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September 27, 1938
Imperial Valley Press
El Centro, Imperial County, California
What is this article about?
George 'Deerslayer' Oldman, a San Diego resident, accidentally hits a deer with his car near Laguna while driving to El Centro on Tuesday morning, ties the buck to his vehicle, and jokes about forgetting his hunting license.
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"Deerslayer" George Oldman was in El Centro Tuesday, clad not in tattered hunting clothes and carrying a squirrel gun, but dressed in immaculate "whites", and driving his "weapon", an auto. Oldman, a San Diego resident who frequently visits the valley, was driving over early Tuesday morning. Coming past Laguna a deer suddenly smashed into the right rear fender of his car and before Oldman had time to yell "fore" he had bagged a beauty. He tied the buck's body on the car and proceeded valleyward. "Most embarrassing, because I'd forgotten my hunting license," he said.
"Deerslayer" George Oldman was in El Centro Tuesday, clad not in tattered hunting clothes and carrying a squirrel gun, but dressed in immaculate "whites", and driving his "weapon", an auto. Oldman, a San Diego resident who frequently visits the valley, was driving over early Tuesday morning. Coming past Laguna a deer suddenly smashed into the right rear fender of his car and before Oldman had time to yell "fore" he had bagged a beauty. He tied the buck's body on the car and proceeded valleyward. "Most embarrassing, because I'd forgotten my hunting license," he said.
What sub-type of article is it?
Curiosity
What themes does it cover?
Misfortune
What keywords are associated?
Deer Collision
Hunting License
Car Accident
El Centro
What entities or persons were involved?
George Oldman
"Deerslayer"
Where did it happen?
Near Laguna, El Centro, Valley
Story Details
Key Persons
George Oldman
"Deerslayer"
Location
Near Laguna, El Centro, Valley
Event Date
Tuesday
Story Details
George Oldman, driving his car near Laguna, collides with a deer that smashes into his fender; he ties the buck to his car and proceeds, embarrassed by forgetting his hunting license.