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One afternoon this month, Paul Fraley came by the park office to donate an Army service medal belonging to his late father, who was in Gen. John Pershing's "Punitive Expedition" that chased Villa after the Columbus raid.
Pancho Villa, once a terrorist, now celebrated in New Mexico 2011
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One afternoon this month, Paul Fraley came by the park office to donate an Army service medal belonging to his late father, who was in Gen. John Pershing's "Punitive Expedition" that chased Villa after the Columbus raid.
Pancho Villa, once a terrorist, now celebrated in New Mexico 2011
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Pershing's expedition remains in Mexico until February 6, 1917.
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Pershing's expedition remains in Mexico until February 6, 1917.
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Mr. Elson suggested that Mr. Ackman may have decided to increase Pershing's stake in Penney because he thinks "it's a good investment"—especially with Mr. Johnson soon taking command of the big retailer.
Penney Gives Ackman Leeway Karen Talley 2011
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Investors who bought General Growth stock, like Pershing's Bill Ackman, or its convertible bonds bet that the firm just needed some help to meet its short-term obligations and would re-emerge from bankruptcy in a healthier position.
General Growth Debt Bet Pays Off Gina Chon 2010
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You may be aware of the Army Band, known as "Pershing's Own" -- based in the Washington area -- which, according to the manual, is authorized to have 250 officers and enlisted men.
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TCHAIKOVSKY'S "1812 OVERTURE" CONCERT, performed by "Pershing's Own" of the Army Band and the cannons of the 3rd Infantry Regiment; plus a selection of classical, popular and patriotic works. 8 p.m.,
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Investors who bought General Growth stock, like Pershing's Bill Ackman, or its convertible bonds bet that the firm just needed some help to meet its short-term obligations and would re-emerge from bankruptcy in a healthier position.
General Growth Debt Bet Pays Off Gina Chon 2010
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Investors who bought General Growth stock, like Pershing's Bill Ackman, or its convertible bonds bet that the firm just needed some help to meet its short-term obligations and would re-emerge from bankruptcy in a healthier position.
General Growth Debt Bet Pays Off Gina Chon 2010
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