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Railroad Strike - 1951 - "Q"

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to FRANK H. QUENTIN on Importers and Manufacturers Representative 139 PRYOR ST., S. W. ATLANTA, GA. Fabruary 6th., 1951 Mr. Harry S. Truman President The White House Washington D.C. Dear Mr. President: Permit me please to express myself by saying that I think your handling of the Railroad Strike is inexcusable,totálly favoring the Labor Unions with no regard for the general public. Very truly yours, FHQ/H

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