Automobiles

Standing left, U.S. Forest Service Chief Lyle F. Watts and unidentified others, Kiamichi Ranger District, Oklahoma. There is a Forest Service car behind them and a small dog in front of them.

President Harry S. Truman stands in his car before the start of a parage in Key West, Florida, to acknowledge the ovation of the citizens. President Truman flew from Washington, D. C., with a stop at Hew Bern, North Carolina. Same as 70-1140, only much better photo. From: Houston Post.

This is half of a stereo slide showing a large two story brick building. The image is taken from a road leading up to the building, with a car parked on the left side. Three trees are in the photo with bushes on the right side.

This is half of a stereo slide of the Grand Hotel Toplice in Bled, Slovenia. Cars are parked in front of the hotel with its exterior covered in green ivy.

This is half of a stereo slide showing a white building, probably an estate, which features circular architectural details. A light green car is parked on the gravel driveway leading up to the house. A landscaped garden is to the left.

This is half of a stereo slide showing a car parked beside a building. The car's driver side door is open. The building is tan and is possibly a side entrance. The image may have been taken during General Robert Landry's trip to Iran.

This is half of a stereo slide showing a man wearing a white hat and surrounded by reporters and photographers as he approaches his car. All people are unidentified.

This is half of a stereo slide showing Averell Harriman (near center, wearing off-white hat) surrounded by reporters as he tries to get in his car parked behind him.

After helping his wife from the car which brought them from the airport in Kansas City, Kansas, President Harry S. Truman smilingly turns to greet crowds of fellow townsmen while Mrs. Bess Truman turns to go up to their summer home here in Independence, Missouri. The President arrived by plane tonight from Washington to vote in Thursday's primary election. From: Houston Post.

President Harry S. Truman, Mrs. Bess Truman (left), and their daughter, Margaret, stand beside a car upon leaving the south entrance of the White House today to ride to the Capitol for the President's address on the State of the Union before a Joint Session of Congress. From: Houston Post.