Murphy, Robert D. (Robert Daniel), 1894-1978
Colonel Jones greets Robert Murphy at airport
Colonel Murray Jones, Commanding Officer of American Operations at Gatow Airport, Berlin, Germany, greets Mr. Robert Murphy of the U. S. State Department, upon Mr. Murphy's arrival for the Potsdam Conference., From Potsdam album, 1945.
Margaret Truman in Belgium
Margaret Truman (foreground, right) and company leave the American Embassy in Brussels, Belgium for a luncheon with Queen Elizabeth of Belgium. Also pictured, in background: Annette Wright (second from left); Reathel Odum (center); and United States Ambassador to Belgium Robert Murphy (second from right). All others unidentified.
Margaret Truman and Queen of Belgium
Margaret Truman poses for a picture with Queen Elisabeth of Belgium and others while in Europe. Pictured, left to right: unidentified; Robert Murphy, U.S. Ambassador to Belgium; Margaret Truman; Queen Elisabeth of Belgium; Annette Wright; Reathel Odum; and unidentified. At this time, Reathel Odum was personal secretary to First Lady Bess W. Truman.
Party Honoring First Daughter Margaret Truman
First Daughter Margaret Truman attending a party in held in her honor in Brussels, Belgium. From left to right: unidentified woman, United States Minister to Luxembourg Perle Mesta, Margaret Truman, Democratic National Committee Vice-Chairman India Edwards, and United States Ambassador to Belgium Robert Murphy.
James F. Twohy, National Conference of Christians and Jews, shows Robert D. Murphy a picture of the Founders
James F. Twohy (left) of Santa Clara, California, regent and lecturer in political science at the University of Santa Clara, turns over his post as national Catholic co-chairman of the National Conference of Christians and Jews in New York to Robert D. Murphy, former Undersecretary of State. Twohy, although retiring from the national post, will continue to serve as Catholic co-chairman emeritus. Twohy is pointing to a picture which shows the three founders of the conference, Carlton J.H. Hayes, Robert W. Straus, and Newton D. Baker. James F.
Portrait of Ambassador Robert D. Murphy
Ambassador Robert D. Murphy, Acting Director, Office of German and Austrian Affairs, Department of State. From: Beth Gore.
Photo of General Lucius D. Clay and his political advisor, Robert Murphy
General Lucius D. Clay, leaving for Berlin, indicates his pleasure with the success of his mission in Washington. Shown with him is his political advisor Robert Murphy. From Beth Gore
Photo of Gen. Lucius D. Clay and top U. S. officials as he leaves the White House
General Lucius D. Clay shown after presenting a personal report on conditions in Berlin to President Harry S. Truman. Shown with General Clay as he left the White House are left to right; Secretary of the Army Kenneth Royall; General Clay; Robert D. Murphy, Political Advisor to General Clay; and William H. Draper, Undersecretary of the Army. From: Beth Gore