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Vice-President Henry Wallace at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, July 20, 1944. While he was FDR's preferred candidate, party conservatives wanted the moderate Harry Truman. To preserve party unity, Roosevelt yielded and abandoned Wallace
Vice-President Henry Wallace at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, July 20, 1944. While he was FDR's preferred candidate, party conservatives wanted the moderate Harry Truman. To preserve party unity, Roosevelt yielded and abandoned Wallace

EVB2946562: Vice-President Henry Wallace at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, July 20, 1944. While he was FDR's preferred candidate, party conservatives wanted the moderate Harry Truman. To preserve party unity, Roosevelt yielded and abandoned Wallace / Bridgeman Images

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Vice-President Henry Wallace at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, July 20, 1944. While he was FDR's preferred candidate, party conservatives wanted the moderate Harry Truman. To preserve party unity, Roosevelt yielded and abandoned Wallace

Progressive Party campaign poster in the 1948 U.S. Presidential election, 1948 (poster)
Progressive Party campaign poster in the 1948 U.S. Presidential election, 1948 (poster)

EVB2946568: Progressive Party campaign poster in the 1948 U.S. Presidential election, 1948 (poster) / Bridgeman Images

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Progressive Party campaign poster in the 1948 U.S. Presidential election, 1948 (poster)

David Schine (left), Roy Cohn, and Senator Joseph McCarthy (right) in 1953. McCarthy headed the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations. Cohn was his Chief Counsel, and Shine was an unpaid Chief Consultant. They were attending a subcommittee hearing in New York
David Schine (left), Roy Cohn, and Senator Joseph McCarthy (right) in 1953. McCarthy headed the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations. Cohn was his Chief Counsel, and Shine was an unpaid Chief Consultant. They were attending a subcommittee hearing in New York

EVB2946595: David Schine (left), Roy Cohn, and Senator Joseph McCarthy (right) in 1953. McCarthy headed the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations. Cohn was his Chief Counsel, and Shine was an unpaid Chief Consultant. They were attending a subcommittee hearing in New York / Bridgeman Images

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David Schine (left), Roy Cohn, and Senator Joseph McCarthy (right) in 1953. McCarthy headed the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations. Cohn was his Chief Counsel, and Shine was an unpaid Chief Consultant. They were attending a subcommittee hearing in New York

Vice President Richard Nixon standing among Liberian dancers. Underneath the traditional costumes and masks are Goa Devil Dancers. Pat Nixon is partially obscured. March 13, 1957
Vice President Richard Nixon standing among Liberian dancers. Underneath the traditional costumes and masks are Goa Devil Dancers. Pat Nixon is partially obscured. March 13, 1957

EVB2946607: Vice President Richard Nixon standing among Liberian dancers. Underneath the traditional costumes and masks are Goa Devil Dancers. Pat Nixon is partially obscured. March 13, 1957 / Bridgeman Images

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Vice President Richard Nixon standing among Liberian dancers. Underneath the traditional costumes and masks are Goa Devil Dancers. Pat Nixon is partially obscured. March 13, 1957

Henry Luce, Allen Dulles, Clare Boothe Luce, and Billie Cassady, (L-R) aboard the yacht 'NIKI'. April 29, 1953
Henry Luce, Allen Dulles, Clare Boothe Luce, and Billie Cassady, (L-R) aboard the yacht 'NIKI'. April 29, 1953

EVB2946613: Henry Luce, Allen Dulles, Clare Boothe Luce, and Billie Cassady, (L-R) aboard the yacht 'NIKI'. April 29, 1953 / Bridgeman Images

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Henry Luce, Allen Dulles, Clare Boothe Luce, and Billie Cassady, (L-R) aboard the yacht 'NIKI'. April 29, 1953

Pres. Truman desegregated the U.S. Military with Executive Order 9981, on July 26, 1948
Pres. Truman desegregated the U.S. Military with Executive Order 9981, on July 26, 1948

EVB2946649: Pres. Truman desegregated the U.S. Military with Executive Order 9981, on July 26, 1948 / Bridgeman Images

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Pres. Truman desegregated the U.S. Military with Executive Order 9981, on July 26, 1948

Angel Guardian Home, a Catholic home for orphans, in Kumanoto, Japan. Sister St. Paul had the orphans dress in their finest clothes to have their picture taken by a U.S. Marine Corp photographer. Oct. 25, 1945.
Angel Guardian Home, a Catholic home for orphans, in Kumanoto, Japan. Sister St. Paul had the orphans dress in their finest clothes to have their picture taken by a U.S. Marine Corp photographer. Oct. 25, 1945.

EVB2946715: Angel Guardian Home, a Catholic home for orphans, in Kumanoto, Japan. Sister St. Paul had the orphans dress in their finest clothes to have their picture taken by a U.S. Marine Corp photographer. Oct. 25, 1945. / Bridgeman Images

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Angel Guardian Home, a Catholic home for orphans, in Kumanoto, Japan. Sister St. Paul had the orphans dress in their finest clothes to have their picture taken by a U.S. Marine Corp photographer. Oct. 25, 1945.

Emperor Hirohito happily reads about the signing of a peace treaty between the U.S. and Japan. The Treaty marked the end of U.S. Occupation of Japan. In the background is a statue of American President, Abraham Lincoln. 1952.
Emperor Hirohito happily reads about the signing of a peace treaty between the U.S. and Japan. The Treaty marked the end of U.S. Occupation of Japan. In the background is a statue of American President, Abraham Lincoln. 1952.

EVB2946724: Emperor Hirohito happily reads about the signing of a peace treaty between the U.S. and Japan. The Treaty marked the end of U.S. Occupation of Japan. In the background is a statue of American President, Abraham Lincoln. 1952. / Bridgeman Images

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Emperor Hirohito happily reads about the signing of a peace treaty between the U.S. and Japan. The Treaty marked the end of U.S. Occupation of Japan. In the background is a statue of American President, Abraham Lincoln. 1952.

Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako at an exhibition at a Tokyo Department store. Oct. 27, 1949. Both wear small red feathers showing they contributed to the Japanese Community Chest Drive.
Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako at an exhibition at a Tokyo Department store. Oct. 27, 1949. Both wear small red feathers showing they contributed to the Japanese Community Chest Drive.

EVB2946727: Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako at an exhibition at a Tokyo Department store. Oct. 27, 1949. Both wear small red feathers showing they contributed to the Japanese Community Chest Drive. / Bridgeman Images

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Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako at an exhibition at a Tokyo Department store. Oct. 27, 1949. Both wear small red feathers showing they contributed to the Japanese Community Chest Drive.

Portrait of Harry Truman around the time he was elected as FDR's Vice President. c. 1944.
Portrait of Harry Truman around the time he was elected as FDR's Vice President. c. 1944.

EVB2946736: Portrait of Harry Truman around the time he was elected as FDR's Vice President. c. 1944. / Bridgeman Images

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Portrait of Harry Truman around the time he was elected as FDR's Vice President. c. 1944.

Prince Faisal l bin Abdulaziz of Saudi Arabia and King Farouk of Egypt. They dine at Ras el-Tin Palace in Alexandria following a meeting of the Arab League, April 9, 1946. Five of the nine resolutions passed in this Arab League session addressed actions to resist Jewish settlement in Palestine.
Prince Faisal l bin Abdulaziz of Saudi Arabia and King Farouk of Egypt. They dine at Ras el-Tin Palace in Alexandria following a meeting of the Arab League, April 9, 1946. Five of the nine resolutions passed in this Arab League session addressed actions to resist Jewish settlement in Palestine.

EVB2946805: Prince Faisal l bin Abdulaziz of Saudi Arabia and King Farouk of Egypt. They dine at Ras el-Tin Palace in Alexandria following a meeting of the Arab League, April 9, 1946. Five of the nine resolutions passed in this Arab League session addressed actions to resist Jewish settlement in Palestine. / Bridgeman Images

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Prince Faisal l bin Abdulaziz of Saudi Arabia and King Farouk of Egypt. They dine at Ras el-Tin Palace in Alexandria following a meeting of the Arab League, April 9, 1946. Five of the nine resolutions passed in this Arab League session addressed actions to resist Jewish settlement in Palestine.

Athens Police and Greek National guardsmen maintain order at the polls in the first free election in ten years. Picture of candidates are posted on the walls of the polling place in the Kolonos District of Athens. March 31, 1946.
Athens Police and Greek National guardsmen maintain order at the polls in the first free election in ten years. Picture of candidates are posted on the walls of the polling place in the Kolonos District of Athens. March 31, 1946.

EVB2946814: Athens Police and Greek National guardsmen maintain order at the polls in the first free election in ten years. Picture of candidates are posted on the walls of the polling place in the Kolonos District of Athens. March 31, 1946. / Bridgeman Images

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Athens Police and Greek National guardsmen maintain order at the polls in the first free election in ten years. Picture of candidates are posted on the walls of the polling place in the Kolonos District of Athens. March 31, 1946.

Tiergarten Park and the boulevard leading to the Brandenburg Gate after World War 2. The landscape is filled with bomb craters from the war. Berlin, Germany. c. 1945-46.
Tiergarten Park and the boulevard leading to the Brandenburg Gate after World War 2. The landscape is filled with bomb craters from the war. Berlin, Germany. c. 1945-46.

EVB2946838: Tiergarten Park and the boulevard leading to the Brandenburg Gate after World War 2. The landscape is filled with bomb craters from the war. Berlin, Germany. c. 1945-46. / Bridgeman Images

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Tiergarten Park and the boulevard leading to the Brandenburg Gate after World War 2. The landscape is filled with bomb craters from the war. Berlin, Germany. c. 1945-46.

Routes of U.S. Air Force C-54 'Flying Boxcars' from the North America to Frankfurt, Germany, 1948-49 (print)
Routes of U.S. Air Force C-54 'Flying Boxcars' from the North America to Frankfurt, Germany, 1948-49 (print)

EVB2946841: Routes of U.S. Air Force C-54 'Flying Boxcars' from the North America to Frankfurt, Germany, 1948-49 (print) / Bridgeman Images

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Routes of U.S. Air Force C-54 'Flying Boxcars' from the North America to Frankfurt, Germany, 1948-49 (print)

Republican Presidential candidate Thomas Dewey signing autographs in Louisville, Kentucky. Sept. 11, 1944. He lost to President Franklin Roosevelt, who won an unprecedented 4th term
Republican Presidential candidate Thomas Dewey signing autographs in Louisville, Kentucky. Sept. 11, 1944. He lost to President Franklin Roosevelt, who won an unprecedented 4th term

EVB2946558: Republican Presidential candidate Thomas Dewey signing autographs in Louisville, Kentucky. Sept. 11, 1944. He lost to President Franklin Roosevelt, who won an unprecedented 4th term, American Photographer, (20th century) / Bridgeman Images

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Republican Presidential candidate Thomas Dewey signing autographs in Louisville, Kentucky. Sept. 11, 1944. He lost to President Franklin Roosevelt, who won an unprecedented 4th term

American Photographer, (20th century)

Senator Howard McGrath (seated), demands withdrawal of President Truman's civil rights program. Feb. 2, 1948. McGrath was Chairman of the Democratic National Committee. With him are Southern Governors: Ben Laney, Arkansas; R. Gregg Cherry, North Carolina; William Lane, of Maryland; Strom Thurmond, South Carolina; and B.H. Jester, Texas
Senator Howard McGrath (seated), demands withdrawal of President Truman's civil rights program. Feb. 2, 1948. McGrath was Chairman of the Democratic National Committee. With him are Southern Governors: Ben Laney, Arkansas; R. Gregg Cherry, North Carolina; William Lane, of Maryland; Strom Thurmond, South Carolina; and B.H. Jester, Texas

EVB2946570: Senator Howard McGrath (seated), demands withdrawal of President Truman's civil rights program. Feb. 2, 1948. McGrath was Chairman of the Democratic National Committee. With him are Southern Governors: Ben Laney, Arkansas; R. Gregg Cherry, North Carolina; William Lane, of Maryland; Strom Thurmond, South Carolina; and B.H. Jester, Texas / Bridgeman Images

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Senator Howard McGrath (seated), demands withdrawal of President Truman's civil rights program. Feb. 2, 1948. McGrath was Chairman of the Democratic National Committee. With him are Southern Governors: Ben Laney, Arkansas; R. Gregg Cherry, North Carolina; William Lane, of Maryland; Strom Thurmond, South Carolina; and B.H. Jester, Texas

Herbert Brownell pointing to charts he used in a nationwide radio and TV speech. The charts document U.S. Government prosecutions and convictions of Communists. Most convictions were based on a controversial interpretation of the 1940 Smith Act. 1954
Herbert Brownell pointing to charts he used in a nationwide radio and TV speech. The charts document U.S. Government prosecutions and convictions of Communists. Most convictions were based on a controversial interpretation of the 1940 Smith Act. 1954

EVB2946597: Herbert Brownell pointing to charts he used in a nationwide radio and TV speech. The charts document U.S. Government prosecutions and convictions of Communists. Most convictions were based on a controversial interpretation of the 1940 Smith Act. 1954 / Bridgeman Images

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Herbert Brownell pointing to charts he used in a nationwide radio and TV speech. The charts document U.S. Government prosecutions and convictions of Communists. Most convictions were based on a controversial interpretation of the 1940 Smith Act. 1954

First Lady Mamie Eisenhower and actor John Wayne at political dinner. June 8, 1959.
First Lady Mamie Eisenhower and actor John Wayne at political dinner. June 8, 1959.

EVB2946665: First Lady Mamie Eisenhower and actor John Wayne at political dinner. June 8, 1959. / Bridgeman Images

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First Lady Mamie Eisenhower and actor John Wayne at political dinner. June 8, 1959.

President Eisenhower speaks to Republicans on election night, Nov. 8, 1960. At right is the Republican Vice Presidential candidate, Henry Cabot Lodge. At left is Rogers Morton.
President Eisenhower speaks to Republicans on election night, Nov. 8, 1960. At right is the Republican Vice Presidential candidate, Henry Cabot Lodge. At left is Rogers Morton.

EVB2946668: President Eisenhower speaks to Republicans on election night, Nov. 8, 1960. At right is the Republican Vice Presidential candidate, Henry Cabot Lodge. At left is Rogers Morton. / Bridgeman Images

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President Eisenhower speaks to Republicans on election night, Nov. 8, 1960. At right is the Republican Vice Presidential candidate, Henry Cabot Lodge. At left is Rogers Morton.

President Truman and Prime Minister Mohammed Mossadegh of Iran at Blair House. Oct. 23, 1951. Mossadegh travel to the U.S. to defend Iran's nationalization of the oil industry to Truman and UN Security Council.
President Truman and Prime Minister Mohammed Mossadegh of Iran at Blair House. Oct. 23, 1951. Mossadegh travel to the U.S. to defend Iran's nationalization of the oil industry to Truman and UN Security Council.

EVB2946651: President Truman and Prime Minister Mohammed Mossadegh of Iran at Blair House. Oct. 23, 1951. Mossadegh travel to the U.S. to defend Iran's nationalization of the oil industry to Truman and UN Security Council. / Bridgeman Images

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President Truman and Prime Minister Mohammed Mossadegh of Iran at Blair House. Oct. 23, 1951. Mossadegh travel to the U.S. to defend Iran's nationalization of the oil industry to Truman and UN Security Council.

Renovation of the White House during the Truman Administration. The mansion was rebuilt using concrete and steel beams in place of its original wooden structure. c. 1950.
Renovation of the White House during the Truman Administration. The mansion was rebuilt using concrete and steel beams in place of its original wooden structure. c. 1950.

EVB2946704: Renovation of the White House during the Truman Administration. The mansion was rebuilt using concrete and steel beams in place of its original wooden structure. c. 1950. / Bridgeman Images

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Renovation of the White House during the Truman Administration. The mansion was rebuilt using concrete and steel beams in place of its original wooden structure. c. 1950.

President Eisenhower speaks to the nation on Cold War tensions over Berlin. March 16, 1959. He said he was refusing Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev's Nov. 1958 demand that Western forces pull out of West Berlin in six months.
President Eisenhower speaks to the nation on Cold War tensions over Berlin. March 16, 1959. He said he was refusing Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev's Nov. 1958 demand that Western forces pull out of West Berlin in six months.

EVB2946663: President Eisenhower speaks to the nation on Cold War tensions over Berlin. March 16, 1959. He said he was refusing Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev's Nov. 1958 demand that Western forces pull out of West Berlin in six months. / Bridgeman Images

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President Eisenhower speaks to the nation on Cold War tensions over Berlin. March 16, 1959. He said he was refusing Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev's Nov. 1958 demand that Western forces pull out of West Berlin in six months.

Chinese Communist soldiers are taken from a tower captured by government forces. The fighting took place along the border of Kiangsi and Fukien provinces in January 1934.
Chinese Communist soldiers are taken from a tower captured by government forces. The fighting took place along the border of Kiangsi and Fukien provinces in January 1934.

EVB2946740: Chinese Communist soldiers are taken from a tower captured by government forces. The fighting took place along the border of Kiangsi and Fukien provinces in January 1934. / Bridgeman Images

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Chinese Communist soldiers are taken from a tower captured by government forces. The fighting took place along the border of Kiangsi and Fukien provinces in January 1934.

President Harry Truman speaking into microphones of radio networks. c. 1945-48.
President Harry Truman speaking into microphones of radio networks. c. 1945-48.

EVB2946681: President Harry Truman speaking into microphones of radio networks. c. 1945-48. / Bridgeman Images

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President Harry Truman speaking into microphones of radio networks. c. 1945-48.

Communist marchers parade along the Pearl River waterfront in Canton (Guangzhou), China. They carry signs with portraits of Stalin and Chinese Communist leaders. 1949.
Communist marchers parade along the Pearl River waterfront in Canton (Guangzhou), China. They carry signs with portraits of Stalin and Chinese Communist leaders. 1949.

EVB2946761: Communist marchers parade along the Pearl River waterfront in Canton (Guangzhou), China. They carry signs with portraits of Stalin and Chinese Communist leaders. 1949. / Bridgeman Images

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Communist marchers parade along the Pearl River waterfront in Canton (Guangzhou), China. They carry signs with portraits of Stalin and Chinese Communist leaders. 1949.

President Franklin Roosevelt speaking into radio microphones from his open car in the rain. VP-elect Harry Truman sits between FDR and the outgoing VP Henry Wallace. November 10, 1944.
President Franklin Roosevelt speaking into radio microphones from his open car in the rain. VP-elect Harry Truman sits between FDR and the outgoing VP Henry Wallace. November 10, 1944.

EVB2946714: President Franklin Roosevelt speaking into radio microphones from his open car in the rain. VP-elect Harry Truman sits between FDR and the outgoing VP Henry Wallace. November 10, 1944. / Bridgeman Images

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President Franklin Roosevelt speaking into radio microphones from his open car in the rain. VP-elect Harry Truman sits between FDR and the outgoing VP Henry Wallace. November 10, 1944.

Japan's Emperor Hirohito, at his desk in Tokyo's Imperial Palace. 1962.
Japan's Emperor Hirohito, at his desk in Tokyo's Imperial Palace. 1962.

EVB2946726: Japan's Emperor Hirohito, at his desk in Tokyo's Imperial Palace. 1962. / Bridgeman Images

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Japan's Emperor Hirohito, at his desk in Tokyo's Imperial Palace. 1962.

Christmas portrait of President Dwight and Mamie Eisenhower with their four grandchildren
Christmas portrait of President Dwight and Mamie Eisenhower with their four grandchildren

EVB2946942: Christmas portrait of President Dwight and Mamie Eisenhower with their four grandchildren / Bridgeman Images

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Christmas portrait of President Dwight and Mamie Eisenhower with their four grandchildren

President Eisenhower's grandchildren, Susan and Barbara Ann, riding tricycles at the White House. March 13, 1953.
President Eisenhower's grandchildren, Susan and Barbara Ann, riding tricycles at the White House. March 13, 1953.

EVB2946945: President Eisenhower's grandchildren, Susan and Barbara Ann, riding tricycles at the White House. March 13, 1953. / Bridgeman Images

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President Eisenhower's grandchildren, Susan and Barbara Ann, riding tricycles at the White House. March 13, 1953.

President Harry Truman on the Presidential train at a campaign stop in Willard, Missouri. July 5, 1948.
President Harry Truman on the Presidential train at a campaign stop in Willard, Missouri. July 5, 1948.

EVB2946886: President Harry Truman on the Presidential train at a campaign stop in Willard, Missouri. July 5, 1948. / Bridgeman Images

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President Harry Truman on the Presidential train at a campaign stop in Willard, Missouri. July 5, 1948.

In July of 1955, Frederic Morrow became the first African American Presidential aide in history.
In July of 1955, Frederic Morrow became the first African American Presidential aide in history.

EVB2946957: In July of 1955, Frederic Morrow became the first African American Presidential aide in history. / Bridgeman Images

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In July of 1955, Frederic Morrow became the first African American Presidential aide in history.

President Eisenhower 's doctors brief the press on his intestinal surgery. June 10, 1956. Eisenhower had a 2 hour operation, described as intestinal surgery, bypassing an obstruction in the ileum.
President Eisenhower 's doctors brief the press on his intestinal surgery. June 10, 1956. Eisenhower had a 2 hour operation, described as intestinal surgery, bypassing an obstruction in the ileum.

EVB2946960: President Eisenhower 's doctors brief the press on his intestinal surgery. June 10, 1956. Eisenhower had a 2 hour operation, described as intestinal surgery, bypassing an obstruction in the ileum. / Bridgeman Images

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President Eisenhower 's doctors brief the press on his intestinal surgery. June 10, 1956. Eisenhower had a 2 hour operation, described as intestinal surgery, bypassing an obstruction in the ileum.

President Harry Truman about to throw the first ball at the 1951 of the season at Griffith Stadium. April 20, 1950. With the President are: Mrs. Alben Barkley, VP Alben Barkley, Bess Truman, Harry Truman, manager Bucky Harris, Clark Griffith, and NY York Yankees manager Casey Stengel.
President Harry Truman about to throw the first ball at the 1951 of the season at Griffith Stadium. April 20, 1950. With the President are: Mrs. Alben Barkley, VP Alben Barkley, Bess Truman, Harry Truman, manager Bucky Harris, Clark Griffith, and NY York Yankees manager Casey Stengel.

EVB2946916: President Harry Truman about to throw the first ball at the 1951 of the season at Griffith Stadium. April 20, 1950. With the President are: Mrs. Alben Barkley, VP Alben Barkley, Bess Truman, Harry Truman, manager Bucky Harris, Clark Griffith, and NY York Yankees manager Casey Stengel. / Bridgeman Images

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President Harry Truman about to throw the first ball at the 1951 of the season at Griffith Stadium. April 20, 1950. With the President are: Mrs. Alben Barkley, VP Alben Barkley, Bess Truman, Harry Truman, manager Bucky Harris, Clark Griffith, and NY York Yankees manager Casey Stengel.

David Eisenhower, the President's 5 year old grandson, cutting his birthday cake. March 30, 1953
David Eisenhower, the President's 5 year old grandson, cutting his birthday cake. March 30, 1953

EVB2946946: David Eisenhower, the President's 5 year old grandson, cutting his birthday cake. March 30, 1953 / Bridgeman Images

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David Eisenhower, the President's 5 year old grandson, cutting his birthday cake. March 30, 1953

President Eisenhower with Fred Morrow, Oct. 4, 1956.
President Eisenhower with Fred Morrow, Oct. 4, 1956.

EVB2946958: President Eisenhower with Fred Morrow, Oct. 4, 1956. / Bridgeman Images

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President Eisenhower with Fred Morrow, Oct. 4, 1956.

President Eisenhower with labor union leaders George Meany and Walter Reuther. March 13, 1958. Meany (center) was President of the AFL-CIO, American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Workers. Reuther (right) was President of the United Auto Workers.
President Eisenhower with labor union leaders George Meany and Walter Reuther. March 13, 1958. Meany (center) was President of the AFL-CIO, American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Workers. Reuther (right) was President of the United Auto Workers.

EVB2947026: President Eisenhower with labor union leaders George Meany and Walter Reuther. March 13, 1958. Meany (center) was President of the AFL-CIO, American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Workers. Reuther (right) was President of the United Auto Workers. / Bridgeman Images

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President Eisenhower with labor union leaders George Meany and Walter Reuther. March 13, 1958. Meany (center) was President of the AFL-CIO, American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Workers. Reuther (right) was President of the United Auto Workers.


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