Clapp, Verner W. (Verner Warren), 1901-1972

From left to right: Verner W. Clapp, President Harry S. Truman, George C. Marshall, and Dr. Harold W. Dodds. Dr. Dodds is the President of Princeton University and presented President Truman with the first copy of the first volume of "The Papers of Thomas Jefferson" at the Library of Congress. The book was published by Princeton University Press. Verner W. Clapp was the acting Librarian of Congress.

Clockwise, from left: Mrs. Ann Chapman; Vice Admiral John Shafroth; Mrs. Helena Shafroth (mostly obscured); Secretary of the Interior Oscar Chapman; and Verner W. Clapp, Chief Assistant Librarian for the Library of Congress examine a document from the Colorado Exhibit at the Library of Congress. The exhibit celebrated the 75th anniversary of Colorado Statehood. From: Oscar Chapman Scrapbook

From left to right: Verner W. Clapp, Chief Assistant Librarian at the Library of Congress; Secretary of the Interior Oscar Chapman; and Vice Admiral John Shafroth at the Colorado Exhibit at the Library of Congress. The exhibit celebrated the 75th anniversary of Colorado Statehood. From: Oscar Chapman Scrapbook