Margaret Truman
Margaret Truman
Margaret Truman was born in Independence, Missouri, the daughter of then-future President and Mrs. Harry S. Truman. She was raised in Independence until 1934 when her father was elected to the U.S. Senate, and she began to split her time between Independence and Washington, D.C. She graduated from private school in 1942, and earned her Associate of Arts degree from George Washington University in 1944, the year her father was elected Vice President. She received her B.A. in History from from George Washington University in 1946. Having been taking voice lessons for seven years, she made her concert debut in 1947, singing over a nationwide radio hookup with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. She began a series of concert tours that would go on for about six years. She made her first television appearance in 1950 on Ed Sullivan's "Toast of the Town" show. In January 1953 when her father left the White House, she moved to New York City to work more closely with the National Broadcasting Company. She began writing in addition to her broadcasting career, and her first book, Souvenir, Margaret Truman's Own Story, was published in 1956, the same year she married New York Times assistant-editor Clifton Daniel. In February 1965, she became co-host of a daily television program broadcast from Philadelphia. In 1966, she began a daily radio interview program called "Authors in the News." In 1973, she moved with her family to Washington D.C. when her husband became chief of the New York Times Washington bureau. In 1977, her husband retred and they moved back to New York City. Over the course of her writing career, she wrote nine works of non-fiction and 24 murder-mysteries, although some people believe that the mysteries may have been ghost-written by a different author.
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Monument to murder
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Murder Inside the Beltway
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Murder inside the Beltway
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Murder On K Street A Capital Crimes Novel
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Murder on K Street
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Souvenir
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Murder on K Street
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Murder at the Opera
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Murder at the Washington Tribune
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Murder at the opera
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Capital Crimes
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Murder at Union Station
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Murder in Foggy Bottom (Capital Crimes
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The president's house
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Murder at Union Station (Capital Crimes)
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Murder At Union Station A Capital Crimes Novel
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Murder at Ford's Theatre (Capital Crimes)
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Murder at Union Station
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Murder in Foggy Bottom (Capital Crimes)
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Murder at Ford's Theatre
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Murder in Havana (Capital Crimes Series.)
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Murder in Havana
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Murder in Foggy Bottom
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Murder in Havana (A Capital Crimes Novel
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Monument to murder
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Murder Inside the Beltway
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Murder inside the Beltway
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Murder On K Street A Capital Crimes Novel
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Murder on K Street
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Souvenir
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Murder on K Street
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Murder at the Opera
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Murder at the Washington Tribune
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Murder at the opera
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Capital Crimes
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Murder at Union Station
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Murder in Foggy Bottom (Capital Crimes
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The president's house
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Murder at Union Station (Capital Crimes)
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Murder At Union Station A Capital Crimes Novel
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Murder at Ford's Theatre (Capital Crimes)
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Murder at Union Station
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Murder in Foggy Bottom (Capital Crimes)
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Murder at Ford's Theatre
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Murder in Havana (Capital Crimes Series.)
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Murder in Havana
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Murder in Foggy Bottom
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Murder in Havana (A Capital Crimes Novel