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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE OF AMERICAN PEN WOMEN, Inc. RUBY HOLLAND ROSENBERG National Organization Chairman (National Historian) 121 West 48th Street Kansas City, Missouri 64112 December 27, 1972 Mrs. Harry S. Truman Independence, Missouri Dear Mrs. Truman: I am writing this as the National Historian of the National League of American Pen Women to extend the sympathy of our members to you and your family because of the death of President Truman, your husband. We remember with gratitude your gracious ways when you received over two hundred of us in the Red Room of the White House and you served a beautiful tea in the State dining room with the background of the Marine Band melodies. And we admired you for the support you gave the President during a trying time in history. Pen Woman Helen L. Trueheart years ago visited the Truman Library and President Truman and you in your home. He autographed his books for Mrs. Trueheart. She is now our National President. It is also as the wife of a member of Battery D, 129th Field Artillery, that I want to express my sympathy for the loss of Captain Truman and friend. My husband and I attended the Inaugural events on his invitation and the men never cease to speak of the breakfast "Captain" gave for the Battery at the beginning of his busy Inaugural day. They all fairly adored this fine officer and man. Through the years at the annual meetings of the Battery and in private talks the President expressed great interest in them. In 1952 I wrote a story about the inauguration and it is in a book "The Honor of your Presence" which is in the Truman Library as a reference book. He read it and seemed pleased with the description of the inauguration. Hermann passed on five years ago and so when I give my sympathy to you and yours I am doing it with the full understanding of how much the love of others can comfort those who are left. With deep admiration for you and Margaret and prayers from all the Pen Women throughout America that courage and faith will sustain you, Respectfully yours, Ruby Hermann Holland P. Rosenberg Preventery TRUMANT NARA

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