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Letter from Madge Gates Wallace to Bess W. Truman

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POSTMARK 1-16-41
219 NORTH DELAWARE STREET Wednerday- -
INUMAN NARA
INDEPENDENCE, MISSOURI
my dear Bese just a few Penev
tornight. as 7. is prohering me
of to bed -
Saw feeling so much hoo better-
and the owedling gone
down wondrifully -
Featha says bhe will come loe
mornings too do I long or be able
need Per- so- welk
time- to "heep off my feel" more of the
many Bastion Cowe in late of
ud quite a little

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Truman, Harry S., 1884-1972 Bostian, Mary S., 1896-1986 Wallace, Fred, 1900-1957 Wallace, David Frederick, 1934- Garr, Vietta, 1896-1973 Gibson, Agnes Salisbury, 1888-1968

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