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Had reached the marne river and was less than 40 miles from paris. Pershing moved the second and third u. S. Divisions in the are into the area around chateauthierry to help stem this onslaught. Both divisions responded with spectacular spirit and success. The Third Division, in its battle for the marne crossing, wrote one of the most brilliant pages of our military annals, said general pershing. One of its legends, the 38th infantry, earned the proud designation rock of the marne. The Second Division, holding the road between chateauthierry and paris, began pushing the germans back. U. S. Mar...

I appreciate the work take the the work done to make this visit possible. Byould like to start thanking the Kansas City Public Library and the National World war i museum for sponsoring my visit here. I am very excited to be in kansas city, talking with you all about this historical figure , and retracing some steps a little bit. Theve been doing that over years, following stubby all the places he has been, and one of the places he has been is kansas city. I will talk a little bit more about that as the evening goes on. Lets go to the pictures. I brought lots of historical images to share with...

He was later received by three american president s. It is about an hour. Tonight well hear the biography of a brave and invaluable soldier who played a significant part in world war i. He couldnt write, he couldnt speak and he couldnt hold a gun. However, his loyalty and abilities were never in question and his inspiration to his fellow infantrymen in the Yankee Division is legendary. Stubby, the war dog, survived the horrors of the trenches and became a war hero. This evening, ann is going to share the story of this very special dog and his soldier. Ann has a lively style breathless pacing a...

Tonight, we will hear the biography of a brave and invaluable soldier who played a significant part in world war i. He could not write, he could not speak, and he could not hold a gun. However, his loyalty and abilities were never in question, and his inspiration is legendary. Stubby the war dog survived the horrors of the trenches and became a war hero. This evening, the story of this very special dog and his soldier. Ann bausum is an awardwinning childrens author who captures characters whether they fly under the historical radar or rise to the top of recognition. I can only imagine recognit...

Open House FARMINGTON — The Farmington Grange #12 will host an open house, April 20 at 6 p.m. Farmington Grange, located at 4 Bridge St, West Farmington, is celebrating its 150th anniversary. There will be a pie social after entertainment by the Moose Creek Cloggers. All are welcome. Breakfast LIVERMORE FALLS — George Bunten Post […]