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Index
Italicized page numbers denote photographs
A. E. Staley (company), 67
Abbott, George, 155
Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum, 59–60, 213
Acheson, Dean
college roommate of Cole Porter, 144
tributes to Truman, 121–22
Truman correspondence to, 219
with Truman in Washington, 116
Truman’s last day as president, 13
Adams, Edith, 155
Adams, John, 224
Adams, John Quincy, 11
African American music, 195–96
African Americans, 44–46, 90, 96–97, 134, 194
Air Force One, 189, 190
Albertazzie, Ralph, 187
Allen, Lewis, 69
American Airlines, 188
American Legion convention, 138
American Road Builders Association, 49
Amidon, Edna, 183
Anan, Kofi, 164
Anderson, Charles Arthur, 212
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company, 120
Anti-Defamation League, 199
Archer Daniels Midland, 67
Architectural Record, The, 63
Armstrong, Louis, 197
Arnold, Kenneth, 174–75
Astor, John Jacob, IV, 151
Astor, William Waldorf, 151
Automobile Club of New York, 165
automobiles
air-conditioning in, 40
of Chrysler collectors, 30–33
death statistics due to, 36–37
driving accidents and safety issues, 37, 41–42, 82, 171
first cross-country trip in, 87
fuel efficiency, 61
growth of industry, 89
1917 cost of, 89
postwar demand and production statistics, 90
of Truman, 26–30, 27, 28, 32, 39–40, 40, 219, 233–38, 237
WWII rationing of, 90
“Barbara Frietchie” (Whittier), 110
Barker, Warren, 154
Barrow, Clyde, 63
Barry, Marion, 114–15
Bastian, Bob, 97
Baton Rouge bus boycott, 45–47
Baughman, U. E., 36, 37
Beasley, Fred, 182
Bellevue-Stratford Hotel, 134, 138–39
Berlin, Irving, 64
Berliner, Emile, 196
Bernstein, Leonard, 154
Beveridge, Mark, 29–30
Blair, Frank, 157
Blauvelt, James, 150–51
Bliss, Henry, 36
book contracts, 25–26, 54. See also memoirs
Bourbon, Illinois, 76
Bouvier, Jacqueline Lee, 126