Autographs

Representative Mon Wallgren poses on a sidewalk with other legislators. From left to right: Representative Warren Magnuson, Representative Patrick Boland, Representative Wallgren, and Representative Scott Lucas. Each man has autographed the photo in green ink.

Portrait of John D. Walsh in a military uniform. Mr. Walsh served as a secretary of Congressman Mon Wallgren of Washington. Mr. Walsh was from Everett, Washington. The photo is inscribed: "To my Boss "Mon" Wallgren with regards as ever John D. Walsh."

Portrait of Assistant Secretary of Labor Phil Hannah with the inscription, "To my good Friend Philip Kaiser, Phil Hannah."

A photograph of an unidentified man inscribed to Dillard Lasseter, Administrator of the Farm Security Administration. The inscription reads: "To Dillard Lasseter, whose spontaneity and sense of justice always work in perfect unison. Dec. 1946 [name illegible.]"

Lawrence A. Appley (left) and Paul McNutt (right) attend a luncheon, probably associated with the War Manpower Commission. The photograph is autographed by both men. See also 2012-2971 for same photo.

President Harry S. Truman addresses a crowd in Detroit, Michigan. Margaret Truman is sitting beside Mrs. Williams, wife of Governor G. Mennen Williams. Governor Williams appears in the far right of the photo. This photo bears the signature of President Truman.

Former President Harry S. Truman with State of Alaska Democratic Committeewoman Green, wife of Alaska State Representative Green. Mr. Truman has signed the photo on the front, "Best wishes to Mrs. Green from Harry S. Truman 6/11/63."

Former President Harry S. Truman shown en route to the Paul Powell Dinner in Springfield, Illinois. The signature reads: "Kind regards from Harry Truman 7-17-64." Paul Powell was Secretary of State for Illinois.

A small snapshot of former President Harry S. Truman signing a book, flanked by Eugene Bailey, Secretary to Mr. Truman, and Paul "Mike" Westwood, his police bodyguard. The photo is also signed "Harry Truman."

Former President Harry S. Truman speaking with Congressman and Speaker of the House Sam Rayburn and Senator Henry Jackson at a meeting of the Democratic National Finance Committee held in Marion, Indiana. From left to right: Rayburn (seated), Jackson, and Truman (seated). Truman wrote on the photo: "must be a tough subject or a tough D.C. steak."