Telecommunication

J. K. Vardaman, Jr. send regrets to Horace B. Deal for not being able to attend the dinner in honor of Robert E. Hannegan as newly appointed Commissioner of Internal Revenue Service. This is a photo of the Western Union telegram.

A photo of a Western Union telegram to Robert E. Hannegan expressing regrets of Paul E. Winter not being able to attend the dinner honoring Hannegan as Commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service. From: The Album, Knights of the Cauliflower Ear Proudly Acclaim the Presidential Appointment of Hon. Robert E. Hannegan as Commissioner of Internal Revenue.

A photo of a Western Union telegram to Robert E. Hannegan expressing regrets of F. Flores, Jr. for not being able to attend the Knights of the Cauliflower Ear dinner honoring Hannegan as newly appointed Commissioner Internal Revenue. From: The Album, Knights of the Cauliflower Ear Proudly Acclaim the Presidential Appointment of Hon. Robert E. Hannegan as Commissioner of Internal Revenue.

Photo of a Western Union telegram sent to Robert E. Hannegan by James A. Farley, Democratic National Chairman, with regrets that he cannot attend the dinner honoring Hannegan on his Presidential appointment as Commissioner Internal Revenue. From: The Album, Knights of the Cauliflower Ear Proudly Acclaim the Presidential Appointment of Hon. Robert E. Hannegan as Commissioner of Internal Revenue.

Man at teletype. This was with a group of photographs relating to President Harry S. Truman's western trip.

Tokyo Tower, constructed in 1958.

From left to right, Private First Class Barbara Briggs, Corporal Genevieve Wade, Private Laura E. Wiltbank, Technician 5 (T/5) Addie B. Lawrence and Private First Class Katherine L. Gill man the United States Army's long distance switch board while serving in North Africa.

A team of three unidentified WACs are pictured as they work the United States Army's long distance switch board while stationed in North Africa.

A team of unidentified WACs stationed in North Africa man the United States Army's long distance switch board.

Unidentified WACs soldiers operate the United States Army's long distance switch board while on duty in North Africa.