Judges

Vice President Alben W. Barkley (front row, seventh from the left) takes the oath of office. President Harry S. Truman is in the front row, fifth from the left. Also in the front row, from left to right, are Marian (Mrs. Max) Barkley Truitt, Margaret Truman, and First Lady Bess W. Truman, unidentified man, President Truman, and Chief Justice Fred Vinson. Others are unidentified.

Honored guests stand during part of the Inaugural Ceremonies for President Harry S. Truman. The man at the podium is unidentified. Standing behind him are President Harry S. Truman (left) and Chief Justice Fred Vinson (second from left). Vice President Alben Barkley is second from the right. Also present, in the front row are: unidentified, Marian (Mrs. Max) Barkley Truitt, Margaret Truman, and First Lady Bess W. Truman. Others are unidentified.

Vice-Chancellor Adolf Scharf (right) of Austria visiting Felix Frankfurter, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court. From the Department of State Album: "Visit of His Excellency Adolf Schaerf, Vice-Chancellor of Austria, to the United States, March 1-21, 1952."

President Harry S. Truman (right) accompanied by Chief Justice Fred Vinson, waves from his special train today upon his departure for Philadelphia to see the Army-Navy Football game. From; Houston Post.

Judge Samuel Rosenman, left, and Regional Forester Lyle Watts, center, with the Judge's Family at Mr. Hood National Forest, Oregon.

Left to Right: Judge Samuel Rosenman's son, Regional Forester Lyle Watts, a forest supervisor, and Judge Samuel Rosenman at Mt. Hood National Forest, Oregon.

Region 6 Regional Forester Lyle Watts, left, with Judge Samuel Rosenman, back row center, and Family at Mt. Hood National Forest.

Region 6 Forester Lyle Watts, left, with Judge Samuel Rosenman and Family outside the home at Mr. Hood National Forest, Oregon.

Judge Samuel Rosenman, center, and Regional Forester Lyle Watte, back row center, with the Rosenman Family at Mt. Hood, Oregon. A large house is in the background.

Newsreel, television cameras, and microphones make it difficult for Harry S. Truman and Samuel Rosenman to exchange a confidential aside at the Truman press conference in New York City today at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. Rosenman, for many years a White House advisor during the Roosevelt and Truman administrations, was a member of the ex-President's party at the conference, during which Truman made public his letter to the House Un-American Activities Committee turning down the committee's subpoena. The Committee is investigating the Harry Dexter White case. From: Houston Post.