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Real Life Comics #46 (1948)

Pines · 1948 · 53 pages

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Contains 11 stories
Battle Mountain
1 pp · non-fiction; western-frontier

A wagon train traveling along the Oregon Trail in 1843 encounters a dangerous ambush near Massacre Rocks, forcing the group to defend themselves in a fierce battle against attackers. After repelling the assault, the survivors name the site Battle Mountain in honor of the conflict.

Like Father, Like Son!
4 pp · non-fiction; biography
Douglas Fairbanks Sr.Douglas Fairbanks Jr.

Douglas Fairbanks Sr. rises to fame on stage and in silent films, inspiring his son, Douglas Fairbanks Jr., who dreams of following in his footsteps. Though young Doug is eager to prove himself, he refuses to rely on his father’s legacy, carving his own path in Hollywood and later serving in the Navy during wartime. The story traces their shared passion for adventure and performance, highlighting how both men shaped their destinies in different eras.

Riders of the Plains: The Pony Express!
4 pp · non-fiction; western-frontier

A young rider takes on the perilous journey of the Pony Express, facing blizzards, treacherous terrain, and threats from both nature and hostile forces as he pushes through rugged trails to deliver the mail. With grit and determination, he battles through snow, stampedes, and danger, driven by a promise to keep the route open across the frontier. The story captures the daring spirit of the Pony Express and its riders who braved the wild West to connect distant lands.

One of the Finest
6 pp · non-fiction
Harold Moore

In 1948, the true story of Police Lt. Harold Moore is told, tracing his lifelong dedication to justice from a young boy who helped stop a burglary at nine, to a seasoned officer who endured 16 wounds in gunfights while serving New York City. His career spans decades, marked by relentless pursuit of criminals like the notorious Fats McCarthy, culminating in a deadly showdown that earned him the Police Medal of Honor.

Soldier Girl
3 pp · non-fiction; war
Deborah Simpson
Fighting Actor
5 pp · non-fiction; biography; sports
Canada Lee

Canada Lee, a former prizefighter known as Lee Canegata, recounts his remarkable journey from aspiring violinist to national lightweight boxing champion, and later to a celebrated stage and screen actor. After retiring from boxing due to failing eyesight, he finds a new path in theater, landing a pivotal role in the WPA’s "Brother Mose" and going on to star in major productions like "Native Son" and "Lifeboat." His passion for both the ring and the stage endures, showing how his fighting spirit and love of performance carried him to success in two very different worlds.

Unsung Heroes: The Story of the Volunteer Firemen
5 pp · non-fiction

In a small community, a routine fire alarm triggers a rapid response from a diverse group of volunteers—ordinary men from all walks of life who instantly become firefighters when called. The story highlights their dedication, training, and the surprising ways they balance their civilian jobs with emergency service, all while emphasizing the selfless spirit that defines volunteer fire departments across the country.

The Underground Stradivarius
2 pp · non-fiction

A young woman and a man named Otto hide a priceless Stradivarius violin from Nazi forces, smuggling it through underground channels to safety in Switzerland. As the instrument’s journey unfolds, its survival mirrors the resilience of those who protected it through war and upheaval.

Roger Williams: Father of Rhode Island
6 pp · non-fiction; biography
Roger Williams

Roger Williams, a man of unwavering principle, flees religious persecution in 17th-century England and settles in the New World, where he champions religious freedom and fair treatment of Native Americans. Facing banishment from Massachusetts for defying colonial laws, he journeys into the wilderness, builds a community with Indigenous allies, and eventually establishes Providence—founded on the ideals of liberty and conscience.

William Sydney Porter 'O'Henry'
6 pp · non-fiction; biography
William Sydney Porter [O. Henry]

William Sydney Porter, known to the world as O’Henry, recounts his life from early days in North Carolina to his time as a pharmacist, rancher, draftsman, and bank teller, all while sketching stories from the people and streets he encountered. After a wrongful conviction and six months on the run, he returns to face jail, where he adopts the pen name O’Henry and begins writing the tales that would make him famous. His stories, drawn from real-life encounters in New York City, capture the quiet dignity and hidden lives of ordinary people.

Humorous History
1 pp · non-fiction; military

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