Men

Harold E. Norheim of Brooklyn, New York. The sign on his bicycle is advertising The Friendship Train.

Harold E. Norheim of Brooklyn, New York.

Private Miles Williams of Ottawa, Illinois.

James N. Jollotta of Eastport, Maine.

Lawson Lee of Marion, Indiana.

Alfonso XIII, the King of Spain, opening Vernon Howe Bailey's exhibition of the skyscrapers of New York in the National Library and Museum, Madrid. Alfonso XIII invited Bailey to Madrid after seeing his exhibit in London. Mr. Bailey is third from the right; King Alfonso is second from the right; all others are unidentified.

Count Valfi, Minister of Finance of Italy, with a group of people at the opening of the exhibition of Vernon Howe Bailey's skyscrapers of New York, in the Palazzo Salviati, Rome. Picture was presented in a sample of work given to President Harry S. Truman. Mr. Bailey is the third man from the right in the front row. All others are unidentified.

Reverend Homer Henderson of Woodbridge, New Jersey. He sent this to President Harry S. Truman to show similarity in his and Mr. Truman's appearance. The baby he is holding is unidentified.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe H. Walmsley in Seattle, Washington. The photo is inscribed "To Hon. Harry S. Truman President of United States From Joe H. Walmsley and Mrs. Walmsley Seattle Wa 5/12/46".

J. Howard McGrath seated (fourth from the left) at a conference table with a group of men and one lady. All others are unidentified. This photo was probably taken while McGrath served as Attorney General.