Aug. 9, 2019 Editor, The News-Gazette:
It was 1942, not a very good year. Our nation had recently declared war to preserve our freedoms. Up north on U. S. 11 a young boy was enjoying one of his last meals with his father. The man would soon go to war. It ...
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