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by David McCullough


  Kuomintang, see Chinese Nationalists

  Kurchatov, Igor V.

  Kyoto

  labor, labor unions

  Taft-Hartley Act and

  see also strikes

  Labor Department, U.S.

  LaCapra, Michael James “Jimmy Needles,”

  LaGuardia, Fiorello

  Lane, James Henry

  Langer, William

  Lascelles, Alan

  Lasker, Morris

  Latta, Maurice C.

  Lattimore, Owen J.

  Lausche, Frank

  Lawrence, David

  Lawrence, Ernest O.

  Lawrence, William

  Lawrence Massacre

  Lazia, Johnny

  League of Nations

  Leahy, William

  death of

  at Potsdam

  Lee, Dr.

  Lee, Jay

  Lee, Robert E.

  Lee’s Summit Journal

  Leigh, Vere

  Lelyveld, Arthur J.

  Lend-lease’ Act (1941)

  Lenin, V.I.

  Leningrad

  Lerner, Max

  LeRoy (White House leaf-raker)

  Leschetizky, Theodore

  Lesseps, Ferdinand de

  Leviero, Tony

  Lewis, J. Hamilton “Ham,”

  Lewis, John L

  Truman Committee appearance of

  Lewis, Sinclair

  Lhévinne, Josef

  Liberty

  Lie, Trygve

  Life

  Churchill’s book in

  HST’s memoirs in

  Lilienthal, David E.

  atomic bomb and

  on Atomic Energy Commission

  communism and

  on Z Committee

  Lima News

  Lincoln, Abraham

  Gettysburg Address of

  McClellan and

  Lindbergh, Charles

  Lindbergh kidnapping

  Lippmann, Walter

  List, Eugene

  Littlefair, Duncan E.

  Lloyd, David

  “Locksley Hall” (Tennyson)

  Lockwood, Paul

  Lodge, Henry Cabot, Jr.

  Lodge, Henry Cabot, Sr.

  Long, Earl

  Long, Huey

  Long, Tania

  “Long Telegram,”

  Longworth, Alice Roosevelt

  Look

  Los Alamos

  Los Angeles Times

  “Lost Battalion,”

  Louisville Courier-Journal

  Lovett, Robert A

  Lowe, Frank

  Lowenthal, Max

  Loyalty Program

  Lubell, Samuel

  Lucas, Scott

  Luce, Clare Boothe

  Luce, Henry R

  Ludendorff, Erich

  Lykins, Johnston

  lynchings

  McAdams, Clark

  MacArthur, Douglas

  Chiang and

  death of

  divided-forces tactic of

  end-the-war offensive of

  farewell speech of

  heroic standing of

  HST’s firing of

  HST’s opinion of

  HST’s Wake Island meeting with

  Inchon victory of

  insubordination of

  in Korean War

  letter to Martin from

  Reminiscences of

  Senate investigation on firing of

  speaking tour of

  VFW statement of

  McCann, Gerard

  McCarran, Pat

  McCarthy, Joseph R.

  death of

  Eisenhower and

  Marshall attacked by

  McCarthyism

  McClellan, George B.

  McClintock, Robert

  McCloy, John J.

  McCluer, Franc L.

  McCormack, James

  McCormack, John

  McCormick, Anne O’Hare

  McCormick, Ken

  McCormick, Robert “Bertie,”

  MacDonald, Donald J.

  MacDonald, Jeanette

  McElroy, Henry

  McElroy, Mary

  Macfadden, Bernarr

  McFarland, Ernest

  McGarrity, W. F.

  McGowan, Carl

  McGrath, J. Howard

  firing of

  McGrory, Mary

  McKellar, Kenneth “Old Mack,”

  McKim, Charles

  McKim, Edward

  McKim, Mead, & White

  McKinley, William

  McKinney, Frank E.

  McMahon, Alphonse

  McMahon, Brien

  McNaughton, Frank

  MacVeigh, Lincoln

  Madame Tussaud’s Wax Museum

  Madison, Dolley

  Madison, James

  magnesium production

  Malenkov, Georgi M.

  Malik, Jacob

  Maloney, James J.

  Manchester, William

  Manchester Guardian

  Manchuria:

  Japan’s invasion of

  in Korean War

  Soviet Union and

  Manhattan Project (S-1)

  see also atomic bomb, atomic energy

  Manila

  Mann, Betsie

  Mann, Christopher

  Mansfield, Mike

  Mao Tse-tung

  Map Room

  Maragon, “Mysterious” John

  Marcantonio, Vito

  Marcelle, Joseph P.

  March, Fredric

  “March of Time, The”

  Marcus Aurelius, Emperor of Rome

  Marine Corps

  maritime strike (1946)

  Marks, Ted

  Marshall, George C.

  atomic bomb and

  background of

  Berlin crisis and

  character and appearance of

  China mission of

  confidence and morale inspired by

  death and funeral of

  Eisenhower and

  Europe and

  Harvard commencement speech of

  on HST

  HST on

  Japan and

  Korean War and

  MacArthur’s firing and

  McCarthy’s attack on

  Palestine issue and

  at Potsdam

  retirement of

  as Secretary of Defense

  as Secretary of State

  Vinson mission and

  in World War I

  World War II and

  Marshall, John

  Marshall Plan (European Recovery Program; ERP)

  authorship and naming of

  conception of

  congressional approval of

  cost of

  Harvard commencement speech on

  Kennan’s role in

  1948 campaign and

  partition of Palestine and

  Progressive Party’s denunciation of

  Martin, Glenn

  Martin, Joseph

  background of

  and firing of MacArthur

  as presidential candidate

  as Speaker of the House

  Masaryk, Jan

  Masons

  HST’s membership in

  Matheus, Elijah “Cap”

  Mathias, Bob

  Matthews, Francis P.

  Matthews, T. S.

  Mayerberg, Samuel S.

  Mays, John

  Mead, James

  Meader, George

  meatpackers’ strike (1946)

  meat prices

  meat shortages

  medical care, see health care and insurance

  Medicare

  Médicis, Catherine de

  Meisburger, Edward

  Mellon, Andrew

  Melton, Thomas

  Memoirs (Truman)

  Mencken, H. L.

  Menefee, Walter

  Menninger, William C.


  Merchant of Venice, The (Shakespeare)

  Merman, Ethel

  Messall, Victor

  Mesta, Perle

  Meuse-Argonne offensive

  Mexican-American War

  Mexico:

  HST’s visit to

  water treaty with

  Meyer, Agnes

  Miami Daily News

  Middle East

  see also specific countries

  Miles, John

  military

  civilian control of

  discrimination in

  NSC-68 report on

  strength of

  unification of forces in

  universal training for

  see also defense spending; draft, military

  Miller, Merle

  Miller, Verne

  Milligan, Jacob L. “Tuck”

  Milligan, Maurice

  Milwaukee Journal

  minimum wage

  mink coats

  Minton, Sherman

  Mission to Moscow (Davies)

  Missouri

  congressional districts in

  Depression in

  General Order No. 11 and

  migration to

  slavery in

  see also Jackson County, Mo.; specific cities and towns

  Missouri Compromise

  Missouri River

  Mitchell, Richard

  Mitchell, Samuel

  Mitchell, Stephen A.

  Molotov, Vyacheslav M.

  Monroe, Elizabeth Kortright

  Monroe, James

  Monroe Doctrine

  Monroney, A. S. Mike

  Montgomery, Emmett

  Moore, Charles H.

  Moore, Elizabeth

  Moran, Lord

  Morgan, David

  Morgan Oil and Refining Company

  Morgenthau, Henry

  Morison, Samuel Eliot

  Mormons

  Morris, Newbold

  Mostyn-Owen, Willy

  Mount Palomar

  Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus

  Mr. Citizen (Truman)

  Mr. President (Hillman)

  Mr. Smith Goes to Washington

  Muccio, John

  Müller-Grote, Gustav

  Mundt, Karl Earl

  Murphy, Charles

  Murphy, Harry

  Murphy, Robert

  Murphy, Tom

  Murray, Matthew S.

  Murray, Phil

  Murrow, Edward R.

  Mussolini, Benito

  Myers, Hank

  Mylander, William

  Nagasaki, bombing of

  Nagoya, bombing of

  Napoleon I, Emperor of France

  Nash, Frank “Jelly”

  Nation

  National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)

  National Bank of Commerce

  National Conference of City Planning

  National Defense Advisory Commission

  National Defense Mediation Board (NDMB)

  National Guard

  National Old Trails Association

  National Security Act (1947)

  National Security Council (NSC)

  Korea and

  military strength report (NSC-68) of

  Z Committee of

  NATO, see North Atlantic Treaty Organization

  natural resources

  Navy, U.S.

  contracts for, see defense spending

  Navy Bureau of Ships

  Nazis, see Germany, Nazi

  NDMB (National Defense Mediation Board)

  Nebraska

  Neild, Edward F.

  Nelson, Donald M.

  Nesbitt, Henrietta

  Neutrality Act (1936)

  Nevins, Allan

  New Deal

  Communists and

  Second Hundred Days of

  New Republic

  Newsweek

  election poll in

  New Yorker

  New York Herald-Tribune

  New York Post

  New York Sun

  New York Times

  see also Krock, Arthur

  New York Times Book Review

  New York Times Magazine

  Nicholson, Henry

  Niles, David K.

  Nimitz, Chester A.

  Niños Héroes, Los

  Nitze, Paul

  Nixon, Pat

  Nixon, Richard M.

  Nixon, Robert

  Noland, Ella Truman (aunt)

  Noland, Ethel (cousin)

  Noland, Joseph (uncle)

  Noland, Nellie (cousin)

  Noland House

  Norman, Lloyd

  Norris, George W.

  Norstad, Lauris

  North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)

  North Attleboro Chronicle

  Noyes, David M.

  NSC, see National Security Council

  NSC-68 report

  nuclear weapons, see atomic bomb, atomic energy

  Nude Descending a Staircase (Duchamp)

  Nuremberg

  Nye, Gerald P.

  Nye Committee

  Odlum, Floyd B.

  Odum, Reathel

  O’Dwyer, William

  Office of Defense Mobilization

  Office of Economic Stabilization

  Office of Emergency Management (OEM)

  Office of Facts and Figures

  Office of Production Management (OPM)

  Office of War Mobilization and Reconversion

  Ogburn, Charlton, Jr.

  Ogden, Betty

  Ogden, Sue

  O’Hara John

  O’Hare, William

  Ohrdruf-Nord

  oil industry

  Middle East and

  Okinawa

  Oliphant, Charles

  Olympic Games (1948)

  Omaha Morning World Herald

  O’Malley, R. Emmett

  OPM (Office of Production Management)

  Oppenheimer, J. Robert

  Order No. 11 (Bingham)

  Oregon Journal

  organized crime

  Osborne, John

  Osmeña, Sergio

  Ott, Natalie

  Oxford University

  Pace, Frank, Jr.

  PACs (Political Action Committees)

  Paderewski, Ignace Jan

  Palawan Massacre

  Palestine

  Arabs in

  Forrestal and

  Great Britain and

  partitioning of

  U.N. and

  Zionists and

  see also Israel

  Palmer, Ardelia Hardin

  Palmer, W. L. C.

  Parent, Thomas

  Park, Guy B.

  Parkman, Francis

  Parks, Lillian

  Paterson, Newell

  Patterson, Robert

  Patterson, Roscoe Conkling

  Patton, George S.

  Patton, Melvin

  Pauley, Ed

  Pavlov, V.N.

  Paxton, Mary

  Payne, Robert

  Peabody, Endicott

  Peacock, James

  Peale, Rembrandt

  Pearl Harbor attack

  Pearson, Drew

  Forrestal and

  Vaughan and

  Pegler, Westbrook

  Pendergast, James “Alderman Jim”

  Pendergast, James M.

  Pendergast, John

  Pendergast, Kathleen

  Pendergast, Michael

  Pendergast, Mrs. Thomas

  Pendergast, Robert

  Pendergast, Thomas Joseph “T.J.,”

  Benton and

  character and appearance of

  death of

  downfall of

  HST’s first meeting with

  HST’s relationship with

  HST’s Senate campaign and

  illness of

  Lazia and

  Pendergast, T. J., Jr.

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p; Pendergast political machine

  as stigma on HST

  Pentagon

  see also Defense Department, U.S.

  Pepper, Claude

  Perkins, Frances

  Perlman, Philip B.

  Perón, Juan

  Perry, J. Lester

  Perching, John J.

  Pétain, Henri Philippe

  Peters, Mize

  Petrillo, James C.

  Petroleum Administration

  Phelps, Margaret

  Philadelphia Record

  Philippines

  Phillips, Cabell

  photographers

  Pierce, Franklin

  Pilgrims

  Pine, David A.

  Pioneer Hi-Bred Corn Company

  Pittsburgh Courier

  Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

  Pittsburgh Press

  Pius XII, Pope

  Plain Speaking (Miller)

  Plunkett, J. P.

  Plutarch

  PM

  Point Four Program

  Poland

  Potsdam Conference and

  Soviet occupation of

  Policy Planning Staff

  Political Action Committees (PACs)

  “Politics of 1948, The” (Rowe)

  Polk, James Knox

  poll taxes

  Potsdam Conference (1945

  atomic bomb and

  central issues at

  HST’s quarters at

  results of

  Potsdam Declaration

  Powell, Adam Clayton, Jr.

  Powell, Hettie

  Powell, Jane

  Prague

  Pravda

  presidential flag and seal, redesigning of

  President’s Economic Council

  press conferences, SIS-819

  press photographers

  Prettyman, Arthur

  Progressive Citizens of America

  Prohibition

  Proxmire, William

  Pruden, Edward

  Public Utility Holding Company Act (1935)

  Puerto Rico

  Pugh, Conley

  Pugh, Noah E.

  Purcell, E. T. “Buck,”

  Pye, John

  Quantrill, William

  Rabaut, Louis C.

  racial prejudice

  HST and

  in military

  see also civil rights

  Radford, Arthur

  radio

  Railway Labor Act (1934)

  railway strike (1946)

  Randall, Clarence

  Rash, Bryson

  Rayburn, Sam

  funeral of

  HST’s reelection campaign and

  1948 Democratic Convention chaired by

  Truman Doctrine supported by

  as vice-presidential candidate

  Reagan, Ronald

  Reason Why, The (Woodham-Smith)

  Reconstruction Finance Corporation (RFC)

  Reddig, William

  Redding, Jack

  Red Legs

  Reece, Carroll

  Reed, Clyde Martin

  Reed, James A. “Fighting Jim,”

  Reed, Nell Donnelly

  Reed, Stanley F.

  Regan, Phil

  Remington, Frederic

  Reminiscences (MacArthur)

  rent control

  Republican National Committee

  Republican National Conventions:

  of 1944

  of 1948

  of 1952

  Republican Party

  Jewish votes and

  1946 congressional elections won by

  1950 congressional elections won by

  see also election of 1948; elections; specific individuals

  Resolution

 

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