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Truman, Harry S. Autographed copy of Museum Graphic, Letter to Bartlett Boder, 1950Entry/Object ID
AM1992.9.28Scope and Content
Truman, Harry S. Autographed copy of Museum Graphic, Letter to Bartlett Boder, 1950.
Joseph Healey was returning one on the Museum Graphic's with Harry S. Truman's autograph. H. S. T. had helped dedicate the Pony Express Monument at 9th and Frederick Avenue. Mr. Healey was the Washington Representative of the Historical Society . c 1950
Bio of Healey
Joseph F. Healey was born on November 12, 1891. A resident of St. Joseph, Missouri, he was a close friend of Harry S. Truman. He and his wife, Faustina, were married on April 16, 1921.
Healey served as secretary to Congressman Richard M. Duncan for ten years. From 1945 to 1947, he was executive secretary to Senator Frank P. Briggs. In 1949, he was appointed Associate Member of the Board of Veterans’ Appeals for Vocational Rehabilitation and Education in the Veterans Administration.
Healey died in St. Petersburg, Florida, on August 15, 1968.Lexicon
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U.S. Presidents, Pony Express Statue, Truman, Harry S., Truman Autograph on Museum Graphic, Boder Family, Miuseum GraphicRelationships
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