Roosevelt Renominated At Democratic Convention In Philadelphia
The Democratic convention in Philadelphia renominated President Franklin D. Roosevelt amid a vigorous display of popular support. The platform defended New Deal progress, urged continued recovery, and pledged reforms for farmers, labor, and public works while outlining foreign policy aims and domestic protections.
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Old Southwest Echoes and Vivid Wild West Portraits
A fragmentary reminiscence surveys legends like Pat Garrett John Wesley Hardin and Doc Holliday alongside 1930s political chatter about campaigns and regional pests. It blends pop culture Westerns with era chatter on elections and societal change in a rambling, voice-driven column style.
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Why July 4 Was Called Our Greatest Day
A condensed look at the 1776 move toward independence. The Continental Congress debated Lee’s resolution, prepared Jefferson’s draft, and on July 4 approved the Declaration after lengthy committee work and cross colony negotiations. Washington’s status and prior protests shaped the context of the declaration’s adoption.
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Presidents Born on the Fourth and Founding Fathers Die On Independence Day
The note highlights that Calvin Coolidge was born on the Fourth and that John Adams Thomas Jefferson and James Monroe died on July 4. It reflects on the Fourth of July as a notable date in U.S. presidential history.
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Independence Day Reflections From Washington Star
A reflective prose piece recalls the July celebration and honors brave men of the past. It speaks of steadfast minds guiding the nation through tempests and the enduring memory of sacrifice and reverence for the night.
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Where Old Glory Was First Flown
A historical note recounts the first hoisting of the national flag at Fort Schuyler near Home, N. Y., on August 3, 1777, under fire days later. It details congressional actions from 1790 to 2018 regarding stripes and stars and credits a Mrs. Ross for star pattern guidance.
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Displaying the flag the correct orientation and drapery warning
The article describes proper flag display with the Union on the observer’s left when hung horizontally or vertically. It warns not to use the flag as drapery and advises bunting of blue, white, and red under a heading.
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