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United States World War I Centennial Commission

St. Michaels, Maryland: A bell from the last bell foundry in Baltimore. On Nov. 11, 2018, bells across Maryland with be sounded as part of the Bells of Peace WWI Armistice Day commemoration. (Anthony C. Hayes)
News 

Bells of Peace will toll on Sunday to honor World War I veterans

November 9, 2018November 9, 2018 Press Release

Maryland Joins Nation in Bells of Peace to Commemorate Sacrifices of more than 60,000 Veterans ANNAPOLIS, MD – In response

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A photo of living history actor David Shuey as Gen. John J. Pershing. A memorail service was held for Shuey on Oct. 20, 2018, at the First Presyterian Church in Carlisle, PA. (Anthony C. Hayes)
National News 

David Shuey: Remembering the consummate Living Historian

October 21, 2018October 23, 2018 Anthony C. Hayes

Carlisle, PA: There is a WWII uniform hanging in my closet which wasn’t there six months ago. The badges on

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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

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

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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

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

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Herbert H. Renshaw on the plaque for Maryland servicemen from Wicomico County who died during World War I credit Anthony C. Hayes
Baltimore National News World War I 

Herbert H. Renshaw: First Marylander to die in WWI missing from US memorials

May 28, 2017May 28, 2017 Anthony C. Hayes

The name Herbert H. Renshaw as it appears at the Baltimore War Memorial. (Anthony C. Hayes) On May 22, 1917,

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

‘General Pershing’ graces Great Gatsby Inaugural Ball

January 23, 2017January 23, 2017 Anthony C. Hayes

Though set in the Roaring Twenties, the restless spirit born of World War I reverberates in the characters in F.

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Francis Warrington Gillet IV and his father, Francis Warrington Gillet III, remove the cover from the Michael O’Neal painting titled "Maryland Over Flanders". (Anthony C. Hayes)
Baltimore News World War I 

Forgotten Maryland WWI hero immortalized in art

November 18, 2016May 17, 2017 Anthony C. Hayes

Francis Warrington Gillet IV and his father, Francis Warrington Gillet III, remove the veil covering “Maryland Over Flanders” by artist

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U.S. National Debt

The current U.S. national debt:
$36,214,896,100,379

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