Five Old Guard Generals Retirements Diminish AEF Leaders
Five veteran generals who commanded American Expeditionary Forces divisions are noted as having been depleted by death and time as General Ely retires. The piece honors a gallant group of war leaders long associated with World War I operations.
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Tarback Hoover
GUOUP
Charles G Dawes
White House
Dawes
U. S. Army
Coolidge
Hoover
Hansen D. Ely
Ely
France
John J. Pershing
Flanders
Robert Lee Bullard
Hunter Liggett
Bullard
Liggett
First Army
Pershing
Senate Finance Committee
Hiram Johnson
California
Thomas W. Lamont
J. P. Morgan and Company
Tom Connally
Thomas P.gore
Lamont
Charles EB. Mitchell
National City Bank
Germany
Reed Smoot
Utah
Senate Committee
Dan Cupid
William E. Beitz
U. S
Berlin
May Gledhill
W. A. Conner
Floral Park
L. I
Conner
Miss Gledhill
Vermont
Forty ton Assyrian winged bull at Chicago exhibit
The eight century BCE stone figure of a winged bull symbolizing Sargon’s authority stands in the Oriental Institute at the University of Chicago. It was recently dedicated with Professor James H. Breasted and Professor Edward Chiere admiring the exhibit.
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Sargon
Assyria
Oriental Institute
University of Chicago
James H. Breasted
Edward Chiere
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