Geneva naval conference faces hard bargaining with three plans
Edward W Pickard reports on the Geneva talks among the United States Great Britain and Japan over naval limitation. The U S proposes broader tonnage caps for cruisers and destroyers and a fixed submarine limit, Britain seeks larger light craft and extended ratios while Japan favors status quo and no new battleship construction.
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Paul Revere Home Turned Shrine in Boston
The Paul Revere house in North Square Boston built 1650 to 1680 was purchased by Revere in 1770 and kept until 1800. Now owned by the Paul Revere Memorial Association it is restored and open to the public. The article details the paneled entry stairs the kitchen and the toddy warmer made by Revere himself alongside other antiques including a cradle from a barrel and the influence of Longfellow's poem on its fame.
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The Minute Man Blithe vibrates spring plow work
A poetic scene celebrates spring warmth as Blithe and plowboys prepare for farming. The minute men, armed with muskets, ready themselves as the land awakens and liberty’s resolve tightens. The poem links harvest toil with Revolutionary era patriotism and readiness.
Footprints in the Snow at Trenton on Christmas Day
A poem recalling the Christmas Day siege at Trenton with soldiers marching, muskets, cannon, and the vow of loyal subjects amid winter hardship. The verse links a wartime dawn with home to wife and children, noting stubborn resolve and recollections from the Boston Globe attribution.
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Pennsylvania Vote Key to Adoption of Independence
Pennsylvania cast a favorable vote on the Declaration of Independence, joining six colonies in support and securing a majority that led to its adoption. John Morton’s affirmative vote helped form the keystone of liberty in the Arch of Independence.
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Valley Forge Iron Foundry and Camp History
Valley Forge, in 1742, saw the Mount Joy Forge built on Little Creek flowing into the Schuylkill, about nineteen miles northwest of Philadelphia. The iron works gave Valley Forge its name, and Washington and his army camped here in 1779. Now a large park.
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