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Left to right John McGilley, Margaret Conway Kurt, Rose A. Conway, Marilyn Muehlebach McGilley, and John Snyder at the reception after the dedication of Thomas Hart Benton's mural in the Harry S. Truman Library. The reception was held in the Garden room in the Truman Library.

From left to right: Eugene Savage; Mrs. Rita Benton; Former President Harry S. Truman; Chief Justice Earl Warren; Dr. Wayne C. Grover; Thomas Hart Benton; David D. Lloyd; Mrs. Charlotte Lloyd; Monsignor Joseph V. Sullivan; Mrs. Elizabeth Hunt on the speakers stand at the Truman Library for the dedication of the mural "Independence and the Opening of the West" by Thomas Hart Benton.

Randall Jessee (left) and H. C. Asel (right) discussing press business during the dedication of the Thomas Hart Benton mural, "Independence and the Opening of the West" at the Harry S. Truman Library.

Buck M. Rogers of Detroit, Michigan. The photo is inscribed by Mr. Rogers in the upper left.

Part of a collection of old tintypes and photos of Truman and Noland family ancestors. This gentleman is not identified.

Portrait of John B. Wells, of Boston, Massachusetts, inscribed, "Faithfully yours, John B. Wells, July 1948." He sent this photo to President Harry S. Truman, along with a request for an autographed photo of the President.

Portrait of John J. Loughlin, impersonator of Franklin D. Roosevelt, from New York, New York. The photo is inscribed "Impersonator of F.D.R. John J. Loughlin To the President of the United States Harry S. Truman."

Color snapshot of John J. Loughlin, impersonator of Franklin D. Roosevelt, from New York, New York.

Portrait of Jerry A. Harns, of Springfield, Missouri, inscribed: "To President Harry S. Truman from Jerry A. Harns". Sent this photo to the President along with a request for an autographed photo in return.

Sandra Littlefield and her grandfather, Anthony Neff, of Brockton, Massachusetts, holding two fish.