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Truman, Harry S., 1884-1972

Harry S. Truman at the Eddie Jacobson Armistice Day Luncheon

Former President Harry S. Truman and others attend the Eddie Jacobson Armistice Day Luncheon at the Muehlebach Hotel in Kansas City, Missouri. From left to right; two unidentified men, Harry Small, two unidentified men, Hy Vile (standing), A. J. Granoff, Earl Tranin, Ben Weinberg, Harry S. Truman, Judge Albert A. Ridge, Tom Evans, waiter Daniel L. Muro, two unidentified men, George Goldman, unidentified man and Frank Rope. All others are unidentified.

Harry S. Truman, Hy Vile, Ben Weinberg and an unidentified man attending the Eddie Jacobson Armistice Day Luncheon at the Muehlebach Hotel

Left to right: an unidentified man, Hy Vile, Harry S. Truman and Ben Weinberg attending the Eddie Jacobson Armistice Day Luncheon at the Muehlebach Hotel in Kansas City. From: Album entitled Eddie Jacobson Armistice Day Luncheon.

Former President Truman in Cosby, Tennessee with others

On the porch of Donald M. McSween's "Bonnie Brae Cabin," former President Harry S. Truman is photographed with law enforcement personnel from Cosby, Tennessee. Left to right are Criminal Investigator Ambrose Moss, Lt. Harold Cross (Truman's driver for the day), the President, Sgt. Mickey McGuire, and Inspector J.J. Jackson. Mr. Truman traveled to Cosby, Tennessee, to speak at the Ramp Festival. (See 72-1121 to 1187) From: John S. Stroud

Former President Truman shakes hands with Captain McGaha in Cosby, Tennessee

During a press conference held on the porch of State Employment Security Commissioner Donald M. McSween's "Bonnie Brae Cabin" in Cosby, Tennessee, former President Harry S. Truman shakes hands with Captain Charles L. McGaha. Captain McGaha is a Congressional Medal of Honor recipient, while Ms. McGaha (right), Tennessee Governor Frank G. Clement (left) and members of the press look on. Mr. Truman traveled to Cosby to speak at the Ramp Festival. (See 72-1121 to 1187.) From: John S. Stroud.