Boys

Faded color photo of President Harry S. Truman surrounded by young boys while adults watch in the background on his visit to Girard College, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. President Truman attended ceremonies for the centennial of the founding of the College by Stephen Girard as a free boarding school for fatherless boys. (See 59-1489-1 thru 32.) From: Todd Jermstad.

President Harry S. Truman is surrounded by boys as he visits Girard College in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Truman will attend a centennial of the founding of the College by Stephen Girard as a free boarding school for fatherless boys. (See 59-1489-1 thru 32.) From: Todd Jermstad.

President Harry S. Truman is surrounded by boys as he visits Girard College in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He will attend a centennial of the founding of the College by Stephen Girard as a free boarding school for fatherless boys. (See 59-1489-1 thru 32.) From: Todd Jermstad

President Harry S. Truman is surrounded by boys as he visits Girard College in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where, as guest of honor, he will attend a centennial of the founding of the College. Girard College was founded by Stephen Girard as a free boarding school for fatherless boys. (See 59-1489-1 thru 32.) From: Todd Jermstad.

President Harry S. Truman (center) arrives at Girard College, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and is immediately surrounded by a crowd of photographers and boys. The President will be attending centennial ceremonies as guest of honor. Girard College was founded by Stephen Girard as a free boarding school for fatherless boys. (See 59-1489-1 thru 32.) From: Todd Jermstad.

President Harry S. Truman, Chicago Mayor Martin H. Kennelly (center), and Frank McKinney (right), Chairman of the Democratic National Committee, are shown in the back seat of an automobile. The President, having just arrived at Midway Airport, was in Chicago to attend the 1952 Democratic National Convention. Shaking hands with the President is Gary Jacobsen, a young boy, who caught the President's eye and was motioned to "come up to the car." (See 70-129 thru 132.) From: Gary Jacobsen.

Louis Jensen, age three, exchanged a salute with his Commander-in-Chief, as President Harry S. Truman (third from the right) left the Fairmont Hotel to address the first plenary session of the Japanese Peace Conference in San Francisco, California. Louis is the mascot of the 637th National Guard Division. California's Governor Earl Warren (second from the right) and San Francisco's Mayor Elmer Robinson (left) accompanied the President. The original photo was autographed by Earl Warren. (Same as 66-1130, 65-2723, and 68-1109 except larger) From: Ms. Doris S. Jensen.

Former President Harry S. Truman poses for a photo with Mrs. F. E. Ellenfield and son in his office in the Federal Reserve Bank Building, Kansas City, Missouri. From: F.E. Ellenfield.

Pictured are an unidentified woman, unidentified man, George Marshall Tarapata, unidentified woman, and General George C. Marshall.