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Harry S Truman National Historic Site
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Rev. David Patrick
Patrick, Rev. David C.
Interviewed August 14, 1991
The Reverend David C. Patrick served as rector of Trinity Episcopal Church in Independence, Missouri, for four years (1951-1955). During that period he was the pastor for Bess W. Truman, Margaret Truman, and Madge Gates Wallace, who died in 1952.
Interview (pdf - 173KB)
Milton Perry
Perry, Milton F.
Interviewed July 18, 1991
Milton Perry served as the first curator of the Truman Library until his retirement in 1976. Perry had the unique benefit of working with his historical source and, as a result, worked closely with Harry S Truman to develop the exhibits in the library.
Interview (pdf - 364KB)
Alex Petrovic
Petrovic, Alex M.
Interviewed August 19, 1991
Judge Alex Petrovic, offers a unique perspective as the legislative representative of the Trumans in Jefferson City, Missouri, as then as an eastern district judge of Jackson County. These positions brought him into occasional contact with the Trumans and reveal Mr. Truman's interest in local political affairs at least until 1970.
Interview (pdf - 2.6MB)
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Pettigrew, Alversia
Interviewed July 12, 2003
Interview
Bo Pike
Pike, Bo
Interviewed August 24, 1989
On May 27, 1955, Margaret Truman hosted Edward R. Murrow's Person to Person and interviewed her parents, former President and Mrs. Harry Truman while they sat in the comfort of their Independence, Missouri home. Bo Pike was then a technician for Kansas City's CBS affiliate and provided technical support for the broadcast.
Interview
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