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It’s LGBT Pride Month, National Frozen Yogurt Month, National Fabric Care Month, National Iced Tea Month, National Rose Month, National Candy Month, Fireworks Safety Month, Turkey Lovers Month and National Accordion Awareness Month.
Today in 1789,the first Congressional act became law– it had to do with administering oaths. As required by the Constitution, they prescribed the oath of allegiance to be sworn by senators, representatives, members of state legislatures, and all federal and states executive and judicial officers. It also set the time and manner of administering the oath.
Today in 1796,Tennessee was admitted as sixteenth state.
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This Week in History: April 10-16, 2017
for human events ever resemble those of preceding times.”
Machiavelli
April 10
1790 – Captain Robert Gray is the first American to circumnavigate the globe. He repeats his trek in 1793. Gray died in 1806 at the age of 51.
1849 – Walter Hunt patents the safety pin. He sells the rights for $100. Hunt patents many inventions including the fountain pen, streetcar bell, street sweeper, and nail-making machine.
1865 – General Robert E. Lee issues his last order at Appomattox Court House, General Order #9, praising his soldiers and ordering them to return home.
1866 – The American Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) is founded in New York City by philanthropist and diplomat Henry Bergh.
this is the cbs evening news. reporter: good evening. from wall street to main street, it has been a tough week. the economic recovery seems to be losing momentum. in may, state and local governments cut thousands of jobs so even though private companies added employees, there was only a net gain of 54,000. and as more people reentered the job market, the unemployment rate edged up above 9%. nearly 14 million americans are looking for work now, and millions who have found jobs are working for less. senior business correspondent anthony mason begins our coverage. this is the rare treat. we get a pizza once in a while. reporter: for nearly two years in st. clare shores, michigan, michael and melissa barone were both out of work. we absolutely had zero money. we could hardly afford to even buy food. reporter: michael, who was laid off by ford, just got a new job, but after half his old pay. melissa is still looking for a job. even though we were out there, both of
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