Truman, Harry S., 1884-1972

An 11 x 14 photo showing Left to Right: General Dwight Eisenhower, President Harry S. Truman, former President Herbert Hoover and educators from Princeton University. This occasion was the bicentennial ceremony of Princeton.

Photo showing President Harry S. Truman (left) pointing, as Governor William Hastie (center, an African American) and General Harry Vaughan look on. In the background is Magens Bay, Virgin Islands. This is a similar photo to 77-1934, but better quality.

President Harry S. Truman is shown with his arms clasped in Margaret's (left) and Bess's arms upon his arrival at Washington National Airport. The President had been on a 2-week Florida vacation. There is a photographer in the background on the right. This 9 x 14 photo is superior to 77-444 and others similar to this.

President Harry S. Truman turns to face those behind him on the platform as members of Congress applaud him following his address to the 80th Congress in this 9 x 14 photo.

A 9 x 14 photo showing a full length side view of President Truman as he addresses the 80th Congress.

President Harry S. Truman is shown fishing at Sun Valley, Idaho in this 9 x 14 photo. Press and individuals are shown surrounding the President.

A superior 11 x 14 full length photo of President Truman and General Dwight Eisenhower. President Truman extends a polite hand to usher Eisenhower inside the White House door. The General went there directly on arriving in the U.S. and came back to next day to receive a fourth Oak Leaf cluster for his DSM.

President Harry S. Truman congratulates an unidentified man who has received a medal or merit during a ceremony on the White House lawn at the Rose Garden. Gen. Harry Vaughan is shown over the shoulder of the President, at right. Other staff and friends look on.

Former President Harry S. Truman is shown in the Capitol Chamber shaking hands with Governor Phil M. Donnelly during this early post-presidential trip to Jefferson City, Missouri. Left to right: Lester A. Vonderschmidt, Lt. Gov. James T. Blair, former President Truman, and Gov. Phil Donnelly.

President Truman rehearses the foreign policy speech which was broadcast and telecast from his White House Oval Office on this day. In it, he called on Russia to join in a "foolproof" system of reducing the world's staggering burden of armaments - including the Atom Bomb. This is similar to 92-303-1 and 92-303-2.