McGrath and Redding
J. Howard McGrath (left) with John Redding (right), Democratic National Committee.
McGrath, J. Howard (James Howard), 1903-1966
Portrait of McGrath
Portrait of J. Howard McGrath, inscribed: "J. Howard McGrath, Forward to Victory in '48. J. Howard McGrath, Chairman, Democratic National Committee." Similar to 61-175.
McGrath and unidentified man
J. Howard McGrath (left) with an unidentified man.
McGrath portrait
Portrait of J. Howard McGrath, Chairman of the Democratic National Committee.
Harry S. Truman and Alben Barkley
Return of President Harry S. Truman and Vice President-elect Alben Barkley to Washington, D. C. after Presidential election. Between them is Senator J. Howard McGrath. Bess Truman, Margaret Truman and Mrs. Marian Barkley Truitt, Senator Barkley's daughter, are seated in front of them.
Testimonial Dinner for Attorney General McGrath
Testimonial dinner in honor of Attorney General J. Howard McGrath, given by Col. Francis Vigo Post #1093, American Legion, at the Hotel Commodore. Lower dias, left to right: District Attorney Frank S. Hogan; U.S. District Court Judge Irving R. Kaufman; U.S. District Court Judge Gregory F. Noonan; Judge Vincent A. Lupiano of the Municipal Court; Judge Edward J. McCullen of the City Court; Judge Edward M. Curran of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia; Executive assistant to the Attorney General Grace M. Stewart; Judge Edward A. Tamm of the U.S.
President and Mrs. Truman with members of the Cabinet and others at the White House
President and Mrs. Truman with members of the Cabinet and others at the White House. Included are Jesse Donaldson (3rd from left); Lewis Schwellenbach (4th from left); President and Mrs. Truman in the center of the photo; J. Howard McGrath (11th from left); and Tom Clark (4th from the right).
Photo of Attorney General J. Howard McGrath as he appeared before a Senate Commerce Subcommittee
Attorney General J. Howard McGrath was the first witness appearing before a Senate Commerce Subcommittee on a bill to outlaw interstate transmission of gambling information. Attorney General McGrath told the Committee that he did not know of any nationwide crime syndicate, but the Federal Government wants to help the states suppress "organized" gambling activities. From: Beth Gore.
Photo of Senator J. Howard McGrath, (D), R.I., Chairman of the Democratic National Committee
Photo of Senator J. Howard McGrath, (D), Rhode Island, Chairman of the Democratic National Committee. From: Beth Gore.
Press conference of Senator McGrath
After Postmaster General Robert Hannegan announced he was stepping down as Chairman of the Democratic National Committee, it was then announced that Senator J. Howard McGrath (D), Rhode Island, had been designated as his successor. The Senator, shown here at a press conference, said he planned to keep on being a Senator. From: Beth Gore