Editor and Publisher at Delaney Draper Gazette
The listing notes an editor and publisher role at Delaney and Draper related to gctelegram.com with editor and managing editor positions indicated, reflecting a historic newspaper staff structure from the early 1900s.
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Delaney
Draper
Faith in free speech and democracy in doubt
Chanute Tribune reflects on the National Archives releasing 600 boxes of HUAC transcripts from the 1940s. It argues that democracy and free expression foster good government, while noting past fears of propaganda and calls to ban flag burning. It defends broad political rights and the public’s ability to choose leaders and media.
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America
National Archive
House Committee On Un-American
Congress
Chanute Tribune
Texas inmate Rivas gets death for police killing
George Rivas, leader of a major Texas prison escape, is sentenced to death for killing Officer Aubrey Hawkins. Hawkins' widow denounces him as remorseless. The report also notes reactions to binge drinking and a LSU student survey finding 95 percent of parents view excessive drinking as a serious threat to their children.
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George Rivas
Texas
Aubrey Hawkins
Rebekah Monson
Louisiana State University
Countrymark taken to the cleaners in rapid deals
The article outlines how H. Swanson, after taking Countrymark’s top job in 1996, drove rapid purchases of Buckeye Feed Mills and Malta Clayton through complex entities and related payments. It details a 34 page federal indictment accusing Swanson of bilking the co-op of millions via related transactions and rounds of financing, including connections to Rogers & Wells, Associated Capital, Growmark, and Archer Daniels Midland. The piece notes escalating acquisition costs and questionable dealings within months of his tenure.
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Aid H. Swanson
Countrymark Cooperative
Co-Op
Buckeye Feed Mills Inc
Swanson
Malta
Countrymark
Buckeye
Associated Capital
Zises
Countrymark Board
Marta Clayton
Project Explorer Mark II Corp
Project Explorer Corp. II
Rogers and Wells
David H
Maria Clayton
Growmark
Illinois Farm Co-Op
David H. Swanson
Archer Daniels Midland
Not So Nice A Neighborhood After a Mass Shooting
Kathleen Parker recalls a tranquil town shattered by a fatal shooting of two visiting federal prosecutors by four teenagers. She laments fear spreading through once safe streets, notes personal stakes, and urges readers to speak out while acknowledging limited response.
On This Day in History August 30
This history feature lists notable events on August 30 including the 1862 Bull Run defeat at Manassas, Cleopatra's death around 30 B C, Ty Cobb's 1905 MLB debut, the 1941 siege of Leningrad, MacArthur's 1945 Japan arrival, the 1963 Washington Moscow hotline start, and Ty Cobb's quote about baseball and war.
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Bull Run
Manassas
B.C
Egypt
Cleopatra
Ty Cobb
Detroit Tigers
Leningrad
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
Washington
Moscow
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