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| − | Earl Kay, a Virginian, was an early [[fan]] who was one of the many editors of ''[[FANEWSCARD]]''. He was in the Army during the [[War]], fighting at Anzio. After a spell at home recuperating, he went back and was the last known fannish casualty of WW II ( | + | Earl Kay, a Virginian, was an early [[fan]] who was one of the many editors of ''[[FANEWSCARD]]''. He was in the Army during the [[War]], fighting at Anzio. After a spell at home recuperating, he went back and was the last known fannish casualty of WW II going MIA in Germany just days before the War's end. (The records are a bit confusing with some apparently showing his death in 1944.) |
{{person | born=???? |died=1945}} | {{person | born=???? |died=1945}} | ||
[[Category:fan]] | [[Category:fan]] | ||
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Revision as of 11:11, 28 December 2022
(???? -- 1945)
Earl Kay, a Virginian, was an early fan who was one of the many editors of FANEWS[CARD]. He was in the Army during the War, fighting at Anzio. After a spell at home recuperating, he went back and was the last known fannish casualty of WW II going MIA in Germany just days before the War's end. (The records are a bit confusing with some apparently showing his death in 1944.)
| Person | ????—1945 |
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