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Credits:

• Pencils: Pete Hironaka
• Inks: Pete Hironaka

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Story featuring TC Puzzle Page

Credits:

• Pencils: Bill Walsh
• Inks: Bill Walsh

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Story featuring Chuck White

Storyline: Chuck is convinced that the substitute teacher is a hit-and-run driver, and acts belligerently until the real culprit is caught. Chuck apologizes and gets off to a good start in the football game. But the crowd forgets his touchdown when he fumbles in the fourth quarter.

Credits:

• Script: Matt Christopher
• Pencils: Fran Matera
• Inks: Fran Matera

The Bewildering Bear That Wasn't a Bear

Storyline: European scientists, hunters, and explorers puzzle over reports of a black-and-white bear-like creature in China, until they finally find a live specimen, name it a panda, and conclude that it is related to raccoons.

The Mystery of Cockscrow Manor Part V

Storyline: Twins Rick and Rita find a hoard of coins. Wee-Bit examines them, and believes them to be counterfeit. The twins decide to hide them until their father returns, but Wee-Bit spirits the coins away, believing he can hide them better. As Rick falls asleep that night, a mysterious stranger slips into his room.

Credits:

• Script: Frances Crandall
• Pencils: Frank Borth
• Inks: Frank Borth

Ginseng -- Root of Riches

Trick or Treat

Storyline: A small alien goes trick-or-treating with the children, unnoticed because everyone assumes he's a kid in an alien costume.

Credits:

• Pencils: Stan Fine
• Inks: Stan Fine

Untitled Story

Credits:

• Script: Marvin Townsend
• Script: E. B. Wagner
• Script: Al Kaufman
• Pencils: Marvin Townsend
• Pencils: E. B. Wagner
• Pencils: Al Kaufman
• Inks: Marvin Townsend
• Inks: E. B. Wagner
• Inks: Al Kaufman

Our Mysterious World

Credits:

• Pencils: H. B. Harn
• Inks: H. B. Harn

Father Dunne

Storyline: Moved by the plight of young working boys living on the street but too old for orphan homes, Father Dunne works and prays to open a place for them. He works to make it a home rather than an institution, and he aids 6500 boys in his lifetime. The work continues even after he is gone.

Credits:

• Script: Luke Schafer
• Pencils: Bill Haines
• Inks: Bill Haines

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Story featuring Did You Know?

Storyline: Curious sports facts

Credits:

• Script: Mario DeMarco
• Pencils: Mario DeMarco
• Inks: Mario DeMarco
• Letters: Mario DeMarco

"Search and Rescue" is Their Business

Storyline: The Coast Guard's Search and Rescue service aids civilians and military in any sort of distress on the sea or in bodies of fresh water.

Credits:

• Pencils: Pete Hironaka
• Inks: Pete Hironaka

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Letter Column featuring Backtalk

Credits:

• Script: James Langdon