Issue | V1#5 |
Published | May 7, 1946 |
Frequency | every 2 week during the school year, except during the holidays |
Cover Price | [no price] |
Pages | 32 |
Editing | ? |
Synopsis | A look at different historical timepieces. |
Genre | fact |
Notes | inside front cover |
Characters | Anne; Rick |
Synopsis | Anne and Rick, in the military, are being rotated home from Europe and elect to see the famous shrines of Mary before they return to the US. |
Genre | religion; fact |
Synopsis | Two word puzzles and one magic square. |
Script | Jules Leopold |
Letters | typeset |
Characters | Chuck White; Officer Brophy; Mr. White; Bill Rankin; Gil Murdoch; Father Burke; Jules Johnson; Carl Adams; Lt. J.J. Ellsworth |
Synopsis | The Rankin gang jumps Officer Brophy; the gang and Chuck are subsequently arrested. |
Genre | teen |
Script | Jay Griffin |
Pencils | Earl Lonsbury |
Inks | Earl Lonsbury |
Notes | Writer credit from Jerry Bails's Who's Who in American Comic Books 1928 -- 1999 (www.bailsprojects.com) |
Synopsis | The story of the development of tin for industrial use. |
Genre | fact |
Script | Iris Vinton |
Pencils | Addison Burbank |
Inks | Addison Burbank |
Characters | Skee Barry; Laffy |
Synopsis | Skee is tranferred to Europe; en route, his troop ship is hit by a torpedo. |
Genre | war |
Pencils | Earl Lonsbury |
Inks | Earl Lonsbury |
Synopsis | Facts about Colorado. |
Genre | fact |
Notes | upper half of page |
Synopsis | Facts about Delaware. |
Genre | fact |
Notes | lower half of page |
Script | Jay Griffin [as Griffin Jay] |
Letters | typeset |
Synopsis | A letter from the National Catholic Welfare Conference Director of Education, Frederick Hockwalt, congratulating publisher Pfaum on the success of Treasure Chest. |
Script | Frederick Hockwalt |
Letters | typeset |
Notes | back cover |