International News Photos
First Televised Speech from the White House
Preparations for the first televised address at the White House, Sunday, October 5, 1947. President Harry S. Truman (left, behind lectern) urged viewers to save food for Europe. Charles Luckman, Chairman of the Citizen's Food Committee, stands next to the president. A cameraman looks through a large television camera at right. From: Charles Ross Papers, 12x18 Metal Album.
Charles Ross and Seizure of Nation's Railroads
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru of India and Col. Francis W. Williams, pilot of Air Force One
Harry S. Truman, Margaret Truman, Clifton Daniel, Bess Truman, and Two Grandchildren at Dockside
Harry and Bess Truman at dockside saying good-bye to Clifton and Margaret Daniel who are leaving on the S. S. United States for a vacation in Europe. Left to right: Harry Truman, Margaret Truman Daniel (holding William Wallace Daniel), Clifton Daniel (holding Clifton Truman Daniel), and Bess Truman. The ship is in the background. Similar to 86-65 and 61-40. From: May Wallace.
President Truman Deplaning the Sacred Cow Followed by May and George Wallace
President Harry S. Truman, full length, deplaning the airplane Sacred Cow, followed closely by May and George Wallace. Donor: May Wallace.