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Letter from Harry S. Truman to Bess W. Truman

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the Harry S. Truman Independence, Mo. Monday Dear Bess:- any This has feen someday No letter. I thas at the farm and made mind to go and see Heal wallaving at Excession He d gone to Housas so to the Union Station to get a sandund I met Doc Johnson and he said that Shannon would he along so I maited ing politics, country state and spent a half how with audictional him tall gott home about midnightinal in hope the office at 7:45 this and the day blying to moke a budget been going spent It since. tero hundred and two employees will require the dictange of some

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Sachs, Alex F., 1889-1970 Truman, Margaret (Mary Margaret), 1924-2008 Shannon, Joseph B., 1867-1943 County government Depression, 1929

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