The FictionMags Index

Chronological List

[Editor] (stories) (continued)
• Self-Destruction (ed) Liberty Jan 17 1931
• Divorce (ed) Liberty Jan 24 1931
• Still Fighting at the Old Stand (ed) Collier’s Jan 24 1931
• But Who Gets It? (ed) Short Stories Jan 25 1931
• $5,000 for the Schneider Cup—More Needed (ed) Liberty Jan 31 1931
• The New American Breed (ed) Collier’s Jan 31 1931
• Announcement—Prize Contest (cn) The Illustrated Detective Magazine Jan 1931
• The Pioneer Spirit (ed) The Blue Book Magazine Jan 1931
• The Third Degree (cl) Detective Action Stories Jan 1931, etc.
• Pleasure Ahead (ed) Clues Feb #1 1931
• Men and Events (cl) Sport Story Magazine Feb #2 1931, etc.
• “Fanatics” in the Philippines (ed) Liberty Feb 7 1931
• Seeds of Progress (ed) Collier’s Feb 7 1931
• Editorials: The Way of Science (ed) Collier’s Feb 14 1931
• Slavery (ed) Liberty Feb 14 1931
• “Hit and Run” (ed) Liberty Feb 21 1931, etc.
• We Look Abroad (ed) Collier’s Feb 21 1931
• The Old Army Game (ed) Short Stories Feb 25 1931
• The Bad Old Days (ed) Liberty Feb 28 1931
• Why We Remember (ed) Collier’s Feb 28 1931
• The Author’s Corner (ms) Amazing Detective Stories Feb 1931
• The Living Delineator (ed) The Delineator Feb 1931, etc.
• $1,000 Prize Announcement (cn) The Illustrated Detective Magazine Feb 1931
• In the Next Issue (ed) Clues Mar #2 1931
• Breeder of Corruption (ed) Collier’s Mar 7 1931
• Speed (ed) Liberty Mar 7 1931
• The Bonus Question (ed) Liberty Mar 14 1931
• Hold Your Horsepower (ed) Collier’s Mar 14 1931
• An Open Letter to the Honorable George W. Wickersham (ed) Collier’s Mar 21 1931
• Political Speculation (ed) Liberty Mar 28 1931
• They Can’t Hurt Lincoln (ed) Collier’s Mar 28 1931
• The Brand of Triple-X Western (ed) Triple-X Western Mar 1931
• Fun-Conscious (ed) Britannia and Eve Mar 1931
• Greed, Crime and Politics (ed) Black Mask Mar 1931
• Why Do You Read? (ed) The Blue Book Magazine Mar 1931
• A Letter to the Reader (ed) Clues Apr #1 1931
• “Only God Can Make a Tree”—but We Can Help (ed) Liberty Apr 4 1931
• We Need Their Business (ed) Collier’s Apr 4 1931
• School of Hard Knocks (ed) Short Stories Apr 10 1931
• Congress Buys Insurance (ed) Collier’s Apr 11 1931
• Student Drinkers (ed) Liberty Apr 11 1931
• A Place in the Sun (ed) Liberty Apr 18 1931
• Rotten City Government (ed) Collier’s Apr 18 1931
• The Gift of Tongues (ed) Collier’s Apr 25 1931
• Prohibition Follies of 1931 (New Edition) (ed) Liberty Apr 25 1931
• April Interlude (ed) College Life Apr 1931
• Blue Book Writers (bg) The Blue Book Magazine Apr 1931 [Jay Lucas; George Allan England]
• The Last Word (cl) College Humor Apr 1931, etc.
• Some New Thing... (ed) Britannia and Eve Apr 1931
• Men of the World (ed) Collier’s May 2 1931
• The Most Lawless Nation on the Face of the Earth (ed) Liberty May 2 1931
• Homes Without Discipline Bring Us the Gangster (ed) Liberty May 9 1931
• Put Our Laws to Work (ed) Collier’s May 9 1931
• Blood Battle (ed) Short Stories May 10 1931
• It’s Quite Unnecessary (ed) Collier’s May 16 1931
• Serious Educational Defects (ed) Liberty May 16 1931
• Are We for Prohibition? (ed) Liberty May 23 1931
• Uncle Sam Takes His Cut (ed) Collier’s May 23 1931
• Foolhardiness—and Adventuring (ed) Short Stories May 25 1931
• The Gangster—A Great National Menace (ed) Liberty May 30 1931
• The Workman Must Go to Market (ed) Collier’s May 30 1931
• Old Timers (ed) College Life May 1931
• Plane Facts... (ed) Britannia and Eve May 1931
• What Do You Say? (ed) Black Mask May 1931
• With Our Blue Book Writers (bg) The Blue Book Magazine May 1931, etc.
• Our National Hypocrisies (ed) Liberty Jun 6 1931
• The Die-Hard (ed) Short Stories Jun 10 1931
• Lost! The Nation’s Most Percious Possession (ed) Liberty Jun 13 1931
• An Inspirational Uplift Force (ed) Liberty Jun 20 1931
• Suitable Reward for the Finder (ed) Short Stories Jun 25 1931
• On Which Side Are You? (ed) Liberty Jun 27 1931
• Editor’s Easy Chair (ed) Harper’s Magazine Jun 1931
• Help Yourself (ed) Black Mask Jun 1931
• Summer Interlude (ed) College Life Sum 1931
• The Mad Search for Beauty (ed) Liberty Jul 4 1931
• How Much Can You See? (ed) Short Stories Jul 10 1931
• Vote-Getting Lawmakers—One of Our Greatest Evils (ed) Liberty Jul 11 1931
• Religion Should Not Meddle with Politics (ed) Liberty Jul 18 1931
• The Big Chief of the Booze Gang (ed) Liberty Jul 25 1931
• The King of Beasts—1931 (ed) Short Stories Jul 25 1931
• “Dear Reader” (ed) Gay Parisienne Jul 1931
• Take a Laugh (ed) Black Mask Jul 1931
• Thrills Ahead (ed) Clues Jul 1931
• A Businesslike Remedy for the Depression (ed) Liberty Aug 1 1931
• Our National Egotism (ed) Liberty Aug 8 1931
• Butoneer (ed) Short Stories Aug 10 1931
• More Taxes for Everybody (ed) Liberty Aug 15 1931
• Unemployment—a Serious Problem (ed) Liberty Aug 22 1931
• A Matter of Values (ed) Short Stories Aug 25 1931
• Gangsters Murdering Little Children (ed) Liberty Aug 29 1931
• The Issue Ahead (ed) Clues Aug 1931
• Starving the Goose That Lays the Golden Eggs (ed) Liberty Sep 5 1931
• What’s Danger to Some (ed) Short Stories Sep 10 1931
• Starving Men Want Work (ed) Liberty Sep 12 1931
• Selling Our Souls (ed) Liberty Sep 19 1931
• Code—Maybe? (ed) Short Stories Sep 25 1931
• The Business of Governing (ed) Liberty Sep 26 1931
• As the Critics See Us (ed) Black Mask Sep 1931
• Boudoir Patter (ed) La Paree Stories Sep 1931
• Feeding the Hungry (ed) Liberty Oct 3 1931
• Are You in Love? (ed) Liberty Oct 10 1931
• Killing Your Own Snakes (ed) Short Stories Oct 10 1931
• Two Mighty Men—H.G. Wells and Al Capone (ed) Liberty Oct 17 1931
• Do We Favor Booze? (ed) Liberty Oct 24 1931
• The Chance Takers (ed) Short Stories Oct 25 1931
• The Editor Replies (cl) Pearson’s Weekly Oct 31 1931, etc.
• Problems of Life (ms) Pearson’s Weekly Oct 31 1931
• We Want Beer! (ed) Liberty Oct 31 1931
• The Man Who Broke Chicago’s Gang Rule (iv) Real Detective Oct 1931 [George E.Q. Johnson]
• A Particular Magazine (ed) Black Mask Oct 1931
• Sweetheart of Student Days (ed) College Life Oct 1931
• Modern Vigilantes (ed) Short Stories Nov 10 1931
• People You’d Like to Know (ed) Short Stories Nov 25 1931
• How About It? (ed) Dime Detective Magazine Nov 1931
• The Next Issue (ed) Clues Nov 1931
• To Lovers Everywhere (ed) Thrilling Love Nov 1931
• What We Live By (ed) The Blue Book Magazine Nov 1931
• Loose Change (ed) Short Stories Dec 10 1931
• Problems of Life—Should He Confess (ar) Pearson’s Weekly Dec 19 1931
• A Nation’s Greatness (ed) Short Stories Dec 25 1931
• A Letter to Santa Claus (ed) Collier’s Dec 26 1931
• Christmas... (ed) Britannia and Eve Dec 1931
• Criticism via Psycho-Analysis (ed) This Quarter Dec 1931
• Humor and Hardship (ed) The Blue Book Magazine Dec 1931
• Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! (ed) Cupid’s Diary—Best Love Stories Dec 1931
• Take It from Us (ed) Dime Detective Magazine Dec 1931
• Choking the Life Out of Business with the Income Tax (ed) Liberty Jan 2 1932
• Mass Meetings to Save Us from Throttling Taxes (ed) Liberty Jan 9 1932
• The Old Man’s Rebellion (ed) Short Stories Jan 10 1932
• Bootleggers—Prohibitionists: An Unholy Combination (ed) Liberty Jan 16 1932
• Appalling Ignorance of Food Values (ed) Liberty Jan 23 1932
• What Is Money? (ed) Short Stories Jan 25 1932
• Who Is the Tyrant Now? (ed) Liberty Jan 30 1932
• Inside Information (ed) Black Aces Jan 1932
• Love at First Sight (ed) Thrilling Love Jan 1932
• Signs and Portents (ed) Dime Detective Magazine Jan 1932
• A Great Political Drama (ed) Liberty Feb 6 1932
• A Winning Loser (ed) Short Stories Feb 10 1932
• Are We a Defenseless Nation? (ed) Liberty Feb 13 1932
• Our Great National Hero (ed) Liberty Feb 20 1932
• The Mallet Plan (ed) Short Stories Feb 25 1932
• The Terrific Load of Taxation (ed) Liberty Feb 27 1932
• Frontiers (ed) The Blue Book Magazine Feb 1932
• In Our Own Corner (ed) Dime Detective Magazine Feb 1932
• Is Your Name Here? Why Not? (ed) Black Mask Feb 1932
• Love’s Magic (ed) Thrilling Love Feb 1932
• Graft—Our Greatest National Menace (ed) Liberty Mar 5 1932
• Everybody’s Scared of Something (ed) Short Stories Mar 10 1932
• Let’s Make the Depression Unlawful (ed) Liberty Mar 12 1932
• Why We Lack Great Leaders (ed) Liberty Mar 19 1932
• Nothing More to Find Out (ed) Short Stories Mar 25 1932
• Prohibitopn—A Great Campaign to Popularize Booze (ed) Liberty Mar 26 1932
• Don’t Let ’Em Fool You! (ed) Black Mask Mar 1932
• From the Wings (ed) Dime Detective Magazine Mar 1932
• The Gentle Voice of Love (ed) Thrilling Love Mar 1932
• It’s the Baloney (ed) Real Detective Mar 1932
• Training Children for the Easy Life (ed) Liberty Apr 2 1932
• Artificial! Artificial!! Artificial!!! (ed) Liberty Apr 9 1932
• Readin’ Sign (ed) Short Stories Apr 10 1932
• Life Insurance or Death Insurance? (ed) Liberty Apr 16 1932
• Staggering Blows at Business (ed) Liberty Apr 23 1932
• Watch Your Fires (ed) Short Stories Apr 25 1932
• Don’t Choke the Future (ed) Collier’s Apr 30 1932
• Full Protection for Bootlegging Gangsters (ed) Liberty Apr 30 1932
• Beat the Game! (ed) The Blue Book Magazine Apr 1932
• A Defence of Cosmetics (ed) Britannia and Eve Apr 1932
• Frozen Fools! (ed) Real Detective Apr 1932
• Green Glasses (ed) Dime Detective Magazine Apr 1932
• May Stands for Mystery (ed) Clues Apr 1932
• Plain Talk—and to Heck with Modesty! (ed) Black Mask Apr 1932
• Saints and Suckers (ms) Black Aces Apr 1932
• Spring! (ed) Thrilling Love Apr 1932
• The Horrors of Aerial Warfare (ed) Liberty May 7 1932
• The Pathfinders (ed) Short Stories May 10 1932
• A Democratic President? (ed) Liberty May 14 1932
• Back to the Farm—Is It the Remedy? (ed) Liberty May 21 1932
• The Land Hungry (ed) Short Stories May 25 1932
• Saving Billions for the Federal Treasury (ed) Liberty May 28 1932
• Doing Our Sums (ed) Dime Detective Magazine May 1932
• Lasting Love (ed) Thrilling Love May 1932
• Pals! (ed) Real Detective May 1932
• The West Is Within You (ed) The Blue Book Magazine May 1932
• Meet Up with Victor Rousseau (is) Ranch Romances Jun #2 1932
• Let’s Soak the Rich! (ed) Liberty Jun 4 1932
• Nature’s Balance (ed) Short Stories Jun 10 1932
• An Emergency More Serious Than War (ed) Liberty Jun 11 1932
• The Money God—We Worship at Its Shrine (ed) Liberty Jun 18 1932
• “This Is War,” Says General Pershing (ed) Liberty Jun 25 1932
• Between You and Me! (ms) Spicy Stories Jun 1932
• Love’s Alchemy (ed) Thrilling Love Jun 1932
• The Master of Mysteries (ed) Dime Detective Magazine Jun 1932
• Our Blue Book Writers (bg) The Blue Book Magazine Jun 1932 [Albert Richard Wetjen]
• The Problem of Evil (ed) The Blue Book Magazine Jun 1932
• Taking It Over (cl) Popular Fiction Magazine Jun 1932
• What’s the Use? (ed) Real Detective Jun 1932
• Meet Up with Herbert A. Woodbury (is) Ranch Romances Jul #1 1932
• Meet Up with J. Edward Leithead (is) Ranch Romances Jul #2 1932
• Meet Up with Paul Everman (is) Ranch Romances Jul #3 1932
• The Lazy Ant (ed) Short Stories Jul 10 1932
• Well, Let’s Be Cheerful! (ed) Liberty Jul 23 1932
• Too Rough for Boats (ed) Short Stories Jul 25 1932
• Dedicated to Manhood and Womanhood (ed) Liberty Jul 30 1932
• Announcement (ed) Clues All Star Detective Stories Jul 1932
• No Magic Mumbling (ed) Dime Detective Magazine Jul 1932
• Quality (ed) Black Mask Jul 1932
• “Red Riots” (ed) Real Detective Jul 1932
• Summer Love (ed) Thrilling Love Jul 1932
• Tarzan for President (ed) The Blue Book Magazine Jul 1932
• Meet Up with Frank C. Robertson (is) Ranch Romances Aug #1 1932
• Meet Up with Marie de Nervaud (is) Ranch Romances Aug #2 1932
• Money-Mad Americans (ed) Liberty Aug 6 1932
• One to Every Generation (ed) Short Stories Aug 10 1932
• Now for the Great Political Battle (ed) Liberty Aug 13 1932
• Pay Two Billion Bonus to the Soldiers Without Cost to the Government (ed) Liberty Aug 20 1932
• The Story of Bear Tooth Barnes (ed) Short Stories Aug 25 1932
• The Trafic-Regulating Mania (ed) Liberty Aug 27 1932
• Extraordinary Lives (ed) The Blue Book Magazine Aug 1932
• A Story of Long Ago (ed) Thrilling Love Aug 1932
• Meet Up with William Freeman Hough (is) Ranch Romances Sep #1 1932
• Taxes—and How We Hate Them! (ed) Liberty Sep 3 1932
• Cheap—Which Way? (ed) Short Stories Sep 10 1932
• Let Your Conscience Be Your Guide! (ed) Liberty Sep 10 1932
• May God Help the Lindberghs! (ed) Liberty Sep 17 1932
• Tin Cans (ed) Short Stories Sep 25 1932
• Eyes of Love (ed) Thrilling Love Sep 1932
• Happy Days (ed) The Blue Book Magazine Sep 1932
• The Human Boy (ed) Britannia and Eve Sep 1932
• It Might Have Been (ed) Dime Detective Magazine Sep 1932
• Meet Up with Amos Moore (is) Ranch Romances Oct #2 1932
• Hurrah for the Farmer! (ed) Liberty Oct 1 1932
• Political Graft, Greed Throttling the Nation (ed) Liberty Oct 8 1932
• Unknown Soldiers (ed) Short Stories Oct 10 1932
• Emasculated Women—Girl’s Boarding Schools (ed) Liberty Oct 15 1932
• Our Staggering Load of Taxes (ed) Liberty Oct 22 1932
• Public Servants (ed) Short Stories Oct 25 1932
• High Wages Are Best (ed) Collier’s Oct 29 1932
• And Finally (ed) Country Home Magazine Oct 1932
• Love’s Question (ed) Thrilling Love Oct 1932
• Many Happy Returns (ed) Dime Detective Magazine Oct 1932
• This World of Change (ed) The Blue Book Magazine Oct 1932
• [untitled editorial page] (ed) The Farmer’s Wife Oct 1932
• Fool Laws—Why Not Be Rid of Them? (ed) Liberty Nov 5 1932
• Those Blamed Red Gods (ed) Short Stories Nov 10 1932
• Governmental Changes Badly Needed (ed) Liberty Nov 19 1932
• Now Get Going! (ed) Collier’s Nov 19 1932
• A Five-Day Week for Workers (ed) Liberty Nov 26 1932
• Eternal Love (ed) Thrilling Love Nov 1932
• Just in Case (ed) Dime Detective Magazine Nov 1932