Children

A group of unidentified children in period costume march in the parade that was part of a festival in Basel, Switzerland. Probably taken while E. Clifton Daniel, Jr. worked in Europe.

A group of unidentified children accompanied by an adult man march by spectators during a parade in Basel, Switzerland. The children are carrying what looks like images of the Swiss flag. Probably taken while E. Clifton Daniel, Jr. worked in Europe.

As a group of unidentified children march by spectators during a parade, several stop to be photographed. Probably taken while E. Clifton Daniel, Jr. worked in Europe.

Three unidentified children admire a camel from the Basel Zoo on display in the city square. The camel is part of a celebration in honor of the zoo's anniversary. Probably taken while E. Clifton Daniel, Jr. worked in Europe.

President Harry S. Truman poses with three young children during his visit to the submarine base in Key West, Florida. From left, Curtis Hingson, son of LCDR and Mrs. J.M. Hingson, Sandra Jean Smith and Ray Smith, Jr., children of LCDR and Mrs. Ray Smith.

Two children are shown in pink pajamas in a baby bed. On the back is written, "Claudia is telling you hi!" and the word "Twins." No additional identification is provided. Part of a group of photographs belonging to E. Clifton Daniel, Jr., husband of Margaret Truman Daniel.

A photograph of a young girl in her pajamas sitting next to an infant in a baby seat. Neither child is identified. Part of a group of photographs belonging to E. Clifton Daniel, Jr., husband of Margaret Truman Daniel.

President Harry S. Truman poses with three young admirers while on vacation in Key West, Florida. Left to right: Curtis Hingson, son of Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. J. M Hingson: Sandra Jean Smith and Ray Smith, Jr., children of Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. Ray Smith.

Residents of Dry Tortugas Island greet President Harry S. Truman (left, back to camera) on his arrival at Fort Jefferson during his vacation trip to the area. All others are unidentified.

President Harry S. Truman hugs a little girl, a poster child for the March of Dimes.