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Harry S. Truman is standing at a podium, waving. Vice President Alben Barkley, standing to Truman's left, is clapping. Others in background are unidentified. Donor: Dorothy Girton. Used by Democratic Digest.

William Boyle is on the left of two unidentified men. Boyle is shaking hands with man on the right. Photo is airbrushed and one of the men is crossed out. This was probably taken at a Democratic party function. Donor: Dorothy Girton. Used by Democratic Digest.

Harry S. Truman at dinner with the following people: standing, left to right: William M. Boyle, Lyndon B. Johnson, Clinton P. Anderson, John McCormack, Percy Priest; seated, left to right is Alben Barkley, Harry S. Truman, Sam Rayburn, and Ernest McFarland. Donor: Dorothy Girton. Used by Democratic Digest.

President Harry S. Truman with officers of the Young Democratic Clubs of America. From left to right: Angela Parisi, Secretary; Roy G. Baker, President; President Truman; E. Hoover Taft, Treasurer; and Mrs. Theodora Hansen, Vice President. Same as photo 77-527. Donor: Dorothy Girton. Used in the Democratic Digest.

Harry S. Truman standing with unidentified people at the White House (three men, two women). Donated by Dorothy Girton.

President Harry S. Truman on a train with Vice Presidential candidate Alben Barkley at left and Mr. Truman's daughter, Margaret Truman, at right. Donor: Dorothy Girton.

From left to right, Secretary of the Treasury John W. Snyder, Bess Truman, President Harry S. Truman, Sam Rayburn and Margaret Truman standing behind a banquet table. They are attended the Jefferson Day Dinner at the Mayflower Hotel, Washington, D. C.

President Harry S. Truman (seated at desk) announces that Russia has declared war on Japan. Secretary of State James F. Byrnes is seated in the foreground, and Harry Vaughan is to the right of President Truman. Newsmen are grouped in front of the desk. Donor: New York Herald Tribune.

W.B. Miller with turnips. Mr. Miller sowed his turnip seeds on July 26, 1948, after President Truman declared "turnip day" and called the 80th Congress back into session. These are his crops. Mr. Miller is from Boonville, Missouri.

Mrs. Bess Wallace Truman attempting to break a bottle of champagne against the nose of a Navy hospital evacuation plane in order to christen it. A Navy officer is reaching up with a tool to bang the bottle and help her break it, after repeated vain attempts by Mrs. Truman. Standing behind Mrs. Truman is George Elsey.