Reel 17426 - Page 2732
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- Reel 17426 - Page 2732
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- 1941/1945
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- Public Domain
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- fra
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**F. C. H. I.**
**From:** Washington
**To:** Algiers
**Sent:** Aug. 26, 1944
**Rec'd/Aug. 30, 1944**
**5586-5589 (Summary)**
**Diple 2052.**
HOPPHROT asks for instructions concerning possibilities of sale and payment of Martinique and Guadeloupe rum currently held in customs in New York.
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**From:** Algiers
**To:** Washington
**Date:** Aug. 22, 1944
**Sent:** Aug. 23, 1944
**Rec'd:** Aug. 28, 1944
**Diple 2122.**
Algiers tells HOPPHROT that the Americans have now said officially that they cannot supply the agreed amount of cotton to North Africa in 1944. Mexico, Brazil, Portugal and Spain are mentioned as possible alternative sources of supply.
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**File PG-3458**
**Examination Unit**
**National Research Council**
**Sept. 1, 1944**
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“Reel 17426 - Page 2732,” The Canadian Vichy Intercepts, accessed January 1, 2026, http://omeka.uottawa.ca/examination-unit/items/show/17146.
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