Acme Newspictures

President Franklin D. Roosevelt waves from the platform of his train while at a campaign stop in Springfield, Massachusetts. From left to right: Roosevelt, Boston Mayor Maurice J. Tobin, and William Burke, Massachusetts State Democratic Chairman.

President Franklin D. Roosevelt acknowledging applause after his first speech of the 1944 Campaign at the International Teamsters' Union Dinner in Washington, D.C. From left to right: Henry J. Kaiser; William Green, President of the American Federation of Labor; President Roosevelt; and Daniel Tobin, President of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters.

President Franklin D. Roosevelt (seated) receiving a gift item in a box. At far left is First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt. All others are unidentified.

President Franklin D. Roosevelt seated in his car outside the polling station at the Town Hall in Hyde Park, New York after voting on Election Day. The photographers, reporters, and all others are unidentified.

President Franklin D. Roosevelt in car while riding through the streets of Poughkeepsie, New York. Later that evening Roosevelt addressed the nation from his home in Hyde Park, New York.

President Franklin D. Roosevelt greeting the crowd by waving his hat at Soldier Field in Chicago, Illinois. Roosevelt gave a campaign speech that evening. All others unidentified.

Warm Springs Mayor Frank W. Allcorn (standing on left of platform) and Postmaster General Robert E. Hannegan (standing on right of platform) outside Little White House in Warm Springs, Georgia. The crowd in the photo gathered for a Franklin D. Roosevelt Memorial Stamp Ceremony at Roosevelt's Little White House in Warm Springs. All others unidentified.

Postmaster General Robert E. Hannegan (left), Major Ruth Fowler of the Women's Army Corps (center) and Lieutenant (Junior Grade) Elsie Valier of the WAVES (right) at the Greeting Card Industry's annual "Christmas in July" Luncheon at the Waldorf-Astoria. Hannegan, Fowler, and Valier are pointing at a sign advertising the sending of Christmas gifts overseas for soldiers during the month September 15 to October 15 so the packages arrive by Christmas.

President Harry S. Truman displays a grinning smile for photographers. Original caption: "President Truman takes time out to pose for photographers today as he completed his third crisis ridden year in the White House with expectations that the worst is yet to come."

President Harry S. Truman, using his cane, takes his morning walk accompanied by several Secret Service agents. Agents identified as William Shields (third person from left), Charles Peyton (second from right), and Henry Nicholson (right). The President is visiting Independence, Missouri, his home town, for the Christmas holidays. National Archives number 306-PS-51-860 is on catalog card. From: Office of War Information, Acme purchase.