International News Photos

Cabinet members (center, front to back) George C. Marshall, John Snyder, James Forrestal, Tom Clark, Julius Krug, Clinton Anderson, and Averell Harriman, surrounded by other unidentified members of Congress.

Secretary George C. Marshall (at left) seeing President Harry S. Truman (at right) off on a trip to Key West, Florida and the Caribbean.

President Harry S. Truman (center) receiving a gift of fish from the Guy Rathbun Post of the American Legion in Kelso, Washington. With President Truman are Congressman Russell Mack (left) and Senator Harry P. Cain (right), both of Washington.

President Harry S. Truman, at left, with an unidentified man in the Oval Office.

President Harry S. Truman (third from right, front row) and Mrs. Bess Wallace Truman (second from right, front row) with Attorney General J. Howard McGrath (front row, fifth from the right), Secretary of the Interior Julius Krug (back row, third from the right), Secretary of State George C. Marshall (back row, fourth from the right), and numerous unidentified people.

Tom Pendergast, Sr. (center) during his trial for tax evasion with son, Tom Pendergast, Jr. (left), and nephew, James Pendergast (right). The three men are seated at the defense counsel's table after the judge has passed the sentence.

President Harry S. Truman (center) converses with Secretary of State General George Marshall (left) and Secretary of Defense James Forrestal (right). They are leaving the White House and heading for the Capitol where President Truman will address Congress.

President Harry S. Truman (right) holds Sandra Marie Smith, and orphan of World War II from the Veterans of Foreign Wars Home. An unidentified V.F.W. member is with her to present the first buddy poppy of the V.F.W. fund drive to President Truman.

J. Russell Young, a District of Columbia Commissioner (left), receives his life membership card to the National Press Club from President Harry S. Truman (center). Joseph Short, President of the Press Club, is at right. Same as photos 77-108 and 77-472.

President Harry S. Truman addressing Congress regarding the threat of Communism to freedom in Europe.