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cover art by Walter Baumhofer
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Carroll John Daly, “The Mark of the Raven” (Vee Brown)
Frederick Nebel, “Blood in the Dark” (Cardigan)
John K. Butler, “Seven Years Dead” (Tricky Enright)
Frederick C. Davis, “The Case of the Crazy Witness” (Carter Cole, MD)
Leo Stalnaker, “Black Widow’s Night”
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May 1, 1933 issue
cover art by William Reusswig
T.T. Flynn, “The House of Vanishing Men” (Jerry Prince)
Frederick Nebel, “Dead Man’s Folly” (Cardigan)
George Allan Moffatt, “The Crimson Heart Murders” (Jim Finn)
Westmoreland Gray, “The Cowled Horror” (Colin Windsor)
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December 15, 1934 issue
cover art by Walter Baumhofer
Frederick Nebel, “Leave it to Cardigan”
Erle Stanley Gardner, “Suicide House” (Small, Weston & Burke)
T.T. Flynn, “The Red Wizard” (Izzy O’Shea)
Carroll John Daly, “Excuse to Kill” (Clay Holt)
Donald Barr Chidsey, “Model T”
W.W. Van Dale, “Old Alibi” (Dave Anderson)
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June 1, 1935 issue
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cover art by Walter Baumhofer
Frederick Nebel, “A Couple of Quick Ones” (Cardigan)
Preston Grady, “Dead Man’s Chest” (Ross Paget)
John K. Butler, “The Corpse Parade” (Rex Lonergran)
John Lawrence, “Dangerous Dollars” (Cass Blue)
Richard Howells Watkins, “Hell’s Half Mile”

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cover art by Walter Baumhofer
“The Curse of Cardigan” (PI Cardigan), Frederick Nebel
“Rapped in Cellophane” (Mark Hall), J. Allan Dunn
“Murder on the Mississippi” (Rambler Murphy), Fred MacIsaac
“The House of Sudden Sleep” (Leon Pell), Hugh B. Cave
“Dead on her Feet” (Det. Smith), Cornell Woolrich
“Blood Orchids” (Dade), O.B. Myers

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cover art by Malvin Singer
Carroll John Daly, “Just Another Stiff” (Race Williams)
Fred MacIsaac, “Cat’s-Paw for Murder” (Rambler Murphy)
Frederick Nebel, “Lead Poison” (Cardigan)
Cornell Woolrich, “The Living Lie Down with the Dead”
Robert Sidney Bowen, “The Flying Diamond”