U.S. MAY FOLLOW BRITISH LEAD
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"Back4)oor" Recognition oi Franco CONSUtATE AT BIBAO
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(Received 15, 8.45 a.m.) WAS'HINGTON, Nov. 13. State Department officials indicatel that the United States was considering the idea of following Britain's lead in indirectly and unofficially recognising General Franco's Tegime by re-opening the United States conference at Bi!bao. It was announeed to-night that it was being viewed as a "back-door" if not a de jure recognition in view ofjl General Franco's control of Bilbao. My Cordell Hull, at a Press confer* ence, declinod to diseuss the mattef| but State Department officials later wk luctantly admitted the inferences. 1 11 11
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 44, 15 November 1937, Page 5
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