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(1901 – February 1963) | (1901 – February 1963) | ||
| − | A [[fan]] who joined [[NAPA]] in 1911. While he was somewhat of a [[fringe fan]], he was a member of [[FAPA]] from 1946–52. He co-[[edited]] ''[[Unspeakable Thing]]'' with [[Helen Wesson]] when they were both in [[Japan]]. He was also involved with the [[N3F]], developing a proposed constitution in 1946. | + | A [[fan]] who joined [[NAPA (Mundane)]] in 1911. While he was somewhat of a [[fringe fan]], he was a member of [[FAPA]] from 1946–52. He co-[[edited]] ''[[Unspeakable Thing]]'' with [[Helen Wesson]] when they were both in [[Japan]]. He was also involved with the [[N3F]], developing a proposed constitution in 1946. |
In civilian life, he was a reporter for the ''New York Times'' and was later in charge of its Tokyo office. (While he was in Tokyo, he was popular there as a recording artist specializing in popular tunes.) | In civilian life, he was a reporter for the ''New York Times'' and was later in charge of its Tokyo office. (While he was in Tokyo, he was popular there as a recording artist specializing in popular tunes.) | ||
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{{person | born=1901 | died=1963}} | {{person | born=1901 | died=1963}} | ||
[[Category:fan]] | [[Category:fan]] | ||
[[Category:US]] | [[Category:US]] | ||
Revision as of 18:00, 10 November 2021
(1901 – February 1963)
A fan who joined NAPA in 1911. While he was somewhat of a fringe fan, he was a member of FAPA from 1946–52. He co-edited Unspeakable Thing with Helen Wesson when they were both in Japan. He was also involved with the N3F, developing a proposed constitution in 1946.
In civilian life, he was a reporter for the New York Times and was later in charge of its Tokyo office. (While he was in Tokyo, he was popular there as a recording artist specializing in popular tunes.)
| Person | 1901—1963 |
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