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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1937
Page
6
A reflective verse notes how yearly bells and children's singing mark a lasting revolution. The refrain celebrates independence and communal joy, linking festive sound to enduring national memory as hearts rejoice.
A Carnegie Institution study uncovers 1786 references to a public levee at the President’s House in New York three years after the Revolution. Rufus King and Elbridge Gerry exchanged letters noting Congress orders, city celebrations, and a Cincinnati meeting at Corre’s tavern with orations by Hamilton and Walker. A New York Daily Advertiser account describes bells, cannon, parades, and a banquet.
The Constitution framers spaced the first sitting of Congress to avoid hasty action after elections and provide time for travel from distant parts. They sought to cool the heat of contest and ensure thoughtful deliberation.
Poem excerpt praises a July Fourth parade with bugles drums and patriotic hearts as the flag passes by, attributed to Henry Holcomb Bennett.
The article celebrates Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell as symbols of American patriotism. It highlights the hall’s historic role in declaring independence on July 4 1776 and notes the building’s preserved 18th century rooms and mementoes.
July 3 1776 letter from John Adams to his wife expresses hope that the upcoming Fourth of July would become a grand anniversary festival with pomp parade games sports guns bells and illuminations as part of the new nation's celebration.
Charles P Taft leads a three man mediation board appointed by the U S Labor Department to ease steel industry tensions. Other members include Lloyd K Garrison dean of Wisconsin Law and Edward McGrady assistant secretary of labor and department troubleshooter.
Robert Sweeny, 25, Anglo-American, defeats Lionel Munn, 50, in a 36 hole final for the British Amateur Championship at Sandwich England. Sweeny takes the cup by three and two.
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