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Little Orphan Annie. Wise Venturing Is the Most Commendable Part of Human Prudence

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Title	Little Orphan Annie. Wise Venturing Is the Most Commendable Part of Human Prudence
Creator	Gray, Harold Lincoln, 1894-1968
Language	eng
Resource Type	Image
Permanent Link	https://hdl.handle.net/1811/fcd69b67-e954-4afa-83f0-39781df27896
Date Issued	June 27, 1948
Date Copyrighted	1948
Version	tear sheets
Summary	Annie is talking with Lissa about Max, the Puddle's hand man and chauffeur. He goes out a few nights a week. They watch Peter Petard and his wife Pola leave. Max leaves so, rather than follow him, Annie finds a secret panel in his room and finds a list of names and the second page is a death list.
Description	Copyright, 1948, by News Syndicate Co. Inc. Thirteen panel color comic strip.
Syndicate	News Syndicate
Item Identifier	Finding Number: CGA.SFT128% Digital ID: d_14278
Collection Identifier	SPEC.CGA.SF
Unit	Billy Ireland Cartoon Library and Museum
Source Collection	San Francisco Academy of Comic Art Collection
Extent	25.2 x 37.4 cm
Medium	ink newsprint
Time Period (Topic)	1940s (1940-1949)
Genre	comic strips newspapers
Subject	Murder Criminals Orphans Girls Chauffeurs
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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