William L. Clayton arrives for Potsdam conference
Assistant Secretary of State Will Clayton arrives by limousine for the Potsdam Conference in Germany. From Potsdam album, 1945
Clayton, Will (William Lockhart), 1880-1966
Secretary of the Treasury John W. Snyder talking to Under-Secretary of State Will Clayton
Photo taken at a party at the Colombia Embassy showing Secretary of the Treasury John Snyder (right)chatting with Under-Secretary of State Will Clayton (left). From: Beth Gore
The British Ambassador watches as President Truman signs the British Loan Bill
British Ambassador Lord Inverchapel watches as President Harry S. Truman signs the British Loan Bill. Cabinet members Will Clayton, Fred Vinson and Secretary of State James Byrnes are in the background. An 11 x 14 photo in a series of seven.
Representatives of England and the United States Holding Discussions on Economic Problems
Photo taken at the State Department where representatives of England and the United States were holding discussions on economic problems. Left to right: Leo T. Crowley, Foreign Economic Administration head; the Earl of Halifax, Ambassador to the United States from Great Britain; Assistant Secretary of State Will Clayton; Lord John Maynard Keynes, Economic Advisor to the British Treasury; and Secretary of Commerce Henry A. Wallace. From: Beth Gore.
Acting Secretary of State Will Clayton leaving the White House
Latest informal picture of acting Secretary of State Will Clayton, shown leaving the White House following a conference with President Truman. From: Beth Gore
The British Ambassador, Lord Inverchapel, receives his pen from the President following the signing of the British Loan Bill
The British Ambassador, Lord Inverchapel, receives his pen from President Harry S. Truman following the signing of the British Loan Bill. Looking on are Cabinet members Will Clayton, Fred Vinson and Secretary of State James Byrnes. An 11 x 14 photo in a series of seven.
The President wipes a pen after signing the British Loan Bill
Each pen used in signing the British Loan Bill was completely wiped by President Harry S. Truman with a scrap of white rag before it was presented to each Cabinet member or British dignitary. Looking at the President as he wipes the pen are Left to Right: Will Clayton, Fred Vinson, Secretary of State James Byrnes and British Ambassador Lord Inverchapel. An 11 x 14 photo in a series of seven.
President Truman reaches for another pen at the signing of the British Loan Bill
President Harry S. Truman reaches for another of the wooden pens used for the signing of the British Loan Bill which he distributes to the Cabinet members, legislators and others present who had a part in the passage of the Bill. A Senator awaits his presentation on the far left. This is one of a series of seven photos. Behind the President, third from left, is Secretary of the Treasury John Snyder, Assistant Secretary of State William Clayton and Fred Vinson.
The President prepares to sign the British Loan Bill with a new pen
The President prepares to sign the British Loan Bill with a new pen while (left to right) Will Clayton, Fred Vinson, Secretary of States James Byrnes and British Ambassador Lord Inverchapel look on. This is one in a series of seven 11 x 14 photos.
The President signs the last pages of the British Loan Bill
President Harry S. Truman signs the last pages of the British Loan Bill as (left to right) Will Clayton, Fred Vinson, Secretary of State James Byrnes and Lord Inverchapel look on in this 11 x 14 photo from a series of seven.