Truman's Address at His First Official Appearance Before Congress as President

4/16/1945

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National Archives Identifier: 2353528

Full Citation: Sound Recording 200.163; Address of Harry S. Truman at His First Official Appearance Before Congress as President; 4/16/1945; Sound Recordings of Broadcasts, 1927 - 1962; Collection NBC: National Broadcasting Company, Inc., Collection; National Archives at College Park, College Park, MD. [Online Version, https://docsteach.org/documents/document/address-truman-appearance-before-congress-as-president, April 25, 2025]

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