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Real Heroes #5 (1942)

Parents' Magazine Press · 1942 · 67 pages

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ContinueReal Heroes #6 →
Contains 11 stories
Casey Jones and the Wreck of the '382'
5 pp · non-fiction; biography
Casey Jones

Casey Jones takes the Cannonball Express on a final, grueling run from Memphis to Canton, determined to make up time after being assigned the late-night trip. As he races through Mississippi, a freight train blocks the main line, and a flagman signals him to stop—but exhaustion and noise prevent Casey from hearing the warning, leading to a catastrophic collision.

Sailor to the Rescue
8 pp · non-fiction; biography; war
Russell B. Waesche

Rear Admiral Russell B. Waesche leads the U.S. Coast Guard through decades of service, from early patrols against pirates to commanding vital operations during wartime. His career spans the Titanic disaster, the creation of the international iceberg patrol, and the expansion of the Coast Guard into a unified force during World War II.

Rebel of 1676
6 pp · non-fiction; biography
Nathaniel Bacon

Nathaniel Bacon leads a rebellion in the Virginia colonies after growing frustration with Governor Berkeley’s failure to protect settlers from Native American attacks and his prioritization of profit over public safety. As tensions rise, Bacon rallies colonists to defend their homes, gains political power, and challenges the governor’s authority—only to face a brutal crackdown when Berkeley returns with military force. The story traces the rise and fall of Bacon’s uprising, ending with his death and the eventual suppression of the rebellion, while noting its lasting influence on American ideals of self-governance.

Australian Bush Nurse
6 pp · non-fiction; biography; medical
Sister Elizabeth Kenny

Sister Elizabeth Kenny, a dedicated nurse in rural Australia, faces a mysterious illness striking children in her community, baffling even the distant doctor. Determined to help, she pioneers a bold treatment using hot bandages and active muscle therapy, defying medical convention and earning both fierce criticism and remarkable success. As her methods spread, she becomes a beacon of hope for polio patients across continents, proving that compassion and innovation can transform lives.

Northwest Mounties
6 pp · non-fiction; history

In 1873, a group of men answer the call to form a mounted police force to bring order to Canada’s wild Northwest Territories. As they march thousands of miles to confront resistance, they earn the fear and respect of Indigenous peoples and settlers alike, establishing peace through justice and presence.

Simon Kenton
8 pp · non-fiction; biography; western-frontier
Simon Kenton

Simon Kenton, Daniel Boone’s scout, is sent on a dangerous mission to spy on an Indian encampment near Chillicothe, Ohio, where he and his companions steal horses and narrowly escape detection. After being captured and forced to endure the brutal gauntlet, Kenton is spared and adopted by a tribal squaw, but still faces repeated death sentences from hostile warriors. With the help of a British agent and a daring escape, he ultimately survives to continue his role in the westward expansion.

Frank Luke Balloon Buster
5 pp · non-fiction; aviation; biography; war · pencils Jim Ray · inks Jim Ray
Frank Luke

Frank Luke, a young Arizona rancher turned pilot, proves his mettle in World War I by becoming a feared balloon buster over the French front, defying skepticism with daring feats and relentless determination. As he scores victory after victory against enemy observation balloons and fighters, his bravery earns the respect of his comrades—even as he faces overwhelming odds and personal loss.

Gideon the Sword of Israel
2 pp · non-fiction; biography; religious
Gideon

Gideon, a young man from Israel, rallies a small band of followers to confront the Midianite raiders who have been terrorizing his people. With a daring nighttime attack using torches and trumpets, he strikes fear into the enemy camp, leading to their confusion and defeat. The story ends with Gideon refusing to take power, declaring that only Jehovah should rule over Israel.

Cordell Hull: Good Neighbor
5 pp · non-fiction; biography
Cordell Hull

Cordell Hull, raised in a log cabin in Tennessee, rises from humble beginnings to become a dedicated advocate for fair trade and international cooperation. As a young man, he champions lower tariffs and public service, eventually earning a seat in Congress and shaping key legislation like the first U.S. income tax bill. When appointed Secretary of State, he works to strengthen ties with Latin America and promote peace through diplomacy during a time of global crisis.

Propaganda Puss
2.5 pp · non-fiction; animal; war

In a Soviet trench during World War II, a stray cat known only as Puss is found by Russian soldiers and taken in as a mascot. Though initially seen as a potential spy due to her origins behind enemy lines, she begins bringing back propaganda leaflets to the front, eventually earning the trust of a German soldier who defects after reading them.

Stonewall Jackson: How He Earned That Nickname
6 pp · non-fiction; biography; war
Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson

In the Battle of Bull Run, Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson earns his famous nickname by holding a critical position under heavy fire, inspiring Confederate troops with his unwavering resolve. Later, during the Battle of Chancellorsville, he leads a daring surprise attack on Union forces, routing them with boldness and precision, cementing his reputation as a formidable commander.

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