Dallas Morning News around 1900. Fireside Desk and Fireplace in the room belonging to Col. A.H. Belo , the founder of Dallas Morning newspaper, along with business partner George Bannerman Dealey.
Dallas Morning News newsroom from 1933 or 1934. From Left: Aaron Griffin, Police Reporter, John Rosenfeld, Amusements Editor, Wayne Gard, Copy Reader, (barely visible behind Rosenfeld), John E. King, Managing Editor, Miss Ogla Utley, secretary to G.B. Dealy, J.S. French, Market Editor, Ms. Marian Snyder Green, Reference Department, T.C. (Doc) Daniell, lunchroom manager, A.L. (Coke) Wimmer, Telegraph Editor, Alvin Thomas, Copy Clerk, Harry C. Withers, Managing Editor of the Dallas Journal, Louis Head, copy editor, Elmer G. Luter, Asst City Editor, Chauncey Brown, copy editor, Dick Lee, copy clerk, Jack Patton, cartoonist, Ms. Edith Cranebell, secretary to Managing Editor. Seated: Miss Ruth Buckner, Circulation Dept Secretary, Ms. Betty Trible, receptionist, Ms. Evelyn Goebel, secretary to Ted H. Barrett, City Editor, Miss Fairfax Nisbet, Amusements Writer, Miss Mary Carter Toomer, Society Editor, Kenneth Foree, Night City Editor.
Felix R. McKnight, former DMN editor working on the John F. Kennedy assassination page in the Dallas Times Herald newsroom, Nov. 22, 1963. Far left is James Chambers, Jr. co-publisher, Blackie Sherrod standing next to McKnight. Far right is A.C. Green
Dallas Morning News newsroom, 1938. Young skinny Paul Crume, front left. Across from Crume sits Ken Hand, who wrote a column called ``Off-Hand.’’ Two desks to the left of Crume is Maureen Osborne Fussell, the first woman reporter at the paper, according to longtime reporter, Ruth Buckner. Crume was the Dallas Morning News' front page columnist and humorist for more than two decades.
Dallas Morning News Young Street Bldg around 1982. At the layout desk is James Davis, lower left, Shirley Newsome, center.
NOTE: Photos provided courtesy of the Dallas Morning News
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