Civil service

Proof from the Chase-Statler Studio of James E. Webb, Director of the Budget.

Proof from the Chase-Statler Studio of James E. Webb, Director of the Budget.

Proof from the Chase-Statler Studio of James E. Webb as Director of the Budget.

Proof from the Chase Studio of James E. Webb as Director of the Budget.

Official photograph taken of James E. Webb when Director of the Budget. Includes an original negative.

James E. Webb of Oxford, N.C. is sworn in as Director of the Budget in ceremonies at the State Department on July 31, 1946. L to R: Mrs. James E. Webb; Captain Fred V. Webb, the Budget Director's brother; Webb; and Edgar R. Baker, Budget Bureau Staff Member, who administered the oath. "Proof" is handwritten across photo.

Official photograph of James E. Webb, taken about 1946, as Director of the Budget. This includes an original negative.

Governor O. Max Gardner, Under Secretary of the Treasury, is shown shaking hands with his Executive Assistant, James E. Webb.

Portrait of C. Tyler Wood, which was used in his oral history interview. During the administration of President Harry S. Truman, Wood served as special assistant to the Assistant Secretary of State for Economic Affairs, alternate member U.N.R.R.A. council, 1945-1946; deputy to Assistant Secretary of State, 1947-1948; Assistant to Deputy Administrator, Economic Cooperation Administration, 1948-1949; Assistant Administrator for Operations, 1949-1950; Deputy U.S. Special Representative to Europe, 1950-1952; Associate Deputy Director, Mutual Security Agency, 1952-1953. Donor: C. Tyler Wood.

Portrait of Leroy Stinebower used in his oral history interview. Mr. Stinebower was an economist with the Department of State, 1934-1952. Donor: Leroy Stinebower.