mothers day became a holiday observed by all states in 1911.
when did mothers day become a holiday observed by all states?
1911
this would be the last indy 500 that was scheduled for the traditional fixed date of may 30. through 1970, memorial day was a fixed date holiday observed on may 30 regardless of the day of the week. for 1970, the date of may 30 fell on a saturday. from 1911 to 1970, the race was scheduled for may 30, regardless of the day of the week, unless may 30 fell on a sunday. in those cases, the race would be scheduled for monday may 31. the uniform monday holiday act would take effect in 1971, and for 1971 and 1972, the race would be scheduled for the saturday of memorial day weekend. in 1973, it was scheduled for monday (but rain delayed it until wednesday). from 1974 onward, it was scheduled for the sunday of memorial day weekend. from 1974 onward, the race would only be held on may 30 if that date fell on a sunday.
1970 indianapolis 500
bullet::::- hanukkah (25 kislev – 1 tevet – almost always in december) – jewish holiday celebrating the defeat of seleucid forces who had tried to prevent israel from practicing the jewish faith, and also celebrating the miracle of the menorah lights burning for eight days with only enough olive oil for one day.





























bullet::::- saint stephen's day or second day of christmas (26 december) – holiday observed in many european countries.





























bullet::::- boxing day (26 december or 27 december) – holiday observed in many commonwealth countries on the first non-sunday after christmas.
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