Men

Snapshot of two men and a woman in the water at an ocean resort. The photo is from the James E. Webb papers, and it is concluded that the series of snapshots numbered 97-1653 through 97-1727 are of places he had visited and his relatives or acquaintances. Each includes an original snapshot size negative and is on a contact sheet of three pictures a page.

Snapshot of four people playing in the water at an ocean resort. The photo is from the James E. Webb papers, and it is concluded that the series of snapshots numbered 97-1653 through 97-1727 are of places he had visited and his relatives or acquaintances. Each includes an original snapshot size negative and is on a contact sheet of three pictures a page.

President Harry S. Truman signing H.R. 494, regarding parole of prisoners convicted in the District of Columbia. Only two of the men standing behind Truman can be identified: Col. Campbell Johnson, Executive Assistant, Director of Selective Service (second from left); and Frank R. Jelleff, Chairman of the Parole Board (left). Same as 59-1377.

President Harry S. Truman is seated at his desk in the Oval Office at the White House. Five unidentified men are standing behind him.

Mary Jane Truman (front row, second from the left) standing among a group of unidentified men and women in Dallas, Texas. In the front row on the right is Mrs. Edna Rodgers, wife of the Dallas mayor James Woodall Rodgers.

Unidentified men during the construction of Indian housing at an unknown location.

Portrait photograph of Arthur Ringland use in conjunction with his oral history interview. Mr. Ringland was consultant, National Defense Advisory Commission and President's War Relief Control Board, 1940-1946; Executive Director, Advisory Committee on Voluntary Foreign Aid, United States Department of State, 1946-1953. Donor: Arthur Ringland.

Unknown group of men at Babelsberg, Griebnitz Lake, Berlin, where President Truman stayed during the Potsdam conference (See also 2001-68).

Snapshot of two unidentified men sitting in a box at some kind of sporting or aeronautical event. The photo is from the James E. Webb papers, and it is concluded that the series of snapshots numbered 97-1653 through 97-1727 are of places he had visited and his relatives or acquaintances. Each includes an original snapshot size negative and is on a contact sheet of three pictures a page. The date, location and event of each are unknown.

Unidentified young man on a horse, part of a series of snapshots showing various unidentified persons, probably family members of James E. Webb during various occasions.