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		What do you do in a day? Meet with your boss, employees, clients? Go out to lunch with friends? Go to the dentist, the grocery store, or school? Come see what President Truman did every day of his Presidency! Search for a specific day (what was President Truman doing on your birthday?) or search for a specific person (how many times did President Truman meet with George Marshall?). President Truman also met with numerous everyday citizens during the course of his duties--did he meet with one of your relatives? Search the calendar to find out!
President Harry S. Truman. Source: Truman Library

	<< May 1950 >> Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat   1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31   Update the calendar Month January February March April May June July August September October November December    Year 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953   Search the calendar Enter keyword: AND OR NOT Limit by Year From: Any 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 To    : Any 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 Limit results per page 10 20 30 40 50 Instructions To use this calendar select the month and year you would like information about and press View Calendar. Then choose the date in that month and year, and the page will load for you. You can also search by keyword and choose the range of years within your search by filling out the boxes on the left side of the page. This Presidential Appointments Calendar is based upon the records contained in the Matthew J. Connelly Files			Thursday, May 25, 1950         [Public Papers: Joint Declaration With the United Kingdom and France on the Arab States and Israel]     [Public Papers: Statement by the President on the Joint Declaration on the Near East] 10:30 am Press and Radio Conference [Public Papers] 11:00 am Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt 11:15 am (Staff Meeting) 11:45 am (Hon. Nelson Lee Smith, Federal Power Commission) (OFF RECORD. Mr Dawson will bring in) 12:00 pm General Wade H. Haislip, Vice Chief of Staff (Recently Sir Basil Brooke, Prime Minister of Northern Ireland, while on visit here, presented to Vice Chief of Staff a silver replica of a monument erected at Belfast commemorating landing in Northern Ireland of first U.S. troops to enter Theatre of Operations, in January 1942. This plinth inscribed "Presented by the Government of Northern Ireland to the President of the United States of America, Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces." This plinth also possesses utilitarian value in form of desk ink set. Since it was desired keep presentation on nonpolitical basis Gen. Haislip, as former Senior Officer of American Armed Forces in Northern Ireland during this period, was designated to receive it on behalf of United States Armed Forces for transmittal to the President. Mr. Connelly checked with State Department before arranging.) 12:15 pm Hon. Henrik Shipstead, former Senator from Minnesota (In town this week and asked Mr. Connelly if might have opportunity to pay his respects to the President) 12:30 pm Hon. Dean Rusk, Deputy Under Secretary of State Hon. Allen Griffin (Arranged at suggestion of Under Secretary Webb; Griffin, with rank of Ambassador, headed up mission to southeast Asia, and this is to report on trip) 12:45 pm (Mr. Joseph D. Keenan, A.F. of L.) (Asked to come in OFF RECORD) 1:00 pm (LUNCH) 3:10 pm (Hon. George Schoeneman) 3:15 pm (Mr. Fred Whitaker) (Mr. Franklin Wagner) (Mr. Whitaker phoned Mr. Connelly last week to ask for this. OFF RECORD) 3:30 pm The Secretary of Agriculture [Charles F. Brannan] (Asked for one-half hour) 4:00 pm Mr. George Harrison, President, Union of Railroad Clerks (Called Mr. Connelly Wednesday to ask for this) 8:15 pm (The President and Mrs. Truman left for Constitution hall for Toscanini Concert - black tie) Truman Photographs for May 25, 1950 Search photo database   |  See all photos for May 25th, 1950     Featured Photograph View along north wall from the south window of Room G-17 during renovation of the White House.

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