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Letter from Louise Wells to Bess W. Truman

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and 5,944 Plath City, the Welles July 234,1944 Dear Bess, Margaret, and Harry el want to tell you how pleased and happy we are over the Lonor that you have recived. el wanted to send my congratu lation by letter so that d could tell you how much we were with you those fuel things about a racio is that convention days. One of the wondy one can be so in tellegently. sil spirit in body. elsewhere than one is of necessity when the cartain ty of the rom- mation first came ever the racho Gates rushed in the back door to tell me at the same time the telephone rang. with Hills ezz the line also letting me. The was listening at a friends home. al were I was listening too. Hello attached the radio where el was busy and told

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