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Little Orphan Annie. The Man Who Sees Both Sides of a Question Is a Man Who Sees Absolutely Nothing at All

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Title	Little Orphan Annie. The Man Who Sees Both Sides of a Question Is a Man Who Sees Absolutely Nothing at All
Creator	Gray, Harold Lincoln, 1894-1968
Language	eng
Resource Type	Image
Permanent Link	https://hdl.handle.net/1811/2a8a493a-2a0f-46d8-b454-2c2d1c9a532d
Date Issued	June 13, 1948
Date Copyrighted	1948
Version	tear sheets
Summary	Max is planning for all people to be equal. He will live in the big house and give the orders. Mr. Puddle is overhearing his conversation. Gammy sends Annie to the grocery store with some money. A man in the alley hits her over the head and steals her money. Mr. Puddle sees it all and hits the man with his cane. He carries Annie in the house. Annie comes to.
Description	Thirteen panel color comic strip. Copyright, 1948, by News Syndicate Co. Inc.
Syndicate	News Syndicate
Item Identifier	Finding Number: CGA.SFT128% Digital ID: d_14276
Collection Identifier	SPEC.CGA.SF
Unit	Billy Ireland Cartoon Library and Museum
Source Collection	San Francisco Academy of Comic Art Collection
Extent	25.3 x 36.5 cm
Medium	ink newsprint
Time Period (Topic)	1940s (1940-1949)
Genre	comic strips newspapers
Subject	Criminals Thieves Orphans Girls
File Format	image/tiff
Published In	Idaho Sunday Statesman
Rights Statement	Copyright Not Evaluated
Rights Note	This item, made available for research and educational purposes, may be protected by copyright; the user is responsible for making a final determination of copyright status.

Credit line: San Francisco Academy of Comic Art Collection, The Ohio State University, Billy Ireland Cartoon Library and Museum

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