John Poyntz Tyler was an American writer born on May 30, 1906, in Ashland, Virginia. He authored the novel 'A Garden of Cucumbers' in 1960, which inspired the 1967 film 'Fitzwilly.' As a compiler-editor, he contributed to the 'Reference Shelf' series in the 1950s and 1960s. Tyler received his education from various esteemed institutions and worked for multiple companies and organizations, including Westinghouse Electric and the U.S. Army. He claimed an honorary Sioux status, highlighting his diverse background.
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Place of Birth: Ashland, Virginia
Educated At: University of Virginia
Occupation: novelist
Employers: HW Wilson Company | Westinghouse Electric Company | United Cerebral Palsy | U.S. Army
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Note: Moon position is location and time sensitive.| Planet | Position (Tropical, Western) | Transits on May 30, 2024 | Secondary Progressions for May 30, 2024 |
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| Sun | 8 Gemini 21 | 9 Gemini 46 | 1 Libra 42 |
| Moon | 1 Virgo 29 | 9 Pisces 37 | 7 Capricorn 31 |
| Mercury | 27 Taurus 27 | 23 Taurus 9 | 2 Libra 49 |
| Venus | 4 Cancer 47 | 8 Gemini 26 | 18 Scorpio 0 |
| Mars | 21 Gemini 54 | 22 Aries 55 | 8 Virgo 20 |
| Jupiter | 16 Gemini 4 | 1 Gemini 6 | 8 Cancer 58 |
| Saturn | 14 Pisces 53 | 18 Pisces 36 | 10 Pisces 37 |
| Uranus | 7 Capricorn 35 | 24 Taurus 7 | 4 Capricorn 31 |
| Neptune | 8 Cancer 57 | 29 Pisces 38 | 12 Cancer 32 |
| Pluto | 21 Gemini 54 | 1 Aquarius 55 | 23 Gemini 47 |
| Rahu | 15 Leo 12 | 12 Aries 53 | 8 Leo 57 |
| Ketu | 15 Aquarius 12 | 12 Libra 53 | 8 Aquarius 57 |
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