Youth

President Truman greeted the national officers of the Future Farmers of America for 1945-1946 at the White House. (L-R) Virgil Getto of Fallon, Nebraska; Eugene Starkey of Orlan, California; President Truman; J. Glyndon Stuff of Polo, Illinois; Joseph E. Espey of Maryville, Missouri; and Marion Baumgardner of Wellington, Texas. Donor: Dorothy Girton.

Winners of a Voice of Democracy national competition for aspiring high school age journalists with Dr. Kerry Smith of the U. S. Department of Education. 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 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 Frieda Hennock of the Federal Communications Commission. 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.

Winners of a Voice of Democracy national competition for aspiring high school age journalists standing on the steps of the Capitol. 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 visiting the Lincoln Memorial. Students are: George Morgan, Jr., 15, Hutchinson, Kansas; Kerron Johnson, 17, St. Paul, Minnesota; President Truman; Charles Kuralt, 14, Charlotte, North Carolina; and Richard Caves, 17, Everett, Ohio.

Attorney General Tom Clark (center) with winners of a Voice for Democracy national competition for aspiring high school age journalists. Students are: George Morgan, Jr., 15, Hutchinson, Kansas; Kerron Johnson, 17, St. Paul, Minnesota; Attorney General Clark; Charles Kuralt, 14, Charlotte, North Carolina; and Richard Caves, 17, Everett, Ohio.

President Harry S. Truman with winners of a Voice for Democracy national competition for aspiring high school age journalists. From left to right: George Morgan, Jr., 15, Hutchinson, Kansas; Kerron Johnson, 17, St. Paul, Minnesota; President Truman; Charles Kuralt, 14, Charlotte, North Carolina; and Richard Caves, 17, Everett, Ohio.

President Harry S. Truman and an unidentified group of young people in the White House.