President Truman welcomes George Marshall on return from London
President Harry S. Truman (left) welcomes Secretary of State George Marshall (right) on return from London after Conference of Foreign Ministers.
Marshall, George C. (George Catlett), 1880-1959
Harry S. Truman and George Marshall
President Harry S. Truman (right) and Secretary of State George Marshall (left) at the airport. Same as photo 77-324.
Harry S. Truman at a military funeral
Distance view of President Harry S. Truman attending the burial of twenty soldiers at Arlington National Cemetery. These twenty were the first war dead now returned to be buried in the United States. The three chaplains leading the funeral services are: Major Henry Tavel; Colonel Patrick J. Ryan; and Captain J.F. Hughes.
President Truman with General Marshall
President Harry S. Truman (left) shaking hands with General George C. Marshall (right) at the airport.
Harry S. Truman with George Marshall
President Harry S. Truman (right) with Secretary of State George Marshall (left) before the Secretary left for the London Conference of Foreign Ministers.
Harry S. Truman with George Marshall
President Harry S. Truman (right) with Secretary of State George Marshall (left) before the Secretary left for the London Conference of Foreign Ministers.
Harry S. Truman with Cabinet Members
President Harry S. Truman after his speech to a Joint Session of Congress, pictured with Mrs. Truman and select Cabinet members. Left to right, front row: Secretary of State George Marshall, Mrs. Bess Wallace Truman, Secretary of the Treasury John Snyder, President Truman. Back row, left to right: Postmaster General Robert Hannegan, Secretary of Agriculture Clinton Anderson, Attorney General Tom Clark and Presidential Press Secretary Charles Ross.
Harry S. Truman with George Marshall
President Harry S. Truman (left) at the airport with Secretary of State George Marshall (right) before the Secretary left for the London Conference of Foreign Ministers.
Robert A. Lovett takes the oath as Secretary of Defense
At special ceremonies in the Pentagon, Secretary of Defense Robert A. Lovett took the oath for his new position. Mr. Lovett was nominated by President Truman to be acting secretary when General George C. Marshall resigned recently. The nomination was confirmed September 13, 1951. Left to right are: General Marshall; Robert Lovett, Jr. (the Secretary's son); Secretary Lovett; Mrs. Lovett; and Ralph N. Stohl, Director of Administration, Office of the Secretary of Defense, who administered the oath.
Truman giving speech aboard U.S.S. Missouri
President Harry S. Truman is standing behind a podium on the U.S.S. Missouri addressing guests at Rio De Janeiro. Admiral William Leahy and General George Marshall are left of the microphones.