MacMillan Sets Out On Arctic Voyage From Boothbay
Commander Donald B. MacMillan sails the Bowdoin on his 27th Arctic expedition with Miriam MacMillan and 14 crewmen. The 8,000 mile voyage aims near the North Pole within 11 degrees, stopping in Labrador after Nova Scotia. Aims include new bird, mineral and plant specimens and items for Bowdoin College Arctic museum.
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Brannan Takes Over as Secretary of Agriculture
Charles F. Brannan was sworn in as Secretary of Agriculture in Washington. He pledged to help build world peace and prosperity through a strong, productive farming sector, saying the department’s primary duty is to assist farmers. Brannan succeeds Clinton P. Anderson, who resigned to seek the Senate seat from New Mexico.
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