Children

Three starving children pose in a photograph used for the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund campaign.

Portrait of Charles Ross as a young boy, about two years old.

Former President Harry S. Truman hands out birthday cake to unidentified children. An unidentified man stands at the left of the photo with a microphone. Truman is handing out cake at the train station, before leaving on a trip to Europe.

Former President Harry S. Truman hands a piece of birthday cake to a young girl. Other unidentified children observe while Officer Mike Westwood stands by. Truman is at the train station, preparing to leave for a trip to Europe.

Former President Harry S. Truman handing out pieces of birthday cake to youngsters. Mrs. Bess Wallace Truman is watching from the right. An unidentified crowd watches. The Trumans are at the train station preparing to leave for Europe.

An unidentified young woman introduces a child to a horse tied to a fence on the Truman farm in Grandview, Missouri. A farm hand watches in the background. Through the trees can be seen the Truman farm home. (Original negative included) From: Fred Truman.

Clarence R. Decker, Assistant Director, Mutual Security Agency and Chief of the Far East Division, on tour in Vietnam, is photographed with unidentified Vietnamese officials walking between an audience of young children waving American and Vietnam flags. Clarence R. Decker Papers.

Former President Harry S. Truman (seated at the piano) shown with crew and cast member Joan Terrace during the rehearsal for the television show "Let's Take a Trip." The program was filmed at the Truman Library. Most are unidentified, but associate producer Selig Alkon may be pictured in light colored button up shirt, rear.

Former President Harry S. Truman seated at a piano, playing for Joan Terrace and Billy Walsh, with host Sonny Fox watching during rehearsals for the television program "Let's Take a Trip." The program was filmed at the Truman Library. The man in the background is unidentified.

Former President Harry S. Truman points out a document and a map of his 1948 whistlestop campaign to host Sonny Fox, Joan Terrace, and Jimmy Walsh during rehearsals for the program "Let's Take a Trip." The program was filmed at the Truman Library.