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OCR Page 1 of 3"NATIONAL
ARCHIVES AND
REFERENCE
RECORDS
TUESDAY
SERVICE"
JUNE 24, 1952
9:30 am
Honorable James M. Mead, Chairman, Federal Trade Commission
Sister Mary Eleanor, Mt. Mercy Academy, South Buffalo, New York
Sister Mary Eugenia, Mt. Mercy Academy
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Sister Mary Annette, Felician Sisters Motherhouse, Buffalo, N.Y.
Sister Mary Amadeus, Polish Felician Sisters, Buffalo, N. Y.
Sister Mary Elizabeth Ann, Grey Nun from D'Youville College
Sister Mary Helen Rita, Grey Nun from D'Youville College
Father Henry Senft, Franciscan Monastery, Hamburg, New York
Mrs. James M. Mead
Mrs. Loretto Muldoon, Sister of Honorable James M. Mead
Miss Joan Landy, daughter of County Chairman, Democratic County
Committee, Jamestown, New York
(Chairman Mead brought this group to meet the President.)
9:45 am
Senator Lister Hill, Alabama
Senator Kenneth McKellar, Tennessee
Senator John J. Sparkman, Alabama
(Senator Hill phoned Mr. Connelly June 20th and asked for this.)
10:00 am
(Staff)
11:00 am
Field Marshall Earl Alexander of Tunis
The Rt. Honorable Selwyn Lloyd, British Minister of State
Sir Christopher Steel, Minister of the British Embassy
General Omar N. Bradley, Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff
(The British requested this appointment through Protocol, and
the President had Mr. Connelly invite General Bradley to be
present. The Minister of the British Embassy came in
absence of the Ambassador. Half hour)
11:30 am
Mr. James Brannigan, of New York City
Mr. Barney Schlinger
(Mr. Brannigan called Mr. Connelly from New York, on June 12th,
and asked for this.)
11:45 am
Honorable Harry A. McDonald, Chairman, Reconstruction Finance
Corporation
(Called Mr. Connelly last week and asked for this.)
12:00
The President presented the Young American Medal for Bravery and
the Young American Medal for Service. These selections made
under Act of 81st Congress authorizing Department of Justice
to recognize and to award to outstanding courageous young
Americans a medal for heroism known as the Young Americal Medal
for Bravery and a medal for service and character known as the
Young American Medal for Service. The following received
the medals:
Miss Margaret Galassi, aged 16
Parker Edward Stratt, aged 10
Stuart William Oberg, aged 17
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