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	Dick Moores - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Dick Moores is a comic strip creator whose best known work was for the comic strip Gasoline Alley.
		Moores was hired by Frank King in 1956 to assist him on the Gasoline Alley dailies (King's former assistant Bill Perry had taken over doing the Sunday strip in 1951).
		In 1959, King retired and Moores assumed writing and drawing duties for the daily strip.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dick_Moores (273 words)

	Hogan's Interviews \| Jim Scancarelli
		Dick Moores used to tell me, “Once they do that, it’ll be two or three months and you’re out.” It was a test-drop to see if anyone would complain.
		Dick Moores would do a lot of that from memory, and he used to try to train me to do it that way, which was impossible for me to do.
		Dick used to say it was sometimes hard to deal with Skeezix and Walt because they were getting on in age, and it was easier to do some of these wacko stories with Rufus and Joel.
	cagle.com /hogan/interviews/scancarelli/home.asp (4030 words)

	A Stroll Down Gasoline Alley
		The 46-year-old Dick Moores accepted the offer and began scripting the dailies in 1956, putting much of his concentration on Judy as she entered the work force, got her own apartment and began dating.
		Moores built on the story in the years that followed and Chip was inspired to become a doctor following his return to the U.S. Over the course of the 1960s, Moores had also cultivated the friendship of Clovia Wallet with a goofy, overweight kid named Slim Skinner.
		Moores' efforts were recognized with a Reuben for Outstanding Story Strip in the spring of 1982.
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /bobro/102497753467861.htm (2050 words)

	Salem Pioneer Cemetery Burial Details
		Moore was on his motorcycle which he rode continuously and in a bad blocking of traffic was struck by an automobile owned, it is said, by someone in the city of Silverton.
		Col. Moores also came to Oregon in the 1852 immigration, settled in Lane county and acquired 1700 acres of land, represented that county in the territorial legislature, and in 1857 was one of the Lane county delegates in the constitutional convention, framing Oregon's fundamental laws.
		Moores’ death was not known to the members of the household at 2617 Pine street until yesterday morning, and an effort to conceal the details of her demise, only tended to increase the interest that was felt in it.
	www.open.org /~pioneerc/pg31.html (7917 words)

	Comic creator: Dick Moores
		Richard Arnold Moores was born in Lincoln, Nebraska, and studied art at the Chicago Art Academy and worked as an assistant to Chester Gould on the backgrounds and lettering of 'Dick Tracy' between 1932 and 1936.
		Moores worked mainly on the newspaper strips during the 1940s and 1950s.
		Moores' run on the strip was very successful; he modernized the style and focused on a different set of characters than King.
	www.lambiek.net /artists/m/moores_d.htm (240 words)

	Comics Page: Gasoline Alley
		Moores began his career at the Walt Disney Studios, drawing "Uncle Remus" Sunday page and the daily dog character "Scamp" for more than 14 years.
		Dick added a new dimension to the strip with three characters who might have been conceived merely as walk-ons, but who by now are a permanent part of the scene.
		Considering Moores served as assistant to Chester Gould on Dick Tracy for 5 years, he conducted Gas Alley with understatement.
	www.comicspage.com /gasoline/gasoline_moores.html (302 words)

	San Diego Metropolitan Magazine - John Moores Solos On Petco Park’s First Anniversary
		Moores’ memories of the night are somewhat blurry.
		Moores has an interesting take on why the opening — delayed two years by a spate of unsuccessful lawsuits — went so well.
		Moores is aware of the recent KPBS/Competitive Edge survey in which the ballpark scored well.
	www.sandiegometro.com /2005/apr/petco.php (876 words)

	Don Markstein's Toonopedia: Gasoline Alley
		In 1956, King hired Dick Moores, who had assisted Chester Gould on Dick Tracy in the 1930s, drawn Mickey Mouse comic books in the '50s, and done a strip of his own, Jim Hardy, in between, to assist him on the dailies.
		Many strips have been inherited by assistants when their creators retired or died, and in practically every case, there was a drop in quality.
		Moores wrote and drew Gasoline Alley until his death in 1986.
	www.toonopedia.com /gasalley.htm (841 words)

	Don Markstein's Toonopedia: Jim Hardy
		The hardest of all comics' hard-boileds was, of course, Dick Tracy.
		And it was working as Chester Gould's assistant on the Tracy strip that cartoonist Dick Moores (later famous as Frank King's successor on Gasoline Alley) learned how to make them that way.
		Moores moved to Disney, where he worked on comics about Mickey Mouse, Scamp et al.
	www.toonopedia.com /jimhardy.htm (670 words)

	drawn and quarterly
		By that time, the strip was in the capable hands of Bill Perry and Dick Moores.
		Once King retired in 1959, Moores continued the strip until his death in 1986, always equalling or, some say, surpassing his mentor's level of quality.
		Moores built on the plotline by having Chip become a doctor when he returned to the United States.
	www.drawnandquarterly.com /newsList.php?item=a4304ef44003f0 (589 words)

	thecontemporariesmoores (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-11)
		Richard 'Dick' Arnold Moores began his career in 1931 as an assistant to Chester Gould, who had just started his enormously successful comic strip, Dick Tracy.
		After 5 years Moores went on to create a comic of his own called Jim Hardy, but in 1942 he joined Disney's.
		Moores was assigned to work on the comic book version of Mickey Mouse, who was drawn in a round and naive style, and on Donald Duck whom he made shorter and rounder than previous artists.
	www.cbarks.dk /thecontemporariesmoores.htm (119 words)

	Index to Comic Art Collection: "Moore, Sara" to "Mopsy"
		"Canine Couch Potatoes" (In the Bleachers, Oct. 30, 1989) / Moore.
		Moore, Willfred G. Burtt, Robert M. The Air Adventures of Jimmie Allen.
		Walt Disney's Donald Duck and the New Birdhouse / adapted by Dick Moores and Norm McGary ; drawings by the Walt Disney Studio.
	www.lib.msu.edu /comics/rri/mrri/moore_s.htm (5452 words)

	Moores (disambiguation) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Moores, Canadian brand specialized in tailor-made clothing for men similar to Tip Top Tailors or Classys
		Simon Moores, authority on the evolution and delivery of electronic government
		This human name article is a disambiguation page – a list of pages that might otherwise share the same title, which is a person's or persons' name.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Moores_(disambiguation) (125 words)

	Rants & Raves (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-11)
		Moores assisted Gould on Tracy in the thirties and inherited Gasoline Alley from its creator, Frank King.
		Jim was Moores’ assistant before inheriting the strip himself.
		Dick Locher, the current steward of the iconic Dick Tracy, was pleased at the gesture in Gasoline Alley.
	www.rcharvey.com /archive/opus069.html (1376 words)

	SignOnSanDiego.com > Sports > Padres -- Is Padres shake-up in works?
		Manager Bruce Bochy is to meet with Padres chairman John Moores, president Dick Freeman and general manager Kevin Towers this week as the brass contemplates changes for a franchise on pace to lose 118 games.
		Moores also has endorsed Towers, his GM since November 1995.
		Towers is guaranteed nearly $3 million on a contract that runs through 2007, with a club option for 2008.
	www.signonsandiego.com /sports/padres/20030528-9999_1s28padres.html (644 words)

	Comic Art Fans - From Mickey to Sexy! The Art of Paul Murry (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-11)
		Moore's influence is the primary reason that Murry gave for his subsequent emphasis on drawing Mickey comics.
		Dick worked on the Remus strip and comic book stories and was doing Mickey Mouse in the early 50's including the classic Wonderful Whizzix story.
		Dick like Murry left for greener pastures-- only unlike Murry did not return- instead later joining Frank King as an assistant on Gasoline Alley.
	www.comicartfans.com /forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=762 (1460 words)

	Comics Page: Gasoline Alley
		Jim Scancarelli took over the responsibilities of drawing and writing the strip in April 1986 after the passing of Dick Moores, who presided over the strip for more than 30 years.
		Dick decided to send me strips to ink on a temporary basis to see how things would work.
		Before working as Moores’ assistant, Scancarelli worked with George Breisacher on “Mutt and Jeff” for two years.
	www.comicspage.com /gasoline/gasoline_creator.html (297 words)

	The Comic Strip (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-11)
		Dick Moores joined the team in 1956 and by 1960, had almost completly taken over the writing and drawing chores of Gasoline Alley.
		Bill Perry retired in 1976 and Bob Zschiesche was hired to do the SundayPage, which he did until 1979.
		In 1977, Moores added Jim Scancarelli to the team.
	www.isd.net /dgjohnso/page1.html (277 words)

	Padres' No. 1 pick arrested, suspended (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-11)
		He won't be able to play during the suspension, and was told to come to San Diego on Tuesday for a physical, general manager Kevin Towers said.
		Towers said team owner John Moores, president Dick Freeman and scouting director Bill Gayton would be involved in deciding how Bush will be disciplined.
		YANKEES: Jose Contreras' family defected from Cuba this week, and the New York Yankees pitcher left the team Tuesday and traveled to Miami to reunite with his wife and two daughters.
	reds.enquirer.com /2004/06/23/mlbnotebook23.html (624 words)

	DICK MOORES Autograph
		DICK MOORES - INSCRIBED SELF-CARICATURE SIGNED 1982 - DOCUMENT 15927
		MOORES (1909-1986) began drawing the nationally syndicated newspaper cartoon "Gasoline Alley", originally created by Frank King in 1919, in 1956.
		He won a Reuben Award in 1974, and was named Cartoonist of the Year in 1986, the year he turned the strip over to Jim Scancarelli.
	www.historyforsale.com /html/prodetails.asp?documentid=15927 (176 words)

	AstroNerdBoy's Comic Strips
		Are you going to say that none of these people that do those strips deserve work?
		Dick Moores who did Gasoline Alley and now Jim Scancarelli that does it.
		I mean, you've got some brilliant guys doing these comics.
	www.astronerdboy.com /comic-strips/kiosks/advice/Guy_Gilchrist-p1.html (2931 words)

	STUART NG BOOKS - CATALOGUE 13 - SUMMER 2005 - Comics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-11)
		Specialty drawings by Foster, Caniff, Chester Gould, Johnny Hart, Bil Keane, Hank Ketcham, Dick Moores, Schulz, Chic Young, others.
		A Salute to Milton Caniff with dozens of written and illustrated tributes from Blake, Browne, Gould, Keane, Ketcham, Moores, Schulz, Walker, others.
		Specialty drawings by Blake, Browne, Gould, Hart, Keane, Mell Lazarus, Moores, Schulz Sickles, Walker, Dean Young.
	www.stuartngbooks.com /catalog13comics.html (1554 words)

	FAL.net - Cartoonology - a Brief History of Cartooning
		Recently, there has been more serious respect for the form since it's become a neccessary shorthand in our information age.
		1960's: "Gasoline Alley" characters as seen by Dick Moores.
		An excellent example of the illusion of "time passing" through the space of just one panel.
	www.fal.net /community/toonpast.html (571 words)

	Here's Mickey!
		In 1932 other scripters were brought in to assist Gottfredson, who continued to handle the plots.
		One of his art assistants was Dick Moores, who would go on to become a top Mouse cartoonist in his own right, eventually doing an award winning job on Gasoline Alley, a strip he inherited from retiring Frank King.
		Gottfredson's Mickey continued on fighting such awesome adversaries like shyster Eli Squinch, The Phantom Blot, and Captain Vulture, with settings ranging from floating islands to haunted castles --until the early 1950s when King Features issued a brilliant edict eliminating the use of action-adventure in humorous strips.
	www.stevestiles.com /mickey.htm (1210 words)

	DonaldAult's LIT 3003 Syllabus
		This experimental course will focus on the transformation of plots and characters from one medium to another.
		Mickey Mouse, who originated in animation, developed most fully in Floyd Gottfredson?s comic strip, then migrated into comic books, especially in the work of Dick Moores, Bill Wright, and Paul Murry, and was eventually converted into the function of a corporate logo and has recently been reived for the Mouse Works television series.
		Segar?s Popeye comic strip character, which was translated into animated cartoons by the Fleischer brothers and a feature film by Robert Altman.
	www.nwe.ufl.edu /~donault/teaching/LIT3003.shtml (1113 words)

	Walt Disney Comics &Stories #548-633
		Mickey Mouse in "At the Rodeo" by Dick Moores
		Mickey Mouse and Goofy in "Fishing Pole" by Dick Moores (FC #411)
		Donald Duck in "To Bee or Not To Be" by Noel Van Horn
	kitscomics.com /wdd/stories.htm (5229 words)

	Search the Digital Archive Collection
		Title: Dick Moores, cartoonist, Gasoline Alley [DUMC newsletter]
		Photograph of Dick Moores that appeared on third page of Intercom, the employee newsletter for Duke University Medical Center.
		An accompanying article indicates that the PA segment of the comic strip Gasoline Alley was printed Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of last week [March 3, 4 & 5, 1971].
	www.pahx.org /archives_detail.asp?ID=17 (117 words)

	Donald Ault :: Teaching, Fall 2004, LIT 3003
		Note: Some texts studied in this course may vary from those given in this description.
		Mickey Mouse, who originated in animation, developed most fully in Floyd Gottfredson’s comic strip, then migrated into comic books, especially in the work of Dick Moores, Bill Wright, and Paul Murry, and was eventually converted into the function of a corporate logo and has recently been revived for the
		Donald Duck, who originated in animated cartoons, appeared in Al Taliaferro’s comic strips, achieved most complex embodiment in the comic book stories of Carl Barks, and then was displaced in the TV series
	web.nwe.ufl.edu /~donault/teaching/f04_3003.shtml (618 words)

	"No torture occurred." - Sean Hannity Discussion (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-11)
		Bad news for Michael Moores, Dick "the traitor" Durbin, al -Jazeera, and jihadists everwhere.
		Surely THIS is what the Geneva Convention (a document for a code of conduct for a type of war that no longer exists) was targeted for!
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	www.hannity.com /forum/showthread.php?t=17120 (1198 words)

	Song of the South Memorabilia - Brer Rabbit In This Issue, Gladstone #516 (1987) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-11)
		Donald Duck, story and art by Fred Milton and Daan Jippes, script by Byron Erickson, lettering by John Clark, coloring by Ken Feduniewicz.
		Brer Rabbit in "De Famine," art by Dick Moores, coloring by Rusty Falk, special effects by John Clark.
		Gyro Gearloose, story and art by Carl Barks.
	www.songofthesouth.net /memorabilia/books/comics/gladstone516.html (149 words)

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