Argentina Expropriations Mark Nationalist Push in 1930s
The article describes Argentina's drive toward nationalism, detailing expropriation of public utilities and foreign-controlled firms. It notes compensation disputes, treatment of American and British interests, and talks of nationalizing railways amid Axis concerns, with perspectives from American businessmen on legal procedures and long-term investment strategies. It mentions specific firms like the American Foreign Power Company, Cade, and Siemens related groups, plus Pan American Airways' regional investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Daily News, Inc
Montevideo
Argentina
American Foreign Power Company
Gas Company of
Buenos Aires
Compania Primitiva de Gas
Rio de Janeiro
Sema
Offi Siemens-Schuckert
A.E.G
Buenos Sires Electric Company
Compania Argentina de Electricidad
Cade
Spain
aArgentina
United States
Pan American Aimways
Pan Air Do Brasil
Avienca
Colombia
Westlighouse
Siam de Tele
B29 Raid on Manchuria Leaves Anshan in Flames
U P dispatch reports B 29 crews returning from the July 31 operation over Anshan describe fires hundreds of feet high and smoke five miles in the air. Direct hits were scored on rail yards and a warehouse. Other formations attacked Taku and Chengchow as part of a coordinated strike by the 20th Air Force to overwhelm Manchuria defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Eugene R. O'Brien
Albany
Willam H. Delacey
Utica
N.Y
Anshan
Taku
Tientsin
Hai River
Chengchow
Hunan
Lunghai
Central China
Manchuria
Tthey
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