| 10/01/1939 |
Reich Threatens To Sink British Ships On Sight; Holds Defensive Guns Make Them Warships-Vessels Cautioned (By British) |
1 |
| 10/01/1939 |
(Count) Ciano (Mussolini’s Son-In-law) Is Invited To Berlin; Reichstag Called-Italy To Get Role |
1 |
| 10/01/1939 |
(Polish President) Moscicki Resigns-Sikorski Is (Appointed) Premier (By Allies)-Regime Set Up In Paris-Allies Will Grant It Recognition |
1 |
| 10/01/1939 |
Committee Holds Arms Ban Repeal Vital To Our Peace |
1 |
| 10/01/1939 |
Both Sides In War Attacked By Quill-Chamberlain Just As Bad As Hitler |
5 |
| 10/01/1939 |
Jews Mark Theme Of Loyalty Day-Pleas For Brotherhood Areare Heard In Synagogues And Temples Throughout (New York) City |
18 |
| 10/01/1939 |
Neutrality Held Vital For Spain |
22 |
| 10/01/1939 |
Vandenberg Risks Much On Embargo (Stand-Presidential Candidacy) |
25 |
| 10/01/1939 |
3D Term Sentiment Increased By War (Gallup Poll-52% For Roosevelt) |
26 |
| 10/01/1939 |
(Fritz) Kuhn (German-American Bund) Bail ($50,000) Stands; Sent Back To Jail (Accused Of Stealing $14,000 From Bund) |
27 |
| 10/01/1939 |
Forum Will Hear President (Roosevelt) On War-Mrs. (Eleanor) Roosevelt To Speak |
29 |
| 10/01/1939 |
Canadians Intern Scores Of Germans (At Calgary, Montreal & Halifax) |
31 |
| 10/01/1939 |
Asks Davis Ban (On German-American Bund) |
31 |
| 10/01/1939 |
Coal Lack Checks Reich Industries-Venezuela Claims Loss (Of German Supplies) |
32 |
| 10/01/1939 |
Bermuda Awaits U.S. Act-Barring Of (U.S.) Ships And Planes Held Blow To Tourist Trade |
32 |
| 10/01/1939 |
Spy Menace Laid To Reds And Nazis |
33 |
| 10/01/1939 |
War Board Set Up For The Americas (At Panama Conference) |
34 |
| 10/01/1939 |
Reich Intensifies Drive In America |
35 |
| 10/01/1939 |
Remaining German Autos To Use Vapor Gas; Fuel Is By-Product Of Synthetic Gasoline (And Charcoal Gas [Carbon Monoxide] Will Also Be Used) |
35 |
| 10/01/1939 |
(German) Pact (With Russians) Amazes Japanese (15,000,000 Poles Given To Russians-See Katyn Massacre) |
36 |
| 10/01/1939 |
Senate Minority Report On The Neutrality Bill |
37 |
| 10/01/1939 |
Law Guild Urged To Aid Neutrality Change |
37 |
| 10/01/1939 |
Taft Sees Safety In Cash And Carry-Calls New Deal Failure |
37 |
| 10/01/1939 |
(War) Profiteers Inquiry Asked By President (Roosevelt) |
38 |
| 10/01/1939 |
(U.S. Att’y. General, Frank Murphy & J. Edgar Hoover, FBI) Declare U.S. Ready To Run Down Spies (See: A Man Called Intrepid) |
38 |
| 10/01/1939 |
Pope Is In Tears Consoling Poles-Warns The New Masters (Of Poland) |
40 |
| 10/01/1939 |
Ambulance Aid Voted By Legion In France |
40 |
| 10/01/1939 |
Early Peace Seen As Real Prospect (Col. Frederick Palmer) |
41 |
| 10/01/1939 |
Public Backs Voluntary Military Training For CCC By Wide Majority (American Institute Of Public Opinion) Survey Shows |
41 |
| 10/01/1939 |
French Stand Firm To Bar Nazi Peace (Offer) |
42 |
| 10/01/1939 |
Rail Diners Require German Food (Ration) Cards (Restaurants Also!) |
44 |
| 10/01/1939 |
Poles Here Map Crusade |
44 |
| 10/01/1939 |
Methodists For Embargo |
45 |
| 10/01/1939 |
British Singing ‘Adolf’ (By Annette Mills) |
48 |
| 10/01/1939 |
Picture: German Wounded At Stettin Returned On Liner Stuttgart |
48 |
| 10/01/1939 |
Nazis Oil Paucity Held Fatal Defect-Substitutes Are Costly |
49 |
| 10/01/1939 |
Washington Notified Poles Will Fight On (By Count Jerzy Potocki) |
49 |
| 10/01/1939 |
German Economy Held To Be Weak |
51 |
| 10/01/1939 |
Exile Dentists A Problem Here-Fall Short Of U.S. Standards |
D-7 |
| 10/01/1939 |
All Groups Voice Fear Of War Boom |
F-1 |
| 10/01/1939 |
Traders Expect Bigger British Blacklist If Change In Our Neutrality Act Is Passed |
F-9 |
| 10/01/1939 |
The News Of The Week In Review |
E-1 |
| 10/01/1939 |
Hitler,, Poles Crushed, Would Halt War Now-Allies Expected To Stand Pat (Against A German Peace Offer) |
E-3 |
| 10/01/1939 |
Both Sides Are Evading Real Neutrality Issue-Bulwark In Equipping Allies |
E-3 |
| 10/01/1939 |
Pan-Slavism Talk Heard In Balkans (Map) |
E-4 |
| 10/01/1939 |
Picture: General John Metaxas Of Greece |
E-4 |
| 10/01/1939 |
British Watching Action On (U.S. Arms) Embargo (To The Belligerents) |
E-6 |
| 10/01/1939 |
The Americas Test Their Democracy (Picture: Sumner Welles) |
E-6 |
| 10/01/1939 |
Canada Preparing For Long Warfare |
E-6 |
| 10/01/1939 |
The Nations Cartoonists Enter The Debate On Neutrality And War |
E-7 |
| 10/01/1939 |
Nation Spreading Its Net For Spies (See: A Man Called Intrepid) |
E-7 |
| 10/01/1939 |
Peace Mail Floods Capital |
E-7 |
| 10/01/1939 |
U.S. Executive Branch Nearing 1,000,000 (‘Government’) Jobs |
E-10 |
| 10/01/1939 |
War: Machines, Men, Machines |
Mag. 1 |
| 10/01/1939 |
Churchill Takes Up Where He Left Off (In World War I) |
Mag. 3 |
| 10/01/1939 |
The World’s Toughest Job (Roosevelt’s) Gets Tougher |
Mag. 4 |
| 10/01/1939 |
Gandhi At 70 |
Mag. 10 |
| 10/01/1939 |
War Pictures |
Roto. |
| 10/02/1939 |
Churchill Bars A Hitler Peace-Britain Confident-Says Hitler Must Yield (Text Of Speech, P. 6) |
1 |
| 10/02/1939 |
Britain Conscripts 250,000 More |
1 |
| 10/02/1939 |
Embargo Debate Will Open Today; May Last A Month-Pittman Leads Off |
1 |
| 10/02/1939 |
(Alfred E.) Smith Makes Plea To Lift Arms Ban-Asks Nation To Stand Behind President (Roosevelt-Text, P. 10) |
1 |
| 10/02/1939 |
Afl Council Calls Role Of Mediator Best We Can Offer (See Oct. 8, 1939, P.1) |
1 |
| 10/02/1939 |
New Data Clarify Westwall Layout (Map) |
2 |
| 10/02/1939 |
(Exiled) Czechs (Benes, Premier Also Appointed By Allies) Ask Allies For Right To Fight |
3 |
| 10/02/1939 |
Germany Protests (Elected Polish President) Moscicki’s Action (Resignation To Allow Appointment Of Sikorski By Allies) |
3 |
| 10/02/1939 |
Prolific Mothers Honored By Reich |
3 |
| 10/02/1939 |
Urges This Country Bar Armed (Allied) Ships-Cites (British) Flag Ruse (Abuse Of U.S. Flag By Allies) In ‘14-’ |
184 |
| 10/02/1939 |
Red Army In Poland Has Women’s Forces (Picture) |
4 |
| 10/02/1939 |
Refugees (In U.S.) Reported Providing Many Jobs |
4 |
| 10/02/1939 |
Diplomat Vanishes; Poles In Russia Irked |
6 |
| 10/02/1939 |
(Yale University President, Charles) Seymour Foresee Peril (To U.S.) If Nazis Win |
8 |
| 10/02/1939 |
Polish Government Now Blamed For Nation’s Military Collapse-Jerzy Szapiro |
8 |
| 10/02/1939 |
British Radio Waves Invaded By Germany |
8 |
| 10/02/1939 |
(Opposing) Senators Present Sides On Embargo |
9 |
| 10/02/1939 |
Gannett Asks Curb On The President (Roosevelt)-He Holds That Roosevelt’s Powers Are ‘Shocking’ |
9 |
| 10/02/1939 |
(Social Democratic Federation) Backs President’s (Roosevelt’s) Stand |
9 |
| 10/02/1939 |
(Father Charles E.) Coughlin Hails ‘Victory’ |
9 |
| 10/02/1939 |
Army Recruiting At Peacetime High |
10 |
| 10/02/1939 |
Thomas Mann Urges Federation In Europe (Modeled After Ours) |
10 |
| 10/02/1939 |
(Episcopal Bishop William T.) Manning Asks Aid For Allies In War |
12 |
| 10/02/1939 |
(Rev. Dr. Harry Emerson) Fosdick Sees Duty Of U.S. To Shun War |
12 |
| 10/02/1939 |
‘It Is Our War Now,’ W. C. T. U. Is Told (By Clinton N. Howard Of International Reform Federation)-No Security In Isolation (Says Methodist Bishop Oxnam) |
17 |
| 10/02/1939 |
(David Dubinsky) Asks Wage Rises In War |
18 |
| 10/03/1939 |
Senate Opens Battle Over Embargo With 60 Believed Favoring Repeal-Pittman Sees Peril (If British Lose)-Borah Angrily Differs |
1 |
| 10/02/1939 |
Afl Urges Repeal Of Embargo; Holds It Will Keep Us Out Of War |
1 |
| 10/02/1939 |
Germany Warns American Shipping-Halt And Search-Lights Must Be Shown-Note Says Vessels Are Not To Be Convoyed Or Zig Zag On Course-And Radio Must Not Be Used If Reich Warship Is Sighted |
1 |
| 10/02/1939 |
Latvia Gets Delay On Moscow Terms |
1 |
| 10/02/1939 |
Strain On Rome-Berlin Axis Seen As (Count) Ciano Hurries Home; Peace Moves Are Delayed |
1 |
| 10/02/1939 |
Poland Continues To Exist Legally In Opinion Of U.S.-Hull Recognizes Authority Of Its (Angers, France) Government, Now In France, And Ambassador (Potocki)-Affirms Policy On Force |
1 |
| 10/02/1939 |
(Sparce) French Advances Mapped In Detail (Map) |
2 |
| 10/02/1939 |
Flight Over Berlin Related By British-Germans Ridicule Story-Squadron Of Bombers In Full Moonlight Reported To Have Made The Trip Undetected |
3 |
| 10/02/1939 |
Padrewski Backs New Polish (Sikorski) Regime (In France) |
3 |
| 10/02/1939 |
British War Aims To Be Given Today-Scorn For Nazi Threats (And Peace Plan) |
4 |
| 10/02/1939 |
Britain’s First War Ditty Is Played In (London) Night Clubs |
4 |
| 10/03/1939 |
Typhus (Epidemic) Feared In Poland-German Army’s Chief Task Now Is To Prevent An Epidemic |
5 |
| 10/03/1939 |
Pole (On Sikorski Regime’s Staff In Paris) Lays Defeat To Dearth Of Arms-Cites Blunders Of Staff-Jerzy Szapiro |
6 |
| 10/03/1939 |
(August) Cardinal (Hlond) Assails Reich And Russia (From The Relative Safety Of Rome) |
7 |
| 10/03/1939 |
Americas Set Up Sea ‘Safety Zone’-Neutrality Draft Voted |
8 |
| 10/03/1939 |
(Polish) Consul (In Canada, After Visit To Warsaw) Describes Warsaw Bombing-Lauds (Anthony J. Drexel) Biddle And Wife-Asserts Poland Is Still In The War |
8 |
| 10/03/1939 |
Text Of The Declaration Of Panama |
8 |
| 10/03/1939 |
Nazis In Warsaw; City Still On Fire (Picture) |
8 |
| 10/03/1939 |
Plans Laid To Help Jews In Europe-American (Jewish) Congress Reviews 1917 Activity In Move To Upbuild Relief |
10 |
| 10/03/1939 |
Dr. Angell (President Emeritus Of Yale University) Warns Of Regimentation (In U.S.)-Many Liberties Gone Now |
12 |
| 10/03/1939 |
(William Allen) White (Emporia, Kansas) Fights Embargo (Later, He And Clark Eichelberger Would For The ‘Committee To Defend America By Aiding The Allies’) |
12 |
| 10/03/1939 |
Nationalists In India Get Gandhi’s Report (Whether India Will Support The British In The War Or Not) |
13 |
| 10/03/1939 |
Appeal Made By (Nevada) Senator (Key) Pittmann (Supporting The Amendments To The Neutrality Act Favored By Roosevelt) |
14 |
| 10/03/1939 |
(Idaho) Senator Borah’s Argument (Against Roosevelt-Supported Amendments To Neutrality Act) |
14 |
| 10/03/1939 |
War Lifts Demand For Machine Tools |
31 |
| 10/03/1939 |
War Dislocates Trade Of World |
32 |
| 10/03/1939 |
Wheat Sells Off On War (Peace) Situation-Prices 1½ To 1¾ C Lower (Possible Acceptable German Peace Offer) |
33 |
| 10/03/1939 |
Cotton Declines Despite Covering |
41 |
| 10/04/1939 |
Chamberlain Bars Hitler Pledges; Says Threats Will Not Sway Allies-Prime Minister Retorts To Lloyd George’s Plea For Peace Parley-Bans ‘Mere Assurances’ (Text, P. 4) |
1 |
| 10/03/1939 |
Nazis See In Talk Chance For Truce-Hopes Rise In Reich-90-Day Armistice Hinted-Britain Seen Ready To Listen To Reasonable Offer, But Nazis Push War Plans |
1 |
| 10/03/1939 |
(Senator) Norris Denounces Embargo And Asks Aid For Allies-Red-Nazi Peril (Norris Voted Against A Declaration Of War Against Germany In 1917) |
1 |
| 10/03/1939 |
(German) Sea Raider Called ‘Pocket Battleship’ |
1 |
| 10/03/1939 |
Army Buys 329 Speedy Tanks At $6,000,000 |
1 |
| 10/03/1939 |
War In The West Found Leisurely-German Dead Brought In |
2 |
| 10/03/1939 |
Picture: ‘Back To The Country’ For German City Girls |
3 |
| 10/03/1939 |
Tokyo Admits Defeat By Soviet; Calls Mongol Battle ‘Disastrous’ |
3 |
| 10/03/1939 |
Trotsky Says U.S. Will Join Conflict-Asserts Only Washington Can Get Russia To Shift From Supporting Germany (Article By Leon Trotsky [Lev Bronstein]) |
5 |
| 10/03/1939 |
Hungary Cuts Jews’ Jobs |
5 |
| 10/03/1939 |
Taft Scores (Americas’) ‘Safety Zone’ |
7 |
| 10/03/1939 |
British Plan Pact For Sweden’s (Iron) Ore (Germany’s Main Supply)-Diversion From Germany Held First Object Of Trade Talks With Scandinavian Lands (See Invasion Of Norway In 1940) |
7 |
| 10/03/1939 |
(Exiled) Poles Say Leaders Hesitated Too Long-Army Chiefs Criticized-Jerzy Szapiro |
9 |
| 10/03/1939 |
President (Roosevelt) Ignores Military Budgets-He Orders Army, Navy To Push Present Expansion; With Congress To Approve Later |
10 |
| 10/03/1939 |
Picture: August Cardinal Hlond |
10 |
| 10/03/1939 |
‘War Jitters’ Felt In South America |
11 |
| 10/03/1939 |
Franco Offers Aid To Restore Peace-Says ‘This War Is Absurd |
11 |
| 10/03/1939 |
Allies Can’t Lose, Hoover Asserts-Advises Us To Keep Out |
12 |
| 10/04/1939 |
(New, Appointed) President Of Poland (In Paris Exile) Issues Manifesto-Urges Citizens To Join Allies |
12 |
| 10/04/1939 |
(Harvard University, President, James Bryant) Conant Hits Curb On Sales (Of Arms) To Allies-Writes Views To (Alf M.) Landon |
13 |
| 10/04/1939 |
Neutrality Law Termed Immoral (By Clyde Eagleton)-Allan W. Dulles Calls For Lifting Arms Embargo (To Belligerents As Part Of U.S. Policy |
13 |
| 10/04/1939 |
W. C. T. U. Demands Peace Above All |
52 |
| 10/05/1939 |
Turkey Resisting Russian Pressure For Dominant Role In The Balkans |
1 |
| 10/05/1939 |
(Texas Senator, Tom) Connally Assails Embargo In Clash With Vandenberg (Connally A Strong, Reliable Roosevelt Lieutenant) |
1 |
| 10/05/1939 |
French Rout Nazis In Battle Of Tanks |
1 |
| 10/05/1939 |
Soviet To Get Ships For Allies Trade |
1 |
| 10/05/1939 |
Recruiting Of British Here Is Postponed |
2 |
| 10/05/1939 |
Skill And Courage Of French Army Impress Visitors On The West Front |
3 |
| 10/05/1939 |
Daladier Rejects An Imposed Peace (Offered By Germany) |
44 |
| 10/05/1939 |
Halifax Rules Out Peace By ‘Threats’ (Offered By Germany) |
4 |
| 10/05/1939 |
Two Nations (Turkey & Sweden) Reject Partition Of Poland |
4 |
| 10/05/1939 |
(Polish) Jews Agitate In Berlin-Women Demand Aid For Kinsmen In Concentration Camps (German Rabbis Embarrassed By Polish Jews) |
6 |
| 10/05/1939 |
Soviet To Increase Purchases In U.S.-Nazi Exports Inadequate |
8 |
| 10/05/1939 |
Polish Foreign Debt Held Largely In U.S. |
8 |
| 10/05/1939 |
In Palestine Illegally-6,323 Unauthorized Immigrants Reported In Three Months |
9 |
| 10/05/1939 |
Poles Still Fighting Says Reich Command |
9 |
| 10/05/1939 |
Argentine Envoy Lauds U.S. Policy-Medal Awarded To Hull |
10 |
| 10/05/1939 |
Americans Study Polish Relief Plan (See Earlier Article) |
10 |
| 10/05/1939 |
Avoid War Zones, Hull Advises Ships-Legality ‘Not Recognized’12 Belligerents Told Of Sea Safety Belt (Around Americas)-No Word Sent To Poland (From Pan-American Conference At Panama!) |
12 |
| 10/05/1939 |
Hull Reveals Plans For Atlantic Safety Belt; Information On War At Sea Set As Patrol Aim |
12 |
| 10/05/1939 |
Digest Of Two Senate Talks (Connally & Vandenberg) On (The Amendments To The U.S.) Neutrality Bill |
14 |
| 10/05/1939 |
(Bainbridge Colby, Secretary Of State Under Wilson) Warns Of Powers Given Roosevelt |
15 |
| 10/05/1939 |
(Herschel) Grynszpan (In Jail, Awaiting Trial For The Murder Of Ernst Vom Rath) Seeks Release To Kill Some More Nazis |
15 |
| 10/06/1939 |
U.S. Refugee Ship Will Be Sunk, Reich Says Implying Allied Plot (To Blame Germany)-Warships Sent Out-American Craft To Guard Iroquois-White House Skeptical |
1 |
| 10/06/1939 |
Hitler’s Peace Terms Forecast (Refusal Implied) |
1 |
| 10/06/1939 |
Passport Regulation For Bermuda Dropped |
1 |
| 10/06/1939 |
Latvia Signs Pact, Soviet Gets Bases |
1 |
| 10/06/1939 |
British Submarine’s Crew, Bombed All Day At Bottom Of Sea, Passes Time By Betting |
1 |
| 10/06/1939 |
Pole (Marian Chodacki, Former Polish High Commissioner To Danzig) Charges Torture (At The Hands Of The Germans) |
2 |
| 10/06/1939 |
British Indignant Over Raeder Tale (That British Intend To Sink U.S. Refugee Ship) |
3 |
| 10/06/1939 |
President’s (Roosevelt’s) Statement On Iroquoi |
3 |
| 10/06/1939 |
Nazis Seek Trade (Especially Iron Ore) Of Scandinavians |
4 |
| 10/06/1939 |
Rain Halts Action On Western Front |
4 |
| 10/06/1939 |
Hitler In Warsaw, Cites It As A Warning |
5 |
| 10/06/1939 |
Mayor Of Warsaw (Stephan Starzynski) Reported A Suicide |
5 |
| 10/06/1939 |
Vatican Is Anxious On Catholic Poles-Lwow Primate Said Held (By Russians) |
6 |
| 10/06/1939 |
Spurt In Food Orders To Aid Germans Seen |
6 |
| 10/06/1939 |
Only Hitler’s Retirement Seen Influencing France |
7 |
| 10/06/1939 |
France Gets American, Canadian Fliers |
7 |
| 10/06/1939 |
Refugees In Britain Likely To Stay There |
8 |
| 10/06/1939 |
Text Of The Soviet-Latvian Mutual Aid Treaty |
9 |
| 10/06/1939 |
Belgium Fearful Of German Attack |
9 |
| 10/06/1939 |
Nazis Honor 3 Britons Killed In Air Battle |
10 |
| 10/06/1939 |
Mrs. (Herbert) Lehman Gives A Democracy Creed |
11 |
| 10/06/1939 |
Embargo Debate Is In Calmer Tone |
13 |
| 10/06/1939 |
Excerpts From Speeches On Neutrality (Amendment) Bill |
14 |
| 10/06/1939 |
Lack Of Candor Seen In Embargo Dispute |
14 |
| 10/06/1939 |
Stimson Attacks ‘Foolish Embargo’ |
15 |
| 10/06/1939 |
(Fritz) Kuhn (German-American Bund) Case Witness Committed To Jail |
17 |
| 10/06/1939 |
95% Of U.S. Public Opposes Any A. E. F.-16% For Idea Month Ago |
19 |
| 10/07/1939 |
Hitler Demands His Peace Or A War Of Destruction; Allies Forecast Rejection; But Are Studying Terms-Nazi Favors Truce-Closes Polish Issue-British Find Flaws (In Offer) |
1 |
| 10/06/1939 |
Russia Aloof, Reported Planning To Fortify Border-Russia Will Not Enter War |
1 |
| 10/06/1939 |
Borah Peace Move On Neutrality (Amendment) Bill Is Coolly Received-IsolationistsAccept ‘Cash And Carry’ If Embargo Is Retained |
1 |
| 10/06/1939 |
Daladier Rejects Hitler Proposals |
1 |
| 10/06/1939 |
Truce Proposal From Roosevelt Would Be Accepted, Berlin Hears |
1 |
| 10/06/1939 |
Nazi Force In West Is Put At 1,400,000 |
1 |
| 10/06/1939 |
Hitler Bid Futile, Senators Believe |
2 |
| 10/07/1939 |
Roosevelt To Guard Ships At Need, Denies Reversing Convoy Policy |
2 |
| 10/06/1939 |
British Admiralty Denounces Raeder |
2 |
| 10/06/1939 |
Ludlow Demands A Total Embargo |
2 |
| 10/06/1939 |
British Hold League (Of Nations Is) Dead |
3 |
| 10/06/1939 |
(Eduard) Benes Confers In Paris (Appointed, Czech Government-In-Exile) |
3 |
| 10/06/1939 |
Soviet Reported Killing Anti-Japanese Plotters |
4 |
| 10/06/1939 |
Hitler Is Said To Favor Jewish Colony (Reservation Like The Indian Reservations In The U.S.) In Poland |
5 |
| 10/06/1939 |
Britain’s View Of (Hitler’s) Speech |
6 |
| 10/06/1939 |
Hitler’s Speech Likened (By British) To Reich’s ‘16 Peace Note (Also Rejected By Allies) |
6 |
| 10/06/1939 |
Poles Seeking Relatives-Two Generals (One Jewish) Reported Killed |
7 |
| 10/06/1939 |
Text Of Chancellor Adolf Hitler’s Address On His War Aims Before The German Reichstag (Picture) |
8&9 |
| 10/06/1939 |
(Count Johann Heinrich) Von Bernstorff Is Dead In Geneva |
17 |
| 10/08/1939 |
Roosevelt Cool To (Peace) Mediation Role (Compare With Earlier Notes To Hitler & Mussolini From Roosevelt): Might Act Later If Sure Of Success-President (Roosevelt) Silent-Authorizes Statement He Has Nothing To Say On Berlin Bid-Poland Seen As Obstacle |
1 |
| 10/06/1939 |
Britain Expected To Outline Terms-Allies Plan Reply-War Aims To Be Listed |
1 |
| 10/06/1939 |
Army Manoeuvres, Record For Peace, Set To Open Oct. 25 |
1 |
| 10/06/1939 |
Germany Watches New Soviet Moves |
1 |
| 10/06/1939 |
Finland Is Invited To Moscow Talks |
1 |
| 10/06/1939 |
23,000 From WPA Get Home Relief |
4 |
| 10/06/1939 |
Revolt Of Czechs Gains Says Benes-Confers On New Regime (-In-Exile) |
27 |
| 10/08/1939 |
Troops Of Britain Take Place In Line-Held Waiting For Winter |
28 |
| 10/08/1939 |
Poles (Diplomats) Wait In Russia For Missing Consul |
29 |
| 10/08/1939 |
Germans In Latvia Claimed By Hitler |
30 |
| 10/08/1939 |
Oil Expert Holds Russia Cannot Supply Enough Fuel To Fill Hitler’s War Needs |
30 |
| 10/08/1939 |
Canada Fits Life Into War Pattern-60,000 Men Recruited |
30 |
| 10/08/1939 |
U.S. Aid To Canada In War Is Backed (73%-Gallup Poll) |
31 |
| 10/08/1939 |
Red Cross Here Aids American Refugees |
31 |
| 10/08/1939 |
(Sir Ernst Mac Millan) Pictures Hitler Apeing Lohengrin |
33 |
| 10/08/1939 |
Roman Catholic Tax Is Ordered In Austria |
33 |
| 10/08/1939 |
War Guilt Is Hitler’s, Tokyo Paper (Yomiuri) Asserts |
34 |
| 10/08/1939 |
Paris Sees Hitler Anxious For Truce |
35 |
| 10/08/1939 |
London Will Fete (Appointed) Mission Of Poles-Exiles To Be Conscripted |
35 |
| 10/08/1939 |
Anti-Nazi Movie Shown In Moscow |
37 |
| 10/08/1939 |
(Dutch) Fear A Second Munich |
37 |
| 10/08/1939 |
Leaders Endorse Embargo Repeal (Favored By Roosevelt-Part Of William Allen White’s ‘The Non-Partisan Committee For Peace Through The Revision Of The Neutrality Law’-Robert Sherwood [Roosevelt’s Speech Writer], Rabbi Stephen S. Wise & Others Mentioned In Committee-The Forerunner Of ‘The Committee To Defend America By Aiding The Allies’) |
38 |
| 10/08/1939 |
White House Will Bid Enemy Envoys To Fete; War However, May Cause A Cancellation |
39 |
| 10/08/1939 |
Reich Due To Score Lifting Arms Curb-1915 Precedent In Point |
39 |
| 10/08/1939 |
(Louis Ruthenberg, Servel) Calls On U.S.To Stay Out (Of War) |
39 |
| 10/08/1939 |
(George Wharton Pepper) Says ‘Cash-Carry’ Violates Neutrality |
39 |
| 10/08/1939 |
Widow Makes Gift Of Wilson Papers (To Library Of Congress)-Covers The League (Of Nations) Fight |
41 |
| 10/08/1939 |
Ukrainians Accused (‘Hungarian Reports’) Of Polish Slaughter |
43 |
| 10/08/1939 |
(Anne O’Hare McCormick) Writer Sees Nazis Leaving (Allies) No Choice (But To Fight)-Reich’s Doom Forecast |
44 |
| 10/08/1939 |
(Julian Bryan) Tells Of Calmness Of Warsaw Mayor (Earlier Reported A Suicide) |
44 |
| 10/08/1939 |
Neutral Protests Rejected By Reich |
46 |
| 10/08/1939 |
War Foes Plan Meeting |
46 |
| 10/08/1939 |
Doom Of Tyranny Is Seen By (N.Y. City) Rabbis |
47 |
| 10/08/1939 |
Roosevelt Protected In Talks To Envoys By Radio ‘Scrambling’ To Foil Spies Abroad |
47 |
| 10/08/1939 |
Dies Inquiry Turns To Refugee Drive |
47 |
| 10/08/1939 |
(Fritz) Kuhn (German-American Bund) Is Set Free On Bail Of $50,000 |
47 |
| 10/08/1939 |
War Jolts Trade Of Latin America |
F-1 |
| 10/08/1939 |
Fading Peace Hope Bolsters Markets |
F-8 |
| 10/08/1939 |
The News Of The Week In Review |
E-1 |
| 10/08/1939 |
Senate Bored By Duel Of Neutrality Orators-Administration Wall (Pro-Roosevelt Coalition) Holds |
E-3 |
| 10/08/1939 |
Major Events Of The Fifth Week Of The European War, Oct. 1-7, 1939 |
E-4 |
| 10/08/1939 |
Nazi Propaganda Fails Among Arabs |
E-5 |
| 10/08/1939 |
Churchill Awakens Britons-’The Master Builder’ (A Strongly Pro-Churchill Cartoon) |
E-5 |
| 10/08/1939 |
How The Map Of Europe Has Changed Since 1914 |
E-5 |
| 10/08/1939 |
Principles In Embargo Act Debate |
E-6 |
| 10/08/1939 |
Business Revival Stirs In New England |
E-7 |
| 10/08/1939 |
War Disrupts Overseas Mail (German Causes For Disruption Maximized, British Blockade Not Mentioned) |
E-10 |
| 10/08/1939 |
Russia’s Revolution And Stalin’s Part In It |
Book 5 |
| 10/08/1939 |
Stalin’s Russia: World Enigm |
Mag. 1 |
| 10/09/1939 |
Soviet Agrees To Rush Good To Reich As German Delegates Meet Molotoff-Russia Tells Plan |
1 |
| 10/09/1939 |
Paris Sees Hitler’s Peace Misfiring-Nazis In ‘Dilemma’ |
1 |
| 10/09/1939 |
Nazi Chiefs Score (German) Peace Step Rebuff (By Allies) |
1 |
| 10/09/1939 |
Finns Said To Seek Nazi Aid On Soviet |
1 |
| 10/09/1939 |
Quill Repudiates Labor Party Stand-Anti-Communist Resolution Was ‘Designed To Create War Hysteria,’ He Charges |
1 |
| 10/09/1939 |
British Down Nazi Plane At Sea, Aid Rescue; Patrol Photographs (German) Westwall From 100 Feet |
1 |
| 10/09/1939 |
(Allied) Patrols Increase Pressure In West-Surprise Move (By Germans) Ruled Out |
2 |
| 10/09/1939 |
(August) Zaleski (New ‘Polish’ Foreign Minister Appointed In Paris By The Allies) Predicts Revival Of Poland |
2 |
| 10/09/1939 |
(Playwright, Robert) Sherwood (One Of Roosevelt’s Speech Writers-See Roosevelt And Hopkins) To Aid Canada (Served With Canadian ‘Black Watch’ In 1917-1919) |
2 |
| 10/09/1939 |
War Issue Barred In Swiss Election |
2 |
| 10/09/1939 |
Britain And Belgium In Trade Deadlock-Negotiations On (British) Blockade Are Halted For More Study |
2 |
| 10/09/1939 |
Soviet Sees Gag In Paris |
2 |
| 10/09/1939 |
Episcopalians Study War-Stand Of Church Likely To Be Discussed At Church Council Session (Bishop, Right Reverend Henry St. George Tucker, An Active Interventionist-’Fight For Freedom’) |
2 |
| 10/09/1939 |
Roosevelt Studies War Issue Effects-Talks To Hull And Others By PhoneHolds To Silence On It |
3 |
| 10/09/1939 |
Italy Offers Pacts For Balkan Peace |
3 |
| 10/09/1939 |
Australians Deride Hitler ‘Blustering’ |
3 |
| 10/09/1939 |
Soviet Oil Supply For Reich Doubted-Inferior (Russian) Grades Noted-Berlin Is Forced To Drop Plan For Self-Sufficiency In Motor Fuels By 1942 |
4 |
| 10/09/1939 |
Justice Held Needed For 9 (Racial) Minorities In U.S. (By ‘Committee On Religious Rights And Minorities:-Includes: Herbert C. Hoover, Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler Of Columbia Univ., Rabbi Stephen S. Wise, Most Rev. Joseph Schrembs, Henry Morgenthau, Sr. & Dr. Frederick H. Knubel) |
4 |
| 10/09/1939 |
Germans Depart In Baltic States-Russians March Nearer |
4 |
| 10/09/1939 |
Pictures: The End Of Polish Land-And-Air Resistance |
4 |
| 10/09/1939 |
Czech Said To Have Killed 67 Germans And Himself (Paris Report) |
4 |
| 10/09/1939 |
Report 16,855 Poles Have Just Given Up |
4 |
| 10/09/1939 |
(‘Women’s National Committee To Keep The United States Out Of War’) Urge Funds For Defense |
4 |
| 10/09/1939 |
Mystery Vessel Seen Off Maine-It May Have Been A (?) Submarine |
5 |
| 10/09/1939 |
Dutch Ship Sunk Near English Port (Implies A German Mine Or Torpedo) |
5 |
| 10/09/1939 |
Iroquois (See Earlier Entries) Is Met At Sea By U.S. Destroyers Which Will Accompany (‘Convoy’) Liner To New York |
5 |
| 10/09/1939 |
(Polish General Consul To Canada, Just Back From Warsaw, Victor Podoski) Predicts Revolution In Reich And Russia-Declares Allies Will Win |
5 |
| 10/09/1939 |
(Fritz) Kuhn At (German-American) Bund Rally |
5 |
| 10/09/1939 |
(U.S. Ships, ‘American Importer’ & ‘American Banker’) To Pick Up U.S. Refugees (In Europe) |
5 |
| 10/09/1939 |
Cudahy Warns Americans (To Leave Europe) |
5 |
| 10/09/1939 |
France Arrests 35 Red Deputies |
6 |
| 10/09/1939 |
London Due To Ask Nazi Withdrawal (From Polish Territory) |
6 |
| 10/09/1939 |
(Federal Council Of Churches Of Christ In America) Condemns War As Evil |
6 |
| 10/09/1939 |
Duplessis Hits Ottawa (Wants Larger Role For Quebec, Not So Pro-English) |
6 |
| 10/09/1939 |
$80,000,000 (War) Planes Rushed (By U.S.) For Allies |
7 |
| 10/09/1939 |
Peace Failure (In Europe) Forecast (By Japanese) |
8 |
| 10/09/1939 |
(Rear Admiral Russel Wilson) Says Arizona Faced Ruin Of Its Engines (Sabotage Of Vital Oil Lines Implied-’Certain Machinists’ Under Surveillance) |
8 |
| 10/09/1939 |
Send Embargo (Maintenance) Pleas (To Washington, Father Charles E.) Coughlin Asks Again |
9 |
| 10/09/1939 |
(William R.) Castle Asserts War Is ‘Not Our Quarrel’ |
9 |
| 10/09/1939 |
U.S. In Peace Role Is Plea Of (Rev. John Haynes) Holmes-We Can Stay Out Of War If We Have The Will To Serve Humanity, He Asserts-Against Embargo Repeal (Favored By Roosevelt)-Pastor Blames Britain And France For Failing To Aid Democracy In Reich |
13 |
| 10/09/1939 |
State ‘Supremacy’ Over God Scored (Presbyterian Church-Germany More Or Less Implied |
13 |
| 10/09/1939 |
U.S. Held To Share Responsibility For War; Dr. (John Sutherland) Bonnell (Presbyterian, Urges Nations To Repentance |
13 |
| 10/09/1939 |
(Bible) ‘Quotation Gospel’ (As Opposed To Testimony From Experience, Presumably The Pastor’s) Scorned By (Very Rev. Milo) Gates (Cathedral Of St. John The Divine) |
13 |
| 10/09/1939 |
(Presbyterian Rev. Dr. Andrew R. Osborn) Sees Peril Of Paganism |
13 |
| 10/09/1939 |
Bible From (George Vi) Royalty Occupies Roosevelt |
14 |
| 10/09/1939 |
(Methodist, Rev. Dr. Howard Mc Grath) Denounces (Father Charles E.) Coughlin And Christian Front |
19 |
| 10/09/1939 |
Warburg Memorial To Start (In Palestine) Tomorrow (A Memorial To An American Jew) |
19 |
| 10/09/1939 |
Wheat Cheapest Since War Began (On German Peace Offer) |
27 |
| 10/09/1939 |
Germany Tightens Internal Economy |
27 |
| 10/09/1939 |
British Markets Now Readjusted |
27 |
| 10/09/1939 |
Auxiliary Monies Aiding Reichsbank |
27 |
| 10/09/1939 |
(U.S.) Steel Production Continues To Rise-Steel Exporting Changed (U.S. Portion Increased) By War |
27 |
| 10/10/1939 |
Roosevelt Names Used By Red Chiefs, Says Dies Witness |
1 |
| 10/10/1939 |
Germans In Baltic Rush Repatriation |
1 |
| 10/10/1939 |
Finland And Russia Massing Troops-Helsingfors Firm-Soviet Troops Enter Estonia |
1 |
| 10/10/1939 |
Sweden Sees Threat (From Russia), Mans Defenses |
1 |
| 10/10/1939 |
British Navy Fights Off Air Bombers-No Ships Damaged-Reich Squadron Scurried For Cover Upon Being Sighted By A British Patrol |
1 |
| 10/10/1939 |
Congress Recess Suggested To Let President (Roosevelt) Meditate-Senate Majority Chiefs Give Little Chance To Plan To Seek Peace In Europe-Administration Denies (Peace) Bid |
1 |
| 10/10/1939 |
Reich Ships Wait (In Buenos Aires) With Grain Loads |
2 |
| 10/10/1939 |
U-Boat, 2 Tankers Seen Off Key West-Planes Hurry To Area-Any Submarine Refueling Near Our Shores Might Bring Up 300-Mile ‘Belt’ Dictum |
2 |
| 10/10/1939 |
Iroquois (U.S. Refugee Ship) Lane Patrolled (By U.S. Navy) |
2 |
| 10/10/1939 |
1,200 Tons Of Toys Here From Reich |
3 |
| 10/10/1939 |
Finns Ready To Resist The Soviet ‘Request’ On Aland Islands |
3 |
| 10/10/1939 |
Britons (Consular Officials) Free Of Nazi Jail |
3 |
| 10/10/1939 |
30 Americans Listed As Lost On Athenia |
3 |
| 10/10/1939 |
Nazi Peace Backed In Moscow-Assails Allies’ War On Hitlerism |
4 |
| 10/10/1939 |
Soviet Editorial On Hitler Peace |
4 |
| 10/10/1939 |
Experts Belittle Reich-Soviet Deal |
4 |
| 10/10/1939 |
Viceroy Hears Views Of Factions In India (Gives ‘Audiences’) |
4 |
| 10/10/1939 |
Envoys Cheer Poles On Leaving Soviet Posts |
4 |
| 10/10/1939 |
Allied Aims Clear, Chamberlain Says-No Early Peace Is Seen |
5 |
| 10/10/1939 |
Hopes For Peace Persist In Britain-Hitler Talk (German Terms) Discounted |
5 |
| 10/10/1939 |
Picture: Arch Duke Otto (Von Hapsburg) Offers To Form (Pro-Allied) Austrian Legion |
6 |
| 10/10/1939 |
Daladier To Insist On A Free Europe |
7 |
| 10/10/1939 |
May Speed Arms Orders |
7 |
| 10/10/1939 |
Major Reich Drive Expected Shortly (Report From A Paris Correspondent) |
8 |
| 10/10/1939 |
Red Cross Requires Clothing For Poles (Names Of Camps Used By Germans For Polish Officers-Some Officers Have Orderlies-Compare With Katyn Massacre) |
8 |
| 10/10/1939 |
Poles In Paris Start A Nightly Broadcast (To Poland) |
8 |
| 10/10/1939 |
W. R. Davis Denies Reich Oil Project (See A Man Called Intrepid-Davis Allegedly Carried A Peace Offer To Roosevelt From Hitler & Was Allegedly Murdered By ‘Intrepid’s’ Organization) |
9 |
| 10/10/1939 |
Nazis Base Chance On (Allied Peace) Counter Offer-Shelve Hopes For Roosevelt’s Mediation-Stress Readiness To Hear Allies’ Terms-Tender By Oslo Reported |
10 |
| 10/10/1939 |
Picture: Hitler & Goering-Drivers Of The Nazi War Machine |
10 |
| 10/10/1939 |
Nazi Restrictions Hamper Traveler-Lacking (Ration) Cards For Meat And Bread, He Cannot Buy These Even In Restaurants-Germans Refuse Marks (In Payment For Fare On Swedish Ferry) |
11 |
| 10/10/1939 |
Spokesman Admits Japanese Retreat-Chinese Are Celebrating |
12 |
| 10/10/1939 |
Woodrum Attack Stirs House Clash-Virginian Asks Investigation Of ‘Propaganda’ By Fish’s Keep-Out-Of-War Committee (Von Ribbentrop Had Loaned Rep. Hamilton Fish A Plane To Fly From Berlin To Oslo. Woodrum Implies It Was Payment For Fish’s Opposition To Roosevelt) |
13 |
| 10/10/1939 |
Roosevelt Urges Wide Charity Drive (Text)-(‘To Extend A Helping Hand To All Who Suffer Privation Or Want Within Our Borders’) |
25 |
| 10/11/1939 |
Daladier Bars Peace On Nazi Terms-France Skeptical-Premier Cites Broken Pledges As Proof Of Nazi Insatiability-He Insists On Security-Europe Must Be Made Safe Against ‘Surprises Every 6 Months,’ He Says (Text, P. 5) |
1 |
| 10/10/1939 |
Finland Mobilizes Her Baltic Fleet, Sends Civilians From Border Towns |
1 |
| 10/10/1939 |
Hitler Reiterates His Cry For Peace-Germans Learn For First Time From His Speech That War May Last All Winter (Text, P. 4) |
4 |
| 10/11/1939 |
Best Reich Troops Thrown Into Line-Regulars Replaced By Reservists |
1 |
| 10/11/1939 |
Roosevelt Wins First Senate Test On Embargo (Amendments Which He Desires), 65:26 (P. 14) |
1 |
| 10/11/1939 |
Hull Says Nation Bends Its Energy To Avoiding War-Roosevelt Message Read |
1 |
| 10/11/1939 |
Hoover Proposes A New Neutrality Plan Prohibiting The Sale Of ‘Terrorizing’ Arms |
1 |
| 10/11/1939 |
British And French Troops Are Chummy; Poilus ‘Decorate’ Aviator Who Is Shot Down |
2 |
| 10/11/1939 |
Soviet Aid To Reich Thought Difficult-Danube May Be Used To Take Fuel To Germany |
2 |
| 10/11/1939 |
(U.S. Publisher) Seeks Churchill Assets (To Satisfy A Libel Suit) |
2 |
| 10/11/1939 |
600,000 Army Likely-President (Roosevelt) Calls Johnson’s Figure ‘Not Far Off’ |
2 |
| 10/11/1939 |
Britain To Delay Retort To Hitler-Chamberlain’s Report Put Off Until Tomorrow-No Sign Of Weakness (Compromise) Observed-(Allied-Appointed) Polish Minister (-In-Exile) In Parley |
3 |
| 10/11/1939 |
Picture: The British In France And On The Way Over (Look Out Germany! [No.2]) |
3 |
| 10/11/1939 |
Swiss Are Told To Hide When Planes Are Heard |
3 |
| 10/11/1939 |
Italians Abandon Hopes For Peace-Vatican City Fears For 9,000,000 Catholics In Russian Poland (Katyn Massacre) |
4 |
| 10/11/1939 |
Armistice Rumor Cheered In Berlin-Officials To Deny That British Government Had Been Forced To Resign-Blame (For The Armistice Rumor [A Hoax]) Placed On London-Nazis Say Secret Service Gave Out Story That Had Public Hysterical With Joy (The British Secret Service) |
4 |
| 10/11/1939 |
Roosevelt Denies Mediation Moves (By Him In European War)-Implies He Takes Little Stock In Press Reports Of Nazi Hints That He Intervene-Door Not Entirely Shut-President (Roosevelt) Indicates It Is Not The Idea He Opposes But The Way It Is Broached |
5 |
| 10/11/1939 |
Poles Get More Time-Rumania Defers Restrictions On Refugees Until Feb. 2 |
5 |
| 10/11/1939 |
India To Have Voice In Dominion’s Talks |
5 |
| 10/11/1939 |
337 (Enemy Aliens) Interned In Britain |
5 |
| 10/11/1939 |
Text Of The Soviet-Lithuanian Assistance Pact |
6 |
| 10/11/1939 |
Nazis May Accept (Russian) Coup In Bessarabia (Washington Report) |
7 |
| 10/11/1939 |
Former Minister (Marcel Deat) Indicted In France (Signed A Peace Appeal) |
8 |
| 10/11/1939 |
Unrest In Croatia Laid To Nazi Tales (Geneva Report) |
8 |
| 10/11/1939 |
$24,062,696 Orders Assigned By Army |
8 |
| 10/11/1939 |
(Josephus) Daniels Optimistic For Oil Settlement (Mexico’s Expropriation Of U.S. Oil Property) |
8 |
| 10/11/1939 |
Writers Off To Front (With British Expeditionary Force In France) |
8 |
| 10/11/1939 |
Britain Martials Empire’s Air Power-Buying In U.S. Hoped For-’Overwhelming’ Force Planned |
12 |
| 10/11/1939 |
Shippers Assail Neutrality Plans-Harm Seen For Industry-Adopts Resolutions Against Roosevelt Proposals |
13 |
| 10/11/1939 |
(British) Blockade Seizures Soar |
13 |
| 10/11/1939 |
Blow To Shipping Feared In New (Neutrality) Bill |
14 |
| 10/11/1939 |
Refuses Role Of Prophet-Mrs (Eleanor) Roosevelt Urges Democracy As Way To Keep Out Of War |
14 |
| 10/11/1939 |
(Fritz) Kuhn (German-American Bund) Is Ordered To Stay In (N.Y.) State |
16 |
| 10/11/1939 |
Text Of Herbert Hoover’s Statement (On Neutrality Act Changes) |
16 |
| 10/11/1939 |
‘Totalitarianism’ Laid To Oil Firms |
17 |
| 10/11/1939 |
(John L.) Lewis (C.I.O.) Urges Nation To Stay Out Of War |
20 |
| 10/11/1939 |
‘Red Tea’ Explained By Mrs. (Eleanor) Roosevelt-She Has She Has Never Inquired As To The Politics Of Her Guests, She Declares-(Martin) Dies Committee (On Un-American Activities) Assailed |
29 |
| 10/11/1939 |
U.S. Begins To Get More Latin Orders (Many Of Which Went Formerly To Germany) |
40 |
| 10/11/1939 |
U.S. Export Trade Gained In August |
41 |
| 10/11/1939 |
Easy Money Policy Hit By Parkinson |
41 |
| 10/11/1939 |
Bonds Strengthen As Peace Hopes Ebb |
44 |
| 10/11/1939 |
Renewed Demand Develops In Grains |
48 |
| 10/12/1939 |
U.S. Finland Joining 3 Powers In A Plea To Russia On Finland-Moderation Is Aim-60,000 Flee Helsingfors |
1 |
| 10/12/1939 |
Anglo-Soviet Trade Pact Signed-Barter Announced-Deal Held Blow To Reich-Moscow Remains A Free Agent |
1 |
| 10/12/1939 |
Clark Contends Drive On Embargo (Act-For Its Revision) Is Warlike Move |
1 |
| 10/12/1939 |
Reports Red Spies In Our Army, Navy |
1 |
| 10/12/1939 |
Paroled British Aviator (Who Broke His Parole) Must Return To Iceland |
1 |
| 10/12/1939 |
Germans Discount British Sea Power |
1 |
| 10/12/1939 |
Japanese In China Hold A U.S. Marine-Seized In Wounding Of 2 Police (One Japanese) In Tientsin Row-Repercussions Feared |
1 |
| 10/12/1939 |
Iroquois (U.S. Refugee Ship) Arrives Safely In Port (See Earlier Entries) |
1 |
| 10/12/1939 |
Lindbergh To Talk Again On Repeal Of Embargo |
1 |
| 10/12/1939 |
Navy Asks Large Fund For Ships; Peak Peacetime Budget Expected |
1 |
| 10/12/1939 |
Bomb Reich Or Quit, Is Advice Of (George Bernard) Shaw-(Socialist) Writer Accuses Britain Of Pulling Punches In Keeping Promises To Poland-An New Order Held Vital-Julian Huxley Says Allies Must Provide For A Substitute For Destroyed Hitlerism |
2 |
| 10/12/1939 |
Map: Soviet Russia’s Push To The West |
2 |
| 10/12/1939 |
Lithuanians Cheer Recovery Of Vilna-Soviet Fleet In Estonia |
3 |
| 10/12/1939 |
(U.S.) Consul At Warsaw Commended By U.S.-Was Detained By Soviets |
5 |
| 10/12/1939 |
Britain Has Sent 158,000 To France-Classless Army Pledged |
4 |
| 10/12/1939 |
Picture: The British Navy On Patrol And Contraband (Blockade) Duty |
4 |
| 10/12/1939 |
Germans Charge British Sold Poles Mustard Gas (Which They Then Used Against The Germans!) |
4 |
| 10/12/1939 |
Foreign Minister Of Finland (Elias Erkko) In Statement Says Nation Will Reject Any ‘Dictated’ Pact |
4 |
| 10/12/1939 |
Soviet Acclaimed Baltic’s Protector (By Pravda)-Germany Praises Action (Gives Rather Unenthusiastic Assent Is Better!) |
5 |
| 10/12/1939 |
War Over Finland Held Unlikely (By English); Soviets Believed Unwilling To Fight-James B. Reston |
5 |
| 10/12/1939 |
(Eduard) Benes Sees Revival Of Czecho-Slovakia |
5 |
| 10/12/1939 |
Old Rum Runners Said To Assist (German) U-Boats-British Admiralty Charges Vessels Carrying Metals To Reich Halted In Blockade In Last Five Days |
6 |
| 10/12/1939 |
Albania To Supply Iron (Asbestos, Chrome, Copper & Tar) |
6 |
| 10/12/1939 |
Germany Testing Defenses In West-No Prisoners Captured-La Chambre Says That Pursuit Planes Of Allies Have Proved Superior To The (German) Enemy |
7 |
| 10/12/1939 |
Big Offensive Held Unlikely In West-French Doubt Germans Can Launch Any Large-Scale Attack Before Spring-Move Viewed As Suicidal |
7 |
| 10/12/1939 |
Britain To Separate Two News Functions-Propaganda And Censorship To Be Conducted Independently |
7 |
| 10/12/1939 |
New Polish Official (Appointed By Allies) Received In London (Polish Foreign Minister, August Zaleski) |
8 |
| 10/12/1939 |
Killing Of Priests (‘Liquidation’ By Russians) In Poland Related (By ‘Bezbozhnik’ In Moscow-See Katyn Massacre!) |
8 |
| 10/12/1939 |
High Officers (Marshall & Stark) Urge Preparedness Aim |
10 |
| 10/12/1939 |
5,600 Planes And 4,600 Pilots By 1941 Planned For U.S., Air Corps Chief (General H. H. [‘Hap’] Arnold) Says |
10 |
| 10/12/1939 |
‘Hysteria’ In News On Radio Fought (By Women’s National Radio Committee |
11 |
| 10/12/1939 |
Vatican Asks Allies To Aid Polish Church |
11 |
| 10/12/1939 |
U.S. Business Man (Charles B. Mc Daniel) Acts As Courier For (U.S. Ambassador To France & Roosevelt Confidante, William C. Bullitt; Carries Confidential Letters To The President (Roosevelt) |
13 |
| 10/12/1939 |
Jews (Refugees) Flee From Poland (‘Many Thousands’ To Russia-Moscow Report-Population Of Bialystok Almost Doubled By Them) |
13 |
| 10/12/1939 |
Foreign Traders Score Shipping Ban (Of Arms To Belligerents) |
14 |
| 10/12/1939 |
(Sumner) Welles Stresses Benefit In (Naval) Patrol-Saw Our Planes At Work-Under Secretary Of State Holds Legislation Is Not Needed To Carry Out Our Plans (Picture) |
15 |
| 10/12/1939 |
(Arms) Embargo Repeal Bill Assailed At (Non-Interventionist) Meeting |
16 |
| 10/12/1939 |
Condemn Exporters Of Defense Supplies (Navy & Army) |
17 |
| 10/12/1939 |
Laguardia Pays Tribute To Poland |
18 |
| 10/12/1939 |
Hoover Predicts Poland’s Rebirth-15,000 Poles Hear Him (Hoover Pictured With Potocki) |
19 |
| 10/12/1939 |
A. F. L. Is Against Any Joining In War-Boycott Includes Russia |
20 |
| 10/12/1939 |
Economic Alliance Of Americas Urged |
38 |
| 10/12/1939 |
Gold Imports Rose Sharply In Month |
41 |
| 10/13/1939 |
War In Earnest Unless U.S. Acts, Berlin Says, After Chamberlain Rejects Hitler’s (Peace) Terms-Nazis Want Talks-Hitler Aide (Dr. Otto Dietrich) Says U.S. Can Save Chamberlain From ‘Most Gruesome’ War-’Total’ Blow Is Ready-Official Warns Allies Of ‘Annihilation’ |
1 |
| 10/12/1939 |
Prime Minister (Chamberlain) Says Bar To Peace Is The Present German Government-Tells Parliament Britain Cannot Honorably Make Up With Nazis, Whose Word Is Not To Be Trusted-Speech Is Cheered (Text, P. 4-A Result Of ‘Iron’ Shoved Up Chamberlain’s Backside By Roosevelt?) |
1 |
| 10/13/1939 |
Reich Liner (‘Cap Norte’) Seized (By British) Near The Bahamas |
1 |
| 10/13/1939 |
First-Line Fighting Is Intense In West |
1 |
| 10/13/1939 |
French To Bar (German) Crossing Of Rhine |
2 |
| 10/13/1939 |
Canada Floats War Loan ($200,000,000) |
2 |
| 10/13/1939 |
(U.S.) Refugee Lists Reduced |
2 |
| 10/13/1939 |
Roosevelt Urges War Relief Unity-And Thus Avert Waste (Text) |
3 |
| 10/13/1939 |
Priest Denounces ‘Crime’ Of Russia |
3 |
| 10/13/1939 |
The Hague Alert To War ‘Incidents’-Sentiment Is Pro-Ally-But Protests On French, British Planes Violating Strict Neutrality Are Strenuous |
4 |
| 10/13/1939 |
Allies’ War Stand Clear, French Say-Chamberlain’s Declaration Is Seen As Completing Reply To Present Reich Regime (And Their Peace Offer)-Armies Ready For Action |
4 |
| 10/13/1939 |
Chamberlain’s Defiance (Of German Peace Offer) Is Well Received; Britons Now Expect Sirens To Sound Any Time |
4 |
| 10/13/1939 |
Truce Now Unlikely Is Washington’s View-Chamberlain’s Speech Much As Expected In Capital Circles (Again, Iron Shoved Up Chamberlain’s Backside By Roosevelt) |
4 |
| 10/13/1939 |
War Hurts Swiss Trade |
4 |
| 10/13/1939 |
Italy Feels Door Is Open To Peace-Holds Chamberlain Does Not Exclude Negotiations To Settle With Reich |
5 |
| 10/13/1939 |
Berlin Orders Strictest Blackout; Least Infraction To Bring Arrest |
5 |
| 10/13/1939 |
(Dutch Premier) Colijn Sees Peace Hope |
5 |
| 10/13/1939 |
Picture: A United States 16-Incher (Field Piece) In Action At Aberdeen Proving Ground |
6 |
| 10/13/1939 |
New Guns Blast Tanks, Pillboxes As Army Displays Latest Weapons-Giant Tnt Bombs (1,113 Lbs.) |
6 |
| 10/13/1939 |
British Deny (Mustard) Gas Charge-Germans Had Accused Them Of Supplying Vapor To Poles (Which The Germans Said They Used In The Battle At Jazlo, Poland) |
7 |
| 10/13/1939 |
Lithuania Wants Return Of Memel |
8 |
| 10/13/1939 |
Polish Prisoners And Civilians Work Reich Farms And Factories |
8 |
| 10/13/1939 |
Germany Blocks Finn’s Talk To U.S.-War Regulation Pleaded |
9 |
| 10/13/1939 |
Doubt Col. House (Huis) Wrote Letter Ascribed To Him (Planned For For U.S. To Become An English Colony Again) |
10 |
| 10/13/1939 |
(U.S.) Marine (Marcel Szymanski, Lorain, Ohio, In Shooting Incident) Freed (By Japanese) In China (At U.S. Insistence) |
10 |
| 10/13/1939 |
War Viewed (By Taft) As Aid For Republicans-Voters Will Not Be ‘Fooled’ Again As In 1916, He Holds-(He) Favors Embargo Repeal |
12 |
| 10/13/1939 |
(Herbert C.) Pell (U.S. Minister To Portugal) Offers To Give His Home To Newport |
25 |
| 10/13/1939 |
Big War Boom Here Is Held Unlikely-Expects Brief Conflict |
32 |
| 10/14/1939 |
U.S. Ignores Nazi Mediation Plea-President (Roosevelt) Is Firm-Stresses Again That He Cannot Take Notice Of Unofficial Plea-Formal Bid Is Required-Hull And Other Officials Have Contended All Belligerents Must Join In Appeal |
1 |
| 10/14/1939 |
Berlin Asks Soviet-Italian Talks |
1 |
| 10/14/1939 |
British Sink Three More U-Boats-London Is Jubilant |
1 |
| 10/14/1939 |
(John Nance) Garner Suggests Tactics To Speed Vote On Embargo (Repeal)-Repeal Urged By Taft |
1 |
| 10/14/1939 |
Lindbergh Favors A Split Arms Ban (Offensive Weapons Vs. Defensive Weapons, Text, P. 10) |
1 |
| 10/14/1939 |
70 Evacuated Children ‘Lost’ In British Transfer |
1 |
| 10/14/1939 |
Nazis (Peace) Bid (Rejection By Allies) Invokes (Axis) ‘Common Defense |
1 |
| 10/14/1939 |
Italians Resigned To Continue War-Desertion Of Axis Seen (Predicted) |
2 |
| 10/14/1939 |
British On (American) Neutral Zone |
2 |
| 10/14/1939 |
Treasury (Department) Considers Poland’s New Status |
2 |
| 10/14/1939 |
(Representative Buell Snyder, Pennsylvania) Says Submarines Lurk In Caribbean-Roosevelt Warns On Reports |
2 |
| 10/14/1939 |
(Finnish) Plea By U.S. (To Russia) Made In Personal Note (No Mention Of Official Request For Such A Note) |
3 |
| 10/14/1939 |
Moscow Defends Reich Baltic Step |
4 |
| 10/14/1939 |
Lloyd George Bloc Demands (Allied) War Aims (Chamberlain’s Statement Considered Insufficient By Them) |
5 |
| 10/14/1939 |
Rumanian Oil Export To Reich Slowed Up |
5 |
| 10/14/1939 |
(U.S. Att’y. General, Frank) Murphy Pledges Liberties In War |
6 |
| 10/14/1939 |
Civil Rights Cases Before High Court |
6 |
| 10/14/1939 |
(American) Red Cross Grants $1,000,000 (For Allied) War Aid |
6 |
| 10/14/1939 |
Gandhi Asks Of India Care As To (Allied) War Aid |
6 |
| 10/14/1939 |
Japan Gets Apology From U.S. Marines (Japanese Policeman Wounded By U.S. Marine) |
6 |
| 10/14/1939 |
(Roosevelt) Plans Gold Loans To South America-Hits At Foreign Foothold (Invariably Means German) |
8 |
| 10/14/1939 |
Von Rintelen Freed In Britain; Kaiser’s War Spy Here Offers Aid (To British) |
8 |
| 10/14/1939 |
(Fritz) Kuhn (German-American Bund) Loses Move To Stay Subpoenas-’Persecuted’ His Plaint |
8 |
| 10/15/1939 |
U-Boat Sinks British Battleship (In Scapa Flow); 396 Of 1,200 On Royal Oak Rescued-Navy Loss Is Heavy-Captain Saved (U-Boat Captain, Lt. Commander Guenther Prien) |
1 |
| 10/15/1939 |
Soviet-Finnish Accord Held Near-Parley Is Halted |
1 |
| 10/15/1939 |
Big Navy Shake-Up Follows Discovery Of Faults In Ships-Three Admirals Shifted |
1 |
| 10/15/1939 |
Blockade Doomed, Elated Nazis Say |
1 |
| 10/15/1939 |
Lindbergh Speech Assailed In Senate (By Interventionists, Key Pittman, ‘Dear Alben’ Barkley & Tom Connally) |
1 |
| 10/15/1939 |
Berlin Guns Roar To Fight Off Plane |
1 |
| 10/15/1939 |
Dr. (Nicholas Murray) Butler To Open (Columbia University’s) Science Institute-(Speakers: Alfred Duff Cooper, Future Minister Of Information Under Churchill And Other Virulent Anti-German Types-H. L. Mencken Seems To Be An Exception) |
10 |
| 10/15/1939 |
Duff Cooper To Lecture Here (Churchill’s Minister Of Information) |
23 |
| 10/15/1939 |
Misuse Of Machine (By Germans Against Poland, By Implication) Decried By (N.Y. City) Rabbis-Human Values Stressed |
25 |
| 10/15/1939 |
Nazis Pursuit Flying Lags, French Declare |
27 |
| 10/15/1939 |
(William M. Jeffers) Urges (U.S.) Blocking Hitler |
27 |
| 10/15/1939 |
Says Americans Act As Ogpu Spies |
28 |
| 10/15/1939 |
Army Sets Plants For War Operations-125 In Los Angeles Area Held Ready For Ordnance Making (For Whom?) |
28 |
| 10/15/1939 |
Army Formulates Profiteering Curb |
29 |
| 10/15/1939 |
Mobilization Plan For 1,000,000 Ready |
30 |
| 10/15/1939 |
Nazi ‘Blood Bath’ Is Awaited Calmly-Expert (Col. Frederick Palmer) Stresses An Offensive Against Maginot Line Would Be Extremely Costly |
30 |
| 10/15/1939 |
Anti War Group (National Committee On The Cause And Cure Of War [Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt!]) |
31 |
| 10/15/1939 |
Fighting In West Impeded By Mud |
33 |
| 10/15/1939 |
Paris Lists Flaws In German Forces-(German) Peace Offer (By Hitler) Believed Result Of Conscious Weakness-General Battle Doubted |
33 |
| 10/15/1939 |
Picture: Col. General Wilhelm Keitel, West Front Leader |
33 |
| 10/15/1939 |
Trade Unions (International Federation Of Trade Unions) Back Allies |
33 |
| 10/15/1939 |
Occupation (Of Poland) Completed |
33 |
| 10/15/1939 |
Nazi Persecution Of Fritsch Bared (London Revelation) |
34 |
| 10/15/1939 |
British Study Poland For Air Raid Lessons |
36 |
| 10/15/1939 |
New Reich Weapon May Be Dust Bomb-He (Hitler) Holds To Theory That War Should Be Waged As To Demoralize Civilians |
36 |
| 10/15/1939 |
Picture; (Rail) Roads Preparing For Big Business (In U.S.) |
36 |
| 10/15/1939 |
Erkko Declares Finland Is Firm-Hails Moral Aid Here |
36 |
| 10/15/1939 |
Royal Oak Sinking Stirs U.S.Navy |
38 |
| 10/15/1939 |
War Seen As A Munich (Affair)-Shiratori Thinks Roosevelt Would Like To Join The (European) Conflict |
38 |
| 10/15/1939 |
Aid To Nazi Craft Hinted In Mexico |
39 |
| 10/15/1939 |
Danzig Nazi Demands Ousting Of All Jews (Albert Foerster At Bromberg) |
39 |
| 10/15/1939 |
Nazis And Russians Clash In (Trade) Conference (At Moscow) |
40 |
| 10/15/1939 |
(William Allen) Neilson Sees Hitler In Perilous Position-Educator At Smith, Says Allies; Task Is To Destroy Nazi Policy |
41 |
| 10/15/1939 |
Reich Turns East To Protect Economy |
41 |
| 10/15/1939 |
Wider Task Faces Refugee Session (Roosevelt’s International Conference On Refugees-Evian Intergovernmental Committee For Political Refugees) |
41 |
| 10/15/1939 |
Poland Will Not Die, (Cardinal) Spellman Asserts-Eventual Triumph Seen |
42 |
| 10/15/1939 |
Roosevelt Is Asked (By N.Y. State Polish Clubs, Possibly Associated With William J. Donovan) To Plead For Poles-Conference Of Clubs Protests Against (Russian) Killing Of Polish Clergy (See Katyn Massacre) |
42 |
| 10/15/1939 |
(‘Allied’) Poles Recognized By Brazil |
42 |
| 10/15/1939 |
Eight More Register As Foreign Agents-G.S. Viereck Is One Of Those With German Principles (See: A Man Called Intrepid, Sir William Stephenson) |
43 |
| 10/15/1939 |
Lindbergh Thesis Disputed By (Interventionist Maj. Gen. John F.) O’ryan |
45 |
| 10/15/1939 |
Prediction Of (U.S.) War Entry Recorded By (Isolationist Senator, Arthur) Vandenberg (Around The Middle Of Jan. 1940, If Embargo Act Is Repealed As Roosevelt Wishes) |
45 |
| 10/15/1939 |
Embargo Repeal Is Expected Soon-Compromises In Offing |
45 |
| 10/15/1939 |
Repeal Of Embargo Favored In (Gallup) Survey |
45 |
| 10/15/1939 |
(Vice Pres. Henry A.) Wallace (And Others) Assails Race Prejudice |
48 |
| 10/15/1939 |
(Racial) Tolerance Can Be Taught, Schools Of New York Show |
D-8 |
| 10/15/1939 |
Opposition To War Held Rife In Reich (Letter Reports By Friends Of German Freedom) |
F-3 |
| 10/15/1939 |
Britain Expected To Buy Pork Here |
F-8 |
| 10/15/1939 |
War To Key Sales In Farm Equipment |
F-8 |
| 10/15/1939 |
England (Again) Expands Trade Blacklist-No U.S. Concerns Included (At This Time) |
F-9 |
| 10/15/1939 |
The News Of The Week In Review |
E-1 |
| 10/15/1939 |
Cartoon: U.S. Cartoonists Idea Of German Vs. British Peace Offers (Guess Who Wins!) |
E-2 |
| 10/15/1939 |
Germany’s Blitzkrieg Rather Slow Starting |
E-3 |
| 10/15/1939 |
Berlin And Moscow Tie Looks Unstable |
E-4 |
| 10/15/1939 |
Strategic Map Of Northern Europe |
E-4 |
| 10/15/1939 |
Refugee Problem Changed By War |
E-5 |
| 10/15/1939 |
Aspects Of American Neutrality Yesterday And Today-Books By C. A. Beard, A. W. Dulles & H. F. Armstrong |
Book 3 |
| 10/15/1939 |
Pictures: Russians In Poland |
Roto. 1 |
| 10/16/1939 |
Submarines Sink Three Allied Ships; Shelled Without Warning; 15 Lives Lost |
1 |
| 10/16/1939 |
Turkey Rebuffs Moscow Balkan Moves |
1 |
| 10/16/1939 |
Roosevelt To Ask (Congress For) Funds To Continue (World’s) Fair Exhibit In ‘40 |
1 |
| 10/16/1939 |
Senate Chiefs Push For Embargo Vote |
1 |
| 10/16/1939 |
Nazis Collect War Winter Relief As Berlin Walks To Save Gasoline |
2 |
| 10/16/1939 |
Report Prince’s (Ruprecht Von Wittelsbach’s [Bavaria]) Murder (By The Ss-A Report From Paris) |
2 |
| 10/16/1939 |
French Still Wait For Reich’s Attack |
3 |
| 10/16/1939 |
Berlin Is Puzzled By Quiet In West |
3 |
| 10/16/1939 |
British Discount Nazi Mass (Airplane) Flights-Feel They Would Cost Germany More Than Any Damage She Could Inflict On Allies-Britons Eager For Battle |
4 |
| 10/16/1939 |
Reich Held Beaten On Economic Front (By Prof. J. Anton De Hass Of Harvard Business School) |
4 |
| 10/16/1939 |
Army And Navy Add Billions To Plans |
6 |
| 10/16/1939 |
Refugees Passports Urged-Proposal Made To Group That Will Meet President (Roosevelt-Evian Intergovernmental Committee For Political Refugees-’Nansen’ Type Passports Suggested) |
6 |
| 10/16/1939 |
(Mgr. John A Ryan & Prof. Charles G. Fenwick) Reply (In Opposition To Father Charles E.) Coughlin On Neutrality Act (Amendment Desired By Roosevelt)-Peace Plan By Coughlin |
7 |
| 10/16/1939 |
Lindbergh Scored By Press In London-Hitler’s Medal Has Gone To Colonel’s Head |
8 |
| 10/16/1939 |
Senators Question (American) Neutral Zone Idea-(Sumner) Welles To Explain Plan |
9 |
| 10/16/1939 |
Picture: Myron C. Taylor-His Aid To Refugees Win American Hebrew Medal (1939 Medal For The Promotion Of Better Under-Standing Between Christian And Jew In America-Awarded By The American Hebrew Magazine) |
11 |
| 10/16/1939 |
Fosdick Sees Duty To Keep Out Of War |
15 |
| 10/16/1939 |
Church Unity Held Need In War Crisis |
15 |
| 10/16/1939 |
Advertisement: Copies Of The British War Blue Book (Excerpted From Life Magazine) |
17 |
| 10/17/1939 |
Nazis Bomb (British) Navy Base In Scotland, Hit Cruiser, Kill 15, Lose 4 Planes |
1 |
| 10/17/1939 |
Germans Gain In Moselle Thrust-Heavy Losses Reported |
1 |
| 10/17/1939 |
Hungarian Police Balk Nazi Putsch |
1 |
| 10/17/1939 |
Reich Police Order French To Register (The English Had Been So Ordered Much Earlier) |
2 |
| 10/17/1939 |
Allies Are Gaining In Building Planes |
3 |
| 10/17/1939 |
‘Sacrifice’ Of Poland By Allies Is Denied-Warsaw’s Contribution Outlined By British War Office |
3 |
| 10/17/1939 |
Repulse Damaged, Says U-Boat Chief-(British) Admiralty Denies Loss (Germans Say ‘Lie, Thy Name Is Churchill’) |
5 |
| 10/17/1939 |
Autonomy For India Urged Upon Britain |
6 |
| 10/17/1939 |
Russian Oil Pressure On Iran Revealed-Britain Has Stake There (Oil) |
7 |
| 10/17/1939 |
Warsaw Reviving, Reich ‘Mayor’ (Dr. Helmut Otto) Says-Water Partially Restored |
8 |
| 10/17/1939 |
Sven Hedin (Swedish, Jewish Ancestry) Confers With Hitler |
8 |
| 10/17/1939 |
Germany Is Buying Barrels In Mexico-Credence Given To Rumor Of Plan To Refuel Ships At Sea |
11 |
| 10/17/1939 |
990 Arrive Here On 2 Armed (Allied) Liners |
12 |
| 10/17/1939 |
(Fritz) Kuhn’s Associates Forced To Testify-Comply On Judge’s Order |
15 |
| 10/18/1939 |
Nazis Attack With 100,000 On West Front-French Fall Back |
1 |
| 10/18/1939 |
Planes Raid British Fleet And East Coast-Navy Base Bombed |
1 |
| 10/18/1939 |
Turks Reject Soviet Terms, End Parleys |
1 |
| 10/18/1939 |
(Soviet President, Kalinin) Reassures President (Roosevelt) On Finns (Texts, P. 10-Here Again Roosevelt Apparently Did Not Need A Formal Request To Initiate Exchanges Which Might Lead To His Acting As Mediator!) |
1 |
| 10/18/1939 |
Mediator ‘Feeler’ By Sweden Hinted-Berlin Views Hedin’s Call On Hitler As Forecasting Plea To Roosevelt Or Mussolini (Hedin Was Partly Jewish) |
1 |
| 10/18/1939 |
Hitler Held Duped By His Propaganda (By Sir Nevile Henderson, Recent English Ambassador To German) |
1 |
| 10/18/1939 |
Britain Preparing For A ‘Blitzkrieg’-(General Viscount) Gort (Commander-In-Chief Of The British Expeditionary Force Who Later Covered Himself With Glory At Dunkirk) Toasts Roosevelt |
2 |
| 10/18/1939 |
France Expecting Real Test Of War-But (German Bluff Is Suggested |
2 |
| 10/18/1939 |
German Crew (Actually Chinese Members Of Crew) Mutineers At Order To Quit Columbia (On Ship ‘Helgoland’) |
2 |
| 10/18/1939 |
President (Roosevelt) Doubts Naval Adequacy |
3 |
| 10/18/1939 |
New India’s Status To Wait War’s End |
3 |
| 10/18/1939 |
London Hears (Haj Amin El Husseini, Mufti Of Jerusalem-Picture) Has Escaped To Baghdad (From British Captivity) |
3 |
| 10/18/1939 |
British Attempt To Bomb Emden (Holland)-Dutch Planes Under Fire |
4 |
| 10/18/1939 |
Hugh Gibson (Former U.S. Ambassador To Belgium) Here, Sees War A Riddle |
4 |
| 10/18/1939 |
Reich Seeks Dutch Trade |
4 |
| 10/18/1939 |
Menzies (Australia) Views War As A Quest For Peace |
4 |
| 10/18/1939 |
Germany Jubilant Over Her U-Boats |
5 |
| 10/18/1939 |
Capture Coverage In War Risk (Insurance) Voided |
5 |
| 10/18/1939 |
Royal Oak Raider Dared Scapa Flow (Naval Anchorage) |
6 |
| 10/18/1939 |
Churchill Report On Royal Oak |
6 |
| 10/18/1939 |
Athenia Reported To Have Had (Cargo Of) Guns (Aboard, Bound For Canada) |
6 |
| 10/18/1939 |
Poles Still Resisting (In Polesia Swamps & Bealoweiza-Both Swampy Areas Taken By The Russians) |
6 |
| 10/18/1939 |
Vilna Occupation Slated (By Russia) |
6 |
| 10/18/1939 |
German Catholics Defy A Nazi Order-Soviet Pact (With Germany) Condemned |
7 |
| 10/18/1939 |
Canada Describes Wide War Activity |
10 |
| 10/18/1939 |
Pope’s Encyclical Will Avoid Politics |
10 |
| 10/18/1939 |
Jan Smuts & Supporters) Fights Reich Propaganda |
10 |
| 10/18/1939 |
Reich Trade Pledge Given To Yugoslavia-Nazis To Deliver Barter Goods Before Taking Supplies |
12 |
| 10/18/1939 |
New Ship Clauses To Push Arms Bill |
12 |
| 10/18/1939 |
House Forecasts Embargo Repeal-61 Democrats Under Fire |
13 |
| 10/18/1939 |
Pleas To Aid (Fritz) Kuhn (Of German-American Bund) Shower The Nation |
14 |
| 10/18/1939 |
German Sea Trade Taken By Italians |
14 |
| 10/18/1939 |
Big Migration Reported-100,000 Polish Refugees Said To Be On Way To Vilna (By International Red Cross) |
14 |
| 10/18/1939 |
Tents Of Talks By President Roosevelt, Hull And Lord Winterton (At Evian Intergovernmental Committee For Refugees’ Talks) |
16 |
| 10/18/1939 |
Long Range Plan For Refugee Care-For Study Of New Areas-(Evian Intergovernmental Committee On Refugees) |
17 |
| 10/18/1939 |
Defends Colonel House (Declares Earlier Entry Into The Congressional Record Is A Forgery) |
22 |
| 10/18/1939 |
War Held Bullish For Business Here |
44 |
| 10/19/1939 |
Roosevelt Bars War Submarines (And Commercial Submarines) From Using U.S. Ports And Waters-3-Mile Zone Closed-U.S. Avoids Mention Of 300-Mile Limit Voted At Panama |
1 |
| 10/18/1939 |
Scandinavia Weighs Aid To Finns |
1 |
| 10/18/1939 |
Red Army Experts Fly To Help China |
1 |
| 10/18/1939 |
Plane-Ship Battle Seen In North Sea |
1 |
| 10/18/1939 |
Germans Massing To Renew Assault |
1 |
| 10/18/1939 |
President Roosevelt’s Submarine Proclamation (Commercial Submarines Also Forbidden To Use U.S. Waters) |
2 |
| 10/18/1939 |
British Tell India To Develop Unity-Change Held Impractical |
2 |
| 10/18/1939 |
Berlin Hails (U-Boat) Crew That Sank (British) Warship (Royal Oak, Lt. Commander Guenther Prien) |
4 |
| 10/18/1939 |
Text Of Chamberlain’s Report To Commons On War |
4 |
| 10/18/1939 |
Defenses Hold Says Chamberlain Despite Increasing Nazi Attacks |
4 |
| 10/19/1939 |
U.S. Vessel Saves 300 From 2 Ships |
4 |
| 10/19/1939 |
Gun Carrying Denied By Athenia’s Owners |
4 |
| 10/19/1939 |
German’s Advised To Leave Finland |
5 |
| 10/19/1939 |
Illegitimacy Up In Reich (Wireless Report From Berlin) |
6 |
| 10/19/1939 |
Estonia Cut Off, Red Troops Enter |
7 |
| 10/19/1939 |
Roosevelt Backs Nordic (Scandinavia) Peace Aims (See Later Entry On What These Aims With Respect To Finland Are) |
8 |
| 10/19/1939 |
Red Army Is Urged To Hunt Polish Spies-Agents Provocateurs(Katyn Massacre) |
8 |
| 10/19/1939 |
Picture: When The Soviet Army Marched Into Poland |
8 |
| 10/19/1939 |
Pope Will Defend Christian Europe (Text) |
10 |
| 10/19/1939 |
Shortage Feared (In England) Of Scotch Whiskey |
10 |
| 10/19/1939 |
Data On Resources Given To President (Roosevelt)-Oil Supplies Are Pledged |
11 |
| 10/19/1939 |
Picture: Neutrality Huddle By Democratic Members Of Foreign Relations Committee (Mostly Interventionists) |
14 |
| 10/19/1939 |
(Evian Intergovernmental Committee On Refugees) Urges Refugee Aid In Neutral Lands-Calls 60,000 In Straits |
25 |
| 10/19/1939 |
Isolationists (Anti-Interventionists) Hit As Reducing (American) Jobs |
41 |
| 10/20/1939 |
Turkey Signs 15-Year Treaty With Allies; Berlin, Moscow And Rome Are Perturbed-Military Compact-Nazis Warn Turks |
1 |
| 10/20/1939 |
Scandinavians Urge Finns To Compromise-No Nordic War Aid (In Case Of War With Russia, Text, P. 6) |
1 |
| 10/20/1939 |
Germany Annexes Section Of Poland-Districts Lost In World War Reincorporated In Reich-Rest To Serve As Buffer |
1 |
| 10/20/1939 |
Warning By (U.S. Ambassador) Grew Jars The Japanese |
1 |
| 10/20/1939 |
London Audience Cheers Lampooning Of Lindbergh |
1 |
| 10/20/1939 |
First Phase Of War Ended, Nazis Claim |
1 |
| 10/20/1939 |
Italy Fears Pact Adds To Her Peril |
1 |
| 10/20/1939 |
Germans Organize Positions In West |
2 |
| 10/20/1939 |
Soviet Bidder Offers War Ore (Manganese) To Our Army |
2 |
| 10/20/1939 |
Mutineers (On German Ship ‘Helgoland’ Were Chinese |
2 |
| 10/20/1939 |
(German Consul General, Hans) Borchers Defends German Strength-(Tells) Reich Nationals Nation Is Not Near Collapse-Makes Attack On Britain-Suggests Peace Campaign When He Speaks Of War Of ‘Moderation’ Without Hatred |
3 |
| 10/20/1939 |
U.S. Now Studying Armed Cargo Vessels |
3 |
| 10/20/1939 |
British Air Chief (Sir Kingsley Wood) Visits France; Finds His Force Superior To Nazis |
3 |
| 10/20/1939 |
Seizures By Britain (In Blockade) Total 338,000 Tons (In Six Weeks) |
3 |
| 10/20/1939 |
Treaty Between Allies And Turkey (Text) |
5 |
| 10/20/1939 |
Chamberlain On (Turkish) Accord |
5 |
| 10/20/1939 |
Setback To Russia In New (Turkish) Pact |
5 |
| 10/20/1939 |
(U.S.) Play (Clare Boothe Luce’s ‘Margin For Error’) Offends Germany |
5 |
| 10/20/1939 |
Poll Shows Shift On Entering War (Gallup Poll-29% Would Send Aid Now If Allies Were Losing) |
7 |
| 10/20/1939 |
Map: Area Formerly Part Of Poland Annexed By Germany (And Russia) |
8 |
| 10/20/1939 |
War Complicates Refugee Financing-Earl Winterton Praises Roosevelt’s Aid (Evian Intergovernmental Committee On Refugees) |
9 |
| 10/20/1939 |
War Stirs Clash Of Presbyterians-Prayer Would Ask God To ‘Eliminate Adolf Hitler’ |
9 |
| 10/20/1939 |
50,000 Spanish Refugees Aid France In Factories (Presumably While Living In The Camps Built For Them When They Left Spain-Slave Laborers’ ?) |
9 |
| 10/20/1939 |
Roosevelt (Desired) Curbs Proposed In House |
10 |
| 10/20/1939 |
Text Of Neutrality Amendments |
10 |
| 10/20/1939 |
Plans For Rationing Speeded In Britain |
10 |
| 10/20/1939 |
Hitler Is Insane, Specialist (Dr. William Brown, Director Of The Institute Of Experimental Psychology At Oxford) Holds (Diagnosis At A Distance) |
11 |
| 10/20/1939 |
(Fritz) Kuhn (German-American Bund) Champions Nazi-Soviet Pact-Denies That He Is A ‘Nazi’ |
14 |
| 10/20/1939 |
‘My Day’ (Eleanor Roosevelt’s Syndicated Column) And Lindbergh (Opposite Positions!) |
15 |
| 10/21/1939 |
Berlin Says War Is On To The Finish: Hitler Calls Three Envoys To Confer-Germans Angered-Denying New Peace Step, The Reich Has ‘Taken Up Gauntlet’ |
1 |
| 10/20/1939 |
Allies Plan For Expected Nazi Drive |
1 |
| 10/20/1939 |
Roosevelt Warns Our Sea Frontier Expands With Need-Three-Mile Submarine Limit Does Not Fix Territorial Waters, He Emphasizes-Cites (U.S. Sponsored) 300-Mile Patrol-Navy Ready To Enforce Ban On Submersibles-Surface Craft In Separate Class (For Now!) |
1 |
| 10/20/1939 |
Japan Defies U.S. To Curb China War |
1 |
| 10/20/1939 |
(Michigan) Senator (Prentiss M. Brown) Condemns Lindbergh Speech |
1 |
| 10/20/1939 |
Hoover Calls His Plan Feasible; Stresses Our Moral Duty On Arms |
1 |
| 10/20/1939 |
Finns Are Ready For Russian Talks |
2 |
| 10/20/1939 |
(U.S.) Mail For Germany Will Go Via (Gibraltar, British Censoring Station To) Italy (Thence To Germany, After Being Duly Censored By British) |
1 |
| 10/20/1939 |
Belgium Feels Pinch Of (British) Blockade Policy |
2 |
| 10/20/1939 |
Polish (Silesian) Coal Aids Reich-Used Instead Of Machinery To Balance Slovak Trade |
2 |
| 10/20/1939 |
Equador Fixed (U.S.-Supported 500-Mile) Sea ‘Belt’ (After War, Still Insisted On It To Keep Out U.S. Fishing Craft) |
2 |
| 10/21/1939 |
Nazis See Proofs Of Athenia Charge (American’s Affidavit) |
3 |
| 10/20/1939 |
(Exiled Or ‘Allied’) Poles Bar Cession Of Any (Former Polish) Territory (By Germany Or Russia) |
3 |
| 10/20/1939 |
Nazis Plan To Begin Gas War, British Say |
3 |
| 10/20/1939 |
Coordination Group On Refugees (‘Immigrants’ Conference 1939’) Formed (Composed Of Jews & Supportive Non-Jews) |
4 |
| 10/20/1939 |
French Army Orders 2,000 Big Trucks Here |
4 |
| 10/20/1939 |
Unity Mitford Ill In Reich (Suicide Attempt) |
4 |
| 10/22/1939 |
Nazi Planes Attack Convoy, 4 Downed; Hitler Orders A New Drive On Ships; Calls Party Men-British Save Ships |
1 |
| 10/22/1939 |
Russia Warns Turks-Soviet Backs Nazis |
1 |
| 10/22/1939 |
(‘Dear Alben’) Barkley Is Blocked In (Roosevelt-Inspired) Effort To Limit Neutrality (Act Amendment) Debate |
1 |
| 10/22/1939 |
Big Allied Credit To Turks Reported |
1 |
| 10/22/1939 |
Mrs. Morrow (Lindbergh’s Mother-In-law) Differs With Col. Lindbergh On Arms Ban, Joins (Pro-Roosevelt) Group Seeking Repeal |
1 |
| 10/22/1939 |
(Dr. Charles A.) Beard Warns U.S. To Guard Heritage |
17 |
| 10/22/1939 |
Argentina Keeps Curb On U.S. Trade |
19 |
| 10/22/1939 |
College Youths Sought As (Military) Pilots (Many For Britain) |
21 |
| 10/22/1939 |
Democracy Urged As Teaching Aim (Prof I. L. Kandell) |
22 |
| 10/22/1939 |
(Exiled Or ‘Allied’) Poles Deny Yielding Territory To Soviet (By Any Agreement) |
24 |
| 10/22/1939 |
(Fritz) Kuhn (German-American Bund) Accuses Dies Of Breaking Faith |
26 |
| 10/22/1939 |
$25,000 Given Outright Toward (Fritz) Kuhn Bail; Defense Contributions Rise After Appeal |
26 |
| 10/22/1939 |
Refugee Proposal (By Roosevelt) Irritates Allies-Point To Their War Aims |
26 |
| 10/22/1939 |
Pope Orders Protest (To Berlin) On Acts In Poland |
26 |
| 10/22/1939 |
Refugee Aid Criticized-Zionist Publication (‘The New Palestine,’ Published By The Zionist Organization Of America) Asks Why Jews Are Not Sent To Palestine |
26 |
| 10/22/1939 |
Refugee Question Is Topic Of (N.Y. City) Rabbis-Neutrality Is Weighed |
27 |
| 10/22/1939 |
Refugee Problem To Be Studied Here-Mrs. (Eleanor) Roosevelt To Speak |
27 |
| 10/22/1939 |
Use Of Force Is Voted To Defend Church Here Against The Inroads Of ‘Militaristic Atheists’ |
27 |
| 10/22/1939 |
Soviet Plebiscite Today In Former Polish Zones (Which They Have Just Annexed) |
29 |
| 10/22/1939 |
Rationing Halves Nazi Staples’ Use-Meat And Butter Quotas Cut To 50% Of Pre-War Sum |
30 |
| 10/22/1939 |
Basic Fear Of War Found In Surveys-84% For Allied Victory (Gallup Poll) |
31 |
| 10/22/1939 |
Warsaw Raids Cited Against Hoover Plan-General O’ryan Holds Poles Needed Planes Not Guns (Or Prayers) |
32 |
| 10/22/1939 |
Brazilian President Redefines Neutrality |
32 |
| 10/22/1939 |
38 War Reporters Search For A War (Apparently Disappointed At Not Finding One They Had Hoped For) |
33 |
| 10/22/1939 |
Churches Act For Peace-Federal Council (Of Churches Of Christ In America, Of All Organizations) Ask President (Roosevelt) To Indicate U.S. ‘Terms’ (‘Terms’-Apparently ‘Terms’ Is, Indeed, Proper For The U.S.’ Position Rather Than The Position Of A Mediator By A Neutral Nation) |
33 |
| 10/22/1939 |
Germans Ordered To Speed Sea War |
34 |
| 10/22/1939 |
Britain Sees Nazis Checked By Russia (Did They Know Something Already That We Didn’t?) |
35 |
| 10/22/1939 |
215,231 More Sign For British Army |
35 |
| 10/22/1939 |
Berlin Denounces Our Submarine Ban (Military & Commercial)-Accuses Roosevelt Of Bias To Guard Arms Cargoes (To Allies) |
35 |
| 10/22/1939 |
Nazis Plan State For Ousted Poles-Jewish Center (Reservation) Likely (Near LubliN-2,000 Jews From Vienna Already Sent) |
36 |
| 10/22/1939 |
Kermit Roosevelt (Son Of Theodore) Gets British Army Commission (Later Part Of Donovan’s Oss) |
36 |
| 10/22/1939 |
(150,000) Refugees Throng Vilna |
36 |
| 10/22/1939 |
Armed British Ships Load Wheat And Oil In Rumania |
37 |
| 10/22/1939 |
Ship Fumigation (With Hcn, ‘Zyklon B Gas’) Less Dangerous (U.S. Patent 2,176 462) |
d-7 |
| 10/22/1939 |
The News Of The Week In Review |
E-1 |
| 10/22/1939 |
Czechs Baffle The Nazis By Tactics Of Resistance |
E-5 |
| 10/22/1939 |
America’s (U.S.’S) Might At Sea |
Roto. 1 |
| 10/23/1939 |
Roosevelt Hears Prayer For (British) King And His Victory-He Bows His Head As Hyde Park Rector Invokes Divine Aid Against George’s Enemies-(Pastor) Read From Canadian (Prayer) Book |
1 |
| 10/22/1939 |
French Quit Warndt Forest; Hold Only A Few Out Posts-Off German Soil-Say Ruse Fooled Nazis-Strategic Manoeuvre |
1 |
| 10/22/1939 |
British Rout Air Raiders-One Of Nazi Planes Downed Over Sea |
1 |
| 10/22/1939 |
Tokyo Sees Talks With Grew On Rift (Between U.S. And Japan) |
1 |
| 10/22/1939 |
Lull On West Line Stirs Berlin Hope (For Peace)-Neutral Diplomats Again Look For Intervention That Might Result In Mediation-No Push At France Seen |
1 |
| 10/22/1939 |
Italy Reaffirms Reich Friendship-Allies’ Writers Warned-Hint Of Italian Intervention On British-French Side Called A ‘Dream Opinion’ |
2 |
| 10/22/1939 |
Allies May Buy (U.S. War) Planes (Bell Xfm Bombers & Vultee V-12) |
2 |
| 10/22/1939 |
(Alfred) Duff Cooper (Churchill Supporter & Confidant & Later His Minister Of ‘Information’ [Propaganda]) Sees (German) Revolt Ending War-Ex-Lord Of British Admiralty Here Predicts Conservative Insurrection In Reich-Holds Monarchy Likely-Otto Von Hapsburg May Rule(Picture) |
3 |
| 10/22/1939 |
Argentina Moves To Gain Falklands (See Action In 1982) |
3 |
| 10/22/1939 |
British Irk French On Bombing (Of Germany) Issue-Patients Over Raids Finds No Sympathy-Hore-Belisha Lauded |
3 |
| 10/23/1939 |
Pope Urges Prayers For Peace In Europe |
3 |
| 10/23/1939 |
(Paris, Exiled) Poles Deny Use Of (War) Gas (Against Germany) |
3 |
| 10/23/1939 |
Reich Issues Ship Rules (Scandinavian Traffic, Westbound Must Use Kiel Canal) |
3 |
| 10/23/1939 |
Goebbels Attacks Churchill As ‘Liar’ |
4 |
| 10/23/1939 |
Affidavit (Of U.S. Citizens, Gustav A. Anderson Of Evanston, Illinois) On The Sinking Of The Liner Athenia (Athenia Was Armed, Had Naval Guns Hidden Under Piles Of Burlap) |
4 |
| 10/23/1939 |
Legion Head Pledges Fight To Avoid War |
4 |
| 10/23/1939 |
Russians Solicit Estonians’ Favor-Polish Elections Held (In Area Occupied And Annexed By Russia) |
6 |
| 10/23/1939 |
German Churches Filled |
6 |
| 10/23/1939 |
Hitler Not Only Foe Australia Is Told (German People Are Enemy)-Premier Says Fight Must Be Carried On Till Nazi System Is Ended |
7 |
| 10/23/1939 |
Peace Group (‘American League For Peace And Democracy’) Balks At Scoring Soviet-Educator (Dr. Le Roy E. Bowman, U.S. Office Of Education & United Parents Associations In N.Y. City) Reveals Action-Says He Will QuitUnless Policy Is Is Reversed (Presumably No Big Ideological Problems For Him) |
10 |
| 10/23/1939 |
(Communist, Harry) Bridges (CIO) Blocks Red Ban (In Maritime Union Which He Heads) |
10 |
| 10/23/1939 |
Advertisement: ‘We Who Do The Dying Speak’-’We Have A Right To Live’ |
11 |
| 10/23/1939 |
Bishop (Frederick Bethune Bartlett, Methodist) Finds U.S. Pagan |
16 |
| 10/23/1939 |
United Church Front For Democracy Urged (Episcopalian, Rev. Dr. Paul Sargent) |
16 |
| 10/23/1939 |
Jews To Honor Pius XII And (Chicago Cardinal) Mundelein-Rabbi S.S. Wise (American/World Jewish Congresses) Lauds Their Fight Against Anti-Semitism |
16 |
| 10/23/1939 |
(Unnamed!) Inter-Faith Group Is Formed (To Combat Anti-Semitism) In Bronx (S.S. Wise, Rev. William C. Kirnan, Episcopal, Rev. [Father] F. C. Campbell) |
16 |
| 10/23/1939 |
A (Jewish) Refugee Success Story (In U.S.-The Jewish Agricultural Society-Jews Brought Into U.S. & Placed On Farms) |
17 |
| 10/23/1939 |
Germany 1914 And 1939 |
18 |
| 10/24/1939 |
Nazis Seize U.S. Ship City Of Flint, Sailing Her To Murmansk, Russia (Originally Bound For England, Carrying Contraband Of War); Soviet Interns German (Prize) Crew |
1 |
| 10/24/1939 |
(North Dakota Senator, Gerald P.) Nye Castigated (By The Supporters Of Roosevelt’s Embargo Changes) In Embargo (Repeal) Debate |
1 |
| 10/24/1939 |
Allied War Motives Attacked In Moscow (By Pravda) |
2 |
| 10/24/1939 |
(W. H.) Shepardson (N.Y. Director Of The Council On Foreign Relations) Calls Lindbergh Arrogant (In Montreal Speech) |
3 |
| 10/24/1939 |
Correspondents (Finally) Find War In West, But It Took Place In April 1914 |
3 |
| 10/24/1939 |
Patrols In Action On Western Front |
3 |
| 10/24/1939 |
Blackout Is Eased In Parts Of France-Soldiers To Get Leave |
3 |
| 10/24/1939 |
French Buy Army Clothes (In U.S.) |
5 |
| 10/24/1939 |
(Heinrich) Himmler To Direct Repatriation (Of 130,000 Germans Being Repatriated From The Territory Occupied By Russia) |
3 |
| 10/24/1939 |
Britain Suggests U.S. Shipping Aids (To Expedite Their Blockade Searches And Seizures) |
7 |
| 10/24/1939 |
(Roosevelt Stalwart, Admiral William D.) Leahy Gets A Third Post (From Roosevelt-Appointed Head Of Puerto Rican Cement Corporation-Already Governor Of Puerto Rico & WPA Administrator) |
10 |
| 10/24/1939 |
Japan Sees Need For Negotiations (With U.S.-Tokyo Report) |
11 |
| 10/24/1939 |
(Martin) Dies Urges Action Against Reds, Bund |
12 |
| 10/24/1939 |
Peace League (American League For Peace And Democracy) Head Says Reds Back It |
13 |
| 10/24/1939 |
(‘Blue Ribbon’) Jury Data Denied (Fritz) Kuhn (For His Defense) |
13 |
| 10/24/1939 |
Hadassah Meets Tonight (Messages From Roosevelt & Weizmann) |
21 |
| 10/24/1939 |
Allied Meat Call Held Not On Way Upsurge (In Orders) Here Is Seen |
32 |
| 10/24/1939 |
$17,010,033,770 In Gold, A Treasury Record; Total Of $3,000,000,000 Added In Year |
33 |
| 10/24/1939 |
Picture: William Allen White (Later ‘Head’ Of ‘Committee To Defend America By Aiding The Allies’) |
38 |
| 10/24/1939 |
First Lady (Eleanor Roosevelt) Gets Parents’ Medal-Women Must Help Solve Our Peace Problems And Word For Democracy, She Says |
46 |
| 10/25/1939 |
U.S. To Demand Soviet Release Ship (‘City Of Flint,’ Taken As Prize For Carrying War Contraband To England)-Hull Seeks Facts |
1 |
| 10/25/1939 |
Finns Halt Moscow Negotiations-Russians Are Firm-Border Forts Are Involved |
1 |
| 10/25/1939 |
Ribbentrop Assails Britain As Foe-War Guilt British, Ribbentrop Avows |
1 |
| 10/25/1939 |
Communist ‘Front’ Attacked By (Martin) Dies, Will List Members (House ‘Committee On Un-American Activities’) |
1 |
| 10/25/1939 |
Mrs. (Eleanor) Roosevelt Makes Plea For Liberty (At Pro-Roosevelt, Interventionist Love Feast) |
1 |
| 10/25/1939 |
Rapid Sovietizing In (Russian-Occupied-Annexed) Poland Told (See Katyn Massacre)-Nazis Delay Jewish Plan |
2 |
| 10/25/1939 |
Says Nazis Use Atomite (‘More Potent Than Tnt,’-Discovered By Americans) |
2 |
| 10/25/1939 |
Balts’ Exodus To Reich Is Puzzle; Real Reason For Move Is Hunted |
2 |
| 10/25/1939 |
French Expecting Change In Tactics-Preparation (On The Western Front) Increased |
3 |
| 10/25/1939 |
Russians Promise 1,000,000 Tons Of Fed (Sic) To Germany Soon Under Trade Accord |
3 |
| 10/25/1939 |
Excerpts From The Address By Foreign Minister Von Ribbentrop At Danzig |
4 |
| 10/25/1939 |
Kermit Roosevelt (Son Of Theodore, OSS Agent) A (British) Major |
4 |
| 10/25/1939 |
Ribbentrop Speech Derided By Allies-Reich’s Confusion Seen |
5 |
| 10/25/1939 |
Curtiss (Aeroplane Division Of Curtiss-Wright) To Expand (Buffalo, N.Y.) Plant |
5 |
| 10/25/1939 |
Expert Justifies (City Of) Flint Treatment-Precedents For Protest |
7 |
| 10/25/1939 |
Keep Out Of Wars, Hoover Warns U.S. |
10 |
| 10/25/1939 |
Hitler Youth (Boys 16 To 18) To Get Military Training |
10 |
| 10/25/1939 |
Belief Rising Here U.S. Will Shun War (54%-Gallup Poll) |
10 |
| 10/25/1939 |
More Publicity (‘Propaganda’) Here Is Sought By Britain (Read A Man Called Intrepid)-Commons Assured Of Effort To Counter Nazi Propaganda |
10 |
| 10/25/1939 |
Germans Warn Congress (On Roosevelt-Initiated Changes To The Neutrality Act Favorable To Allies) |
10 |
| 10/25/1939 |
Poland (Allied-Supported Government-In-Exile [France]) To Recruit Troops In Britain-Premier Sikorski Visits Unit |
11 |
| 10/25/1939 |
French Sympathetic To Monarchy In Reich |
11 |
| 10/25/1939 |
Athenia Owners Deny Armament Affidavit (Given By U.S. Citizen On Ship) |
12 |
| 10/25/1939 |
Picture: Officials In Attendance At Hadassah Convention (At Manhattan Center) |
13 |
| 10/25/1939 |
4,000 Open Session Of Hadassah Here-Convention To Deal With The Emergency Needs Of Jewish Communities In Europe-Roosevelt Message Read-Dr. Solomon Goldman Calls On Democracies For Unreserved Help To The Jews |
13 |
| 10/25/1939 |
Factories Take On 700,000 Workers |
35 |
| 10/26/1939 |
American Crew Safe On City Of Flint; Russia Frees Germans, Holds Ship-Cargo Is At Issue-Internment SuspectedNature Of Vessels’ Freight (Admitted Contraband Of War) |
1 |
| 10/26/1939 |
Soviet Challenges Britain’s Blockade-Contraband List Declared To Be Illegal-(Text, P. 7) |
1 |
| 10/26/1939 |
Nazi Press Urges Bombing Of Britain-Reich Again Warns |
1 |
| 10/26/1939 |
(Lord) Lothian Asks Unity In Democratic Aims-Collaboration (Allies & U.S.) Against Threat Of Totalitarian War Urged To Enforce World Peace (Text, P. 4) |
1 |
| 10/26/1939 |
(Henry Agard) Wallace Says War Means Third Term For The President (Roosevelt-See Later Comment By Stephen Early) |
1 |
| 10/26/1939 |
Senate Supports Roosevelt Power In Neutrality Bill-Attempt To Penalize Foreign Ships Flying Our Flag Shows Progress To Final Vote |
1 |
| 10/26/1939 |
563 Federal Aides Put In ‘Red Front’ (By Dies’ Committee) |
1 |
| 10/26/1939 |
(Hugh) Gibson (Former U.S. Ambassador To Belgium) Is Puzzled By ‘Curious War’ Foresees Reich Uprising-People Are Discontented With Hitler Regime, Writers’ Group (Overseas Press Club Of America) Is Told (‘Anti-Jewish’ Excesses Mentioned As A Cause)-It Probably Will Be Won On Diplomatic (Roosevelt ?) Front, Asserts Former Ambassador |
2 |
| 10/26/1939 |
Commons Ignores Ribbentrop Talk-Halifax Held Optimistic (He Believes Germany Will Be Beaten Easily By Allies) |
3 |
| 10/26/1939 |
Ex-Polish Area (Occupied & Annexed By Russia) Are Vote Announced By Soviet (Favors Russian Annexation! Imagine That!) |
3 |
| 10/26/1939 |
Anti-German Riot Staged By Czechs-Several Persons Hurt (Report From Prague) |
3 |
| 10/26/1939 |
War’s Lag Irksome To British Fliers-Pilots Eager For Any Combat-Hope For ‘Clean’ Fight-Would Welcome Nazi Policy Of Sparing Civilians, But Want To Smash Foe |
5 |
| 10/26/1939 |
U.S. Warned By Japanese (About Military Aid To Chinese) |
5 |
| 10/26/1939 |
China To Get Poles’ Arms (Report From Paris) |
5 |
| 10/26/1939 |
Churchill Ridicules U-Boat Chief’s (Guenter Prien’s) Story-Nazi Version Of Royal Oak Loss Inaccurate, He Tells House (He Says Prien Knew Nothing About It) |
6 |
| 10/26/1939 |
Reich Freezes Wages For Duration Of War |
7 |
| 10/26/1939 |
Complain Of U.S. Prices-Central Americans Doubt We Can Hold Former German Markets (Which We Took Upon The Outbreak Of The War) |
7 |
| 10/26/1939 |
(Allied) War Aim Statement Urged By (Socialist Writer) H. G. Wells |
9 |
| 10/26/1939 |
Quiet Winter Seen On Western Front-Allies Are Held Better Able To Stand Strain And Repair Economy Than Is Reich-Inactivity Is Not Feared |
9 |
| 10/26/1939 |
Plea For Clothing For Warsaw Made-Seige Toll Put At 50,000 (American Commission For Polish Relief-Jews, 30% Of Total Population Which Was 1,300,000 [?] Before The War) |
10 |
| 10/26/1939 |
Dominicans Open Doors To Refugees (Use Of U.S. Credits Not Mentioned!) |
11 |
| 10/26/1939 |
Negro Spirituals Sung By Chamberlain To Rest (Perhaps, ‘No Buddy Nose De Trubble Ize Seen’) |
11 |
| 10/26/1939 |
(Anthony) Eden Sees Difficulty After Victory Is Won (‘Closer European Unity’ Will Be Necessary) |
11 |
| 10/26/1939 |
Quota Of $500,000 For (Jewish) Exiles Back (Laguardia To) Hadassah |
11 |
| 10/26/1939 |
Embargo Cut Off $78,908,525 Arms (To Allies)-Figure For Reich Is $49 |
12 |
| 10/26/1939 |
Hoover Urges U.S. Prepare For Peace (Stay Out Of War To Insure A Final Just Peace Settlement) |
12 |
| 10/26/1939 |
British Anger Nazis By Seizing (German) Patents (The French Established A More Gentlemanly Procedure-The U.S. Utilized An ‘Executive Order’ Later) |
13 |
| 10/26/1939 |
(Fritz) Kuhn Names His ‘Heir’ As Leader Of (German-American) Bund (G. W. Kunze) |
15 |
| 10/26/1939 |
Dr. (Arthur H.) Compton Urges World Community-’Outworn’ Rules (Often A Euphemism For Non-’New Deal’ Rules) Blamed |
17 |
| 10/26/1939 |
Government Costs Scored At (N.Y. Herald-Tribune) Forum |
17 |
| 10/26/1939 |
British Friendship (With U.S.) Stressed (By Lord Lothian At (N.Y. World’s) Fair |
18 |
| 10/26/1939 |
(Walter S. Mc Cloud) Heads Pest (Control) Fighters |
19 |
| 10/27/1939 |
City Of Flint, Freed, Quits Murmansk; German Crew Reported In Command-Blunder By Russia Seen |
1 |
| 10/27/1939 |
Roosevelt Scores ‘Fake’ Talk Of U.S. Getting Into War-’Boys Of American Mothers’ Won’t Go Abroad He Says |
1&14 |
| 10/27/1939 |
U.S. Presses Soviet Strongly On (City Of) Flint-Demands Immediate Reply |
1 |
| 10/27/1939 |
Dies Asks Murphy Indict Peace Group (American League For Peace And Democracy) |
1 |
| 10/27/1939 |
(Father) Tiso Chosen As First President Of Slovakia; Vatican Frowns On Priest As Head Of State |
1 |
| 10/27/1939 |
German Warship Raider In Atlantic |
1 |
| 10/27/1939 |
Soviet Polish Role Excused By British-No Protest Planned-(Boundary Is Essential The ‘Curzon Line’ Which Britain Laid Out And Sanctioned In World War I)-Chamberlain Replies To War Guilt Charges (By Germany) |
2 |
| 10/27/1939 |
Text Of Chamberlain’s War Report |
2 |
| 10/27/1939 |
British Digging In On Western Front (‘Look Out!’ No. 3) |
3 |
| 10/27/1939 |
Spirit And Environment Of 1914 Enfold British Army In France |
3 |
| 10/27/1939 |
Czech Jews Are Sent To Poland By Reich-Entire Community Of Moravska-Ostrava Transported |
3 |
| 10/27/1939 |
Hoar Sees Peril (For Britain) In India’s (Independence) Tactics |
4 |
| 10/27/1939 |
(Evian Intergovernmental Committee On Refugees) Plans Wide Study On Refugee Sites (For Jews)-Post-War Problem Denied |
5 |
| 10/27/1939 |
Lindbergh Speeches Attributed To Horror Of A Stalemated War |
5 |
| 10/27/1939 |
Alsatian Leader (Dr. Karl Roos) Condemned As Spy |
5 |
| 10/27/1939 |
2 (W. R.) Davis Oil Cargoes (From Mexico As Barter For German Goods-Norwegian Tankers Used) Captured (Confiscated) By British ($250,000 Value-William R. Davis Is Also Supposed To Have Carried A Special Peace Offer From Hitler To Roosevelt! For This And Other Activities, Sir William Stephenson, The ‘Intrepid’ In A Man Called Intrepid Implies His British Spy Organization, Operating In The U.S. With Roosevelt’s Blessing, Had Him Killed In The Summer Of 1941 And The Investigation Of The Murder By The FBI Quashed By The U.S. Government) |
6 |
| 10/27/1939 |
Rumania Receives Tanks Of British-Warning By Reich Envoy |
8 |
| 10/27/1939 |
Roosevelt Insists On Stronger Navy-As Step To Stay At Peace (Admiral Harold Stark Active) |
9 |
| 10/27/1939 |
Hadassah Asks U.S. To Aid Palestine-Government Urged Also To Use Influence After War To Get Justice For Minorities |
11 |
| 10/27/1939 |
Minority Problem Of U.S. Reviewed |
12 |
| 10/27/1939 |
(Henry Agard) Wallace Rebuked (On Third Term For Roosevelt Statement) By White House-Timing Bad, He (Stephen T. Early, White House Secretary) Implies (See Oct. 26 Entry, P. 1) |
12 |
| 10/27/1939 |
Roosevelt Gains Now At 5-Year Peak (64.9% Approve-Gallup Poll) |
13 |
| 10/27/1939 |
(Frank) Murphy Acclaims Dies Group For Aid (But Pursues No Indictments!)-Bars ‘Red Raids’ As In ‘17-Threats Against Jews Studied |
13 |
| 10/27/1939 |
Roosevelt’s Address To Forum Here |
14 |
| 10/27/1939 |
(Lord) Lothian Sees Clue To New (World) Order |
14 |
| 10/27/1939 |
(Educator-Professor) John Dewey’s Aims Held Un-American (By National Catholic Alumni Association) |
14 |
| 10/27/1939 |
WPA Ousts 80 Writers As ‘Incompetent;’ Others Must Turn Out 300 Words A Day |
25 |
| 10/28/1939 |
President (Roosevelt) Assails Issue Of ‘Red List’-’Sordid Procedure,’ He Says |
1 |
| 10/28/1939 |
Pope Condemns Dictators, Treaty Violators, Racism; Urges Restoring Of Poland-First Encyclical (Text, Pp. 8 & 9) |
1 |
| 10/28/1939 |
Repeal Of Arms Embargo Wins In The Senate, 63 To 30-Quick House Action Likely-Final Vote Swift-La Follette Plan To Put War To A Referendum Beaten 73 To 17 (Vote Tally, P. 3) |
1 |
| 10/28/1939 |
Indignant Protest By U.S. On (City Of) Flint Made In Moscow |
1 |
| 10/28/1939 |
People Of Allied Capitals Rejoice In Passage Of Neutrality Bill (Changes Desired By Roosevelt-Text, P. 2) |
1 |
| 10/28/1939 |
Activity General On Western Front |
1 |
| 10/28/1939 |
British Seize Metal Cargo On The Saturnia; Italian Liner Refuses To Sail It To England |
1 |
| 10/28/1939 |
Japan Would Open Parleys With U.S. |
1 |
| 10/28/1939 |
Western Ukraine (Formerly Poland) Votes (To Accept) Soviet Rule |
4 |
| 10/28/1939 |
(Allied) Blockade Held Aimed At The German Army |
4 |
| 10/28/1939 |
(Utah) Senator (William H.) King Praises Work In Palestine |
4 |
| 10/28/1939 |
War Boom In Foods Collapses In Nation |
5 |
| 10/28/1939 |
Mexicans Search (German) Ship (‘Havelland’-With U.S. Gunboat, The ‘Erie,’ Standing By In Harbor) |
6 |
| 10/29/1939 |
Soviet Insists (City Of) Flint Sailed |
1 |
| 10/29/1939 |
Czechs Riot, Many Are Held-4 Reported Killed In Prague Clashes |
1 |
| 10/29/1939 |
Poletti Extols Our Way |
1 |
| 10/29/1939 |
E. (Lliott) Roosevelt Opens Radio To (Father Charles E.) Coughlin |
13 |
| 10/29/1939 |
(John Foster) Dulles Outlines World Peace Plan (To National Council Of Ymca)-Insists We Should Lead-Secretary Hull Lauds The New Ymca Program Of Education On War Issues |
24 |
| 10/29/1939 |
Hadassah To Aid Democratic Ideal |
25 |
| 10/29/1939 |
Spiritual Drive Urged On America (By N.Y. City Rabbis) |
25 |
| 10/29/1939 |
Exile Haven Here Rivals Palestine |
26 |
| 10/29/1939 |
President (Roosevelt) Accused Of Enmity By (Representative Martin) Dies (Of House Committee On Un-American Activities) |
27 |
| 10/29/1939 |
U.S. Voters Found For Peace Parley (Two-Thirds-Gallup Poll) |
29 |
| 10/29/1939 |
Plight Of Poland Is Told In Report (Commission For Polish Relief, Inc.) |
30 |
| 10/29/1939 |
(Exiled) Poles (In Paris) Plan To Oust The Baltic Germans If Allies Win And Nation Is Restored |
32 |
| 10/29/1939 |
Nazis Show Anger At (U.S.) Senate’s (Pro-Allied) Vote (On Neutrality Act Amendment) |
34 |
| 10/29/1939 |
Picture: Getting Ready To Ship American Bombers To England |
35 |
| 10/29/1939 |
Senate Vote Wins Acclaim Of Allies |
35 |
| 10/29/1939 |
Minimize Effects Of Embargo Repeal |
35 |
| 10/29/1939 |
Youths Back, Tell Of Warsaw’s End |
36 |
| 10/29/1939 |
U.S. Statement On (City Of) Flint |
36 |
| 10/29/1939 |
Democracy Tried In British Forces |
38 |
| 10/29/1939 |
Lithuanian Army Enters Vilna City |
38 |
| 10/29/1939 |
Emotion Overcomes (Eduard) Benes At Czech Rally In London |
38 |
| 10/29/1939 |
Anti-German Roots Lie Deep In France |
39 |
| 10/29/1939 |
War Held Smoke Screen-Roosevelt ‘Hides’ Failures |
39 |
| 10/29/1939 |
Treasury (Henry Morgenthau, Jr.) Orders U.S. Manganese As Precaution For Emergency (And To Supply Allied Weapons Needs) |
F-1 |
| 10/29/1939 |
Allies May Soon State Their General War Aims (Finally Succeeded In Doing This At Yalta!) |
E-3 |
| 10/29/1939 |
Cartoon: Typical British Anti-German Cartoon-Alleges Germans Have Best Propaganda Machine |
E-3 |
| 10/29/1939 |
Passport Frauds Held World Wide |
E-6 |
| 10/29/1939 |
Post Office Rises Above War Snags-Officials Devise Roundabout Routes To Beat (British) Blockade, And Air Service Helps (Germany Reached Via Sweden-See Entry, Nov. 2, 1939, P. 9-Normally, The U.S. Worked Hand-In-Hand With The British-Reports Such As This Were Intended As A Cover-Up) |
E-6 |
| 10/29/1939 |
Propaganda: An Explosive Word (Pertains Mostly To Germans) Analyzed |
Mag. 3 |
| 10/29/1939 |
Au Revoir To Democracy’s (World’s) Fair |
Mag. 9 |
| 10/30/1939 |
(Virginia Senator, Carter) Glass Sees Hitler Sole U.S. War Peril |
1 |
| 10/30/1939 |
Latvia Is Entered By Soviet Troops |
1 |
| 10/30/1939 |
British Expecting Russian Peace Bid |
1 |
| 10/30/1939 |
Finns Stand Held Vital To West As Barrier To Bolshevist Advance |
2 |
| 10/30/1939 |
Germany’s Needs In Oil, Iron (See Invasion Of Norway, Spring 1940) Vital |
3 |
| 10/30/1939 |
Japanese (People) Learning Of American (Chinese) Claims |
3 |
| 10/30/1939 |
British Soldiers Stage Shows While Awaiting German Attacks |
4 |
| 10/30/1939 |
Our Future Army Is Being Reorganized (By Gen. George C. Marshall) |
4 |
| 10/30/1939 |
U.S. Is Condemned In Moscow Press-Neutrality Act (Roosevelt-Desired Amendment By Congress) Is Issue |
6 |
| 10/30/1939 |
(Father) Coughlin Broadcast Stresses Arms Ban (To All Belligerents) |
7 |
| 10/30/1939 |
Advertisement: Stop The War Now-Peace House, Mrs. J. Sergeant Cram |
10 |
| 10/30/1939 |
Mrs. Poole Chosen To Lead Hadassah (Picture)-New Head Urges Organization To Do All It Can To Make Palestine A (Jewish) Homeland |
14 |
| 10/30/1939 |
Peace League (American League For Peace And Democracy) War Declared On (Representative Martin) Dies-Would Defend (Roosevelt’s) New Deal |
19 |
| 10/31/1939 |
City Of Flint Sails From Norway Port En Route To Reich |
1 |
| 10/31/1939 |
Black Tom (World War I Sabotage Allegations) Losses Put At $50,000,000 (By Owen Roberts-See Later ‘Roberts’ Pearl Harbor Investigation) As Reich Protests-Hull Upholds Roberts |
1 |
| 10/31/1939 |
Nazi Torture Detailed By Britain; Concentration Camp Horrors (Dachau & Buchenwald) Told-White Paper Says Practices Recall ‘Darkest Ages’-Diplomats’ Reports Give Data On Flogging And Killings (Of Jews) By Guards (This Is Typical World War I Bryce Committee Propaganda!) |
1,4&5 |
| 10/31/1939 |
Japan Denies Plan To Talk With U.S.-(Japanese) Press Shifts Ground |
1 |
| 10/31/1939 |
U.S. Opens New (German-American) Bund Inquiry Here; (Fritz) Kuhn Aide Balks, Then Testifies |
1 |
| 10/31/1939 |
British Guard Against Parachute Attacks; Troops In Rear Await Nazi Suicide Squads |
2 |
| 10/31/1939 |
25,000 War Pilots To Train In Canada |
2 |
| 10/31/1939 |
Arbiter’s Role For U.S. Hinted (In Finnish-Russian Dispute) |
2 |
| 10/31/1939 |
Germans Lay Fate Of Poles To British-Jews Worst Sufferers-PotockiSays Annexation Of Territory By Reich Is ‘Null And Void’ (And That Of Russia?) |
3 |
| 10/31/1939 |
Baltic Germans Arrive In Danzig-More Than 2,000 From Latvia And Estonia-Most To Stay In Corridor |
3 |
| 10/31/1939 |
(Columbia University’s President, Dr. Nicholas Murray) Butler (Also Heads Carnegie Endowment For International Peace) Asks Peace Move (By U.S.) |
3 |
| 10/31/1939 |
British Angered At Nazis In Boer Atrocity Charges (See P. 1 For British Charges Against Germans!) |
4 |
| 10/31/1939 |
British Note Gives Denial (Of American’s Affidavit Charging Camouflaged Naval Guns) On Athenia |
6 |
| 10/31/1939 |
Roosevelt To Try Latin Debts Plan-Loan Council Is Scored |
7 |
| 10/31/1939 |
British At Front Living In Comfort While Waiting For War To Begin |
8 |
| 10/31/1939 |
Federated (‘United States’ ? Of) Europe Hinted (By Allies) After War |
9 |
| 10/31/1939 |
Dr. Hu Gives Terms (Actually, None Given) For Peace In China |
11 |
| 10/31/1939 |
Reich Scores Vote On Arms Embargo (Changes By Congress) |
12 |
