Associated Press

Former President Harry S. Truman grins as he displays a cartoon on the front page of the Washington Star today depicting him as a sport wearing tourist with a box camera standing at the White House fence taking a picture of the Executive Mansion. He enjoyed the jibe so much he asked the cartoonist, Gib Crockett, for the original. From: Houston Post.

Former First Lady Bess Truman and her daughter, Margaret, cast two votes for some lucky major leaguers for the All Star baseball game July 14th in Cincinnati. They stopped at the ballot box to drop their ballots as they entered Griffith Stadium tonight to see the Washington Senators and the St. Louis Browns play. Former President Truman did not accompany them. From: Houston Post.

John L. Lewis shakes hands with Harry S. Truman today as the United Mine Workers Chief came to the Mayflower Hotel to greet and chat with the former President who is winding up his informal visit to the nation's Capital. Lewis supported the Democrats in the last presidential election. Same as 77-2699, only 77-2699 is autographed by Lewis. From: Houston Post.

Nice portrait-type photo of former President Harry S. Truman in his Federal Reserve Bank Building office, wearing his buddy poppy, looking at a globe. From: Houston Post.

Kansas City, Missouri. Raymond Dumont (left), President of the National Baseball Congress, whose headquarters are in Wichita, Kansas, presents a plaque for "recognition for participation in successful opening of the 1953 nation-wide sandlot season," to Harry Truman(right), Ex-President of the U.S. The presentation was made in Truman's downtown Federal Reserve Bank office in Kansas City this afternoon. Photo is airbrushed. From: Houston Post.

Former President Harry S. Truman (at desk), in Washington, D.C. for his first visit since leaving the Presidency, confers in his hotel suite today with former staff members. With him are, Left to Right: Matthew Connelly, Donald Dawson, David Stowe, and Charles Murphy. Same as 69-531, only better print. From: Houston Post.

Ex-President Harry S. Truman, wearing cap, gown, and heavy suntan, smiles as he shakes hands with University of Hawaii President Gregg M. Sinclair (left), after receiving honorary Doctor of Humanities degree at Honolulu today. The half hour convocation was attended by some 5,500 students and faculty members. Truman will end a one-month Hawaiian vacation with his wife and their daughter, Margaret, next Tuesday when they sail for San Francisco. From: Houston Post.

San Francisco, California. Former President Harry S. Truman, accompanied by Mrs. Bess Truman (left) and daughter Margaret (right), return today from a month's vacation in Hawaii. Mr. Truman receives a farewell handshake from Captain Hobart J. Ehman, skipper of the liner President Cleveland, just before the ship docks. Portions of the city's skyline are visible in the background. Same as 70-992, only better print. From: Houston Post.

Kansas City, Missouri. A jaunty and tanned Harry S. Truman (center) arrived with Mrs. Bess Truman (carrying flowers) in Kansas City after a month-long stay in Hawaii. At right is Paul "Mike" Westwood, an Independence policeman. The former President said he's had "30 days of lying around" and planned to go to work today "after unpacking our 21 trunks." From: Houston Post.

Former President Harry S. Truman, with Mrs. Bess Truman (left) and daughter Margaret (right), bedecked with leis, are entertained by a Hawaiian miss on their arrival in Honolulu this morning aboard the liner President Cleveland. A month's vacation is planned as guest of Ed Pauley, California oil man. From: Houston Post.