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Real Life Comics #41 (1947)

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Contains 11 stories
Untitled story
1 pp · humor
Our Eleanor
6 pp · non-fiction; biography
Eleanor RooseveltFranklin Delano RooseveltTheodore Roosevelt

Our Eleanor traces the life of Eleanor Roosevelt, from her upbringing as an orphan to her pivotal role as First Lady and later as a global advocate for human rights. Through key moments—from her wedding to Franklin Delano Roosevelt, his presidency, and her own tireless service during wartime and beyond—her dedication to social justice and public life is revealed. The story highlights her enduring spirit and the profound impact she made, both in America and on the world stage.

A Day in the Life of a Lion Tamer
3 pp · non-fiction
Dick Clemens

Dick Clemens faces a tense morning in the practice cage as he works with lion cubs, only to be thrown into chaos when two of the big cats, Prince and Tyrone, begin fighting. With quick thinking and a trusty whip, he scrambles to regain control before the situation escalates further.

Abe's Second Mother
6 pp · non-fiction; biography
Abraham LincolnTom LincolmSarah Lincoln
"Tommy" Hitchcock Prince of Polo!
4 pp · non-fiction; biography; sports
Tommy Hitchcock

Tommy Hitchcock, a legendary figure in the world of polo, is celebrated for his unmatched skill and fearless spirit on the field and in two world wars. From his early days riding at six years old to becoming a decorated war hero and leading the U.S. team to victory, his life is a testament to courage and passion. The story captures his journey from a young rider with polo in his blood to a national icon whose legacy endures.

Florida
5 pp · non-fiction; history
Ponce de LeonPedro de AvilesDominique de GourguesDon Bernado de GalvezGeneral Andrew JacksonHenry M. Flagler

Ponce de León's quest for the Fountain of Youth sets the stage as Florida’s history unfolds through centuries of exploration and conflict, from Spanish conquests led by Pedro de Aviles to French retaliation by Dominique de Gourgues and British invasions under General Andrew Jackson. The story traces Florida’s transformation from a battleground of empires to a booming state, culminating in Henry M. Flagler’s railway expansion and the rise of Miami as a resort and military hub.

Teen-Age Trues
2 pp · non-fiction; biography
Don Molony

Seventeen-year-old Don Molony, a Coast Guard hospital apprentice, stays calm and acts quickly when a plane crashes into the Empire State Building just before V-J day, rushing to gather first aid supplies and helping rescue trapped victims. His bravery and medical knowledge earn him a Navy commendation, a medical scholarship, and the chance to pursue his dream of becoming a doctor.

Francis Parkman Adventurer in History
5 pp · non-fiction; biography; western-frontier
Francis Parkman

Francis Parkman, driven by a desire to write authentic history, journeys into the American West in the 1840s, enduring hardship and near-death on the Sioux prairie before being rescued by a Native American guide named Mahto-Tatanka. Through years of immersive travel, self-training, and firsthand encounters with Native American life, he gathers the experiences that would shape his enduring historical works, even as his health deteriorates.

Frank 'Home Run' Baker and Jimmy Foxx
2 pp · non-fiction; biography; sports
Frank 'Home Run' BakerJimmy Foxx

Frank 'Home Run' Baker and Jimmy Foxx share a remarkable baseball legacy, from Baker’s early dominance in the 1910s to his mentorship of the young Foxx, who would go on to become one of baseball’s greatest power hitters. Their stories unfold through key moments in the game, highlighting Baker’s record-setting home runs and Foxx’s rise, including a season where he challenged Babe Ruth’s home run record.

Captain William H. Wincapaw Mercy Flyer
4 pp · non-fiction; aviation; biography
Captain William H. Wincapaw
They Guard the Mails! Uncle Sam's Postal Inspectors!
4 pp · non-fiction
Steve Stawko

Steve Stawko is pursued by postal inspectors after a bomb-laden package with no return address is discovered in the Dead Letter Office, leading to a cross-country investigation that traces the package’s path from Washington, D.C., to New York City. The inspectors piece together the evidence, using a copy of the package and witness testimony, to prove Stawko mailed it from Pennsylvania.

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