Rosenman, Samuel I. (Samuel Irving), 1896-1973

Chairman Karl T. Compton (second from left) gives President Harry S. Truman (seated) the Report of the President's Advisory Commission on Universal Training at the White House as other members of the commission look on. L to R: (standing) The Rev. Edmund Walsh, Vice-President of Georgetown Univ. in Washington; Chairman Compton, President of Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Judge Samuel Rosenman, former special counsel to the President; Mrs. Anna Rosenberg, Industrial Relations Consultant; Truman K. Gibson, Jr., Lawyer; and Dr. Daniel Poling, editor of Christian Herald.

Samuel Rosenman stands in a bathing suit behind a chair on the terrace of the Chateau Saint-Martin in Vence, France. The picture is very blurred. It was printed from the negative which is in the collection

Former President Harry S. Truman, in the front of the photograph, dines with Samuel Rosenman and Dorothy Rosenman at the Excelsior Vittoria in Sorrento, Italy. In the background is the Amalfi coastline. The photograph has a large dark smudge on the upper left corner. The photograph was printed from a negative in the collection

Judge Samuel Rosenman, left, and Regional Forester Lyle Watts, center, with the Judge's Family at Mr. Hood National Forest, Oregon.

Left to Right: Judge Samuel Rosenman's son, Regional Forester Lyle Watts, a forest supervisor, and Judge Samuel Rosenman at Mt. Hood National Forest, Oregon.

Region 6 Regional Forester Lyle Watts, left, with Judge Samuel Rosenman, back row center, and Family at Mt. Hood National Forest.

Region 6 Forester Lyle Watts, left, with Judge Samuel Rosenman and Family outside the home at Mr. Hood National Forest, Oregon.

Judge Samuel Rosenman, center, and Regional Forester Lyle Watte, back row center, with the Rosenman Family at Mt. Hood, Oregon. A large house is in the background.

Newsreel, television cameras, and microphones make it difficult for Harry S. Truman and Samuel Rosenman to exchange a confidential aside at the Truman press conference in New York City today at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. Rosenman, for many years a White House advisor during the Roosevelt and Truman administrations, was a member of the ex-President's party at the conference, during which Truman made public his letter to the House Un-American Activities Committee turning down the committee's subpoena. The Committee is investigating the Harry Dexter White case. From: Houston Post.

Bess Truman and Harry S. Truman stand with Judge Samuel I. Rosenman outside the Rivoli Theatre in New York City. They arrived for the film premiere of the musical show "Oklahoma."