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• * They Called Him Saddle Tramp, (ss) Western Romances July 1959
• * They Called Me Courtin’ Cowboy, (ss) Real Western Romances March 1957
• * They Called Me Hellcat, (nv) Real Western Romances January 1958
• * They Called Me Killer Kate, (nv) Real Western Romances September 1956
• * They Called Me Sheriff Annie, (ss) Western Romances July 1958
• * They Call Him “Specs”, (bg) Bluebook May 1952 [Ref. George “Specs” Toporcer]
• * They Call It Boxing, (pi) Argosy July 1947
• * They Can’t Win, (ms) Detective Story Magazine March 3 1928
• * They Dig Fish in Florida, (ms) Mystery Magazine #93, September 15 1921
• * They Don’t Let Go, (ms) The Popular Magazine March 20 1922
• * They’d Rather Be Right, (cv) Astounding Science Fiction (UK) January 1955, after Frank Kelly Freas
• * They’d Rather Be Right, (cv) Astounding Science Fiction (UK) January 1955
• Astounding Science Fiction (Australia) January 1955, after Frank Kelly Freas
• * They Drive to Win, (ar) Argosy July 1956
• * They Fish by Feel, (pi) Adventure December 1953
• * They Flew to Glory, (ar) Wings November 1932
• Wings (Canada) November 1932
• * They Flirt with Death, (pi) Adventure June 1955
• * They Fought Death—and Won!, (pi) Argosy April 1947
• * They Fought the War on American Air, (pi) Redbook Magazine September 1940
• * They Gave Me My Chance, (ts) True Western Stories August 1926
• * They Go Smiling ’Round the World, (ed) Battle Stories #21, May 1929
• * They Got All Her Men, (ts) Gun Molls Magazine March 1932
• * They Got There First, (ar) Argosy January 1943
• * They Hung Their Clothes on a Hickory Limb: A Sextet of Beauties, (pi) Movie Monthly October 1925 [Ref. Jane Arden, Mary McAlister, Thelma Parr, Ruth Taylor & Alberta Vaughn]
• * They Keep ’Em Flying, (ar) Flying Aces November 1942
• * They Lived Through the Winter, (ar) Mammoth Western September 1949
• Mammoth Western Quarterly Winter 1949
• * They Need Nerve!, (ms) Fame and Fortune Magazine 2nd October 1928
• * They Out-Smarted Alex!, (ms) Suspense (UK) November 1960
• Suspense (Australia) November 1960
• * They Play for Pay, (ms) Redbook June 1951
• * They’re Down-Under but Not Out, (ms) Speed Western Stories October 1944
• * They’re Happy on the Way, (pm) Atlanta Constitution
• The Argosy #535, March 4 1893
• * They’re Looking at Me Like I’m Fucking Crazy, (iv) Unnerving Magazine #8, 2018 [Ref. Caroline Kepnes]
• * They’re Not So Dumb, (pi) Movie Monthly Aug, Sep 1925
• * They Robbed a Newspaper, (ms) Detective Story Magazine March 7 1925
• * They Saved Their Scalps, (ms) Street & Smith’s Wild West Weekly August 15 1936
• * They Saw Death Before It Came, (ar) Mystic Magazine January 1931
• * They Say, (ms) Bluebook Feb, Mar, Apr 1952
• * They Shall Have Stars, (br) Astounding Science Fiction (UK) November 1956 [Ref. James Blish]
• * They Shall Have Stars, (br) Authentic Science Fiction Monthly #75, December 1956 [Ref. James Blish]
• * They Signed on the Dotted Line, (ms) Detective Fiction Weekly July 7 1928
• * They Speak for Themselves, (pi) The Argosy (UK) March 1934
• * They Still Die by the Sword, (ms) Speed Mystery July 1944
• * They Still Fall for This One, (ms) Detective Story Magazine May 14 1927
• * They Swim in Sand, (ms) Street & Smith’s Western Story Magazine May 6 1933
• * They “Tipped Off” the Sheriff, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 5 1925
• * They Told Me Not to Love Him, (pm)
• The Golden Book Magazine #107, November 1933; from Early Songs of Uncle Sam 1933.
• * They Were All Prisoners, (qz) Argosy (UK) April 1947
• * They Who Own Great Britain, (ms) The Scrap Book February 1910
• * They Will Long Be Remembered, (ob) Redbook Magazine August 1942
• * They Write As They Live:
  * ___ Captain J. Winchcombe-Taylor, (bg) Thrilling Adventures December 1939 [Ref. J. Winchcombe-Taylor]
  * ___ Harold F. Cruickshank, (bg) Thrilling Adventures November 1939 [Ref. Harold Cruickshank]
  * ___ Major Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson, (bg) Thrilling Adventures October 1939 [Ref. Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson]
• * Thief Afraid to Cash Checks, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 19 1925
• * Thief-Catching Device a Boomerang, (ms) Detective Story Magazine February 20 1917
• * Thief Chase Follows Collar-Button Hunt, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 5 1917
• * Thief Dons Letter Carrier’s Uniform, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 21 1922
• * Thief Fights Town, Breaks Jail, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 14 1922
• * Thief Gets Policewoman’s Powder Puff, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 20 1925
• * Thief Had Loot Hoarded, (ms) Mystery Magazine #19, August 15 1918
• * Thief Hanged by Hog He Stole, (ms) Detective Story Magazine April 5 1917
• * Thief Hid in Turkish Bath, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 20 1920
• * Thief Holds Up Girl, (ms) Mystery Magazine #153, April 1 1924
• * Thief in Distress, (ms) Murder March 1957
• * Thief Is Commissioned to Capture Himself, (ms) Clues January 1928
• * Thief Leaves Letter of Apology, (ms) Detective Story Magazine May 5 1923
• * Thief Left Match Clew, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 3 1919
• * Thief Pays Conscience Money, (ms) Detective Story Magazine May 9 1925
• * Thief Photographed at Work, (ms) Detective Story Magazine February 20 1916
• * Thief Returns Loot, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 26 1927
• * Thief Returns Money, (ms) Detective Story Magazine April 4 1925
• * Thief’s Comment on Business, (ms) Detective Story Magazine March 5 1916
• * Thief’s Father Urges Surgery, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 9 1917
• * Thief’s Indiscretions Betray Him, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 12 1920
• * Thief Specializes in Barbers’ Tools, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 11 1925
• * Thief’s Poor Aim Saves Jewels, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 9 1926
• * Thief’s Weird Prophecy, (ms) Flynn’s Weekly Detective Fiction January 28 1928
• * The Thief Who Couldn’t Wait, (ms) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine August 1 1931
• * A Thief Who Preferred Violins to Cash, (ms) Detective Story Magazine April 8 1922
• * The Thiergarten, (ar) Battle Stories October 1927
• * Thievery Touch, (ms) Manhunt January 1958
• * Thieves Active on Shipboard, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 4 1922
• * Thieves at Work, (ms) Manhunt January 1958
• * Thieves Carry Away Street, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 7 1919
• * Thieves Cross Famous “Dead Line”, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 22 1919
• * Thieves Cut Through Roof and Ceiling, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 21 1922
• * Thieves Deliver Their Victim to Police, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 11 1919
• * Thieves Employed “Advance Man”, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 11 1919
• * Thieves Enter as Funeral Leaves, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 10 1921
• * Thieves Fill Looted Trunks with Wood, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 30 1919
• * Thieves for Cincinnati Bank, (ms) Detective Story Magazine March 31 1923
• * Thieves Get Diamonds Worth $75,000, (ms) Mystery Magazine #124, January 15 1923
• * Thieves Get Only One Gem from Cautious Jeweler, (ms) Detective Story Magazine April 27 1920
• * Thieves’ Labor Lost, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 21 1925
• * Thieves Leave Old Clothes for New, (ms) Detective Story Magazine April 27 1920
• * Thieves’ Loot Found in Jail Cell, (ms) Detective Story Magazine March 18 1922
• * Thieves’ New Stunt, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 19 1919
• * Thieves Overlook Fortune in Gems, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 14 1925
• * Thieves Return Loot, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 25 1921
• * Thieves Rip Four Safes, (ms) Mystery Magazine #168, November 15 1924
• * Thieves’ Slang, (ar) The Detective Magazine #24, October 12 1923
• * Thieves Steal $2,500 Plane, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 26 1927
• * Thieves Trapped by Chance, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 11 1928
• * Thieving Horses, (ms) Far West Stories March 1931
• * The Thing on the Fourble Board, (ss) (by Wyllis Cooper) LampLight December 2016; originally broadcast as an episode of Quiet, Please on August 9, 1948.
• * “Things Are Not What They Seem”, (pz) The Blue Book Magazine March 1944
• * Things New and Old, (pm) The Golden Argosy July 7 1888
• * Things Not What They Seem, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 1906
• * Things Some People Swallow, (ms) Mystery Magazine #103, February 15 1922
• * “The Things That Count”, (sa) The Green Book Magazine August 1914 [Ref. Laurence Eyre]; novelization of the play by Laurence Eyre.
• * Things That Never Die, (pm) The Golden Argosy June 23 1888
• * Things the Eye Can’t See, (pi) Argosy June 1947
• * Things to Come, (ms) Spaceways #1, November 1938
• * Things to Come, (ms) If July 1954
• If (UK) #12, 1954
• * Things to Come, (ms) Amazing Stories Oct, Dec 2004, Jan, Feb, Mar 2005
• * “Things to Come”, (pi) The Argosy (UK) August 1936 [Ref. H. G. Wells]
• * Things to Notice, (ia) The Crusoe Mag. #3 Aug, #4 Sep, #5 Oct, #6 Nov 1924, #8 Jan, #9 Feb, #11 Apr 1925, #3 Aug 1926
• * Things Worth Remembering, (ms) The Scrap Book April 1906
• * Things You Can Make for School Children, (ms) The Illustrated Detective Magazine September 1931
• * Things You Can Make for Your Baby, (ms) Mystery February 1933
• * Things You Can Make for Your Travel Kit, (ms) The Illustrated Detective Magazine August 1931
• * Things You Can Make in Your Home, (ms) The Illustrated Detective Magazine July 1931
• * Things You Never Knew, (ms) All Fiction Stories May, Jul 1931
• * Things You Never Knew About the West, (cl) Stirring Detective and Western Stories June 1941
• * The Thing with No Face, (pm) Orb v2 #2, 1951
• * Think Again, (qz) Argosy (UK) June 1961
• * Thinking About Business, (ms) The Popular Magazine October 20 1924
• * Thinking Machine, (cv) Astounding Science Fiction (UK) February 1958, after Ed Emshwiller
• * Thinking Machine, (cv) Astounding Science Fiction (UK) February 1958
• Astounding Science Fiction (Australia) February 1958, after Ed Emshwiller
• * Thinking Thieves, (ms) Street & Smith’s Western Story Magazine June 20 1931
• * Thinks Everyone Should Have a “Debt to Pay”, (iv) Suspense Magazine November/December 2016 [Ref. Reed Farrel Coleman]
• * Thinks Four Mystic, (ms) Mystery Magazine #20, September 1 1918
• * Think Suicide Was Murdered, (ms) Detective Story Magazine February 20 1916
• * Thinks Well of Man Who Robbed Her, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 27 1921
• * The Third Alarm, (cl) Fire Fighters Mar, Apr, May 1929
• * The Third and Final Part of the Bibliography, (bi) Spiral Words #3, 1999 [Ref. Garry D. Kilworth]
• * Third Annual Louise Laffin Competition Guidelines, (cn) New Genre Winter 2006
• * 3rd Annual Readers’ Award, (ms) Isaac Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine October 1989
• * Third Degree, (ms) Clues Detective Stories January 1938
• * The Third Degree, (pz) The Shadow Magazine Oct 15, Nov 1, Dec 1, Dec 15 1932, Jan 1, Jan 15, Feb 1, Feb 15, Mar 1, Mar 15, Apr 1, Apr 15, May 1, May 15, Jun 1, Jun 15, Jul 1, Jul 15, Aug 1, Aug 15, Sep 1, Sep 15, Oct 1, Oct 15, Nov 1, Nov 15, Dec 1, Dec 15 1933
  Jan 15, Feb 1, Mar 1, May 15, Jun 15, Jul 15, Aug 1 1934
• The Shadow Magazine (Canada) Apr 1, Apr 15, Jun 1, Aug 15, Sep 1, Dec 1 1933, Jul 1, Dec 1 1934
* ___ Who Fired the Gun?, (pz) The Shadow Magazine November 15 1932
• * Third Degree Condemned by Louisiana Court, (ms) Detective Story Magazine April 27 1920
• * The Third-Degree Controversy, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 24 1918
• * Third Dimension Evidence, (ar) The Whisperer March 1937
• * The Third Figure, (br) The Armchair Detective April 1968 [Ref. Collin Wilcox]
• * The Third Generation, (hu) Short Stories June 1913
• * Thirdmancon, (ms) Perihelion #3, November/December 1967
• * The Third Man in the State-Room, (vi) The Royal Magazine December 1903
• The Witch’s Tales November 1936
• * Third Mystery Contest, (cn) Five-Novels Monthly January 1936
• * Third Mystery Contest Winners, (ms) Five-Novels Monthly May 1936
• * Third Oldest Pennsy Employee Dead, (ms) The Railroad Man’s Magazine July 1910
• * Third-Prize Winner: Craig Rice, (bg) [Ref. Craig Rice]
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (Australia) #6, December 1947
• * The Third Riddle, (pm) The Common Tongue Magazine #5, October 2021
• * The Third Royal Mendicant, (ss)
• The Scrap Book October 1907; from The Arabian Nights.; translated by Edward William Lane
• * Third Time Lucky, (ss) Wild West Weekly (UK) #22, August 6 1938
• * The Third Truth, (br) The Armchair Detective August 1973 [Ref. Michael Bar-Zohar]
• * Thirst and Starvation, (ms) North•West Stories November 1925
• * Thirst Troubles of a Traveler, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine October 1912
• * Thirsty Land, (ms) Western Story Magazine October 26 1929
• * Thirteen at Table, (ms) Mystery Stories January 1928
• * Thirteen Girls and Women in the Police Spotlight, (pi) Real Detective August 1931
• * “13” Is the Lucky Number, (iv) Suspense Magazine January/February/March 2019 [Ref. Mike Lawson]
• * The 13th Reality: The Journal of Curious Letters, (br) Leading Edge #55, May 2008 [Ref. James Dashner]
• * Thirteen-year-old Girl Halts Jail Break, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 21 1922
• * Thirtieth Annual Readers’ Award, (ms) Asimov’s Science Fiction January 2016
• * Thirty Days for Big Swindle, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 9 1926
• * Thirty Days Hath September, (qz) Argosy (UK) January 1955
• * Thirty Dollars a Look, (ms) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine January 30 1932
• * Thirty Dollars a Week, (ms) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine April 25 1931
• * Thirty-Eighth Annual Readers’ Award, (ms) Asimov’s Science Fiction January/February 2024
• * Thirty-Fifth Annual Readers’ Award Ballot, (ms) Asimov’s Science Fiction January/February 2021
• * Thirty-First Annual Readers’ Award, (ms) Asimov’s Science Fiction January/February 2017
• * Thirty-Foot Wall for Prison, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 17 1920
• * Thirty-Fourth Annual Readers’ Award Ballot, (ms) Asimov’s Science Fiction January/February 2020
• * Thirty-Four Years of Thrills & Chills, (iv) Suspense Magazine February 2012 [Ref. Robin Cook]
• * Thirty-Grand Slam Balks Bandits, (ms) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine May 1938
• * Thirty-Minute Ace, (ss) (by Robert J. Hogan) G-8 and His Battle Aces December 1943
• * Thirty Murders a Day, (ms) Best Detective Magazine September 1935
• * Thirty-Second Annual Readers’ Award, (ms) Asimov’s Science Fiction January/February 2018
• * Thirty-Seven Miles of Cars, (ms) The Railroad Man’s Magazine December 1909
• * Thirty-Seventh Annual Readers’ Award, (ms) Asimov’s Science Fiction January/February 2023
• * 36 Hours to the Moon?, (ms) Fantastic Universe November 1958
• * Thirty-Six New Planes for Navy, (ms) Air Trails June 1930
• * Thirty-Sixth Annual Readers’ Award Ballot, (ms) Asimov’s Science Fiction January/February 2022
• * Thirty-Third Annual Readers’ Award, (ms) Asimov’s Science Fiction January/February 2019
• * Thirty-Thousand-Dollar Holdup in Broad Daylight, (ms) Detective Story Magazine April 21 1928
• * Thirty Thousand Dollars for a Prison Sentence, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 22 1928
• * Thirty-Years in Alcohol, (ms) Mystery Magazine #127, March 1 1923
• * Thirty Years in Sing Sing, (ms) Mystery Magazine #167, November 1 1924
• * Thirty Years in Tin Pan Alley, (ms) Midnight #1 Aug 19, #2 Aug 26 1922
• * Thirty Years of Arkham House, (ms) (by August Derleth) The Arkham Collector #5, Summer 1969
• * This Age of Science, (br) Authentic Science Fiction Monthly #60, August 15 1955 [Ref. John Rowland]
• * This and That of Aviation, (ms) Sky Birds August 1935
• * This and Thats of Aviation, (ms) Sky Birds June 1934
• * This Atomic Age…, (cl) Fantasy, The Magazine of Science Fiction Dec 1946, Apr, Aug 1947
• * This Bird Takes to Its Heels, (ms) Western Story Magazine July 13 1929
• * This Boy Beat the Yard, (ss) Detective Weekly #216, April 10 1937
• * This Car Had “Feet” and “Legs”, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine August 1912
• * This Community Has a Ghost, (ms) Mystery Magazine #67, August 15 1920
• * This Country Yields Most Fossils, (ms) Street & Smith’s Western Story Magazine January 25 1936
• * This Dread Place I Saw, (ts) John Creasey Mystery Magazine October 1962
• * This Earth Is Mine, (mr) Argosy June 1959
• * This Engine Runs Backward, (ms) The Railroad Man’s Magazine May 1910
• * This Happened to Me, (ar) Personal Adventure Stories July 1937
• * This Is a Party, Mrs. Jones, (ms) Fiction Magazine February 1943
• * “This Is English?” Department, (ms) Analog Science Fact—Science Fiction November 1964
• * This Is News!, (ms) Manhunt April 1956
• Giant Manhunt #8, 195? (var.3)
• * This Isn’t TV; This Is Real, (iv) Suspense Magazine February 2016 [Ref. D. P. Lyle, M.D.]
• * This Issue, (ms) Star*Line March/April 1989
• * This Issue’s Featured Artists; Theatres des Vampires, (ar) Dark of Night #1, September/October 2005
• * This Is War, (ss) The Popular April 1937
• * This Is War!, (cl) War Stories (UK) Nov, Dec 1935, Feb 1936
• * “This Just In…”, (ms) The Megaflow Manifesto October 1988
• * This Life Is What We Make It, (pm) The Golden Argosy May 10 1884
• * This Magazine, (ar) Street & Smith’s Complete Magazine October 1935
• * This Man Owns a Three-State Ranch, (ms) Cowboy Stories November 1927
• * “This Man Saved the Lexington”, (ts) Wings Fall 1945
• * This Month’s Cover, (cl) Authentic Science Fiction Monthly #50 Oct 15, #51 Nov 15 1954, #53 Jan 15, #54 Feb 15 1955
• * This Month’s Cover, (ms) Mystery Adventures December 1936
• * This Month’s Hall of Fame: Patrick Casey & Terrence Casey, (bg) Novelets May 1924 [Ref. Patrick & Terence Casey]
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