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Renewed issues

This includes all active issue renewals.

• June 6, 1931 (v. 87 no. 23)
• June 13, 1931 (v. 87 no. 24)
• June 20, 1931 (v. 87 no. 25)
• June 27, 1931 (v. 87 no. 26)
• July 5, 1931 (v. 88 no. 1)
• July 11, 1931 (v. 88 no. 2)
• July 18, 1931 (v. 88 no. 3)
• July 25, 1931 (v. 88 no. 4)
• August 1, 1931 (v. 88 no. 5)
• August 8, 1931 (v. 88 no. 6)
• August 15, 1931 (v. 88 no. 7)
• August 22, 1931 (v. 88 no. 8)
• August 29, 1931 (v. 88 no. 9)
• September 5, 1931 (v. 88 no. 10)
• September 12, 1931 (v. 88 no. 11)
• September 19, 1931 (v. 88 no. 12)
• September 26, 1931 (v. 88 no. 13)
• October 3, 1931 (v. 88 no. 14)
• October 10, 1931 (v. 88 no. 15)
• October 17, 1931 (v. 88 no. 16)
• October 24, 1931 (v. 88 no. 17)
• October 31, 1931 (v. 88 no. 18)
• November 7, 1931 (v. 88 no. 19)
• November 14, 1931 (v. 88 no. 20)
• November 21, 1931 (v. 88 no. 21)
• November 28, 1931 (v. 88 no. 22)
• December 5, 1931 (v. 88 no. 23)
• December 12, 1931 (v. 88 no. 24)
• December 19, 1931 (v. 88 no. 25)
• December 26, 1931 (v. 88 no. 26)
• January 2, 1932 (v. 89 no. 1)
• January 9, 1932 (v. 89 no. 2)
• January 16, 1932 (v. 89 no. 3)
• January 23, 1932 (v. 89 no. 4)
• January 30, 1932 (v. 89 no. 5)
• February 6, 1932 (v. 89 no. 6)
• February 13, 1932 (v. 89 no. 7)
• February 20, 1932 (v. 89 no. 8)
• February 27, 1932 (v. 89 no. 9)
• March 5, 1932 (v. 89 no. 10)
• March 12, 1932 (v. 89 no. 11)
• March 19, 1932 (v. 89 no. 12)
• March 26, 1932 (v. 89 no. 13)
• April 2, 1932 (v. 89 no. 14)
• April 9, 1932 (v. 89 no. 15)

Renewed contributions

This includes all active contribution renewals through 1932. It might not show all renewals past that date.

• January 24, 1931 (v. 87 no. 4): "The Polecat's Pal", by Richard Connell [Permissions]
• January 24, 1931 (v. 87 no. 4): "The Road Back" (part 7 of 12), by Erich Maria Remarque (Translated by Arthur Wesley Wheen as a work for hire. Remarque is the author of the translation for copyright purposes, as well as the author of the original German text.)
• January 24, 1931 (v. 87 no. 4): "A Lady of Resource" (part 5 of 11), by Arthur Somers Roche
• January 31, 1931 (v. 87 no. 5): "A Lady of Resource" (part 6 of 11), by Arthur Somers Roche
• January 31, 1931 (v. 87 no. 5): "The Road Back" (part 8 of 12), by Erich Maria Remarque (Translated by Arthur Wesley Wheen as a work for hire. Remarque is the author of the translation for copyright purposes, as well as the author of the original German text.)
• February 7, 1931 (v. 87 no. 6): "A Lady of Resource" (part 7 of 11), by Arthur Somers Roche
• February 7, 1931 (v. 87 no. 6): "The Road Back" (part 9 of 12), by Erich Maria Remarque (Translated by Arthur Wesley Wheen as a work for hire. Remarque is the author of the translation for copyright purposes, as well as the author of the original German text.)
• February 14, 1931 (v. 87 no. 7): "A Lady of Resource" (part 8 of 11), by Arthur Somers Roche
• February 14, 1931 (v. 87 no. 7): "The Road Back" (part 10 of 12), by Erich Maria Remarque (Translated by Arthur Wesley Wheen as a work for hire. Remarque is the author of the translation for copyright purposes, as well as the author of the original German text.)
• February 21, 1931 (v. 87 no. 8): "The Road Back" (part 11 of 12), by Erich Maria Remarque (Translated by Arthur Wesley Wheen as a work for hire. Remarque is the author of the translation for copyright purposes, as well as the author of the original German text.)
• February 21, 1931 (v. 87 no. 8): "A Lady of Resource" (part 9 of 11), by Arthur Somers Roche
• February 28, 1931 (v. 87 no. 9): "Yu'an Hee See Laughs" (part 1 of 12), by Sax Rohmer [Permissions]
• February 28, 1931 (v. 87 no. 9): "Dolorosa Here I Come", by Ernest Haycox
• February 28, 1931 (v. 87 no. 9): "The Road Back" (part 12 of 12), by Erich Maria Remarque (Translated by Arthur Wesley Wheen as a work for hire. Remarque is the author of the translation for copyright purposes, as well as the author of the original German text.)
• February 28, 1931 (v. 87 no. 9): "A Lady of Resource" (part 10 of 11), by Arthur Somers Roche
• March 7, 1931 (v. 87 no. 10): "Yu'an Hee See Laughs" (part 2 of 12), by Sax Rohmer [Permissions]
• March 7, 1931 (v. 87 no. 10): "A Lady of Resource" (part 11 of 11), by Arthur Somers Roche
• March 14, 1931 (v. 87 no. 11): "Yu'an Hee See Laughs" (part 3 of 12), by Sax Rohmer [Permissions]
• March 14, 1931 (v. 87 no. 11): "Patient #13", by Dana Burnet
• March 21, 1931 (v. 87 no. 12): "Yu'an Hee See Laughs" (part 4 of 12), by Sax Rohmer [Permissions]
• March 21, 1931 (v. 87 no. 12): "Fried Potatoes", by Arthur Somers Roche
• March 21, 1931 (v. 87 no. 12): "Speaking of Farnsworth", by Bernice Brown Brush
• March 21, 1931 (v. 87 no. 12): "The Deathless Miracle", by Jeffery Farnol [Permissions] (Title and issue per FictionMags. CCE does not record a renewal with this story or issue title, but does record a renewal for 'Angel Unawares (Deathless Miracle)' in the March 28 issue. We have not examined the issues in quesstion.)
• March 28, 1931 (v. 87 no. 13): "Just Dumb Enough", by Hugh MacNair Kahler
• March 28, 1931 (v. 87 no. 13): "Yu'an Hee See Laughs" (part 5 of 12), by Sax Rohmer [Permissions]
• March 28, 1931 (v. 87 no. 13): "Angel Unawares (Deathless Miracle)", by Jeffery Farnol [Permissions] (Title and issue per CCE renewal record. FictionMags does not record a story with this title or author in this issue, but does mention a story 'Deathless Miracle' by Farnol in the March 21 issue. We have not examined the issues in quesstion.)
• April 4, 1931 (v. 87 no. 14): "Spring in the Heart", by Richard Connell [Permissions] (Issue date as given on cover. CCE renewal record gives issue date as April 14; that appears to be an error.)
• April 4, 1931 (v. 87 no. 14): "Yu'an Hee See Laughs" (part 6 of 12), by Sax Rohmer [Permissions]
• April 11, 1931 (v. 87 no. 15): "Yu'an Hee See Laughs" (part 7 of 12), by Sax Rohmer [Permissions]
• April 18, 1931 (v. 87 no. 16): "What a Pal", by Hugh MacNair Kahler
• April 18, 1931 (v. 87 no. 16): "Yu'an Hee See Laughs" (part 8 of 12), by Sax Rohmer [Permissions]
• April 25, 1931 (v. 87 no. 17): "Gentlemen, the King", by Damon Runyon [Permissions]
• April 25, 1931 (v. 87 no. 17): "Yu'an Hee See Laughs" (part 9 of 12), by Sax Rohmer [Permissions]
• May 2, 1931 (v. 87 no. 18): "Yu'an Hee See Laughs" (part 10 of 12), by Sax Rohmer [Permissions]
• May 2, 1931 (v. 87 no. 18): "Bay Window", by Dana Burnet
• May 9, 1931 (v. 87 no. 19): "Yu'an Hee See Laughs" (part 11 of 12), by Sax Rohmer [Permissions]
• May 9, 1931 (v. 87 no. 19): "A Moose on Roller Skates", by Richard Connell [Permissions]
• May 16, 1931 (v. 87 no. 20): "The Social Secretary" (part 1 of 5), by Charles Brackett
• May 16, 1931 (v. 87 no. 20): "Bloodhounds of Broadway", by Damon Runyon [Permissions]
• May 16, 1931 (v. 87 no. 20): "Yu'an Hee See Laughs" (part 12 of 12), by Sax Rohmer [Permissions]
• May 23, 1931 (v. 87 no. 21): "The Social Secretary" (part 2 of 5), by Charles Brackett
• May 30, 1931 (v. 87 no. 22): "The Social Secretary" (part 3 of 5), by Charles Brackett
• June 6, 1931 (v. 87 no. 23): "The Backslider", by Lucian Cary (CCE renewal record spells author first name 'Lucien'.)
• June 6, 1931 (v. 87 no. 23): "The Social Secretary" (part 4 of 5), by Charles Brackett
• June 13, 1931 (v. 87 no. 24): "The Wrong Wife" (part 1 of 12), by Arthur Somers Roche
• June 13, 1931 (v. 87 no. 24): "The Social Secretary" (part 5 of 5), by Charles Brackett
• June 20, 1931 (v. 87 no. 25): "McQuestion Rides", by Ernest Haycox
• June 20, 1931 (v. 87 no. 25): "T'Want Do No Harm", by Lucian Cary (CCE renewal record spells author first name 'Lucien'.)
• June 20, 1931 (v. 87 no. 25): "A Friendly Game", by Dana Burnet
• June 20, 1931 (v. 87 no. 25): "The Wrong Wife" (part 2 of 12), by Arthur Somers Roche
• June 27, 1931 (v. 87 no. 26): "The Wrong Wife" (part 3 of 12), by Arthur Somers Roche
• July 4, 1931 (v. 88 no. 1): "The Medicine Girl" (part 1 of 5), by P. G. Wodehouse [Permissions]
• July 4, 1931 (v. 88 no. 1): "Officer's Choice", by Ernest Haycox
• July 4, 1931 (v. 88 no. 1): "The Wrong Wife" (part 4 of 12), by Arthur Somers Roche
• July 11, 1931 (v. 88 no. 2): "Room for Two", by Dana Burnet
• July 11, 1931 (v. 88 no. 2): "The Wrong Wife" (part 5 of 12), by Arthur Somers Roche
• July 11, 1931 (v. 88 no. 2): "The Medicine Girl" (part 2 of 5), by P. G. Wodehouse [Permissions]
• July 18, 1931 (v. 88 no. 3): "The Wrong Wife" (part 6 of 12), by Arthur Somers Roche
• July 18, 1931 (v. 88 no. 3): "The Medicine Girl" (part 3 of 5), by P. G. Wodehouse [Permissions]
• July 18, 1931 (v. 88 no. 3): "Retribution", by Bernice Brown Brush
• July 25, 1931 (v. 88 no. 4): "The Medicine Girl" (part 4 of 5), by P. G. Wodehouse [Permissions]
• July 25, 1931 (v. 88 no. 4): "The Wrong Wife" (part 7 of 12), by Arthur Somers Roche
• August 1, 1931 (v. 88 no. 5): "A Look of Scorn", by Dana Burnet
• August 1, 1931 (v. 88 no. 5): "The Medicine Girl" (part 5 of 5), by P. G. Wodehouse [Permissions]
• August 1, 1931 (v. 88 no. 5): "The Wrong Wife" (part 8 of 12), by Arthur Somers Roche
• August 8, 1931 (v. 88 no. 6): "The Wrong Wife" (part 9 of 12), by Arthur Somers Roche
• August 15, 1931 (v. 88 no. 7): "The Wrong Wife" (part 10 of 12), by Arthur Somers Roche
• August 22, 1931 (v. 88 no. 8): "The Wrong Wife" (part 11 of 12), by Arthur Somers Roche
• August 22, 1931 (v. 88 no. 8): "Secret Sentence", by Bernice Brown Brush
• August 29, 1931 (v. 88 no. 9): "The Wrong Wife" (part 12 of 12), by Arthur Somers Roche
• August 29, 1931 (v. 88 no. 9): "Little Queen of Pearls", by Emma-Lindsay Squier (Title as given in CCE renewal record. FictionMags gives title as 'Queen of Pearls'. We have not examined the issue ourselves.)
• September 5, 1931 (v. 88 no. 10): "Racing Final", by Richard Connell [Permissions]
• September 5, 1931 (v. 88 no. 10): "After You", by James B. Connolly
• September 12, 1931 (v. 88 no. 11): "Through the Nose", by Dana Burnet
• September 19, 1931 (v. 88 no. 12): "The Practically Perfect Young Man", by Lucian Cary (CCE renewal record spells author first name 'Lucien'. Title as given in CCE renewal record; FictionMags gives title simply as 'Practically Perfect'.)
• September 19, 1931 (v. 88 no. 12): "Hindsight", by Hugh MacNair Kahler
• September 26, 1931 (v. 88 no. 13): "The Snatching of Bookie Bob", by Damon Runyon [Permissions]
• September 26, 1931 (v. 88 no. 13): "An Evening's Entertainment", by Ernest Haycox
• October 3, 1931 (v. 88 no. 14): "Omit Flowers", by Dana Burnet
• October 10, 1931 (v. 88 no. 15): "One to the Button", by Lucian Cary (CCE renewal record spells author first name 'Lucien'.)
• October 10, 1931 (v. 88 no. 15): "Something for Nothing", by Emma-Lindsay Squier
• October 17, 1931 (v. 88 no. 16): "When East Goes West", by John Russell
• October 24, 1931 (v. 88 no. 17): "The Hideaway", by Lucian Cary (CCE renewal record spells author first name 'Lucien'.)
• November 7, 1931 (v. 88 no. 19): "The Mare Queerless", by James Hopper (Title as given in CCE renewal record. FictionMags gives title as 'Little Queerless'. We have not examined the issue ourselves.)
• November 14, 1931 (v. 88 no. 20): "Hold 'em, Yale", by Damon Runyon [Permissions]
• November 21, 1931 (v. 88 no. 21): "The Big Pink" (part 1 of 12), by Hugh MacNair Kahler
• November 21, 1931 (v. 88 no. 21): "Poor Little Man", by Channing Pollock (This contribution was renewed under this title, and again under the title 'Hold-Up', which apparently was an alternate title for the same story. We are not sure which title was used in this issue. FictionMags gives the title 'Poor Little Man' in its table of contents for this issue.)
• November 21, 1931 (v. 88 no. 21): "Josef's Wife", by Erich Maria Remarque
• November 28, 1931 (v. 88 no. 22): "Annett's Love Story", by Erich Maria Remarque (Title as spelled in CCE renewal record. FictionMags spells title as 'Annette's Love Story'. We have not examined the issue in question.)
• November 28, 1931 (v. 88 no. 22): "Girl and the Quarterback", by James Hopper (Title as given in CCE renewal record. FictionMags gives title as 'My Quarterback'. We have not examined the issue ourselves.)
• November 28, 1931 (v. 88 no. 22): "The Big Pink" (part 2 of 12), by Hugh MacNair Kahler
• December 5, 1931 (v. 88 no. 23): "When You Carry the Star", by Ernest Haycox
• December 5, 1931 (v. 88 no. 23): "The Strange Fate of Johann Bartok", by Erich Maria Remarque
• December 5, 1931 (v. 88 no. 23): "The Big Pink" (part 3 of 12), by Hugh MacNair Kahler
• December 12, 1931 (v. 88 no. 24): "The Toy Parade", by James Hopper
• December 12, 1931 (v. 88 no. 24): "Maybe a Queen", by Damon Runyon [Permissions]
• December 12, 1931 (v. 88 no. 24): "The Big Pink" (part 4 of 12), by Hugh MacNair Kahler
• December 12, 1931 (v. 88 no. 24): "The White Buck", by Dana Burnet
• December 19, 1931 (v. 88 no. 25): "Only Vulgar People Quarrel", by Lucian Cary
• December 19, 1931 (v. 88 no. 25): "The Tenth Word", by Dana Burnet
• December 19, 1931 (v. 88 no. 25): "The Big Pink" (part 5 of 12), by Hugh MacNair Kahler
• December 26, 1931 (v. 88 no. 26): "Windy Bill", by Norman Reilly Raine
• December 26, 1931 (v. 88 no. 26): "The Big Pink" (part 6 of 12), by Hugh MacNair Kahler
• January 2, 1932 (v. 89 no. 1): "The Turkish Yataghan", by Sax Rohmer [Permissions]
• January 2, 1932 (v. 89 no. 1): "The Big Pink" (part 7 of 12), by Hugh MacNair Kahler
• January 2, 1932 (v. 89 no. 1): "Something Appalling", by Dana Burnet
• January 9, 1932 (v. 89 no. 2): "For a Pal", by Damon Runyon [Permissions]
• January 9, 1932 (v. 89 no. 2): "Like a Gloucesterman", by James B. Connolly
• January 9, 1932 (v. 89 no. 2): "The Big Pink" (part 8 of 12), by Hugh MacNair Kahler
• January 16, 1932 (v. 89 no. 3): "Red and Ted", by Dana Burnet
• January 16, 1932 (v. 89 no. 3): "The Big Pink" (part 9 of 12), by Hugh MacNair Kahler
• January 23, 1932 (v. 89 no. 4): "Light of Atlantis", by Sax Rohmer [Permissions]
• January 23, 1932 (v. 89 no. 4): "The Big Pink" (part 10 of 12), by Hugh MacNair Kahler
• January 30, 1932 (v. 89 no. 5): "Broadway Financier", by Damon Runyon [Permissions]
• January 30, 1932 (v. 89 no. 5): "The Big Pink" (part 11 of 12), by Hugh MacNair Kahler
• January 30, 1932 (v. 89 no. 5): "Sure to Love", by Lucian Cary (Title as given in CCE renewal record. FictionMags gives title as 'Sure to Lose'. We have not examined the issue ourselves.)
• February 6, 1932 (v. 89 no. 6): "The Big Pink" (part 12 of 12), by Hugh MacNair Kahler
• February 6, 1932 (v. 89 no. 6): "The Owl", by Jeffery Farnol [Permissions]
• February 13, 1932 (v. 89 no. 7): "The Gracious Lady" (part 1 of 12), by Arthur Somers Roche
• February 13, 1932 (v. 89 no. 7): "Brandon's Folly", by Richard Connell [Permissions] (Title as given in CCE renewal record. FictionMags gives title as 'Brandow's Folly'. We have not examined the issue ourselves.)
• February 20, 1932 (v. 89 no. 8): "The Strange Attacks on Mr. Hoover", by Arthur Train
• February 20, 1932 (v. 89 no. 8): "The Gracious Lady" (part 2 of 12), by Arthur Somers Roche
• February 20, 1932 (v. 89 no. 8): "Hole in One", by Dana Burnet
• February 27, 1932 (v. 89 no. 9): "Unguarded Queen" (part 1 of 12), by Arthur Train
• February 27, 1932 (v. 89 no. 9): "Swashbuckler", by Hugh MacNair Kahler
• February 27, 1932 (v. 89 no. 9): "The Gracious Lady" (part 3 of 12), by Arthur Somers Roche
• March 5, 1932 (v. 89 no. 10): "Unguarded Queen" (part 2 of 12), by Arthur Train
• March 5, 1932 (v. 89 no. 10): "Don't Tell the Boy", by Richard Connell [Permissions]
• March 5, 1932 (v. 89 no. 10): "The Gracious Lady" (part 4 of 12), by Arthur Somers Roche
• March 12, 1932 (v. 89 no. 11): "Unguarded Queen" (part 3 of 12), by Arthur Train
• March 12, 1932 (v. 89 no. 11): "The Gracious Lady" (part 5 of 12), by Arthur Somers Roche
• March 19, 1932 (v. 89 no. 12): "Unguarded Queen" (part 4 of 12), by Arthur Train
• March 19, 1932 (v. 89 no. 12): "The Gracious Lady" (part 6 of 12), by Arthur Somers Roche
• March 19, 1932 (v. 89 no. 12): "Divided We Fall", by Hugh MacNair Kahler
• March 19, 1932 (v. 89 no. 12): "The Cat's Away", by Lucian Cary
• March 26, 1932 (v. 89 no. 13): "Little Miss Marker", by Damon Runyon [Permissions]
• March 26, 1932 (v. 89 no. 13): "Unguarded Queen" (part 5 of 12), by Arthur Train
• March 26, 1932 (v. 89 no. 13): "The Gracious Lady" (part 7 of 12), by Arthur Somers Roche
• March 26, 1932 (v. 89 no. 13): "A Dog's Chance", by Jeffery Farnol [Permissions] (Title as given in CCE renewal record. FictionMags gives the title of a Farnol story in this issue as 'Not Much to Look At'. A story with the title 'A Dog's Chance' does appear in a later book of short stories by Farnol; we have not checked to see if it is the same story under a different title.)
• April 2, 1932 (v. 89 no. 14): "They're All That Way", by Lucian Cary
• April 2, 1932 (v. 89 no. 14): "Unguarded Queen" (part 6 of 12), by Arthur Train
• April 2, 1932 (v. 89 no. 14): "The Gracious Lady" (part 8 of 12), by Arthur Somers Roche
• April 9, 1932 (v. 89 no. 15): "Instrument of Providence", by Booth Tarkington
• April 9, 1932 (v. 89 no. 15): "Unguarded Queen" (part 7 of 12), by Arthur Train
• April 9, 1932 (v. 89 no. 15): "The Gracious Lady" (part 9 of 12), by Arthur Somers Roche
• April 16, 1932 (v. 89 no. 16): "Unguarded Queen" (part 8 of 12), by Arthur Train
• April 16, 1932 (v. 89 no. 16): "The Gracious Lady" (part 10 of 12), by Arthur Somers Roche
• April 23, 1932 (v. 89 no. 17): "The Spirit of the Black Hawk", by Sax Rohmer [Permissions]
• April 23, 1932 (v. 89 no. 17): "The Gracious Lady" (part 11 of 12), by Arthur Somers Roche
• April 23, 1932 (v. 89 no. 17): "Unguarded Queen" (part 9 of 12), by Arthur Train
• April 30, 1932 (v. 89 no. 18): "Perilous Strands", by Booth Tarkington
• April 30, 1932 (v. 89 no. 18): "Unguarded Queen" (part 10 of 12), by Arthur Train
• April 30, 1932 (v. 89 no. 18): "The Gracious Lady" (part 12 of 12), by Arthur Somers Roche
• May 7, 1932 (v. 89 no. 19): "The Mask of Fu Manchu" (part 1 of 12), by Sax Rohmer [Permissions]
• May 7, 1932 (v. 89 no. 19): "Nightgown", by Dana Burnet
• May 7, 1932 (v. 89 no. 19): "One More River", by Ernest Haycox
• May 7, 1932 (v. 89 no. 19): "Unguarded Queen" (part 11 of 12), by Arthur Train
• May 14, 1932 (v. 89 no. 20): "The Mask of Fu Manchu" (part 2 of 12), by Sax Rohmer [Permissions]
• May 14, 1932 (v. 89 no. 20): "Unguarded Queen" (part 12 of 12), by Arthur Train
• May 21, 1932 (v. 89 no. 21): "Hot Water" (part 1 of 12), by P. G. Wodehouse [Permissions]
• May 21, 1932 (v. 89 no. 21): "The Mask of Fu Manchu" (part 3 of 12), by Sax Rohmer [Permissions]
• May 21, 1932 (v. 89 no. 21): "The Happy Worrier", by Dana Burnet
• May 28, 1932 (v. 89 no. 22): "A Present for Patricia", by Dana Burnet
• May 28, 1932 (v. 89 no. 22): "Hot Water" (part 2 of 12), by P. G. Wodehouse [Permissions]
• May 28, 1932 (v. 89 no. 22): "The Mask of Fu Manchu" (part 4 of 12), by Sax Rohmer [Permissions]
• June 4, 1932 (v. 89 no. 23): "What Happened to Philip Hope", by Lucian Cary (Title as given in CCE renewal record. FictionMags gives title as 'What Happened to Philip Home'. We have not examined the issue ourselves.)
• June 4, 1932 (v. 89 no. 23): "By Request", by Hugh MacNair Kahler
• June 4, 1932 (v. 89 no. 23): "Hot Water" (part 3 of 12), by P. G. Wodehouse [Permissions]
• June 4, 1932 (v. 89 no. 23): "The Mask of Fu Manchu" (part 5 of 12), by Sax Rohmer [Permissions]
• June 4, 1932 (v. 89 no. 23): "Lucy Ann's Chair", by Dana Burnet
• June 11, 1932 (v. 89 no. 24): "Dream Street Rose", by Damon Runyon [Permissions]
• June 11, 1932 (v. 89 no. 24): "Steak With Onions", by Lucian Cary
• June 11, 1932 (v. 89 no. 24): "The Mask of Fu Manchu" (part 6 of 12), by Sax Rohmer [Permissions]
• June 11, 1932 (v. 89 no. 24): "Hot Water" (part 4 of 12), by P. G. Wodehouse [Permissions]
• June 18, 1932 (v. 89 no. 25): "The Bravo", by Booth Tarkington
• June 18, 1932 (v. 89 no. 25): "Hot Water" (part 5 of 12), by P. G. Wodehouse [Permissions]
• June 18, 1932 (v. 89 no. 25): "One of These Days", by Dana Burnet (Title as given in CCE renewal record. FictionMags gives title as 'One of Those Days'. We have not examined the issue ourselves.)
• June 18, 1932 (v. 89 no. 25): "The Mask of Fu Manchu" (part 7 of 12), by Sax Rohmer [Permissions]
• June 25, 1932 (v. 89 no. 26): "Asleep on the Deep", by James Hopper
• June 25, 1932 (v. 89 no. 26): "Hot Water" (part 6 of 12), by P. G. Wodehouse [Permissions]
• June 25, 1932 (v. 89 no. 26): "The Mask of Fu Manchu" (part 8 of 12), by Sax Rohmer [Permissions]
• July 2, 1932 (v. 90 no. 1): "The Candidate", by Arthur Somers Roche
• July 2, 1932 (v. 90 no. 1): "The Mask of Fu Manchu" (part 9 of 12), by Sax Rohmer [Permissions]
• July 2, 1932 (v. 90 no. 1): "Hot Water" (part 7 of 12), by P. G. Wodehouse [Permissions]
• July 9, 1932 (v. 90 no. 2): "Old Friends Meet at Dinner", by Don Marquis
• July 9, 1932 (v. 90 no. 2): "The Mask of Fu Manchu" (part 10 of 12), by Sax Rohmer [Permissions]
• July 9, 1932 (v. 90 no. 2): "Cloud's on the Circle-P", by Ernest Haycox (Title as punctuated in CCE renewal record. FictionMags gives title as 'Clouds on the Circle-P'. We have not examined the issue in question.)
• July 9, 1932 (v. 90 no. 2): "Hot Water" (part 8 of 12), by P. G. Wodehouse [Permissions]
• July 16, 1932 (v. 90 no. 3): "The End of Adventure", by Coningsby Dawson
• July 16, 1932 (v. 90 no. 3): "Hot Water" (part 9 of 12), by P. G. Wodehouse [Permissions]
• July 16, 1932 (v. 90 no. 3): "The Mask of Fu Manchu" (part 11 of 12), by Sax Rohmer [Permissions]
• July 16, 1932 (v. 90 no. 3): "Crumbs", by Richard Connell [Permissions]
• July 23, 1932 (v. 90 no. 4): "Found Out", by Ernest Haycox
• July 23, 1932 (v. 90 no. 4): "Hot Water" (part 10 of 12), by P. G. Wodehouse [Permissions]
• July 23, 1932 (v. 90 no. 4): "The Mask of Fu Manchu" (part 12 of 12), by Sax Rohmer [Permissions]
• July 30, 1932 (v. 90 no. 5): "Wife for Sale" (part 1 of 10), by Kathleen Thompson Norris
• July 30, 1932 (v. 90 no. 5): "No Way to Win a Girl", by Richard Connell [Permissions]
• July 30, 1932 (v. 90 no. 5): "Hot Water" (part 11 of 12), by P. G. Wodehouse [Permissions]
• July 30, 1932 (v. 90 no. 5): "Let's Be Crazy", by Dana Burnet
• August 6, 1932 (v. 90 no. 6): "Men Don't Understand", by Dana Burnet
• August 6, 1932 (v. 90 no. 6): "Wife for Sale" (part 2 of 10), by Kathleen Thompson Norris
• August 6, 1932 (v. 90 no. 6): "The Last Thing", by Hugh MacNair Kahler
• August 6, 1932 (v. 90 no. 6): "Hot Water" (part 12 of 12), by P. G. Wodehouse [Permissions]
• August 13, 1932 (v. 90 no. 7): "The Frightened Lady" (part 1 of 10), by Edgar Wallace [Permissions]
• August 13, 1932 (v. 90 no. 7): "The Girl Without It", by Lucian Cary
• August 13, 1932 (v. 90 no. 7): "Wife for Sale" (part 3 of 10), by Kathleen Thompson Norris
• August 20, 1932 (v. 90 no. 8): "The Frightened Lady" (part 2 of 10), by Edgar Wallace [Permissions]
• August 20, 1932 (v. 90 no. 8): "Wife for Sale" (part 4 of 10), by Kathleen Thompson Norris
• August 27, 1932 (v. 90 no. 9): "Wife for Sale" (part 5 of 10), by Kathleen Thompson Norris
• August 27, 1932 (v. 90 no. 9): "The Frightened Lady" (part 3 of 10), by Edgar Wallace [Permissions]
• September 3, 1932 (v. 90 no. 10): "They Couldn't Be Friends", by Lucian Cary
• September 3, 1932 (v. 90 no. 10): "A Social Conspiracy", by Don Marquis
• September 3, 1932 (v. 90 no. 10): "Wife for Sale" (part 6 of 10), by Kathleen Thompson Norris
• September 3, 1932 (v. 90 no. 10): "The Frightened Lady" (part 4 of 10), by Edgar Wallace [Permissions]
• September 10, 1932 (v. 90 no. 11): "The Cream-Puff", by Hugh MacNair Kahler
• September 10, 1932 (v. 90 no. 11): "The Frightened Lady" (part 5 of 10), by Edgar Wallace [Permissions]
• September 10, 1932 (v. 90 no. 11): "Wife for Sale" (part 7 of 10), by Kathleen Thompson Norris
• September 10, 1932 (v. 90 no. 11): "Life Watch", by Robert Ormond Case
• September 17, 1932 (v. 90 no. 12): "Take Your Punishment", by Hugh MacNair Kahler
• September 17, 1932 (v. 90 no. 12): "The Frightened Lady" (part 6 of 10), by Edgar Wallace [Permissions]
• September 17, 1932 (v. 90 no. 12): "Wife for Sale" (part 8 of 10), by Kathleen Thompson Norris
• September 24, 1932 (v. 90 no. 13): "Don't Tell My Wife", by Richard Connell [Permissions]
• September 24, 1932 (v. 90 no. 13): "Wife for Sale" (part 9 of 10), by Kathleen Thompson Norris
• September 24, 1932 (v. 90 no. 13): "The Frightened Lady" (part 7 of 10), by Edgar Wallace [Permissions]
• October 1, 1932 (v. 90 no. 14): "The Girl Who Made Good", by Phyllis Duganne
• October 1, 1932 (v. 90 no. 14): "Wife for Sale" (part 10 of 10), by Kathleen Thompson Norris
• October 1, 1932 (v. 90 no. 14): "The Frightened Lady" (part 8 of 10), by Edgar Wallace [Permissions]
• October 8, 1932 (v. 90 no. 15): "The Great Abduction" (part 1 of 12), by Arthur Somers Roche
• October 8, 1932 (v. 90 no. 15): "The Frightened Lady" (part 9 of 10), by Edgar Wallace [Permissions]
• October 15, 1932 (v. 90 no. 16): "The Great Abduction" (part 2 of 12), by Arthur Somers Roche
• October 15, 1932 (v. 90 no. 16): "Be Your Age", by Don Marquis
• October 15, 1932 (v. 90 no. 16): "The Frightened Lady" (part 10 of 10), by Edgar Wallace [Permissions]
• October 22, 1932 (v. 90 no. 17): "Thunder Mountain" (part 1 of 11), by Zane Grey
• October 22, 1932 (v. 90 no. 17): "A Financial Deal", by Don Marquis
• October 22, 1932 (v. 90 no. 17): "So This is the Underworld", by Lucian Cary
• October 22, 1932 (v. 90 no. 17): "The Great Abduction" (part 3 of 12), by Arthur Somers Roche
• October 29, 1932 (v. 90 no. 18): "The Great Abduction" (part 4 of 12), by Arthur Somers Roche
• October 29, 1932 (v. 90 no. 18): "Something With a Kick", by Don Marquis
• October 29, 1932 (v. 90 no. 18): "Thunder Mountain" (part 2 of 11), by Zane Grey
• November 5, 1932 (v. 90 no. 19): "The Great Abduction" (part 5 of 12), by Arthur Somers Roche
• November 5, 1932 (v. 90 no. 19): "Thunder Mountain" (part 3 of 11), by Zane Grey
• November 5, 1932 (v. 90 no. 19): "As a Man Thinketh", by Don Marquis
• November 12, 1932 (v. 90 no. 20): "What Can a Father Do", by Lucian Cary
• November 12, 1932 (v. 90 no. 20): "No Liberty Without Jails", by Don Marquis
• November 12, 1932 (v. 90 no. 20): "The Great Abduction" (part 6 of 12), by Arthur Somers Roche
• November 12, 1932 (v. 90 no. 20): "Thunder Mountain" (part 4 of 11), by Zane Grey
• November 19, 1932 (v. 90 no. 21): "The Young Know Best", by Teresa Hyde Phillips
• November 19, 1932 (v. 90 no. 21): "In Danger of Office", by Don Marquis
• November 19, 1932 (v. 90 no. 21): "They Can Only Hang You Once", by Dashiell Hammett [Permissions]
• November 19, 1932 (v. 90 no. 21): "Thunder Mountain" (part 5 of 11), by Zane Grey
• November 19, 1932 (v. 90 no. 21): "The Great Abduction" (part 7 of 12), by Arthur Somers Roche
• November 26, 1932 (v. 90 no. 22): "On the Up and Up", by Don Marquis
• November 26, 1932 (v. 90 no. 22): "The Great Abduction" (part 8 of 12), by Arthur Somers Roche
• November 26, 1932 (v. 90 no. 22): "Thunder Mountain" (part 6 of 11), by Zane Grey
• December 3, 1932 (v. 90 no. 23): "The Way of Unrighteousness", by Don Marquis (Title as given in CCE renewal record. FictionMags gives title as 'The Way of the Unrighteous'. We have not examined the issue in question.)
• December 3, 1932 (v. 90 no. 23): "The Great Abduction" (part 9 of 12), by Arthur Somers Roche
• December 3, 1932 (v. 90 no. 23): "Tip-Off", by Richard Connell [Permissions]
• December 3, 1932 (v. 90 no. 23): "Thunder Mountain" (part 7 of 11), by Zane Grey
• December 10, 1932 (v. 90 no. 24): "Tobias the Terrible", by Damon Runyon [Permissions]
• December 10, 1932 (v. 90 no. 24): "Just to Be Stubborn", by Lucian Cary
• December 10, 1932 (v. 90 no. 24): "The Plight of a President", by Don Marquis
• December 10, 1932 (v. 90 no. 24): "Thunder Mountain" (part 8 of 11), by Zane Grey
• December 10, 1932 (v. 90 no. 24): "The Great Abduction" (part 10 of 12), by Arthur Somers Roche
• December 17, 1932 (v. 90 no. 25): "The Great Abduction" (part 11 of 12), by Arthur Somers Roche
• December 17, 1932 (v. 90 no. 25): "Thunder Mountain" (part 9 of 11), by Zane Grey
• December 17, 1932 (v. 90 no. 25): "The Limber Intellect", by Don Marquis
• December 24, 1932 (v. 90 no. 26): "Strong Man Wanted", by Richard Connell [Permissions]
• December 24, 1932 (v. 90 no. 26): "Now I've Got You", by Lucian Cary
• December 24, 1932 (v. 90 no. 26): "Thunder Mountain" (part 10 of 11), by Zane Grey
• December 24, 1932 (v. 90 no. 26): "The Great Abduction" (part 12 of 12), by Arthur Somers Roche
• December 24, 1932 (v. 90 no. 26): "When a Woman Turns Hard", by Dana Burnet
• December 31, 1932 (v. 90 no. 27): "Dancing Dan's Christmas", by Damon Runyon [Permissions]
• December 31, 1932 (v. 90 no. 27): "Thunder Mountain" (part 11 of 11), by Zane Grey
• January 7, 1933 (v. 91 no. 1): "Even in Business", by Hugh MacNair Kahler
• January 7, 1933 (v. 91 no. 1): "Pride", by Don Marquis
• January 7, 1933 (v. 91 no. 1): "Whoop it Up", by Don Marquis
• January 14, 1933 (v. 91 no. 2): "What Do You Say to a Girl?", by Arthur Somers Roche
• January 14, 1933 (v. 91 no. 2): "Among the Young", by Don Marquis
• January 21, 1933 (v. 91 no. 3): "A Virtuous Woman", by Don Marquis
• January 28, 1933 (v. 91 no. 4): "The Idyll of Miss Sarah Brown", by Damon Runyon [Permissions]
• January 28, 1933 (v. 91 no. 4): "He Had to Come Back", by Lucian Cary
• February 4, 1933 (v. 91 no. 5): "When Other Fellows Get Together", by Don Marquis
• February 4, 1933 (v. 91 no. 5): "The Last Draw", by Ernest Haycox
• February 11, 1933 (v. 91 no. 6): "The Hardened Convert", by Don Marquis
• February 11, 1933 (v. 91 no. 6): "Roads", by Don Marquis
• February 18, 1933 (v. 91 no. 7): "You Can't Marry Two Men", by Arthur Somers Roche
• February 18, 1933 (v. 91 no. 7): "Steeled to Prosperity", by Don Marquis
• February 18, 1933 (v. 91 no. 7): "One Man's Taste", by Richard Connell [Permissions]
• February 18, 1933 (v. 91 no. 7): "She Warned Him First", by Hugh MacNair Kahler
• February 25, 1933 (v. 91 no. 8): "As a Gentleman Should", by Teresa Hyde Phillips
• February 25, 1933 (v. 91 no. 8): "In Bullhide Canyon", by Ernest Haycox
• March 4, 1933 (v. 91 no. 9): "A Cop Never Quits", by Richard Connell [Permissions]
• March 4, 1933 (v. 91 no. 9): "Strike Up the Band", by Don Marquis
• March 11, 1933 (v. 91 no. 10): "Shipwreck for Three", by Phyllis Duganne
• March 11, 1933 (v. 91 no. 10): "And One Loved Dogs", by Robert Ormond Case
• March 11, 1933 (v. 91 no. 10): "The Cosmic Bug", by Don Marquis
• March 18, 1933 (v. 91 no. 11): "Man, the Universal Simp", by Don Marquis
• March 25, 1933 (v. 91 no. 12): "Party Line", by Hugh MacNair Kahler
• March 25, 1933 (v. 91 no. 12): "On the Air Again", by Don Marquis
• March 25, 1933 (v. 91 no. 12): "Including Everything", by Don Marquis
• March 25, 1933 (v. 91 no. 12): "But Not Too Nice", by Lucian Cary
• April 1, 1933 (v. 91 no. 13): "Clean", by Fannie Hurst [Permissions]
• April 1, 1933 (v. 91 no. 13): "Barbarous", by Don Marquis
• April 1, 1933 (v. 91 no. 13): "No Offense", by Don Marquis
• April 1, 1933 (v. 91 no. 13): "Before the Honeymoon", by Dana Burnet
• April 8, 1933 (v. 91 no. 14): "Slander" (part 1 of 12), by Arthur Somers Roche
• April 8, 1933 (v. 91 no. 14): "Love Makes a Difference", by Phyllis Duganne
• April 8, 1933 (v. 91 no. 14): "What Happens to Grouches", by Don Marquis
• April 15, 1933 (v. 91 no. 15): "Bar That Swinging Door", by Don Marquis
• April 15, 1933 (v. 91 no. 15): "Slander" (part 2 of 12), by Arthur Somers Roche
• April 15, 1933 (v. 91 no. 15): "Big Empty House", by Don Marquis
• April 22, 1933 (v. 91 no. 16): "Slander" (part 3 of 12), by Arthur Somers Roche
• April 22, 1933 (v. 91 no. 16): "A Horrid Notion", by Don Marquis
• April 22, 1933 (v. 91 no. 16): "For the Sake of Argument", by Don Marquis
• April 29, 1933 (v. 91 no. 17): "The Glad Eye", by Don Marquis
• April 29, 1933 (v. 91 no. 17): "Her Hero", by Charles Brackett
• April 29, 1933 (v. 91 no. 17): "Slander" (part 4 of 12), by Arthur Somers Roche
• May 6, 1933 (v. 91 no. 18): "Fu Manchu's Bride" (part 1 of 10), by Sax Rohmer [Permissions]
• May 6, 1933 (v. 91 no. 18): "Slander" (part 5 of 12), by Arthur Somers Roche
• May 6, 1933 (v. 91 no. 18): "Rule 'em Rough", by Don Marquis
• May 13, 1933 (v. 91 no. 19): "Slander" (part 6 of 12), by Arthur Somers Roche
• May 13, 1933 (v. 91 no. 19): "Variety", by Don Marquis
• May 13, 1933 (v. 91 no. 19): "Fu Manchu's Bride" (part 2 of 10), by Sax Rohmer [Permissions]
• May 20, 1933 (v. 91 no. 20): "Fu Manchu's Bride" (part 3 of 10), by Sax Rohmer [Permissions]
• May 20, 1933 (v. 91 no. 20): "The Last Rodeo", by Ernest Haycox
• May 20, 1933 (v. 91 no. 20): "Archy Broadcasts", by Don Marquis
• May 20, 1933 (v. 91 no. 20): "The Right Slant", by Don Marquis
• May 20, 1933 (v. 91 no. 20): "Slander" (part 7 of 12), by Arthur Somers Roche
• May 20, 1933 (v. 91 no. 20): "Behind the Mask; The Saving Grace", by Jeffery Farnol [Permissions]
• May 27, 1933 (v. 91 no. 21): "Fu Manchu's Bride" (part 4 of 10), by Sax Rohmer [Permissions]
• May 27, 1933 (v. 91 no. 21): "Full-Throated Rapture", by Don Marquis
• May 27, 1933 (v. 91 no. 21): "Slander" (part 8 of 12), by Arthur Somers Roche
• May 27, 1933 (v. 91 no. 21): "Romance Renewed", by Ernest Haycox
• June 3, 1933 (v. 91 no. 22): "Fu Manchu's Bride" (part 5 of 10), by Sax Rohmer [Permissions]
• June 3, 1933 (v. 91 no. 22): "Set Me to Music", by Rupert Hughes
• June 3, 1933 (v. 91 no. 22): "Slander" (part 9 of 12), by Arthur Somers Roche
• June 10, 1933 (v. 91 no. 23): "To the Limit", by Ernest Haycox
• June 10, 1933 (v. 91 no. 23): "Fu Manchu's Bride" (part 6 of 10), by Sax Rohmer [Permissions]
• June 10, 1933 (v. 91 no. 23): "The Good Model", by Phyllis Duganne
• June 10, 1933 (v. 91 no. 23): "Take it Easy", by Don Marquis
• June 10, 1933 (v. 91 no. 23): "Slander" (part 10 of 12), by Arthur Somers Roche
• June 17, 1933 (v. 91 no. 24): "Fu Manchu's Bride" (part 7 of 10), by Sax Rohmer [Permissions]
• June 17, 1933 (v. 91 no. 24): "Slander" (part 11 of 12), by Arthur Somers Roche
• June 17, 1933 (v. 91 no. 24): "Archy Climbs Everest", by Don Marquis
• June 17, 1933 (v. 91 no. 24): "Up We Go", by Don Marquis
• June 17, 1933 (v. 91 no. 24): "Henrietta VIII", by Rupert Hughes
• June 24, 1933 (v. 91 no. 25): "Fu Manchu's Bride" (part 8 of 10), by Sax Rohmer [Permissions]
• June 24, 1933 (v. 91 no. 25): "Slander" (part 12 of 12), by Arthur Somers Roche
• July 1, 1933 (v. 92 no. 1): "Starlight Rider" (part 1 of 10?), by Ernest Haycox
• July 1, 1933 (v. 92 no. 1): "Fu Manchu's Bride" (part 9 of 10), by Sax Rohmer [Permissions]
• July 1, 1933 (v. 92 no. 1): "All the Answers", by Don Marquis
• July 8, 1933 (v. 92 no. 2): "Starlight Rider" (part 2 of 10?), by Ernest Haycox
• July 8, 1933 (v. 92 no. 2): "Goldfish", by Hugh MacNair Kahler
• July 8, 1933 (v. 92 no. 2): "Fu Manchu's Bride" (part 10 of 10), by Sax Rohmer [Permissions]
• July 8, 1933 (v. 92 no. 2): "A Wise Man's Wives", by Don Marquis
• July 15, 1933 (v. 92 no. 3): "Manhattan Love Song" (part 1 of 10), by Kathleen Thompson Norris
• July 15, 1933 (v. 92 no. 3): "Starlight Rider" (part 3 of 10?), by Ernest Haycox
• July 15, 1933 (v. 92 no. 3): "The Right Spirit", by Don Marquis
• July 15, 1933 (v. 92 no. 3): "Back Seat", by Hugh MacNair Kahler
• July 22, 1933 (v. 92 no. 4): "R is for Roach", by Don Marquis
• July 22, 1933 (v. 92 no. 4): "Starlight Rider" (part 4 of 10?), by Ernest Haycox
• July 22, 1933 (v. 92 no. 4): "Manhattan Love Song" (part 2 of 10), by Kathleen Thompson Norris
• July 29, 1933 (v. 92 no. 5): "As If He Cared", by Teresa Hyde Phillips
• July 29, 1933 (v. 92 no. 5): "Manhattan Love Song" (part 3 of 10), by Kathleen Thompson Norris
• July 29, 1933 (v. 92 no. 5): "Starlight Rider" (part 5 of 10?), by Ernest Haycox
• August 5, 1933 (v. 92 no. 6): "Starlight Rider" (part 6 of 10?), by Ernest Haycox
• August 5, 1933 (v. 92 no. 6): "Manhattan Love Song" (part 4 of 10), by Kathleen Thompson Norris
• August 12, 1933 (v. 92 no. 7): "The Pay Off", by Lucian Cary
• August 12, 1933 (v. 92 no. 7): "Manhattan Love Song" (part 5 of 10), by Kathleen Thompson Norris
• August 12, 1933 (v. 92 no. 7): "Starlight Rider" (part 7 of 10?), by Ernest Haycox
• August 19, 1933 (v. 92 no. 8): "Starlight Rider" (part 8 of 10?), by Ernest Haycox
• August 19, 1933 (v. 92 no. 8): "Manhattan Love Song" (part 6 of 10), by Kathleen Thompson Norris
• August 26, 1933 (v. 92 no. 9): "King Arthur", by Teresa Hyde Phillips
• August 26, 1933 (v. 92 no. 9): "The Funny Man", by Richard Connell [Permissions]
• August 26, 1933 (v. 92 no. 9): "Manhattan Love Song" (part 7 of 10), by Kathleen Thompson Norris
• August 26, 1933 (v. 92 no. 9): "Starlight Rider" (part 9 of 10?), by Ernest Haycox
• September 2, 1933 (v. 92 no. 10): "He Didn't Know Marjorie", by Lucian Cary
• September 2, 1933 (v. 92 no. 10): "Manhattan Love Song" (part 8 of 10), by Kathleen Thompson Norris
• September 2, 1933 (v. 92 no. 10): "Starlight Rider" (part 10 of 10?), by Ernest Haycox (Issue as given in CCE renewal record. FictionMags listings claim the story ended the previous week.)
• September 9, 1933 (v. 92 no. 11): "Gilded Wings", by Ernest Haycox
• September 9, 1933 (v. 92 no. 11): "Manhattan Love Song" (part 9 of 10), by Kathleen Thompson Norris
• September 16, 1933 (v. 92 no. 12): "Wild Enough", by Ernest Haycox
• September 16, 1933 (v. 92 no. 12): "His Error", by Dana Burnet
• September 16, 1933 (v. 92 no. 12): "Manhattan Love Song" (part 10 of 10), by Kathleen Thompson Norris
• September 16, 1933 (v. 92 no. 12): "Ten Nights in a Drug Store", by Don Marquis
• October 7, 1933 (v. 92 no. 15): "Moons Must Be Golden", by Teresa Hyde Phillips
• October 7, 1933 (v. 92 no. 15): "Their Own Lights", by Ernest Haycox
• October 7, 1933 (v. 92 no. 15): "He Will Never Know", by Richard Sherman
• October 21, 1933 (v. 92 no. 17): "Odd Chance", by Ernest Haycox
• October 28, 1933 (v. 92 no. 18): "I've Met You Before", by Richard Connell [Permissions]
• November 4, 1933 (v. 92 no. 19): "By the Clock", by Teresa Hyde Phillips
• November 11, 1933 (v. 92 no. 20): "Second Money Man", by Ernest Haycox
• November 25, 1933 (v. 92 no. 22): "Lost Dog", by Dana Burnet
• November 25, 1933 (v. 92 no. 22): "Miami Holiday", by Teresa Hyde Phillips
• December 2, 1933 (v. 92 no. 23): "The Girl Behind the Gun", by Lucian Cary
• December 23, 1933 (v. 92 no. 26): "Scoundrel's Choice", by Frederick Nebel

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