Portrait of U.S. Labor Department official Robert C. Goodwin seated at his desk and using the telephone. At the time Goodwin was the director of the Labor Department's U.S. Employment Service.
Interior view of a group of 15 men at an unidentified location/event. Robert C. Goodwin is standing on the back row, first on the left. The group may have been associated with the War Manpower Commission. Robert Goodwin was executive director of the War Manpower Commission in 1945.
Exterior group portrait identified as Conference of State Employment Security, Executive Directors, Employment Service Directors, and Representatives of the Social Security Board, Washington, D.C., July 23-27, 1940. Robert C. Goodwin, wearing a dark suit, is standing on the back row near the center of the photo and just to the right of the center door.
The files of all social security account holders. From: Photos used in the 1984 Truman Centennial exhibit. Franklin D. Roosevelt Library Photo Number: NPX-53-227.
Charles S. Murphy, Undersecretary of Agriculture (1961-1965), is standing on the left next to an unidentified male actor in costume. The location is believed to be Manteo, North Carolina. Mr. Murphy made a guest appearance at "The Lost Colony" production where he spoke. Both appear to be standing perhaps on the stage.
Charles Sawyer, Secretary, United States Department of Commerce and Clarence Osthagen, Assistant Secretary, United States Department of Commerce, (at right) with unidentified African American men at The Sixth Conference on The Negro in Business at the Commerce Department Auditorium in Washington, D.C.
Charles Sawyer, Secretary, United States Department of Commerce, (third from right) and Clarence Osthagen, Assistant Secretary, United States Department of Commerce (second from right) with unidentified African American men at The Sixth Conference on The Negro in Business at the Commerce Department Auditorium in Washington, D.C.