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OCR Page 1 of 3Sunday, June 25, 1950 was like so many days in June
in Washington, hot and muggy. President Truman was
away in Independence for a long week end. Mrs. Truman
alwsys left early in June for Independence. With the
President being away. I closed the kitchen for the
week end, with orders for all kitchen helpand butlers
to check in with me at noon Sunday, therI should knot
if the President wouldD teturning. So at noon Sunday,
I cleared everyone until breakfast call Monday, June 26
1950.
At about 4:P.M. Sunday, June 25, Mr Clannch, the usher
on duty called me excitedly aaying that the President
was ret urning and wanded cocktails and dinner at
8:00 P.M.for the Sec. of State and the Army, Navy and
Airforce cháefs of Staffs, and for me not to wait on
him, but to start serving the guest codktails upon
their arrivals. He was not sure how many to expect,
perhaps 18 or 20. I suggested to Mr.Claunch, if
possible to have radio and police calls made to
summon the help to report to the White House. I
planned dinner in the cab on my way to theWhite
House, in respect to the su pplies I had on hand
I coolited, set the table, made camapes for cocktails
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until the first cook arrive at 6:00 P.M. which gave
me leave to continue settáng the table,My first
butler arrived at &x 7:45 and the guest started
to arrive 7:50. Secretary Acheson and General Omar
Bradleynar were the first to arrive. The President
arrived at 8:30 and we preceded with the dinner that
started the conference in making the decisinn to
take police action in Korea.
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