Letter from Louis Laughlin to President Harry S. Truman with a Reply from William D. Hassett
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OCR Page 1 of 5June 25, 1945
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Dear Mr. Laughlin:
This makes belated acknowledgment of
your letter of May thirty-first addressed to the
President. The extraordinary pressure under which
the President has been working accounts for the
delay in telling you how much he appreciates this
thoughtful expression of your views. The President
was very glad also to have the suggestion which
you brought to his attention for his guidance in
assessing the value of the results at San Francisco.
In the rush of his preparations to go
to the Pacific Coast it was not possible for the
President to make personal acknowledgment. I do
want you to know, however, that he appreciated
your thoughtful interest and particularly your
assurance that his friends and acquaintances in
Kansas City wish him every success in the difficult
tasks ahead.
Very sincerely yours,
is
WILLIAM D. HASSETT
ONLY in NAME HARRY
Secretary to the President
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Louis A. Laughlin, Esq.,
1200 Dierks Building,
Kansas City 6, Missouri.
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