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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 2008
Page
4
Samantha Perry weighs her love hate view of Martha Stewart style Christmas decor. She recalls past remakes of her living room and tree in mauve blue and gold before reverting to traditional colors and handmade touches.
Publisher William Randy Deason and executive editor Thomas Colley lead the Bluefield Baily Telegraph with Samantha Perry as managing editor and others in senior roles. The brief lists city editor and a Bible-quote pledge from Colossians 3 18 to 21.
The U S Iraq security agreement clears a major hurdle as Iraq's three member presidential council signs it, with a referendum possible in late July. U S forces expected to be out of Iraqi cities by year end 2011 and most troops out by January 2012, while regional deployments to Iraq proceed. Local soldiers from West Virginia prepare for April 2009 deployment, with Governor Manchin praising their courage and hoping for homecoming in 2010.
The Daily Telegraph invites readers to submit letters on public interest topics. Submissions must include signature, address, and phone number. pen names and anonymous letters are not published. Letters may be edited for space and printed once monthly per writer.
The 67th anniversary recounts Ajax Lilly of Princeton aboard West Virginia diving for safety as a Japanese air strike sank ships at Pearl Harbor. The piece notes Roosevelt's infamy speech and the war’s impact, with reflections on a surprise attack and Roosevelt's third term context.
The piece recalls Roosevelt warnings from 1937 to 1941 about global danger and the approach of war, highlighting his December 6 1941 message to Hirohito seeking Pacific peace and the subsequent December 7 1941 attack. Wilson Butt, Bluefield resident, reflects on veterans and memorial day sentiment.
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