Hinde, Edgar G., 1890-1974

President Harry S. Truman enjoys a meal with a group of politicians and notables at the home of Mayor Roger T. Sermon in Independence, Missouri. Seated from left to right around the table are: Edgar Hinde, J. Leonard Reinsch, unidentified man, unidentified man, Matthew Connelly, Captain James Vardaman, Mayor Sermon, President Harry S. Truman, Charles Ross, unidentified man, General Harry Vaughan, Ted Marks, James Pendergast, and C.C. Bundschu.

Portrait of Edgar Hinde used in his oral history interview. Mr. Hinde was a friend of Harry S. Truman's and Postmaster of Independence, Missouri.

Portrait of Edgar Hinde. Mr. Hinde was a friend of Harry S. Truman's and Postmaster of Independence, Missouri.

Portrait of Edgar G. Hinde. Mr. Hinde was a friend of Harry S. Truman's and Postmaster of Independence, Missouri.

Portrait of Edgar G. Hinde. Mr. Hinde was a friend of Harry S. Truman's and Postmaster of Independence, Missouri.

A photograph of Edgar Hinde, Independence postmaster, being interviewed by the British Broadcasting Company Television for a program about Harry S. Truman.

This photograph was taken during the interview of Edgar Hinde (seated in the chair) by the British Broadcasting Company Television for a program about Harry S. Truman.

A photograph taken during the interview of Edgar Hinde, an Independence, Missouri postmaster, for the British Broadcasting Company Television program on Harry S. Truman. This photo was taken at the Harry S. Truman Library. (See MP59-12-14, "Portraits of Power").

Officers of the 129th Field Artillery at Chateau le Chenay, France, during World War I. Seated, left to right: Major John L. Miles; Lieutenant Colonel Marvin H. Gates; Colonel Emery T. Smith; Major Charles E. Wilson. Second Row, left to right: Captain Wernall T. Paterson; Captain Harry B. Allen; Captain Spencer Salisbury; Captain Harry S. Truman; Captain William D. Lawson, Jr.; Captain Roger T. Sermon. Standing on stairs, left to right: First Lieutenant Ralph E. Crenshaw; First Lieutenant Francis G. Walthew; First Lieutenant Edgar G.

Liberty Bell dedication ceremony at the Memorial Building in Independence, Missouri. The Bell, a replica of Philadelphia's Liberty Bell, was presented to Independence by the people of Annecy, France, as a friendship token. In the photo are Truman's brother and his wife, J. Vivian Truman and Luella Truman, Secretary of the Treasury John Snyder, General Harry Vaughan, Truman friend Tom Evans, Independence Postmaster Edgar Hinde, and Blevins Davis (speaker).