Legislators

United States Senators are taking part in a radio broadcast about the 1950 Census with the Director of the Census Bureau, Dr. Roy V. Peel. From left to right: Senator Styles Bridges, Senator Karl C. Mundt, Dr. Roy V. Peel, and Senator J. Allen Frear, Jr.

Hanover, New Hampshire Farmer Forrest Cole (left) shows his cows to Representative Norris Cotton (right) as they discuss agricultural and legislative concerns. Congressman Cotton is holding a cat in his arms.

Representative Norris Cotton of Lebanon, New Hampshire, left, visits about agricultural concerns with Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Cole on the front porch of their home near Hanover, New Hampshire, as he samples one of Mrs. Cole's cookies.

Representative Norris Cotton (right), of the Second Congressional District of the State of New Hampshire, discusses agricultural problems with a farmer, Forrest Cole (left), in his district. Sitting beside Mr. Cole are two wire baskets of eggs.

Representative Norris Cotton (left) chats with farmer Forrest Cole (right), seated on his tractor. Mr. Cole's farm is near Hanover, New Hampshire.

Senator Harry S. Truman in his office in Washington, D. C.

President Harry S. Truman (at the podium) speaks from the back of the campaign train with during a stop in Newton County, Missouri. With him is Congressman Clarence Cannon (left). The others are unidentified.

Congressman Clarence Cannon (standing at the podium) speaks from the back of a campaign train, as President Harry S. Truman holds a large basket. They are on the back of a train in Newton County, Missouri. The other men in the photo are unidentified.

President Harry S. Truman (left) shakes hands with an unidentified man during his trip to Rhode Island. Senator J. Howard McGrath is visible in the background.

President Harry S. Truman (right) speaks from the back of the campaign train with during a stop in Newton County, Missouri. With him is Congressman Clarence Cannon (left). The other man is unidentified.