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True Comics #68 (1948)

Parents' Magazine Press · 1948 · 37 pages

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Contains 7 stories
Richard E. Byrd, World's Leading Arctic Explorer
5 pp · non-fiction
Richard E. Byrd
Untitled story
4 pp · crime
Steve SaundersFred PairOllie MeltonBoy Bandit KimesChick RogersJ. Edgar Hoover
Gallico the Great, America's Top Sports Writer
3 pp · non-fiction
Paul GallicoJack Dempsy (cameo)Dizzy Dean (cameo)Johnny Weissmuler (cameo)Benny Friedman (cameo)Gar Wood (cameo)Joe Lewis (cameo)

Paul Gallico, America’s top sports writer, built his reputation by getting close to the champions of the day—athletes like Jack Dempsey, Dizzy Dean, Johnny Weissmuller, Benny Friedman, Gar Wood, and Joe Lewis—capturing their grit and glory in words. His deep connections with these legends helped shape his legacy, culminating in the founding of the Golden Gloves, a testament to his passion for the spirit of competition.

He Fought Against Odds
4 pp · non-fiction; military
Hugo Mulzac
Kidnapped Millionaire
1.5 pp · crime
Part IV: The Rubber Industry
5 pp · non-fiction
Christopher Columbus (cameo)Charles Goodyear (cameo)
Underwater Rescue
4 pp · non-fiction
Norman Putnam

Norman Putnam and his friends made a daring rescue when a boat caught fire on Lake DeRuyter, pulling a woman and child to safety. Their quick action earned Putnam the Gold Honor Medal With Crossed Palms—the third Boy Scout to receive the honor.

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