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These U.S. first ladies made their mark during their stays at the White House.

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  • First Ladies
    First Ladies

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    These U.S. first ladies made their mark during their stays at the White House.

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    Excerpts from Harry Truman's inaugural address on Thursday, January 30, 1940.

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Read More about Bess Truman

Bess Truman was an American first lady and wife of Harry S. Truman.

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