Letter from Harry S. Truman to Jonathan Daniels
In this letter from President Harry S. Truman to his former press secretary, Jonathan Daniels, who was writing a biography of the President (published in 1950 as "The Man of Independence"), Truman frankly evaluates the Cabinet members and other high officials he inherited from...
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OCR Page 1 of 4HARRY $ NATIONAL TRUMAR LIBRARY
D.S.
GOVE AND not wailed THE WHITE HOUSE Feb.26.1950.
WASHINGTON
Dear Jona than:- I monder if
you have thought to go into the
merale of the calinet and those
background and ability of each
who sat with the catine which
I inherited on april 12, 1945.
It should make an interesting
I should A hing the subject
chapter in your look Mayle
to your attention, fut as I
look back on that situation it
makes the shudder I am sure
that God almighty had me fg
the hand. He must have had
a personal in twest in the
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