Children of presidents

President Harry S. Truman and his daughter Margaret observe that a member of his party finds the going a bit rough. They are observing a crossing the equator ceremony on the USS Missouri, as they return from their trip to Brazil. Military Aide General Harry Vaughan, and Press Secretary Charles Ross (extreme right) are in the background. From the album "President Truman's Trip to Rio de Janeiro."

President Harry S. Truman and his daughter, Margaret, view a ceremony upon crossing the equator on the USS Missouri, returning from their trip to Brazil. Military aide General Harry Vaughan and Press Secretary Charles Ross are standing behind Margaret Truman. From the album, "President Truman's Trip to Rio de Janeiro."

Margaret Truman (center) participates in a ceremony upon crossing the equator on the USS Missouri. She is returning from Brazil with President Harry S. Truman. Others are unidentified. From the album, President Truman's Trip to Rio de Janeiro."

Original caption: "Margaret is amused when she is charged with living in a fish bowl." Margaret Truman is participating in a ceremony upon crossing the equator on the USS Missouri. She is returning from a trip to Brazil with President Harry S. Truman. Others are unidentified. From the album "President Truman's Trip to Rio de Janeiro."

Margaret Truman talks with reporters on the train during a campaign trip to the West. This is from a series of photographs of President Truman's western trip.

President Truman and Margaret stand on the back of their train in Idaho during President Truman's western trip.

President Truman, Mrs. Truman and Margaret stand on the back of their train during a campaign visit to Idaho. (see also, 2012-366)

Margaret Truman on rear of train with President Harry S. Truman and others during President Truman's campaign visit to Idaho. President Truman is partially obscured.

Margaret Truman on rear of train with others that are unidentified, during President Truman's campaign visit to Idaho.

Mrs. Truman and Margaret stand with others on the rear of a train during President Truman's western campaign trip.