Office of the Historian

Withdrawal by the United States Steel Corporation from further investigation of mineral deposits in Liberia63

63. For previous correspondence concerning American interest in developing Liberian iron resources, see Foreign Relations, 1938, vol. ii, pp. 770 ff.

[704] The Secretary of State to the Minister in Liberia (Walton)

Washington, January 10, 1939—7 p.m.

882.6351 V. S. Steel Corp./40: Telegram

[705] The Minister in Liberia (Walton) to the Secretary of State

Monrovia, January 13, 1939—2 p.m.
[Received 3:40 p.m.]

882.6351 U. S. Steel Corp./44: Telegram

[706] The Minister in Liberia (Walton) to the Secretary of State

Monrovia, January 27, 1939—5 p.m.
[Received January 27—4:04 p.m.]

882.6351 U. S. Steel Corp./48: Telegram

[707] The Minister in Liberia (Walton) to the Secretary of State

Monrovia, May 23, 1939—noon.
[Received May 23—8:11 a.m.]

882.6851 U. S. Steel Corp./68: Telegram

[710] Memorandum of Conversation, by Mr. Henry S. Villard of the Division of Near Eastern Affairs

[Washington,] December 11, 1939.

882.6351 U. S. Steel Corp./88

[711] The Secretary of State to the Minister in Liberia (Walton)

Washington, December 13, 1939—4 p.m.

882.6351 U. S. Steel Corp./84: Telegram

[712] The Minister in Liberia (Walton) to the Secretary of State

Monrovia, December 27, 1939—4 p.m.
[Received December 27—3:40 p.m.]

882.6351 U. S. Steel Corp./92: Telegram