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Robert McChesney (front row, left) stands with John Strait (back row fourth from left behind Mrs. Steelman), Emma (Mrs. John R.) Steelman (front row, fourth from left); John R. Steelman (front row, fifth from left) and a number of other unidentified men and women, as they pose for a photograph at the National Electrical Contractors barbecue held in Houston, Texas.

Three unidentified companions pour coffee from a thermos.

John R. Steelman (right) and Emma (Mrs. John) Steelman (center) pose for a photograph while eating fried chicken with an unidentified woman (left).

Lillian Brown (left) interviews John R. Steelman for a radio program.

John R. Steelman (left) presents a certificate recognizing Arch McDonald (center) as Outstanding Son of Arkansas. Mrs. William Fulbright stands to the right. The ceremony honoring Mr. McDonald took place at the Arkansas State Society Dance.

Participants in the television program "Battle Report - Washington" pose for a photograph. Standing, from left to right: John R. Steelman, producer of the show for the Truman Administration; Mary S. Markward; William Bridgeman; Vice Admiral E.L. [illegible] (ret); Assistant Secretary of State George C. McGhee. Robert McCormick, NBC's Washington Manager of TV News and Special Events is seated.

Participants in the program "Battle Report - Washington" pose for a photograph. Standing, from left to right: Ted Ayers; Rommy G. Vildzius; Kenneth Wells; Willard Caldwell; John W. Gibson; David Brinkley; Ludumilla Nemec; Major General Roy H. Parker and Rommy G. Vildzius. John R. Steelman, producer of the show for the Truman Administration, is seated.

From left to right, John R. Steelman; Joan Davis, Farm Queen; June Cook, Miss Washington; and R.W. Farmer, Fair Chairman snip the ribbons to open the nineth annual Montgomery County, Maryland Fair.

From left to right: unidentified, Assistant to the President John R. Steelman, unidentified. The three were attending a State Dinner in honor of Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru of India.

Assistant to the President John R. Steelman (third from the left of the far side of the table) and others are seated at a table at the Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner, held at the National Guard Armory in Washington, D.C. All others are unidentified.