33rd President. Typed letter signed “Harry S Truman” AS PRESIDENT, May 21, 1952, The White House Washington stationery, To Cyrus S. Ching, who was a noted labor union mediator and the first Director of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service when appointed by Truman in 1947, in full:
Please accept my hearty greetings on your seventy-sixth birthday. To one like yourself who is too busy with the affairs of life to bother about counting the years, a birthday should bring no worries. Congratulations and all good wishes.
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33rd President. Typed letter signed “Harry S Truman” AS PRESIDENT, May 21, 1952, The White House Washington stationery, To Cyrus S. Ching, who was a noted labor union mediator and the first Director of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service when appointed by Truman in 1947, in full:
Please accept my hearty greetings on your seventy-sixth birthday. To one like yourself who is too busy with the affairs of life to bother about counting the years, a birthday should bring no worries. Congratulations and all good wishes.
Fine example.