President Truman and others hunting
From left to right, President Harry S. Truman, Eugene "Buck" Purcell, and Eddie Jacobson stand in hunting clothes.
Jacobson, Edward, 1891-1955
White House staff on vacation
Various members of President Harry S. Truman's staff at Truman Beach in Key West, Florida while on vacation with the President. Starting at the lower left, are: unidentified; Stanley Woodward (standing on beach below, partly obscured); General Wallace Graham (seated on chair, facing the beach); Admiral Robert Dennison; General Harry Vaughan (head turned away from camera); Charles Murphy (sitting on wall, back to camera); David Lloyd (wearing baseball cap); Eddie Jacobson (wearing shirt and pants, in chair); David Bell (walking, back to camera); and John Steelman. Same as 66-1151.
Harry S. Truman and Friends Grouse Hunting
From left to right: unidentified man, Harry S. Truman, Buck Purcell, and Eddie Jacobson hunting grouse on a hunting trip. This trip took place at River Camp, belonging to friend Frank O'Donnell. It was located at the mouth of the Little Blue River in Missouri, but the cabin was later lost in a flood.
Truman and Friends Grouse Hunting
From left to right: Harry S. Truman, Eugene I. "Buck" Purcell, Eddie Jacobson, and Fred Canfil on a hunting trip. This trip took place at River Camp, belonging to friend Frank O'Donnell. It was located at the mouth of the Little Blue River in Missouri, northwest of Fort Osage, but the cabin was later lost in a flood.
Truman and Eddie Jacobson at Banquet
Eddie Jacobson and former President Harry S. Truman at unidentified banquet in Kansas City. They are talking while seated together at a table.
Group of World War I Officers at Camp Doniphan
Group of officers from the 129th Field Artillery at Camp Doniphan. Selected individuals in photo: Morris Stearns, Buck Davis, Ed Harper (first, second and third from the left), Eddie Jacobson (seventh from the left, standing), First Lieutenant Walter G. Slagle (tenth from the left, standing), Second Lieutenant Clyde C. Clark (eleventh from the left), First Lieutenant William Hubbard (twelfth from the left), First Lieutenant Harry S. Truman (fourteenth from the left), Second Lieutenant Herbert J. Hale (fifteenth from the left), Dr.
Battery D Dinner celebrating the election of President Roosevelt and Vice President-elect 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.
A Conversation with Dean Acheson (Eric Sevareid Interviews Dean Acheson)
Eric Sevareid interviews Dean Acheson, who talks about current and past issues. Subjects include the Marshall Mission to China; arms negotiations with the Soviet Union; Acheson's advice to Lyndon Johnson on the Vietnam War; the reasons for Truman's support for Israel; Acheson's relations with Truman; Presidents Eisenhower, Nixon, and Kennedy; Dean Rusk, Joseph McCarthy, Alger Hiss; and Acheson's rating of recent world figures.
Truman And Eddie Jacobson Standing Outside Jacobson Store In Kansas City
Color snapshot of former president Harry S. Truman (right) and Eddie Jacobson standing outside Jacobson's men's wear store located at 39th and Main Streets in Kansas City, Missouri. For same photo in better color see 77-2390, and in black and white see 70-6113.
Men on the Beach at Key West, Florida
Members of President Harry S. Truman's vacation party relax on Truman Beach at Key West, Florida. Among those that can be identified are Eddie Jacobson (seated in shirt and slacks, left); John Steelman (standing, fourth from left, near post); Admiral Robert Dennison (standing, fifth from left, in dark sunglasses); Stanley Woodward (standing on opposite side of wall, in striped swim trunks); General Harry Vaughan (seated in from of Woodward, holding papers); and David Lloyd (seated, right). All others are unidentified.