Longhand Note of President Harry S. Truman
This typed and handwritten account of election night, November 2, 1948 was created as draft material for former President Harry S. Truman's memoirs.
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This was my final appeal to the voters to decide between the
principles of the party for the people and the party for the special in
terests. I warned the nation that thaeir vote: would not be just for one
man or another, ut would affect levery person and his family for years to
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With this, I was through. There was no thing to do but wait for the
results. 9 had had a strenuous summle
and fall and was tined. So at 4:30 P.M
ou election day give Romeley and Henry
Nicholcon, first and scood in command
dosevorce to the Ehas Hotelist Eyeckiol
of the White House detail of the Secret Service
upstairs at 6:30, had a hava sandrich
Springs, stook a terkich
foth and neat
and a glass of milk and listened to some
eastera
neterras and ment to led. & that
some thousands alead.
Iacroke at midnight and apain listened to
the radio hoodeast of Inc. Kalsentora and Iear
about Vot.coo aleadoa the coust fut according
to the fundeaster still undouttedly leaten.
about four 0 lock me Roesley calue into mu
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