Truman, Harry S., 1884-1972

President Harry S. Truman being welcomed in Kansas City, Missouri. Truman standing in car surrounded by a crowd of people. He is stopped in Kansas City on his return from his Western trip.

President Harry S. Truman shaking hands with group of men from Grandview, Missouri. Independence, Missouri, Mayor Roger Sermon directly beneath sign and to Truman's right. Truman on far right. All others unidentified. Sign in photo reads "Grandview Chamber of Commerce."

Portrait of Harry S. Truman at age 4, and his brother, Vivian Truman at age 2. (Same as 79-27). From the Kansas City Star (from the Truman family album).

Portrait of Senator Harry S. Truman. From Kansas City Star, published 11-7-34.

Senator Harry S. Truman, in Masonic apron setting the cornerstone during the dedication of the Jackson County Courthouse in Kansas City.

Group of four photographs, in a composite published in the Kansas City Star 8-12-34, as follows: Upper left - The old Truman Home on the 600 acre farm near Grandview; right, Senatorial nominee, Harry S. Truman, in home in Independence, Missouri, behind him stands a clock made in England in 1722, brought to Vermont by an early ancestor of Mrs. Truman's and to Independence by her great grandfather; lower left, Mrs. David W. Wallace (Madge Gates) daughter of George P. Gates, and mother of Mrs. Truman; center, 82-year old mother of Harry S. Truman, Martha Truman. From: the Kansas City Star

Page from "The Pandex," the annual of the Kansas City School of Law, showing Harry S. Truman (second from the bottom) as judge of the County Court, Eastern Jackson County District, Independence, Missouri. Truman attended the Law School as a night-school student from 1923-1925. Also pictured (from top to bottom): John O'Harra Starker; W. D. Stephens; Ray T. Sterling; Sam M. Terbovich; J. Earl Thomas; Harry Tressler, Jr.; Truman; and H. O. Waggoner.

Portrait of President Harry S. Truman, inscribed: "To Mrs. W.L.C. Palmer, from her old Latin publicity man, with affectionate regards. Harry S. Truman." From: Ardelia (Mrs. W.L.C.) Palmer.

President Harry S. Truman (right) with former business partner Eddie Jacobson in Mr. Jacobson's clothing store in the Westport area of Kansas City. From: Mrs. Eddie Jacobson.

Cartoon, entitled "From One Historian to Another," by Bruce Russell. It is a composite of various depictions of President Harry S. Truman. From: Bruce Russell.