S. 1415: "To improve the calendar now in use by making it perpetual; to retain the number of twelve months; to equalize the quarters of the year so that days of the week and dates always agree, each quarter to have ninety-one days or thirteen weeks or three months equivalent to the season and every month to have twenty-six weekdays plus Sundays; to begin years and weeks on the first day of the week, Sunday; to fix holidays; to give the calendar comparability; not for a year but for centuries." Eighty-first Congress; First Session, 1949. George H. Wilson Collection, CAC_CC_057_1_7_22_4. Carl Albert Center Congressional and Political Collections. https://arc.ou.edu/repositories/3/archival_objects/69797 Accessed November 22, 2024.

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