Women

Part of a collection of old tintypes and photos of Truman and Noland family ancestors. These women are not identified.

Marjorie Sue Lister at the organ, from Colorado Springs, Colorado.

Count Valfi, Minister of Finance of Italy, with a group of people at the opening of the exhibition of Vernon Howe Bailey's skyscrapers of New York, in the Palazzo Salviati, Rome. Picture was presented in a sample of work given to President Harry S. Truman. Mr. Bailey is the third man from the right in the front row. All others are unidentified.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe H. Walmsley in Seattle, Washington. The photo is inscribed "To Hon. Harry S. Truman President of United States From Joe H. Walmsley and Mrs. Walmsley Seattle Wa 5/12/46".

Former President Harry S. Truman cutting his 76th birthday cake, with a group of unidentified ladies gathered around. The event was held at the Truman Library.

J. Howard McGrath seated (fourth from the left) at a conference table with a group of men and one lady. All others are unidentified. This photo was probably taken while McGrath served as Attorney General.

Line of Austrian Orphans, in Linz, being given clothes by members of the Red Cross. The woman in front is Miss Helen Nixon, a civilian war relief worker from Holyoke, Massachusetts, who is assisting a local relief agency worker.

An unidentified woman cooks a meal in war-torn Europe. This woman illustrates this conditions of people in Europe and the need for the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration.

An unidentified woman bends over a container in a street in Europe, an example of the kind of people needing help from the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration.

Portrait of Leda Baptista, with an inscription in Portuguese, "Ao Grande Presidente Harry Truman as homenagen ao areiadord Brasileird. Leda Baptista. 2-9-50."