Prime ministers

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.

Portrait of Joseph B. Chifley, former Treasury Minister and Post-war Reconstruction Administrator, who was appointed Prime Minister of Australia to succeed the late John Curtin. He had been acting Premier during the latter's illness. From: Beth Gore.

Acting Secretary of State Dean Acheson (left) is shown greeting Rt. Hon. Joseph Benedict Chifley, Prime Minister of Australia, as he called at the State Department today. From: Beth Gore.

Prince Charles of Belgium was warmly greeted by President Harry S. Truman as he arrived at the White House. Later in the evening the Chief Executive entertained the Prince at a stag dinner. Left to right: Prince Charles, President Truman and the Prime Minister of Belgium, Paul Henri Spaak. From: Beth Gore.

Secretary of State James F. Byrnes, General Harry Vaughan, President Truman's military aide, and Prime Minister Clement Attlee (at far left) shortly after Mr. Attlee's arrival at the airport. from: Beth Gore

A limousine bearing President Harry S. Truman and Prime Minister Mackenzie King pass a crowd as it leaves the National War Memorial, where the President laid a wreath in Ottawa, Canada. President Truman is shown with his top hat in hand waving to the crowd.

Sir Basil Brooke (left), Prime Minister of Northern Ireland, arrives in Washington. Shown in the car with Sir Brooke is Sir Oliver Franks, British Ambassador, who met the Prime Minister on his arrival. From: Beth Gore.

Portrait of British Prime Minister Clement Attlee. From: Beth Gore

General view of British Prime Minister Clement Attlee addressing Congress at a joint session this noon when he told members that civilization can survive the Atomic Bomb only if the nations accept the Christian principle of man's brotherhood. From: Beth Gore.

Winston S. Churchill disembarks from a transport boat and walks up a European beach with officers and other unidentified military personnel following. The location and event are unknown. Tracks of military vehicles can be seen in the sand. From: Stuessi Printing Co., 6119 W. 16th Street, Kansas City, Missouri 64106