Administrative agencies

Group of men on Section Number 4. Ralph K. Davies (second from left) and unidentified others. From the scrapbook War Emergency Pipelines, Inc: Construction Views - First Section of East Texas-East Coast Pipeline.

James E. Webb (third from left) with unidentified others during the Commerce Communications Subcommittee hearings on communication satellites.

James E. Webb (second from left) shown with three unidentified men examining a communications satellite; evidently the men are from the Senate Commerce Communications Subcommittee. Mr. Webb is the Director of NASA.

James E. Webb (left), Director of NASA, shown with an unidentified man, evidently from the Senate Commerce Communications Subcommittee, examining a communications satellite.

Apartment of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Raymond while Mr. Raymond was a consultant to NASA.

James E. Webb (second from left), Head of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, at dinner with 3 unidentified men at an unknown location.

Mrs. Georgia Neese Clark, first woman to become treasurer of the United States, at the White House offices, gives Press Secretary Charles Ross one of the first one dollar bills to bear her name. She signed it for him, with twelve others for President Truman. A picture of the President at his desk is at the center. From: Charles Ross Papers, 12x18 metal album.

Federal Communication Commission Commissioner Paul A Walker, right, is shown taking oath of office for a new six year term this morning. The oath was given by Justice Bennett C. Clark, left, of the District Court of Appeals. From: Beth Gore.

Philleo Nash, Commissioner of Indian Affairs, delivering a speech at the Institute of Race Relations, Fisk University, Nashville, Tennessee.

Commissioner of Indian Affairs Philleo Nash shown in full Indian dress during his adoption into the Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians in Minnesota. His Indian name will now be Gitchie Ahnishinabee Ogema (Great Indian Leader).