Remembering newspaper carriers and a WWII veteran
A Christmas season reminiscence honors Paul and Myrtle Harry and other carriers. The writer recalls wartime service, long friendship with the Harrys, and daily circulation challenges, noting carriers’ struggles, personal ties, and a gesture of gratitude through a Christmas card. Bill Archer of the Daily Telegraph signs off.
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Paul
Myrtle Harry
Myrtle
Harrys
Randy Deason
Doyle Bradford
Doyle
773Rd
Germany
Roger Akers
Oliver
Harry’s
Cluefield Baily Telegraph Editorial Staff Roster
News Editor Sports Editor Senior Editor Samantha Perry. Andy Patton Brian Woodson Barbara Hawkins Thomas A Colley Executive Editor Managing Editor Bill Archer Charles Owens Allen Roberts City Editor Senior Copy Editor. Then said his wife unto him Dost thou still retain thine integrity curse God and die.
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Bill Archer Charles Owens
Allen Roberts
City
Job
Bush’s Iraq plan signals end not in sight
President Bush defended the Iraq war at the U.S. Naval Academy outlining a victory strategy. He acknowledged miscalculations and suggested long term goals of a united, peaceful Iraq while resisting a withdrawal timetable. Critics say the end remains unseen as elections and Iraqi forces must stabilize security nationwide.
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Bush
Iraq
U.S. Naval Academy
White. House
Bush White House
White House
Midshipmen
U.S
Death Tax repeal urged for family businesses and economy
A letter to the United States Senate argues for permanent elimination of the estate and generation-skipping taxes, criticizing the sunset provision of 2010 and warning that a 55 percent rate in 2011 would force costly estate planning and harm West Virginia small businesses, farms, and workers. The writer urges Senate support to lock in tax relief for future generations.
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United States Senate
Congress
U.S
West Virginia
Senate
Harmony Project inspires community character drive in Tyler Hill
Jim Davidson highlights six residents Peter Carroll Linda Cobb Linda Halvorsen May Rutherford Sara Spoerri and Ben Tolson who launched The Harmony Project in Tyler Hill Pa to campaign for Respect Acceptance Compassion and Gratitude. They meet daily at 645 am contribute 3 dollars each to a fund and produce brochures lawn signs bookmarks and billboards to boost local civility and life quality. Readers are invited to support or start similar efforts via Harmony Project PO Box 66 Tyler Hill PA 18469.
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Peter Carroll
Linda Cobb
Linda Halvorsen
May Rutherford
Sara Spoerri
Ben Tolson
Tyler Hill
Wayne Independent
Honesdale
Harmony
New York City
Harmony Project
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