Photograph of a Paul V. McCombs sitting on a porch swing. He is wearing a suit and reading a book.

Rear view of bus, Texas plates

Interior view of bus

Photograph of a parade up Congress Avenue. A decorated soldier waves from a Buick convertible.

Photograph of a convocation at Memorial Stadium, Austin. Flags are flying and planes are flying over the stadium.

Photograph of military and civilian personnel exiting a Braniff Airways plane.

Side view of bus

Exterior view of bus w/curtained windows

Photograph of Paul Tracy. Tracy was a sports reporter for The American Statesman. He and his wife Camille lived at 902 Daniel Drive.

Photograph of man posing with a cigar.

Photograph of a print of the Butler's Shoe Store located at 801 Main Street in Houston, Texas.

Portrait of Louis Goldberg, business manager of The American Statesman. He resided with his wife, Maude, at 402 E. 34th Street.

John Nash, Jr. seated at desk. Mr. Nash was president of Capitol Chevrolet, Inc. He and his wife Margaret lived at 1608 Westover Rd.

Photograph of the exterior of Temple Beth Israel. Congregation Beth Israel met at 1101 San Jacinto Street.

Photograph of man seated in chair petting dog.

Photograph of a woman holding a baby and six girls holding gifts lined up on a stairway.

Photograph of a rather stern faced man holding a pipe.

Photograph of seven DH-4 (De Havilland) airplanes flying over Fort Bliss, Texas. Below the planes, soldiers can be seen walking, riding, and standing as they watch the planes fly by. Military buildings and vehicles are seen scattered below on the ground. The Franklin Mountains are in the background. Information on the back of the photo states that the "Fly-By" over Fort Bliss was done in honor of General John J. Pershing's return to Fort Bliss after his service in World War I. The photo was taken from below the Officer's Club on February 2, 1920.

Photograph of Ludwig Erhard speaking in at a miked podium in an auditorium. There is a sign with a stylized bird hanging over Erhard's head. People sit in a row on either side of him at a raised table. Lyndon Johnson can be seen to his left. Other people sit below this table at a series of round tables covered with food and drink.

Photograph of people in winter clothes standing on the side of a street. Telephone lines, a batter's cage, a church, and other buildings are visible in the background.

Photograph of people outside of a white two story building. Many of these are young women wearing dirndls, while others are men wearing suits and hats and older women wearing formal dresses. Wagons are visible to the left of the building's entrance, which has a banner stating "Willkommen!" hanging over it.

Photograph of a white car with an open top and a U. S. flag mounted on its front right wheel well. Its passengers are mostly obscured, save for Lady Bird Johnson. The car is passing in front of the Fredericksburg High School band and a reversed sign that reads "wellkommen."

Photograph of the Fredericksburg High School Band performing outside along a barricade and facing to the right. A man in a black suit stands among them to the right.

Photograph of Lyndon Johnson and Ludwig Erhard shaking hands at a miked podium in an auditorium. Lady Bird Johnson and others stand behind the table on which the podium sits.