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920.80
Medical Inspection
200.00
Public Welfare
12,624.75
Military Aid
1,249.02
Aid to Dependent Children
4,184.00
Stationery and Printing
808.69
Salaries
2,860.00
Incidentals
876.39
Inspection of Meats and Animals
595.00
Board of Health
874.02
Memorial Day
250.00
Street Lighting
5,360.10
Library
1,391.80
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Town Hall
3,152.90
General
181,578.97
Moth
993.39
Tree Warden
1,198.12
Interest
737.45
Police
4,997.18
Parks and Commons
199.96
Assessors
2,293.77
Tractor Loan
2,412.00
Fire Department
5,249.20
Vocational School
946.21
Old Age Assistance
12,658.06
W. P. A.
7,528.20
Foreclosure Tax Title
355.90
Committee on Insurance Rates
10.75
Collection of Taxes
3,967.16
Remodeling Legion Hall Building
4,494.00
Motor Excise Tax Refund
62.29
4-H Club
35.50
High School Loan
6,471.25
Shawsheen School Loan
1,899.00
Athletics and Equipment
346.20
Reimbursement Damage to property, Chapman Rd.
450.00
Appropriation Unpaid Welfare Bills
2,238.00
Municipal Insurance Fund
1,500.00
Sealer Weights and Measures
200.00
Cemetery Trust Funds
15.00
$379,164.66
Total Money Received
$431,965.30
Total Money Paid Out
379,164.66
Bank Balance
$ 52,702.18
Cash on Hand
98.46
$ 52,800.64
Assets
Money due the Town a/c Highways .... 12,196.84
Money due the Town, other cities and towns a/c Welfare
5,188.58
Money due the Town, other cities and towns a/c Old Age Assistance
183.90
State Treasurer a/c Old Age Assistance
3,160.90
Outstanding Taxes, uncollected
56,866.76
Cash on Hand
52,800.64
$130,497.62
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Liabilities
High School Loan, Notes 133-177 $ 45,000.00
Additional High School Loan, Notes 181-191. 4,000.00
Note No. 205, due Feb. 9, 1938 25,000.00
Note No. 206, due Feb. 9, 1938
10,000.00
Note No. 209, due Nov. 26, 1938
25,000.00
Note No. 210, due Nov. 26, 1938
10,000.00
Note No. 211, due Nov. 26, 1938
10,000.00
Note No. 212, due Nov. 26, 1938
5,000.00
$134,000.00
Total Liabilities
$134,000.00
Total Assets
130,497.62
$ 3,502.38
FINANCIAL CONDITION OF TOWN IN LAST TEN YEARS
Tax Rate
1929 Balance against the Town Jan. 1st $ 21,548.92
$29.20
1930 Balance in favor of the Town Jan. 1st
1,604.76
29.40
1931 Balance in favor of the Town Jan. 1st
11,126.04
24.00
1932 Balance in favor of the Town Jan. 1st
13,201.94
24.00
1933 Balance in favor of the Town Jan. 1st
18,201.94
24.00
1934 Balance in favor of the Town Jan. 1st
10,283.39
30.00
1935 Balance in favor of the Town Jan. 1st
4,256.33
29.60
1936 Balance against the Town Jan 1st
40,363.11
33.30
1937 Balance against the Town Jan. 1st
26,172.22
33.40
1938 Balance against the Town Jan. 1st
3,502.38
Respectfully submitted,
ALICE A. PIKE,
Town Treasurer.
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TAX COLLECTOR'S REPORT
1931 Account
Outstanding August 23, 1937 and recommitted to me.
Amount of Warrant $ 58.32
41.52
Taxes Abated Outstanding January 1, 1938
16.80
1932 Account
Outstanding August 23, 1937 and recommitted to me.
Amount of Warrant $ 43.62
Taxes Abated
43.62
Outstanding January 1, 1938
none
1933 Account
Outstanding August 23, 1937 and recommitted to me.
Amount of Warrant
$ 595.00
Taxes Abated
270.88
Interest Collected
107.08
Taxes Collected
318.12
Outstanding January 1, 1938
6.00
1934 Account
Outstanding August 23, 1937 and recommitted to me.
Amount of Warrant
$ 1,651.20
Taxes reassessed
553.82
Taxes Abated
393.95
Interest Collected
309.06
Taxes Collected
1,338.85
Outstanding January 1, 1938
472.22
1935 Account
Outstanding August 23, 1937 and recommitted to me.
Amount of Warrants
$ 6,123.28
Taxes Reassessed
450.19
Credited with Taxes on Tax Titles
1,501.38
Taxes Abated
331.42
Interest on Above Tax Titles
140.66
Interest Collected
389.9S
Taxes Collected
3,886.38
Outstanding January 1, 1938
854.29
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1936 Account
Outsanding August 23, 1937 and recommitted to me.
Amount of Warrants
$ 27,358.76
Credited with Taxes on Tax Titles
3,150.24
Taxes Abated
64.28
Interest on Above Tax Titles
143.36
Interest Collected
418.61
Taxes Collected
7,632.25
Outstanding January 1, 1938
16,511.99
1937 Account
Outstanding August 23, 1937 and recommitted to me.
Amount of Warrants
$149,662.37
Credited with Taxes on Tax Titles
2,716.21
Taxes Abated
528.50
Interest Collected 43.57
Taxes Collected
107,412.20
Outstanding January 1, 1938
39,005.46
Respectfully submitted,
ALICE A. PIKE,
Collector of Taxes
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REPORT OF THE BOARD OF APPRAISERS
The Board of Appraisers submit the following report :.
Moth and Tree Warden Departments
January 1, 1937
$ 1,124.55
January 1, 1938
1,145.35
Net Gain
$ 20.80
Highway Department
January 1, 1937
$ 9,067.65
January 1, 1938
11,275.00
Net Gain
$ 2,207.35
WPA Property
1 Dodge Truck (1930) $ 200.00
1 Chevrolet Truck (1933)
250.00
1 Ford Truck (1931)
150.00
Sewing machines and equipment
238.50
Boots
30.00
Two horse scoop
8.00
Wheelbarrows
12.00
Shovels, picks, grubs, rakes, saws, etc.
157.00
Land Lime
18.00
Respectfully submitted,
IRVING F. FRENCH, EVERETT H. KING, HERBERT L. TRULL,
Appraisers.
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REPORT OF INSPECTOR OF MEATS AND PROVISIONS
To the Board of Selectmen, Town of Tewksbury: Gentlemen:
Following is my report for Inspection of Meats and Provisions for the year of 1937 from Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, 1937.
Number of Sides of Beef inspected 1475
Number of Calves inspected 529
Number of Hogs inspected 652
Number of Sheep inspected
12
Cattle condemned.
Number of Sides of Beef condemned 2
Number of Heads condemned 2
Number of Sets of Lungs condemned 12
Number of Livers condemned
5
Swine condemned.
Number of Swine condemned 9
Number of Head condemned 2
Number of Sets of Lungs condemned 10
Number of Livers condemned 12
Calves condemned.
Number of Veals condemned
21
Number of Sheep condemned
1
Respectfully submitted,
ASAHEL H. JEWELL, Inspector of Meats and Provisions.
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REPORT OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE
During the year a special effort has been made to determine settlement beginning and endings of a great many of the Town's cases. This has insured better collections and will be a benefit in the future.
The burden which was comparatively light during the first three- quarters of the year, has increased considerably in the last three months and while we have been able to pass part of this burden to Works Progress Administration Projects, in a good many cases it has not been possible.
Under the authority granted us at the last Town Meeting, it has become advisable, and the Board has transferred the sum of $425 for continuation of the work on North Street, Chapter 90. This money provided work for part of our Welfare cases.
It has also become necessary to assume part of the cost of materials on Works Progress Administration Projects, for the last month of the year. This was in part necessitated by the increase in quota which was granted us in November and December.
The following is a recapitulation of the families, and persons rep- resented, aided by the Welfare Department of this Town for the year 1937:
Families Persons
Town settled cases aided in Tewksbury 51
198
Town settled cases aided by other Cities and Towns
15
47
Aided in Tewksbury, settled elsewhere
39
133
Hospitalization (Individuals)
18
Total
105
396
Appropriation
$ 17,000.00
Plus Federal Grants (Aid to Dependent Children 1,710.83
Total
$ 18,710.83
Expended for Welfare (Direct Relief) $ 12,624.75
Expended for Aid to Dependent Children. ... 4,184.00
Transferred to North St., Chapter 90
425.00
Assumed for Materials on behalf of Works
Progress Administration Projects
512.76
Total
$ 17,746.51
Balance
$ 964.32
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During the year the following sums have been collected by this Department :
Commonwealth of Massachusetts $ 4,961.30
Town of Arlington
76.95
Town of Chelmsford
204.00
Town of North Andover
32.00
Town of Wilmington
540.05
City of Chelsea
7.88
City of Everett
28.27
City of New Bedford
235.91
City of Malden
389.44
City of Lowell
623.40
City of Revere
664.00
City of Somerville
240.79
City of Waltham
511.88
Refunds from Individuals
69.00
$ 8,584.87 Total
There is due the Department from the following sources:
Estimated from the Commonwealth of
Massachusetts
$ 2,882.49
Town of Chelmsford
108.00
Town of North Andover
108.00
Town of Randolph
148.13
City of Boston
351.09
City of Lowell
87.00
City of Malden
266.78
City of Medford
146.26
City of Revere
536.00
City of Somerville
357.45
City of Waltham
38.00
Town of Wilmington
159.38
Total
$ 5,188.58
We are requesting at the Town Meeting, that a separate appropria- tion be set aside for Aid of Dependent Children cases, as reimburse- ments which are received from the Federal Government can be used by this Department as a current receipt.
We estimate $2,500.00, in addition to Federal Grants, will be needed to maintain this subdivision of the Board of Public Welfare.
Respectfully submitted,
EVERETT H. KING, Chairman IRVING F. FRENCH, HERBERT L. TRULL, Board of Public Welfare.
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REPORT OF INSPECTOR OF ANIMALS
To the Board of Selectmen of the Town of Tewksbury: Gentlemen:
Following is the report of the Inspector of Animals from January . 1. 1937, to Dec. 31, 1937:
Cows inspected
1039
Young Cattle inspected
204
Bulls inspected 25
Sheep inspected
4
Hogs inspected
983
Goats inspected
2
Stables inspected
88
I have released for immediate slaughter 39 head of cattle and 25 calves.
For dairy purposes 91 head of cattle and 10 dogs were quarantined for rabies and released at the end of 14 days. Five dog heads sent to Harvard University School.
I have inspected two barns after state and federal supervision.
Respectfully submitted,
ASAHEL H. JEWELL,
Inspector of Animals.
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REPORT OF PARK COMMISSIONERS
To the Honorable Board of Selectmien:
Gentlemen:
As Park Commissioners we herewith submit the following:
The commons were mowed during the summer and raked in the fall as usual. We are sorry to report the grass sowed in the fall of 1936 was almost totally destroyed by the drouth of the past summer. This will be resowed in the early spring.
The flagpole was painted with two coats of aluminum.
We recommend an appropriation of $200.00 for 1938.
Yours respectfully,
THOMAS W. McAUSLAND, HARRIS M. BRIGGS,
Park Commissioners.
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REPORT OF AGENT FOR SUPPRESSION OF GYPSY AND BROWN TAIL MOTHS
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:
Gentlemen:
As Local Superintendent for the Suppression of the Gypsy and Brown Tail Moths I submit the following:
I am sorry to report a very large increase of Gypsy moths. A thorough spraying of street trees bordering all badly infested wood- lands must be done in the summer of 1938 or they will surely be stripped.
The whole North section is very heavily infested with several bad spots in the Center and West. The South and East with scattered nests will be in the same condition in 1939 if not looked after. A scouting project was sent in in September but hasn't come through as yet. This is a very important part of the work for we can find and book the bad colonies for spraying and parasitizing.
The Tent caterpillar was very plentiful the past year but did not find any Brown Tail moths.
I would recommend an appropriation of $1,400.00.
Yours respectfully,
HARRIS M. BRIGGS,
Tree Warden.
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REPORT OF FISH AND GAME WARDEN
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:
Gentlemen :
As Fish and Game Warden the following report is submitted for the year ending December 31, 1937.
During the year fifteen complaints were received and investigated. A total of 482 hours of patrol work was done in Tewksbury.
1000 Brown Trout ranging from six to eight inches in length were placed in the Shawsheen River.
A number of Pheasants were also liberated in covers in Tewksbury.
Respectfully submitted,
CHARLES D. PHILLIPS,
Fish and Game Warden.
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REPORT OF TREE WARDEN
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:
Gentlemen:
As Tree Warden, I submit the following:
In the Spring of 1937 with plenty of rain our beautiful trees got a fine start with the finest foliage seen in years. This continued till June when a drought lasting several weeks took its toll and by the middle of July many started to shed their leaves. The Elm seemed to be affected more than other trees. This of course has left them in a weakened con- dition and they should be sprayed to supress the Elm Tree Beetle. Some feeding of this pest was noted in the West, Centre and North Sections. No Dutch Elm disease was found in 1937.
Am pleased to report brush was cut on all accepted streets. Many were cut the full width but all curves were cut far enough back to give an unobstructed view for at least 200 feet. Of course the cutting of these curves was done outside the highway bounds on private property. Permission had to be obtained from the land-owner, thanks to them in each case it was granted. If the W.P.A. continues an effort should be made to put there a project for the filling of cavities. We should also appropriate a small sum each year to replace trees removed and to fill in open spaces on our streets that our scenery would be even more beautiful. I recommend an appropriation of $1600.00.
Yours respectfully,
HARRIS M. BRIGGS,
Tree Warden.
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REPORT OF THE SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
To the Selectmen of Tewksbury:
Sirs:
Following is the report for the Sealer of Weights and Measures for the year ending December 31, 1937.
No. Sealed
Platform scales over 5000 lbs.
3
Platform scales 100 lbs. to 5000 lbs.
8
Counter scales under 100 lbs.
1
Spring scales over 100 lbs.
1
Spring scales under 100 lbs.
25
Computing scales under 100 lbs.
10
Avoirdupois weights 33
Liquid measures 5
Gasoline pump, No. of stops
45
Gasoline Meas. Meters
20
Kerosene Pumps
3
Turned over to the Town Treasurer $30.78 in fees.
Respectfully submitted,
D. J. CAMERON,
Sealer of Weights and Measures.
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REPORT OF THE CHIEF OF FIRE DEPARTMENT
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:
Gentlemen:
As Chief of the Fire Department, I herewith submit the following report:
Total number of fires attended
173
Forest Fires
78
Grass Fires
63
Building Fires
10
Chimney Fires
6
Automobiles Fires
5
Out of Town Fires
2
False Alarms
3
Pole and Tree Fires caused from electric wires .... 6
Total value on buildings and contents: Eighteen thousand, two hun- dred and fifty dollars ($18,250.00). Damage: Thirteen thousand and thirty seven dollars ($13,037.00). Insurance paid: Thirteen thousand and thirty-seven dollars ($13,037.00).
Laid 6,450 feet of 21/2 inch hose, 19,200 feet of 11/2 inch hose, 8,050 feet of 1 inch hose, and 5,150 feet of 3/4 inch hose. Used 56 extinguishers and 138 Indian cans. Raised 284 feet of ladders and traveled 549 miles to fires.
Personal property and real estate of the department, thirty-two thousand, five hundred dollars ($32,500.00).
Yours respectfully,
ALDEN S. HAINES,
Chief of Fire Department.
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TABLE OF ESTIMATES FOR 1938
Street Lighting
$ 5,600.00
Incidentals
1,000.00
Highways
17,000.00
Schools
57,550.00
Library (Dog Tax)
1,250.00
Police
6,000.00
Stationery and Printing
1,000.00
Board of Health
1,200.00
Park Commission
200.00
Tree Warden
1,600.00
Department of Public Welfare
12,500.00
Aid to Dependent Children (Plus Federal Grants)
2,500.00
Bureau of Old Age Assistance (Plus Federal Grants)
8,500.00
Fire Department
5,000.00
Town Hall
4,300.00
Assessors
2,300.00
Vocational School
900.00
Inspection of Meats and Animals
600.00
Aid, State and Military
2,500.00
Interest on Loans
1,000.00
Collection of Taxes
2,000.00
Municipal Insurance
1,500.00
Sealer of Weights and Measures
225.00
Dog Officer
100.00
Maintenance, Legion Headquarters
125.00
Road Machinery Maintenance Fund
1,000.00
Gypsy and Brown Tail Moths
1,400.00
Park Department
200.00
Salary Account
Auditor
$ 500.00
Town Clerk (exclusive of fees)
500.00
Treasurer
700.00
Tax Collector
2,000.00
Selectmen
800.00
Road Commissioners
300.00
School Committee
225.00
Election Officers
90.00
Board of Registers
150.00
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REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE TEWKSBURY PUBLIC LIBRARY
The Trustees of the Public Library submit the following report:
Details of expenditures will be found in the report of the auditor.
Regular monthly meetings have been held with the exception of July and August.
The past year has been a most constructive one. In February two boxes were sent to the south part of the town. The one at Birchoff's bakery is well patronized and meets a definite need.
The library was opened on Wednesday afternoons from 1.45 until 4 o'clock in order that the high school students might have access to the books we are constantly adding for their benefit.
The report of the Librarian shows that 470 books have been added and that the circulation of magazines has greatly increased some periodicals are in such demand that two copies are necessary.
Our thanks are due the librarians and her assistants for the faithful performance of their duties and also to the patrons for their cooperation.
It is hoped that the request for $1250.00 found in the warrant, to- gether with money received from dog licenses be granted.
Respectfully submitted,
HARRY PRIESTLY, RUTH W. SMITH, DOROTHY FITZGERALD, -
HAROLD J. PATTEN, MARIAN E. FRENCH, EDGAR SMITH,
Trustees.
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LIBRARIAN'S REPORT
To the Board of Trustees of the Tewksbury Public Library:
The following report is respectfully submitted:
The circulation of books at the library and in the districts and also that of the magazines shows a marked increase.
Four boxes are now sent twice a month to the following sections,- Wamesit, Ella E. Fleming School, Mrs. Randolph Fitzgerald's and the Silver Lake Bakery.
In February the library was opened Wednesday afternoons from 1.45 to 4.00 so that High School pupils from various parts of the town might obtain books. Many have taken advantage of this opportunity.
One donation of books has been received. Books have been pur- chased on request, others have been borrowed from the State Lend- ing Library.
The library is open Wednesday afternoons, 1.45 to 4.00 and Wed- nesday evenings 7.00 to 8.30. Saturdays 2.00 to 9.00. Library closed on legal holidays and the last two Saturdays in August.
The librarians request all patrons to return books promptly thus enabling them to keep their files up-to-date.
CIRCULATION OF BOOKS AT THE LIBRARY Wednesday Afternoons
Fiction
1072
Religion
0
History
4
Sociology
1
Literature
22
Science
6
Travel
17
Poetry
6
Arts
26
Philosophy
3
Biography
26
Total
1183
Wednesday Evenings
Fiction
3110
Religion
3
History
27
Sociology
9
Literature
9
Science
21
Travel
37
Poetry
10
Arts
38
Philosophy
14
Biography
27
Total
3305
Saturdays
Fiction
10022
Religion
16
History
57
Sociology
30
Literature
26
Science
67
Travel
130
Poetry
55
Arts
160
Philosophy
36
Biography
86
Total
10685
Wednesdays and Saturdays, 15, 173 Total Circulation, Library and Districts, 18,434
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CIRCULATION OF BOOKS IN DISTRICTS
Wamesit
Fiction
838
Religion
History
1
Sociology
2
Literature
1
Science
1
Travel
8
Poetry
Arts
2
Philosophy
4
Biography
1
Total
858
Ella E. Flemings School
Fiction
753
Religion
1
History
18
Sociology
10
Literature
2
Science
16
Travel
16
Poetry
11
Arts
39
Philosophy
Biography
3
Total
869
Mrs. Randolph Fitzgerald
Fiction
817
Religion
History
2
Sociology
2
Literature
2
Science
2
Travel
10
Poetry
2
Arts
6
Philosophy
1
Biography
20
Total
864
Silver Lake Bakery
Fiction
668
Religion
History
Sociology
Literature
Science
Travel
2
Poetry
Arts
Philosophy
Biography
Total
670
Total Circulation in Districts, 3,261
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CIRCULATION OF MAGAZINES
American
29
Ladies' Home Journal 39
American Boy
24
Life and Health
11
American Girl
31
Literary Digest
5
American Home
75 McCall's
76
Atlantic Monthly
26
National Geographic
75
Better Homes & Gardens
46
Outdoor Life
6
Child Life
108
Pictorial Review
83
Children's Playmate
71
Popular Mechanics
72
Consumer's Digest
12
Popular Science
6
Cosmopolitan
62
Readers' Digest
76
Country Gentleman
2
Review of Reviews
8
Forum
9
Scribner's
23
Good Housekeeping
85
Time
31
Harper's
35
Others
18
House Beautiful
52
Total
1224
BOOKS ADDED TO THE PUBLIC LIBRARY
470
Fiction
Abbot, Anthony. About the Murder of a Man.
Abbot, Anthony. Afraid of Women.
Abbott, Jane. A Row of Stars.
Abbott, Jane. Angels May Weep.
Aldis, Dorothy. Time At Her Heels.
Allee, Marjorie Hill. The Great Tradition.
Ambler, Eric. Background to Danger.
Angeli, De Marguerite. Henner's Lydia.
Ashbrook, H. Murder Makes Murder. Babcock, Bernie. Little Dixie Devil.
Baldwin, Faith. That Man Is Mine.
Baldwin, Faith. The Heart Has Wings.
Baldwin, Faith. The Girl At Divine Corners.
Bailey, H.C. The Twittering Bird Mystery. Bailey, Temple. I've Been to London.
Barbour, Ralph H. The Score Is Tied.
Bassett, Sara Ware. Shining Headlands. Beeding, Francis. Murdered One by One. Bennet, Robert Ames. Hot Lead.
Bennet, Robert Ames. Crossed Trails.
Bennet, Robert Ames. Man Against Mustang.
Billings, Buck. Rider of the Dim Trail.
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Binns, Archie. The Laurels Are Cut Down. Birney, Hoffman. Dead Man's Trail. Blake, George. The Shipbuilder. Blake, Nicholas. There's Trouble Brewing. Bontemps, Arna. Sad Faced Boy. Borton, Elizabeth. Pollyanna's Door to Happiness.
Bower, B. M. The North Wind do Blow.
Bower, B. M. Pirates of the Range.
Bradley, Mary Hastings. Pattern of Three. Bridge, Ann. Enchanter's Nightshade. Brier, Royce. Boy in Blue.
Brand, Max. The Streak. Brand, Max. Six Gun Angels.
Brand, Max. Trouble Trail.
Brand, Millen. The Outward Room.
Browne, Eleanor. Highway to Romance. Burroughs, Edgar Rice. Back to the Stone Age.
Burroughs, Edgar Rice. The Oakdale Affair and the Rider.
Burton, Miles. The Clue of the Silver Cellar. Burt, Katherine Newlin. When Beggars Choose. Bush, Christopher. Eight O'clock Alibi.
Bush, Christopher. The Body in the Bonfire. Calahan, H. A. Hurrah's Nest.
Cameron, Caddo. It's Hell to be a Ranger.
Carmack, Jessie. The Tell-Tale Clock Mystery.
Carr, John Dickinson. The Burning Court. Carroll, Eleanor Elliott. Stormy Petrel.
Carroll, Gladys Hasty. Neighbor to the Sky. Chadwick, Dorothy. Bitter Sweet. Chambers, Robert W. Marie Halkett. Charteris, Leslie. The Ace of Knaves.
Christie, Agatha. Cards on the Table.
Christie, Agatha. Dead Man's Mirror.
Christie, Agatha. Poirot Loses a Client. Churchill, Winston. The Crisis. Clason, Clyde B. The Purple Parrot.
Cloete, Stuart. The Turning Wheels.
Cobb, Irvin S. Judge Priest Turns Detective.
Cohen, Octavus Roy. I Love You Again. Collins, Norman. Trinity Town. Colver, Alice Ross. One Year of Love. Comstock, Harriet. Can This Be Wrong. Connor, Ralph. Gay Crusader.
Corbett, Elizabeth. The Langworthy Family.
Corliss, Allene. Summer Lightning.
Corliss, Allene. Love I Dare Not.
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Crofts, Freeman Wills. Found Floating. Cronin, A. J. Citadel. Crownfield, Gertrude. Traitor's Torch.
Crownfield, Gertrude. King's Pardon. Cunningham, Eugene. The Ranger Way. Cunningham, Louis Arthur. Moon Over Acadie. Cushman, Clarissa Fairchild. This Side of Regret.
Daly, Carroll John. The Emperor of Evil. Day, Clarence. Life With Mother.
Deeping, Warwick. These White Hands.
Deeping, Warwick. Blind Man's Year. Deeping, Warwick. The Woman at the Door. Dell, Ethel M. Honeyball Farm. Dickson, Carter. The Peacock Feather Murder. Dodge, Alice Marie. Dare to Dream.
Douglas, Lloyd. Home For Christmas.
Dowdey, Clifford. Bugles Blow No More.
Drake, Drexel. The Falcon Cuts In.
Duffield. Moon Over Stamboul.
Eberhart, Mignon G. The Pattern.
Fargo, Lucile F. Prairie Girl.
Ferguson, Blanche Smith. Lily of the Field. Field, Peter. Coyote Gulch.
Fischer, Pauline Benedict. Ship's Company ..
Fitzsimmons, Cortland. The Moving Finger.
Fitzsimmons, Cortland. The Whispering Window. Flint, Margaret. Valley of Decision.
Footner, Hulburt. The Dark Ships.
Footner, Hulburt. The Almost Perfect Murder.
Footner, Hulburt. The Casual Murderer.
Forester, C. S. Beat to Quarters.
Foster, Bennett. Cow Thief Trail.
Frayne, Elizabeth. Change of Hearts.
Frayne, Elizabeth. Too Good to Lose ..
Freeman, R. Austin. Death at the Inn.
Frost, Fredreick. Spy Meets Spy.
Frost, Frederick. The Bamboo Whistle.
Gardner, Erle Stanley. The D. A. Calls It Murder.
Gardner, Erle Stanley. The Case of the Dangerous Dowager. Gardner, Erle Stanley. The Case of the Lame Canary.
Garth, David. Four Men and a Prayer.
Garth, David. A Love Like That.
Gayle, Newton. Death in the Glass.
Gibbs, George. Hunted. Gibbs, Philip. Cities of Refuge.
Gilbert, Anthony. Murder By Experts.
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Gill, Tom. Red Earth.
Goldman, R. L. Out on Bail.
Goudge, Elizabeth. The City of Bells.
Goudge, Elizabeth. A Pedler's Pack. Graeme, David. The Sword of Monsieur Blackshirt. Gray, Elizabeth Janet. Beppy Harlowe. Gray, Jonathan. The Owl.
Grayson, Rupert. Gunston, Cotton Adventurer.
Gregory, Jackson. Dark Valley.
Gregory, Jackson. Sudden Bill Dorn. Grey, Katherine. Rolling Wheels.
Grey, Zane. West of the Pecos.
Gunn, Tom. Painted Post Range.
Haggard, Paul. Dead Is the Door Nail.
Haines, Donal Hamilton. Blaine of the Back Field.
Haines, Donal Hamilton. David and Jonathan.
Hancock, Lucy Agnes. Brown Honey.
Hardy, Stuart. The Mountains Are My Kingdom. Hart, Alan. In The Lives of Men. Hauck, Louise Platt. One is Beloved.
Hauck, Louise Platt. Marriage For Rosamond.
Hauck, Louise Platt. Without Charm, Please.
Hawkins, Dean. In Memory of Murder.
Hawthorne, Hildegarde. Rising Thunder.
Hay, Ian. Housemaster.
Haycox, Ernest. Deep West.
Haycox, Ernest. Trouble Shooter.
Heyliger, William. Brave Years.
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