Presidential campaign, 1948

President Harry S. Truman (second from right) walking in a station, beside the presidential train. President Truman was on a trip to Bolivar, Missouri, where he dedicated a statue to Simon Bolivar. Others are unidentified.

Front row, from left to right, President Romulo Gallegos of Venezuela, Missouri Governor Phil Donnelly, Mayor Doyle C. McCraw of Bolivar, Missouri, and President Harry S. Truman are standing on the rear platform of the presidential train in Bolivar, Missouri. President Gallegos has just been presented with the key to the city. President Truman dedicated a statue to Simon Bolivar in Bolivar.

President Harry S. Truman is standing on the rear platform of the presidential train in Bolivar, Missouri, after receiving the key to the city. Truman dedicated a statue to Simon Bolivar in Bolivar. Standing from left to right: unidentified man; Missouri Governor Phil Donnelly; President Romulo Gallegos of Venezuela; Dr. Doyle C. McCraw, Mayor of Bolivar; and President Truman.

President Harry S. Truman (far right), President Romulo Gallegos of Venezuela (on left in front), and Mayor of Bolivar, Missouri Doyle C. McCraw are standing on the rear platform of the presidential train. The train is in the station at Bolivar, Missouri. President Truman has just received the key to the city. Truman dedicated a statue to Simon Bolivar in Bolivar, Missouri. The man in the background on the rear platform is unidentified.

From left to right, President Romulo Gallegos of Venezuela, Mayor of Bolivar, Missouri Doyle C. McCraw, President Harry S. Truman, and General Harry Vaughan are standing on the rear platform of the presidential train during a playing of the national anthem. The train is in the station at Bolivar, Missouri, where President Truman was to dedicate a statue to Simon Bolivar.

Crowds of people gather in Bolivar, Missouri for the arrival of President Harry S. Truman and President Gallegos of Venezuela. The men were in Bolivar for the dedication of a statue of Simon Bolivar.

President Harry S. Truman and President Romulo Gallegos of Venezuela standing on the rear platform of the presidential train, in the distance, with a crowd of people gathered around. The train is in the station at Bolivar, Missouri, where President Truman dedicated a statue to Simon Bolivar.

President Harry S. Truman displaying the Chicago Daily Tribune newspaper with the headline "Dewey Defeats Truman". This event happened in St. Louis, Missouri, at the train station. Traveling with the President, Byron Rollins of the Associated Press lumbered to the back of the train, shot two pictures, unloaded them with an AP stringer, lumbered back to his car, and hit his berth with absolutely no thought of anything special except his first sleep in 20 hours.

President Harry S. Truman addresses the citizens of Eldorado, Illinois, during a campaign trip through southern Illinois. (See also album - 67-469 through 67-483) From: Mrs. John D. Upchurch, wife of John D. Upchurch, candidate for House of Representatives.

President Harry S. Truman addresses the citizens from the courthouse at Eldorado, Illinois, during a campaign tour of Southern Illinois. (See 67-469 through 67-483.) From: Mrs. John D. Upchurch (wife of John David Upchurch, candidate for House of Representatives.)