Men

Former President Harry S. Truman (center) speaks with two unidentified men. The occasion is a luncheon, but the event, location, and date are unknown. From: Dr. D. M. Nigro.

Members of the Truman Committee, friends and spouses at the dining table. The location, date, and event are unknown. Starting at the left, clockwise, are: Hugh Fulton, counsel for the Committee; Marion Toomey; unidentified man; Shirley Hehmeyer; George Meader; George Meader, Jr.; H.G. Robinson; Mrs. George Meader; Walter Hehmeyer; Mrs. Jessie R. (Hugh Fulton); Al Cohen, LA Police Commissioner; and Mrs. H.G. Robinson.

Senator Harry S. Truman attends a lunch with members of the Truman Committee and others at the Peabody Hotel in Memphis, Tennessee. Starting on the left, clockwise are: Lou Berringer, Senator Owen Brewster (Maine), Jessie R. (Mrs. Hugh) Fulton, Hugh Fulton (counsel for The Committee), Neal Helm, Marion Toomey, H.G. Robinson, Major Hill (Army liaison), and Senator Harry S. Truman.

Members of the Truman Committee and others prepare to board a train at the Ann Arbor, Michigan station. Senator Harry S. Truman (not visible in the photo)and other members had been in Ypsilanti, Michigan, for an inspection of the Ford Motor Company Willow Run Bomber Plant. Identified are three students from the University of Michigan: Frank Whitmeyer (far left); Glen Priester (2nd from right); and Alan N. Donkin (right). Second from the left is Mary-Jane Romine Sparrow, sister of Truman's cousin, Roy Romine. The others are unidentified. From: Roy T. Romine

Mary Jane Truman poses with an unidentified man and woman in front of a house in Colorado. The exact location, date and event are unknown. From: Roy Romine.

Photo, entitled "Origin of the Fact-Finding Board," of a man spanking a child with a piece of wood, sent in "Compliments of Nick K. Givens, Greenfield, Tennessee." From: Nick K. Givens, Greenfield, Tennessee.

Former President Harry S. Truman (left, in dark suit), on a visit to Mackinac Island and Port Huron, Michigan, takes a stroll on a dock and stops to talk with residents of the Island. Governor of Michigan, G. Mennen Williams, stands at far right; Nancy Quirk Williams stands at left in background. Others are unidentified. From: Grant McDonald

Former President Harry S. Truman (second from right), in formal wear, sits in a line of chairs with Sam Rayburn (center) and three unidentified men. The event, location, and date are unknown. From: Hon. Michael J. Kirwan, Chairman, Democratic National Congressional Committee, House of Representatives, Washington, D.C.

Jesse J. Knott holding a Virginia ham which he sent as a Christmas gift to former President Harry S. Truman. The photo, which appeared in the (Luray, Va.) Page News and Courier, was autographed (copy) as follows: Seasons Greetings To: Hon. Harry S. Truman, Dec. 25, 1955, From your loyal friend - Jesse J. Knott From: Jesse J. Knott.

A war poster illustrating a Cretan warrior with a caption in Greek that reads, "Many happy returns." This souvenir photo from Greece was sent to President Harry S. Truman by John Marangos, Editor of the Pancretan Union in America.