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- Kenneth L. Hall
- Genre
- non-fiction
Inside Front Cover
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- Genre
- teen
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- Streaky Smith; Mr. Samson; Tommy Samson
- Synopsis
- Streaky is a counselor at the Pinetree Fresh Air
Camp, teaching boys who never had a chance to learn how to swim and paddle a canoe.
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- Robert Kiphuth
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- non-fiction
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- Robert "Bob" Kiphuth
Illustrated article about swimming by the Director
of Athletics and coach of the swimming team at
Yale University
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- Vic Herman
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- Vic Herman
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- Look, fellas! Here's how old Hybarr does it.
- Genre
- humor; teen
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- Hector Hibble; Mr. Hybarr; Nancy; Mrs. Hibble
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- adventure; drama
- Characters
- Pearl White [Betty Hutton]; Mike; Julia
- Synopsis
- Pearl White, queen of the old-time movie serials,'
begins her daredevil career with a traveling troupe of stage players.
Adaptation of the 1947 Paramount motion picture
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- Roundup time in Railhead finds two huge herds...
- Genre
- western-frontier
- Characters
- Tex Granger; Luke Conway
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- Genre
- non-fiction
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- Genre
- non-fiction
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- Jim Chapman
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- Genre
- adventure
- Script
- Ernie Schroeder
- Pencils
- Ernie Schroeder
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- Ernie Schroeder
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- Genre
- adventure; teen
- Characters
- Billy; Mayor Hartley
- Synopsis
- "Bigbrain Billy," the smartest boy in the world, puts science on his side as he challenges the ruthless robbers of Midvale's city treasury.
Ernie Schroeder identified as writer and artist of this feature by Jerry Bails.