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Letter from President Harry S. Truman to Martha Ann Truman

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THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON November 27, 1946 Dear Martha Ann: I found your note on my desk when I got back from home Sunday and I was, of course, glad to get it. It was a nice dinner and I think everybody enjoyed it. I am sure mamma felt much better after everybody had arrived. I believe everybody in the United States is interested in John L. Lewis and what is going to happen to him. There is not very much that can be done to him but what little there is, we will try to do it. It was nice of you to write me. Sincerely yours Uncle they Miss Martha Ann Truman 409 South Douglas Lee's Summit, Missouri

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Truman, Martha Ellen, 1852-1947 Lewis, John Llewellyn, 1880-1969

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