Judges

Justice Hugo Black (right) with Colonel Henban from Czechoslovakia and an unidentified gentleman.

Justice Felix Frankfurter (left) and Senator James F. Byrnes at a formal dinner.

Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Fred M. Vinson and President Harry S. Truman on the rear of a train, going to Philadelphia for the Army-Navy football game.

Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Fred M. Vinson and President Harry S. Truman on the rear of a train, going to Philadelphia for the Army-Navy football game.

Winners of a Voice of Democracy national competition for aspiring high school age journalists with Bond Geddes and Judge Justin Miller. Students are: George Morgan, Jr., 15, Hutchinson, Kansas; Kerron Johnson, 17, St. Paul, Minnesota; Charles Kuralt, 14, Charlotte, North Carolina; and Richard Caves, 17, Everett, Ohio.

Winners of a Voice of Democracy national competition for aspiring high school age journalists with Judge Justin Miller, Sol Taishoff, and Wayne Coy. Students are: George Morgan, Jr., 15, Hutchinson, Kansas; Kerron Johnson, 17, St. Paul, Minnesota; Charles Kuralt, 14, Charlotte, North Carolina; and Richard Caves, 17, Everett, Ohio.

Portrait of Judge Battle McCardle, who served on the Jackson County, MO, Court during Truman's term of office.

From left to right: Thomas Bash, Judge, Western District, 1929-1930; Robert W. Barr, Judge, Eastern District, 1927-1930; Howard Vrooman, Judge, Western District, 1927-1928; Eugene I. Purcell, Judge, Eastern District, 1931-1932; Presiding Judge Harry S. Truman; W. O. Beeman, Judge, Western District, 1931-1932. Photo taken at the "Road Celebration" barbeque at Sni-A-Bar Farm in Jackson County, Missouri.

Front row, left to right: Robert W. Barr, Judge, Eastern District; Presiding Judge Harry S. Truman; Howard J. Vrooman, Judge, Western District. Standing, left to right: Edward G. Becker, Court Deputy of the County Clerk's office and Fred Boxley, County Counselor. (Identification of clerks made by Rufus Burrus, October 22, 1980.)

Painted portrait of Fred M. Vinson. Inscribed outside border of picture: "For my friend, Harry S. Truman With Deep Affection and respect. Fred M. Vinson".