Presidents

From left to right, unidentified man, Edgar Hinde, President Harry S. Truman, and J. Vivian Truman standing in the Truman yard.

President Harry S. Truman (right) is greet by his brother J. Vivian (left) at train.

President Harry S. Truman (right, holding hat) shakes hands with members of the Grandview Chamber of Commerce. All others are unidentified.

President Harry S. Truman (right) and Mrs. Bess Wallace Truman (left) exiting an airplane.

President Harry S. Truman (front, right) with Romulo Gallegos, President of Venezuela, on the speakers' stand. They are attending the dedication of the statue of Simon Bolivar in Bolivar, Missouri.

President Harry S. Truman (far right) speaks with a group of unidentified Legionnaires. Cars in background.

President Harry S. Truman (front, left, with cane) walking with unidentified others near the Independence, Missouri Junior High School.

Surrounded by photographers and reporters, President Harry S. Truman holds a special news conference on the lawn of the Seignory Club at Monte-Bello, Ontario, Canada. On the right is U.S. Ambassador to Canada, Ray Atherton. The President is on the last leg of his three-day trip to Canada during which he addressed a joint session of the Canadian Senate and Parliament. (See also 65-581 thru 606.) From: Bjorn Bjornson.

Surrounded by photographers and reporters, President Harry S. Truman holds a special news conference on the lawn of the Seignory Club at Monte-Bello, Ontario, Canada. On his left is the Chief of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. The others are unidentified. The President is in Canada on a three-day trip during which he addressed a joint session of the Canadian Senate and Parliament. (See also 65-581 thru 606.) From: Bjorn Bjornson

Surrounded by photographers and reporters, President Harry S. Truman (center) holds a special news conference on the lawn of the Seignory Club at Monte-Bello, Ontario, Canada. At right is U.S. Ambassador to Canada, Ray Atherton. The President is in Canada on a three-day trip during which he addressed a joint session of the Canadian Senate and Parliament. (See also 65-581 thru 606.) From: Bjorn Bjornson.