Truman's turbulent presidency and post office life
The article chronicles Harry S. Truman’s rise from county judge to 33rd president, his wartime and postwar challenges, and his later years. It notes his role in halting communism abroad, the Truman Doctrine, the Marshall Plan, Korea, and Berlin. It also details his health decline, private life with Bess, and visits by presidents Nixon Johnson Eisenhower as well as Churchill’s praise.
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Memorial Rites Thursday For Mrs. Stuart Symington
Evelyn Wadsworth Symington wife of U S Senator Stuart Smington and mother of Representative James Symington died Sunday of a heart attack at 69 after attending a Washington NFL playoff game. She had toured Europe with Congress and vacationed in Florida.
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