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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1936

Page

6

Parliament considers royal marriage bill for Sweden

A bill may allow royalty to marry foreigners in Sweden as Parliament debates royal prerogatives. In Amsterdam, about 20,000 women staged a peace parade with white flowers, while discussions about Canada annexing the US surface as a topic. The note also cites 20 large US banks holding over six billion dollars in government securities.

Sweden The Netherlands Amsterdam United States

John Hancock a Patriot Leader in Independence Rise

The article recounts John Hancock's bold signature on the Declaration of Independence and his role as Massachusetts representative, president of the Continental Congress, and first governor. It notes his wealth, warning to Britain, and tomb at Old Granary Burying Ground, with local notes from Dixonville and surrounding families about visits, birthdays, and community events.

Library of Congress Philadelphia Elizabeth Ellicott Poe Washington Post John Hancock Massachusetts George Boston Braintree John Adams United States Tomas Hancock Hancock Haurvard Continental Congress John Haiecock Lord Percy Britain Congress Old Granary Burying Ground Tremont Street Samuel Adams

Declaration Printed on Dunlap Press in Philadelphia

The Declaration of Independence was printed on the Dunlap press during the night of July 4 1776 in Philadelphia.

John Dunlap Philadelphia

Willing Workers Ice Cream Festival at Church Lawn

Sunday school at 10 15 and an ice cream festival on the church lawn Friday evening July 3. Local families and visitors attended a series of social visits including the Marshalls, Kennedy, and Ewing households.

Crooked Creek George Simpson John Eunor Pittsburgh Merle McGara Jay McQuilkin Melvin New Kensington Chas, Brady Indiana Walter Bartholomew Cuddy Atwoon Lewisville Willing Workers Church Lawn T.C. Hood Poster Smock Arthur and Philip J. S. Marshall

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