Miss Margaret Ellen "Ella" Truman
Miss Margaret Ellen "Ella" Truman as a young woman. She later became Mrs. Joseph Tilford Noland. She was a sister of John Truman, Harry S. Truman's father. Donor: Mrs. Ardis Hauckenberry.
Women
Truman with a group of Ladies
Former President Harry S. Truman surrounded by a group of ladies around his 76th birthday cake, at the celebration given by the Press of Independence and Kansas City. The celebration took place at the Truman Library.
Truman Cutting his Cake at Truman Library
Former President Harry S. Truman cutting his 76th birthday cake, given to him by the Press of Independence and Kansas City. Several unidentified ladies are grouped around Mr. Truman. The event was held at the Truman Library.
Still from "Seeds of Destiny"
An unidentified group of women, a still from the film "Seeds of Destiny." The film described the devastation in Europe after the World War II and illustrated the work of the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration to improve conditions.
Still from "Seeds of Destiny"
Two unidentified women, a still from the film "Seeds of Destiny." The film described the devastation in Europe after the World War II and illustrated the work of the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration to improve conditions.
Lady and Three Girls on Railroad Tracks
Lady and three girls walking on railroad track. They are unidentified, possibly family members of Charles Ross.
Mrs. and Mr. Babe Goncalves
Annie and Babe Goncalves outside their home in Sacramento, California.
Membership drive by the Young Democratic Club of Kansas City, Missouri
From left to right, Mrs. Anna Mae Long, Mrs. Norma Vanderpool, Mr. and Mrs. B.L. La Doucieur, and Ray De Bott at a membership drive for the Young Democratic Club of Kansas City, Missouri at Municipal Auditorium.
Mrs. Jerry DiNino
Mrs. Jerry DiNino of McKeesport, Pennsylvania. She wrote to President Harry S. Truman, seeking a photo of him to colorize, as she did with this portrait of herself.
Miss Jacqueline Fontaine and Patricia
Miss Jacqueline Fontaine of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and Patricia pose in a photo with a heart that is inscribed "Faith Hope Charity." Handwriting on the back of the photo says, "To Our dear President Truman God Bless you and guide you Sister Morales." Miss Fontaine was a member of the Morale Builders in Milwaukee, and wrote to President Truman seeking a picture of him.