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	Presidential Papers, Doc#2006 Personal To Harry Amos Bullis, 2 October 1956. In The Papers of Dwight David Eisenhower
		General Mills Chairman Harry Bullis had written Eisenhower on September 27 (same file as document) to congratulate the President on his September 25 farm speech, delivered at Peoria, Illinois (see no. 1989; see also Public Papers of the Presidents: Eisenhower, 1956, pp.
		Bullis had said: "It is the consensus of many of your friends in this upper Middle West area that the best single strategy during the remaining weeks of the campaign is for you and your charming First Lady to be seen by as many people as possible in as many locales.
		Bullis had suggested that Eisenhower "Ease the money situation right away, swing it around a bit before election, and overcome the objections of all of these pressure groups." (See the preceding document.)
	www.eisenhowermemorial.org /presidential-papers/first-term/documents/2006.cfm (469 words)

	Center Street Cemetery, Wallingford, Connecticut
		Bullis, Ethel, daughter of M.D. and J.L., died Mar 27, 1896, age 22 mos.
		Dutton, Amos, died Mar 21, 1845, age 78 yrs.
		Ives, Amos, son of Ransom and Sarah, died Sept 26, 1840, age 20 yrs.
	members.aol.com /garynkd1qd/centerst.html (21741 words)

	Presidential Papers, Doc#321 To Harry Amos Bullis, 15 July 1953. In The Papers of Dwight David Eisenhower
		Harry Amos Bullis was chairman of the board of General Mills (for background see Galambos, Columbia University, no. 893).
		Bullis had congratulated Eisenhower on his "smashing victory" in the extension of the excess-profits tax and for the "constructive manner" in which he was "slowly fencing in Senator McCarthy." "Your popularity with the American people is increasing," he wrote.
		On this same day (July 15) Bullis would write again to suggest a way to balance the nation's wheat stocks with its needs (see no. 398).
	www.eisenhowermemorial.org /presidential-papers/first-term/documents/321.cfm (369 words)

	Austin Families Association Databases
		Chinn, Harry Ellsworth (24 Oct 1875 - 15 Feb 1928)
		Cowgill, Amos Thomas (17 Aug 1847 - 5 Jul 1921)
		Cowgill, Catherine (20 Sep 1815 - 8 May 1839)
	www.afaoa.org /Henry_Austin_MD/Henry_Austin_MD_@.html (925 words)

	BUSINESS BIOGRAPHIES
		(Harry A. Bullis), Gladys Zehnpfennig with an introduction by Paul G. Hoffman (1964).
		Harry A. Bullis, Champion American: A Biography of a Business Leader Who Was a Champion of Human Rights.
		Bullis, Harry A. (Harry Amos), 1890-1963; General Mills, inc.--History.
	www.kipnotes.com /business_biographies.htm (6859 words)

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