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Domestic News May 18, 1939

The Key West Citizen

Key West, Monroe County, Florida

What is this article about?

Edward G. Lemmon, a Civilian Conservation Corps member at West Summerland Key, went missing Tuesday afternoon, presumed drowned near Spanish Harbor Bridge. Continuous searches by Coast Guard planes, local fishermen, and camp members have yielded no trace as of the report.

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NO TRACE FOUND OF MISSING YOUTH

MANY AID IN FRUITLESS SEARCH FOR CCC BOY BELIEVED TO BE DROWNED

Nothing new has been discovered relative to the supposed loss by drowning Tuesday afternoon of Edward G. Lemmon, member of the Civilian Conservation Corps camp at West Summerland Key.

Since the young man had been found missing and his clothing discovered piled against a bulkhead of Spanish Harbor Bridge, the search for traces of Lemmon or his body has been carried on continuously night and day.

Every effort has been made by planes of the Coast Guard, fishermen from the Keys and members of the camp, searching for some trace of the boy. However, up until this afternoon no news had reached Key West of his being found.

What sub-type of article is it?

Accident

What keywords are associated?

Missing Youth Ccc Boy Drowning Search Efforts West Summerland Key

What entities or persons were involved?

Edward G. Lemmon

Where did it happen?

West Summerland Key

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

West Summerland Key

Event Date

Tuesday Afternoon

Key Persons

Edward G. Lemmon

Outcome

missing, believed drowned; no trace found despite continuous search

Event Details

Edward G. Lemmon went missing Tuesday afternoon; clothing found piled against bulkhead of Spanish Harbor Bridge; search conducted continuously by Coast Guard planes, fishermen from the Keys, and camp members, but no traces discovered up until this afternoon.

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