Truman Library: Letters and memoranda, spanning September 24, 1945-October 22, 1945, among President Harry S. Truman and top U.S. State Department officials, as well as Chairman of the Democratic National Committee Robert E. Hannegan, covering a broad range of United Nations issues, including the U.N.'s headquarters location, its charter, representation, membership, and leadership selection. From the Papers of Harry S. Truman, Official File.

Letters and memoranda, spanning September 24, 1945-October 22, 1945, among President Harry S. Truman and top U.S. State Department officials, as well as Chairman of the Democratic National Committee Robert E. Hannegan, covering a broad range of United Nations issues, including the U.N.'s headquarters location, its charter, representation, membership, and leadership selection. From the Papers of Harry S. Truman, Official File.

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$Letters and memoranda, spanning September 24, 1945-October 22, 1945, among President Harry S. Truman and top U.S. State Department officials, as well as Chairman of the Democratic National Committee Robert E. Hannegan, covering a broad range of United Nations issues, including the U.N.\'s headquarters location, its charter, representation, membership, and leadership selection. From the Papers of Harry S. Truman, Official File.$

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