Historic July 4 marked by dates, deaths, and declarations
National Geographic Society notes July 4 events from Jefferson and Adams deaths fifty years apart to Washingtons early surrender at Fort Necessity. It recalls Vicksburg siege flag-raising, first Philadelphia celebrations, Coolidge birth, Foster birth, and the Continental Congress adoption of the Declaration of Independence.
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Vets' Corner on GI Insurance for Disabled Korean veterans
A Korean veteran with a service connected disability asks if his disability will prevent him from qualifying for GI permanent insurance. The answer: no matter how severe, the service-connected disability does not bar eligibility for GI insurance.
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Word Puzzle Rules and GI Bill Q&A Summary
A fragment lists a word puzzle with 16 kellefs and clues about letters and placements. It then shifts to a GI insurance and loan questions, covering minimum advance payments, disability provisions, and premium schedules, plus Korean GI Bill training cutoffs for veterans separated before or after August 20, 1952.
Blacksmith Faces Decline as Cars Change Trade Patten
Philadelphia report shows 42 year old John Di Felice runs a lone grey shop now and uses a mobile truck forge on farms to shod four to five horses daily. Once 15 horses were reined daily, but autos shrink demand and a portable smithy on a truck handles most work. Di Felice notes the era of horses is fading with automotive age. A stray eclipse aside and sewing pattern details appear in the same clipping.
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