Hank Walker

Photo taken at the British Embassy for Princess Elizabeth of Great Britain during her visit to the United States. Shown are, left to right, Mrs. George C. Marshall (back turned), Margaret Truman, and Canadian Ambassador Hume Wrong. The woman on the far left is unidentified. (See 86-31-1 through 86-31-4.)

Reception at the British Embassy for Princess Elizabeth of Great Britain during her visit to the United States. Shown are, left to right, George C. Marshall, Mrs. George C. Marshall, an unidentified woman (back turned), Margaret Truman, and Canadian Ambassador Hume Wrong. The man on the far right is unidentified. (See also photos 86-31-1 through 86-31-4.)

Reception at the British Embassy for Princess Elizabeth of Great Britain during her visit to the United States. Shown are Margaret Truman and General George C. Marshall. The officer at the far right is unidentified. (See also 86-31-1 through 86-31-4.)

Photo taken at the British Embassy for HRH Princess Elizabeth of Great Britain during her visit to the United States. Shown are, left to right: Secretary of Defense George C. Marshall, Mrs. Marshall, Margaret Truman, and Canadian Ambassador Hume Wrong. (See also 86-31-1 through 86-31-1.) From: President's Secretary's File.

President Truman and Vice President Alben Barkley at the dinner table during the Civil Defense Conference. President Truman addressed the conference later in the evening.

A 10 x 14 photo showing President Truman playing a few selections on his new United Nations spinet piano, presented to him by the National Recreation Association as part of National Music Week. The piano is a specially designed composite from material contributed by various United Nations countries. Standing behind the President in the light suit is Justin Miller, President, National Association of Broadcasters.

A 10 x 14 photo showing Paul Carrino playing a tune on the new United Nations spinet piano which was presented to President Truman by the National Recreation Association as part of National Music Week. The piano is made of a specially designed composite from material contributed by various United Nations countries. Standing behind Mr. Carrino is the President and second from the left is Justin Miller, President, National Association of Broadcasters.

Photo showing President Harry S. Truman as he stands and plays the grand piano in the East Room while Frank Bourgholtzer, NBC announcer, watches. The President acted as host and narrator on a nationally televised tour of the newly renovated executive mansion.