Martin L. Duggan, left, congratulates winners of the Richard H. Amberg Memorial Award, Lt. Cmdr. Kenneth L. Ernst and Boatswain Mate J.C.' Michael Harcourt, right. In back are winners of the Globe-Democrat Distinguished Service Award , from left, Melvin Stern, WIlliam Reinhold, O. G. Pressley, Ralph W. Groves, John A. Gaylon, Thomas F. Beatty and D. L. Dennis.
Receiving awards Wednesday night in appreciation of their assistance to the St. Louis Junior Chamber of Commerce are Bob Goddard, left. Globe-Democrat amusement editor; Martin Duggan, associate managing editor, second from right, who accepted on behalf of the Globe-Democrat, and George Carson, right, Globe-Democrat public relations director. Presenting the awards is Ralph Schaefer, president of the Jayces.
Globe to start afternoon paper--Jeff and Debbie Gluck announce plans to start publishing a new afternoon newspaper in St. Louis. The paper will be a separtate paper from the globe with a new name and format to be decided. It should publication in 3 weeks.
Globe-Democrat Business Excellence award winners at a meeting Thursday. From leftAlfred Fleiscer, JA president; Cynthia Schreiter; Cheryl Kay Lodholz; George A. Killenberg, Globe-Democrat managing editor; Greg Thomas; Bill Rusch, and Dan Myer
City of Kirkwood mayor Herbert S. Jones and magicians Rick Kalmon and Chris Rayman with the prediction on the headlines of the St. Louis Globe-Democrat on March 22, 1986. The magic show will be held at the Kirkwood Community Center, 111Geyer Rd., Saturday March 22, 1986. Tickets are $2 for matinee and $4 for the evening show.
Boys who won a trip to the Air Force Academy at Colorado Springs board a plane at Lambert-St. Louis Municipal Airport. Those who earned the trip by selling subscriptions to The Globe-Democrat are (clockwise from the (lower step on the left) Kevin Squires, Warren Howard, Mack George, James Goodrich, Jery Gross, Leroy Brand, John Khoury, Mike Johnson, Steve DeRossett, Terry Johnson, Gene Lewis, Tony Backy and Jerry Albert. Accompanying the boys are Tom Robison and BIll Birch.
INTO A VERMONT TIME CAPSULE goes a microfilmed copy of The Globe-Democrat. Alois J. Lorenz of St. Louis placed the film in the capsule, which will be installed in the new home office fo the National Life Insurance Company at Montpelier, Vt. Holding the original copy of the paper is a girl dressd in the costume of the 1850s when the company was founded by Dr. Julius Dewey, father of Adm. Dewey
St. Louis Globe-Democrat Publisher John Prentis with George Peach, circut attorney, at press conference denouncing a flyer against Jack Keane which uses a false editorial from the Globe-Democrat.
Globe-Democrat publisher Jeffrey Gluck looks over the shoulder of head make-up Editor Wally Kratzer as the front page for Globe-Democrat's first edition under Gluck is completed.
Winners of a circulation increase contest among the newspaper carriers of The Globe-Democrat were bound for Las Vegas and a threeday holiday when they took of from Lambert St. Louis International Airport Saturday. THe contest ran from last December through last March. Each month, three winners in five circulation categories received cash prizes or a South African gold Krugerrand (coin). At the contest's finish, the five top circulation competitors were announced and awarded the trip that included three days and two nights at the Aladdin Hotel for two. The winners and their wives, who accompanied them are: Mr. and Mrs. George F. McGinley, of 6664 Kenwood Dr., Normand; Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Marshall, of 7401 Arlington Dr., Richmond Heights; Mr. and Mrs. Patrick W. Ryan, of 4908 Orange Blossom Ct., Hazelwood; Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Brauch, of 2145 Pearl Dr., Arnold, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Haas, of 9 Floral Dr., Belleville. Doyle Heaman, home deliver manager, and his wife also went on the trip. Winner Robert E. Marshall described his feelings before the trip, saying: "We're very excited. I'm looking forward to having a wonderful time, seeing some shows and seeing how many my luck is."
"PRESIDENTS OF WINNING ORGANIZATIONS in the Gloibe-Democrat's annual Club Leadership Awards visit following last week's luncheon at the Mello Colony Hotel at which the newspaper honored Eight District Federated Blubs. From left: Mrs. David Hinni, president of the Wednesday Club of Eureka, first award for leading a city-wide financial drive to obtain a Hurst tool for freeing victims from wrecked automobiles; Mrs. Francis Quinn, Tuesday Literary Club of St. Louis, second award for collecting books to be given to pupils at Adams School; Mrs. William Heintzelman, Glendale Women's Club, third award for spearheading a commuity-wide Fourth of July extravaganza.
RIS RADIO--Reading the Morning Globe-Democrat over the Radio Information Service are L-R: Phyllis Ellett and Robert L. Cook at Our Lady Of The Snows.(Globe Democrat/Rick Stankoven)
Presidents of three winning clubs in The Globe Democrat's 10th annual Club Achievement Awards are, from left. Mrs. F. L. Dinsmore, Marquerite Krueger Conservation Club, third place; Mrs. J. W. Davis, Twin City Area Woman's Club, first; Mrs. W.A. Feiler, St. Louis Alumnae Association of Alpha Delta Pi, second. Checks were presented by the Globe at a luncheon Friday at the Rodeway Inn.
Marine Sgt. Mitchell S. (Stoney) Merriman of the Marine Corps recruiting station here views reproductions of Marine combat art on display in The Globe-Democrat lobby, 12th at Delmar
