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Letter from Fred Wallace to Bess W. Truman

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POSTMARK 3-19-37
DAVID FREDERICK WALLACE
ARCHITECT
114 WEST 10TH STREET
KANSAS CITY. MO.
M. DWIGHT BROWN
ASSOCIATE
March 19
Dear Sis-
just got to the office good glad to
found your card. Thats a pretty swell
looking hotel where you stayed the
first night in Biloxi
you had a letter from Mrs shiels
yesterday and I am sending it on
down to you to day.
It is rainy this morning and
we had some lightening and thunder
early this morning Pooks like Spring
12 here. noticed in the paper that
it was 80° in n.o. yesterday So
Guession all have thawed out by now.
Every body is alright at home David

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Wallace, David Frederick, 1934- Wallace, Marian Christine, 1937-1984 Wallace, Madge Gates, 1862-1952 Shields, Harriette, 1895-1945

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