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Copies of New York Times Articles about the Lost Battalion

New York Times News Articles

Two Who Won Fame in France Get Home - Nov. 15, 1918
Lieut. Schenck Died in Argonne Fight - Nov. 22, 1918
Lost Battalion Ball - Feb. 4, 1921
Bury Argonne Hero With Army Rites - July 16, 1921
Col. Whittlesey of Lost Battalion vanishes from ship - Nov. 29, 1921
Comrades To Honor Whittlesey Today - Jan. 26, 1922
Articles about Abraham Krotoshinsky

Survivors Recall Lost Battalion - Sept 24, 1951
Capt. N. Holderman of 'Lost Battalion" - Sept 4, 1953
Krotoshinsky 60, World War 1 Hero - Nov. 5 1953
"Lost Battalion" Survivors Meet to Honor Comrades Who Fell in Argonne in 1918 - Sept. 27, 1954