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1958 |
Best Fact Crime |
The Girl in the Belfry |
Joseph Henry Jackson, Lenore Glen Offord |
Gold Medal |
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1957
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Best Fact Crime
|
Night Fell on Georgia
|
Charles Samuels, Louise Samuels
|
Dell
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1957 |
Best Fact Crime |
Historical Whodunits |
Hugh Ross Williamson |
Macmillan |
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1957 |
Best Fact Crime |
Ruby McCollum, The Woman in the Suwanne Jail |
William Bradford Huie |
Dutton |
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1956
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Best Fact Crime
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Dead and Gone
|
Manly Wade Wellman
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University of North Carolina Press
|
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1956 |
Best Fact Crime |
The Assassins |
Robert J. Donovan |
Harper |
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1956 |
Best Fact Crime |
The Truth About Belle Gunness |
Lillian de la Torre |
Gold Medal |
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1955
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Best Fact Crime
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The Girl with the Scarlet Brand
|
Charles Boswell, Lewis Thompson
|
Fawcett
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1954
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Best Fact Crime
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Why Did They Kill?
|
John Bartlow Martin
|
Ballantine
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1953
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Best Fact Crime
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Court of Last Resort
|
Erle Stanley Gardner
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Wm. Sloane Association
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1952
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Best Fact Crime
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True Tales from the Annals of Crime and Rascality
|
St. Clair McKelway
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Random House
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1952 |
Best Fact Crime |
Lady: Killers |
W.T. Brannon |
Quinn |
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1951
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Best Fact Crime
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Twelve Against Crime
|
Edward D. Radin
|
Putnam
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1950
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Best Fact Crime
|
Bad Company
|
Joseph Henry Jackson
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Harcourt, Brace & World
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1948
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Best Fact Crime
|
Twelve Against the Law
|
Edward D. Radin
|
Duell, Sloan & Pearce
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