Liberia:
Contents
- Visit of President Roosevelt to Liberia; visit of President Barclay and President-elect Tubman to the United States (Documents 704-706)
- Efforts of the American Minister in Liberia to reduce friction between United States troops and Liberian citizens and to clarify the jurisdiction of United States military forces in Liberia (Documents 707-708)
- Preliminary agreement between the United States and Liberia regarding principles applying to mutual aid for defense, and exchange of notes, signed June 8, 1943
- Liberian request for Lend-Lease funds for an increased Liberian Frontier Force (Documents 709-713)
- Liberian request for United States technical assistance to make a survey of Liberian iron ore deposits (Documents 714-717)
- Agreement between the United States and Liberia regarding the construction of a port and port works, signed at Monrovia, December 31, 1943 (Documents 718-734)
- Attitude of the Department of State with respect to the concern of the Firestone Plantations Company regarding new labor legislation adopted in Liberia (Documents 735-745)
- Unwillingness of the Liberian Government to grant tax exemptions for Pan American Airways employees in Liberia (Documents 746-749)
- Negotiations regarding British use of American air bases in Liberia43 (Documents 750-767)
- Continued from Foreign Relations, 1942, vol. iv, pp. 407–419.↩