Television programs

Unidentified person talking to audience during the "Crusade for Freedom" television program and motorcade. Attorney General J. Howard McGrath (behind man speaking, partly obscured) was also present. All others are unidentified.

Unidentified soldiers during the "Crusade for Freedom" television program and motorcade. They are on the lawn in front of the Washington Monument.

Photo of a television screen showing Margaret Truman conversing with Ed Sullivan on the "Toast of the Town" show, her television debut. (See also photos 85-195-3, 78-31, 78-541 and 2009-1952.)

Photo of television screen showing Margaret Truman performing a song on Ed Sullivan's "Toast of the Town" show, her television debut. (See also 85-105-3, 78-31, and 78-541.)

John Redding, Publicity Director for the Democratic National Committee (second from left) on a television interview panel on station WTVN, Columbus, Ohio. Others are unidentified.

Secretary of the Interior Oscar Chapman talks with two unidentified men while on the television news show "Washington Spotlight". From: Oscar Chapman Scrapbook

Members of the Cabinet and others attend President Truman's Address to the Nation on the Korean situation in the White House. Front row, left to right: Secretary of Defense Louis Johnson; Secretary of the Interior Oscar Chapman; Secretary of Commerce Charles Sawyer; and Postmaster General Jesse Donaldson. Second row, left to right: Secretary of the Treasury John Snyder; Ann (Mrs. Oscar) Chapman; and Attorney General J. Howard McGrath. All others unidentified. From: Oscar Chapman Scrapbook

Secretary of the Interior Oscar Chapman (right) and Lee Schooler, with the Public Relations Board, appear on the television show "Press Conference" in Chicago.

Secretary of the Interior Oscar Chapman (right) speaks with Robert S. Maurer, producer of the television show "Washington Spotlight."

Secretary of the Interior Oscar Chapman (first table, left) appears as a panelist on the television show "Keep Posted". Also pictured: journalist Lawrence Spivak (second table, left); and Ann (Mrs. Oscar) Chapman (audience gallery, first row, left). All others unidentified. From: Oscar Chapman Scrapbook