Bankers

Former Secretary of the Treasury, banker John W. Snyder (second from left) shown with three unidentified people at Georgetown University. One is a priest.

Former Secretary of the Treasury, banker John W. Snyder (right) with two unidentified men at Georgetown University. One is a priest.

Former Secretary of the Treasury, banker John W. Snyder, shown with three unidentified people at Georgetown University. One of them is a priest.

Former Secretary of the Treasury, banker John W. Snyder (left) shown with three unidentified persons at Georgetown University. One of them is a priest.

Former Secretary of the Treasury John Snyder standing by as an unidentified man shakes hands with President Lyndon B. Johnson. The photo was taken in the White House.

One of a series of four photographs showing John W. Snyder at the Airport, possibly taken at Mexico City, for the International Bank and International Monetary Fund Conference. All persons other than Snyder (center) are unidentified.

An informal portrait of former Secretary of the Treasury John W. Snyder (left) with a man who is not identified.

Allan Sproul, right, President of the New York Federal Reserve Bank, today charged before the House-Senate Economic Committee that the Federal Reserve Board was proposing "clumsy methods" for dealing with monetary inflation. Sproul is shown here with Senator Robert A. Taft, Co-chairman of the committee. From: Beth Gore.

Sepia tone early portrait of banker John W. Snyder, who later became Secretary of the Treasury. Same pose as 58-268 but full upper body shot.

From left to right, Tom Leggett of Arkansas, President Harry S. Truman, and Richard Rapport of Connecticut at the visit of the State Banking Commissioners convention to the White House.