Seaman Receives Medal and Woman Crafts First Lady Dolls

The video highlights two main stories: Edwin F Chaney Jr. receives the first Merchant Marine Distinguished Service Medal for his bravery in saving shipmates from a torpedoed tanker. The second story features Miss Ethel McClain, who creates doll likenesses of American First Ladies, showcasing her collection at Washington's Children's Museum. The dolls are noted for their accurate facial likenesses and detailed costumes, with the collection valued at $20,000.

What was Edwin F Chaney Junior recognized for?

• Saving shipmates from a burning tanker

• Designing a new naval uniform

• Inventing a new type of ship

• Writing a book about marine life

What is unique about Miss Ethel McClain's hobby?

• She collects rare coins

• She writes biographies of historical figures

• She paints portraits of famous artists

• She makes doll likenesses of presidential wives

Which First Lady is NOT mentioned as a doll likeness in the video?

• Dolley Madison

• Mary Todd Lincoln

• Martha Washington

• Jacqueline Kennedy

Where are the presidential dolls displayed?

• The White House

• The Smithsonian Museum

• The National Gallery of Art

• Washington's Children's Museum

How long did it take to complete the set of presidential dolls?

• Ten years

• Five years

• Three years

• Two years