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Newspaper

Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1933

Page

2

Beauregard the Great Creole and the fading Confederate idol

A biographical sketch of Pierre Gustave Toutant Beauregard, once hailed as a Southland hero after Fort Sumter and Manassas, whose fame faded with time. The article reviews his rise from West Point to Confederate command, clashes with Jefferson Davis, late victories at Corinth and Petersburg, and his postwar notoriety with the Louisiana lottery.

Fort Sumter Confederate States of America Confederate Congress General Assembly of South Cuiseng New Orleans Montgomery Als Tie Itichmond Jefferson Davis Richmond Manassas Bull Ron Virginia Washington Charles Scribner's Sons Beauregard Hamilton Basso Mr. Basso Lee Leta Robert Edward Lee Stonewall Jackson Albert Sidney Johnston Jeb Btuart Jefferson Davis South Gesurecard Louisiana New York Peugnet Napoleon United States Military Academy West Point Robert Anderson Irvin McDowell Pierre Gustave Toutant Geauregard Dallton Creek Yvirginia Deauregard Engineers Corps Fort Adams Rhode Island Parataria Bay Laure Villere Contreras Churubuses Chaultepec Lincoln Mississippi River Benjamin Ife Department of the West Shiloh Pittsburg Johnston Grant Corinth Sumter Pictor Halleck Braxton Bragg Charleston Petersburg Darls Joseph Johnston Sherman Sone Ian Jubal A. Barly Pierre Gustave Tourant Beauregard Octopus Stuart

Memorial Day Thoughts On Peace And Patriotism

The Cleveland Plain Dealer reflects on Memorial Day honoring veterans of three wars and urging a turn toward peace. It argues nations must avoid expansionist urges while maintaining sufficient defense to deter aggression and prevent future conflicts.

Republic Cleveland Plain Dealer

Memorial Day origins and varied observances across states

The article traces Memorial Day origins from Civil War graves decoration in the North and the G A R ritual led by Gen. John A. Logan. It notes Confederate memorial days in the South, with dates ranging from April 26 in some states to May 13 in North Carolina and Kentucky and June 3 in Tennessee, while Virginia honors on the same day as Union observances.

North Grand Army of the Republic John A. Lecan Dixie North Corona Kentucky Tennessee Vicelnia Detroit Free Resa

Lee Surrenders Ending the Civil War

A report notes General Lee’s surrender to Grant at Appomattox on April 9 1865 signaling the war’s end while Johnston and Kirby Smith surrender later. The piece reflects on aging veterans and urges continued faith and sacrifice for a grateful nation.

Grant St Apbomatour Johnston Kirby Smith

British War Monument at Thiepval Housed 73367 WWI Heroes

The memorial on the Somme at Thiepval lists the names ranks and regiments of 73 367 World War I heroes and overlooks the surrounding battlefields providing a historic viewpoint.

Thiepval Somme

Old Soldier Walks Proudly in Sunset of Life

An elderly veteran, bearing the weight of years, walks a busy street with upright posture and quiet pride. A lapel pin marks his service, and he reflects on his son’s sacrifice, feeling fulfilled that love of country guided his family.

Battlefeld Porer

Old Confederate Flag Presented to Museum

The famous First Virginia regiment banner made by Richmond women is now at the Confederate Museum in the White House of the Confederacy. It carries bloodstains from Pickett’s charge at Gettysburg. Presented by the Loehrs, descendants of Cal Loehr, the flag’s custodian, with remarks on the flag’s fate and losses that day.

Virginia Richmond Bull Run Gettysburg Confederate Museum Resta White House Confederacy Cemetery Hill Cal Charles T. Loehr William A. Loehr Charles FB. Loehr Oscar L. Kent Bernard L. Dickinson Loehr Pickett

Flowers on the Battlefeld

A fragmentary note recalls American youths marching to death in France. Wildflowers bloom amid felled woods as high-spirited soldiers from America go forward at war.

Battlefeld Felry France Boya America

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