Jack Beldorn, Clare Boothe Luce, and Lieutenant Colonel Frank Roberts in China
From left to right, Jack Beldon, Clare Boothe Luce, and Lieutenant Colonel Frank Roberts enjoy a walk in a garden in China.
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Clare Boothe Luce with Statues of Elephants in China
Clare Boothe Luce stands near a large tree that has fallen over next to some large urns and a wall topped with statues of elephants in China.
Lieutenant Colonel Frank Roberts Eats with Unidentified Military Men
Lieutenant Colonel Frank Roberts (right) eats with several unidentified members of the United States Army and Chinese military officials.
Lieutenant Colonel Frank Roberts Talks with Two Chinese Men
From left to right, and unidentified man, Eldredge, Jack Beldon, and Lieutenant Colonel Frank Roberts talk with two unidentified Chinese men.
Clare Boothe Luce with Frank N. Roberts
Clare Luce Boothe (left) is interested as "Pinky Dorn" (Jack Beldorn), and Lieutenant Colonel Frank Roberts show her how to write General Stilwell's name in Chinese on a length of bamboo.
Lieutenant Colonel Frank N. Roberts and General Sun
From left to right, Jack Beldon, Lieutenant Colonel Frank N. Roberts, and General Sun are standing in a garden in China during the time of Clare Boothe Luce's visit.
Major General Stilwell and Lieutenant Colonel Frank N. Roberts
Major General Joseph Stilwell (left) and Lieutenant Colonel Frank N. Roberts in China during Clare Boothe Luce's visit.
Oscar Collazo Lies Wounded at the Entrance to Blair House
Oscar Collazo, one of two armed men who tried to force their way into the Blair House, President Truman's home, lies sprawled at the entrance after being shot by White House guards. This is an 11 x 14 photo.
Harry S. Truman Collects the Newspapers Outside the Truman Home
Former president Harry S. Truman collects two newspapers from the yard of the Truman Home in Independence, Missouri on his daughter Margaret's wedding day.
The Newly Weds Pose for a Photograph on the Porch of the Truman Home
E. Clifton Daniel poses with Margaret Truman on the porch of the Truman Home after their wedding at Trinity Episcopal Church. Miss Truman wore a pale beige dress by Italian designer Micol Fontana and a lace crowned veil by designer John Frederics.