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Correspondence Between Edith Helm and William F. Pearson with Related Note

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PEARSON, MRS. WILLIAM FREDERICK Princess Octz4-26 Elief September 6, 1951 See Oct 31 MEMORANDUM FOR MR. MUIR: I acknowledged this letter from Mrs. Pearson and told her that BARRY ARCHIVES TRUMAN NATIONAL SERVICE'S LIGHTY her letter is being forwarded to U.S. the Division of Protocol, as all hovern details of the visit of the Princess Elizabeth are being handled by the State Department and the British Embassy. Mrs. J. M. Helm Secretary to Mrs. Truman

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