Box 2

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1926 - 1936. Official correspondence, documents and sundry accounts, principally pertaining to McCeney Werlich's posts in San Jose, Costa Rica; Monrovia, Liberia; and Paris, France from 1932 until his death in 1936. Also included are two date books for the years 1926 and 1931.

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1926 date book contains daily entries from 1 January to 26 February, while Werlich was in Washington, D.C., preparing for the foreign service. 1931 date book contains photographs (15), as well as a clipping from a Polish newspaper, depicting, among other things, John Willys and McCeney Werlich.

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...

Scope and Contents This file includes, among other material: - TLS, Sumner Welles, concerning Werlich's conversation with Dr. Pacheco; the views of the Jimenez administration regarding the 1923 treaties; and the possibility of Welles' connection with the new Roosevelt administration. 1/12/33. - Carbon of letter to Teodoro Picado [Minister of Education/San Jose]: "By One of the 'flukes' which season the salad of the diplomat, I became rather intimately associated with the Polish counter-active movement in the...

Scope and Contents From the File:

1926 - 1936. Official correspondence, documents and sundry accounts, principally pertaining to McCeney Werlich's posts in San Jose, Costa Rica; Monrovia, Liberia; and Paris, France from 1932 until his death in 1936. Also included are two date books for the years 1926 and 1931.

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The file includes, among other material: - Copy of assignment, from Cordell Hull, designating Werlich Second secretary, 1/31/35, and related papers.

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Included are postcards, 1905 - 1927, the earliest of which are signed by "Percy"; and a pencil and crayon cartoon, with caption: "News Item - well known Diplomat and Epicure views oven souffleeing souflee, with grave concern," signed, C. S. Dewey, 1929.

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State Department: Accounts.