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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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Today Coe met other Treasury officials working on the problem and expects by a series of interviews and memoranda from various Departments to obtain a general picture for you in the next few days . Following is the text of Sir John ...
Today Coe met other Treasury officials working on the problem and expects by a series of interviews and memoranda from various Departments to obtain a general picture for you in the next few days . Following is the text of Sir John ...
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All materials which we obtain under the Lend - Lease Act are required for the prosecution of the war effort . This principle governs all questions of the distribution and use of such goods and His Majesty's Government have taken and ...
All materials which we obtain under the Lend - Lease Act are required for the prosecution of the war effort . This principle governs all questions of the distribution and use of such goods and His Majesty's Government have taken and ...
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His Majesty's Government will now adopt the policy summarized below : ( i ) In the future no materials on which the use is being restricted in the United States on the grounds of short supply and of which we obtain supplies from the ...
His Majesty's Government will now adopt the policy summarized below : ( i ) In the future no materials on which the use is being restricted in the United States on the grounds of short supply and of which we obtain supplies from the ...
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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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