Ambassadors

Photo of Yakov A. Malik, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister who replaced Andrei Gromyko as USSR Representative to the United Nations. The photo was taken in his cabin aboard the SS Queen Mary. From: Beth Gore.

Photo of the Foreign Minister of Norway, Halvard M. Lange, arriving in Washington for conferences on the North Atlantic Defense Pact. He is shown talking to reporters as he arrived at National Airport. L to R: Ambassador Wilhelm Munthe de Morgenstierne, Halvard M. Lange, and reporters. From: Beth Gore

Photo of Dr. Oskar Lange (left), Polish Ambassador to the United States, shown at the State Department with Acting Secretary of State Dean Acheson. From: Beth Gore.

Norwegian Foreign Minister Halvard Lange called on President Harry S. Truman before attending a final State Department Conference on Norway's possible entry into the North Atlantic Security Pact (North Atlantic Treaty Organization). He was accompanied by Ambassador Wilhelm Munthe de Morgenstierne, left, and Oscar Torp, right, one of his advisers. From: Beth Gore.

Dr. V. K. Wellington Koo, the Ambassador from China to the United States, is shown as he entered the White House to present his credentials to President Truman. From: Beth Gore

The President and his family being greeted at the Inaugural Ball. Left to right: Bess Truman, Perle Mesta, President Harry S. Truman, Margaret Truman, two unidentified men. Original photograph is in a photo album of inaugural events.

Photo taken at the State Department where representatives of England and the United States were holding discussions on economic problems. Left to right: Leo T. Crowley, Foreign Economic Administration head; the Earl of Halifax, Ambassador to the United States from Great Britain; Assistant Secretary of State Will Clayton; Lord John Maynard Keynes, Economic Advisor to the British Treasury; and Secretary of Commerce Henry A. Wallace. From: Beth Gore.

Photo of Hershel V. Johnson, U. S. Ambassador to Sweden. From: Beth Gore.

Photo of U. S. Ambassador to Sweden Hershel V. Johnson. From: Beth Gore.

Supreme Court Justice Robert H. Jackson, right, received the Honorary Degree of Doctor of Laws from the University of Warsaw from the Polish Ambassador to the United States, Jozef Winiewicz, on the left. The degree to Justice Jackson was in recognition of his work in the trials of the Nazi War Criminals at Nuremberg. From: Beth Gore.