Office of the Historian

Efforts by Ireland to obtain military equipment and economic assistance from the United States outside NATO membership; efforts by Ireland to enlist the support of the United States in its struggle to end partition

[226] Memorandum by the Secretary of State to the President

[Washington,] March 22, 1951.

740A.13/3–2251

[227] Memorandum of Conversation, by the Secretary of State

[Washington,] March 23, 1951.

740A.13/3–2351

[230] The Chargé in Ireland (Huston) to the Secretary of State

Dublin, June 28, 1951.

740A.00/6–2851: Despatch

[231] The Ambassador in France (Bruce) to the Secretary of State

Paris, August 31, 1951—7 p.m.

740A.5/8–3151: Telegram

[232] The Chargé in Ireland (Huston) to the Secretary of State

Dublin, September 4, 1951—6 p.m.

740A.5/9–451:Telegram

[233] The Secretary of State to the Embassy in Ireland

Washington, September 13, 1951—noon.

740A.5/9–451: Telegram

[234] The Chargé in Ireland (Huston) to the Secretary of State

Dublin, September 20, 1951—6 p.m.

740A.5/9–2051: Telegram

[235] The Chargé in Ireland (Huston) to the Secretary of State

Dublin, September 21, 1951—2 p.m.

740A.5/9–2151: Telegram

[236] The Acting Secretary of State to the Embassy in Ireland

Washington, November 22, 1951.

840A.00R/11–2251: Airgram

[237] The Ambassador in Ireland (Matthews) to the Secretary of State

Dublin, December 25, 1951—2 p.m.

740A.5–MSP/12–2551: Telegram

[238] The Ambassador in Ireland (Matthews) to the Secretary of State

Dublin, December 25, 1951—4 p.m.

740A.5–MSP/12–2551: Telegram

[239] Memorandum by the Chargé in Ireland (Huston)

Dublin, December 31, 1951.

740A.5–MSP/1–1052