Photographers

Six photographers line up in front of the South Portico of the White House, Washington, D.C., to snap pictures of the new porch. From: Found in a box of miscellaneous unidentified photographs in the audiovisual area.

Bjorn Bjornson (left), a Canadian reporter, and an unidentified photographer wave from the stairway of an airplane. Mr. Bjornson covered the visit of President Truman to Canada in 1946. From: Bjorn Bjornson.

Three trainees are demonstrating the adjustment of a camera lens during their Universal Military Training (UMT) at Fort Knox, Kentucky. All are unidentified. From a red leather album of photos depicting a week in the life of a UMT trainee. A gift from Brigadier General John M. Devine.

From left to right, J. W. Porter (Kansas City Star), unidentified man, Mike Westwood, Jana Jessee and former President Harry S. Truman at Mr. Truman's 76th birthday party, held at the Truman Library. Randall Jessee is standing behind Mr. Westwood.

From left to right, Mike Westwood, former President Harry S. Truman, and Sam Feeback at Mr. Truman's 76th birthday at the Truman Library. Standing the background is Jana Jessee and Randall Jessee (obscured by Mr. Westwood).

Sam Feeback, a WDAF-TV photographer, takes former President Harry S. Truman's picture at the press conference held in the North Lobby of the Truman Library.

Sam Feeback, a WDAF-TV photographer, takes former President Harry S. Truman's picture at the press conference held in the North Lobby of the Truman Library.

News photographers in the north lobby of the Harry S. Truman Library, photographing former President Harry S. Truman (not in photo) during a press conference.

Signal Corps photographer Lieutenant Frank Winslow operates motion picture camera near the front.

Thomas Hart Benton on the scaffolding (top left) speaking to former President Harry S. Truman (center) and his 76th birthday party group. Sam Feeback of WDAF TV is at the left. Margaret Sanders and Joe Adams are in the background near the sales desk. Bill Strader of the Associated Press and Mike Westwood of the Independence police are to the right.