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Group of Petroleum People Standing by Plane in Frankfurt

2008-613
Accession Number
2008-613
4x5 inches (10x13 cm)
Black & White
Printer-Friendly Version
NAID 350476402
Related Collection
Davies, Ralph K. Papers
Keywords
Administrative agencies
Airplanes
Oil industries
HST Keywords
Germany - Frankfurt
People Pictured
Davies, Ralph K. (Ralph Kenneth), 1897-1971
Ickes, Harold L. (Harold LeClair), 1874-1952
Jones, W. Alton (William Alton), 1891-1962
Pogue, Joseph E. (Joseph Ezekiel), 1887-1971
Boyd, William R. (William Rufus), d. 1959
Owens, Elaine
Zook, Ralph T. (Ralph Taylor), b. 1889
Hill, George Alfred, 1892-1949
Downes, Ellen
Hardwicke, Robert E. (Robert Etter), b. 1889
Neyhart, Charles A., pilot
Story, Anthony F., d. 1991
Meinar, Paul W.
Ledger, William G.
Learned, Harold N.
Summers, Owen, 1890-1971
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Credit:
U.S. Army Signal Corps

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Description
Group of people standing by plane at Frankfurt Airport. From left to right: Brigadier General Owen Summers; Lieutenant Charles A. Neyhart; Elaine Owens; Captain A.F. Story; Ralph T. Zook; Captain Paul W. Meinar; Dr. Joseph E. Pogue; Sergeant William G. Ledger; George A. Hill, Jr.; Captain Harold N. Learned; Ellen Downes; Petroleum Administrator Ralph K. Davies; Interior Secretary Harold L. Ickes; Gordon Sessions; William R. Boyd, Jr.; R.E. Hardwicke; W. Alton Jones; Sam Botsford; and Captain Thomas Higginson.
Date(s)
September 1945