Endnotes
1. Amy Spellacy, “Mapping the Metaphor of the Good Neighbor Geography, Globalism, and Pan-Americanism during the 1940s,” American Studies 47, no. 2 (2006): 39-41.
2. Pennee Bender, “Film as an Instrument of the Good Neighbor Policy, 1930s-1950s,” (doctoral dissertation, New York University, 2002), 24.
3. Bender, 20.
4. Peter Bales, “Nelson Rockefeller and His Quest for Inter-American Unity,” (doctoral dissertation, State University of New York, 1992), 140; Bender, 20.
5. Bender, 20.
6. Spellacy, 40-41.
7. Franklin D. Roosevelt, “First Inaugural Address of Franklin D. Roosevelt,” March 4, 1933, accessed https://avalon.law.yale.edu/20th_century/froos1.asp.
8. Natalie Mendoza, “The Good Neighbor Comes Home: The State, Mexicans and Mexican Americans, and Regional Consciousness in the US Southwest during World War II,” (doctoral dissertation, University of California, 2016), 1.
9. Bender, 32.
10. Ibid, 33.
11. Ibid, 31-32.
12. Andre Luiz Vieira De Campos, “The Institute of Inter-American Affairs and Its Health Policies in Brazil during World War II,” Presidential Studies Quarterly 28, no. 3 (1998): 523.
13. Bales, 55.
14. De Campos, 525.
15. Bales, 61, 85-86; Bender, 115; John W. G. Ogilvie, “The Potentialities of Inter-American Radio,” Public Opinion Quarterly 9, no. 1 (1945): 20.
16. “Nelson A. Rockefeller,” Life, April 27, 1942, 80-82.
17. Ibid, 39.
18. Ibid, 39.
19. Bales, 39-50; Bender, 48-52.
20. Bales, 40-41.
21. Cary Reich, The Life of Nelson A. Rockefeller: Worlds to Conquer, 1908-1958 (New York: Double Day, 1996), 169.
22. Bales, 45-51.
23. Bales, 55; Mendoza, 697.
24. Bales, 91, 97.
25. Bender, 59.
26. Bales, 55-56.
27. De Campos, 524.
28. Bales, 74-75.
29. Ibid, 524.
30. Bender, 71.
31. Lisa Rabin, “Screening ‘Good Neighbors’: The Educational Uses of Julien Bryan’s Latin American Shorts Along the US Circuits of 16mm, 1940-1947,” TMG Journal for Media History 23, no. 1-2 (2020): 130.
32. Bales, 105-106.
33. Ibid, 107.
34. Ibid, 91, 97.
35. Ibid, 68.
36. Bender, 74.
37. Bales, 90-92.
38. Bales, 97, 189; Claude Curtis Erb, “Nelson Rockefeller and United States - Latin American Relations, 1940-1945,” (doctoral dissertation, Clark University, 1982), 41-46.
39. Erb, “Nelson Rockefeller and United States - Latin American Relations,” 44-46.
40. Bales, 98.
41. Nelson A. Rockefeller,” Life, 88.
42. Bales, 94-95.
43. Ibid, 95.
44. De Campos, 530.
45. Ibid, 529.
46. Bales, 60; De Campos, 525.
47. De Campos, 529.
48. Claude Curtis Erb, “Prelude to Point Four: The Institute of Inter-American Affairs,” Diplomatic History 9, no. 3 (1985): 260.
49. Bender, 31-32.
50. Bales, 21; De Campos, 525; Erb, “Prelude to Point Four,” 262.
51. Bales, 106; De Campos. 525.
52. De Campos, 529; Erb, “Prelude to Point Four,” 262.
53. De Campos, 527; Erb, “Prelude to Point Four,” 260.
54. Erb, “Prelude to Point Four,” 260.
55. “Nelson A. Rockefeller, Life, 88.
56. Bales. 88.
57. Bender, 84.
58. Ibid, 83.
59. Bales, 88.
60. Ibid, 111-113.
61. Bender, 82.
62. Ogilvie, 27.
63. Bender, 74.
64. Ogilvie, 19.
65. Bales, 83-84.
66. Ogilvie, 25.
67. Bender, 82.
68. Ibid, 92.
69. Ibid, 108.
70. Bales, 81; Bender, 109-110.
71. Jacqueline Avila, “The Sounds of Mexico: Music in the OCIAA Documentaries,” IUScholarWorks, (2011): 1.
72. Bender, 91.
73. Bales, 82.
74. Ibid.
75. Bender, 91-92; Bales, 82.
76. John C. Patterson, “Activities of the United States Office of Education in the Inter-American Field,” The Journal of Educational Sociology 16, no. 3 (1942): 131.
77. Raymond T. Rich, “Inter-American Centers in the United States,” Bulletin of the Pan American Union 79, no. 3 (1945): 140.
78. Bertie A. Backus, “Community Response to Inter-American Education Activity,” The Journal of Educational Sociology 16, no. 3 (1942): 159-161; Rich, 137-139.
79. Patterson, 133-134; Davis, 308.
80. Harold E. Davis, “Inter-American Workshops for Teachers,” Hispania 26, no. 3 (1943): 309.
81. R. E. Blackwell, “Summary of the Activities of the Division of Science and Education of the Office of the Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs,” The Journal of Educational Sociology 16, no. 3 (1942): 145; Patterson, 132; Harlow Shapley, “The Committee on Inter-American Scientific Publication,” Science 109, no. 2842 (1949): 603; Karl E. Shedd, “Spanish Teachers and the Inter-American Workshop,” Hispania 28, no. 2 (1945): 230-231.
82. Avila, 1; Bender 23.
83. Bender, 23.
84. Bender, 112; Swanson, 72-73.
85. Bender, 112.
86. Bales, 80.
87. Bender, 137; Philip Swanson, “Going Down on Good Neighbours: Imagining América in Hollywood Movies of the 1930s and 1940s (Flying Down to Rio and Down Argentine Way),” Bulletin of Latin American Research 29, no. 1 (2010): 82.
88. Bales, 81.
89. Bender, 122-123.
90. Brazil Gets the News. (Rossi Rex Film) streaming, https://media.dlib.indiana.edu/media_objects/pz50hd120.
91. Colombia: Crossroads of the Americas. (1942, Office of the Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs) streaming, https://collections.libraries.indiana.edu/IULMIA/exhibits/show/world-war-ii-propaganda-films/item/1467.
92. Swanson, 73.
93. Avila, 6-7; Bender 130-137; Swanson, 73.
94. Avila, 6-7.
95. Bender, 241.
96. Bales, 120.
97. Rafael Alcadipani and Miguel P. Caldas, “Americanizing Brazilian Management,” Critical Perspectives on International Business 8, no. 1 (2012): 45.
98. Bales, 122.
99. Ibid, 123-124.
100. Bender, 5.
101. Alcadipani and Caldas, 45.
102. Bales, 126.
103. Ibid, 208.
104. Erb, “Prelude to Point Four,” 249.
105. Spellacy, 59.
106. Bender, 233.