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It Really Happened #6 (1946)

Pines · 1946 · 52 pages

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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

John Adams and his son John Quincy Adams share a legacy of service to the nation, from the Revolutionary era to the presidency, as the story traces their lives across decades of American history. Through pivotal moments—from the fight for independence to diplomacy and war—both men stand as figures of courage and principle, shaped by their shared commitment to freedom.

Inspiring Inventions
4 pp · non-fiction
Air Commodore Frank Whittle

Air Commodore Frank Whittle’s early fascination with flight and invention sets the stage for his groundbreaking work on jet propulsion, as the story traces his journey from a young tinkerer to a pioneering engineer in the Royal Air Force. Despite skepticism and setbacks, including a lack of interest from officials and a grueling development process in an old foundry, Whittle’s persistence leads to a patent and the eventual creation of a revolutionary jet engine.

Joseph T. O'Callahan
3 pp · non-fiction
Ernie Pyle - Friend of G.I. Joe
6 pp · non-fiction; war

Ernie Pyle, a war correspondent known for his heartfelt, personal stories from the front lines, travels with U.S. troops across Europe and the Pacific during World War II, capturing the everyday experiences of soldiers with empathy and honesty. As he continues reporting from dangerous battle zones, his deep connection with the G.I.s earns him the nickname "Friend of G.I. Joe," until his life is cut short by a Japanese sniper on the island of Ie in April 1945.

Joan Of Arc
5 pp · non-fiction; history

Joan of Arc, a young peasant woman from a quiet village, hears divine voices urging her to rise and lead France to freedom from foreign occupation. Determined to fulfill her mission, she journeys to the French court, where her unwavering faith and courage earn her a chance to command troops, inspiring the army to reclaim Orleans and rally the nation. Though her journey is marked by triumph and national renewal, her fate takes a tragic turn as betrayal and persecution follow her into the final days.

Aesop the Slave - Teller of Tales
3 pp · non-fiction; history

A young man named Aesop, sold into slavery after a war, earns his freedom through his sharp wit and wisdom, eventually becoming a trusted counselor to kings and a beloved storyteller. Though he rises from slavery to fame, his fables—born from his experiences—continue to teach timeless lessons about truth, consequence, and the cost of change.

The Spider's Our Friend!
2 pp · non-fiction; nature

A young woman nervously flees from a spider in her home, only to be reminded by a narrator that most spiders are harmless and actually help protect people by eating pests like flies and mosquitoes. The story uses humor and direct address to challenge common fears, emphasizing how spiders quietly serve as nature’s pest control—despite being met with panic and scorn.

Little Napoleon
4 pp · non-fiction; sports
John J. McGraw

In 1924, a young and fiery John J. McGraw takes the field as a standout player for the Baltimore Orioles, showcasing his speed, skill, and relentless drive on the base paths. The story captures his early days as a hard-hitting, swift third baseman, remembered for his passion and talent long before he became a legendary manager.

Dr. Harry Archer - The Fireman's Doctor
3 pp · non-fiction

Dr. Harry Archer, the beloved doctor to New York's firemen, is called to action during a subway emergency, where he treats a firefighter who insists on getting up despite being injured. Through a series of vivid, real-life incidents, the story portrays his dedication to the firemen, from rushing to blazes and treating injuries to earning the department's highest honor for his bravery and care.

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