Friends and associates

From left to right: Bess Wallace, Harry S. Truman, Nellie Noland, and Mary Jane Truman are riding in Harry S. Truman's Stafford car, probably around the Grandview farm area. Mary Jane appears to be holding a fishing pole. Copied from photos lent to the Truman Library by Martha Ann Swoyer, daughter of J. Vivian Truman.

Portrait of Tom Pendergast.

Various members of President Harry S. Truman's staff at Truman Beach in Key West, Florida while on vacation with the President. Starting at the lower left, are: unidentified; Stanley Woodward (standing on beach below, partly obscured); General Wallace Graham (seated on chair, facing the beach); Admiral Robert Dennison; General Harry Vaughan (head turned away from camera); Charles Murphy (sitting on wall, back to camera); David Lloyd (wearing baseball cap); Eddie Jacobson (wearing shirt and pants, in chair); David Bell (walking, back to camera); and John Steelman. Same as 66-1151.

From left to right: unidentified man, Harry S. Truman, Buck Purcell, and Eddie Jacobson hunting grouse on a hunting trip. This trip took place at River Camp, belonging to friend Frank O'Donnell. It was located at the mouth of the Little Blue River in Missouri, but the cabin was later lost in a flood.

President Harry S. Truman (second from left) dressed for a formal event in a tuxedo, with Bernard Dickmann, mayor of St. Louis, Missouri, later Postmaster of St. Louis, and two unidentified men.

Dwight Griswold, left, and Harry S. Truman in military uniforms. Edge of photo is inscribed: "To the President: With the sincere regards and very best wishes of a long-time friend and fellow artilleryman Dwight Griswold Governor of Nebraska July 1, 1946".

Eddie Jacobson and former President Harry S. Truman at unidentified banquet in Kansas City. They are talking while seated together at a table.

Senator Harry S. Truman, with unidentified people, holding two pistols. Man underneath picture on wall is probably Fred Vinson. Matte of photo is inscribed: "It's good to see the President with straight shootin' irons, even though they are Jesse James'. Herb Dalglish". Original is oversize. This was possibly taken at the Jefferson Island Club in Chesapeake Bay. Donor: Herb Dalglish. See also 77-9, Senator Truman posing with Jesse James' pistols.

Portrait of Bennett Champ Clark. Outside photo is inscribed: "To Harry Truman with affectionate regards, Bennett Champ Clark".

Portrait of Ted Marks, inscribed: "To Senator Harry S. Truman From his friend, Ted Marks."