Senators Harry Truman and Tom Connally in an off-mike conversation on Oct.31, 1941. They are reacting to news that the American destroyer Reuban James had been sunk by a German submarine while on convoy duty near Iceland. Of the 159-man crew, only 44 survived. - (BSLOC_2014_14_16)

Senators Harry Truman and Tom Connally in an off-mike conversation on Oct.31, 1941. They are reacting to news that the American destroyer Reuban James had been sunk by a German submarine while on convoy duty near Iceland. Of the 159-man crew, only 44 survived. - (BSLOC_2014_14_16)
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