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Armistice Day memorial wreaths from all 50 states, the territores and D.C. at Pershing Park as part of the commemoration of the World War I Centennial
National News World War I 

Wreath laying ceremony opens weekend of events honoring WWI veterans, Armistice Day

November 10, 2018November 12, 2018 Anthony C. Hayes 736 Views

Wreaths representing the United States and its territories were placed near the General John J. Pershing statue in Pershing Park

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A group of decorated soldiers from the famed "Harlem Hellfighters" proudly display the French Croix de guerre. Questions have long been raised as to why minority servicemen were denied the Medal of Honor. (Public Domain)
National News World War I 

World War I Medal of Honor review urged for minority servicemen

October 10, 2018October 10, 2018 Anthony C. Hayes 1055 Views

A group of decorated soldiers from the famed 369th “Harlem Hellfighters” proudly display the French Croix de guerre. Questions have

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Actor David Shuey appeared as General Pershing at the Great Gatsby Presidential Inaugural Ball. (Anthony C. Hayes)
National News World War I 

Dave Shuey was unforgettable as ‘General Pershing’

October 9, 2018October 10, 2018 Chris Isleib 736 Views

Living history actor David Shuey appeared as General Pershing at the Great Gatsby Presidential Inaugural Ball. (Anthony C. Hayes) To

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WWI-era music on display at Camp Doughboy. (Anthony C. Hayes)
National News World War I 

Camp Doughboy brings World War I history alive on Governors Island

September 21, 2018September 21, 2018 Anthony C. Hayes 647 Views

Sheet music from a bygone era at Camp Doughboy World War I Weekend on Governors Island. (Anthony C. Hayes) New

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Displays inside the Prairie Mound Schoolhouse at the Gen John J. Pershing Boyhood Home in Laclede, MO. (Anthony C. Hayes)
National News World War I 

John J. Pershing Historic site to dedicate Commemorative Garden to fallen Americans of WWI

September 14, 2018September 21, 2018 Anthony C. Hayes 720 Views

LACLEDE., MO: There was nothing about the boyhood of John J. Pershing which would hint of his eventual fame. When

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National News World War I 

Copperthite pie company heir recalls efforts which provided ‘Dough for the Doughboys’

May 28, 2018May 28, 2018 Anthony C. Hayes 760 Views

At first glance, the black Model T box truck – replete with it’s creamy-white “Connecticut – Copperthite Pie Company” lettering

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American soldiers on the Piave front hurling a hand grenades during World War I.
Essays Literature World War I 

A New Reading of World War I American Literature

April 20, 2018April 19, 2018 Keith Gandal 664 Views

One hundred years after U.S. involvement in World War I, it is time to revisit our literature that came out

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Paul Sunderland Glass Bridge & Poppy Field at the National WWI Museum and Memorial in Kansas City, Missouri
National News Special Reports World War I 

Military, civilian scholars discuss lasting impression of WWI

April 9, 2018April 9, 2018 Anthony C. Hayes 677 Views

Paul Sunderland’s Glass Bridge & Poppy Field at the National WWI Museum and Memorial. (Courtesy) On Thursday, March 29, the

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Edgar Allan Poe Essays Literature 

The Koran, Edgar Allan Poe and Science

March 9, 2018March 9, 2018 René van Slooten 1103 Views

Edgar Allan Poe has a reputation for mockery and secrecy. He loved to challenge his readers with riddles, hoaxes, and

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Shovels used for the groundbreaking ceremony for the new World War I Memorial in Washington, D.C. (Anthony C. Hayes)
National News World War I 

Veterans, dignitaries break ground for D.C. World War I Memorial

November 10, 2017November 10, 2017 Anthony C. Hayes 705 Views

Shovels used for the groundbreaking ceremony for the new World War I Memorial in Washington, D.C. (Anthony C. Hayes) In

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