Correspondence Between Michael V. DiSalle and President Harry S. Truman, with Attached Internal Memoranda
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OCR Page 1 of 8filed 7-27-48
July 26, 1948
Blenda
Dear Mr. Mayor:
Thank you for your telegram of
July 17th addressed to the President, with
the proposal that the Red Gross be invited,
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through the United Nations, to aid the
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people of Berlin. Your concern over the
present situation and your constructive pro-
posal for assistance to the German people are
appreciated as renewed evidence of the deep
humanitarian feelings of the American people
toward suffering and distress throughout the
world.
You may be sure that this Government
has been giving, and will continue to give,
every consideration to all practical measures
to relieve the situation in Berlin, and that
your proposal is being considered along with
others.
Very sincerely yours,
MATTHEW J. CONNELLY
Secretary to the President.
Honorable Michael V. Disalle,
Mayor of Toledo,
Toledo, Ohio.
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to State of appropriate consideration by memo 7-26-48
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Berlin Blockade, 1948-1949
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