Awards

Former President Harry S. Truman receives a plaque from the Missouri Writer's Guild in his office at the Federal Reserve Bank Building. The plaque is for his "Memoirs." They are, left to right: Mrs. Grace Mitchell, Mr. Clifford H. Nowlin, Mr. Robert V. Harman, Mr. Cecil Perkins, and Mrs. Alta Armstrong. See also photo 58-449. From: Found in a box of miscellaneous photographs in the audiovisual area.

Harry S. Truman (standing, fifth from left) holding a scroll, with a group of men gathered around. All others are unidentified.

Hon. Owen Brewster, Senior U.S. Senator from Maine, Crowns Miss Connie Porter, South Portland, Maine, 1950 National Junior Better Fishing Queen, Salt Water Division, Boy and Girl National Better Fishing Program. Left to right: Raymond Henley, Senator Brewster, Miss Porter and Emile J. Morin, President, Consolidated Sportsman Club of Maine.

Certificate to Emile J. Morin, President of the Consolidated Sportsman Club of Maine, from Better Fishing, Inc.

Photograph of a plaque presentation to the U.S.S. Missouri by the Missouri State Club of Pearl Harbor. None of the individuals are identified.

Hugo L. Black Testimonial Dinner held at the Hotel Statler in Washington D.C. to present the Thomas Jefferson Award of the Southern Conference for Human Welfare to Justice Black. From left to right are Alben W. Barkley, Hugo Black, Clark Foreman, and Fred M. Vinson. The photo is autographed by all four men along the bottom.

Honorary Degree to Harry S. Truman from the University of Michigan State with a citation from the same University.

Mr. Ralph Deede (left), General Services Administration, presents Wayne Fellows (right) with the Superior Performance Award at the Truman Library.

In the auditorium of the Truman Library, former President Harry S. Truman (right) receives the "Supreme Award of Merit" from Robert D. Hobday (left), President of the George Washington Carver Memorial Institute.

Robert D. Hobday (left) of the George Washington Carver Memorial Institute presents former President Harry S. Truman (right) with the "Supreme Award of Merit" in the auditorium of the Truman Library.