Florida Rep. John Snyder, left, is congratulated by Rep. Webster Barnaby, after the passage of an immigration bill during a legislative session at the Florida State Capitol, in Tallahassee, Fla. "I came to America the correct way," said Barnaby, who immigrated from England. "This is all about enforcement. This is all about stopping those people that are illegally bringing people ... directly to Florida from being able to do that

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Immigration Florida, Tallahassee, United States - 09 Mar 2022

Florida Rep. John Snyder, standing right, speaks about an immigration bill before its passage during a legislative session at the Florida State Capitol, in Tallahassee, Fla. All Florida government agencies would be barred from doing business with transportation companies that bring immigrants to the state who are in the country illegally under a bill sent to Gov. Ron DeSantis on Wednesday

Florida Rep. John Snyder speaks during a legislative session at the Florida State Capitol, in Tallahassee, Fla

Florida Legislature, Tallahassee, United States - 07 Mar 2022

Florida Rep. John Snyder looks on during a legislative session, at the Capitol in Tallahassee, Fla

Florida Legislature, Tallahassee, United States - 30 Apr 2021

Florida Rep. John Snyder speaks during a legislative session, at the Capitol in Tallahassee, Fla

Florida Legislature, Tallahassee, United States - 28 Apr 2021

38th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards, Las Vegas, America - 19 Jun 2011

JEFFREY HAMMONDS Colorado Rockies' Jeffrey Hammonds reacts by tossing his bat after swinging at and missing a pitch from Milwaukee Brewers' John Snyder in the third inning in Denver's Coors Field on . Hammonds walked on the at-bat

BREWERS ROCKIES, DENVER, USA

JOHN SNYDER This is a 1999 photo showing Chicago White Sox' John Snyder

BREWERS WHITE SOX TRADE

O'NEILL New York Yankees Paul O'Neill strokes a two-run home run off of Chicago White Sox pitcher John Snyder in the first inning of their game at Yankee Stadium in New York. The two-run shot was O'Neill's 14th of the season

WHITE SOX YANKEES, NEW YORK, USA

Harry Truman, Bedell Smith, Omar Bradley, George Marshall, Dean Acheson, John Snyder President Harry Truman meets with members of the National Security Council and other advisers for review of the defense situation. From left to right are James S. Lay, Jr., executive secretary of the council; W. Stuart Symington, National Securities Board chairman; W. Averell Harriman, presidential adviser; W. Bedell Smith, director of Central Intelligence; Gen. Omar Bradley, chairman joint chief of staff; Secretary of Defense George Marshall; Secretary of State Dean Acheson; Truman, and Secretary of the Treasury John W. Snyder

Harry Truman National Security Council, Washington, USA

President Harry Truman, waiting to address the fourth annual conference of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund governors in Washington,, stretches his legs in comfort on the stagewhile talking with Secretary of the Treasury John Snyder. Snyder represents the United States as Governor for both the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund

Harry Truman, Washington, USA

President Truman (center) receives from Maurice Petsche (left), French Finance Minister, a gavel at a meeting of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank governors in Washington, on . The President appealed to 48 member nations to "Do away with the obstacles to international trade." Secretary of the Treasury John Snyder (right) represents the United States in both groups. The gavel was made from a tree from Bretton Woods, N.H., where international agreements were reached in 1944 to found the World Bank and International Monetary Fund

President Harry Truman, center at rostrum, smiles in answer to applause as he begins his address in Washington, on before fourth annual conference of Governors of World Bank and International Monetary Fund. Left to right on stage; front row: unidentified man; Frank Coe (Moustache), Secretary of Joint Secretariat; Camille Gutt, Belgium, Managing Director of Fund; Pierre Mendes-France, France, Chairman of Fund's Board of Governors; U.S. Secretary of the Treasury John Snyder (rear); President Truman; Maurice Petsche, French Finance Minister and Chairman of bank's Board of Governors; Eugene Black, President of the Bank; Morton Mendel, Secretary in Joint Secretariat; Robert Garner, Vice-President of the bank

President Harry Truman is seated at Jefferson-Jackson Dinner in Washington, on assisted by Sen. J. Howard McGrath (D-RI) and Wilson Wyatt, Dinner Chairman (Left to right behind the president), diners (top) at the Mayflower Hotel applaud, and photographers (bottom) record the event. Secretary of the Treasury John Snyder (far left by flag) applauds. Mrs. Perle Mesta (second from left), Dinner Co-Chairman. Takes her place, others are not identified

Sir Wilfred Eady and John Snyder conferring during Economic Conference.

John W. Snyder;Wilfred Eady, Washington, District of Columbia, USA

Harry Truman, John Snyder, Stanley Woodward, James Foskett President Truman smiles broadly as he takes the wheel of his new convertible club coupe as he starts on drive in the Charlottesville, Va., area on during his holiday weekend vacation. With him are (l to r) Secretary of Treasury John W. Snyder; Stanley Woodward, State Department protocol chief and his host; rear Adm. James H. Foskett, Naval Aide, and Maj. Gen. Harry H. Vaughn, Military Aide

President Harry Truman and John W. Snyder Driving Car, Charlottesville, USA

John Snyder (R) and his wife sitting outside during the reception.

John W. Snyder [& Wife], USA

President Harry Truman announcing Japans surrender to reporters in the Oval Office. Seated behind President Truman are John Snyder, Treasury Sec.; Adm. William Leahy; and Sec. of State James Byrnes. August 14, 1945. -

Historical Collection

(L-R) Col. John Snyder, Mrs. Snyder, President Harry S. Truman, Mrs. Truman, Margaret Truman, Mrs. Symington and Stuart Symington posing for photograph at party.

John W. Snyder [& Wife];Harry S. Truman [& Family];Stuart Symington [& Wife], USA

President Harry S. Truman smiles happily as he announces to the press the complete victory of the Allies over Germany, during a ceremony at the White House in Washington, D.C., . Seated near the wall behind Truman are, left to right: Elmer Davis, Secretary Henry A. Wallace, Maj. Gen. Philip Fleming, Rep. Joseph Martin, Jr., Gen. George C. Marshall, J. Leonard Reinsch, Col. Harry Vaughan, John Snyder, first lady Bess Truman, Mary Margaret Truman and Secretary of War Henry Stimson. Fred M. Vinson is in the foreground

WWII VE Day Harry Truman, Washington, USA

John Snyder, wearing suit, tie, and glasses, sitting behind his desk.

John W. Snyder

President Trumans second term cabinet on Aug. 15, 1949. Seated, R-L: Louis Johnson, Defense; Dean Acheson, State; President Truman; VP Alben Barkley; John Snyder, Treasury; Tom Clark, AG; Standing, L-R: Julius Krug, Interior; Jesse Donaldson, PG; Charles Brannan, Agriculture; Charles Sawyer, Commerce; Maurice Tobin, Labor. -

President Harry Truman with his Cabinet and other top advisors. Feb. 11, 1949. Clockwise from left: Charles Sawyer, Averell Harriman, John Steelman, VP Alben Barkley, Maurice Tobin, Charles Brannan, Jesse Donaldson, James Forrestal, Dean Acheson, President Truman, John Snyder, Tom Clark, Julius Krug. -

John snyder editorial images

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