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President Harry S. Truman.  Source: Truman Library.   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!
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This Presidential Appointments Calendar is based upon the records contained in the
Matthew J. Connelly Files
   
Tuesday, November 4, 1947
   
10:00 am The Secretary of Labor [Lewis B. Schwellenbach]
10:45 am (Mr. Ira F. Lewis, Negro Publisher)
(Mr. Charles Ross will bring him in off record)
11:00 am (Mr. Cyrus L. Sulzberger, N. Y. Times chief
European Correspondent)
(At request of Felix Belair. Mr. Sulzberger just
back from Europe and would like to discuss that
situation with the President. Off record.)
11:15 am Mr. Perry Faulkner, Director, Veterans'
Employment Service, United States Employment
Service, Department of Labor
(Arranged by Mr. Ted Marks.)
11:30 am Honorable Paul A. Walker, Commissioner, FCC
(As result of the President's talk with Governor
Kerr last week, when the Governor asked that
Mr. Walker be designated as Temporary Chairman
of FCC)
11:45 am Dr. C. Oscar Johnson, Pastor, Third Baptist Church,
St. Louis, Missouri
(Wrote the President in October asking if he might
call when in Washington at this time. The
President replied that he would be glad to see.)
12:00 pm Mr. Melvin M. Johnson, of Scottish Rite
Mr. Melvin M. Johnson, Jr.
(Mr. Johnson Senior phoned Mr. Matthew Connelly about ten
days ago to ask for this appointment.)
12:15 pm (Vice Admiral DeWitt C. Ramsey)
(At suggestion of the Secretary of the Navy [John L. Sullivan]- off record.)
12:30 pm Honorable James M. Landis, Chairman, CAB
Honorable Norman Armour, Assistant Secretary of State
Mr. John P. Barringer, from Aviation Division of State
(Mr. Landis asked for the appointment - Mr. Armour
asked if he might bring along Barringer.)
12:45 pm (Mr. Lester Markel, Sunday Editor of the New York
Times.)
(Made request through Mr. Charles Ross - off record.)
1:00 pm (Lunch)
3:30 pm (General How)
3:45 pm The President received the Committee appointed during
"Employ Physically Handicapped Week":
Mrs. Alice B. Dunnigan, Associated Negro Press
Mr. Chester C. Steadman, The Boston Post, Vice President
Mr. Earl H. Gammons, Columbia Broadcasting System,
Vice President
Mr. Phillip Peck, Representing Editor-in-Chief,
International News Service
Mr. James F. King, Kansas City Star
Mrs. Esther Van Wagonery, Tufty, Michigan Dailies
Mr. Charter Hoslep, Mutual Broadcasting System
Mr. Gene Juster, National Broadcasting Corporation
Mr. Robert K. Richards, National Association of
Broadcasters
Mr. Vance Johnson, San Francisco Chronicle
Mr. Arch Mercey, American Marine Engineer
Mr. B. M. McKelway, Evening Star
Senator P. G. Stromberg, National Editorial Assoc.
Mr. Alexander P. Jones, Washington Post
Mr. Michael W. Flynn, Washington Times Herald
Mr. Buell W. Hudson, Woonsocket Call
Mr. Leigh Ore, American Cancer Society
Dr. Walter M. Yater, American College of Physicians
and Surgeons
Dr. Paul B. Magnuson, American College of Surgeons
Miss Mildred Scott, American Federation of the
Physically Handicapped
Dr. Ira D. Scott, American Foundation for the
Physically Handicapped
Miss Betty C. Wright and Mr. Harry Wareham,
American Hearing Society
Mrs. Elizabeth La Perle, American Nurses' Association
Miss Mildred Elson, American Physiotherapy Association
Mr. Howard Kline, American Public Health Assoc.
Mr. L. H. Dennis, American Vocational Association
Mr. Oliver A. Friedman, Goodwill Industries of America
Colonel John N. Smith, Institute for Crippled and
Disabled
Miss Gertrude H. Bowling, Instructive Visiting
Nurse Society
Mrs. Frances Shaffer, International Society for
Welfare of Cripples
Dr. Herman Kabat, Kabat-Kaiser Institute
Mrs. Helen Clarke, National Assoc. to Control Epilepsy
Mr. Oliver Kincannon, Nat'l Rehabilitation Assoc.
Mr. Walter K. Handy, National Society for the Blind
Mr. Norris S. Frank, The Seeing Eye, Inc.
Mr. F. Ray Power, States Vocational Rehabilitation
Council
Mr. A. L. Spradling, Amalgamated Assoc. of Street,
Electric RR & Motor Coach Employees
Mrs. Esther Peterson, Amalgamated Clothing Workers
of America
Letis G. Hines and Walter J. Mason, American
Federation of Labor
Mr. L. M. Raftery, Brotherhood of Painters Decorators
and Paperhangers
Mr. Frank Fernbach, CIO
Mr. Charles Sands, Hotel & Restaurant Employees
and Bartenders Int. Union
Mr. George McKenna, Journeymen Barbers, Hairdressers
& Cosmetologists Union
Mr. Leslie L. Myers, Int. Assoc. of Bridge Structural
& Ornamental Iron Workers
Mr. A. J. Hayes, International Association of Machinists
Mr. Louis A. Lopez, Int. Brotherhood of Printing
Pressmen & Asst. Union
Mr. O. A. Kinight, Oil Workers International Union
Mr. W. D. Johnson, Order of Railway Conductors of
America
Mr. A. E. Lyon, Railway Labor Executives Assoc.
Mr. James A. Suffridge, Retail Clerks Int. Assoc.
Mr. Emil Rieve, Textile Workers of America
Mr. Ralph Showalter, United Auto Workers, CIO
Mr. O. William Blaier, United Brotherhood of Carpenters
& Joiners
Mr. Marx Lewis, United Hatters, Cap & Millinery Workers
Intl. Union
Mr. C. F. Daivs, United Mine Workers of America
Mr. Thomas R. Owens, United Rubber, Cork,
Linoleum and Plastic Workers
Mr. John Brophy, United Steel Workers of America, CIO
Mr. William O. Hills, American Trade Assoc. Executives
Mr. Robert Ramspeck, Air Transport Association of
America
Mr. W. R. Ogg, American Farm Bureau Federation
Mr. Ralph H. Lavers, American Legion
Colonel Harry F. Thompson, American Red Cross
Mr. Andrew Newman, American Veterans Committee
Mr. Clarence Adamy, American Veterans of World War II
Mr. A. B. Kapplin, B'nai B'rith
Mrs. Irene Koenigsberger, B'nai B'rith Women's
Supreme Council
Rabbi Gersenfeld, Central Conference of American Rabbis
Mr. R. D. Siverson, Chamber of Commerce of the U. S.
Mr. Randall J. Hicks, Civitan International
Mr. H. H. Hughes, Committee for Economic Development
Mr. Eli Cohen, Council of Jewish Federation &
Welfare Funds
Mr. Ted Driscoll, Council of State Governments
Mr. Millard Rice, Disabled American Veterans
Mr. Charles P. McCann, Faternal Order of Eagles
Mrs. Sally Clagett, General Federation of Women's Clubs
Miss Edith R. Lowry, Homes Missions Council of North
America
Mr. Arthur C. Tiemeyer, Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Mr. C. Harold Whittum, Liberty Mutual Insurance Co.
Mr. William Bird, Lions International
Mr. A. Harry Moore, Councellor-at-Law
Mr. Leslie Perry, National Assoc. for Advancement of
Colored People
Mr. John M. Convery, National Association of Manufacturers
Rev. Paul A. Tanner, National Catholic Welfare
Conference
Mr. Russell Smith, National Farmers Union
Mr. Lloyd C. Halverson, The National Grange
Mr. Julius A. Thomas, National Urban League
Miss Elizabeth Christman, National Women's Trade
Union League
Mr. Roderick Stephens, Roderick Stephens & Associates
Mr. Ted Gamble, Theater Owners of America
Mr. Jack Carter, Veterans of Foreign Wars
The Honorable Secretary of Labor [Lewis B. Schwellenbach]
The Under Secretary of Labor [Keen Johnson]
Honorable Harry B. Mitchell, President, CSC
General Omar Bradley, Veterans Administration
Honorable Oscar Ewing, Federal Security Administration
Admiral Ross T. McIntire, Md., Chairman
Dr. Merle E. Frampton, PhD, Vice Chairman
Mr. Paul Strachan, Assistant to Chairman
Mr. William McCahill, Assistant to Chairman
Mr. K. Vernon Banta, Assistant to Chairman
(This appointment arranged at the request of
the Secretary of Labor. [Lewis B. Schwellenbach])
4:00 pm (Honorable George Allen)

 
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