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to James M. Pendergast
1959/06/02
Truman, Harry S., 1884-1972
With postscript: "You've always had your say & I've had mine & I am as fond of you as I always have been."
GLC04935.02
to John H. Hilldring.
1949/06/20
Thanks Hilldring for his letter from Rome and expresses his desire for a conversation with him when he returns from Europe.
GLC06196.008
Presidential proclamation.
1946/04/12
Countersigned by James F. Byrnes. Presidential proclamation nominating Hilldring as Assistant Secretary of State.
GLC06196.259
to Kenneth W. Snyder
February 20, 1946
Writing to Snyder in Kansas City, Missouri, Truman responds to Snyder's letter from February 13, 1946 and comments on an editorial from the Kansas City Star that advocated continued government participation in local community issues. Truman argues...
GLC00782.21
Statement by the President
15 November 1945
Signed and corrected by Truman. Honors the tenth anniversary of the Philippine commonwealth. Praises the Filipino people and notes the ordeals they experienced during World War II and the Japanese occupation. Remarks that they "are spiritually...
GLC01683
to Paul Nachtman
December 21, 1950
Thanks him for recommending Thomas D. O'Keefe and for sending 1884 dollars and an 1884 gold piece. The handwritten addition mentions enclosures: "Here are some souveniers for you. They are for the Carson City dollars. I'll accept the gold piece as a...
GLC01985
Pardon of Peter Robert Clark (c/s J. Howard McGrath [AG])
May 27, 1946
Convicted of piracy on the high seas: pardoned since his jail sentence had been commuted, his fine paid and his probation served. (No other reason mentioned.)
GLC00045.43
Memo to Attorney General re: possible pardon of John Carson
December 19, 1951
Typed on White House stationery. Stamped and dated by A.G. office. No mention of crime.
GLC00045.48
Pardon of Sol Lewis (c/s Thomas Clark [AG])
09 June 1949
(Alias Sollis Levinsky.) Convicted as an illegal alien; pardoned since law-abiding while serving parole, had partly paid $5000 fine and would be deported if not pardoned.
GLC00068.23
to Lewis Strauss
February 15, 1951
Harry S. Truman thanks Lewis Strauss for his memoranda. Truman thinks it is crucially important to maintain good relations with Jewish, Catholic and Protestant world leaders, "As you know, I have been trying my best to organize the moral forces of...
GLC00162.19
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