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Letter from Bess W. Truman to Margaret Truman with Newspaper Clipping

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ROSTMARK 9-4-45
UNITED STATES SHIP POTOMAC
Monday
hear Manage- 1
afternoout
Pheare having a are day
onthe river- alitite blow-ey but coal
andio would get rid
it moved he pufert Thereare oury few
boats on The riser- Ithought aslong
lot of They. Capt. Kuner has past the
asit moa holiday There would bea
shown us plans of accorationsfor
her boat the havy is turning over to us
go round the wored in it! Shall we?
It is really something T K. Days wear
we sere glad to find you athome

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Wallace, Fred, 1900-1957 Lingo, Jane Tunstall, 1924-2007 Wallace, Marian Christine, 1937-1984 Hildegarde, 1906-2005 Wallace, Christine Marion, 1908-1998

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