Letter from Harry S. Truman to Mary Jane Truman

THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON November 3, 1945 Dear Mary: I have been so tied up with Labor affairs that I haven't had a chance to answer your telegram, or your letter. I think that outfit has turned out to be just as low down as I thought it would be, although I had hoped they could see the error of their ways and do what was right just once but, apparently, they couldn't. Don't you worry about it because I think you will be better off anyway although, because you wanted it, I pulled a lot of strings and tried my best to help you get it. I don't think the situation would have been any different if I had come out there - it just was not possible for me to get there. In fact, I have had to cancel the engagements I made for the fourteenth, fifteenth and sixteenth in Kansas City and Liberty. I hope namma is feeling all right and that you arrive home safely. Write me when you get an opportunity. Magin has gone to West Point and it is quit around the House. Sheta a lot of Kids went to hear quace Moore sing in Tosea KALLMAN co" NARA last tuty ld. honets you foth Harry.