 In 1934 they put out 35 different magazines, looked after by about a dozen editors, including John Nanovic, Frank Blackwell, Daisy Bacon and F. Orlin Tremaine.The company paid one cent a word, which was standard base rate among the major publishing groups, though fringe publishers paid less.In 1937, Street & Smith discontinued a number of their pulp titles, including "Top-Notch" and "Complete Stories", the start of a long-term shrinking of their pulp line.