The Attempted Assassination of Harry S. Truman, also identified as the Blair House assassination attempt, is recorded as a threat against the president and associated with Bess Wallace and Oscar Collazo. The available evidence establishes those connections but does not describe how the attempt unfolded or what followed.

Identification and Setting

The event’s alternate name identifies it with Blair House. Beyond that association, the supplied evidence does not specify the date, the actions involved, or the precise setting of the attempted attack.

Associated People

The event is linked to Bess Wallace, Truman’s wife, and to Oscar Collazo. The evidence does not explain their respective roles in the incident, so no further relationship or action can be established here.

What the Evidence Establishes

The record identifies an attempted assassination of Truman, but provides no account of its course, immediate consequences, or aftermath. Its significance in the available evidence is therefore limited to the documented threat to the president and the named associations.