Political cartoons

Political cartoon by Herbert Block ("Herblock") entitled "Bell-Ringer" on President Harry S. Truman's Civil Rights Message. Cartoon published circa 1948 by the Washington Post.

Political cartoon entitled "News of his death greatly exaggerated!", given to President Harry S. Truman by LeBaron Coskley. Published circa January 1949 in the National CIO News.

Political cartoon by Herbert Block ("Herblock") entitled "Reveille" regarding President Harry S. Truman's firing of General Douglas MacArthur. Photo also includes part of newspaper article and masthead from the Washington Post.

Political cartoon by Newton Pratt regarding the election of President Harry S. Truman in 1948. Published circa January 1949.

Political cartoon by George Lichty and Russ Stewart, captioned "I must say I admire the President...he's one politician who's sticking by the Administration". Published circa 1948 by the Chicago Sun-Times.

Political cartoon by George Lichty captioned "It's awfully nice of you people to come down here to see the next vice-president of the United States!" Published by the Chicago Sun-Times circa September 1944.

Political cartoon by Herb Block ("Herblock") entitled "Gracious--How Uncouth" regarding President Harry S. Truman's "Give 'Em Hell" campaign speeches. Cartoon also depicts Earl Warren and Thomas E. Dewey floating above in the clouds. Published September 23, 1948 by the Washington Post.

Political cartoon by Gib Crockett entitled "Love Me...Love My Balcony", regarding the balcony added during President Harry S. Truman's renovation of the White House. Published in the Washington Evening Star.

This photograph of a political cartoon by Clifford K. Berryman entitled "First budget surplus in 17 years", depicts President Harry S. Truman and Secretary of the Treasury John Snyder. Truman is saying, "Let's put it in a museum so the citizens can have a look at it." Inscribed by Berryman, "To President Truman and Secretary Snyder with my heartiest thanks to them for doing something that I never expected to see while I lived - A miracle!" Published July 1, 1947 by the Washington Evening Star.

Political cartoon by Dorman H. Smith entitled \"Housing problem still unsolved\"" regarding President Harry S. Truman\'s 1948 election victory. Published circa 1948."