Journalists

This photograph shows President Truman receiving a "Yes" button from Randall Jessee, a television newscaster in Kansas City.

Portrait of Clifton Daniel, husband of Margaret Truman Daniel.

President Harry S. Truman receives a bound German edition of Stars and Stripes from Staff Sergeant Paul Elliott, managing editor, at the Little White House. The Little White House is the President's residence in Germany during the Potsdam Conference. Left to right: Private First Class Ernest Leiser, Berlin correspondent, Stars and Stripes; Staff Sergeant Elliott; Lieutenant Colonel Jack Redding, public relations officer; President Truman; Captain Max H. Gillstrap, editor of the German edition. From Potsdam album, 1945

President Harry S. Truman (left) speaking with reporter Robert G. Nixon. Photo is autographed "To Bob Nixon with kindest regards from his good friend Harry Truman." Donor: Robert Nixon.

Portrait of Walter Trohan which was used in conjunction with his oral history interview.

Portrait of Jonathan Daniels. The photo is autographed "To Harry Truman with [illegible] and affection. Jonathan Daniels." Donor: Harry S. Truman

Former President Harry S. Truman (left) and John P. Cosgrove on the thirteenth anniversary of the 1948 Presidential election.

Portrait photograph of Samuel A. Montague, which was used in his Truman Library oral history. He was a Public Relations Specialist, educated as a journalist and photographer. Donor: Samuel A. Montague

President Harry S. Truman addressing the press, Mrs. Bess Truman and Margaret Truman are seated in the background.

Portrait of Robert L. Riggs used in conjunction with his oral history interview. Riggs was Chief, Washington Bureau, of the Louisville Courier-Journal.