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New York After 9/11

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By Jill Jonnes, James Milton Purdy, Elizabeth Macaulay-Lewis, Cheryl Mattingly
| fordhampress.com
Edited by Susan Opotow and Zachary Baron Shemtob Contributor(s): Michael Arad, Michael Crane, Brian Davis, Ariel Durosky, Kimberly Flynn, Norman Groner, Lait Helpman, Anne Hilburn, Daniel Libeskind, Charles Jennings, Ari Lowell, Roberto Lucchini, Guillermina Mejia, Hirofumi Minami, Jacqueline Moline, Yuval Neria, Cristina Onea, Susan Opotow, David Prezant, Karyna Pryiomka, Joan Reibman, Diala Shamas, Zachary Baron Shemtob, Micki Siegel de Hernández, Patrick Sweeney and Xi Zhu Published: 2018...
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James Milton Purdy; 1926-2015 - Light and Champion: Obituaries

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By James Milton Purdy
| The Light and Champion Verified
He was born May 19, 1926 in Lafayette, Indiana to Darby C. Purdy and Margaret A. Mather Purdy. He served in the United States Navy in the Pacific Theater during World War II. Mr. Purdy was of the Methodist faith. Mr. Purdy was preceded in death by his parents, Darby C. Purdy and Margaret A. Mather Purdy; mother-in-law and father-in-law, Zelma V. Flournoy and Arbie A. Flournoy; brothers, Jack W. Farrell, Richard D. Purdy; and brothers-in-law, Henry D. Flournoy, Clifford E. Flournoy, Paul E.
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George Carlin Feels Funny

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By Nora Ephron, Chris Chase, James Milton Purdy, Clark Whelton
| Esquire Verified
From the outside, George Carlin’s home looks like any one of a thousand modest residences perched high on Southern California’s Pacific Palisades. That’s from the outside. Inside, the living room appears fairly normal at first—until you notice a fully clothed wooden Indian reclining in a modern, egg-shaped chair. Next to the wooden Indian, presumably awaiting the drill, sits a doll in a dentist’s chair.
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