St. Louis Globe-Democrat Photographs: People

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: Crossword Quizzer; Biggest Money Winner, Nurse Solves Globe-Democrat Crossword Puzzle, Wins $26,000 cash. Miss Griffing exclaimed, "unbelievable," when informed that she was the winner. A practical nurse working nights, she related that on occassions the Crossword Quizzer helped fill idle moments during her late hours of duty. Plans for the Money. Asked what she would do with the money, she replied, "make some return to the Lord's work, pay off the balance on my car and possibly take a little trip as I haven't had a vacation in years."

: Crossword Quizzer; Consolation Prize of $500 in the Globe-Democrat's Crossword Quizzer contest is presented to Elliott Haun (right) of 120 West Washington, Belleville by Circulation Manager Charle B. Cleaver. A consolation prize of $500 is awarded each week that the major Quizzer prize is not won.

: Crossword Quizzer; Mrs. Beth Dalton of Harrisburg, Illinois, winner of $3,000 in the Globe-Democrat's Crossword Quizzer puzzle contest, is happy now that her son, Randy talked her into entering the contest. Mrs. Dalton is getting her $3,000 check from Joe Ernst, county circulation manager for the newspaper.

: Crossword Quizzer; Consolation Prize Winners in last week's Globe-Democrat Crossword Quizzer contest receive checks for $250 from Public Relations Director George W. Carson. They are Mrs. Robert Palan (center) of 7227 Creveling Dr., University City, and Mrs. Martha McGill, 1479A Clara.

: Crossword Quizzer; Consolation Prize of $500 in the Globe-Democrat's Crossword Quizzer Puzzle No. 43 is presented to Frank W. Flottmann (right) of 2337 Woodson Road. Presenting the check is William Little, assistant circulation manager. Mr. Flottmann missed only two words.

: Curt Simmons; OLD AND NEW CARDINAL FACES. Veteran lefthander Curt Simmons (above) will pitch Wednesday night's home opener for the Cardinals against the champion Los Angeles Dodgers at Busch Stadium.

: Dave Chapman; "Veteran Dave Chapman, Edwardsville, Ill. plays taps after 206 names of Vietnam veterans killed is Southeast Asia were read by those attending the candlelight service at the Court of Honor across from the Soldiers Memorial, St. Louis."

: David (Chippy) Robinson and Steve Ryan; KIDNAPPING CHARGES were filed in Belleville yesterday against David (Chippy) Robinson (left) and Steve Ryan in their arrest in St. Louis for questioning in the mysterious\u2026 Royal shooting. The photograph was taken at\u2026 Headquarters. (Oct 13 1944), ARRESTED yesterday as police began an investigation into alleged racketeering in the contracting business were David (Chippy) Robinson (left) and Steve Ryan, former Egan gangsters. (Dec 17 1946)

: David Rowland Francis; The President of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company was born at Richmond, Madison County Kentucky, October 1, 1850, son of John B. and Eliza Caldwell [Rowland] Francis. Francis served in various political positions, including mayor of St. Louis, governor of Missouri, and Secretary of the Interior. He died January 15, 1927.

: Davis Cup Champs Meet President; Members of the Davis Cup tennis team pose proudly with President Johnson and the famous trophy they returned to the United States with their victory in Australia. Taking part in the ceremony at the White House are, from the left, team captain Bob Kelleher, Dennis Ralston, Chuck McKinley, President Johnson, Mrs. McKinley, Marty Riessen and A. Edward Turville, president of the United States Lawn Tennis Association. The trophy will be on display in St. Louis Thursday.

: Debbie Warshawski of KMOX-TV; "KMOX-TV's Debbie Warshawski laughs while she was taking pictures of fellow employees selling the [Old Newsboys Day] edition of the Globe Democrat." Warshawski is wearing a Seven-Up apron.

: Debi Faubion; This photo is of Debi Faubion of KMOX-TV at #1 Memorial Drive. She's holding Old Newsboy Edition Newspapers, and is wearing a Seven-Up apron and Old Newsboy button.

: Del Rice; Photograph of Cardinals catcher Del Rice., Rice, Del. Baseball. Dead 1-28-83.

: Denise Ann Rost; "Working in another medium, more than 1,000 students from fourth grade through senior high school contributed poetry and essays to a contest sponsored by the Globe-Democrat." Photographed in this portrait is Denise Ann Rost of Chamois, Missouri who scored second place in the senior division of the contest.

: Dick Groat; Photograph of Cardinals shortstop Dick (Richard Morrow) Groat. Groat played shortstop for the Saint Louis Cardinals from 1963-1965.

: Dizzy Dean; Photograph of Dizzie Dean throwing a ball.

: Dizzy Dean; Dizzy Dean, seated, reads the St. Louis Globe-Democrat cartoons.

: Dizzy Dean; Photograph of "Dizzy" Dean playing a sousaphone with the band on the baseball field in his St. Louis Cardinals uniform.

: Dizzy Dean and Grover Cleveland Alexander; Then there's Grover Cleveland Alexander, at top right, shaking hands with Dizzy Dean. Alexander, hero of the championship team's pitching staff, is on the right.

: Donald G. Anton; Democrat Don Anton and Republican Gene McNary have accused each other of paying political lip service to full disclosure of campaign contributions while attempting to keep some money sources hidden in their race for St. Louis County Supervisor.

: Donald G. Anton and Family; Cadidate for county supervisor, Don Anton, center, and his family at their home. Also pictured, from left, Linda, 11, Aurora, his wife, and Donald, 14.

: Donna Schweiger; "Working in another medium, more than 1,000 students from fourth grade through senior high school contributed poetry and essays to a contest sponsored by the Globe-Democrat." Photographed in this portrait is Donna Schweiger of Freeburg, Illinois who participated in and won first place in the senior division of the contest.

: Doris Paradoski; "Mrs. Paradoski, a 53-year-old housewife, won a one-week cruise for two aboard the Paquet Lines' S.S. Rhapsody (Bahama Registry). Travel arrangements are being handled by Blitz World Wide Travel Service of St. Louis...Mrs. Paradoski won the cruise by coming closest to predicting the time of the area's first official snowfall. She predicted that the first half-inch snowfall, as recorded by the National Weather Service, would be at 1:30 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 18. She was off by only five minutes as the first half-inch of snow was recorded at 1:35 a.m. that day at Lambert St. Louis International Airport."

: Duncan Bauman and Lee Coffee; Globe-Democrat Publisher G. Duncan Bauman presents $500 check to Lee Coffee for his first place effort of losing 43 pounds of blubber.

: Ed Stanky and Tom Alston; Manager Ed Stanky and 1st baseman Ed Alston., Alston, Tom. Baseball. Death 1-5-94.

: Edward L. Meyer; Image depicts Edward L. Meyer with his Canna flowers. Meyer has planted Canna Lillies for 15 years

: Elvis Presley; Elvis Presley at Kiel Auditorium. March 29, 1957.

: Eugene F. Williams and Dr. Frank R. Bradley; Eugene F. Williams Jr. (left), chairman of the Blue Cross Board, presents a check for $47,227.63 to Dr. Frank R. Bradley, director of Barnes Hospital, in a ceremony Monday which pushed total Blue Cross payments for care of St. Louis members over the $200,000,000 mark.

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