D.M.H.
These initials stood for a writer of many of the histories in Canadian Heroes. It is likely he also went under D.H.
WORK:
WRITER:
PERIODICAL GRAPHIC ANTHOLOGY:
Content:
Biography [Canadian Heroes]:
2-3, July 1943: “No. 1 Railroader: Sir Henry Thornton.” Illus., Hillenbrand: 22-24.
History [Canadian Heroes]:
1-6, Apr.1943: “Paratroops” Illus., Sid Barron: 1-4.
Review book text:
| “Books You’ll Like.” Editor unidentified. Canadian Heroes, | ||
| 2-3, July 1943: 64.
2-6, Oct. 1943: 47. 3-1, Nov./Dec. 1943: 56. |
3-4, March 1944: 17.
3-5, April 1944: 22. 3-6, May 1944: 57. |
4-1, June 1944: 27.
4-2, July 1944: 25. |
“Books You’ll Like.” Ed., Rose Halparin. Canadian Heroes, 4-6, January 1945: 24.
Serial career descriptions:
| “Judge Goodwin Looks At ….” Writ., D.H. [Probably D.M.H.] Illus., Sid Barron. Canadian Heroes... Black & white. | |
| 3-3, Feb. 1944: “…Nursing.”: 42-46.
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3-5, April 1944: “(No. 8)… Librarianship”: 55-58.
4-1, June 1944: “(No. 10)… Agriculture”: 28-31. |