Girls

An unidentified young, malnourished girl poses for a photographer after being found near Volary, Czechoslovakia, by the 5th Division of the United States Army.

Hon. Owen Brewster, Senior U.S. Senator from Maine, Crowns Miss Connie Porter, South Portland, Maine, 1950 National Junior Better Fishing Queen, Salt Water Division, Boy and Girl National Better Fishing Program. Left to right: Raymond Henley, Senator Brewster, Miss Porter and Emile J. Morin, President, Consolidated Sportsman Club of Maine.

Portrait of a ten year old Estonian refugee, Eha Kagn, with inscription on back, "In appreciation from a ten year old Estonian refugee to Mr. President Truman."

Lady and three girls walking on railroad track. They are unidentified, possibly family members of Charles Ross.

Eden Fry Howard of Lamar, Missouri. Eden met President Harry S. Truman when he was in Bolivar, Missouri on July 5, 1948. She sent this photo to President Truman, and asked for a photo of him in return to commemorate meeting him. In her letter, she states that this photo was taken at her aunt's house.

Beverly Cox of Peoria, Illinois.

12-year old Jane Summers of San Antonio, Texas.

Miss Shirley Fitzgerald of Leavenworth, Kansas.

Donna Durych, a sixth grader from Tacoma, Washington.

Miss Jacqueline Fontaine of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and Patricia pose in a photo with a heart that is inscribed "Faith Hope Charity." Handwriting on the back of the photo says, "To Our dear President Truman God Bless you and guide you Sister Morales." Miss Fontaine was a member of the Morale Builders in Milwaukee, and wrote to President Truman seeking a picture of him.