Economic assistance

Secretary-General Fotis Makris of the General Confederation of Greek Labor (left, in front of microphone) delivers greetings to American Labor on Labor Day. Also present are Economic Cooperation Administration Labor Director D. Alan Strachan, United States Embassy Labor Attache John Correll, and Economic Cooperation Administration Labor Information Specialist Pat Frayne. All others are unidentified.

Left to right: President Harry S. Truman, Secretary of State George C. Marshall, Paul Hoffmann, and Averell Harriman confer in the Oval Office on the Marshall Plan.

Commissioner of Indian Affairs Philleo Nash is shown with three unidentified Native American Indian women during the Poverty Conference.

Commissioner of Indian Affairs Philleo Nash surrounded by American Indians at the Poverty Conference.

Commissioner of Indian Affairs Philleo Nash is shown with unidentified American Indian in full feather headdress during the Poverty Conference.

Closeup photo of Commissioner of Indian Affairs Philleo Nash during Poverty Conference.

Vice President Humphrey speaks during the Poverty Conference. Philleo Nash, Commissioner of the Bureau of Indian Affairs (third from left), and two unidentified men are also in the photo.

Commissioner of Indian Affairs Philleo Nash shown with group of Native American Indians and other unidentified persons during the Poverty Conference.

Vice President Hubert Humphrey and Commission of Indian Affairs Philleo Nash at the Poverty Conference.

Photo of former President Herbert Hoover urging Congressional approval of President Truman's request for an additional 350 million dollars for European relief. Mr. Hoover appeared before an open session of the House Foreign Affairs Committee. Left to right, Rep. Sol Bloom, N.Y., Rep. Charles A. Eaton, N. J., Chairman of the Committee and Mr. Hoover. From: Beth Gore.