Texan Joe Cooper Bids Farewell With Chili Book
Texas publicist Joe E. Cooper died in Dallas and left behind a lifetime pursuit of chili origins. He authored With or Without Beans and sought the book’s truth after decades in journalism and PR. Librarian Dr Luther Harris Evans noted an extended Library of Congress search on the topic.
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Chili origins debated by Texas diners and travelors
Fragmentary notes collect opinions from Joe and friends on chili origins. De Holger the Chili Sage calls it ancient. Gib Sahdefer cites universal appeal from China to Burma. Will Grant recalls seeking the real chili in Mexico. Dick West asserts no bad chili exists near Dallas.
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Dallas Morning News
Vast Business Expansion Seen in Early Year Report
A combined January to March report notes Vast Business Expansion Seen rising to new highs. It cites year ahead boosts with 1952 outlays and 1953 projections totaling billions, and an annual rate near twentyseven point seven billion for 1953.
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