Editorial board opinions and Bible quote caption
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents its consensus on current columns with names of staff editors. A Bible verse from Proverbs 11 28 is also quoted, noting trust in riches contrasted with the righteous flourishing.
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Editorial Calls Republicans to Reject Arch Moore and His Legacy
The piece argues Arch Moore, long a West Virginia political figure, guilty of multiple counts including tax fraud and extortion, should not receive a state pension or represent WV on the Republican National Committee. It urges swift removal and condemns any further taxpayer support or tarnishing of the state's image.
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Arch Moore
West Virginia
Mr. Moore
Moore
Republican National Executive Committee
Arch Mooore
Pirates win second straight Class A WV baseball title
Peterstown Pirates and head coach Carmen Stauffer clinched the second consecutive Class A West Virginia state baseball championship with a 7-1 victory over Moorefield. Stauffer praised the team's performance, emphasizing the way the game is played as the mark of true winners.
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Carmen Stauffer
West Virginia
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Moorefield
Stauffer
Vincent Lombardi
Coach Stauffer
Reflections on a Mountain Drive and Enduring Memory
Jim Terry, Daily Telegraph Princeton Bureau chief, recalls a Sunday drive with his wife that stirs memories of their 22 years together. Through rain clouds and mountain scenery, he reenacts beloved family moments, honoring absent loved ones and the enduring bond that guides them home.
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Jim Terry
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Princeton
Letters urge faith and Constitution to guide America
A letter expresses frustration with social ills and urges restoration of biblical teaching, prayer, and respect for life. The writer argues the Constitution and Ten Commandments inspired by God provide hope, condemns evolution and sex education, and calls for addressing hunger, homelessness, environment, cures, and education while warning of moral decline and rampant drugs.
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School Board announces new Pocahontas High principal
Frank A. Cosby disclosed that Joseph es, currently principal at Louisa Middle School in Louisa Virginia, has been named principal of Pocahontas High School. The report notes career steps and affiliations of local educators and students.
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Joseph Es
Louisa Middle School
Louisa
Pocahontas High School
King
Elon College
James Madison University
University of Virginia
Saeger High School
McDowell County
Dreama Dawson
Jill Scott
Relief Society Workshop Items For Bazaar Listing Names
Twenty five years ago at the June meeting Relief Society members prepared workshop items for the annual bazaar. Workers included Mrs H C Hanmbrick, Mrs India Knight, Mrs Charles Webb and Mrs Robert Ramage. In Ohio State University graduation, David J McGonagie of Bluefield earned a Master of Arts and John R Tomlinson of Sinks Grove earned a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine as OSU marked its largest class.
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H.C. Hanmbrick
India Knight
Charles Webb
Robert Ramage
Ohio State University
Columbus
OSU
David J. McGonagie
Bluefield
John R. Tomlinson
Sinks Grove
50 Years Ago in 1940 Daily Telegraph Digest
Compiled by Lillian Roten of the Daily Telegraph staff recounts events from 50 years prior, highlighting notable happenings and context from 1940 with concise notes and reflections.
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Lillian Roten
Daily Telegraph
Germans Push French Forces Into Retreat In France
World War II era brief notes rapid German advance in France with the French commander ordering a general retreat. British air attacks hit Turin and Genoa while ships bombard Tobruk in Libya. An Italian submarine sinks a British destroyer near Crete.
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Turin
Genoa
Italy
Tobruk
Libya
Crete
Nuclear arms debate after Gorbachev visit exposes futility
James Kilpatrick argues that nuclear arse nals on both sides offer no real security and will lead to mutual destruction. He notes reductions proposed by the United States and Soviet Union but says the probabilities of war remain remote yet the arsenals remain pointless in a changing Europe.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Mikhail Gorbachev
Bush
Hiroshima
John T. Chain Jr
Strategic Air Command
Brent Scowcroft
Talleyrand
Earth
Warsaw Pact
Europe
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