Spouses

Charles and Florence Ross on Bethany Beach. Charles Ross was a journalist who later became Press Secretary for President Truman.

Mrs. Charles (Florence) Griffin Ross is shown with unidentified ladies. Mrs. Ross is the last lady on the right. From: Charles Ross Papers.

Photo of Florence Ross, wife of Press Secretary Charles Ross, with unidentified ladies. Mrs. Ross is the one with the dark glasses. They appear to be on a boat.

Snapshot of Florence Ross, wife of Charles Ross, with unidentified ladies at outdoor location. Mrs. Ross is the one with the dark glasses.

Mrs. Florence Ross, wife of Press Secretary Charles Ross, is shown talking to an unidentified Asian man.

Mrs. Bjorn Bjornson looks over a railing at Niagara Falls, on the Canadian side. She is the wife of a Canadian reporter who is covering President Harry S. Truman's three-day trip to Canada. From: Bjorn Bjornson.

Just before President Harry S. Truman's press conference at the Seignory Club, Monte-Bello, Ontario, Canada, Bjorn Bjornson, a Canadian reporter, sneaked off with his wife and took a honeymoon picture of her. From: Bjorn Bjornson.

Just before President Harry S. Truman's press conference at the Seignory Club, Monte-Bello, Ontario, Canada, Bjorn Bjornson, a Canadian reporter sneaked off with his wife and took a honeymoon picture of her. From: Bjorn Bjornson.

Just before President Harry S. Truman's press conference at the Seignory Club, Monte-Bello, Ontario, Canada, Bjorn Bjornson, a Canadian reporter, sneaked off with his wife and took a picture of her sitting on a log. From: Bjorn Bjornson.

Mrs. Franc McCluer, wife of Dr. Franc McCluer, President of Westminster College, was hostess for a luncheon given in honor of President Harry S. Truman and Britain's former Prime Minister, Winston Churchill. Both men received honorary degrees from the College. Cooks from all over Callaway County had been pressed into service. The star of the menu was Callaway County ham. Churchill relished the meal. He solemnly proclaimed, "The pig has reached its highest point of evolution in this ham!" From: Hathon M. Fields.