Bolivian Ambassador and Bolivian Cabinet Members
Irving Florman, United States Ambassador to Bolivia (third from left), poses with Bolivian Cabinet members. All others are unidentified.
Armed forces officers
Attendees for McGrath Testimonial Dinner
Group of men, left to right: unidentified representative of the Col. Francis Vigo Post #1093 of the American Legion, Thomas C. Clark, Mark W. Clark and Irving Geist, at the testimonial dinner for Attorney General J. Howard McGrath at the Hotel Commodore, New York City.
Testimonial Dinner for McGrath
At the testimonial dinner in honor of Attorney General J. Howard McGrath, given by Col. Francis Vigo Post #1093, American Legion, at the Hotel Commodore. Seated are (left to right) Secretary of the Treasury John W. Snyder and Judge Paul Rao. At the speaker's stand, General Mark W. Clark.
Testimonial Dinner for Attorney General McGrath
Testimonial dinner in honor of Attorney General J. Howard McGrath, given by Col. Francis Vigo Post #1093, American Legion, at the Hotel Commodore. Lower dias, left to right: District Attorney Frank S. Hogan; U.S. District Court Judge Irving R. Kaufman; U.S. District Court Judge Gregory F. Noonan; Judge Vincent A. Lupiano of the Municipal Court; Judge Edward J. McCullen of the City Court; Judge Edward M. Curran of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia; Executive assistant to the Attorney General Grace M. Stewart; Judge Edward A. Tamm of the U.S.
Bolivian leader and ambassador
Group of newspaper clippings and a photo of United States Ambassador to Bolivia Irving Florman (left) and the President of Bolivia, Brig. Gen. Hugo Ballivian Rojas. The clippings pertain to Florman's efforts to get Bolivia to produce more tungsten for the United States.
President Truman Standing Outside the White House
An informal portrait of President Harry S. Truman standing outside the White House, smiling. Military Aide General Harry Vaughan can be seen over Mr. Truman's shoulder. Note the pick lapel pin. This represents a miner's pick. It is a pin worn by the members of an informal, unofficial group known at the "Hard Rock Club," the members of which are mostly newspaper men who covered the 1944 campaign after which Mr. Truman was elected Vice President.
President Truman Addresses Crowd at Dedication of Kentucky Dam
President Harry S. Truman speaks from a platform filled with dignitaries during the dedication of the Tennessee Valley Authority's Kentucky Dam in Gilbertsville, Kentucky. The only identified persons are General Harry Vaughan (visible over Truman's right shoulder) and Press Secretary Charles Ross (visible behind Truman).
President Truman and Others at Little White House at Key West
Admiral James Foskett, Presidential Aide John Steelman, Mr. Neal Helm, President Harry S. Truman, Military Aide General Harry Vaughan, and Press Secretary Charles Ross relaxing under the palms in the Little White House garden in Key West, Florida. Similar to 66-1352.
President Truman holds a press conference
President Truman holds a press conference on the lawn of the Little White House in Key West. Shown seated is Charles Ross. In the background in naval attire is Admiral William Leahy, Gen. Harry Vaughan, Stuart Symington and Clark Clifford.
President Truman and Others at Antwerp
Left to right: Admiral William Leahy, Admiral Harold Stark, Secretary of State James Byrnes, Ambassador to Belgium Charles Sawyer, President Harry S. Truman, and General Dwight D. Eisenhower, on board the U.S.S. Augusta at Antwerp. President Truman is en route to the Potsdam Conference. Similar to 63-1380-46.