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Letter from S. Gerald Darlington to President Harry S. Truman

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APR 18 1952 Speedwell Forge, Lititz 2, , Pa. \ April 10, 1952 407-8 steel unise D Mr. Harry S. Truman, President White House, Washington, D. C. Dear Mr. Truman: I am enclosing a copy of a letter written 170 to Mr. Philip Murray, President of the C.I.O. on February 25th 1952, which to date Mr. Murray has not answered. Since you have taken it upon yourself to answer a good many things for Philip Murray, I thought perhaps you would like to answer this letter. The American farmers will await your reply with a great deal of interest. 227 mise Yours truly, & Good Rashingha S. Gerald Darlington

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