The FictionMags Index

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HOOVER, ELLISON (chron.) (continued)
• * An Intimate Outline of History - The Great Salem Witch Popularity Contest, (ct) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 25 1925
• * An Intimate Outline of History, No. 1: Adan & Eve Launch the Garden of Eden Outing and Pleasure Club, (ct) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 17 1925
• * An Intimate Outline of History, No. 2: Rameses II Organizes Regatta Day on the Nile, (ct) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 31 1925
• * An Intimate Outline of History, No. 3: The Trial of Socrates, (ct) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 14 1925
• * An Intimate Outline of History, No. 4: On the Midway at the Babylonian County Fair, (ct) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 7 1925
• * An Intimate Outline of History, No. 5: Caesar Bridges the Rhine, (ct) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 14 1925
• * An Intimate Outline of History, No. 6: Caesar Invades Britain, (ct) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 28 1925
• * An Intimate Outline of History, No. 7 - The Huns Prepare to Invade Rome, (ct) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 11 1925

HOOVER, EX-secretary (chron.)
• * The Man Killing Job of President (with Alfred E. Smith), (ar) Physical Culture Aug 1928

HOOVER, GEORGE R. (chron.)
• * [letter from Danville, IL], (lt) Other Worlds Science Stories Nov 1950

HOOVER, GERALD (chron.)
• * “Buncoed B’Gosh”, (ar) The Scrap Book Sep 1907
• * Devoe, the Hackensack Weather Man, Maps Out the Summer, (ar) The Scrap Book Jun 1908
• * Devoe: The Hackensack Weather-Man Maps Out the Winter, (ar) The Scrap Book Nov 1907
• * My Lady Nicotine, (ar) The Scrap Book Jul 1907
• * The Triumphal Progress of the Water-Wagon, (ar) The Scrap Book Feb 1908

HOOVER, GLORIA (chron.)
• * Germany, (ar) Pacific Nov 1946

HOOVER, H(elen) M(ary) (1935-2018); (about)
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• * “The Delikon” reviewed by Pamela Cleaver, (br) Foundation Jan 1979
• * “The Shepherd Moon” reviewed by Gene DeWeese, (br) Science Fiction Review #53 1984
• * “This Time of Darkness” reviewed by Frederick Patten, (br) Science Fiction Review #41 1981

HOOVER, HELEN (Drusilla Blackburn) (1910-1984); (about) (chron.)
• * The Gift of the Deer, (ex) 1959
  • McCall’s Dec 1981
• * The Passenger Pigeon, (ss) Humpty Dumpty’s Magazine for Little Children Sep 1968

HOOVER, HERBERT (Clark) (1874-1964); (about) (chron.)
• * The 1932 Campaign, (ar) Collier’s May 24 1952
• * Adventures Abroad, (ar) Collier’s Feb 24 1951
• * Advising the Big Four, (??) Collier’s Sep 15 1951
• * America and You, (ar) The Open Road May 1920
• * An Announcement, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 20 1920
• * The Bankruptcy of Socialism, (ia) Munsey’s Magazine Dec 1919
• * The Battle Line of Hunger, (ar) McClure’s Jul 1920
• * The Battle of Capitol Hill, (ar) Collier’s May 17 1952
• * Battling the Early Black Markets, (ar) Collier’s Aug 18 1951
• * The Challenge to Liberty, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 8 1934
• * Communism Erupts in Europe, (??) Collier’s Sep 8 1951
• * Consequences to Liberty of Regimentation, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 15 1934
• * “Coolidge Prosperity”, (??) Collier’s Oct 6 1951
• * The Depression Deepens, (ar) Collier’s May 10 1952
• * Election Aftermath, (ar) Collier’s May 31 1952
• * Engineering’s Golden Age, (??) Collier’s Mar 3 1951
• * Enter Roosevelt, (ar) Collier’s Jun 7 1952
• * Feed Hungry Europe!, (??) Collier’s Nov 23 1940
• * Feed the Starving Now (with Hugh Gibson), (ar) Collier’s Feb 20 1943
• * The First American Crusade, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 1 1941
• * Food for 10,000,000, (ar) Collier’s Aug 25 1951
• * The Friendship of Food, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine Feb 1921
• * The Futility of Military Alliances (with Hugh Gibson), (??) Collier’s Nov 6 1943
• * The Great Depression, (ar) Collier’s May 3 1952
• * ’I Harvey Wanted to See Europe Again’, (??) Collier’s Mar 10 1951
• * Inside Harding’s Cabinet, (ar) Collier’s Sep 29 1951
• * Into the White House, (??) Collier’s Mar 17 1951
• * Let’s Go Fishin’, (??) Collier’s Apr 22 1944
• * The Life of an Ex-President, (??) Collier’s Mar 24 1951
• * May Day—Chlld Health Day—1925, (ar) McClure’s May 1925
• * More and Better Fishing, (ar) Liberty Jun 20 1925
• * My Boyhood Days, (bg) Collier’s Feb 17 1951
• * My White House Years, (ar) Collier’s Apr 19 1952
• * New Approaches to Lasting Peace (with Hugh Gibson), (ar) Collier’s Jun 5, Jun 12, Jun 19, Jun 26 1943
• * The Only Nation Since the Crusades, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 15 1941
• * Organizing Food Supplies, (ar) Land & Water Jun 7 1917
• * Peace and Progress, (ar) Collier’s Apr 26 1952
• * Power Politics at the Peace Table, (??) Collier’s Sep 22 1951
• * President Roosevelt’s Foreign Policy, (ar) Liberty Apr 15 1939
• * Railroad Consolidation, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 9 1924
• * Running Against Al Smith, (ar) Collier’s Oct 13 1951
• * Russian Misadventure, (ar) Collier’s Apr 27 1940
• * The Safety of New-Born Democracies, (ar) The Forum Dec 1919
• * Shall We Send Our Youth to War?, (ar) The American Magazine Aug 1939
• * Some Notes on Agricultural Readjustment and the High Cost of Living, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 10 1920
• * Some Notes on Industrial Readjustment, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 27 1919
• * Two Great Reasons Why We Must Keep Out of the War, (ar) Liberty Jun 15 1940
• * We Must Keep Out, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 28 1939
• * We’ll Have to Feed the World Again, (ar) Collier’s Nov 28, Dec 5 1942
• * When the Boys Come Home, (ar) Collier’s Feb 5 1944
• * Working for Woodrow Wilson, (??) Collier’s Sep 1 1951
• * You May Be Sure I Shall Fight Shy, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 8 1941
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• * “American Individualism” reviewed, uncredited, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly Jan 20 1923
• * “Hoover Off the Record” by Theodore G. Joslin, (ar) Redbook Magazine Nov 1934
• * “Private Lives 32: The Man Who Mayn’t Go Back” by Private Secretary, (ar) The Passing Show Oct 29 1932
• * “What a Man Does When He Wins the Presidency” by Sidney Sutherland, (ar) Liberty Dec 15 1928

HOOVER, HUBBARD (chron.)
• * When Will You Be Sued?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 5 1947

HOOVER, IRWIN H. (chron.)
• * The Case of Colonel House (with Wesley W. Stout), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 14 1934
• * Courtship and Marriage of a President (edited by Wesley W. Stout), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 23 1934
• * Enter Franklin Roosevelt (with Wesley W. Stout), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 29 1934
• * Four Stormy Years (with Wesley W. Stout), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 17 1934
• * Four White House Visitors (with Wesley W. Stout), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 3 1934
• * Germany Signs (with Wesley W. Stout), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 7 1934
• * Hail to the Chief (with Wesley W. Stout), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 5 1934
• * The Hospitable Hoovers (edited by Wesley W. Stout), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 14 1934
• * “I Do Not Choose” (edited by Wesley W. Stout), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 1 1934
• * If You Are a White House Guest (edited by Wesley W. Stout), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 17 1934
• * The Illness of Woodrow Wilson (edited by Wesley W. Stout), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 21 1934
• * The Job Is Not So Hard (with Wesley W. Stout), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 12 1934
• * Mrs. Cleveland Weeps (with Wesley W. Stout), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 10 1934
• * Presidents Are People (with Wesley W. Stout), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 3 1934
• * A Queen and Lindy (edited by Wesley W. Stout), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 11 1934
• * The Strangest President (edited by Wesley Stour), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 7 1934
• * Visitors Who Came Without Knocking (with Wesley W. Stout), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 6 1934
• * White House Notebook (with Wesley W. Stout), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 31 1934
• * Who’s Who, and, Why, in the White House (with Wesley W. Stout), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 10 1934
• * With Wilson in France (with Wesley W. Stout), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 30 1934

HOOVER, J. EDGAR (1895-1972) (chron.)
• * The Amazing Mr. Means, (ar) The American Magazine Dec 1936
• * Beware of Frauds in Uniform (with Frederick L. Collins), (??) Collier’s Dec 26 1942
• * The Boy Who Wanted to Go Fishing, (ar) The American Magazine Nov 1936
• * A Buzzard in Disguise (with Courtney Ryley Cooper), (ar) The American Magazine Nov 1937
• * The Communists Are After Our Minds, (ar) The American Magazine Oct 1954
• * Crime Begins at Home, (ar) Redbook Oct 1946
• * Crime Challenges American Youth, (ar) G-Men Detective Nov 1941
  • G-Men Detective (UK) Sep 1942
• * Crime Quiz, (qz) Liberty Aug 31 1940
• * Crime’s Leading Lady (with Courtney Ryley Cooper), (bg) The American Magazine Feb 1937 [Kathryn Kelly]
• * Crime’s Mouthpiece, (ar) The American Magazine Oct 1936
• * Dangerous Freedom, (ar) The American Magazine Jan 1948
• * Death in Headlines (with Quentin Reynolds), (ar) Collier’s Aug 13 1938
• * Enemies at Large, (ar) The American Magazine Apr 1944
• * Every Scout a Future G-Man, (ar) Liberty Feb 24 1940
• * “Fight Crime—or Fall Before It!”, (ar) G-Men Jan 1937
• * Gangsters Are Here Again, (ar) This Week
  • Scientific Detective Annual 1943
• * Hitler’s Spies Are Experts (with Frederick L. Collins), (ar) Collier’s Apr 24 1943
• * How Safe Is Your Youngster?, (ar) The American Magazine Mar 1955
• * John Edgar Hoover Says, (ms) The Feds Oct 1937
• * Lawlessness—A National Menace, (ar) True Detective Mysteries Mar 1939
• * The Man with the Magic Wallet (with Courtney Ryley Cooper), (ar) The American Magazine Mar 1937
• * The Man Without Fingerprints (with Frederick L. Collins), (ar) Collier’s Jan 30 1943
• * The Meanest Man I Ever Knew (with Courtney Ryley Cooper), (bg) The American Magazine Apr 1937 [George W. Barrett]
• * Money or Your Life! (with Courtney Ryley Cooper), (ar) The American Magazine Jun 1937
• * New Tricks of the Nazi Spies, (ar) The American Magazine Oct 1943
• * “Preserve Our National Ideals!”, (ms) G-Men May 1939
• * Problems of Law Enforcement, (ms) Detective Fiction Weekly Dec 9 1939
• * Protect the Home Front from Our Foes, (ms) G-Men Detective Jan 1943
• * The Rising Crime Wave, (ar) The American Magazine Mar 1946
• * Scientific Law Enforcement, (ms) G-Men Jun 1938
• * Slickers in Slacks (with Frederick L. Collins), (??) Collier’s Oct 16 1943
• * The Spy Who Double-Crossed Hitler, (bg) The American Magazine May 1946 [Albert Van Loop]
• * They Make Your Hometown Safer, (ar) The American Magazine Aug 1955
• * We Are at War!, (ms) G-Men Feb 1938
• * We Must Protect American Liberty!, (ar) G-Men Detective May 1941
  • G-Men Detective (UK) Oct 1941
• * We Prove Them Innocent, (ar) Scientific Detective Annual 1946
• * Women Can Conquer Crime!, (ms) G-Men Dec 1938
  • High Adventure #101 2008
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• * Crime Control: A Part for Every Man and Woman (as told to Herbert Corey), (ar) Liberty Jul 30 1938
• * How the F.B.I. Finds Disloyal Government Workers (as told to Stacy V. Jones), (ar) Liberty Mar 1948
• * A New Way with Old Crimes (as told to Herbert Corey), (ar) Liberty Aug 6 1938
• * No More Dillingers! You Can Prevent It!—The Problem of Rural Youth (as told to Herbert Corey), (ar) Liberty Aug 13 1938
• * They’ll Protect You (as told to Fred B. Barton), (ar) The American Legion Magazine May 1940
_____, [ref.]
• * “Farewell to a Great Leader” by Harry Steeger, (ed) Argosy Aug 1972
• * “Reflections on the Director: An Oral Biography of J. Edgar Hoover” by Ovid Demaris, (ex) Argosy Jul 1975
• * “The Roots of Crime - An Interview with J. Edgar Hoover” by Courtney Ryley Cooper, (iv) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 22 1934

HOOVER, J. R. (chron.)
• * Westward Hose, (hu) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 3 1925

HOOVER, JAMES (chron.)
• * One Day in the Life of James Hoover, (ss) The New Yorker Aug 17 1963

HOOVER, JANE REDFIELD (chron.)
• * She Held Him, (vi) Liberty Nov 22 1930
• * Traveling Salesmen, (vi) Liberty Sep 19 1931

HOOVER, K(enneth) MARK (fl. 1980s-2010s); (about) (chron.)
• * Big Chill on Chanpi, (ss) Continuum Science Fiction Sum 2004
• * The Bonebreaker, (ss) Challenging Destiny Dec 2005
• * The Final Solution, (sl) Strange Horizons Feb 18, Feb 25 2002
• * Haxan, (ss) Beneath Ceaseless Skies Mar 26 2009
• * High Moon, (ss) Beneath Ceaseless Skies Dec 17 2009
• * Interview: Laura J. Underwood, (iv) Strange Horizons Sep 20 2004
• * Joke Hell, (ss) Fantastic Stories of the Imagination #20 2000
• * Lee Martindale Interview, (iv) Strange Horizons Aug 16 2004
• * Phaedra, (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Feb 2012
• * Slugball, (sl) Strange Horizons May 7, May 14 2001
• * Stargasso, (pm) Fantastic Stories of the Imagination #25 2004
• * Wherefore Art Thou Lucy?, (ss) Alpha Adventures Jan 1986
• * Wordcraft and War Fiction: An Interview with David Weber, (iv) Strange Horizons Aug 10 2009