Select Works
- MacArthur the Magnificent, 1942
- Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo, 1943
- The Babe Ruth Story, written with Babe Ruth, 1948
- The Red Plot Against America, with Robert E. Stripling. 1949
- Innocents at Home, 1950
- The Maryknoll Story, 1950
- The Panama Canal, 1951
- It's the Irish, 1961
- The Men Who Robbed Brink's, 1961
- Ripley, The Modern Marco Polo, 1961 - The Life and Times of the Creator of Ripley's Believe It or Not!
- The Remarkable Life of Armand Hammer, 1975
- It's All News to Me, 1967
- Toots, 1969
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