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Correspondence Between Francis Biddle and President Harry S. Truman

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February 2, 1946 Dear Judge: I certainly did appreciate your good letter of January fifth, and I an glad you had a pleasant visit in England. I think you are doing a wonderful job in this war criminal business and making a historical record that will be exceedingly valuable in the future. I know very well that you can't rush matters and I am not asicing you to do that at all. The American press has no patience with a public official no natter what he does and you have had enough excerience in public life not to let that bother you. I hope Mrs. Biddle will be able to go over, as suggested. Any assistance I can give her will be gladly given. Sincerely yours, HARRY S. TRUMAN ERATIONA ARCHIVE% RECOKOS Honorable Francis Biddle SEAV APO 124 A c/o Postnaster New York City, New York 4760 - Original ltr handed to Col. Marlin for transmittal, 2/5/56.

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