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Famous photograph of the Iwo Jima flag raising by Marines during World War II. It has handwritten location and date in upper corner of photo.

Portrait of Special Assistant to the President Edwin Locke, Jr.

Informal portrait of Special Assistant to the President Edwin Locke, Jr.

The Mexican Ambassador (right, name unknown) decorates General Harry Vaughan with the order of Military Merit, First Class.

Former President Harry S. Truman on the day of the dedication of the Harry S. Truman Library. From left to right Mrs. Bess Truman, Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, Chief Justice Earl Warren, former President Herbert Hoover, Basil O'Connor, president of Truman Library, Inc., and former President Truman.

Democratic National Committee (DNC) Vice-Chairman India Edwards (center) with Democratic Presidential candidate Governor Adlai Stevenson (right). Also pictured: DNC Chairman Stephen A. Mitchell.

President Harry S. Truman (seated, left) signs the 5-cent Air Mail Bill at his desk in the Oval Office. Postmaster General Robert E. Hannegan is seated at right. Standing (l-r): Congressman George D. O'Brien; John Hart of United Airlines; Senator Dennis Chavez; Senator Carl Hayden; Congressman Charles E. McKenzie; Congressman John C. Butler; and Frank J. Delany of the Post Office Department.

Portrait of Miss Vernice Anderson, secretary to United States Ambassador-at-Large Philip C. Jessup.

Robert E. Hannegan (left) accepts his appointment as Commissioner of Internal Revenue from Undersecretary of the Treasury Daniel W. Bell (center), as retiring Commissioner Guy T. Helvering (right) looks on.

President Harry S. Truman shakes hands with members of the Utah tribes. The Native Americans are (l to r): Reginald Curry of the Uncompahgre Ute Tribe, Lawrence Appah of the White River Ute Tribe, and Julius Murray of the Uintah Ute Tribe, all of Fort Duchesne, Utah. The president holds in his hand a peace pipe said to have been smoked for 15 years by Sitting Bull. The Indian tribe members were visiting the president in his office to witness a bill signing creating an Indian Claims Commission. (As enacted, H.R. 4497 is Public Law 726, 79th Congress.) Donor: New York Herald Tribune.