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William J. Thailing was a Cleveland [[fan]] most active during the 1960s. He was a reader and [[collector]] of such [[prozines]] as ''[[Amazing]]'' and ''[[Other Worlds]]''. He was Treasurer of the [[Cleveland in '66]] [[bid]]. {Was he involved in Tricon itself?} | William J. Thailing was a Cleveland [[fan]] most active during the 1960s. He was a reader and [[collector]] of such [[prozines]] as ''[[Amazing]]'' and ''[[Other Worlds]]''. He was Treasurer of the [[Cleveland in '66]] [[bid]]. {Was he involved in Tricon itself?} | ||
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In his mundane life he worked over 40 years for various railroads and was a mail-order comic book dealer. | In his mundane life he worked over 40 years for various railroads and was a mail-order comic book dealer. | ||
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Revision as of 02:18, 11 February 2020
(1926 -- 2003)
William J. Thailing was a Cleveland fan most active during the 1960s. He was a reader and collector of such prozines as Amazing and Other Worlds. He was Treasurer of the Cleveland in '66 bid. {Was he involved in Tricon itself?}
In his mundane life he worked over 40 years for various railroads and was a mail-order comic book dealer.
| Person | 1926—2003 |
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