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Letter from Edith Helm to Ernest L. Kendall

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CAPITOL PAGE SCHOOL RECEIVED CAPITOL PAGE SCHOOL you ERNEST L. KENDALL, Principal MAY 23 1947 U. S. CAPITOL MRS. helm WASHINGTON, D. C. May 22, 1947. My dear Mrs. Helm: We appreciate your letter of May 10, although it is a disappointment. We understand that occasions like this cannot be arranged on short notice. We are grateful for your every kindness in our behalf and trust that both Mrs. Truman and yourself will have a pleasant summer. We trust, also, that the President's mother will soon be recovered to a point of satisfaction to the entire Truman family. BARRY TROMAN AND LIBERTY Sincerely yours, is Printed L. Rendale Principal. Mrs. J. M. Helm, Secretary to Mrs. Truman, The White House, Washington, D. C.

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