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Daily Appointment Sheet for President Harry S. Truman

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S. ARCHIVES TRUMAN "NATIONAL AND UNIVERSITY RECORDS TUESDAY SERVICE APRIL 22, 1952 US OVERHUTCH 7:30 am (The President left the USS WILLIAMSBURG and returned to the White House.) 10:00 am BIG FOUR Honorable Alben Barkley, the Vice President Honorable Sam Rayburn, the Speaker of the House Congressman John McCormack, the Majority Leader of the House Senator Ernest W. McFarland, the Majority Leader of the Senate (Postponed from Monday to Tuesday.) 11:00 am Honorable Archibald Alexander (Wished to say goodbye to the President.) 11:15 am Congressman and Mrs. Walter Rogers, Texas and family (Children are: John Edward, Walter Edward, Susan Daly, Thomas Kelly, Robert Joseph, Mary Catherine. Mrs. Rogers told the President at a recent party that she wanted to bring the children in to meet him.) 11:30 am Mr. Ward Canaday of Toledo, Ohio (Leaving soon for Caribbean Commission and asked to talk with the President before that time.) 11:45 am Lt. General Raymond L. McLain, Comptroller of the Army (Called for appointment.) 12:00 H.E. Jacques Leger, newly appointed Ambassador of Haiti (Asked through State to be received by President as he is assuming duties of his new office. Copy of the remarks which the Ambassador will hand to the President is attached to original appointment sheet given the President.) 12:10 pm Honorable George V. Allen, American Ambassador to Yugoslavia (Asked through State to be received by President before returning to his post.) 12:20 pm Honorable Robert D. Murphy, American Ambassador to Japan (Sworn in as Ambassador yesterday and asked to see the President before leaving.) 12:30 pm Honorable Robert A. Lovett, the Secretary of Defense (Usual weekly appointment. Half hour.) 1:00 pm (LUNCH) 3:00 pm (Honorable Maury Maverick) OFF THE RECORD (West Basement Entrance) 3:15 pm Honorable Maurice Tobin, the Secretary of Labor (Called Mr. Connelly)