Office of the Historian

Interest of the United States in the problems of the Inter-American Coffee Board 1

1. Continued from Foreign Relations, 1944, vol. vii, pp. 134–169. For further documentation on relations with Brazil and Colombia regarding coffee, see post, pp. 688 ff. and pp. 870 ff., respectively.

[231] The Secretary of State to the Ambassador in Brazil (Berle)

Washington, January 5, 1945.

561.333 D3/1–545: Airgram

[232] Memorandum by the Acting Chief, Commodities Division (Cale)

[Washington,] January 29, 1945.

832.61333/1–2945

[233] Memorandum by the Acting Chief, Commodities Division (Cale)

[Washington,] March 19, 1945.

561.333D3/3–1945

[234] The Acting Secretary of State to the Diplomatic Representatives in Certain American Republics

Washington, March 22, 1945—midnight.

811.5017/3–2245: Circular telegram

[235] The Acting Secretary of State to the Diplomatic Representatives in Certain American Republics

Washington, April 4, 1945—8 a.m.

561.333D3/4–445: Circular telegram

[236] The Ambassador in Brazil (Berle) to the Secretary of State

Rio de Janeiro, May 17, 1945—5 p.m.
[Received 11:30 p.m.]

561.333D3/5–1745: Telegram

[237] The Acting Secretary of State to the Ambassador in Brazil (Berle)

Washington, May 24, 1945—2 p.m.

561.333D3/5–1745: Telegram

[238] The Acting Secretary of State to the Diplomatic Representatives in Certain American Republics

Washington, June 1, 1945—8 a.m.

561.333D3/6–145: Circular telegram

[239] The Acting Secretary of State to the Diplomatic Representatives in Certain American Republics

Washington, June 14, 1945—7 p.m.

561.333D3/6–1445: Circular telegram

[241] The Secretary of State to the Diplomatic Representatives in Certain American Republics

Washington, November 20, 1945.

811.5017/11–2045: Circular telegram