Acme Newspictures

Students listening to a lecture at William Chrisman High School, Independence, Missouri.

Civil Aeronautics Board Acting Chairman Oswald Ryan (left) and Margaret Truman in the cockpit of a Constellation airplane, at Washington, D.C. airport. Margaret is christening the first in a fleet of Constellations for Capital Airlines.

Numerous United States senators, dignitaries and a deer killed by Vice-President Garner at the estate of Col. William Kaul, near St. Mary's, Pennsylvania. L-R: Senator Harry S. Truman, Senator Clyde Herring, Senator Carl Hatch, Senator George Radcliffe, Polish Ambassador Count Jerzy Potocki, Senator James Guffey, Col. William Kaul, Vice-President John Nance Garner, Senator Sherman Minton, and Senator James C. Murray.

President Harry S. Truman and Bess Wallace Truman departing from a train.

President Harry S. Truman (left) and an unidentified man look at a portrait of Martha Truman, the President's mother. The portrait was presented by Frank Land (right).

Margaret Truman and a young dog named "Mike" on the White House Grounds.

From left to right: Jose Iturbi, Margaret Truman, Bess Wallace Truman, and President Harry S. Truman attending a concert given by Mr. Iturbi.

Undersecretary of State James E. Webb arrives at the State Department to take part in hurried conferences called to examine the situation in Korea where North Korea has launched attacks on South Korea.

James E. Webb, Under Secretary of State, (right) is shown with Averell Harriman and two other unidentified gentlemen. Harriman is the second from right.

James E. Webb of Oxford, N.C. is sworn in as Director of the Budget in ceremonies at the State Department on July 31, 1946. L to R: Mrs. James E. Webb; Captain Fred V. Webb, the Budget Director's brother; Webb; and Edgar R. Baker, Budget Bureau Staff Member, who administered the oath. "Proof" is handwritten across photo.