Airports

Secretary of State John Foster Dulles (left) and Mutual Security Administrator Harold Stassen are boarding a plane at Washington Airport for a nine-day tour of seven European nations. Before leaving, Dulles reiterated that he was not going to make "new commitments" but gather information on the "common problems" facing the Atlantic community. From: Beth Gore

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.

A crowd gathers around President Harry S. Truman's airplane at the airport in Springfield, Missouri. President Truman was in Springfield to attend the 35th Division Reunion.

Plane refueling at Metz, France.

Weimar Airfield and wrecked German bomber. Excavation is filled-in garbage pit from near-by mess tent.

From left to right, President Harry S. Truman, his daughter Margaret and brother J. Vivian ride in the back seat of an automobile as they depart from Fairfax Airport, Kansas City, Kansas. (See 77-140.) From: Jerry Norberg.

A small plane waits at Pryor Field for former President Harry S. Truman to board after his visit to Decatur, Alabama, where he made a major address before a crowd of 10,000 plus at a political rally for the Kennedy-Johnson ticket. From: J.F. Rowden, Traffic Superintendent, Chemstrand Company, Decatur, Alabama 35602

Prior to departing from Pryor Field, Alabama, former President Harry S. Truman holds up the 1948 newspaper with the headline "Dewey Defeats Truman." Mr. Truman gave a major address before a crowd of over 10,000 at a political rally for the Kennedy-Johnson Democratic ticket in Decatur, Alabama. From: J.F. Rowden, Traffic Superintendent, Chemstrand Company, Decatur, Alabama 35602

Former President Harry S. Truman shakes hands with an admirer as he prepares to depart Pryor Field in Decatur, Alabama, where he made a major address at a political rally for the Democratic Kennedy-Johnson ticket before a crowd of 10,000 plus. A peculiar reflection from the sun caused a shadow across the camera lens making it appear that Mr. Truman is wearing a skull cap. From: J.F. Rowden, Traffic Superintendent, Chemstrand Company, Decatur, Alabama

Former President Harry S. Truman says farewell to his supporters as he prepares to depart from Pryor Field, Decatur, Alabama, after making a major address before a crowd of 10,000 plus at a political rally for the Democratic Kennedy-Johnson ticket. From: J.F. Rowden, Traffic Superintendent, Chemstrand Company, Decatur, Alabama 35602