Pres. Harry Truman awards 'Young American' awards to US children

In a ceremony at the White House Rose Garden, three young Americans were awarded the first Young American medals for bravery and service. Margaret Galassi, a 16-year-old, saved seven children from a fire. Parker Edward Stratt, a 10-year-old, rescued a girl from an alligator. Stuart Oberg, a 17-year-old, was recognized for his civil defense work. The awards, established by the 81st Congress, honor their bravery and service, with a memorable visit to the president.

Where did the medal awarding ceremony take place?

• In the Oval Office

• In the Capitol Building

• At the Lincoln Memorial

• In the Rose Garden of the White House

What heroic act did Margaret Galassi perform?

• Saved a dog from a well

• Stopped a bank robbery

• Rescued seven children from a fire

• Saved a child from drowning

What dangerous animal did the Florida lad save a girl from?

• An alligator

• A snake

• A bear

• A wolf

What was Stuart Oberg recognized for?

• His sports accomplishments

• His musical talent

• His civil defense work

• His academic achievements

Who established the Young American medals?

• The 80th Congress

• The 81st Congress

• The 82nd Congress

• The 83rd Congress