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Letter from May Wallace to Bess W. Truman

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5.
MRS. GEORGE P. WALLACE
605 West Van Horn
Independence, Missouri
Sun day aft.
pear Biss-
as a press agent you are
a little late - Don't support you decarement
the papers hue would get the story
So soon - Thanks for the affort anyhor!
after the radio and Its a
you letter came Friday star manging and
at anim had the here thems cild_
dirty shame - mang has tight a lady
Jho' I dint see how she a any
Jone dring wood - and which 's not
going effect you h.y. trip twith's or
loudly escapes - I have So far will- the
petiont venture - will the next
?
goon bak To h.y. ? after Sunday. is
n. just Tred me JeanRogers
having her appen dry out tomorrow

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Wallace, Natalie Ott, 1891-1960 Truman, Margaret (Mary Margaret), 1924-2008 Wallace, George Porterfield, 1892-1963 Crow, Helena F., 1893-1979

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