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FRANK, STANLEY (chron.) (continued)

* First Stop-Omaha Beach, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 16 1946
* Football’s Strangest Fan, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 30 1948
* For Dear Old Sweeney, (ss) Colliers Apr 26 1941
* Gamblers Anonymous, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 26 1962
* The Glorious Collapse of the 106th, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 9 1946
* Grandma Gloria Swanson Comes Back, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 22, Jul 29 1950
* Gravy Train, (ss) Colliers Dec 14 1940
* The Grid Is Hot, (ar) Colliers Sep 14 1946
* Hank Luisetti, Stanford’s Shooting Star, (ar) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Mar #2 1938
* Hank Made Greenberg (Hank Greenberg), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 15 1941
* He Doesn’t Have to Win, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 16 1946
* He Fights the Wildest Fires, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 2 1959; the story of fire fighter Myron Kinley.
* He Lost a Million Dollars in Football, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 28 1950
* Headaches of a Movie Censor, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 27 1947
* Heel of Honesty, (ss) Colliers Sep 18 1943
* Help for Homeowners, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 14 1959
* How to Annoy an Umpire, (ar) Colliers Apr 27 1946
* How to Beat the Races (Horse), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 1 1944
* I Know Why They Sold Out to the Gamblers (with Clair Bee, narr.), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 2 1952
* Iron Men in a Mask (Baseball), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 17 1939
* Is Horse Racing Good for a Community?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 17 1946
* Kid Mercury, (ar) Colliers Jun 7 1941
* Killer at the Card Table (John Crawford), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 23 1959
* Labor Answers the G.I., (ar) Colliers Oct 13 1945
* Landing on Easy Street, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 30 1962
* Life in a Sudden-Death Factory - Munitions, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 15 1955
* Love and Learn—To Hit (with Joe Medwick, narr.), (ar) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Apr #1 1938
* Mamma’s at the Met, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 29 1960
* The Man Who Saved the Day for Yale, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 10 1953
* The Motorist’s Maddest Mile, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 18 1953
* Mr. Pulitzer’s Prize Hair Pull, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 3 1947
* The Name of the Game, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 23 1942
* Name Your Culture, (ar) Colliers Jun 1 1946
* The National League Comes Back, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 5 1952
* New York Colossal Coliseum, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 24 1962
* New York’s Glamorous Hash House, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 19 1952
* Nobody Loves Baseball More Than Campy (Roy Campanella), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 5 1954
* Old Indispensable, (ss) Colliers Oct 16 1943
* Open Hands or Tight Fists for G.I.s?, (ar) Liberty Sep 1 1945
* Or for Worse, (vi) Colliers Jun 20 1942
* Paper Dolls (with Paul Sann), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 20 1944
* Philadelphian in Parliament, (ar) Colliers Sep 29 1945
* A Pincess Gets ’em Jobs, (ss) Colliers Aug 12 1944
* Pitching Is the Series Pay-Off, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 5 1946
* Pro Football’s All-Around Man, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 26 1957; with photos of Frank Gifford that includes Mamie Van Doren.
* Promoter’s Paradise, (ss) The Elk’s Magazine Feb 1940
* The Rap Gangsters Fear Most, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 9 1958
* Refugee from Burlesque, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 15 1952
* Rough Riders of the Dugouts, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 17 1941
* Second Wind, (ss) Colliers Nov 29 1941
* Selling the Dodgers Baseball (with Burleigh Grimes, narr.), (ar) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Jun #1 1937
* She Knows What Women Will Wear, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 27 1959; Mrs. Tobe Coller Davis, of New York , a leading fashion consultant has an uncanny knack for predicting styles. Includes 8 photos.
* Side-Winder, (ar) Colliers May 9 1942
* So I Escaped from the Bullpen (with Hoyt Wilhelm, narr.), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 1 1959; the story of Hoyt Wilhelm of the Baltimore Orioles as a starting pitcher. 2 photos include Paul Richards.
* Sock’em vs. Slick’em, (ar) Colliers Feb 4 1939
* Some Cops Have Lovely Legs, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 24 1949
* Sugar Boy, (ar) Colliers Mar 7 1942; on boxer Ray Robinson.
* Take Away the Backboards, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 6 1940
* That Wonderful Guy (Ezio Pinza), (ar) Colliers Dec 31 1949
* There’s Only One Moore, (ar) Colliers Jul 4 1942; on outfielder Terry Moore.
* They Drive Travel Agents Crazy!, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 24 1953
* They Hunt the Train Wreckers, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 6 1952
* They Licked Their Veterans Problem, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 17 1947
* They’d Rather Dance Than Eat, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 12 1957; the Roseland Ballroom in New York. Its owner, Louis J. Brecker.
* They’re Just Wild About Boudreau (Lou Boudreau), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 4 1948
* Too Old to Pitch? Don’t Make Me Laugh! (with Dutch Leonard, narr.), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 4 1953
* Torture Track, (ar) Liberty Jun 1 1946

Liberty (Canada) Jun 1 1946

* Who’ll Win in 1938, (ar) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine May #1 1938
* Why Shouldn’t I Sing? (with Margaret Truman, narr.), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 22 1950
* Why the American League Wins (with Waite Hoyt, narr.), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 2 1938
* Will They Steal This Series, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 2 1937
* The Woes of an All-American, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 17 1951
* World-Series Poison, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 3 1942; The annual classic is sportdom’s pressure-point.
* The World’s Busiest Police Beat, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 25 1955
* The Yankees’ Southpaw Wizard, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 12 1956
* Yes, You Can Buy a Pennant, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 20 1941; Buty they had to buy a lot of Dodgers to make one team.
* You Don’t Lose Pennants That Way, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 19 1950
* You Have to Baby the Pros, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 25 1947
* You Take the High Note, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 19 1944
* You’re on a List (junk mail), (ar) Colliers Mar 30 1946
FRANK, STANLEY B. (chron.)

* Basket Ball That Wins (with Nat Holman, narr.), (ar) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Dec 10, Dec 25 1933
* Basket Ball that Wins (with Nat Holman, narr.), (ar) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Jan 10 1934
* Busting the Indian Sign, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Aug 10 1933
* But Not Dumb, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Dec #1 1935
* Coach’s Headache, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Jun 10 1933; Track—It took a swell dose of aspirin to cure it
* Goal Digger, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Jan 25 1933
* A Good Skate, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Feb 10 1933; (hockey).
* Hole-in-the-Head, (nv) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Apr 25 1934; Baseball—He was the goofiest of all left-handers!
* Keystone Kids, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Oct #2 1935
* Sacrificial Goat, (ss) The All-America Sports Magazine Feb 1935; (football).
* Sucker Play, (nv) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Apr #1 1936; Basket ball—Turn about is always fair play
* That Rookie from Tennessee, (nv) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Aug 25 1933
* Two O’Clock Hitter, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Sep 25 1934; Baseball—But what happens at three o’clock?
* White Wings, (ss) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Jun 25 1934; Track—Miracles don’t happen any more
FRANK, VIOLA, Miss (chron.)

* letter, (lt) Weird Tales Jul 1934

, Letters in Weird Tales, Strange Tales, Strange Stories, Oriental Stories & Golden Fleece: Part 6

* letter, (lt) Weird Tales Apr 1937

, Letters in Weird Tales, Strange Tales, Strange Stories, Oriental Stories & Golden Fleece: Part 6
FRANK, WALDO (David) (1889-1967) (chron.)

* Argentina-Unwilling Enemy, (ar) Colliers Sep 26 1942
* The Candles of Romance, (ss) The Smart Set Feb 1917
* Chile Gets off the Fence, (ar) Colliers Oct 24 1942
* Dear Little Sister-in-Law, (nv) The Smart Set Dec 1915
* The Fruit of Misadventure, (ss) The Smart Set Jul 1915
* The Jews Are Different, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 21 1942; A Jewish intellectual joins the argument.
* A Place to Lay One’s Head, (ss) Esquire Jan 1935

Argosy (UK) May 1941
_____, [ref.] * “The New America” by Sidney Dark, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly Nov 25 1922
FRANK, WILLIAM (chron.)

* Hollywood’s Lady Ghost, (ar) True Mystic Science Dec 1938
* Occultism Guides Many Movie Stars, (ar) True Mystic Science Nov 1938
FRANKAU, GILBERT (1884-1952) (chron.)

* Absent Without Leave, (ar) The Passing Show Aug 20 1932; (5th in series My Yesterdays).
* The Age of Hats, (ar) The Passing Show Feb 11 1933
* Allette [conclusion], (sl) Hutchinson’s Magazine Mar 1922
* But Not for Love, (ss) Colliers Oct 15 1932
* The Club Case, (ar) The Passing Show Aug 27 1932; (6th in series My Yesterdays; court case involving the Almack Bridge Club).
* The Execution of Gerald Chapman, (ar) The Passing Show Jul 30 1932; (in My Yesterdays series).
* The Garden Path, (ss) The Story-Teller Mar 1933
* The Greatest Sight I Ever Saw, (ar) The Passing Show Aug 13 1932; (4th in series My Yesterdays; Frankau talks about the crowd scenes at Wembley’s first Cup Final).
* If Ever I Marry Again—, (ss) Metropolitan Magazine Feb 1924
* I’m Glad I Lived when I Did, (ar) The Passing Show Jun 10 1933
* J.C., (ss) Colliers Jan 11 1919
* A Knight of Burgundy, (ss)

Argosy (UK) Apr 1928

* The Moth and the Star, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Jul 1921
* Mother Was Suffocated, but You—, (ar) The Passing Show Mar 11 1933
* Murder in the Riviera, (ar) The Passing Show Aug 6 1932; (3rd in series My Yesterdays; reports on a murder trial).
* My Pre-War Voyage Around the World, (ar) The Passing Show Feb 25 1933
* The Seeds of Enchantment, (sl) The Popular Magazine Feb 7, Feb 20, Mar 7, Mar 20 & Apr 7, Apr 20 & May 7 1920
* Slave Wives and Humbug Husbands, (ar) The Passing Show Feb 18 1933
* SOS, (vi) The Strand Dec 1931
* The Treasures, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine Mar 1923
* Two Recurring, (ss) The Smart Set Jul 1905
* When the World Went Mad, (ar) The Passing Show Mar 4 1933
* When Women Were Ladies (and Most Men Were Cads), (ar) The Passing Show Feb 4 1933
_____, [ref.] * “Men, Maids, and Mustard-Pot” by Louis J. McQuilland, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly Feb 24 1923
FRANKAU, JULIA (Davis) (1864-1916); see pseudonym Frank Danby (chron.)
FRANKAU, (Sydney) PAMELA (1908-1967) (chron.)

* All Women Will be Beautiful, (ar) The New Passing Show Apr 9 1932
* I Like Being Thirty, (ar) Lilliput Sep 1938
* The Island, (pm) Convoy Feb 1944
* It Had to Break, (ss) Colliers Dec 8 1951
* Love Letter, (ss)

Argosy (UK) Dec 1952

* Miss Jones, (ss) Woman’s Journal Jan 1949
* The Possessive Case, (ss) Nash’s Pall Mall Magazine Feb 1937
* There Are No Private Affairs, (ar) The Passing Show Jan 7 1933
* Wedding Week End, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion Feb 1940
FRANKEL, DON (chron.)

* Comfort, (pm) Driftwind Feb 1936
* Concerning the Big-time Poker Player, (ss) 10 Story Book Mar 1938
* Ideahs and O’Deahs, (hu) New York Nights Jun 1934; Gay Jokes and Jingles.
* Observant Millie, (ms) Bedtime Stories May 1933
* Observant Millie, (ss) Cupid’s Capers Nov 1933
* Wildwood Wickedness, (ss) Stolen Sweets Oct 1933
FRANKEL, GODFREY (chron.)

* 6 Picnic Game (with Lillian Frankel), (ar) Compact: The Young People’s Digest Jul 1954
FRANKEL, HASKEL (chron.)

* Break the Studio, (??) Rogue Feb 1963
* If It’s Tuesday This Must Be You, (hu) Penthouse Jul 1971
FRANKEL, LILLIAN (chron.)

* 6 Picnic Game (with Godfrey Frankel), (ar) Compact: The Young People’s Digest Jul 1954
FRANKEL, MAX (chron.)

* The Russian-Chinese Struggle: Who Will Bury Us?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 13 1963
FRANKEL, RUTH L. (chron.)

* Reference Required, (ss) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine May 23 1931
FRANKEL, STANLEY (chron.)

* Every Night We Die, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 19 1944
FRANKEN, ROSE (Dorothy, née Lewin) (1895-1988) (chron.)

* Applause, (ss) Redbook Jul 1943
* Around the Clock, (ms) Redbook Jun 1942
* Bobby’s Current Event, (ss) Redbook Nov 1940
* Call Back Love, (sl) Colliers Jul 24 1937
* Claudia and Her Looking Glass, (sl) Redbook Jun, Jul 1946
* Claudia Blames It on the Stars, (ss) Redbook Oct 1941
* Claudia, The Diary of a Marriage, (ss) Good Housekeeping Jul 1953
* From Claudia to David, (sl) Redbook Sep 1949
* From Claudia to David [Paft 6 of ?], (sl) Redbook Oct 1949
* Happy as a King, (ss) Redbook Feb 1939
* Nice and Silly, (ss) Redbook Jul 1941
* Oh, This Is Living, (ss) Redbook Sep 1940
* The Strongest Cord of All, (nv) Redbook Jun 1942
* Ultimate Passion, (ss) Redbook Oct 1938
* We Are All Marvelous, (ss) Liberty Nov 5 1932
* With Wash, (ss) Metropolitan Magazine Mar 1924
FRANKENBURGER, SAMUEL (chron.)

* And the Answer Came, (vi) The American Yellow Book Sum 1937
FRANKENHOFF, BRENT (chron.)

* Gotham Knight, (ar) Pulp Adventures Dec 1998
FRANKENSTEIN, ALFRED V. (chron.)

* Music and Radio, (cl)

The Golden Book Magazine Oct 1929
The Golden Book Magazine Dec 1929
FRANKENSTEIN, GUSTAVUS (chron.)

* The Tower-Mountain, (sl) St. Nicholas Magazine Dec 1877, Jan, Feb 1878

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