Folder 2: San Jose, Costa Rica, 1932

File — Container: Box 2, Folder: 2

Scope and Contents

- Correspondence (7 letters) between Charles C. Eberhardt and McCeney Werlich. - TLS, Hamilton Fish, Jr.: "I agree with you, that the outlawing of the communist party is a dangerous procedure, and might have unfavorable reactions. Fortunately, the matter of keepin the Communist Party off the ballot comes under the control of each individual state and the Federal Government has little or nothing to do with it." 1/27/32. - Carbon of memorandum on the state department's policy towards the smaller Latin American Republics; survey of position of the United States in Costa Rica; and Manuel Castro Quesada's attempted coup. 3/7/32. - TLS, Roy T. Davis, concerning Panama and elections. 6/14/32. - TLS, Robert Kelley, general news. 10/19/32. - TLS, Herbert C. Hengstler, concerning the forthcoming retirement of Roderick W. Unckles. 10/19/32. - TLS, Pierrepont Moffat, general news. 10/20/32. - Carbon of letter to Edwin C. Wilson, concerning general news of the legation; and memorandum on interview with Jorge Beeche [Chief of Chancery of the Foreign Office], concerning a visit to Costa Rica by Major General Preston Brown [Commanding Officer of the Panama Canal Zone]. 12/23/32. - TLS, Theodore Francis Green, concerning his election as Governor of Rhode Island. 12/31/32.

Dates

1932

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