Presidents

President Franklin D. Roosevelt's picture woven on a Mexican-made serape. Mr. P. L. Anderson of San Antonio, Texas had this made. See also 60-100.

President Harry S. Truman waves from the back of an automobile as he rides with unidentified others. This photo may have been taken while President Truman was on his way to receive an honorary degree from Baylor University in Waco, Texas.

President Franklin D. Roosevelt's picture woven on a Mexican-made serape. Mr. P. L. Anderson of San Antonio, Texas had this made. See also 60-105.

A group of African-American supporters meet with President Harry S. Truman in his private railroad car, the Ferdinand Magellan, after delivering a speech in Des Moines, Iowa. Left to right are: Charles Ross (Press Secretary), Anna Hedgeman (leader and chief strategist of the Citizens Committee to Reelect Truman), J. McKinley Neal (Missouri State Representative), Robert L. Sweeney (the first Black supervisor in the Kansas City, Missouri Post Office), Lewis W. Clymer, and President Truman. (Same as 78-741 and 2006-7. 2006-7 is autographed.)

From left to right, President Harry S. Truman, his daughter Margaret and brother J. Vivian ride in the back seat of an automobile as they depart from Fairfax Airport, Kansas City, Kansas. (See 77-140.) From: Jerry Norberg.

During a visit to Eglin Air Force Base, Florida, President Harry S. Truman (seated, third from left) speaks with Maj. General W.E. Kepner (seated, fourth from left), Commanding General of the Base, as they and unidentified others sit on a reviewing stand watching a military air show. From: Mrs. J.E. Dziadosz.

President Harry S. Truman (left), on the campaign trail, speaks from the rear platform of a train at a whistlestop in Georgetown, Texas. On the right is Homer Thornberry, Democratic candidate for the House of Representatives. (See 74-836.) From: Billy Coe Dyer.

In the Oval Office at the White House, President Harry S. Truman (seated) signs the document authorizing the participation of the United States in the International Exposition for the Bicentennial of the founding of Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Standing from left to right are: Rene Colimon, 1st Secretary of the Haitian Embassy in Washington, D.C.; Jules Domond, Commercial Attache at the Haitian Embassy; and Melvin Hildreth, President of the Democratic Party of Washington, D.C. From: Pierre Edouard Domond, Courtesy of the Chantal Domond Prints and Photographs Collection

President Harry S. Truman (left) meets with Oscar Chapman, Secretary of the Interior (right), and C. Girard Davidson (center), Assistant Secretary, in the Oval Office at the White House. The photo is autographed by Oscar Chapman as follows: With kind regards, 12/21/50. (Same as 73-3485-A except for autograph)

Visiting the White House, President Vincent Auriol of France receives a gift from President Harry S. Truman, a leather-bound volume of color photographs depicting scenes of America. In the Oval Office are (left to right) President Truman and President Auriol (sitting); and (standing) W. Special Assistant to the President W. Averill Harriman, French Minister of Foreign Affairs Robert Schuman, Secretary of the Interior Oscar Chapman, and two unidentified men. (See 77-1600 and 2006-177.)