Lawyers

The Pearl Harbor Investigating Committee selected Seth W. Richardson, former Assistant Attorney General in the Hoover Administration, as its chief counsel. From: Beth Gore

General Motors Corporation, through it's Counsel, Walter G. Merritt, pictured here, told President Harry S. Truman's fact-finding panel that it will withdraw from the proceedings if the panel considers prices and profits in making a wage recommendation for settlement of the strike against the company. From: Beth Gore.

Dr. Vannevar Bush (left) is sworn in as Chairman of the Research and Development Board by Major General Thomas Green, Judge Advocate General, United States of America.

Charles R. Denny, Vice-President, General Counsel for NBC and former Chairman of the FCC, told Senate investigators that "Voice of America" scripts were not as bad as they were painted by some critics. He stated translations of the Spanish language were not accurate. From: Beth Gore.

Portrait of Benjamin V. Cohen, State Department Legal Counselor. From: Beth Gore.

Informal photo of Ben Cohen, Legal Counselor of the State Department. From: Beth Gore.

Joseph B. Keenan, Chief of Counsel on Major Japanese War Crimes prosecution (left), talks with Attorney General Tom Clark (right). From: Beth Gore.

Photo of former Secretary of State James F. Byrnes as he joined the law firm of Hogan and Hartson as counsel. From: Beth Gore.

Left to right: Unidentified man, Charles Patrick Clark, and former President Harry S. Truman at an unknown political luncheon. Charles Patrick Clark was the Associate Chief Counsel for the Truman Committee when Harry S. Truman was a Senator. (See also 97-2133 through 2141).

Former President Harry S. Truman (second from left) at an unknown political luncheon. Charles Patrick Clark is fourth from left (standing). He was the Associate Counsel for the Truman Committee, during the time Mr. Truman was a Senator. (see photos 97-2133 through 2141).