Was Marshal Ney Buried in a North Carolina Grave
Cleveland North Carolina reports a mystery about Michel Ney the famed French marshal possibly buried beside a rural churchyard near Mocksville in Rowan County as Peter Stewart Ney a local schoolmaster. The tale traces Ney’s execution and a disputed 1887 grave exhumation that failed to confirm bullets or a silver plate in the skull.
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Guadalcanal Remembered as Brutal Pacific Hammer
A retrospective recalls the Guadalcanal campaign starting Aug 7 1942. It details the brutal conditions, starvation, disease, and casualties that decimated the 1st Marine Division, with 45 000 Allied troops involved and a 1 to 10 casualty ratio against Japan.
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Miami Life Then and Now A Miami Chronicle Essay
Joe McGowan Jr. reflects on Miami as a warm evolving city. He describes three acclimatization stages from eager newcomers to true Miamians, noting outdoor living, Florida rooms, and the clash of old and new in a rapidly changing metropolis.
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