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| − | Edward Dale Hart | + | '''Edward Dale Hart''', an early [[fan]] from [[Texas]], started reading [[sf]] in 1930 and became a fan in 1937 when he came across ''[[Fantasy Magazine (Schwartz)]]''. He was the main organizer of the [[Tri-Cities SFL]] and was a member of [[FAPA]], [[SFA]], [[FooFoo]], [[OSA]], and [[WAFFF]]. |
| − | For an early short biography, see ''[[Who's Who in Fandom 1940]]'' | + | He attended the [[first Worldcon]], Nycon, in 1939, where he tried to convince the [[Triumvirs]] to reverse their [[Exclusion Act]] against the [[Futurians]]. |
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| + | For an early short [[biography]], see ''[[Who's Who in Fandom 1940]]'', p. 7. | ||
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* ''[[FAPA Flypaper]]'' [1947] (for [[FAPA]]) | * ''[[FAPA Flypaper]]'' [1947] (for [[FAPA]]) | ||
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{{person | born=1920}} | {{person | born=1920}} | ||
Revision as of 18:13, 1 March 2021
(1920 –)
Edward Dale Hart, an early fan from Texas, started reading sf in 1930 and became a fan in 1937 when he came across Fantasy Magazine. He was the main organizer of the Tri-Cities SFL and was a member of FAPA, SFA, FooFoo, OSA, and WAFFF.
He attended the first Worldcon, Nycon, in 1939, where he tried to convince the Triumvirs to reverse their Exclusion Act against the Futurians.
For an early short biography, see Who's Who in Fandom 1940, p. 7.
- FAPA Flypaper [1947] (for FAPA)
| Person | 1920— |
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