Marshall, Katherine Tupper, 1882-1978

President Harry S. Truman (behind podium) speaking in the Pentagon Court during a ceremony at which he awarded an Oak Leaf Cluster to the Distinguished Service Medal of the retiring Army Chief of Staff, General George C. Marshall (far right). Standing along the left are, from left to right: unidentified, Secretary of Labor Lewis Schwellenbach, Secretary of Commerce Henry Wallace, Secretary of Agriculture Clinton Anderson, Secretary of the Treasury Fred Vinson, Secretary of State James Byrnes, Secretary of the Navy James Forrestal (second row), unidentified woman, and Katherine (Mrs.

General Dwight D. Eisenhower talking to General George C. Marshall at the Washington airport, with their wives beside them. In center, from left to right: Mrs. Katherine Marshall, General Marshall, General Eisenhower, and Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower. Others are unidentified.

Photo taken at the British Embassy for Princess Elizabeth of Great Britain during her visit to the United States. Shown are, left to right, Mrs. George C. Marshall (back turned), Margaret Truman, and Canadian Ambassador Hume Wrong. The woman on the far left is unidentified. (See 86-31-1 through 86-31-4.)

Reception at the British Embassy for Princess Elizabeth of Great Britain during her visit to the United States. Shown are, left to right, George C. Marshall, Mrs. George C. Marshall, an unidentified woman (back turned), Margaret Truman, and Canadian Ambassador Hume Wrong. The man on the far right is unidentified. (See also photos 86-31-1 through 86-31-4.)

Photo taken at the British Embassy for HRH Princess Elizabeth of Great Britain during her visit to the United States. Shown are, left to right: Secretary of Defense George C. Marshall, Mrs. Marshall, Margaret Truman, and Canadian Ambassador Hume Wrong. (See also 86-31-1 through 86-31-1.) From: President's Secretary's File.

Mme. Chiang Kai-shek (left) leaving the Blair House on the arm of Katherine (Mrs. George C.) Marshall, wife of the Secretary of State. Mme. Chiang spent an hour with President Truman at tea but refused to tell newsmen what they discussed. From: Beth Gore