Journalists

J. Russell Young, a District of Columbia Commissioner (left), receives his life membership card to the National Press Club from President Harry S. Truman (center). Joseph Short, President of the Press Club, is at right. Same as photos 77-108 and 77-472.

President Harry S. Truman presenting Raymond Clapper Memorial Award to Nat Finney, reporter for the Des Moines Register and the Minneapolis Star-Tribune. Truman presented the award at the White House Correspondents' Dinner at the Statler Hotel in Washington, D. C. From left to right are: Ernest B. "Tony" Vaccaro, incoming President of the White House Correspondents' Association; President Truman; Nat S. Finney; and Felix Belair, Jr., outgoing President of the Association.

President Harry S. Truman at the White House Correspondents' Dinner at the Statler Hotel in Washington, D. C. From left to right are: Ernest B. Vaccaro, incoming President of the Correspondents Association; Felix Belair, Jr., outgoing President of the Association; and President Truman.

White House press correspondents are scrambling for copies of news release that followed a press conference with President Harry S. Truman concerning the formation of the Citizens Food Committee.

A group of unidentified men, likely members of the press, are sitting in an auditorium with lights and movie cameras in the background.

News correspondents who went with President Harry S. Truman on his vacation to Key West, Florida. All are unidentified.

News correspondents who went to Key West with President Harry S. Truman relaxing. All are unidentified.

Newspaper correspondents who went to Key West, Florida with President Harry S. Truman relaxing. On the back of this photo there is a note: "Mr. President: Here are the poor overworked correspondents, who traveled with you, in the throes of their arduous duties at Key West. Bob Nixon"

Portrait of Richard L. Strout that was used in conjunction with his oral history interview. Donor: Mr. Strout.

Portrait of Frank Holeman which was used with his oral history interview. Mr. Holeman was a reporter with the Washington Bureau of the New York Daily News, 1942-1965. Donor: Mr. Holeman.