Donnelly, Eugene

This is a photograph of Eugene P. Donnelly waiting to be interviewed by the British Broadcasting Company Television for a program about former President Harry S. Truman.

A photograph of Eugene P. Donnelly (seated in front of wall) getting ready to be interviewed by the British Broadcasting Company Television on Harry S. Truman.

This is a photograph of Eugene P. Donnelly (seated in front of wall) being interviewed about Harry S. Truman by the British Broadcasting Company television.

Eugene P. Donnelly (seated) is shown getting ready to be interviewed by the British Broadcasting Company Television about Harry S. Truman.

Battery D Dinner celebrating the election of President Franklin D. Roosevelt and Vice President-elect Harry S. Truman. At table, left to right: James B. Conway, Newell T. Paterson, Morris Glen Riley, Frank Stanley, Edward D. McKim, Harry S. Truman, Eugene P. Donnelly, John H. Thacher, Col. Harry Vaughan, Godfrey C. Downey, Verne F. Chaney, Fred E. Junion, John M. Carnie. First row standing: Frank Sargart, Ralph W. Taylor, Harry E. Whitney, Carl Pat Reilly, Fred Weiderman, Samuel Dantzig, Francis G. McGowan, Ed Gerye, Charles L. Fredericks, Frank E. Spina, Lawrence F. Becker, Leo J.

From left to right, two unidentified men, President Harry S. Truman, and Eugene Donnelly stand near a bust of Truman at the Battery D reunion at the Muehlebach Hotel. The men are members of President Harry S. Truman's artillery unit during World War I.

Eugene Donnelly (left) and President Harry S. Truman (second from left) sit together at the Battery D reunion at the Muehlebach Hotel. All others are unidentified. The men are members of President Harry S. Truman's World War I unit.

President Harry S. Truman (third from left) sits with Eugene Donnelly (second from left), Father Curtis Tiernan (third from right), and other unidentified men at the Battery D reunion at the Muehlebach Hotel. The men are President Harry S. Truman's World War I comrades.

Veterans of Battery D, 129th Field Artillery, former President Harry S. Truman's unit in World War I, stand with a French 75 mm artillery piece that was donated to the Truman Library. From left to right: Unidentified, Edward P. Meisburger, Glenn B. Woods, Judge Albert A. Ridge, Tom O'Hare, John T. Naulty, M. J. Flynn, Fred Cunningham, T. Woods, Francis G. McGowan, Frank J. Spina, Eugene Donnelly, C. J. Sampson, Carl A. Hamma, Henry Hortsman, Ralph W. Taylor, and Francis J. Yeager.

Veterans of Battery D, 129th Field Artillery, former President Harry S. Truman's unit in World War I, stand with a French 75 mm artillery piece that was donated to the Truman Library. From left to right: unidentified, John T. Naulty, Glenn B. Woods, Eugene Donnelly, Tom O'Hare, Edward P. Meisburger, M. J. Flynn, Ralph W. Taylor, S. E. Woods, E. V. Stuart, Francis G. McGowan, Fred Cunningham, Frank J. Spina, Frances J. Yeager, and Henry Hortsman.