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The Philadelphia Inquirer
NEWSPAPER
Founded 1 June 1829 by Jesper Harding. He eventually merged the paper with the Daily Courier, titling the combined paper The Pennsylvania Inquirer and Daily Courier in 1839. He renamed it The Pennsyvania Inquirer and National Gazette in 1845. Jesper's son, William White Harding, assumed editorship in 1859 and changed the name of the paper to its present name in April 1860. Today it is the third-oldest independent newspaer in the United States.
Official Website: http://www.philly.com/
| Name | Occupation | Birth | Death | Known for |
| Walter Annenberg |
Business |
13-Mar-1908 |
1-Oct-2002 |
Media mogul, created TV Guide |
| Dan Balz |
Journalist |
? |
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Washington Post political reporter |
| Donald Barlett |
Journalist |
17-Jul-1936 |
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Barlett & Steele |
| John L. Dotson, Jr. |
Publisher |
? |
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Akron Beacon Journal publisher, 1992-2001 |
| Ed Guthman |
Journalist |
1919 |
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Nixon enemy, Pulitzer Prize winner |
| David Cay Johnston |
Journalist |
1948 |
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Perfectly Legal |
| Norman Pearlstine |
Journalist |
4-Oct-1942 |
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Former Time Inc. Editor in Chief |
| Jane G. Pepper |
Agriculturalist |
c. 1945 |
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Pennsylvania Horticultural Society |
| Rick Santorum |
Politician |
10-May-1958 |
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US Senator from Pennsylvania, 1995-2007 |
| Merrie Spaeth |
Business |
23-Aug-1948 |
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PR guru for Reagan, Swift Boat Vets |
| James Steele |
Journalist |
3-Jan-1943 |
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Barlett & Steele |
| I. F. Stone |
Journalist |
24-Dec-1907 |
17-Jul-1989 |
I. F. Stone's Weekly |
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