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Editorials
December 16, 1944 issue

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The article presents some political updates. It highlights that the National Associates, together with leading political, civic and labor groups have called a mass meeting for Republican Spain on January 2 in Madison Square Garden in New York. The meeting held that the time has come for the American people to register a mighty protest against the U.S. governments' continued relations with the Spanish fascist dictatorship. The meeting asked for the severance of diplomatic relation with dictator Francisco Franco's Spain and the ending of all shipments of oil and other material by the U.S. government.

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DICTATORSHIP; POLITICS, Practical; FRANCO, Francisco, 1892-1975; DICTATORS; MEETINGS; NEW York (State); SPAIN; UNITED States
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