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The President's House by Margaret Truman
The President's House by Margaret Truman









The President

She wrote several non-fiction and fiction books. * William Wallace Daniel (1959 - 2000) - who died in a New York City taxi cab collision * Clifton Truman Daniel (born 1957) - has written and spoken publicly about his grandfather and his experiences as the grandchild of a president.

The President

Truman married New York Times reporter (and later editor) Clifton Daniel (1912 - 2000) on Apat Trinity Episcopal Church in Independence, Missouri. Truman's place in pop culture was confirmed by her appearances as a Guest Panelist on the popular game show What's My Line?, replacing Dorothy Kilgallen several times and also appearing as a Mystery Guest. She performed on stage, radio and television until the mid 1950s. Sold tickets.” Truman's singing career was widely publicized during her father's presidency and the Februcover of Time Magazine carried her image with a single musical note floating by her head. She is flat a good deal of the time.” Her father, then President, wrote to Hume, "I have never met you, but if I do you'll need a new nose and plenty of beefsteak and perhaps a supporter below." Years later she recalled, “I thought it was funny. After a performance in December 1950, Washington Post music critic Paul Hume wrote she was “extremely attractive on the stage. After graduating from George Washington University and receiving some operatic vocal training, she debuted with the radio broadcast of a vocal recital in March 1947. Truman pursued a singing career in the late 1940s. In 1944 Truman christened the battleship USS Missouri, which was named after her home state (when the ship was recommissioned in 1986 she was a featured speaker at the ceremony). Truman (33rd President of the United States) and his wife Bess.īorn in Independence, Missouri, she was christened Mary Margaret Truman (for her aunt Mary Jane Truman and her maternal grandmother Margaret Gates Wallace) but was called Margaret from early childhood. Mary Margaret Truman-Daniel, widely known throughout her life as "Margaret Truman", (FebruJanuary 29, 2008) was an American singer who later became a successful writer.











The President's House by Margaret Truman