Harris & Ewing

Senator Kenneth McKellar, Tennessee, President of the Senate, raises the hands of the victors, the youthful Quiz Kids in a bond show contest with four Senators at the Mayflower Hotel. Left to right are Robert Burke, 14; Harve Fischman, 15; the Senator; Joel Kupperman, 9; and Richard Williams, 15. From: Beth Gore

Photo of Senator Kenneth McKellar (TN), speaking before the Senate Agriculture Committee, who said that he would like to confirm every man President Roosevelt nominated and he could not vote to make "totally unfit" Aubrey Williams Rural Electrification Administration Administrator. From: Beth Gore.

Photo of Senator Kenneth McKellar, Tennessee, President pro-tempore of the Senate. Man at left is unidentified.

Attorney General J. Howard McGrath was the first witness appearing before a Senate Commerce Subcommittee on a bill to outlaw interstate transmission of gambling information. Attorney General McGrath told the Committee that he did not know of any nationwide crime syndicate, but the Federal Government wants to help the states suppress "organized" gambling activities. From: Beth Gore.

Photo of Senator J. Howard McGrath, (D), Rhode Island, Chairman of the Democratic National Committee. From: Beth Gore.

After Postmaster General Robert Hannegan announced he was stepping down as Chairman of the Democratic National Committee, it was then announced that Senator J. Howard McGrath (D), Rhode Island, had been designated as his successor. The Senator, shown here at a press conference, said he planned to keep on being a Senator. From: Beth Gore

President Truman holding a lengthy conference with John J. McCloy, U. S. High Commissioner to Germany. Mr. McCloy was formerly President of the International Bank for Reconstruction Development. From: Beth Gore

President Truman shown as he conferred on the German situation with John McCloy, U. S. High Commissioner in Germany, and Secretary of State Dean Acheson. From: Beth Gore

At a press conference, Secretary of State Dean Acheson indicated that the United States would consider any attack on Hong Kong by Chinese Communists as a matter for action by the United Nations Council. John J. McCloy, right, U. S. High Commissioner for Germany, told the reporters that it is incredible that Western Germany political leaders are stressing nationalism in the German political campaign, instead of dealing with substantial issues. From: Beth Gore

The body of Vice Admiral John S. McCain is carried in full honor through Arlington National Cemetery where he was buried following services in Fort Myer Chapel. McCain died of battle fatigue following his return to this country from highly successful carrier aircraft supervision in the Pacific. From: Beth Gore.