From left to right: Postmaster General Robert Hannegan, French Ambassador to the United States Henri Bonnet, Francis Cardinal Spellman, and New York Governor Thomas Dewey at an unidentified event.
Francis Cardinal Spellman meeting with various dignitaries at an unidentified event. From left to right: unidentified clergyman, Postmaster General Robert Hannegan, French Ambassador to the United States Henri Bonnet, Cardinal Spellman, New York Governor Thomas Dewey, and three unidentified men.
Thomas E. Dewey, Republican candidate for President, with his wife at his side, waves to the crowd from the rear platform of the "Dewey Victory Special" at a 1948 campaign train stop in Warrensburg, Missouri. Others on the train are unidentified. From: Ken Raveill (Credit: "Photo by Ken Raveill, courtesy Harry S. Truman Library")
New York Governor and Republican Presidential candidate Thomas E. Dewey (second from left) in Springfield, Missouri during the 1948 presidential campaign. On the left is Governor Dewey's wife, Frances. Others are unidentified. From: Kenneth Sender.
New York Governor and Republican Presidential candidate Thomas E. Dewey (second from left) in Springfield, Missouri during the 1948 presidential campaign. On the left is Governor Dewey's wife, Frances. Others are unidentified. From: Kenneth Sender.
New York Governor and Republican Presidential candidate Thomas E. Dewey (waving from train) in Springfield, Missouri during the 1948 presidential campaign. From: Kenneth Sender.
Thomas E. Dewey and his wife, Frances, on the rear of the "Dewey Victory Special" during a stop in Davis, California. The photograph was taken from the crowd by Babe Goncalves.
Thomas E. Dewey stands on the rear of the "Dewey Victory Special" during a stop in Davis, California. The photograph was taken from the crowd by Babe Goncalves.