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| "The Tempter" (poem, lines
31-40) |
The article where the poem appeared
is depicted at the right.
It was scanned from COSTIGAN #24, Glenn Lord, September 1980.
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The poem appeared in Part 3 of
an article written by Bob St. John.
The article appeared in the Dallas Morning News issues dated
February 20, 21, and 22.
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A. H. Belo Corporation is a media corporation
encompassing both newspaper publishing and television broadcasting across
the country. It is the oldest continuously operated business institution
in Texas, having been founded on April 11, 1842, with the first edition of
the Daily News in Galveston.
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In 1885 Belo sent George Bannerman Dealey,
who had joined the Galveston News as an office boy nine years earlier, to
Dallas to establish a sister paper. The Dallas Morning News began publication
on October 1, 1885.
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In 1980,
Joseph Macdonald Dealey became chairman of the board of the A. H. Belo Corporation
and publisher of the Dallas Morning News. Joseph Macdonald Dealey
is the grandson of George Bannerman Dealey.
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