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McCarthy Signing Autographs
November 1952
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy of Wisconsin, signing autographs during his 1952 re-election campaign
Joseph R. McCarthy
1944
Portrait of Joseph R. McCarthy used in literature issued for his unsuccessful 1944 Senate campaign.
McCarthy as Primary Winner
September 10, 1952
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy of Wisconsin, with supporters in his hometown of Appleton, hearing the news of his landslide victory over his Republican Party challenger.
A Daughter for Joe
1957
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy and daughter Tierney. Her adoption was not completed at the time of the Senator's death on May 2, 1957.
McCarthy Votes
August 13, 1952
For the camera, Senator Joseph R. McCarthy shows how he voted in the 1952 Republican Primary. McCarthy handily defeated his opponent Len Schmitt.
McCarthy Wins
November 5, 1946
Joseph R. McCarthy receiving the congratulations of supporters after his victory over Democrat Howard J. McMurray in the 1946 U.S. Senate election. The victory party was held at the Hotel Appleton.
