Harry Truman

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The Manhattan Project

# He was a better president probably of all time.

# FDR served 3 terms as president-- more than any other US president-- so the conditional clause in the question ('if...died') in the question is really unnecessary to judge the merits of Roosevelt's presidency.

Dixiecrats were angry he supported civil rights. (Apex)

The "Dixiecrats" or States' Rights Democratic Party split from the Southern wing of the Democratic Party over the issue of racial integration and was testing its political power in the 1948 Presidential election, nominating Strom Thurmond. Truman still managed to win over Thomas Dewey, who had been leading in the polls. The division among Southern Democrats would help lead to the two Republican victories by Dwight Eisenhower in 1952 and 1956.

The other party that split from the Democrats was the Progressive Party. Although they garnered nearly as many votes as the Dixiecrats, they won no electoral votes.

In 1884, very few people were born in ANY hospital. Like almost everyone, he was born at home.

* Appreciation for Truman's legacy and methodology in office increases with every passing year, as does the value of his genuine signature. * As with all collectibles, determining value is a function of authenticity and condition. If genuine, the photo would be worth $75-200, depending on condition and pose. Autographed photos can range from 75 to 2000 depending on the condition and content of the photo (pose, other people, the event, etc.)

An original copy of the "Dewey defeats Truman" headline in the Chicago Daily Tribune is only worth what a buyer is willing to pay for it. The hardest thing is going to be to prove that the copy is actually the real deal. This newspaper is very easy to copy because of the method used to print it.

He had a sign that said "The Buck Stops Here"

Potsdam of the federal state of Brandenburg in Germany. It was known as the Potsdam conference.

The Truman Doctrine simply stated that the United States would help any country that was fighting against the armed minority.

yes especially since he had dropped the Abomb on japan. but then the allies wouldve won, right? He's not a criminal. The atomic bomb is a weapon, and it saved many American lives. There was no reason that it should not have been used. They might have tried him if we lost, but he didn't do anything wrong in my opinion.

Going to war

http://history.sandiego.edu/gen/20th/coldwar0.html

Harry S. Truman, the 33rd President of the United States of America, had many hobbies. Harry enjoyed reading, history, golfing, swimming, fishing, playing the piano and spending time with his family.

writing mystery novels

Harry S Truman. His grandfathers, Anderson Shipp Truman and Solomon Young, could not agree on what Harry's middle name should be, and so Harry was given only a middle initial of "S", which stood for Solomon or Shipp, depending on which side of the family one asked.

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Franklin Pierce Franklin D. Roosevelt

The last president without a college degree, was Democratic President Harry S. Truman.

They passed the 22nd amendment which limited a presidnt's terms he could serve to 2.

Harry S Truman. Please note that there is no period after the S in his name, because it isn't an initial letter abbreviation; the "S" doesn't stand for anything.

Yes. I think she will. She may not be popular with regards to her position on the "war on terror", but she has not gone as far as our erstwhile President in that regard. She is still an exemplary leader. She is bipartisan, she has authority and power in the Senate and she gets things done for Maine. Tom Allen, while an able public servant, is not above the ordinary mold. He is doing quite well in the House and we should keep him there. Except, he isn't running for re-election, so I guess he's out of a job.