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January, 1933 issue of Strange Tales

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English: This issue of Strange Tales contains the following: 
   8 · The Second Interment · Clark Ashton Smith · ss
   18 · The Thing That Walked On The Wind · August W. Derleth · ss
   28 · The Terror By Night · Charles Willard Diffin · ss
   42 · White Lady · Sophie Wenzel Ellis · ss
   50 · Murgunstrumm · Hugh B. Cave · na World Stories December 1932
   108 · The Napier Limousine [Gerald Canevin] · Henry S. Whitehead · nv
   122 · The Cairn On The Headland · Robert E. Howard · nv
   136 · The Cauldron · [The Readers] · lc
   [letter] · August Derleth · lt
[letter] · Clark Ashton Smith · lt
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Author Strange Tales Of Mystery And Terror [v3 #1, January 1933] ed. Harry Bates (The Clayton Magazines, Inc., 25¢, 144pp+, pulp, cover by H. W. Wesso)

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