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Original Life Magazine from July 4, 1955 - July Fourth fireworks
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Day: 4
4 | |
Tennis | |
8 | |
United States (Social life and customs) | |
14 | |
Catholic Church (Argentina), Argentina (Politics and government) | |
16 | |
Liberty, France (History, February Revolution, 1848), United States (History, Revolution, 1775-1783) | |
21 | |
United Nations Conference on the Commemoration of the Tenth Anniversary of the Signing of the United Nations Charter, San Francisco, 1955 | |
29 | |
Nuclear reactors | |
31 | |
Virgil MCCROSKEY, Idaho (Parks and reserves) | |
41 | |
Carol OHMART | |
46 | |
Fireworks, Fourth of July, United States (Social life and customs) | |
55 | |
Archives (Egypt), Snake charmers, Snakes | |
58 | |
Alexander Hamilton (American statesman.); 1757-1804, James Madison (American president.); 1751-1836, Elbridge Gerry (American vice-president.); 1744-1814, Luther Martin (American state official and lawyer.); 1744-1826, George Mason (American colonial leader.); 1725-1792, Gouverneur Morris (American statesman.); 1752-1816, Benjamin Franklin (American statesman and scientist); 1706-1790 (Statues, portraits, etc), William Paterson (senator, governor and Supreme Court justice.); 1745-1806, Roger Sherman (American colonial leader.); 1721-1793, James Wilson (American Supreme Court justice.); 1742-1798, John Adams (American president.); 1735-1826, John Jay (American diplomat and Supreme Court justice.); 1745-1829, Thomas Jefferson (American president.); 1743-1826, John Marshall (American Supreme Court justice.); 1755-1835 | |
58 | |
United States Constitutional Convention (1787) | |
60 | |
George Washington; 1732-1799 (Statues, portraits, etc) | |
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