Hatch, Carl Atwood, 1889-1963

Senator Harry S. Truman (second from the right), General Marlin Craig, Senator Carl A. Hatch, and Senator Alva B. Adams, playing organ at annual outing and crop mowing of Alfalfa Club, at Prospect Hall, Frederick, Maryland.

Stereograph of a group of men at a dinner table. Printed on back of card: Ed Johnson tried to sell a bill of goods, Jim Meade is skeptical, Carl Hatch and Bob La Follette listen to the President Pro-Tempore. That's Wallace White watching Joe Martin take of drink of water. From: Lowell Mason's Stereographic Library, Annual Baseball Outing, Volumes I and II. Photographs are of Baseball, Clam and Chowder Club of the United States Senate, of which Harry S. Truman was a member.

President Harry S. Truman meets with Democratic Party Senators in the Oval Office, shortly after becoming President. First row (seated): unidentified; Glen H. Taylor. Second row (kneeling): two unidentified men; Joseph C. O'Mahoney; Dennis Chavez; Sheridan Downey; Warren Magnuson; and Claude Pepper. Third row: Carl Hatch; Joseph Guffey; unidentified; Allen Ellender; Kenneth McKellar; President Truman; Theodore Bilbo; Pat McCarran; Josiah Bailey; and Peter Gerry.

President Harry S. Truman meets with Democratic Party Senators in the Oval Office, shortly after becoming President. First row (seated): unidentified; Glen H. Taylor. Second row (kneeling): two unidentified men; Joseph C. O'Mahoney; Dennis Chavez; Sheridan Downey; Warren Magnuson; and Claude Pepper. Third row: Carl Hatch; Joseph Guffey; unidentified; Allen Ellender; Kenneth McKellar; President Truman; Theodore Bilbo; Pat McCarran; Josiah Bailey; and Peter Gerry.

Senator and Vice-Presidential candidate Harry S. Truman (center) has breakfast at the Connor Hotel in Joplin, Missouri with Senator Tom Connally (left) and Senator Carl Hatch (right).

Portrait of Carl A. Hatch, U. S. Senator, member of the Special Committee of U. S. Senate investigating the National Defense Program (Truman Committee). This is one of three portraits which had not been received in time to include them with those of other members of the Senate War Investigating Committee contained in a book left at the Truman Library by Hugh Fulton in July, 1957. The portrait is autographed as follows: To the Hon. Harry S. Truman, Chairman of the Wartime committee best known as the "Truman Committee." With affectionate regards, Carl A. Hatch, Member.