Harry S. Truman and the Disabled American Veterans Fund Campaign of 1947
President Harry S. Truman receiving a Forget-Me-Not from Leona "Ginger" Leonard (age 4) to start the Disabled American Veterans Fund Campaign of 1947.
Fund raising
Harry S. Truman and Jack Benny at Symphony
Former President Harry S. Truman (left) and Jack Benny (right) on stage at a Kansas City Symphony fund-raiser.
Truman, Benny and others at Symphony fund-raiser
Former President Harry S. Truman with others at a Kansas City Symphony fund-raiser. Harry S. Truman at center, Jack Benny left. All others unidentified.
Harry Truman and Jack Benny at Symphony
Former President Harry S. Truman and Jack Benny at a Kansas City Symphony fund-raiser. Left to Right: Harry Truman, Jack Benny.
Harry S. Truman conducting orchestra
Former President Harry S. Truman conducts the orchestra at a Kansas City Symphony fund-raiser.
Harry S. Truman conducting orchestra
Former President Harry S. Truman conducts the orchestra at a Kansas City Symphony fund-raiser.
Harry Truman and Jack Benny at Symphony
Kansas City Symphony fund-raiser. Left to right: former President Harry S. Truman, unidentified man, Jack Benny.
Jack Benny with fiddle
Jack Benny with his fiddle at a Kansas City Symphony fund-raiser.
President Truman receives report
President Harry S. Truman (front row, fourth from the right) receives a report from movie industry representatives on their annual Red Cross fund drive. Basil O'Connor, Chairman of the Red Cross, is also present. See also 78-843 and 78-844.
Former President Truman shaking hands with unidentified man in Kentucky
One of a series of photos showing an early post-presidency trip to Kentucky for a Democratic campaign dinner. Former President Harry S. Truman shaking hands with unidentified man, in front of a picture of the Kentucky TVA Dam.