The Western & Frontier Fiction Magazine Index
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HANNA, PAUL (fl. 1930s-1950s); house pseudonym; used by Clement Doherty, (fl. 1940s) & T. W. Ford, (fl. 1920s-1950s) (stories)
- Death Threat (ss) Spicy Western Stories Apr 1937, as “Devil’s Mill” by Hamlin Daly.
- Western Way (ss) Spicy Western Stories Jun 1937, as “Meat Hunter” by Jerome Severs Perry.
- Hair Trigger (ss) Spicy Western Stories Jul 1937, as “Triggers on the Trail” by Stewart Gates.
- Gold Chains (ss) Spicy Western Stories Oct 1937, as “The Widow’s Mite” by Carl Moore.
- Heritage of Hate (ss) Spicy Western Stories Oct 1937, as “2 North, 4 South” by Clint Morgan.
- The Brand of Cain (ss) Spicy Western Stories Nov 1937, as “Red Hands” by Rex Norman.
- Gambling Breed (ss) Spicy Western Stories Aug 1938, as “Jail Bait” by King Saxon.
- Gunman’s Goal (ss) Spicy Western Stories Aug 1938, as “Satan Raises Hades” by James A. Lawson. [Satan Savage]
- No Thief’s Honor (ss) Romantic Western Sep 1938, as “Name o’ Smith” by Roy Cutler.
- Spurs for a Girl (ss) Romantic Western Sep 1938, as “Law Loves by Proxy” by Larry Dunn.
- The Golden Dollar (nv) Romantic Western Nov 1938, as “Woman in Yellow” by Lew Merrill.
- Frontier Law (ss) Spicy-Adventure Stories Dec 1938, as “Mississippi Trail” by Hugh Speer.
- Blast at the Cattle Dip (ss) Spicy Western Stories Mar 1939, as “Fever Trail” by James A. Lawson.
- Murder Fiesta (ss) Spicy Western Stories Mar 1939, as “Guitar Money” by Luke Terry.
- Wolf Breed (ss) Romantic Western May 1939, as “Code of an Owlhooter” by Laurence Donovan.
- Tinhorn’s Sweetie (ss) Spicy Western Stories Jul 1939, as “Death Is on the House” by Mel Davis.
- Long-Gone Broke (ss) Spicy Western Stories Sep 1939, as “Alias Silver Jack” by E. Hoffmann Price.
- A Stake in the Game (ss) Spicy Western Stories Mar 1940, as by Frank Vose.
- Roaring Ranny (nv) Spicy Western Stories May 1940, as “Pilgrim from Texas” by Luke Terry.
- Two Makes a Pair (ss) Spicy Western Stories May 1940, as “Sagebrush Shamus” by James A. Lawson.
- Holiday in Hell (ss) Spicy Western Stories Jul 1940, as by Clow Mand.
- Baa-Baa Buckaroo (ss) Spicy Western Stories Nov 1940
- Judge Six-Gun (ss) Spicy Western Stories Jun 1941
- Branded for Murder (ss) Speed Western Stories Jun 1944, as “Murder-Branded Gal” by Stan Warner.
- One Gunman Too Many (ss) Speed Western Stories Aug 1944
- The Night Riders (ss) Speed Western Stories Jan 1945, as “Killer Hangs a Law Star” by Walton Grey.
- Red Gold for Killers (ss) Speed Western Stories Jan 1945
- Justice in Jimtown (ss) Fighting Western Feb 1945
- Unlove Thy Neighbor (ss) Speed Western Stories Feb 1945
- A Dead Man Walks (ss) Speed Western Stories Jun 1945
- Get Out of Town (ss) Speed Western Stories Nov 1945
- Gun to Glory (ss) Speed Western Stories Jan 1946
- A Trade of Blood (ar) Leading Western Aug 1946
- Beasts of Pueblo (ss) Fighting Western Oct 1946
- Gal Murder Trap (ss) Fighting Western Dec 1946
- The Kid from Montana (nv) Leading Western Dec 1946
- Too Wide a Loop (ss) Six-Gun Western Dec 1946
- Plumb-Onery Vinegaroon (nv) Fighting Western Feb 1947
- He Wore No Guns (ss) Fighting Western Mar 1947
- Stampede! (ss) Leading Western Nov 1947
- Arrest at Sundown (ss) Leading Western Feb 1948
- Prairie Death (ss) Fighting Western Oct 1948
- Champ for Sale (ss) Fighting Western Jan 1949
- Bullets for the Owlhoots (ss) Leading Western Jan 1949
- Cowtown Galahad (ss) Six-Gun Western Apr 1949
- Ambush (ss) Fighting Western Jul 1950
- Ghost Town Peacemaker (ss) Six-Gun Western Magazine Oct 1950
- Turn of the Trail (ss) Pocket Western Magazine Nov 1950
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