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President Harry S. Truman. Source: Truman Library

	<< February 1949 >> 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   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, February 3, 1949     10:00 am Honorable Frank Pace, Director, Bureau of the Budget (Asked Mr. Connelly to arrange for him to have one- half hour) 10:30 am (Mr. Charles LaFollette) (Senator Kilgore thought the President would like to talk to LaFollette who has just returned from Germany.) 10:45 am Honorable Warren R. Austin (Asked for this through Dean Rusk) 11:00 am Mr. Luther Stewart, President, National Federation of Federal Employees (Mr. Stewart asked Mr. Dawson if he might call on the President) 11:15 am Colonel Charles Mueller, Chief of Medicine, Walter Reed Hospital (Requested this through Mr. Hassett, who arranged the appointment) 11:30 am The Secretary of Agriculture [Charles F. Brannan] (Phoned Mr. Connelly yesterday to ask for this) 11:45 am Theus J. McQueen, National Commandt, Marine Corps League (and nine-year-old son, Bruce) Colonel Jean Moreau, U. S. M. C. Retired Mr. Edwin W. Luther, National Legislative Director Mr. Oliver L. Onion (To pay respects of this organization to the President and present to him 1949 gold membership card) 12:00 pm Honorable J. Klahr Huddle, American Ambassador to Burma (To pay respects before returning to his post at Rangoon) 12:15 pm The President received group of young people representing 17 of the countries participating in the Marshall Plan: George Albrechtskirchinger, Germany Amalie Alvey, Civic Education Service Earnest Albey, Civic Education Service Gerhard Andlinger, Austria Cherry Avirett, The Washington Post William G. Avirett, The New York Herald Tribune Marco Bacciagaluppi, Italy Solvi Bauge, Norway Einar Benediktsson, Iceland Raoul Blumberg, Washington Post Peter Burgi, Switzerland Timothy Coss, Civic Education Service Roger DeBecker, Belgium Anthony Dometriadis, Greece Zoe Dragoumis, Greece Jale Ergunkan, Turkey Esbjorn Esbjornsen, Sweden Helen Ginandes, United States Gabriella Gisci, Italy Veruna Haefoli, Switzerland David Hegarty, Ireland Torston Hvidt, Denmark Elfriede Kapp, Germany Lena Kihlman, Sweden Louise LaBoulle, Belgium Christian Lange, Norway Richard Leather, United States Dr. Frank Monahan, Economic Cooperation Administration Anne Mueller, Great Britain Thomas K. Myer, Civic Education Service Rosemary Nugent, Ireland Miguel Maria Paizao d'Oliveira, Portugal Ferdinanda Popper, Austria Maria Manuela Querrerire Rebeca, Portugal Jean Roeder, Luxembourg Jean Claude Salle, France Gustaaf Albert Sedes, Holland William J. Shorrock, Civic Education Service Funt Toose, Turkey Hanne Thomsen, Denmark Rosa Thorbjornsdottir, Iceland Jenny Ellen Van Reyen, Holland J. J. Wadsworth, Economic Cooperation Administration Mady Weisgerberg, Luxemburg John Williams, Great Britain (These young people are in this country as result of having won essay contest sponsored by New York Herald in each of the countries. Title was "The Kind of World I Would Like to Live In. Planning on spending several weeks in this country and travel somewhat extensively, the high point of visit being their few days in Washington, at which time they want express to leaders of our Government their thanks for the help their countries have received through ECA. Requested by Paul Hoffman)     [Public Papers: Remarks to Young Representatives From Marshall Plan Countries] 12:30 pm The Secretary of State [Dean G. Acheson] (Usual Thursday appointment) 1:00 pm (Lunch) 4:00 pm Press and Radio Conference [Public Papers] 8:00 pm Off-the-record meeting in the President's Study at the Blair House: (The Vice President [Alben W. Barkley]) (The Attorney General [Tom C. Clark]) (The Secretary of the Treasury [John W. Snyder]) (The Secretary of the Labor [Maurice J. Tobin]) (Mr. Jack Bierwirth, President, New York Trust Company, New York, New York) (Mr. C. E. Wilson, President, General Electric Company, New York, New York) (Mr. John Collyer, Chairman of the Board, B. F. Goodrich Co.) (Mr. Robert Fleming)

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