President Harry Truman speaks from the back of the Ferdinand Magellan railcar during a stop in Parkersburg in 1945. (Photo Provided) Moving a president around the country has never been an easy task.
Harry Truman was out to see the people, to be seen by the people, and to put on the act at which he has no current peer. The occasion was a trip to St. Paul for the 100th anniversary of Minnesota as a ...
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