Judges

Mr. Charles G. Ross taking an oath of Office as Press Secretary. Also in this photo is from left to right: Associate Justice of the Supreme Court Wiley Rutledge; President Harry S. Truman; Mr. Charles G. Ross, and Mrs. Charles (Florence) Ross.

Former President Truman with Senator Everett M. Dirksen (R-Ill.) and Chief Justice Earl Warren at the former President's birthday party in Washington, D.C.

Portrait of Fred M. Vinson, Secretary of the Treasury, 1945-1946, and Chief Justice, United States Supreme Court, 1946-1953. From Truman wing of Harry S. Truman Library.

Presentation of the National Capital Sesquicentennial stamp takes place in Postmaster General Jesse Donaldson's office. Chief Justice Fred Vinson represented the Federal Government Judicial Branch. Carter Barron represented the Sesquicentennial Commission as Vice President of that Committee. The stamp went on sale to the general public on August 2 , 1950.

Secretary of Labor Maurice J. Tobin at his swearing-in ceremony, with Mrs. Tobin, the three Tobin children, and other unidentified people. Foreground, left to right: Secretary Tobin; Maurice J. Tobin, Jr.; Helen (Mrs. Maurice J.) Tobin; Carol Ann Tobin; unidentified judge; Helen Louise Tobin.

Secretary of Labor Maurice J. Tobin (left), shaking hands with unidentified judge (right), while Helen (Mrs. Maurice J.) Tobin looks on. This photo was taken after Tobin's swearing in as Secretary.

Secretary of Labor Maurice J. Tobin (left), shaking hands with unidentified judge (right), while Helen (Mrs. Maurice J.) Tobin looks on. This photo was taken after Tobin's swearing in as Secretary.

Members of the 1948-49 Court of Appeals of Guam. Chief Justice John C. Fischer is in the center. All have signed their name under their picture. All other signatures are illegible. Photo is autographed: "Court of Appeals of Guam 1948-49 To Hon. John T. Gibson with warm regards From John C. Fischer Chief Justice."

President Harry S. Truman (right) with Chief Justice Fred Vinson (left) on the lawn of the Little White House in Key West, Florida, while Truman was on vacation.

President Harry S. Truman (right) with Chief Justice Fred Vinson (left) on the lawn of the Little White House in Key West, Florida, while Truman was on vacation.