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    "ocrText": "Washington, D. C.\nJune 11, 1945\n8:00am\nCORCORAN to TOM CLARK. He informs CLARK that he has discussed\nthe matter CLARK wanted discussed and that (Senator) WHEELER\nis in Europe but that if he were here, WHEELER would be \"for\nhim.\" CORCORAN said that WHERRY is all \"for him\" this morning\nand that CLARK has nothing at all to worry about. CLARK said\nthat was fine and thanks.\n8:47am\nCORCORAN to Mrs. JOHN SNYDER (Phon.). He told her that T. V.\nSOONG was back from San Francisco and that he was planning to\nleave for China Friday of this week and before that time he would\nlike to have dinner with the SNYDERS. Mrs. SNYDER said that\nher husband would not return until perhaps Wednesday or Thursday.\nCORCORAN said he would keep in touch with her and in the event\nJOHN returned in time the arrangements would be made.\n8:49am\nCORCORAN to \"BILL\" saying that he was unable to reach JOHN SNYDER\nfor the Tuesday dinner but that the latter would be back about\nWednesday or Thursday. CORCORAN said \"I certainly wouldn't\nmiss it with this LEO thing.\" CORCORAN says a dinner may be\narranged for about Thursday.\n8:50am\nMAC, from Culpepper (va.?) to CORCORAN. CORCORAN said he had\njust wanted to talk to MAC about something which had evaporated\nover night. CORCORAN wanted to know if MAC had heard any more\nfrom CUNNINGHAM and MAC said no, but that he thought CUNNINGHAM\nwould live up to his word. MAC said he hadn't put anything in\nwriting on it.\n9:45am\nJIM at CO 2872 inquired of the secretary for JOSEPH DAVIES'\naddress, either at home or the office. The girl could not\nlocate it. JIM said that ANETTA frequently calls him for\nTOM CORCORAN. He will contact her again.\n9:55am\nGIRL to JIM at CO 2872 telling him that she had talked with\nTOM CORCORAN who said that if JIM wants to contact him for T. V.\nSOONG it would be best to reach DAVIES at the White House. She\nsaid that DAVIES lives near the Chinese Embassy at Tregarin.\nHis office is Davies, Richberg etc. She told him that TOM said\nhe saw DAVIES last Saturday afternoon so he believed he was\nstill in Washington.\n10:15am CORCORAN to MR. PRETTYMAN at Hughes, Prettyman, and Newell (Phon.).\nC--Who is GODFREY MUNTER?\nP--Past President of District Bar Association, a local practitioner.\nHe was past President by accident more or less. He was\nfirst Vice-President when BO LAWS was President. BO went"
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