Fortune Portrait of Truman Reveals Heavy Burden and Style
A condensed Fortune profile portrays Harry S Truman as an active, direct leader grappling with inexperience in big decisions, heavy wartime legacies, and a Congress wary of independence. It notes his blunt hiring pace, preference for tough tasks first, and careful, plain dining routine.
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