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Teletype Report
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183568261
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Teletype Report
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President's Secretary's Files (Truman Administration)
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1946-03-28
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1946
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PRESIDENT TRUMAN SUCCUMBED TO THE SPRING WEATHER AGAIN THIS
MORNING AND WENT FOR ANOTHER WALK--BUT IN MARYLAND.
HIS THEORY IS THAT HE WALKS ALONE--EXCEPT FOR HIS SECRET SERVICE
GUARDS--OR NOT AT ALL. so, BECAUSE OF RECENT PUBLICITY, HE ABANDONED
MORNING WALKS IN THE VICINITY OF THE WHITE HOUSE WHERE CROWDS MIGHT
COLLECT.
AVOIDING A GROUP OF WAITING PHOTOGRAPHERS DESCRIBED BY THE
WHITE HOUSE AS *PICKETING* THE PLACE, THE PRESIDENT LEFT ABOUT 7 A. M.
IN HIS LIMOUSINE.
HE DROVE TO KENWOOD, WHERE HIS PRESS SECRETARY, CHARLES G. ROSS,
HAS A HOME. THE PRESIDENT WALKED THROUGH THE QUIET STREET IN THE VICINIT
OF ROSS HOME.
HE HAD BREAKFAST--WHERE, ROSS DECLINED TO SAY--AND DROVE BACK
TO THE WHITE HOUSE ABOUT 9 A. M.
ROSS INDICATED THAT TODAY'S STRATEGY WILL BE FOLLOWED IN THE FUTURE
WITH THE PRESIDENT GOING BY AUTO TO OUTLYING NEIGHBORHOODS FOR HIS
STROLLS.
3/28--ST1143A
m arch 28, 1946