President John F. Kennedy and his cabinet at the White House, Washington DC, 1961. Clockwise, from left: Postmaster General J. Edward Day, Ambassador...
American businessman and politician Luther Hartwell Hodges with a model of the Pan Am Building at the Waldorf Astoria in New York City, circa 1960.
Commerce Secretary Luther H. Hodges Chats with Coloradans Before Speech With him are Gov. Steve McNichols, left, and Palmer Hoyt, editor and...
Hodges Concludes Visit Commerce Secretary Luther H. Hodges, right, confers with railroad and Hilton Hotel representatives at the conclusion Tuesday...
Commerce Secretary Is Welcomed To Denver Luther H. Hodges, right, U.S. Secretary of commerce, is greeted at Stapleton Field by, from left, B. C....
Four southern governors meet in Richmond to discuss "interposition" as a means of blocking federal enforcement of racial integration in public...
Cabinet Meeting. Washington: President Kennedy meets with his cabinet at the White House today. Left to right: Post Master General Edward Day; Adlai...
Signing at the office of the 64th governor of the state of North Carolina, Governor Luther Hartwell Hodges. Hodges served as governor from 1954 to...
Hodges Concludes Visit; Commerce Secretary Luther H. Hodges, right, confers with railroad and Hilton Hotel representatives at the conclusion Tuesday...
Commerce Secretary Is Welcomed To Denver; Luther H. Hodges, right, U.S. Secretary of commerce, is greeted at Stapleton Field by, from left, B. C....
Commerce Secretary Luther H. Hodges Chats with Coloradans Before Speech; With him are Gov. Steve McNichols, left, and Palmer Hoyt, editor and...
Members of the cabinet of US President John Fitzgerald Kennedy take the oath during the swearing-in of the new cabinet by Supreme Court Chief Justice...
Secretary of Commerce, Luther H. Hodges at a press conference where he attacked the steel price rise claiming it was made by a "handful of men who...
Secretary Of Commerce Visits U.S. Exhibit Flying To Antarctica. - The U.S. Secretary of Commerce, Mr. Luther H. Hodges enjoyed playing an original...
Shown cutting the ribbon to open the new Woodrow Wilson Memorial Bridge to traffic yesterday are, from left: Francis B. Sayer, former diplomat, a...
