Political parties

Jefferson Jackson Day Dinner, fund raising dinner for the Democratic party. Senator Harry S. Truman is seated fifth from the left at the long table. Ambassador Edwin W. Pauley is seated seventh from the left.

Postmaster General Robert E. Hannegan is shown speaking before a group during a dinner. Shown left to right at the head table are Sam Rayburn, Eleanor Roosevelt, Robert E. Hannegan, Henry Wallace.

Former President Harry S. Truman (center) poses with political associates while attending the Arizona State Democratic Executive Committee Meeting held in Phoenix, Arizona. in January, 1960. The names of the other men are unknown. From: Mrs. Hendrika de Ronde.

Mrs. Fred D. Wright (center, 1st row) and eight unidentified others pose in front of posters of Harry S. Truman and Franklin D. Roosevelt in what is probably a campaign office. From: Fred D. Wright.

At the podium, Stephen A. Mitchell, Chairman of the Democratic National Committee (1952-1955), addresses the Young Democrats at a picnic in Albuquerque, New Mexico. On the photo (copy) is written: "Albuquerque N. Mexico July 1962 - Speech to Young Democrats picnic - (Sam 5-3-63)." From: Stephen A. Mitchell

Shown with two unidentified men, Robert E. Hannegan (center), Chairman of the Democratic National Committee, is wearing the Big Chief #13 hat of the Bonehead Club of Dallas. Photo taken at Washington's Birthday Dinner in Dallas, TX. From: Scrapbook gift to Robert Hannegan from Joe C. Luther.

Robert E. Hannegan, Democratic National Chairman, shakes hands with Edwin Pauley, Treasurer of the National Democratic Committee, at the Washington's Birthday Dinner in Dallas, Texas. Other man unidentified. From: Scrapbook gift to Robert Hannegan from Joe C. Luther.

Democratic National Chairman Robert E. Hannegan shown at a desk in his room during the Washington's Birthday Dinner in Dallas, Texas. From: Scrapbook gift to Robert Hannegan from Joe C. Luther.

Photo showing two cars and trailers decorated with photos and signs for the re-election of Franklin D. Roosevelt and John Nance Garner.

A photograph of a van painted with (Franklin D.) Roosevelt and (Henry) Wallace campaign slogans. The man leaning against the van is unidentified.