1942 BRAZIL: Col. Knox welcomed in Brazil by U.S. Ambassador Caffery..& Pres: Vargas in Guanabara
April 22, 2026
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0:52Now Playing1942 BRAZIL: Col. Knox welcomed in Brazil by U.S. Ambassador Caffery..& Pres: Vargas in Guanabara
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as posted by the channelDate: 2nd November 1942
Location: Guanabara Palace, Brazil
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
CAFFERY Mr. (U.S. Ambassador Brazil). Later France Greets Col. Frank Knox in Brazil
FACTORIES. Earl of Athlone at Canadian Aluminum works
( ** THE SEQUENCES BELOW ARE NOT ON THIS CLIP *** NOR ARE GV'S OF SUGAR LOAF OR
STATUE OF CHRIST IN RIO DE JANIERO ***)
KNOX, Col. Frank & wife. Welcomed in Brazil by U.S. Ambassador Caffery..& Pres: Vargas in Guanabara Palace..inspects U.S. Naval bases in Southern waters..guest as flying officers get wings..
VARGAS, President of Brazil Welcomes Frank Know in Guanabara Palace, Brazil
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