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When further material is needed to supplement the documentation in the Department's files for a proper understanding of the relevant policies of the United States , such papers should be obtained from other Government agencies .
When further material is needed to supplement the documentation in the Department's files for a proper understanding of the relevant policies of the United States , such papers should be obtained from other Government agencies .
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045.3 Clearance To obtain appropriate clearances of material to be published in Foreign Relations of the United States , Diplomatic Papers , the Historical Division ( HD ) shall : a . Refer to the appropriate policy offices of the ...
045.3 Clearance To obtain appropriate clearances of material to be published in Foreign Relations of the United States , Diplomatic Papers , the Historical Division ( HD ) shall : a . Refer to the appropriate policy offices of the ...
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... result from introducing raw material purchased under the Lend - Lease Act into ordinary channels of commercial trade , particularly the export trade . I suggested an independent accounting of such material with return payment .
... result from introducing raw material purchased under the Lend - Lease Act into ordinary channels of commercial trade , particularly the export trade . I suggested an independent accounting of such material with return payment .
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Keynes has been taking up all these points in Washington and we have given him the material for a detailed answer which he drafted in consultation with the State Department and the Treasury . He tells us that it seems to have been ...
Keynes has been taking up all these points in Washington and we have given him the material for a detailed answer which he drafted in consultation with the State Department and the Treasury . He tells us that it seems to have been ...
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No lend - lease materials sent to this country have been used for export . ... will be used in exports with the exception of the following special cases : ( a ) Material which is needed overseas in connection with supplies essential to ...
No lend - lease materials sent to this country have been used for export . ... will be used in exports with the exception of the following special cases : ( a ) Material which is needed overseas in connection with supplies essential to ...
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| Title | Foreign Relations of the United States: Diplomatic Papers, Volume 3 Department of State publication Foreign relations of the United States: diplomatic papers House document Library of American civilization PCMI collection United States Department of State publication |
| Author | United States. Department of State |
| Publisher | U.S. Government Printing Office, 1959 |
| Original from | University of Minnesota |
| Digitized | 29 Sep 2009 |
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