U S Delegation Sets Out Plan At London Conference
United States delegates press for global economic reform at London talks. They demand no dollar stabilization during the meeting and push for tariff cuts, removal of embargoes, and expanded credit and public works to revive industry.
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Spirit of 36 painting misperception clarified in Washington Post
Article notes most viewers misdate Archibald Willard’s Spirit of 36 as Revolutionary War era. Devereux argues the work portrays later scenes with homespun musicians marching across a battlefield. The painting gained fame after Philadelphia Centennial exhibit and was donated to Marblehead Massachusetts.
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Heli
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Then Now on Fourth of July Then Now on Fourth of July
A historical reflection on how Fourth of July celebrations evolved from grand war and political events to modern fireworks and rest days. The article recalls notable figures born or died on July 4 and moments like the Surrender of Vicksburg, with scattered references to early celebrations and conflicts.
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Mirla Coolidge
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Ginseppe Caribalt
Stephen Foster
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Jolie Butler
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Lck
How Key Wrote Immortal Song
SANDIS SCOTT KEY a resident of Georgetown D C wrote The Star Spangled Banner while detained on a British ship during the bombardment of Fort McHenry. He watched the assault and, inspired by the moment, penned the verse describing rockets red glare and bombs bursting in air confirming the flag was still there.
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D. C
Fort McHenry
Washington
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