police, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 17 1919
• * Goosefish Makes Excellent Food, (ms) Mystery Magazine #8, March 1 1918
• * “Gorilla Man” Caught and Punished, (ms) Clues 2nd April 1928
• * Got Even for Once, (ms) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine January 2 1932
• * Got Fine He Asked For, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 16 1920
• * Got Fourteen Thousand Dollars in Prison Forgeries, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 29 1921
• * Go to the Tropics for Your Warm-Weather Diet, (ms) Mystery July 1933
• * Governess Failed as Detective, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 11 1921
• * Government Agents “Shovers of the Queer”, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 18 1919
• * Government Checks, (ar) Crime Busters February 1939
• * Government Sleuth Retires, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 9 1926
• * Governor Denies Pardon to His Son, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 19 1925
• * Governor of Ohio Against Death Penalty, (ms) Detective Story Magazine May 13 1922
• * Governor Smith’s Sentence Plan, (ms) Detective Story Magazine May 5 1928
• * The Gracious “Baron” Lublinksy, (ms) Flynn’s October 24 1925
• * Graduating from Police College, (ms) Detective Story Magazine April 12 1930
• * The Grafters Meet, (ar) The Thriller #311, January 19 1935
• * Graft Skin on Fingertips, (ms) Best Detective Magazine June 1934
• * Grande Dame of Cozies, (iv) Suspense Magazine May 2012 [Ref. Nancy Atherton]
• * “Grandfather Confidence Man” Sentenced, (ms) Detective Story Magazine April 3 1926
• * Grandiose Larceny, (ms) Manhunt December 1956
• * Grandmother Found Guilty of Selling Narcotics, (ms) Detective Story Magazine April 7 1923
• * A Grandmother Gangster, (ms) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine March 19 1932
• * A Grand Slam in Murder for September, (ms) Ace-High Detective Magazine August 1936
• * A Grand Slam in Thrills, (ms) Ace-High Detective Magazine February/March 1937
• * A Grave Robbery, (vi) Multum in Parvo Library November 1894
• The Armchair Detective Fall 1984
• * Graves Are Illuminated, (ms) Mystery Magazine #81, March 15 1921
• * The Great $50,000 Faro Mystery Is Solved!, (pi) Real Detective July 1931
• * The Great American Dish, (ms) The Illustrated Detective Magazine December 1931
• * A Great Apple Orchard, (ms) Mystery Magazine #12, May 1 1918
• * The Great Bank Robbery, (pz) The Thriller #13, May 4 1929
• * Great Britain Discourages Gunmen, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 17 1931
• * Great Britain’s Crime, (ms) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine February 20 1932
• * A Great Buffalo Ranch Started, (ms) Mystery Magazine #109, May 15 1922
• * Great Criminal Organization in United States, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 8 1921
• * A Great Day for Dying: A Danny O’Flaherty Mystery, (br) Crimestalker Casebook Winter 2001 [Ref. Jonathan Harrington]
• * A Great Detective, (ms) Mystery Magazine #128 Mar 15 1923, #150 Feb 15 1924
• * The Great Detectives’ Christmas Party, (ss) Sherlock Holmes: The Detective Magazine #22, 1997
• * The Great Detectives: Tony Hillerman’s Leaphorn and Chee, (ar) The Strand Magazine #30, February/May 2010 [Ref. Tony Hillerman]
• * Great Doings in May, (ms) Black Mask April 1933
• Black Mask (UK) April 1933
• * Great Drug Cache Is Confiscated, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 11 1919
• * The Greatest Issue of the Year—December, (ms) Black Mask November 1933
• * Greatest Mail Robbery, (ms) Detective Story Magazine February 12 1921
• * Greatest of Volcanoes, (ms) Mystery Magazine #78, February 1 1921
• * The Greatest Task, (ms) The Shadow Magazine October 1 1932
• * Great Increase in Shoplifting, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 31 1920
• * Great Men’s Pets, (ar) Mystery Magazine #110, June 1 1922
• * The Great Missing Heirs Swindle, (ts) Detective Story Magazine April 5 1924
• * The Great “Mummy-Wheat” Trick, (ms) Mystery Magazine #139, September 1 1923
• * The Great Museum Mystery, (pz) The Thriller #11, April 20 1929
• * A Great Mystery Picture, (ms) The Illustrated Detective Magazine August 1931
• * A Great Prize Novel!, (ms) Complete Detective Novel Magazine #13, July 1929
• * The Great Pyramid, (ar) Mystery Magazine #87, June 15 1921
• * The Great Racing Racket [Sexton Blake], (na) (by William J. Bayfield) The Union Jack #476,
• Detective Weekly #348, October 21 1939
• * Great Strength in Tiny Bodies, (ms) Mystery Magazine #134, June 15 1923
• * The Great Valdez Sapphire, (nv) (by William Henry Moberly) The Cornhill Magazine June 1890
• Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine December 1988
• * A Great Wallop in September, (ms) Black Mask August 1933
• Black Mask (UK) August 1933
• * Great War Taught Value of Wood, (ms) Mystery Magazine #96, November 1 1921
• * The Great Wonders, (ms) Mystery Magazine #105, March 15 1922
• * Greed!, (ms) Clues Detective Stories December 1937
• * The Green Buddah, (ss) (by Ronald Horton) Detective Casebook February 1948
• * The Green Eye of Banyah [Sexton Blake], (na) (by G. H. Teed) Detective Weekly #355, December 9 1939
• * “Greenhorn Greeters” Active, (ms) Detective Story Magazine May 21 1927
• * The Green-Looking Cashier, (ar) Mystery Magazine #104, March 1 1922
• * The Green Twig, (ms) Mystery August 1933
• * Gregg Olsen Brings the Fear, (iv) Suspense Magazine March 2013 [Ref. Gregg Olsen]
• * Greg Iles Takes You Inside “The Bone Tree”, (iv) Suspense Magazine May 2015 [Ref. Greg Iles]
• * Grim History of Poison, (ms) Flynn’s Weekly Detective Fiction March 17 1928
• * Grounds for Divorce, (ms) Scientific Detective September 1945
• * Growth of Traffic Regulation, (ms) Detective Story Magazine May 20 1919
• * A Gruesome Capture, (ms) Clues 1st May 1928
• * Gruesome Find in Michigan, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 14 1922
• * Guarding England’s Crown Jewels, (ms) Detective Story Magazine May 4 1920
• * Guarding Prisoners in Uruguay, (ms) Detective Story Magazine May 7 1921
• * Guard Marries Prisoner, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 15 1921
• * Guards Allow Smuggling, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 16 1928
• * Guards of the Currency, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 28 1920
• * Guard’s Position Dangerous, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 28 1919
• * Guards Safe, (ms) Best Detective Magazine June 1936
• * Guard Trains Against Noted Bandit, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 12 1921
• * The Guard Was Needed, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 11 1919
• * Guatemala Thrice Destroyed, (ms) Mystery Magazine #31, February 15 1919
• * Guess Lands Boy in Jail, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 26 1919
• * The Guillotine Myth, (ms) Clues March 1927
• * A Guillotine Shield for Banks, (ms) Detective-Dragnet Magazine November 1931
• * The Guilt We Carry, (br) Thriller Magazine v2 #1, 2019 [Ref. Samuel W. Gailey]
• * Guilty but Insane [Sexton Blake], (na) (by Robert Murray Graydon) The Union Jack #1359,
• Detective Weekly #326, May 20 1939
• * The Gullible Public, (ms) Detective Story Magazine April 22 1922
• * Gum-Chewing Has It’s Good Reasons, (ms) Mystery Magazine #17, July 15 1918
• * Gummed Cane Gets Bills, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 31 1918
• * A Gunless Policeman, (ms) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine April 25 1931
• * Gunman Foiled Jail Break, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 20 1925
• * Gunman Guilty of Slaying Policeman, (ms) Detective Story Magazine April 23 1918
• * Gunmen Escape from Theater with Five Thousand Dollars, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 24 1922
• * Gunmen Seize $1,100, (ms) Detective Story Magazine February 18 1928
• * Gunmen Take Over Hotel, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 11 1930
• * Gunmen Wear Bullet-proof Vests, (ms) Detective Story Magazine March 27 1926
• * Gun Molls and Girl Victims, (pi) Real Detective November 1931
• * Gun Shy, (lt) Dime Detective Magazine June 1936
• * Gypped by Gypsies, (ms) Clues Detective Stories April 1939
• * Gypsey’s Warning Was Costly, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 17 1925
• * A Gypsy at Heart, (iv) Suspense Magazine April 2011 [Ref. Kaye George]
• * Gypsy Makes Good Her Prediction, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 14 1925
• * Gypsy’s Long Search for Robber Is Rewarded, (ms) Detective Story Magazine February 10 1923
• * Habitual Criminals, (ms) Clues Detective Stories March 1938
• * Had 100 Room Keys, (ms) Mystery Magazine #154, April 15 1924
• * Hair in Crime Detection, (ms) Mystery Magazine #119, November 1 1922
• * The Hair Thief, (ar) Flynn’s December 19 1925
• * Hair-Trigger Men, (ms) Detective Tales April 1951
• * Hairy Ropes, (ms) Flynn’s Weekly Detective Fiction April 14 1928
• * Half a Theater Better Than None, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 20 1930
• * Half-Pint Galahad [Oliver Pettibone], (na) Flynn’s Detective Fiction May 1944, as by Donald G. Cormack
• Popular Detective (Australia) v1 #3, 1954
• * A Half-Price Shave, (ms) Detective Story Magazine February 16 1929
• * Hallowe’en Costumes, (ms) The Illustrated Detective Magazine October 1931
• * The Hammersmith Ghost, (ms) Flynn’s September 12 1925
• * Handcuffs and Hacksaw, (ms) Best Detective Magazine August 1931
• * The Hand in the River, (ts) Mystery October 1934
• * Handkerchief Game Still in Use, (ms) Detective Story Magazine March 12 1927
• * Handle with Care, (ms)
• Blue Steel Magazine March 1932
• * The Hand of Death, (ms) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine July 9 1932
• * The Hand of Glory, (ar) Mystery Magazine June 15 1926
• * Hand-Shaker Shaken Down, (ms) Mystery Magazine #140, September 15 1923
• * Hands Up!, (ms) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine October 10 1931
• * Handwriting As Evidence, (ms) Best Detective Magazine March 1931
• * Handwriting in Crime Detection, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 4 1922
• * Handwriting of Two Famous Authors, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 23 1919
• * Handwriting Tells No Lies, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 8 1930
• * A Handy Source of Income, (ms) Best Detective Magazine September 1931
• * Hanged for Murder, (ms)
• Private Detective (UK) #7, 1951
• * Hanged for Murder, But Lived to See His “Victim!”, (ms) Speed Detective July 1944
• * Hanged Twice, (ms) Mystery Magazine #121, December 1 1922
• * Hanged Twice on Same Day, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 6 1923
• * Hanged While Fainting, (ms) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine October 10 1931
• * Hanging House, (cn) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine July/August 2018
• * Hanging in “The Good Old Days”, (ms) Best Detective Magazine Feb 1930, Jan 1931
• * Hangings Are His Hobby, (ar) Flynn’s December 12 1925
• * Hangman’s Handbook, (ms) Mystery May 1934
• * Hangman’s Knots, (ts) Mystery January 1934
• * Hangman’s Lullaby, (ms) Dime Detective Magazine February 1953
• * Hangman’s Stone, (ms) Clues March 1927
• * Hangs Son from Chandelier, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 9 1917
• * Happy 20th Anniversary, (is) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine May 1993 [Ref. Edward D. Hoch]
• * Happy Birthday, Sherlock Holmes!, (ms) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine January/February 2019
• * Happy Town, (iv) Suspense Magazine June 2010 [Ref. Lauren German & Steve Arbuckle]
• * Happy Victim, (ms) Manhunt November 1956
• * Hard Candy, (ms) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine December 5 1931
• * Hard-Hitting, No-Bullshit Storytelling, (iv) All Due Respect #3, May 2014 [Ref. David Cranmer]
• * Hard Life for a Dog Catcher, (ms) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine January 30 1932
• * Hard on the Judge, (ms) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine February 20 1932
• * Hard Times for Bank Robbers, (ms) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine July 9 1932
• * Hard to Kill, (ms) Private Detective Stories April 1943
• * The Hard Way, (ms) Private Detective Stories March 1946
• * The Hard Way, (ms) Manhunt February 1956
• * The Hard Yards, (iv) Crime Factory #5, February 2002 [Ref. J. R. Carroll]
• * Harlem Murders, (ms) Clues 1st May 1929
• * Harmless but Effective, (ms) Detective Story Magazine April 30 1921
• * HarperCollins Flies the Friendly Sky’s, (ar) Suspense Magazine January 2014
• * Harrowgate Crime Writing Festival, (ar) Crime Time #38, 2004
• * Harsh Laws Not a Crime Cure, (ms) Detective Story Magazine February 22 1930
• * Has a Long History of Writing, (iv) Suspense Magazine January 2012 [Ref. Stephen L. Brayton]
• * Has a New Series in His Sights, (iv) Suspense Magazine September 2012 [Ref. Steven James]
• * Has Captured Audiences, (iv) Suspense Magazine August 2012 [Ref. D. P. Lyle]
• * Has Dreams of Her Own, (iv) Suspense Magazine February 2012 [Ref. Silviya Yordanova]
• * Hasheesh, Crime Drug, Grown in City Parks, (ms) Detective Story Magazine May 29 1926
• * Has Her Eye on What Matters, (iv) Suspense Magazine May 2011 [Ref. Brenda Novak]
• * Has Himself Killed, (ms) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine July 9 1932
• * Has Long Record as Criminals’ Foe, (ms) Detective Story Magazine March 9 1920
• * Has Men Arrested for Failure to Kill Her, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 16 1921
• * Has Narrow Escape from Own Trap, (ms) Detective Story Magazine April 20 1920
• * Has Record as Polite Burglar, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 23 1919
• * Has Wish for Prison Gratified, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 22 1920
• * Has Worse Luck Than “Thubway Tham”, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 30 1919
• * Has Your Girl Got Wit?, (pm) Wit #1, 1947
• * “Hatches” a Frightening Experience, (iv) Suspense Magazine June/July 2016 [Ref. Ezekiel Boone]
• * The Hat Fit, (ts) Mystery October 1934
• * Hat Stealing Reaches London, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 13 1920
• * A Haunted House, (ar) Mystery Magazine #132, May 15 1923
• * Haunted Pearls, (ms) Mystery Stories January 1928
• * A Haunted Ship, (ms) Mystery Magazine July 1 1926
• * Have Police Courts Violated Law?, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 21 1920
• * Hawaiian Court Aids Chinese Orphan, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 30 1919
• * Hawk’s Singing Recalls Black Hand, (ms) Speed Detective May 1946
• * Hayti’s Buried Treasure, (ms) Mystery Magazine #57, March 15 1920
• * Headliners for March, (ms) Black Mask February 1932
• * Headquarters, (ms) Private Detective Stories November 1942
• * Headquarters Question Box, (ms)
• Ace G-Man Stories (Canada) July 1945
• * The Hearse Chasers, (ms) Private Detective Stories September 1943
• * Heartbeats of the Dead, (ms) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine January 30 1932
• * A Heart-Broken Bank Robber, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 26 1919
• * The Heart of a Criminal, (ms) Clues 1st January 1930
• * Heart of Oak, (ms) Flynn’s September 19 1925
• * A Heart That Melted Faster Than Ice Cream, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 17 1931
• * He Ate His Way Into Prison, (ms) Flynn’s January 9 1926
• * Heathen Religions, (ms) Mystery Magazine #24, November 1 1918
• * Heating the Modern Home, (ms) Mystery November 1932
• * Heavy Losses from Forgeries, (ms) Detective Story Magazine February 27 1926
• * Heavyweights for June, (ms) Black Mask May 1936
• Black Mask (UK) May 1936
• * Hectic Havana!, (ms) Midnight #9, October 14 1922
• * He Didn’t, (ms) Manhunt July 1957
• Giant Manhunt #11, 1957
• * He Earned His Freedom, (ms) Detective Fiction Weekly July 7 1928
• * He Gloried in His Crimes, (ms) Flynn’s Weekly February 5 1927
• * The Heir, (ss) (by Gustavus Schilling) The Edinburgh Magazine and Literary Miscellany February 1821, as "The Uncle in the Casket"
• Edgar Wallace Mystery Magazine #27, October 1966; translated from the German.
• * Heir to Thirty Thousand Dollars Found in Jail, (ms) Detective Story Magazine February 12 1921
• * He Killed for the Thrill of It!, (ms) Answers
• Scientific Detective March 1945
• * He Knew They Weren’t Laundry Tickets!, (ms) Detective Fiction Weekly March 15 1930
• * Held as Blackmailers Decoy, (ms) Detective Story Magazine April 4 1925
• * Held by Bandits Seventy-one Days, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 17 1920
• * Held for Boiling Cannibis Indica, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 26 1925
• * Held in Jail Because He Can Cook, (ms) Detective Story Magazine March 12 1918
• * Held to Ransom!, (ar) The Thriller #237, August 19 1933
• * He Lifted Five Days, (ms) All Detective Magazine May 1933
• * Hell’s Mouth Yawns No More, (ms) Speed Mystery May 1944
• * He Loved Her, Though Guilty, (ms) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine June 6 1931
• * Help for the Home Dressmaker, (ms) The Illustrated Detective Magazine May 1931
• * Helping Other Writers on Their Journey, (iv) Suspense Magazine February 2012 [Ref. Amy Lignor]
• * Helping Papa, (ms) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine March 26 1932
• * Help the G Men, (ms) The Shadow Magazine Oct 15, Nov 1, Dec 1 1935
• * Help Wanted, (ms) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine February 28 1931
• * A Hempen Hobby, (ms) Mystery Magazine May 1 1926
• * Henry Cecil, (ar) Crime Time #24, #25 2001 [Ref. Henry Cecil]
• * He Pants for Vengeance, (ms) Detective Fiction Weekly January 9 1932
• * Her Day of Reckoning [Betty Connolly (The Red Rose)], (ss) (by Margery Allingham) Weekly Welcome April 5 1930, uncredited.
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine mid December 1995, as by Margery Allingham
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