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Letter from Harry S. Truman to Mary Ethel Noland

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THE WHITE HOUSE
S. TRUMAN
Much 3, 1952
WASHINGTON
MARK
NATIONAL
ARCHIVES AND
DEPARTMENT
RECORDS
SERVICE"
Dear Ethel :- the Fina was most happy to
hase your letter of Fet 25 Ralph was
in to see the Friday about the 35th
Division meeting in Spring field some
time in Just He wants to start the
proceeding on the afternoon of my
arrival and for into the might, get up
and attend a heakfast for 1500 people
the next morning, march in a four
mile parade, have a special hiacheoo
for my old- and I Mean old com
rades of Bty. 129 th F.A. ad of 1918, dedi
cate a couple of damned damas in
north Arkausa's, look over his home

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Truman, Ralph Emerson, 1880-1962 Smith, Forrest, 1886-1962 McMath, Sid Wallace, Madge Gates, 1862-1952 Arn, Edward Ferdinand, 1906-1998 Murray, Johnston, 1902-1974

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Mary Ethel Noland Papers