Pace, Frank, 1912-1988

During ceremonies at the Pentagon, Secretary of the Army Frank Pace presented a posthumous Medal of Honor to the family of Second Lieutenant Jerome A. Sudut, who died in Korea. Left to right: Joseph Sudut Jr., Miss Diana Sudut, Secretary Pace, Mrs. Regina Sudut, and Mr. Joseph Sudut, Sr.

Secretary of the Army Frank Pace (dark suit in foreground), after exiting his airplane, was given a nineteen gun salute on his arrival at Sherman Air Force Base. Soldiers, airmen, and all others are unidentified.

During ceremonies at the Pentagon, Secretary of the Army Frank Pace presented a posthumous Medal of Honor to the family of Sergeant Cornelius H. Charlton, who was killed in action in Korea. Left to Right: Mrs. Clara Charlton (mother), Mr. Van Charlton (father), Miss Dephnia J. Charlton (sister), Secretary Pace, Thomas Charlton (brother), Yeoman Chester Charlton (brother), and Macio Charlton (brother).

Secretary of the Army Frank Pace (left) visits Quartermaster School in Fort Eustis, Virginia. Army officer on the right is unidentified.

Secretary of the Army Frank Pace (wearing gray suit) walks with unidentified soldiers and armed forces officers at the Quartermaster School in Fort Eustis, Virginia.

Canadian Minister of Defense Brooke Claxton (left), Secretary Frank Pace (middle), and Margaret (Mrs. Frank) Pace (right) exiting building during trip to Old Fort Henry in Kingston, Ontario. Others unidentified.

Secretary of the Army Frank Pace (left) shakes hands with an unidentified Canadian soldier on a visit to Old Fort Henry in Kingston, Ontario. They are standing in front of a military airplane.

Secretary of the Army Frank Pace wearing a raincoat during his visit to Old Fort Henry in Kingston, Ontario.

Secretary of the Army Frank Pace walks with an improvised pack during a visit to the Quartermaster School in Fort Eustis, Virginia.

Lafayette College conferred six honorary degrees at commencement exercises. Recipients were: Norman Peale (third from right), Secretary of the Army Frank Pace (third from left), Miss Dorothy Shaver (middle), Thomas R. Jones, Rev. W.H. Galbreath, and Henry Luce (far right).