June 25: ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY
Briefly

The nomination of Grover Cleveland for the third time for the presidency is a tribute to his integrity, consistency, and courage in asserting his honest beliefs, reflecting the respect of the American people for leaders true to themselves.
The population of the U.S. in 1920 was estimated at 105 million, indicating a slower growth rate partly due to factors like the cessation of immigration during the war, influenza epidemics, and war-related deaths.
American infantrymen made significant advances towards capturing Cherbourg in 1944, gaining the last heights overlooking the city, capturing prisoners, arms, and ammunition from retreating Germans in the face of intense bombardment.
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