Correspondence Between Former President Harry S. Truman and Edward Jacobson
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OCR Page 1 of 2August 6, 1954
Honorable Harry S. Truman
Independence, Missouri.
Dear Mr. President:
On Tuesday evening, August 17th, a group of gentlemen (sometimes
I wonder) are going to have a dinner at Oakwood Country Club-
and as usual, it will be a real Oakwood dinner. Immediately
following the dinner, there will be a short discussion of
plans for a fishing trip. It should not last very long. The
balance of the evening will be taken up by a cultural study
on the papers of your very dear friend the late Judge Vincent.
Vensors
There are fifty-three different phases of this work, and no
doubt there will be agreements and disagreements as to the
values of these various pieces of papers.
You being so familier with the various papers involved, we
would very much like to have you there-hoping your health
will permit it. I know you are not a very mercenary gentle-
man, but there is a possiblity that you will be paid for your
judgement and knowledge of these papers just a possibility.
Anyway, I hope you can attend. If so, I will see that you
get there, and get you back home early.
With kindest regards from our entire cultural organization,
I am,
Sincerely,
SOVERNMENT
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