International relief

A small unidentified child stands in front a doorway in Europe. This child serves as an example of the type of people aided by the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration.

An unidentified man weighs a malnourished unidentified little boy. This child served as an example of the type of people aided by the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration.

An unidentified man in a hospital bed at the end of WWII. This man is an example of the type of people aided by the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration.

Two unidentified children on the street in Europe, examples of why the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration is necessary.

A girl receives a tuberculosis vaccine from a Danish Red Cross Worker. Photograph was used as part of the United Nations Children's Emergency Fund's international anti-tuberculosis campaign.

Three starving children pose in a photograph used for the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund campaign.

Paul Porter (right), former Federal Communications Commission Chairman and Office of Price Administration Chief, reviewing papers with former Governor of New York Herbert Lehman, prior to testifying on the Marshall Plan before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. From: Beth Gore

Shown fourth from the left is Eugene Meyer, publisher of the Washington Post, asking Congress to approve further funds for UNRRA (United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Agency) without any restrictions which "would tend to delay or possibly complete obstruct" the organization's work. At far right is House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Rep. Sol Bloom of New York. From: Beth Gore.

Unidentified people stand outside a TWA airplane receiving packages for Margaret Truman's food relief program. From: A leather bound album of ten 8 x 10 photos showing Margaret Truman participating in a brief program in which a token shipment of relief food was placed aboard a TWA Constellation bound for Paris, France.

Margaret Truman, participating in a food relief program, stands outside a TWA Constellation airplane with Captain John Dobberteen, receiving packages from unidentified women. From: A leather bound album of 10 8 x 10 photos showing Margaret Truman participating in a brief program which a token shipment of relief food was placed aboard a TWA Constellation bound for Paris, France.