Boys

President Harry S. Truman (left) with (left to right) Alexander Wiley Wilde (grandson of Senator Wiley), Eugene Haugh, and Senator Alexander Wiley of Wisconsin. Mr. Haugh presented President Truman with some gifts from his hometown of Reedsburg, Wisconsin.

An oversized, mounted reproduction of page B20 from the Washington Post with the heading "two presidents honor big brothers & Edward H. Foley." The picture shows President John F. Kennedy, Jr., shaking the hand of Thomas David Bacon while former President Harry S. Truman looks on. Edward H. Foley (right) was honored as one of the pioneers of Big Brothers of the Capital at this testimonial dinner at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington. The original is in the oversized drawer.

Portrait of Harry S. Truman at age 13, wearing a bow tie and glasses. See also 62-97, 62-412, 66-2929, 77-61, and 79-26.

Harry S. Truman at thirteen years of age, wearing a bow tie and glasses. See also 62-97, 62-412, 66-2929, 77-61, and 77-3963.

President Harry S. Truman with boys of Girard College.

President Harry S. Truman speaking to a group of young boys from his train during his 1948 campaign.

Harry S. Truman, with glasses, age of thirteen, 1897. Same as photos 79-26, 66-2929, 62-97, and 77-61.

Japanese children are standing amid the buildings damaged by World War II. All are unidentified. From Basil Rice.

A group of Japanese children, possibly from a school, are sitting on logs. All are unidentified. From Basil Rice.

Pakistani school children pose with three United States Congressmen: Benton Jensen from Iowa (center), Carl Andersen (center right, wearing glasses), and one unidentified (center left). All others with the congressmen are unidentified.