On this date across different years, the Brooklyn Daily Eagle reported on various significant events, including Mayor George McClellan's orders to honor Flag Day in 1905 by displaying flags at City Hall and schools emphasizing respect for the national flag. In 1928, preparations in Atlantic City for the anticipated vacation crowds were highlighted, unveiling enhancements to attractions like the Steel Pier and addressing traffic concerns for incoming visitors. By 1940, the article noted Representative Emanuel Celler's acceptance to speak at the upcoming Father's Day celebration at the World's Fair, showcasing community engagement through public officials.
Mayor [George] McClellan has issued orders that the flags shall fly from the City Hall on Wednesday, June 14, in observance of Flag Day.
With nearness of mid-June and warm weather, there has been a sudden bustle of preparation by business interests here to receive the large vacation crowds expected.
Traffic officials are endeavoring to prevent wholesale breaking of traffic and parking regulations with threats of heavy penalties for those who fail to heed warnings.
Representative Celler accepted an invitation to speak at the Father's Day celebration in the American Common at the World's Fair on Sunday afternoon.
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