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Policy of the United States with respect to the provision of arms to Argentina ⁷⁰

^70.For documentation on the general policy of the United States in providing military assistance and arms to the American Republics, see pp. 101 ff. For documentation on the embargo of arms to Argentina in 1946, see Foreign Relations, 1946, vol. xi, pp. 182 ff.

[175] The Assistant Secretary of State for American Republic Affairs (Braden) to the Secretary of State

[Washington,] January 8, 1947.

835.34/1–847

[176] The Secretary of State to Mr. W. H. Collins, Vice President of the Shipbuilding Division, Bethlehem Steel Company

Washington, January 9, 1947.

835.34/4–3047

[177] The Secretary of State to the Embassy in Argentina

Washington, January 30, 1947.

835.348/1–847: Airgram

[178] Memorandum by Mr. M. S. Carter of the Office of the Secretary of State to the Assistant Secretary of State for American Republic Affairs (Braden)

Washington, January 31, 1947.

835.34/1–3147

[179] Memorandum by the Assistant Secretary of State for American Republic Affairs (Braden) to the Secretary of State

[Washington,] February 4, 1947.

835.34/4–3047

[180] The Ambassador in Argentina (Messersmith) to the Secretary of State

Buenos Aires, March 24, 1947—5 p.m.

835.34/3–2447: Telegram

[181] Memorandum by the Assistant Secretary of State for American Republic Affairs (Braden) to the Secretary of State

[Washington,] May 2, 1947.

835.24/5–247

[182] Memorandum by the Director of the Office of American Republic Affairs (Briggs)

[Washington,] May 20, 1947.

835.34/5–2047

[183] The British Ambassador (Inverchapel) to the Secretary of State

Washington, May 21, 1947.

810.20 Defense/5–2147

[184] Memorandum by the Secretary of State to President Truman

[Washington,] June 26, 1947.

835.34/6–2647

[185] The Chargé in Argentina (O’Donoghue) to the Secretary of State

Buenos Aires, June 30, 1947.

835.24/6–3047

[186] The Ambassador in Argentina (Bruce) to the Secretary of State

Buenos Aires, August 22, 1947—6 p.m.

835.248/8–2247: Telegram

[187] The Secretary of State to the Embassy in Argentina

Washington, September 9, 1947—5 p.m.

835.248/8–2247: Telegram

[188] The Ambassador in Belgium (Kirk) to the Secretary of State

Brussels, September 9, 1947—1 p.m.

835.24/9–947: Telegram

[189] The Ambassador in Belgium (Kirk) to the Secretary of State

Brussels, September 26, 1947—8 p.m.

835.24/9–2647: Telegram

[190] The Under Secretary of State (Lovett) to the Embassy in the United Kingdom

Washington, October 6, 1947—5 p.m.

835.24/9–2647: Telegram

[191] The Ambassador in Argentina (Bruce) to the Secretary of State

Buenos Aires, October 10, 1947—7 p.m.

835.24/10–1047: Telegram

[192] Mr. Thomas S. Strong of the Munitions Division to the Chief of That Division (Cummins)

[Washington,] October 30, 1947.

835.24/10–3047

[193] The Secretary of State to the Embassy in Argentina

Washington, November 3, 1947.

835.24/11–347: Airgram

[194] The Ambassador in Argentina (Bruce) to the Secretary of State

Buenos Aires, November 6, 1947.

835.24/11–647: Airgram

[195] The Secretary of State to the Embassy in Belgium

Washington, November 7, 1947—7 p.m.

835.24/10–2447: Telegram

[196] Memorandum by the Chief of the Division of Special Inter-American Affairs (Dreier) to the Chief of the Division of River Plate Affairs (Tewksbury)

[Washington,] November 28, 1947.

835.34/11–2847

[197] Memorandum of Conversation, by the British Ambassador to the Soviet Union (Roberts)

[London,] 18 December, 1947.

810.20 Defense/5–2847

[198] The Chargé in Belgium (Millard) to the Secretary of State

Brussels, December 19, 1947—6 p.m.

835.24/12–1947: Telegram

[199] The Chargé in the United Kingdom (Gallman) to the Secretary of State

London, December 31, 1947.

835.24/12–3147: Airgram