Pattern Changed Shift In Fortunes Turned 1917 Into Allies Year Of Crisis
The 1917 turning point in World War I is outlined, detailing Russia’s revolution, U.S. entry, and French mutinies, followed by British and Italian trials, the Messines victory, Ypres combat, Caporetto, and the Allied reorganization under Foch. It notes Allenby’s Jerusalem triumph and the Rapallo alliance shift as the year’s pivotal events.
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Joseph L. Gardner
Europe
Germany
Verdun
Somme
Serbia
Rumania
Austria
Russia
Italy
Alps
United States
Mexico
America
Atlantic
William Sims
London
U.S
Sims
Papa” Joffre
Robert Nivelle
Nivelle
England
David Lloyd George
Lloyd George
Arras
Chemin Des Dames
Hindenburg
Hindenburg Line
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Henri Philippe Etain
France
Petain
John Buchan
Britain
Ypres
Douglas Haig
North Sea
Atlantic Ocean
Messines
No-Man’s Land
Herbert Plumer
English Channel
Number 10
Downing Street
Haig
Passchendaele Ridge
Passchen‘daele
Belgium
Switzerland
Caporetto
Ernest Hemingway
Hemingway
Sicily
Piave
Rapallo
Edward M. House
Woodrow Wilson
Ferdinand Foch
Sir Edmund Allenby
Palestine
Jerusalem
Allenby
Bapaume
Should Children Attend Pre Kindergarten Classes
Leslie J. Nason argues against a universal two year pre kindergarten program. He emphasizes varied early experiences, individual attention gaps, and learning through hands on activity outside school. He proposes war on poverty and ignorance through community volunteer pre kindergarten support by youth workers.
Haley Mills Back in Hollywood After Summer Magic Hiatus
Hollywood reports Hayley Mills, aged 18, visiting town for a period. It notes her return since Summer Magic, her family nest in England, and upcoming King Rat with her father and mother John Millie joining her in Hollywood. It mentions her interests including dieting, boys, the Beatles, and driving.
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Page
Hollywood
Hayley
England
John Millies
Connecticut duo set world duckpin bowling record
Maureen Gilberto of Hartford and Howie Hampton of Manchester in Connecticut set a world duckpin bowling record in the New England tournament. They rolled 370 in a game toward a 900 series, with Gilberto 195 and Hampton 175 in the second game, surpassing the prior 360 mark by Lillian Russell and John Gaise of Baltimore.
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Warwick, R.I
Maureen Gilberto
Hartford
Conn
Howie Hampton
Manchester
New England
Wells residents gather for meetings and hospital visits
Wells ALBEO G and LaPierre dial Midway 6 5689 Miss Ethel Spiller visits East Rochester New Hampshire with her brother Burt Spiller. Mrs Marjorie Neagle, former Wells resident, is a patient in Emerson Hospital Concord Massachusetts with a broken hip. Highpine Chapter DeMolay meets tonight at 7 30 in Highpine Masonic Hall Sanford Road. Eldridge Leroy Hanson Post and Unit American Legion and Auxiliary meet tomorrow at 8 pm in the Legion home Eldredge Road Wells. A pot luck supper at 6 pm. Ocean Lodge A F and A M meets Wednesday at 8 pm in Highpine Masonic Hall Sanford Road with balloting and committee reports. Inspection of the lodge November 6 at 7 30 pm with Master Mason degree work. Henry J Milne district deputy grand master will inspect and Yaspees served at 6 pm members of Priscilla Chapter Or of the Eastern Star.
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Ethel Spiller
Wells
East Rochester
N. H
Burt Spiller
Marjorie (Spiller) Neagle
Emerson Hospital
Concord
Mass
Highpine
Order of DeMolay
Highpine Masonic Hall
Sanford Road
Eldridge
Leroy Hanson
American Legion and Auxiliary
Legion Home
Eldredge Road
Ocean Lodge
A. F
A. M
Sandford Road
Henry J. Milne
Yaspees
Priscilla Chapter
Cer
The
Eastern Star
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Leslie J. Nason
University of Southern California
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Rockford, Il
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Sharon Lee McKee
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