Office of the Historian

Efforts to meet complaints from South Africa that American import regulations unduly restricted South African exports to the United States

[675] The Secretary of State to the Consul at Capetown (De Courcy)

Washington, July 18, 1936—noon.

611.48A6 Liquor/10: Telegram

[676] The Consul at Capetown (De Courcy) to the Secretary of State

Capetown, July 20, 1936—3 p.m.
[Received July 20—10:30 a.m.]

611.48A6 Liquor/11: Telegram

[677] The Secretary of State to the Consul at Capetown (De Courcy)

Washington, July 22, 1936—6 p.m.

611.48A6 Liquor/12: Telegram

[678] The Secretary of State to the Consul at Capetown (De Courcy)

Washington, July 29, 1936—7 p.m.

611.48A6 Liquor/13: Telegram

[680] The Secretary of State to the South African Minister (Close)

Washington, August 8, 1936.

648A.1112/25a

[681] The Acting Secretary of State to the South African Minister (Close)

Washington, August 15, 1936.

811.114 Liquor/1159

[683] The Secretary of State to the Minister in the Union of South Africa (Totten)

Washington, August 26, 1936—3 p.m.

811.61248A/75: Telegram

[684] Memorandum by the Assistant Secretary of State (Sayre)

[Washington,] September 14, 1936.

811.61248A/92

[687] The Secretary of State to the Minister in the Union of South Africa (Totten)

Washington, September 19, 1936—3 p.m.

811.61248A/87a: Telegram

[688] The Acting Secretary of State to the Minister in the Union of South Africa (Totten)

Washington, November 13, 1936—5 p.m.

811.61248A/87a Suppl: Telegram

[690] The Acting Secretary of State to the Minister in the Union of South Africa (Totten)

Washington, January 12, 1937—7 p.m.

811.61248A/126a: Telegram

[691] The Minister in the Union of South Africa (Totten) to the Secretary of State

Capetown, January 27, 1937—2 p.m.
[Received January 27—9:10 a.m.]

811.61248A/132: Telegram