Voting

President Harry S. Truman and First Lady Bess Truman stroll home from Memorial Hall, where they vote. Both seem in a jovial mood. They voted in the Missouri Primary. Newsmen and members of the Chief Executive's Secret Service detail accompany them as they walk the block and a half to the "Summer White House" on Delaware Street in Independence, Missouri. The President left immediately for Washington. Same as 68-1507 but better print. From: Houston Post.

A photo of the outside of the Truman- Barkley Absentee Voters Bureau Democratic Campaign Headquarters, Washington, D.C.

Chaim Weizmann, right, casts a ballot in Israel's first election. He became Israel's first President. Donor: Album loaned by Elinor Borenstine.

Split photo; one shows former President Harry S. Truman in the voting booth. The other photo shows the former President leaving the Truman residence, standing at the gate.

This photo is a split photo. In the first half, former President Harry S. Truman votes with his brother-in-law Mr. George Wallace (at right) giving instruction. In the second photo the former President leaves smiling, but doesn't want to predict the outcome. He is in Independence, Missouri.

Mrs. Irma P. Hannegan (left) and Postmaster General Robert E. Hannegan (second from left) vote in the basement of a house in the 1st Ward, 12th Precinct in St. Louis, Missouri. Women at right unidentified.

Mrs. Irma P. Hannegan (standing, left) and Postmaster General Robert E. Hannegan (standing, right) vote in the basement of a house in the 1st Ward, 12th Precinct in St. Louis, Missouri. Others on left are unidentified.

President Franklin D. Roosevelt (center) exiting polls on Election Day in Hyde Park, New York. With President Roosevelt are unidentified Secret Service aides.

President Harry S. Truman arrives at the Kansas City Municipal Airport to vote in Tuesday's election. Left to right are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wallace, George Wallace, and the President. From: May Wallace.

This is a sample ballot of the election that took place November 4, 1924. Harry S. Truman was running for Judge of the County Court, Eastern Division, Jackson County, Missouri.