Harry Truman

10,913 days.

He was the 33rd U.S. president.

Truman had supreme confidence in his record and in the American people, so he brought his case to them by embarking on a "whistlestop tour" of the nation's cities by train. As the election drew nearer, the campaign elicited enormous crowds at various stops.

The Democratic president also campaigned vigorously against the Republican-majority Congress, labeling it a "do-nothing" legislative body.

Meanwhile, his Republican challenger, New York Gov. Thomas Dewey, ran a conservative campaign because he had a sizable lead in the polls.

When Truman went to bed on election night, early returns had him losing the race. He wound up with 303 electoral votes, more than those of Dewey (189) and the third-party Dixiecrats led by Strom Thurmond (39). Henry Wallace, an independent candidate, received no electoral votes.

Nothing has been said about his feelings towardPresident Truman. Tojo had attempted suicide, shortly after the bombs had fallen and was executed a few years later. It is said that he spent most of his time trying to exhonerate the emperor of any wrong doings Japan had committed. As Japan was developing its own atomic program, it seems unlikely that Tojo gave much specific consideration to Truman.

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Harry S Truman was a haberdasher prior to his being elected Vice-President.

Margaret Higgins Sanger (September 14, 1879 - September 6, 1966) was an American sex educator, nurse, and birth control activist. Sanger coined the term birth control, opened the first birth control clinic in the United States, and established Planned Parenthood. Sanger's efforts contributed to the landmark US Supreme Court case which legalized contraception in the United States. Sanger is a frequent target of criticism by the pro-life movement, based primarily upon her racial views and support of eugenics, but she remains an iconic figure for the American reproductive rights movement.

Harry Truman was never nominated for the award of the MOH. Congress wanted to, but he told them not to.

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Truman received 24,179,345 votes and 303 electoral votes while Dewey received 21,991,292 votes and 189 Electoral votes. Strom Thurmond ran and did get 39 votes from the Electoral College. The Progressive and Socialist Parties also had candidates. As US elections go, 1948 was a wild experience. Third Party candidates don't fare well in US elections, in 1924 the Socialists received 13 Electoral votes and George Wallace ran as an American Independent in 1968 and pulled in 46 Votes.

He planned a protest march in front of the White House

For one thing, they are both on the list of the top five longest-lived U. S. Presidents (Adams is #3 and Truman is #5).

President Roosevelt responded to the plans of Philip Randolph to organize a 100,000 march on Washington, D.C. in the year 1941 by authorizing the Committee on the Fair Employment Practices. He also was able to outlaw the discrimination by having the defense contractors.

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After WW II, the Truman Doctrine was that the United States would provide political, military and economic assistance to all democratic nations under attack from authoritarian nations (ie USSR, North Korea).

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US President Harry Truman never published or set in place an organized set of policy restrictions and presidential privilege doctrine on information it deemed to be confidential for the benefit of the USA as a whole. It, instead, handled various requests for information by Congress on a case by case situation. With that said, in 1949, a member of the US Department of Justice, attorney Herman Wolkinson, writing on his own published a detailed and historical set of arguments on the overall policy concerning executive privilege. In his treatise, Wolkinson did not set forth a policy that separated presidential power to withhold information as opposed to presidential rights, meaning lawful rights protected by the US Constitution. Rights and power of discretion are clearly two different types of policy on presidential withholding of information. Because of this, Wolkinson's work never became official doctrine of the Truman administration. Further to this point, Wolkinson's treatise was examined internally by the Department of Justice and found it to be lacking and unsupported by case law. Thus, without such support, it was discarded as being of no value.

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Truman became president in 1945 and was indeed the target of an assassination attempt that killed a White House guard as well as two of the attackers. The attack took place against the Blair House where Truman was living while the White House , across the street, was being renovated.

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