Pershing Recalls A E F A Leading Role In 1918 Crisis
General Pershing recalls the A E F role during the German offensive near Arras and the Oise in March 1918. He describes meeting Foch Clemenceau and Petain, offering American divisions to halt the drive toward Paris, and coordinating with Haig and the supreme war council as Secretary Baker, Bliss, and Wilson navigate allied and American control of troops.
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Tasdonvillers
Menoher
A.V .Lerrel
Paris
Kernan
Languitt
Trechury
Caimp de XII
Seneoust Artille
Chemin Des Dames
Mand‘huy
Lnte
Atick
Judge Advocate General
Bradley
Paderewski
Baker
Brest
U. 8
Maud'huy
Traub
Mand'huy
West
France
W. M. Black
M. L. Brett
R. D. White
Navy
Ralph Hayes
Chaumont
Issoudun
Foulois
Kilner
Red Cross
Glevres
Oixe
Scarpe
la Fere
Arras
Gough
Fifth Army
Third Army
Byng
Odr
Marne
Yser
Verdun
Petain
Complegne
L Corps
Amiens
Marshal Haig
Doulle
Foch
Doullens
Generaloe
Northellife Marin
Vigu
Carporetto
Mrenel
Mayole
Bordeaux
Ines
Petui
Clermont-sur- Oise
Clemenceau
Loucheur
Eneral Foch
Whey
M. Clemenceau
Seiurs
Wnd
London
Pasent
Bliss
War Council
Paul Cravath
General Petain
Supreme War Council
General Bliss
Wilson
Washington
Department
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Eyeleted Linen Dominates Summer Frock Styles in 1931
Cherie Nicholas notes eyeleted linen and eyelet embroidered linen as the season’s chic fabrics. She highlights sheer printed linens, new color schemes gray black white on yellow, wide brim hats, crepe jackets over frocks, and the rise of peplum silhouettes with contrasting ribbons and jackets for a complete midsummer wardrobe.
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