The Panama Canal: Readings on Its HistorySCOTT (copy 1): from the John Holmes Library collection. |
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... agreements , continue in force for the purpose of the exercise by the United States of America of law enforcement and ... Agreement in Implementation of Article IV of this Treaty at such time as such units are made avail- able to the ...
... agreements , continue in force for the purpose of the exercise by the United States of America of law enforcement and ... Agreement in Implementation of Article IV of this Treaty at such time as such units are made avail- able to the ...
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... Agreement restricting use of Panama and Canal Zone waters by belligerents signed at Washington on October 10 , 1914 . ( h ) The Agreement providing for the reciprocal recog- nition of motor vehicle license plates in Panama and the Canal ...
... Agreement restricting use of Panama and Canal Zone waters by belligerents signed at Washington on October 10 , 1914 . ( h ) The Agreement providing for the reciprocal recog- nition of motor vehicle license plates in Panama and the Canal ...
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... Agreement relating to the mutual recognition of ship measurement certificates , entered into by an ex- change of notes signed at Washington on August 17 , 1937 . ( y ) The Agreement relating to the detail of a military officer to serve ...
... Agreement relating to the mutual recognition of ship measurement certificates , entered into by an ex- change of notes signed at Washington on August 17 , 1937 . ( y ) The Agreement relating to the detail of a military officer to serve ...
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RUDOLPH J TAUSSIG | 1 |
FESSENDEN N OTIS | 25 |
PAUL J SCHEIPS | 53 |
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