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Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact#1 [227]

Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact #1 [227]

Sep 1957 · George A. Pflaum · [none]
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"Traveling First-class" kicks off with Torchy caught in a web of deception when he uncovers Nails and Spud’s scheme to coerce younger kids into shoplifting. After a brick is thrown through a store window to frame him, Torchy finds himself wrongly arrested—just as the truth begins to unravel. Written by Max Pine, this 1957 tale from the Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact series delivers a sharp, timely look at justice and integrity, all in a single, tightly paced story.

Contains 7 stories
Traveling First-class
7 pp · Religious
NancyFatherSam

In "Traveling First-class," Nancy’s quiet moment reading at school takes an unexpected turn when she meets Father, sparking a thoughtful conversation about the Sacramentals and their place alongside the Sacraments. As the discussion unfolds, she’s joined by Sam, and the trio explores these spiritual concepts with gentle curiosity.

No Peace for Bears
6 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Untitled Adventure story
7 pp · Adventure
Chuck WhiteFather CarrollWilbur "Torchy" TorchinoSallyNailsSpud KaneTimmy Jones

When Torchy Torchino uncovers a scheme by Nails and Spud Kane to coerce younger kids into shoplifting, he finds himself in trouble after a brick is thrown through a store window—planted to frame him. Now wrongly accused and arrested, Torchy must clear his name while the truth about the gang’s activities begins to unravel, with help from Chuck White, Father Carroll, Sally, and Timmy Jones.

Untitled Advocacy story
4 pp · Advocacy, Teen
Earth Apples
2 pp · Non-Fiction, Historical
King LouisParmentier
Cornering Cobb
3 pp · Non-Fiction, Sports
Ty CobbPaul Krichell
Pierre the Bandleader
1 pp · Humor

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writer Max Pine

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Reprinted in Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact #9 [415] (1966)

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