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Major General Leon Johnson, Mrs. S. L. Simpson, and Honorable Lewis Douglas, United States Ambassador to Great Britain, at the Simpson Services Club Banquet held in honor of the United States Air Force. This photo was sent to President Harry S. Truman by S. Leonard Simpson of London, England.

Lacemaker, Maria Wojonowitz, a displaced person working in a camp in Germany. This photo was sent to President Harry S. Truman by J. Donald Kingsley of the International Refugee Organization. Mr. Kingsley sent President Truman gifts made by people at the camp at an earlier date.

Doll Maker, Janina Bramanis, a displaced person working in a camp in Germany. This photo was sent to President Harry S. Truman by J. Donald Kingsley of the International Refugee Organization. Mr. Kingsley sent President Truman gifts made by people at the camp at an earlier date.

Photo of Mrs. Anna Dorothy Johnson Olson of St. Paul, Minnesota, with a donkey, entitled "Not for Republican Ears". Signed: "To President Truman- Best Always- Nelles Olson Becker". This photo was published in the St. Paul Sunday Pioneer Press. (Mrs. Olson was visiting Knott's Berry Farm, on vacation). Her daughter, Nelles Olson Becker, was the photographer.

In a Sandpoint, Idaho store, a group of unidentified men and women hold the fish they caught at a local lake. The photo is a part of a collection sent as a souvenir to President Harry S. Truman by the mayor of Sandpoint, Floyd Gray, in thanks for Truman's recent visit.

An unidentified woman stands on the rocks surrounding the Lake Pend Oreille in Sandpoint, Idaho while holding a large fish. The photo is a part of a collection sent as a souvenir to President Harry S. Truman in thanks for his recent visit by the mayor of Sandpoint, Floyd Gray.

An unidentified woman holds a large fish she caught while fishing at the Lake Pend Oreille in Sandpoint, Idaho. The photo is a part of a collection sent as a souvenir to President Harry S. Truman in thanks for his recent visit by the mayor of Sandpoint, Floyd Gray.

Mrs. John H. Reynolds of Brattleboro, Vermont, American War Mother for Vermont, 1945. Signed outside border of photo: "Respectfully yours, Mrs. John H. Reynolds- American War Mother for Vermont, 1945."

A colorized photo of the mother of Mrs. Nicholas Rose of Clifton, New Jersey.

Georgia L. Flemings in graduation robes. She is from Temple, Texas and has written her personal information on the back of the photo. This photo was sent to Mrs. Bess Truman.