Governors

Former President Harry S. Truman, Tennessee Governor Frank G. Clement, and a group of the Governor\'s friends pose on the grand stairway of the Governor\'s mansion in Nashville, Tennessee. Left to right are: Mrs. Russell Brothers, Russell Brothers, Mr. Truman, Governor Clement, and Miss Ann Ellington. The man at the far left is unidentified. From: John S. Stroud.

Former President Harry S. Truman poses with Tennessee Governor Frank G. Clement and his parents on the lawn of the McSween cabin during the Ramp Festival in Cosby, Tennessee. Left to right are: Mr. Robert S. Clement, Mr. Truman, Mrs. Maybelle Clement, and Governor Clement. On the far left is Adjutant General Joe Henry of the Tennessee National Guard. (Same as 72-1157 except larger) From: John S. Stroud

Former President Harry S. Truman, Tennessee Governor Frank G. Clement, and Tennessee National Guard officers pose on the lawn of the McSween cabin in Cosby, Tennessee, while attending the Ramp Festival. Left to right are: Major General Joe Henry, Major W. E. Christie, Mr. Truman, Col. Van Nunnelly, Governor Clement, and Lt. William Huffine. (Similar to 72-1158) From: John S. Stroud.

During a press conference held on the porch of State Employment Security Commissioner Donald M. McSween's "Bonnie Brae Cabin" in Cosby, Tennessee, former President Harry S. Truman shakes hands with Captain Charles L. McGaha. Captain McGaha is a Congressional Medal of Honor recipient, while Ms. McGaha (right), Tennessee Governor Frank G. Clement (left) and members of the press look on. Mr. Truman traveled to Cosby to speak at the Ramp Festival. (See 72-1121 to 1187.) From: John S. Stroud.

Former President Harry S. Truman (back to camera, second from right) reaches out to Tennessee Governor Frank G. Clement (on Truman's left) at the conclusion of a press conference held on the porch of State Employment Security Commissioner Donald M. McSween's "Bonnie Brae Cabin." Mr. Truman traveled to Cosby, Tennessee, to speak at the Ramp Festival. The others in the photo are unidentified. (See 72-1121 to 1187.) From: John S. Stroud.

Former President Harry S. Truman (seated right) and Tennessee Governor Frank G. Clement (seated left) hold a press conference on the porch of State Employment Security Commissioner Donald M. McSween's "Bonnie Brae Cabin." Mr. Truman traveled to Cosby, Tennessee, to speak at the Ramp Festival. The others in the photo are unidentified. (See 72-1121 to 1187.) From: John S. Stroud.

Former President Harry S. Truman (seated, right) and Tennessee Governor Frank G. Clement (seated left) hold a press conference on the porch of State Employment Security Commissioner Donald M. McSween's "Bonnie Brae Cabin." The former President traveled to Cosby, Tennessee, to speak at the Ramp Festival. The others in the photo are unidentified. (See 72-1121 to 1187.) From: John S. Stroud.

Louis Jensen, age three, exchanged a salute with his Commander-in-Chief, as President Harry S. Truman (third from the right) left the Fairmont Hotel to address the first plenary session of the Japanese Peace Conference in San Francisco, California. Louis is the mascot of the 637th National Guard Division. California's Governor Earl Warren (second from the right) and San Francisco's Mayor Elmer Robinson (left) accompanied the President. The original photo was autographed by Earl Warren. (Same as 66-1130, 65-2723, and 68-1109 except larger) From: Ms. Doris S. Jensen.

President Harry S. Truman (at podium, left) stands with General Lewis A. Pick (on Truman's left), Chief of Engineers, U.S. Army, and Montana Governor John W. Bonner (on Pick's left) at the podium prior to addressing the crowd at Fort Peck Dam, Montana. The dam was developed for flood control and irrigation for the upper Mississippi-Missouri River basin. Bess Truman stands to the left of the podium and daughter Margaret to the right. The others are unidentified. From: Sister Andrea Johnston, SCL, St. Mary College, Leavenworth, Kansas 66048.

President Harry S. Truman (right), shaking hands with Carl Miller, Chief of the Arkansas State Police, at the dedication of the Bull Shoals Dam. On Miller's left is J.D. King, Sheriff of Baxter County, Arkansas, and on Truman's right is Arkansas Governor Sid McMath. From: Sara McLaughlin.