Tobin, Maurice J., 1901-1953

Original is oversized 11 X 14 studio portrait of the 1949 Cabinet seated around the table. l to r: Julius Krug, Charles Sawyer, Alben Barkley, Maurice Tobin, Charles Brannan, Jesse Donaldson, James Forrestal, Dean Acheson, President Harry S. Truman, John Snyder and Tom Clark. Oversize photo is filed in oversize file. This is same photo is 64-3-14 but it is autographed and a small photo is in the Ross Metal album 96-99.

President Harry S. Truman with Secretary of Labor Maurice Tobin in the oval office of the White House. A similar photo appears on Page 114 of the book "Mr. President," published in 1952, by William Hillman. (See 78-902). From: Papers of William Hillman,"Mr. President" file, Box 2 - Loose Dummy (2 of 2).

Formal portrait of President Truman and his Cabinet. Left to Right: Louis Johnson, Dean Acheson, the President, Vice President Barkley, John Snyder, Tom Clark. Second Row - Left to Right - Julius Krug, Jesse Donaldson, Charles Brannan, Charles Sawyer, and Maurice Tobin.

Former Governor Maurice J. Tobin of Massachusetts today conferred with President Truman regarding his appointment as Secretary of Labor. Governor Tobin is shown leaving the White House with Mrs. Tobin after the conference. From: Beth Gore.

Governor Maurice J. Tobin, Massachusetts, shown testifying before the House Committee on Agriculture. Tobin seeks to have the Parker River, Massachusetts National Wildlife Refuge abolished and seeks to restore 400 families to their farmlands. From: Beth Gore

The new Secretary of Labor Maurice Tobin is pictured as he held his first press conference today. From: Beth Gore

Secretary of Labor Maurice Tobin told the Joint Congressional Economic Committee today that the rise in unemployment appears to have slackened. But he cautioned that the situation should be closely watched. From: Beth Gore

In an appearance before the Senate Labor Committee today, Secretary of Labor Maurice J. Tobin urged Congress to return to "the philosophy of the Wagner Act" by repealing the objectionable Taft-Hartley Law and enacting President Truman's labor program. From: Beth Gore.

Secretary of Labor Maurice Tobin today told the House Labor Committee that industry should aim for a goal of a minimum wage of $1.00 an hour for all. He is shown here with Rep. John Lesinski, left, Democrat, Michigan, Chairman of the Committee. From: Beth Gore

Official Cabinet photograph with autographs. Left to Right: Krug, Sawyer, Barkley, Tobin, Brannan, Donaldson, Forrestal, Acheson, Truman, Snyder and Clark. Original photograph is in a photo album of inaugural events.