Journalists

Secretary of State Dean Acheson (right)is followed by reporters as he leaves after a news conference. Mr. Acheson, clearly anxious over reports that Chinese Communist troops are moving toward North Korea, said the U. S. is doing everything possible to convince the Chinese Reds that America has no aggressive intentions toward China.

A color snapshot of New York Times editor Clifton Daniel (spouse of Margaret Truman Daniel) and his son, Clifton Truman Daniel, outdoors.

Bjorn Bjornson (left), a Canadian reporter, and an unidentified photographer wave from the stairway of an airplane. Mr. Bjornson covered the visit of President Truman to Canada in 1946. From: Bjorn Bjornson.

Bjorn Bjornson (left), a Canadian reporter, and an unidentified friend stand on a dock holding fish, proudly displaying the size of their catch. Mr. Bjornson was one of the reporters who covered President Truman's trip to Canada in 1947. From: Bjorn Bjornson.

Snapshot of France during World War I, probably taken by Eben Ayers who was stationed there one year. News writers in front of gate at Crown Prince's chateau, Stenay.

Assistant Press Secretary Eben A. Ayers in casual pose, seated. Original negative.

Assistant Press Secretary Eben A. Ayers in casual pose, seated. Original negative.

Assistant Press Secretary Eben A. Ayers in casual pose, seated. Original negative.

Assistant Press Secretary Eben A. Ayers in casual pose, seated. Original negative.

Assistant Press Secretary Eben A. Ayers in casual pose, seated. Original negative.