Offices

Regional Forester Lyle F. Watts at his desk in the office of Chief Forester, Region 9, Plankinton Building, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, just before he became Regional Forester of the Pacific Northwest Region on April 1, 1939.

Abraham Baum (first from left) meets with Former President Harry S. Truman (second from left) in his office at the Harry S. Truman Presidential Library and Museum to present him with some needlework reproductions of Masonic paintings. With them are Mae (Mrs. Abraham) Baum and Stanley Baum.

Former President Harry S. Truman was serious Friday as he scanned a news report of a speech made by Attorney General Herbert Brownell. The Attorney General charged Harry S. Truman named an official to a high post despite two FBI reports branding the man, the late Harry Dexter White, as a Soviet spy. Harry S. Truman declared the statement was a "political lie." The former President is in his office at the Federal Reserve Bank building. From: Houston Post.

Vice-President Harry S. Truman is seated behind his desk at the United States Capitol Building, reading papers.

Nice portrait-type photo of former President Harry S. Truman in his Federal Reserve Bank Building office, wearing his buddy poppy, looking at a globe. From: Houston Post.

Kansas City, Missouri. Ex-President Truman gets a helping hand from Sgt. Arthur Bell as he opens his portable typewriter shortly after arriving at his new office in the Federal Reserve Bank Building today. He announced no plans for the day as he arrived to go through some correspondence. Sgt. Bell, of the Missouri State Highway Patrol, has been assigned to escort the former chief executive. From: Houston Post.

Harry Truman, the ex-President, is in full swing -- working six days a week in his offices in downtown Kansas City. He is shown here this morning dictating letters to his secretary, Rose Conway -- answering piles of correspondence, some of which may be seen on the tables. The picture was taken prior to a press conference held by Truman. He is at his office at the Federal Reserve Bank in Kansas City. From: Houston Post.

This is a photograph of E. Clifton Daniel, Jr.'s office at the New York Times. In the forefront are two couches facing a conference table with chairs. In the background three orange chairs face Daniel's desk behind which is a bookshelf. A viewing/display shelf is at the back on the left.

This is a photograph of part of E. Clifton Daniel, Jr.'s office at the New York Times. Blue, upholstered chairs sit on a bright blue carpet with light pink drapes over the window. A large map is on the wall to the left.

Conferring with his chief Advisors on International Affairs, President Harry S. Truman decided that the European Recovery Program, or the Marshall Plan, be continued on a large scale. Seated in President Truman's office from left to right are President Harry S. Truman, Secretary of State George Marshall, Economic Cooperation Administrator Paul Hoffman, and Ambassador W. Averell Harriman. From the scrapbooks of Matthew Connelly, Volume 4.