Man’s Life
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Man’s Life November (1956)-Leeches of Hell-Joytown of the South-Battle of the Ta
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This November 1956 issue of Man’s Life features a dramatic cover story titled “Attacked by ‘Leeches of Hell’.” Known for its sensational tales and dynamic illustrations, this issue stands out in vintage magazine collections.
- We Are Losing the Battle of the Tanks — Michael O. Barski
- Death on a Cliff: Back from the dead, an animal tries to avenge his killing — Jess Baker
- Trapped in a Flaming Inferno: They had to take their choice—fight the fire or blow sky high — Tom Carlson
- Buried Under 300 Tons: Trapped under tons of paper, one wrong move could snuff out their lives — Rocco Cucci
- Attacked by ‘Leeches of Hell’: They were ripped and torn by little animals without a mercy — Joseph Rabbat
- They Burned Him Alive: He accepted their verdict—he burned black without a sound — W.O. Jameson
- 2,000 Dead in Two Minutes: The earth opened swallowing buildings and people—then closed again — Guillermo Paz
- Live Cargo on the Loose: He struggled with a bucking plane as lions roamed the countryside — Capt. Gordon Finch
- Perfect Is No Word for Murder: Little slip-ups trip murderers and they wind up like their victims — Derek Coleman
- Do American Males Really Want Virgin Brides?: Men looking for wives should beware the tarnished virgin — William Hayes
- Asheville, N.C.—Joytown of the South: Out-of-towners are welcome to a social whirl unparalleled in the South! — Gene Channing
- The Young Folks Roll: We kids were real tough—but a dame was tougher — Rollin W. Bates
- Says You: The readers sound off
- Modern Medicine for Men: Does muscle building weaken the mind? — R.M. Saunders, M.D.
Condition: Very Good with minor edge wear and signs of aging typical for magazines of this era.
