Journalists

Photo of Eben A. Ayers (left), at his desk, talking with an unidentified man. Mr. Ayers is Assistant Press Secretary.

Jean Glenn, one of the moderators during the interview of Truman Library Director Dr. Philip C. Brooks for the WDAF radio program "Conversations." The interview took place at Bretton's Restaurant.

Dr. Philip C. Brooks, Harry S. Truman Library Director, as a guest on the WDAF-Radio Program "Conversation" at Bretton's Restaurant. From left to right: Walt Bodine, Jean Glenn, and Dr. Brooks.

Dr. Philip C. Brooks, Harry S. Truman Library Director, as a guest on the WDAF-Radio Program "Conversation" at Bretton's Restaurant. From left to right: Walt Bodine, Jean Glenn (partly obscured by Mr. Bodine), Dr. Brooks, and unnamed technician.

Dr. Philip C. Brooks, Harry S. Truman Library Director, as a guest on the WDAF-Radio Program "Conversation" at Bretton's Restaurant. From left to right: Walt Bodine, Jean Glenn, Dr. Brooks, and unnamed technician.

Dr. Philip C. Brooks, Harry S. Truman Library Director, as a guest on the WDAF-Radio Program "Conversation" at Bretton's Restaurant. From left to right: Walt Bodine, Jean Glenn, Dr. Brooks, and unnamed technician.

Dr. Philip C. Brooks, Harry S. Truman Library Director, as a guest on the WDAF-Radio Program "Conversation" at Bretton's Restaurant. From left to right: Walt Bodine, Jean Glenn, Dr. Brooks, and unnamed technician.

Torn Snapshot of a young Charles Ross (second from left) with a group of unidentified young people.

Charles and Florence Ross on Bethany Beach. Charles Ross was a journalist who later became Press Secretary for President Truman.

A young Charles Ross (first row, left) is shown on the steps of the Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Building in Kansas City, Missouri, with a group of unknown men. Charles Ross was probably a journalist at this time.