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[STORY]	"Hoppy" will teach you to Play this New Harmonica in 15 minutes or Money Back / advertisement / 1 page (from New Heroic Comics (Eastern Color, 1946 series) #52 (January 1949))
[STORY]	Heroic Hall of Honor / Heroic Hall of Honor / table of contents / 1 page (from New Heroic Comics (Eastern Color, 1946 series) #63 (November 1950))
[STORY]	Statement of the Ownership, Management, Circulation, etc. / statement of ownership / 0.25 pages (from Famous Funnies (Eastern Color, 1934 series) #18 (January 1936))
[STORY]	[contents] / Heroic Hall of Honor / foreword, introduction, preface, afterword / 1 page (from New Heroic Comics (Eastern Color, 1946 series) #59 (March 1950))
[STORY]	[no title indexed] / statement of ownership / 0.25 pages (from Famous Funnies (Eastern Color, 1934 series) #66 (January 1940))
[STORY]	Modest Hero! / Heroic True Life Story / comic story / 0.75 pages (from New Heroic Comics (Eastern Color, 1946 series) #59 (March 1950))
[STORY]	[no title indexed] / statement of ownership / 0.25 pages (from Famous Funnies (Eastern Color, 1934 series) #205 (April 1953))
[STORY]	[no title indexed] / statement of ownership / 0.25 pages (from Famous Funnies (Eastern Color, 1934 series) #30 (January 1937))

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