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The appointment confirmed Pendergast's control over federal patronage jobs in Missouri and marked the zenith of his power.

American public feeling toward Truman grew steadily warmer with the passing years, however, and the period shortly after his death consolidated a partial rehabilitation among both historians and members of the general public.

The three major polling organizations also stopped polling well before the November 2 election date—Roper in September, and Crossley and Gallup in October—thus failing to measure the very period when Truman appears to have surged past Dewey. "Roper finished polling in September, Crossley’s last poll was October 18, and Gallup stopped polling after October 28." "Roper quit polling on September the ninth."In the end, Truman held his midwestern base of progressives, won most of the Southern states despite his civil rights plank, and squeaked through with narrow victories in a few critical "battleground" states, notably Ohio, California, and Illinois.

Truman received news of the bombing while aboard the heavy cruiser on his way back to the U.S.after the Potsdam Conference.

The Japanese agreed to surrender on August 14."The answer reached the President at five minutes past four that afternoon, Tuesday, August 14.

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