Longhand Draft Letter from President Harry S. Truman to Secretary of State James Byrnes

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This letter to Secretary of State James F. Byrnes is both an admonition and a declaration of foreign policy. According to the letter, President Harry S. Truman was very upset by Byrnes' lack of communication with the President while Byrnes attended the Council of Foreign Minis...

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Hor Bennett
Jan 5 1946.
and
RECORDS
Sey of State
thy dear Jain:
I have feen
difficulties. as you know I
considering some of our
would like to passes pay
member - of the cultunet
of delegating an thousty me
and then pack then up in
in they sarious field
the results. Butin doing
that and in carrying out
to turn over the complete
that poley I deadly not intend

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Acheson, Dean, 1893-1971 Correspondence United States-Soviet relations International relations Cabinet officers Recognition (International law)

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President's Secretary's Files (Truman Administration)