Girls

President Harry S. Truman holds six year old Frances Friedel on the rear platform of his train during his whistlestop tour through Waseca, Minnesota, during the presidential campaign. Frances was aboard the train to present corsages to the First Lady and Margaret. Donor: New York Herald Tribune. Photograph was touched up by newspaper for publication.

Harry S. Truman is shown smiling as he drives into his home. An unknown young lady stands beside the car receiving a dollar bill from Mr. Truman. Mr. Truman has written on the front of this photo, "Dollar day in Independence as I returned from office. Taken at SW corner of yard as I turned in the alley. HST" He is driving his new Dodge Custom Royal Lancer.

An oversized group photo of the National Cathedral School for Girls, Washington, D.C., during their Senior year. Mrs. James E. Webb (Patsy) is shown on the back row, seventh from left, in cap and gown.

An oversized group photo of the National Cathedral School for Girls, Washington, D.C., during their freshman year. Mrs. James E. Webb (Patsy) was a member of this class.

President Harry S. Truman (right) holds Sandra Marie Smith, and orphan of World War II from the Veterans of Foreign Wars Home. An unidentified V.F.W. member is with her to present the first buddy poppy of the V.F.W. fund drive to President Truman.

Mrs. Bess Wallace Truman (left) receives a Margaret Truman doll from Gael Galvin, daughter of Under Secretary of Labor Michael J. Galvin.

President Harry S. Truman shaking hands with Marcia McCardle of Wayne, Pennsylvania. Her father works for a newspaper in Philadelphia, and he is at the Washington, D. C. airport to cover President Truman's departure for Key West, Florida.

Raymond Foley (second from left) stands in a room with a large map of the United States and an American flag behind him. Foley has his arm around a little girl who smiles as she shakes the hand of an unidentified man. The other unidentified girl smiles towards the camera.

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.