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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1950

Page

4

Independence Proclaimed by Congress 1776

Philadelphia July 4 1776 Congress signed the Declaration of Independence without dissent after bitter debate. Key figures included Richard Henry Lee Thomas Jefferson John Adams Benjamin Franklin Roger Sherman Robert R. Livingston with Franklin ill and unable to help. Ruthledge of Charleston noted the parchment must outlive time.

Philadelphia United States of America Second Continental Conress Congress England Richard Henry Lee Virginia John Dickinson Thomas Jefferson John Adams Benjamin Franklin Roger Sherman Robert R. Livingston Franklin Adams Sherman Livingston Lee Great Britain Edward Ruthledge Charleston S. C Ruthledge

Declaration of Independence Adopted in Philadelphia 1776

Unanimous declaration from the Continental Congress proclaims the colonies free and independent from Britain. The document asserts natural rights, outlines grievances against King George III, and pledges the signers to life, fortune, and sacred honor. Signers include George Walton and John Adams among others.

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Startling Impact Of Declaration On Liberty And Freedom

The editorial argues the Declaration of Independence remains vital as a living standard for rights. It notes two world wars fought for freedom and warns the struggle continues until society consistently upholds the founders principles in practice.

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The Declaration of Independence and its lasting impact

The piece argues the 1776 Declaration ranked with the Bible and Magna Carta as a historic pivot. It frames the document as the first sustained assertion that people have the right to overthrow bad governments, a belief that spurred global freedoms and inspired thinkers like Dr. Price. John Adams notes the Revolution began in the people's hearts and minds.

Philadelphia United States John Adams

Clarence Drives On After Bank Cash Heist Exchange

In a comic vignette a bank lobby erupts as an elderly man claims to have found a rubber banded roll of bills. Clarence, the hired driver, is called by the mother for direction while Willie reflects on perfection, noting the papa as the perfect child in youth.

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