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  4. Attitude of certain foreign governments toward the Johnson Act prohibiting loans to debtor governments in default to the United States; interpretations of the Act

Attitude of certain foreign governments toward the Johnson Act prohibiting loans to debtor governments in default to the United States; interpretations of the Act

[432] The Assistant Secretary of State (Moore) to Senator Joseph T. Robinson

Washington, January 31, 1934.

800.51 Johnson Act/3

[433] Memorandum by the Secretary of State

[Washington,] February 5, 1934.

800.51 Johnson Act/2

[434] The Secretary of State to President Roosevelt

Washington, April 12, 1934.

800.51 Johnson Act/12

[435] The Secretary of State to the Attorney General (Cummings)

Washington, April 23, 1934.

800.51 Johnson Act/35

[436] Memorandum by the Under Secretary of State (Phillips)

[Washington,] April 24, 1934.

800.51 Johnson Act/41

[437] Memorandum by the Secretary of State

[Washington,] May 3, 1934.

800.51 Johnson Act/55

[438] Memorandum by the Under Secretary of State (Phillips)

[Washington,] May 7, 1934.

800.51 Johnson Act/73

[439] Memorandum by the Under Secretary of State (Phillips)

[Washington,] May 8, 1934.

800.51 Johnson Act/74

[440] Memorandum by the Under Secretary of State (Phillips)

[Washington,] May 11, 1934.

800.51W89 Great Britain/558

[441] Memorandum by the Legal Adviser (Hackworth)

[Washington,] May 14, 1934.

800.51 Johnson Act/76

[442] Memorandum by the Legal Adviser (Hackworth)

[Washington,] May 15, 1934.

800.51 Johnson Act/90a

[443] Memorandum by the Under Secretary of State (Phillips)

[Washington,] May 22, 1934.

800.51W89 Great Britain/567

[444] The Secretary of State to the Minister in Czechoslovakia (Wright)

Washington, June 12, 1934—2 p.m.

800.51W89/876a: Circular telegram