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Letter from Bess W. Truman to Margaret Truman

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THE Runday WHITE HOUSE
the 20th
WASHINGTON
S. TRUMAN
LIBRARY U.S.
Dear mary ml
GOVERNMENT
may talk to you before
you homslong get this. it takes Idon't mail know togo exactly across.
Aad came home yesterday
and is looking fine says he bit
feels that may- except a mith
him tired. & then Iaw my going mil brth yo to Chicago home. He
thinks hecan stay
I've hondered morn
bathered mith the Catnips going ptains other.
oncefypu Drucie had the
Avid ht to ? sit at
Farle you hating Have thered mith Jone twice.
the is "bush" as usual. They are

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Wallace, Madge Gates, 1862-1952 Wallace, Fred, 1900-1957 Snyder, Drucie Truman, Harry S., 1884-1972 Lingo, Jane Tunstall, 1924-2007 Presidential campaign, 1952 Political conventions

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