Belo Trivia Question of the Day
October 2, 2007
Quick, what does the "A. H." in the newly minted A. H. Belo Corporation stand for?
Indeed, it’s Alfred Horatio Belo, the man who bought the Galveston Daily News way back in the middle of the 19th century. Belo later hatched the Dallas Morning News with a young guy named George Bannerman Dealey. Dealey went on to become president of the young newspaper company, and renamed the venture after A. H. Belo, his mentor.
But of course, you knew that.
Posted by Michael Malone on October 2, 2007 |
Comments (1)
10/8/2007 5:23:25 PM EDT
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Belo Trivia Question of the DayTom commented:
So that's who Dealey was [as in Dealey Plaza, as in grassy knoll, Sixth Floor, single bullet theory, Oswald has been shot etc.].
It's like all the New Yorkers streaming out of Yankee Stadium cursing Major Deegan and the lousy expressway named after him ... who was Major Deegan, anyway?
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