Cabinet officers

In the Presidential box at the Navy-Penn State football game. Front row, left to right: Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz; Secretary of the Navy James Forrestal; Gwyneth (Mrs. Aubrey W.) Fitch; President Harry S. Truman; Vice Admiral Aubrey W. Fitch, Superintendent of the Naval Academy; and Fleet Admiral William D. Leahy. Second Row. General Wallace Graham; R. D. Hetzel, President of Penn State; General Harry Vaughan; Captain James Foskett; and Press Secretary Charles Ross. From the album, Visit of President Truman to the U.S. Naval Academy.

Secretary of Labor Lewis Schwellenbach after testifying on full employment before the House Executive Expenditures Committee. He is shown here with Rep. Carter Manasco of Alabama. From: Beth Gore

Informal photograph of Secretary of Labor Lewis Schwellenbach seated on a couch. From: Beth Gore

Portrait of Secretary of Labor Lewis Schwellenbach. From: Beth Gore

Attorney General Tom Clark (Left), shown at the White House congratulating Secretary of Labor Lewis Schwellenbach, after the coal strike had been called off and orders issued by John L. Lewis for the miners to return to work. From: Beth Gore

Mrs. Frances Perkins is shown congratulating her replacement as Secretary of Labor, Lewis B. Schwellenbach. Federal Judge Sherman Minton of Indiana, center, who performed the ceremony, looks on. From: Beth Gore.

Lewis B. Schwellenbach being sworn in as Secretary of Labor, replacing Mrs. Frances Perkins. The ceremony was held in the Secretary of the Senate's office. Left to right are Mrs. Frances Perkins, Federal Judge Sherman Minton of Indiana, and Secretary Lewis B. Schwellenbach. From: Beth Gore.

Portrait of Charles Sawyer at a desk, shown after succeeding W. Averell Harriman as Secretary of Commerce. From: Beth Gore

Mrs. Anna Rosenberg, New York City, today became the first American citizen to receive the recently authorized Medal of Freedom. The medal was presented to Mrs. Rosenberg by Secretary of War Robert P. Patterson. The award was given on the recommendation of General of the Army Dwight D. Eisenhower in recognition of Mrs. Rosenberg's work overseas. From: Beth Gore.

Rep. Edith Nourse Rogers of Massachusetts stands with General George C. Marshall. From: Beth Gore.