President Harry S. Truman shares a laugh with others on the rear platform of a train on an unknown occasion. Left to right: Unidentified man, Jacob M. Arvey, unidentified man, President Truman, and Mayor of Chicago Edward Kelly.
Vice President Truman's Address at the St. Patrick's Day Luncheon of the Irish Fellowship Club at the Stevens Hotel, Chicago, IL. Mayor Edward J. Kelly of Chicago introduced Vice President Truman. Unity and tolerance in the United States was the subject of the speech.
Chicago Mayor Edward Kelly (left) sits with Harry S. Truman (right) at a banquet. This was likely taken at the Stephens Hotel in Chicago, when Vice President Truman gave a speech to the Irish Fellowship Club on St. Patrick's Day.
Vice President Harry S. Truman (fifth from the right) attends a St. Patrick's Day dinner with a number of his friends and associates. Also in attendance are Fred J. Bowman (third from right), Eddie McKim (far right), J.F. Maryr, William J. Tuohy, Richard Finnegan, John Dreiske, Edward J. Kelly (fourth from the left, far back corner), H. Knabbs, Matt Connelly (second from left in the back corner), Bob Kennedy, Michael F. Mulcahy, J. Leonard Reinsch (back left corner), F. Ryan Duffy, and R. Hewart. This photo is autographed at the bottom by all the men present. In addition, Mr.
Vice President Harry S. Truman (second from right) attends an event for the Irish Fellowship Club at the Stevens Hotel in Chicago, Illinois. Pinning a boutonniere on Mr. Truman is Mayor Ed Kelly of Chicago. The men in the background are unidentified.
President Harry S. Truman meets with mayors of several cities, who visited the White House to protest regulations of the Civil Aeronautics Authority covering the distribution of money appropriated by Congress to build municipal airports. Standing in the front row, left to right: Mayor Thomas Burke of Cleveland, Ohio; President Truman; and Mayor Edward J. Kelly of Chicago, Illinois. Second row, left to right: Mayor Edward Jeffries of Detroit, Michigan; Mayor W. Cooper Green of Birmingham, Alabama; and Mayor Vincent Murphy of Newark, New Jersey.