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- Genre
- sports
- Characters
- Bill Wambganss; Clarence Mitchell; Pete Kulduff
- Synopsis
- Bill Wambganss of the Cleveland Indians makes an unassisted triple play in the 1920 World Series.
- Keywords
- baseball; Brooklyn Dodgers; Cleveland Indians; triple play; World Series
Inside front cover and inside back cover.
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- Genre
- adventure
- Characters
- Jack Armstrong; Jim Fairfield; Bill Fairfield; General Xavier Rojas
- Synopsis
- Jack goes with his Uncle Jim and friend Billy to investigate an exiled South American dictator who is planning a war from his remote island. The dictator captures the trio and sends Jack and Billy into the jungle to be tracked by his army in a version of "The Most Dangerous Game."
- Keywords
- bees; boody-traps; dictator; fencing; jungle; South America
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- Bruce Elliott
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- typeset
- Genre
- adventure
Text story with one large illustration.
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- Genre
- non-fiction; sports
- Characters
- Louise Suggs; Johnny Suggs; Doug Bentley; Max Bentley
- Synopsis
- Athletes who are related. Golfer Louise Suggs is the daughter of baseball player Johnny Suggs and the Bentley brothers are two of six Bentley brothers who are hockey stars.
- Keywords
- baseball; golf; hockey
Illustrations and text.
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- Phil Berube (signed)
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- Phil Berube (signed)
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- Genre
- non-fiction; sports
- Characters
- Alfred Letourner
- Synopsis
- Alfred Letourner's record of 108.92 mph for a mile on a bicycle. Also tips about bicycle safety.
- Keywords
- bicycles
Illustrations and text.
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- Genre
- adventure
- Characters
- Jack Armstrong; Billy Fairfield
- Keywords
- Mexico
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- Genre
- non-fiction
- Keywords
- War of 1812
Last column of page four is the Statement of Ownership.
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- Elliott Caplin (publisher)
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- typeset
Statement of Ownership for September 24, 1948. No circulation figures given.
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- Genre
- detective-mystery
- Characters
- Vic Hardy; Joe Randells
- Synopsis
- Vic Hardy has to decide if a man is lying when he says he accidentally shot his companion while deer hunting.
- Keywords
- deer hunting
A "solve-the-mystery" story. Panels with text underneath. Solution is printed upside-down.