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It Really Happened #6

Dec 1946 · Pines · 0.10 USD
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An anthology featuring historical and educational tales, "It Really Happened" #6 includes a story about John Quincy Adams serving as an American diplomat negotiating peace between nations, as well as an account of Ernie Pyle, the war correspondent who returned home safely from World War II. The issue also contains "The Spider's Our Friend," a nature story presented through anthropomorphic characters explaining that spiders are beneficial creatures that help control dangerous insects like flies and mosquitoes.

Contains 11 stories
Buried Treasure
1 pp · Non-Fiction
UNRRA - Man's Inhumanity to Man
6 pp · Non-Fiction
Fiorello H. LaGuardiaHerbert H. Lehman
Like Father, Like Son!
6 pp · Non-Fiction, History
John AdamsJohn Quincy Adams
Inspiring Inventions
4 pp · Non-Fiction
Air Commodore Frank Whittle
Joseph T. O'Callahan
3 pp · Non-Fiction
Ernie Pyle - Friend of G.I. Joe
6 pp · Non-Fiction, War
Joan Of Arc
5 pp · Non-Fiction, History
Aesop the Slave - Teller of Tales
3 pp · Non-Fiction, History
The Spider's Our Friend!
2 pp · Non-Fiction, Nature
Little Napoleon
4 pp · Non-Fiction, Sports
John J. McGraw
Dr. Harry Archer - The Fireman's Doctor
3 pp · Non-Fiction

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