Autographs

George Marshall taking the oath of office with, pictured from left, Arthur H. Vandenberg, Admiral William D. Leahy, Rear Admiral James H. Foskett (partly obscured by Leahy), General Harry H. Vaughan, John W. Snyder, Tom C. Clark, George C. Marshall (foreground), President Harry S. Truman (standing behind desk), General Walter Bedell Smith (background, next to Clark), Clinton P. Anderson, Chief Justice Fred M. Vinson, Julius A. Krug (next to Anderson), unidentified photographer, James F. Byrnes, and Lewis B. Schwellenbach. Autographed by all present. Photographers are not identified.

Mounted on heavy board, an autographed portrait of Chief Justice Earl Warren with the following inscription in Warren's hand, "For Dean Acheson, in appreciation of his leadership and devoted service to the Judicial Conference Committee on the Rules of Civil Procedure. Sincerely, Earl Warren 11/1/63."

At the Saddler's Wells Ballet in the Metropolitan Opera House in New York City, Secretary of State Dean Acheson signs autographs for guests.

A portrait of Admiral William D. Leahy, autographed with the following inscription, "To Rear Admiral and Mrs. Sidney W. Souers with appreciation - William D. Leahy."

Official campaign photo of Harry S. Truman for the 1948 campaign, which has been signed by Mr. Truman "To Sidney W. Souers with the best of good wishes from his good friend Harry S. Truman White House Jan. 23, 1948." This is the same image as photograph as 58-486. From: Sidney W. Souers Papers.

Official photograph of Harry S. Truman during his first term of office in the Presidency. Mr. Truman is sitting at his desk in the oval office. The photograph has been signed by Mr. Truman to read "Kindest regards to Rear Adm. Sidney W. Souers" Harry S. Truman. Image is the same as 58-42. From: Sidney W. Souers Papers.

Portrait of Admiral Sidney W. Souers. Autographed on original matte: "To the Honorable Harry S. Truman, a great President and a wonderful friend, with profound respect and admiration. Sidney W. Souers, Admiral, U.S.N.R. (Ret.)."

Former President Harry S. Truman poses for a group picture with five unidentified 35th Division Army personnel. The soldiers have signed their names (not all legible) at the bottom by their feet. The meeting appears to be on a base. From: Found in a box of miscellaneous photographs from the audiovisual area.

Former President Harry S. Truman stands between Detective Walter W. Cleary and Detective George J. Katukes during his visit to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where he spoke at the annual Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner at the Milwaukee Auditorium. The photo is autographed: "Good Luck - Best Wishes - Detective Walter W. Cleary, 6-21-57" and "Best Wishes, Det. George J. Katukes." From: Found in a box of miscellaneous photographs in the audiovisual area.

Title page of the "Results of County Planning," inscribed: "To Mrs. W.L.C. Palmer, who taught me to try to be what I ought. Harry S. Truman." Truman served as Presiding Judge of Jackson County, and this volume illustrates the improvements in Jackson County's road system during Judge Truman's term of office. From: Mrs. W.L.C. Palmer.