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Margaret Truman appealed for contributions to the March of Dimes campaign during a White House broadcast arranged by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Front row left to right; Lady Inverchapel, Margaret Truman, Roberta (Mrs. Fred) Vinson. Back row, left to right: Lady Balfour, Mrs. John Baker, and Mrs. Ralph Edwards.

Clifford V. Evans (left) of Washington and George W. Truman (right) who encircled the globe in their Piper PA-12 Super Cruiser planes, show President Harry S. Truman (middle) some of the "short-snorter" bills which they collected on their trip.

President Harry S. Truman (right) greets Prince Charles, the Regent of Belgium (center) as the Prince arrives at the White House. On the left is Stanley Woodward, chief of Protocol of the State Department. The photographer in the background is unidentified.

President Harry S. Truman (left) boards the presidential yacht for a trip to Williamsburg, Virginia where he will receive an Honorary Degree from William and Mary College. Also traveling with him are his daughter Margaret (center) and First Lady Bess W. Truman.

President Harry S. Truman (seated) signs the Smith-Mundt Bill, also known as the "Voice of America Bill,' which authorizes foreign informational activities, including radio broadcasts to Soviet Russia and other countries. Standing, from left to right; Senator H. Alexander Smith; Dr. Walter Lemon, President of the World Wide Broadcasting Foundation; Howland H. Sargent; Representative Karl E. Mundt; and Under Secretary of State Robert Lovett.

Margaret Truman poses beside her portrait as artist Greta Kempton (right) puts the finishing touches on the painting.

Margaret Truman (left) holds three-year-old Terry Tullos of Laurel, Mississippi, as he makes the first contribution to the March of Dimes Infantile Paralysis Fund Campaign.

Margaret Truman (left) speaks with a group of women reporters before her first concert before her father, President Harry S. Truman. All others are unidentified.

President Harry S. Truman (right) presents signed copies of the toasts exchanged at the White House Stag Dinner party to Prince Regent Charles of Belgium (left). President Truman hosted the dinner party for the Prince the previous evening.

Margaret Truman (right) receives congratulations from Secretary of Treasury John W. Snyder (left) and Evlyn (Mrs. John) Snyder after Margaret's concert in Washington's Constitutional Hall.