Pershing Recalls AEF Battle at Chateau Thierry and Paris Drive
General Pershing describes the first American machine gun battalion action at Chateau Thierry on May 31 and June 1. He notes the Second division’s rapid move toward Paris, the French relief, and the open warfare tactic proving decisive against German attacks. The account covers Allied council debates on July shipments, Foch’s pressure for infantry, and the joint U.S. plan approved with Weygand.
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Dormans
Petain
Paris
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Beauvais
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Chateau
Lucy-le-Boccage
Montreuil-aux-Lions
Twenty-third Infantry
Fifth Marines
Sixth Marines
Ninth Infantry
Meaux
Ion
Ner Shieir
Wes
Coach
Lord Milner
General Weygand
Conner
Boyd
Foch
America
Fach
Wilson
Graeme Thompson
Mr. Lloyd George
Sir Henry Wilson
Mir
Lloyd George
Baker
Supreme War Council
Pershing
M. Clemenceau
Abbeville
M. Clemencent
Germany
Great Britain
Russia
Washington
United States
France
Milner
Greedy Isle Children Teach A Lesson In Appetite
A poem by Margaret Wheeler Ross describes a mythical Greedy Isle where children have eyes in their tummies. The tale contrasts tidy streets with unruly mealtime chaos as moms call to dine yet children rush to eat without washing hands or using utensils.
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Bordeaux
Isle
Margaret Wheeler Ross
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