Presidents

President Harry S. Truman (left) with CIO President Walter Reuther (right).

President Truman is shown seated beside Governor and Presidential candidate of 1948, Thomas E. Dewey, in the Mayor's Review Box during the United Nations cornerstone ceremony in New York City.

President Truman greeting Prime Minister Nehru of India at the Washington National Airport as the Prime Minister arrived for a visit to the United States. Original photo is 11 x 14 and filed in oversize file.

President Truman is shown presenting the Distinguished Service Medal to General Lucius Clay on the White House lawn. Also shown, in background, are left to right: Louis Johnson, Dean Acheson, Harry Vaughan and many unidentified others.

President Truman talks with Secretary of State George Marshall (left) and Secretary of Defense James Forrestal (right) as they leave the White House.

President Truman is shown giving the Distinguished Service Medal to Stephen T. Early, White House Press Secretary for the past 12 years. Early is retiring to become a vice-president of Pullman, Inc.

President Harry S. Truman seated at a desk while grouped around him are, left to right: Joseph Davies, who recently returned from a mission to London, Admiral William D. Leahy, Chief of Staff, and Harry Hopkins, who had returned to Washington from his mission to Moscow.

President Truman during a relaxing moment on the snow covered White House lawn. The President prepares to throw a snowball at the photographers.

President Harry S. Truman seated on the rear of a car with Winston Churchill during a parade through Fulton, Missouri. Seated in the front is Dr. Franc McCluer and Governor Phil Donnelly. Also in the vehicle is Admiral William D. Leahy (next to and slightly in front of Donnelly).

President Harry S. Truman and former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill appear on the rear platform of their train during a nighttime stop in St. Louis, Missouri, after their visit to Fulton, Missouri, for a speech at Westminster College. Mr. Churchill, wearing RAF coveralls otherwise known as a "siren suit," displays the familiar "V" sign while Mr. Truman waves his hat. Secretary of the Treasury John Snyder appears on the left and Admiral William Leahy is behind President Truman.