Breakfasts

Series of 8 x 10 glossy photos of the Missouri State Fair Ham Breakfast held in Sedalia, Missouri. Secretary of the Treasury John Snyder speaks at a podium, with Gov. Forrest Smith at far left.

A souvenir album of the Missouri State Fair held in Sedalia, Missouri August 18 through 26. Senator Tom Hennings (at microphone) presents tray to unidentified man, with Gov. Forrest Smith seated at far left and Secretary of the Treasury John Snyder at far right. This is at the Democratic Party Ham Breakfast. From: John W. Snyder Papers.

Series of 8 x 10 glossy photos of the Missouri State Fair Ham Breakfast held in Sedalia, Missouri. Senator Tom Hennings points as Secretary of the Treasury John W. Snyder holds his ham.

A souvenir album of the Missouri State Fair held in Sedalia, Missouri, August 18 through 26. Far left shows Governor Forrest Smith, unidentified man at microphone, Secretary of the Treasury John Snyder, and Senator Tom Hennings seated at table. This is probably the Democratic Party Ham Breakfast.

A souvenir album of the Missouri State Fair held in Sedalia, Missouri August 18 through 26. Senator Tom Hennings stands at podium between Governor Forrest Smith and Secretary of the Treasury John Snyder. They are at the Democratic Party Ham Breakfast.

A souvenir album of the Missouri State Fair held in Sedalia, Missouri August 18 through 26. Gov. Forrest Smith is presented a ham by unidentified man. This was probably at the Democratic Party Ham Breakfast.

A souvenir album of the Missouri State Fair held in Sedalia, Missouri August 18 through 26. Tent showing crowd and podium of guests, probably the Democratic Party Ham Breakfast. Secretary of Treasury John Snyder is seen in center of photo, back to camera, in dark suit.

A souvenir album of the Missouri State Fair held in Sedalia, Missouri August 18 through 26. Table of unidentified men and women, probably at the Democratic Party Ham Breakfast.

Senator and Vice-Presidential candidate Harry S. Truman (center) has breakfast at the Connor Hotel in Joplin, Missouri with Senator Tom Connally (left) and Senator Carl Hatch (right).

Former President Harry S. Truman and Missouri Governor James T. Blair smoke pipes as they attend a "Missouri Ham Breakfast" at the Waldorf-Astoria early April 20. Blair told reporters he has been talking to Truman "for a long time: about his hope to win the Democratic Presidential nomination for Missouri's Senator Stuart Symington. Blair conceded he was "rather suspicious of how Mr.