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DAVIS, EARLE (chron.) (continued)

* No-Bill, (ss) Railroad Stories Jan 1935
* On Company Time, (ss) Railroad Stories Dec 1935
* A One-Day City of 30,000, (nf) Railroad Stories Jun 1934
* Railroad or Ramble, (ss) Railroad Magazine Dec 1966
* Roundhouse Goat, (ss) Railroad Stories Oct 1934
* The Traveling Grunt, (ss) Railroad Stories May 1935
* The Unworthy Brother, (ss) Railroad Man’s Magazine Nov 1931
* The World’s Oldest Narrow-Gage, (ar) Railroad Magazine Jul 1938
DAVIS, EDGAR BENNETT (chron.)

* My Reverie, (ms) The Smart Set Jun 1917; sketch.
DAVIS, EDNA CLARK (chron.)

* A Man’s Viewpoint, (pm) Droll Stories Dec 1924
DAVIS, EDWARD C. (chron.)

* letter, (lt) Weird Tales Nov 1930

, Letters in Weird Tales, Strange Tales, Strange Stories, Oriental Stories & Golden Fleece: Part 4

* letter, (lt) Weird Tales Jun 1935

, Letters in Weird Tales, Strange Tales, Strange Stories, Oriental Stories & Golden Fleece: Part 4

* Query, (ss) Breezy Stories Aug 1928
DAVIS, EDWARD T. (chron.)

* An Utter Fraud, (ss) London Opinion Sep 1934
DAVIS, EILEEN (chron.)

* The Blue Mosque, (ss) Colliers May 5 1945
* Happiness Around Her, (ss) Colliers May 26 1945
* The Natural Thing, (ss) Colliers Sep 9 1944
* The Rich Man I Didn’t Marry, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion May 1947
* The Teahouse, (ss) Colliers Aug 4 1945
* The Woman Who Had Been to Paris, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion Feb 1946
DAVIS, ELISE (chron.)

* Typical American, (ss) The Summerset Review Spr 2005
DAVIS, ELIZABETH; pseudonym of Lou Ellen Davis, (1936- ) (chron.)

* He Never Said Goodbye, (ss) McCall’s Jul 1940
DAVIS, ELIZABETH A. (chron.)

* Apollo, (ss) Oliver Optic’s Magazine Mar 1873
* Ceres, (ss) Oliver Optic’s Magazine Apr 1873
* Mercury, (ss) Oliver Optic’s Magazine May 1873
* None of My Business, (pm) Oliver Optic’s Magazine Aug 1874
* Pandora, (ss) Oliver Optic’s Magazine Feb 1873
DAVIS, ELMER (Holmes) (1890-1958) (chron.)

* At the Night Session, (ss) Colliers Oct 15 1932
* Be Curious, (sl) Munsey’s Oct, Nov, Dec 1924
* Big Game Hunter, (ss) Good Housekeeping Jan 1939
* Discretion Be Damned, (sl) Liberty Mar 13, Apr 3, Apr 17 1937
* Double Indemnity, (nv) Everybody’s Magazine Aug 1921
* Dying Gladiator, (ss) Colliers Sep 6 1930
* The Epic of the Shirt, (ss) Munsey’s May 1922

The Great American Novel Magazine Jun 1929

* Every Man’s Honor, (na) Five-Novels Monthly Nov 1933

World Stories Dec 1933

* The Final Score, (n.) The Popular Magazine Sep 20 1925
* Getaway Money, (ss) Liberty Jan 26 1935
* The Girl Men Don’t Forget, (sl) Liberty Sep 11 1926
* The Girl Men Don’t Forget [Part last of ?], (sl) Liberty Oct 23 1926
* Good-By Broadway!, (ss) Colliers Apr 27 1929
* Horses Are More Human, (ss) Blue Book May 1936
* House for a Woman, (ss) Colliers Nov 6 1937
* I’ll Show You the Town, (sl) Everybody’s Magazine Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1920, Jan 1921
* Justice Is Blind, (vi) Colliers Jun 25 1932
* The Label, (ss) The Elk’s Magazine Mar 1931
* Last Chance, (ss) Colliers Oct 15 1938
* The “Logic” of History, (ar) Harper’s Aug 1934
* Lost and Found, (nv) The Popular Magazine Aug 20 1921
* Makers of the Martyrs, (ar) Harper’s Aug 1937
* A Matter of Principle, (ss) The Delineator (UK) Dec 1914
* Mr. Peters Makes His Train, (ss) Colliers Apr 18 1931
* The Old Timer, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 20 1935
* Pink-Ribbon Juror, (ss) Redbook Apr 1941
* Post-Convention Reflections, (ar) Harper’s Sep 1936
* Pride of the Family, (ss) Liberty Apr 13 1929; “A Story for Snobs in Love”.
* Radio Among the Ruins, (vi) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 28 1923; description in a few paragraphs of how radio destroyed civilization, as seen from the future.
* Red Balloons, (vi) Colliers May 23 1931
* The Scientific Approach, (ss) Colliers Jun 4 1938
* Sharpshooter, (ss) Cosmopolitan Jun 1928
* She Needs an Older Man, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 4 1936
* She Woke Up Smiling, (sl) Liberty Mar 26 1938
* They See in the Dark, (ss) The Popular Magazine Oct 7 1923
* This Is My Year, (ss) Munsey’s Mar 1923
* Three Men at Once, (sl) Liberty Nov 26 1932
* Times Have Changed, (sl) Munsey’s Oct, Nov, Dec 1922, Jan, Feb 1923
* To the Enemy, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 7 1934
* We Can Take Care of Our Own, (sl) Liberty Aug 21, Aug 28 1937
* Welcome to Our City, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Aug 1917
* Where the Big Money Is, (n.) The Popular Magazine Jul 20 1926
* Win or Lose?, (ss) Cosmopolitan Jul 1931
* The Winning of Hollisburg, (n.) The Popular Magazine Aug 7 1923
DAVIS, EMMA (chron.)

* Milkweed Playthings, (nf) St. Nicholas Magazine Aug 1881
DAVIS, EMORY (chron.)

* Cindy Comes Home, (ss) Westland Love Magazine Jul 1931
* Doods—And Dudes, (ss) Western Romances Apr 1931
DAVIS, ERNEST LOUIS (chron.)

* One on the J. P., (ss) Romance May 1916; “The Second of the Series, ’Kent Whittington, Strategist-at-Law’”.
* A Will and a Way, (ss) Romance Jun 1916; “The Third of the Series, ’Kent Whittington, Strategist-at-Law’”.
DAVIS, ETHEL (chron.)

* Duncan Phyfe Comes Into Its Own, (ar) Ladies Home Journal Mar 1927
DAVIS, EUGENE (chron.)

* I Have Seen Beauty, (pm) Smart Love Stories Feb 1937
DAVIS, EVE (chron.)

* Simplissimus, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 1974
DAVIS, EVERITT R. (chron.)

* Dear Candidate, (ar) Farm Journal Aug 1938
DAVIS, F. HADLAND (chron.)

* A Windmill in Flanders, (pm) Munsey’s May 1918
DAVIS, FANNIE STEARNS (chron.)

* The City’s Cry, (pm) Harper’s Monthly Sep 1910
* Comrades, (pm) Everybody’s Magazine Feb 1912
* The Dead Folk, (pm) Harper’s Monthly Jun 1909
* The Ends of the Earth, (pm) Everybody’s Magazine Dec 1905
* The Forbidden Lure, (pm) Harper’s Monthly Nov 1910
* Oh Strong Desires, (pm) Harper’s Monthly Aug 1910
* “Over the City, Night”, (pm) Harper’s Monthly Nov 1911
* A Sea-Spell, (pm) Harper’s Monthly Feb 1908
* Wood Wandering, (pm) Everybody’s Magazine Sep 1910
DAVIS, FAY (chron.)

* Tenderfoot at Love, (ss) Rangeland Romances Feb 1949
DAVIS, FLORENCE BOYCE (chron.)

* Inspiring Genius, (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine Sep 1921
* The Landing of the Men from Heaven, (ss) St. Nicholas Magazine Oct 1928
* The Legend of the Christmas Rose, (ss) Ladies Home Journal Dec 1926
* May Day in Merry England, (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine May 1922
* Penelope’s Ship, (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine Jul 1921
* Pumpkin Pie, (pm) The American Girl Nov 1934
* Spring Peepers and Other Neighbors, (ar) St. Nicholas Magazine Apr 1929
* When Big Ben Struck Thirteen, (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine Jan 1929
* When the Poppies Doffed Their Coats, (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine Aug 1921
DAVIS, FORREST (chron.)

* The Biggest Racketeer Falls-Thomas E. Dewey’s Story of Smashing the Rackets, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 30 1937
* The British Get Out of the Doghouse, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 18 1943
* Can the Big Fellows Finish Germay, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 14 1942
* The Cow Town That May Elect Dewey, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 21 1944
* The Crosley Touch—and Go!, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 30 1939; (about Powel Crosley).
* The Fourth Term’s Hair Shirt, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 8 1944
* The Great Albany Enigma, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 22, Jan 29 1944
* Hale’s Handful, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 15 1944
* The January Promise, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 20 1943
* King’s Way to Tokyo, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 9 1944
* The Laziest Man in Washington, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 12 1942; Memoless Jack Madigan, the one-man supercharger.
* The Log-Cabin Candidate, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 10 1943
* Money Makes the Fair Go, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 15 1939; (NY World’s Fair).
* Mouthpiece, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 15 1938; (Dick Davis).
* Mr. Hearst Steps Down, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 27 1938
* Press Lord, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 12 1938; (about Roy W. Howard).
* The Secret History of a Surrender, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 22 1945
* See You Tomorrow in London, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 14, Aug 21 1937
* Sell ’Em Ben Smith, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 4 1939
* The Sixty-Million-Job Myth, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 5 1945
* Smashing the Rackets-Thomas E. Dewey’s Story, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 16 1937
* The Tinker of Wall Street, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 10 1937; (Floyd B. Odlum).
* The Toughest Man in Washington, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 5 1942
* The Toughest Underworld Trust-Thomas E. Dewey’s Story of Smashing the Rackets, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 4 1937
* We’re One Big Town, (ar) Country Home Magazine Mar 1939
* What Really Happened at Teheran, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 13, May 20 1944
DAVIS, FOXCROFT (chron.)

* Clavering and His Daughter, (na) The Smart Set Dec 1904
DAVIS, FRANCIS (chron.)

* The Tripper Trap, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 25 1925
DAVIS, FRANK (chron.)

* The Buttons of Bo Bing, (sl) The Popular Magazine Apr 20 1918
* White Folks’ Talk, (ss) Every Week Jun 25 1917
DAVIS, FRANK GORHAM (chron.)

* Assigned Theme, (vi) Colliers Jan 23 1943
DAVIS, FRANKLIN M(ilton, Jr.) (1918-1981); Army officer and author. Born in Malden, Massachusetts; died in Washington, D.C. (chron.)

* Border Incident, (ss) Bluebook Jul 1954
* Camel Soldier, (na) Blue Book Nov 1950
* The Concrete Jungle, (ss) Short Stories for Men Apr 1959
* The Five Alls, (ss) Colliers Oct 13 1950
* Occupation Admiral, (ss) Blue Book Jun 1950
* Occupation Angles, (ss) Blue Book Sep 1949
* Office Party, (ss) Escapade Oct 1959
* One for the Captain, (ss) Argosy Jul 1951
* Operation Dial, (ss) Blue Book Dec 1950
* Shadow Steel, (ss) Blue Book Oct 1949
* Special Mission, (na) Blue Book Feb 1949
DAVIS, FRANKLYN P. (chron.)

* It Was Very Cold, (ss) Telling Tales Feb 1920

Blue Moon Spr 1920

* Ninety Squares, (??) Telling Tales Apr 1920
DAVIS, FRANNY MURRAY (chron.)

* Danger! This Football Field Is Mined! (with Russ Davis), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 4 1944
DAVIS, FREDERICK C(lyde) (1902-1977); see pseudonyms Art Buckley & Stephen Ransome (chron.)

* Absentee Justice [as by Hal Dunning], (ss) The Popular Complete Stories Jun 1 1932
* Air-Wise, (ss) Air Stories Jan 1930
* As a Crow Flies, (na) Aces Aug 1930
* Assignment—Death!, (nv) New Detective Magazine Jan 1946
* The Back-Action Stampede, (ss) Outdoor Stories Jan 1928
* Bad Man, (ss) Action Stories Mar 1928
* Barrage!, (ss) Soldier Stories Apr 1929
* Battle Cry [as by Hal Dunning; Jim-Twin Allen], (na) Street & Smith’s Complete Stories Nov 1 1932
* Big Guy, (nv) High Spot Magazine Nov 1930
* The Big Lobo, (ss) Short Stories May 25 1927

Short Stories (UK) mid-Oct 1927

* Bighead, (nv) Action Stories Aug 1922
* Bird’s Eye View, (ss) War Aces Sep 1930
* Birds of Rebellion, (nv) Air Stories Mar 1930
* Black Eagle, (na) War Aces Jun 1930
* Blood Bargain [*Steve Thatcher (“Moon Man”)], (nv) Ten Detective Aces Apr 1934
* Blood Doner Boomerang, (ss) Ten Detective Aces Mar 1943
* Blow Cold, Blow Hot, (nv) Argosy Apr 12 1941
* Boot-Hill Cache, (nv) Western Aces Dec 1935
* The Branding Melody, (ss) Brief Stories Feb 1925
* Broadway Below, (na) The Popular Complete Stories Jun 15 1932
* Brone Meat, (ss) Lariat Story Magazine May 1928
* Brothers of the Thunderbolt, (nv) Aces Sep 1929
* Bullet Branded, (ss) Western Rangers Dec 1930
* But the Horse Knew Best, (ss) Western Story Magazine Jul 23 1927
* Cannons on the Wing, (ss) Air Stories Dec 1931
* Carpet Clews, (ss) Top-Notch Aug 15 1926
* The Celluloid Ship, (ss) Wings Nov 1930
* The Christmas of a Wolf [as by Hal Dunning; Jim-Twin Allen], (ss) Street & Smith’s Complete Stories Dec 15 1932
* Clinic for Corpses [Bill Brent], (nv) Dime Detective Magazine Oct 1943
* The Cloud Cracker, (nv) Air Stories Sep 1930
* Cloud Cracker’s Courage, (nv) Wings Nov 1928
* Coffins for Two [Mark Hazzard], (nv) Secret Agent “X" Aug 1935

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