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Letter from Mrs. Thomas Jefferson Jordan to Bess W. Truman with a Reply from Edith Helm

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Jordan, Mrs. Thomas June 16, 1945 My dear Mrs. Jordan: HYWAHS & Since writing you on June eighth, I find that the White House is still closed to visitors and is likely to be for some time. Mrs. Truman is very sorry that it is not possible to have the group of club women visit here this year. It will be another cause for re- joicing when the war is over that this historic house will be open again and those who wish to visit it may do so when the opportunity offers. Very sincerely yours, Secretary to Mrs. Truman Mrs. Thomas J. Jordan 4204 Loch Raven Boulevard Baltimore 18, Maryland eh/r

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