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  American Heritage • American History Illustrated • American Jewish Outlook • American Mercury • American Spectator • Bulletin of Atomic Scientists • Collier’s • Coronet • Esquire • Etude • Fortune • Harper’s • History Today • Liberty • Life • Look • McCall’s • Military History Quarterly • Missouri Life • Nation • New Republic • New Yorker • New York Times Magazine • Newsweek • Parade • Parents Magazine • Reader’s Digest • Saturday Evening Post • Saturday Review • Smithsonian • This Week • Time • Wallace’s Farmer • Washingtonian • Whistle Stop.

  NEWSPAPERS CONSULTED

  Albuquerque (New Mexico) Journal • American Observer • Arizona Republic • Atlanta Journal • Baltimore Sun • Belton (Missouri) Star-Herald • Blue Springs (Missouri) Examiner • Boston Daily Globe • Boston Globe • Boston Post • Catholic Herald Citizen • Charleston (West Virginia) Gazette • Chicago Daily News • Chicago Sun • Chicago Sun-Times • Chicago Tribune • Christian Science Monitor • Cincinnati Enquirer • Cleveland Plain Dealer • Columbus (Ohio) Evening Dispatch • Daily Oklahoman • Dallas Morning News • Denver Post • Deseret News (Utah) • Des Moines Register • Detroit Free Press • Detroit News • Emporia (Kansas) Daily Gazette • Hartford Courant • Idaho Daily Statesman • Illinois State Register • Independence (Missouri) Examiner • Independence (Missouri) Sentinel • Indianapolis Star • Jackson (Mississippi) Daily News • Jackson County (Missouri) Advocate • Jackson County (Missouri) Examiner • Kansas City Jewish Chronicle • Kansas City Business Journal • Kansas City Journal-Post • Kansas City Star • Kansas City Times • Kansas City Weekly Enterprise • Knoxville (Tennessee) News-Sentinel • Lamar (Missouri) Democrat • Lansing (Michigan) Star Journal • Liberty (Missouri) Tribune • Long Island (New York) Press • Louisville Courier-Journal • Memphis Commercial Appeal • Miami Herald • Montana Standard • Morning World Herald (Omaha, Nebraska) • New Bedford (Massachuset
ts) Standard Times • New York Herald-Tribune • New York Times • New York World-Telegram • Philadelphia Inquirer • Pittsburgh Courier • Pittsburgh Post-Gazette • Portland (Oregon) Journal • Prairie Farmer • Rochester (New York) Democrat and Chronicle • Salt Lake City Tribune • San Antonio Express • San Francisco Chronicle • Seattle Times • Shelby (Kentucky) Sentinel News • Skaneateles (New York) Press • South Bend (Indiana) Tribune • St. Louis (Missouri) Globe-Democrat • St. Louis (Missouri) Post-Dispatch • St. Louis (Missouri) Star-Times • St. Paul Pioneer Press • Syracuse Post Standard • Times (London) • Toledo Blade • Tucson Daily Citizen • Wall Street Journal • Washington (D.C.) Daily News • Washington (D.C.) Post • Washington (D.C.) Star • Washington (D.C.) Times Herald • Willard (Ohio) Times

  PHOTOGRAPHIC ARCHIVAL SOURCES

  Harry S. Truman Library • Jackson County Historical Society • Joseph C. Pruett • Kansas City Star • Library of Congress • National Archives • United States Senate Historical Office • Washington Star

  Index

  Acheson, Alice

  Acheson, Dean

  atomic bomb and

  attacks on

  background of

  China and

  Churchill and

  death of

  defense spending and

  Europe and

  farewell luncheon for Trumans given by

  Greece and

  Hiss and

  on HST

  HST’s correspondence with

  HST’s library and

  HST’s memoirs and

  and HST’s remarks on Kennedy and civil rights

  HST’s retirement and

  HST’s Yale visit and

  influence of

  Kennedy and

  Korean War and

  MacArthur and

  McCarthy’s attacks on

  on Marshall

  Marshall Plan and

  NATO and

  Nixon’s attack on

  NSC-68 report and

  physical appearance of

  as Secretary of State

  Truman Doctrine and

  as Under Secretary of State

  on Z Committee

  Acheson, Mary

  ADA (Americans for Democratic Action)

  Adam, John

  Adams, Abigail

  Adams, John

  Adams, John Quincy

  Adams, Sherman

  Adenauer, Konrad

  Adonis, Joe

  AEC, see Atomic Energy Commission, U.S.

  Age of Jackson, The (Schlesinger)

  Agricultural Adjustment Act (1938)

  Aiken, George

  aircraft production

  Air Force, U.S.

  Alamogordo, atomic tests at

  Alaska

  Albright, Robert C.

  Alcoa (Aluminum Company of America)

  Alemán, Miguel

  Allen, Charlie

  Allen, Fred

  Allen, George E.

  Allen, Robert S.

  Alsop, Joseph

  Alsop, Stewart

  Aluminum Company of America (Alcoa)

  aluminum production

  Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America

  America First movement

  American Federation of Labor

  American Jewish Congress

  American Legion

  American Lithofold Corporation

  American Magazine

  American Mercury

  “American Relations with the Soviet Union” (Clifford and Elsey)

  Americans for Democratic Action (ADA)

  American Weekly

  American Zionist Emergency Council

  Anami, Korechika

  Anderson, “Bloody Bill,”

  Anderson, Clinton

  Anderson, Reuben

  Anderson, Vernice

  Andrew Jackson (James)

  Andrews, Bert

  anti-trust laws

  Arabs, Palestinian

  armed forces, see military

  Armory Show of 1913

  Army contracts, see defense spending

  Arnold, Henry H. “Hap,”

  art, HST’s views on

  Arthur, Chester A.

  Arvey, Jake

  Atlanta Constitution

  Atlanta Journal

  Atlantic Charter

  atomic bomb, atomic energy

  Acheson and

  Alamogordo test of

  in attacks on Japan

  Bikini tests of

  Forrestal and

  hydrogen, see hydrogen bomb

  Interim Committee on

  Korean War and

  Manhattan Project and

  military vs. civilian custody of

  morality of

  as nonmilitary weapon

  Soviet Union and

  Atomic Energy Commission, U.N.

  Atomic Energy Commission (AEC), U.S.

  Lilienthal as head of

  superbomb and

  Attlee, Clement

  Atwell, Lester

  Audubon, John James

  Aurthur, Robert Alan

  Austin, Warren

  Australia

  Austria

  automobile industry

  auto workers’ strike (1946)

  Axtell, Enos

  Ayers, Eben

  Vaughan and

  Aylward, James P.

  Azerbaijan

  B-26 bomber

  B-29 bomber:

  in Berlin Airlift

  in fire bombing of Japan

  Babcock, Gaylon

  Bacall, Lauren

  Baker, Russell

  Baldwin, Hanson

  Balfour, Arthur, Lord

  Balfour Declaration

  Balkan states

  Ball, George

  Ball, Joseph H.

  Baltic provinces

  Baltimore Sun

  B. Altman & Company

  Bankhead, Tallulah

  Bankhead, William B.

  Banning, Mr. and Mrs. William

  “Barbara Frietchie” (Whittier)

  Bard, Ralph A.

  Barkley, Alben

  death of

  HST as seen by

  HST’s Senate reelection and

  as majority leader

  prop-stop campaign of

  as vice-presidential candidate (1944)

  as vice-presidential candidate (1948)

  Barnes, James M.

  Barr, David

  Barr, Robert

  Barry, Frank

  Barrymore, Ethel

  Bartky, Walter

  Baruch, Bernard

  Bataan

  Battery D (2nd Battalion, 129th Field Artillery)

  Battle, Lucius

  Battle of Britain

  Baughman, U.E.

  Baydur, Huseyin Ragip

  Bay of Pigs

  Bean, Louis

  Beatty, Earl David

  Beaverbrook, William Aitken, Lord

  Bechtel, Stephen

  Belair, Felix, Jr.

  Bell, Art

  Bell, Elliott

  Bell, Jasper

  Benedict XV, Pope

  Bennett, David A.

  Benny, Jack

  Bentley, Elizabeth

  Benton, Thomas Hart (artist)

  Benton, Thomas Hart (senator)

  Berenson, Bernard

  Berenstein, David

  Bergen, Edgar

  Berger, Meyer

  Bergheim, Myrtle

  Bergin, Thomas G.

  Beria, Lavrenti

  Berlin

  Berlin, Irving

  Berlin crisis

  airlift in

  turn of tide in

  Vinson mission and

  Bernadotte, Folke

  Bernstein, Carl

  Bernstein, Leonard

  Berry, Lucian D.

  Best Years of Our Lives, The

  Bevin, Ernest

  Bidault, Georges

  Biddle
, Francis

  Biffle, Les

  Bikini

  Bingham, George Caleb

  Binnagio, Charles

  Birdzell, Donald

  Black, Hugo L

  Blackmore, Dwight

  blacks

  Byrnes and

  murders of

  Roosevelt and

  as voters

  see also civil rights; racial prejudice

  Blair, Frank

  Blair House

  Blandy, William

  Blaustein, Jacob

  Blitz, Samuel

  Block, Herb

  Boeing

  Boettiger, Anna Roosevelt

  Boettiger, John

  Bogart, Humphrey

  Boggs, Lilburn W.

  Boggs, Lindy

  Bohlen, Charles “Chip,”

  on Marshall

  at Potsdam

  Bolich, Daniel A.

  Bonesteel, Charles

  Boone, Daniel

  Boone, Daniel Morgan

  Borah, William E.

  Border War

  Boring, Floyd M.

  Boston Globe

  Boston Post

  Bourgholtzer, Frank

  Bowles, Chester

  Bowman, Frederick

  Boyd, William

  Boyle, Clara

  Boyle, William

  accusations against

  background and character of

  resignation of

  Bradley, John H.

  Bradley, Omar

  atomic bomb and

  Berlin crisis and

  Korean War and

  MacArthur and

  Brandeis, Louis D.

  Brandeis, Mrs. Louis D.

  Brandt, Raymond

  Brewster, O. C

  Brewster, Owen

  Brian, Donald

  Brice, George

  Bricker, John W.

  Bridges, Styles

  Brooks, Curley

  Brooks, Philip C

  Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Brotherhood

  Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen

  Browder, Earl

  Brown, John

  Brown, John Mason

  Brown, Matilda D. “Tillie,”

  Brownell, Herbert, Jr.

  Bryan, William Jennings

  Bryant, Paul

  Buchenwald

  Buck, Pearl S.

  Bud Billiken Day

  budget, national

  Bulgaria

  Bulger, Miles

  Bundschu, Henry

  Bunnelle, Robert

  Burke, Ken

  Burns, James MacGregor

  Burrus, Florence

  Burrus, Rufus

  Burton, Harold H.