Papers. 1948-1972.

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Papers. 1948-1972.

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First lady of the U.S., 1952-1960. Letter, 14 August 1948 to Mrs. Percy Thompson regarding West Point Women's Club; letter, 30 May 1972 from Gettysburg to General William Knowlton expressing appreciation for the General's hospitality during the Eisenhower Hall dedication ceremonies.

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