US EditionWorld War II Left Lasting Economic Imprint in the Region
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World War II Left Lasting Economic Imprint in the Region
Harry S. Truman would scarcely recognize today’s technological wizardry and business advancements, 80 years after his instrumental role in the Allies’ victory in World War II. But the former U.S. senator and president from Independence, Missouri, helped lay the groundwork for some of the pillars still fueling the Kansas City-area economy, including components of a defense industry that his successor in the White House, Dwight Eisenhower, warned …
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