Presidents

As the train carrying President Harry S. Truman leaves Sacramento, California, after making a Whistlestop, a very indistinct figure of the President waves to the crowd from the rear platform. From: Carol Paoli, Plumas County Museum, 500 Jackson St., Quincy, CA 95971

From left to right, Harold T. Johnson, Mayor of Roseville, California, President Harry S. Truman, Bess Truman, and Margaret Truman on the rear platform of a train leaving for San Francisco after making a Whistlestop at Sacramento, California. From: Carol Paoli, Plumas County Museum, 500 Jackson St., Quincy, CA 95971

As her father, President Harry S. Truman (partly obscured), looks on, Margaret Truman casts her ballot in Missouri's Democratic Primary election held in Independence, Missouri's Memorial Building. On the left, in front of President Truman, is George Wallace, a Democratic Judge at the Seventh Precinct, First Ward. Seated is Republican Judge Ray Pryor. (See 70-1129 and 69-413.) (Original 35 mm. negative included) From: Robert Pennell.

As her father, President Harry S. Truman, looks on, Margaret Truman, casts her ballot in Missouri's Democratic Primary election held in Independence, Missouri's Memorial Building. On Mr. Truman's right is George Wallace, a Democratic Judge at the Seventh Precinct, First Ward. Seated is Republican Judge Ray Pryor. (See 70-1129 and 69-413.) (Original 35 mm. negative included) From: Robert Pennell.

As his daughter, Margaret, looks on, President Harry S. Truman casts his ballot in Missouri's Democratic Primary election held in Independence, Missouri's Memorial Building. On his right is his brother-in-law, George Wallace, a Democratic Judge at the Seventh Precinct, First Ward. Seated is Republican Judge Ray Pryor. (See 70-1129 and 69-413.) (Original 35 mm. negative included) From: Robert Pennell.

President Harry S. Truman grins for the reporters as he casts his ballot in Missouri's Democratic primary election in Independence, Missouri's Memorial Building. On his right is his brother-in-law, George Wallace, a Democratic Judge at the seventh precinct, first ward. Seated is Republican Judge Ray Pryor. (See 70-1129 and 69-413.) (Original 35 mm. negative included) From: Robert Pennell.

In Germany for the Potsdam conference, President Harry S. Truman, reading a newspaper in the back seat of an automobile, speaks to General Dwight D. Eisenhower standing by the open back door. From: Francis D. Peterson

President Harry S. Truman feigns steering the U.S. Coast Guard Academy bark, the "Eagle," as he stands at the helm during his first visit to the Academy in New London, Connecticut. Captain Carl G. Bowman, U.S.C.G., skipper of the "Eagle" is in the background. (See 70-4816 thru 70-4834. See also 68-1564.) From: Captain O.A. Peterson, U.S.C.G.

On his first visit to the U.S. Coast Guard Academy at New London, Connecticut, President Harry S. Truman watches two cadets present arms as he walks among an honor guard of cadets standing at attention. (See 70-4816 thru 70-4834.) (Same as 70-4823 except not cropped) From: Captain O.A. Peterson, U.S.C.G.

First Lady Bess Truman (center), standing next to President Harry S. Truman (left), waves to the crowd from the rear platform of a train during a 1948 campaign Whistlestop in Broken Bow, Nebraska. On her left is a local resident, Jim Kelly. From: Mrs. Ed Pelanowski.