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President Harry S. Truman. Source: Truman Library

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Connelly Files			Tuesday, November 25, 1952     Executive Orders:  [10414 RESTORING LAND OF THE UPOLU POINT MILITARY RESERVATION TO THE JURISDICITON OF THE TERRITORY OF HAWAII]     [Public Papers: Letter to the Chairman, Civil Service Commission, on the Need for Maintaining Rosters of Former Mobilization Personnel] 9:45 am General Hoyt S. Vandenberg, Chief of Staff, U. S. Air Force (To report on trip to Korea) 10:00 am (Staff) 11:00 am Colonel John Astor, owner and publisher of LONDON TIMES Honorable B. A. B. Burrows, Counsellor of British Embassy (The American Embassy in London asked for this appointment, through Protocol. Astor wished to present to the President the first copy of a memorial volume published by the TIMES to commemorate dedication on July 4, 1951 of the American Chapel in St. Paul's Cathedral, London. This copy autographed by a number of prominent Englishmen, including Prime Minister Churchill. This book is a record of ceremony which took place at time of dedication of Chapel, which will have on permanent display, honor roll of 28,000 members of U. S. Armed Forces killed in England during last war.) 11:15 am Congressman John D. Dingell, Michigan Congressman Thaddeus M. Machrowicz, Michigan Congressman John A. Blatnik, Minnesota Congressman John C. Kluczynski, Illinois (Honorable Charles Murphy) (Congressman Dingell asked for this to discuss St. Lawrence Waterway.) 11:30 am The President received a group of Business Paper Editors.   (Requested by Paul Wooten. This was usual bi-   annual conference which the business paper editors have yearly;   this was the second, first being on January 17, 1952.)   THE FOLLOWING WILL MEET WITH THE PRESIDENT:   SOCIETY OF BUSINESS MAGAZINE EDITORS   AIKEN, John Mechannual   BOLZ, Roger W. Machine Design   BRADBURY, William Utilization   BROWN, Kermit Food Field Reporter   CLISSOLD, Walter Bakers' Helper   CALDWELL, John H. Sales Management   COHEN, Stanley Advertising Age   CAMPBELL, Tom Iron Age   CARSON, Lorraine Dun's Review   COOMBES, Raymond Mechanization   CORNELL, John Paper Mill News   CRAIN, Kenneth Hospital Management   CUSTER, James R. Automotive Industries   DOOLY, William Constructor   ESS, T. J. Iron and Steel Engineer   FIRTH, Norman Dun's Review   FISHER, Mahlen R. Constructioneer   FITZGERALD, R. L. Boot and Shoe Recorder   GIBBS, Robert C. Chemical and Engineering News   GRAY, Robert Fueloil and Oil Heat   GREENE, A. W. Distribution Age   GREENE, Edward E. Institutional Food Wholesaler   HARRINGTON, Carl C. Mill & Factory   HEALE, Kenneth Hardware Age   HERS, Charles C. Machinery   JOYCE, Arthur T. Bakers' Weekly   KELLY, Fred Refrigerating Engineering   KENYON, Charles M. Motor Age   KERR, R. T. American Lumberman   KIEFER, Frank Department Store Economist   KING, Lansford F. Jewelers' Circular-Keystone   KRAYHILL, Richard L. Dun's Review   KREUTEBERG, K. C. Steel   KRUCKMAN, Arnold Kruckman News Service   KRUCKMAN, Margaret Glass Digest   LANGDON, Palmer N. Metal Finishing   LINDSAY, George C. Mechanization   McALLISTER, Stanley Masonry Construction   McCarthy, John F. Optical Journal   MARIWELLO, Reese L. Plant Engineering   MICHELSON, Edward J. Tide   NORMAN, John Fairchild Publications   OVERMAN, L. F. Heating and Ventilating   PHAIR, William A. Hardware Age   PETERSON, Eldridge Printers' Ink   RANNELLS, Karl Chilton Publications   RAWONS, C. B. Commercial Car Journal   RICHARDSON, W. A. Medical Economics   RICHTER, Frank Modern Railroads   ROSCOE, George B. Qualified Contractor   SHEARER, Andrew Automotive Industries   SIMKINS, Murray Commercial Car Journal   STEIFELD, Robert L. Machine Design   STROUPE, Raymond Chilton Publications   SUCH, Irwin H. Steel   SULLIVAN, George P. Iron Age   THUN, E. E. Metal Progress   TICHE, Frank Motor Age   TROUT, Joe Progressive Grocer   VITT, George N. American Exporter Industrial   VOGEL, Fred W. Modern Machine Shop   WARREN, James S. Restaurant Management   WELCH, Francis X. Public Utilities Fortnightly   WHITTINGTON, George A. Industrial Laboratories     [Public Papers: Remarks to a Group of Business Paper Editors] 11:45 am Judge Samuel I. Rosenman (Called Mr. Connelly ten days ago from New York and asked for this.) 12:00 pm Honorable Frederick Lawton, Director, Bureau of the Budget (One half hour) 12:35 pm (Honorable Averell Harriman, Director for Mutual Security) OFF THE RECORD 12:45 pm Honorable Robert A. Lovett, the Secretary of Defense (Usual Tuesday appointment) 1:05 pm (Honorable James McCahey, of Chicago) OFF THE RECORD 1:10 pm (LUNCH) 3:00 pm (Mr. Norman Cousins, Editor, The Saturday Review of Literature) OFF THE RECORD (Wrote to the President last August, expressing hope he might talk to him sometime this fall about ideas he has for a proposed Presidential farewell address. Came to see Mr. Connelly and saw the President OFF RECORD.) 3:30 pm Senator Carl Hayden, Arizona (Called Mr. Connelly last week and asked for this.) 3:45 pm Honorable Anna M. Rosenberg, Assistant Secretary of Defense (Reported on recent trip to Korea) 4:00 pm (Mr. Abraham Feinberg, of New York) OFF THE RECORD

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