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Letter from Beth Owens and Sally Reagan to President Harry S. Truman with a Reply from William D. Hassett

Presidential Administration: Truman
Sender: Children
National Archives Catalog Identifier: 537438746
Date: April 1, 1948
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101-1 April 28, 1948 My dear Beth: The recent letter from Sally Reagan and yourself has been received and you may be sure that your interest in writing is appreciated. I am sorry to advise you, however, that the Presi- dent is so busy these days with official duties it is impossible to bring queries such as yours to his attention. I am sure that you will under- stand. Very sincerely yours, WILLIAM D. HASSETT Secretary to the President HARRY S. STATION NATIONAL AMOUNT THE STATEMENTS AND Beth Owens, 95 Trotter Place, Asheville, North Carolina. DDB 7 Beth Owen 95 Frotter Pl 12 ashville R.C. 4-26- Dear Mr. Trumam We are elevenuyears old. If women have a right to be president why is there neverer a woman president? not that we do inot think that # men shouldn't be presidentant not that we don't think you we think there should be one are a worderful president But once in a while. Please write to the address above,and keep this letter private. Sincerely Beth Owens Sally # Reagan THES AND LISANT THINK !!! HINDRY S
Collection HST-OFF
Official Files (Truman Administration)
1945 – 1953
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Official Files
1945 – 1953
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The President - Woman President, OF 101-I