Government employees

Former President Harry S. Truman poses for a photograph with administrators from the General Services Administration outside his office at the Truman Presidential Library. From left to right: John Calabrese, Charles Pugh, Robert W. Stacy, C. E. Lee, C. J. Del Forge, Mickey de Choudens, Eldon L. Crockett, T. S. Wedlake, Clyde Blankenship, Clyde Niemeyer, Joan McGillicuddy, John V. Garrett, Jr., Clyde J. Burk, Alec Gallia, former President Truman, Howard Ott, Mildred Potocki, W. Abbott Gorham, Gilbert H. Tuepker, L. J. Curington, Richard A. Reed, Thomas M.

Former President Harry S. Truman poses for a photograph with administrators from the General Services Administration outside his office at the Truman Presidential Library. From left to right: Dan Sullivan, Gilbert H. Tuepker, Joan McGillicuddy, former President Truman, Mildred Potocki, Howard Ott, and Charles Pugh.

Portrait view of long time Labor Department employee Robert C. Goodwin. He was Director/Administrator of the U.S. Labor Department's Bureau of Employment Security, 1949-1969 and Associate Manpower Administrator for Unemployment Insurance, 1969-1974.

Ivy W. Duggan, the Governor of the Farm Credit Administration, and his staff pose for a picture after a meeting. Standing in the front row, left to right: Carl R. Arnold; William T. McKeown; J. M. Selby; Thomas F. Murphy; Joseph D. Lawrence; Jeannine Holland, "Maid of Cotton"; Ivy W. Duggan; Henry P. Mousel; Cliff Woodward; and Edward F. Seiller. Second row, left to right (starting under the fan on the wall): Clay Mobley; Ernest Diebel; William Moore; Verne V. Hemstreet; Martin H. Uelsman; R. R. Clarke; Robert L. Farrington; Harold Hedges; Russell C. Engberg.

Ivy W. Duggan (third from left) is inducted into the Spokane Indian Tribe as Chief Chinchess Hoolulim. His title means "a helper with money" and he was inducted to help the people with their money so they could begin to farm and carry out farm operations. All others are unidentified.

Robert Farrington (center) is being sworn in as Co-op Bank Commissioner by Arthur Thatcher (right), and Ivy W. Duggan (left).

(L to R) U.S. Forest Chief Lyle Watts, Forester Salminen, Ranger Valentine, and Forester Pike with walleyes caught below Curtain Falls on the international border between Iron Lake and Crooked Lake in Superior National Forest.

Lyle Watts, left, and an unidentified man at the U.S. Forest Service sale area near the Little Weiser River adjacent to the Idaho state sale area.

Collage of photos of a forester's picnic. Notice the men in suits and ties. Clockwise from lower left: Men sporting bibs in line to eat. Men with paper plates. Cooks having a beer. Picnic scene with firepit. Car came at the table. Lyle Watts, far right, salting his food. Men finishing the food line. Three unidentified men chatting.

Social security workers, location unknown. From: Photos used in the 1984 Truman Centennial Exhibit. This is from the Franklin D. Roosevelt Library.