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Seventeen year veteran with the Associated Press. Later news editor and acting managing editor of the Providence (Rhode Island) Journal-Bulletin, after which he served in the White House as liaison for the press-radio division of the Office of Inter-American Affairs. In January, l945, he became part of the White House staff as a press officer until he retired at the end of the Truman administration. |
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Interview Transcripts by Jerry N. Hess [Notices and Restrictions | List of Subjects Discussed]
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Barkley, Alben W.
Canfil, Fred Carr, Albert Clifford, Clark Connelly, Matthew
Daniels, Jonathan Dawson, Donald Democratic National convention of 1948 Douglas, William 0. Drescher, George C.Early, Stephen Eisenhower, Dwight D., and declining of candidacy in Presidential campaign of 1948 Elsey, George Ernst, MorrisFlynn, Edward J. Flythe, William Fox, Joseph Fulton, HughGraham, Dr. Wallace Hassett, William Hillman, William Hume, PaulJamieson, Frank Key West:
"Leaks" of news from the White House Long, Dewey Lovett, Robert Luckinan, CharlesMcGrath, J. Howard McKim, Edward Maragon, John Molotov, Vyacheslav Murphy, Charles S., and Presidential campaign of 1948National Broadcasting Company, and speech by James F. Byrnes Noyes, David, and Presidential campaign of 1948Omaha, Nebraska, and speech by President Truman in 1948 Patterson, Richard, Jr. Pearson, Drew Perimeter, Irving Poker playing of Harry S. Truman Porter, Paul Potsdam conference, report by President Truman to White House staff Presidential appointments list, preparation of Presidential campaign of 1948:
Redding, Jack Reilly, Michael F. Reinsch, J. Leonard Rigdon, William Roosevelt, Franklin D.:
Secret Service, White House detail Security controversy at Key West Shoop, Duke Short, Joseph Smith, Walter Bedell, and Presidential campaign of 1948 Snyder, John Special session of 80th congress Speechwriting in the Presidential campaign of 1948 Stalin, Joseph Steelman, John Stettinius, Edward R., Jr. Surles, General AlexanderTelevision broadcasts from White House Trohan, Walter Truman, Harry S.:
Vaccaro, Tony Vinson, Chief Justice Fred, and "mission to Moscow" proposalWallace, Henry A.:
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