| 05/01/1940 |
$1,000,000 For Capture Of Hitler ‘Alive And Unhurt’ Is Offered Here-Pittsburgh Group Headed By S. H. Church (President Of Carnegie Institute) Would Try Nazi Fuehrer Before A World Court For ‘Crimes Against Peace’ |
1&6 |
| 05/01/1940 |
Nazis Seize U.S. Arms In Norway Intended For The Swedes And Finns 500 Submachine Guns, Millions Of Bullets, 400 Trucks And Some Planes Taken |
5 |
| 05/02/1940 |
War Crisis Faces Chamberlain Now |
1 |
| 05/02/1940 |
Hitler Reward (By S. H. Church, Carnegie Institute) Gets Mixed Reception; ‘Kidnappers, Start Plotting How To Seize Him (Broadcast On Bbc) |
1 |
| 05/02/1940 |
Nazis (In Norway) Said To Fire Upon Ambulances-Kaare Haabeth |
3 |
| 05/02/1940 |
(German Consul, Dr. Hans) Borchers Defends Nazis New (Norwegian) Action Says British (Intentions) Are Exposed |
8 |
| 05/02/1940 |
Chamber (Of Commerce) Weighs Our Part In Peace |
12 |
| 05/02/1940 |
Reply To Hull On Oil (Property Expropriation) Is Made By Mexico |
12 |
| 05/02/1940 |
Consul To Greenland To Be Rushed By U.S.-Action Stresses Our Interest Under Monroe Doctrine |
13 |
| 05/02/1940 |
(Former U.S. Ambassador-1914-To Germany, James W.) Gerard Sees Peril In German Victory |
13 |
| 05/02/1940 |
U.S. Challenges Japan To Prove Warship Building Report False |
14 |
| 05/02/1940 |
First Lady (Eleanor Roosevelt, Picture) Wins Award For Service (List Of Names Of Liberal Supporters) |
18 |
| 05/02/1940 |
British Yield Southern Norway To Nazis; Evacuate Aandalsnes; Norse Fight On-Premier Explains (Text, P. 4) |
1 |
| 05/03/1940 |
British Now Fear A Norse-Nazi Deal |
4 |
| 05/03/1940 |
(Breckenridge Long, Ass’t. U.S. Sec. Of State) Says Our Policies Aim To Avert War |
5 |
| 05/03/1940 |
Mexicans Revive (Oil Property Expropriation) Case Decided Against U.S.7 7 (Japanese) Embassy Repudiates Tanaka Memorial (As Forgery)-Widely Publicized In U.S. As Japan’s Design For World Conquest-Used Often At Washington & Lee Propaganda School) |
7 |
| 05/03/1940 |
Pontiff Lays War To Lust For Power |
8 |
| 05/03/1940 |
Japan Reiterates Neutrality Policy |
8 |
| 05/03/1940 |
(Pro-British, Utah Senator Thomas) Asks Speed In Gathering War Material For Country |
8 |
| 05/03/1940 |
Youth Peace Prize Goes To Dr. (Nicholas Murray) Butler (Of Columbia University & Carnegie Endowment For Peace) |
9 |
| 05/03/1940 |
Offerer Of Reward For (Kidnapping) Hitler (See Entry, May 1, 1940, P. 1-Carnegie Institute) Guarded |
9 |
| 05/03/1940 |
Strict Neutrality (For U.S.) Opposed By Women (League Of Women Voters) |
12 |
| 05/03/1940 |
(Lewis W.) Douglas Assails (U.S.] Isolation Policy |
14 |
| 05/03/1940 |
Movie Debut Made By Mrs (Eleanor) Roosevelt |
17 |
| 05/03/1940 |
Allies Quit Namsos, Move North-U.S. Acts To Avert Spread Of War Roosevelt In Plea (To Rome, Mussolini) Trade Offered For Peace (Non-Cooperation With Germany) |
1 |
| 05/03/1940 |
Hitler Says Reich Battles For Life |
1 |
| 05/03/1940 |
Mexico Agrees On Oil Sale To 3 U.S. Firms; Settles With Sinclair For Expropriation (Of Oil Properties) |
1 |
| 05/03/1940 |
French Say Allies Will Win Norway |
3 |
| 05/03/1940 |
Allies May Seize Norway’s Shipping |
3 |
| 05/03/1940 |
U.S. Gives Details On Post-War Trade (Text-Outlined By Sumner Welles) |
5 |
| 05/04/1940 |
Neutrality Of U.S. Derided By (Earl Browder (Head Of U.S. Communists)-Roosevelt Leads Us To War, He Tells Young Communists |
6 |
| 05/04/1940 |
‘Patriotic Service’ Set For Educators (By George Zook Pres., American Council On Education-Supports Allied Cause) |
8 |
| 05/05/1940 |
Chamberlain Foes Pressing Attacks (Churchill Supporters & U.S.) |
1 |
| 05/05/1940 |
Hull Popularity (As Presidential Candidate) Shown In (Gallup) Survey |
7 |
| 05/05/1940 |
4 Japanese Seized In Pearl Harbor |
25 |
| 05/05/1940 |
Czech Killer (Of 3 Maybe 5 Germans) Safe From Nazis’ Hunt (In Rome) |
26 |
| 05/05/1940 |
Pitiless Nazism Scored By (N.Y. City) Rabbis |
27 |
| 05/05/1940 |
Australians Favor Jewish Settlement (In Kimberly District) |
27 |
| 05/05/1940 |
Italy Seen Sending U.S. Goods To Reich |
28 |
| 05/05/1940 |
Oil (U.S. Property Expropriation) Issue Domestic, Mexico Reaffirms |
29 |
| 05/05/1940 |
Our Planes Called Inferior To Nazis’ (By Oklahoma Senator, Elmer Thomas) |
31 |
| 05/05/1940 |
(Sumner) Welles Sees Peril In Mediterranean |
35 |
| 05/05/1940 |
N.Y. Senator James M.) Mead Says Nation Won’t Send A. E. F |
36 |
| 05/05/1940 |
Picture: Col. Gen. Erhard Milch |
38 |
| 05/05/1940 |
Data On Negroes Held Neglected (By Dr. W. Montague Cobb, Howard University) |
49 |
| 05/05/1940 |
Educators Urged To Keep Integrity (By Dr. George N. Shuster, Hunter College)Warned On Prejudice In Colleges |
54 |
| 05/05/1940 |
Can Germany Be Stopped? Lessons Of The War Ruthless Totalitarian Methods Point To The Need Of Bold Allied Action |
E-3 |
| 05/05/1940 |
Stay-Out-Of-The-War Theme To Dominate (U.S. Presidential) Campaign |
E-6 |
| 05/05/1940 |
Again ‘Its Tommy This And Tommy That’ (Pro-British Article) |
Mag. 4 |
| 05/06/1940 |
British Experts Are Dismantling (Scuttled) Graf Spee; Many Shells Are in Unexploded Magazine |
2 |
| 05/06/1940 |
Jurist (Mitchell May) Heads Campaign For Jewish War Victims (Hsias) |
7 |
| 05/06/1940 |
(N.Y. Gov., Herbert) Lehman Appeals For Help To Jews-Sees Post-War Problem |
7 |
| 05/06/1940 |
Mexicans Stress Sinclair Oil (Property Expropriation) Deal-Cardenas Stands Firm (Mexico Will Retain Property) |
18 |
| 05/07/1940 |
Pope Reported Seeking Aid Of Roosevelt To Limit War-Pius Sees Humbert |
1 |
| 05/07/1940 |
Weak Air Force And Nazi Spying Are Called Keys To Allied Failure (In Norway) |
5 |
| 05/07/1940 |
More Allied Help Promised Norway-He Gets Churchill’s Aid |
6 |
| 05/07/1940 |
Pope Held Shocked By Polish Horrors (Charges Made By Polish Cardinal Hlond Against Germany) |
6 |
| 05/07/1940 |
President (Roosevelt) Assails Bombing Of Cities For A World Convention |
12 |
| 05/07/1940 |
(Gov. Herbert) Lehman Warns On Reds And Nazis As Joint Threat To Democracy |
12 |
| 05/07/1940 |
Japanese Enlarge Exports To U.S. 50% |
47 |
| 05/08/1940 |
Admiral (Slr Rodger, British Commando) Keyes Leads In Attack-On Chamerlain In The Commons; Wider War Power For Churchill-House Is Hostile (Picture, P. 6) |
1 |
| 05/08/1940 |
(U.S.) Fleet Will Stay Near Hawaii Indefinitely (Admiral James O. Richardson) |
1 |
| 05/08/1940 |
Notice In N.Y. Times, Front Page: ‘Dispatches From Europe And The Far East Are Subject To Censorship At The Source’ |
1 |
| 05/08/1940 |
Text Of Prime Minister Chamberlain’s StatementOn The Norwegian Campaign |
4 |
| 05/08/1940 |
Chamberlain Loses Support Of Press |
5 |
| 05/08/1940 |
Hull’s Aid To Free Danish Ships (Being Seized On The High Seas By The British) Asked |
5 |
| 05/08/1940 |
(Former U.S. Ambassador To Germany)-1914-James W.) Gerard Holds U.S. Can’t Let Nazis Win |
9 |
| 05/08/1940 |
German Girls Save Hair For Production Of Felt (For War Effort) |
11 |
| 05/08/1940 |
U.S. Seen Swaying Italy To Shun War (Woo Away From Germany) |
11 |
| 05/08/1940 |
Hadassah Tea Aids Palestine Project (Mrs. Herbert Lehman & Mrs. Sara Delano Roosevelt, Roosevelt:S Mother Attends |
14 |
| 05/08/1940 |
Europe Increases Purchases In U.S. |
35 |
| 05/09/1940 |
Roosevelt Denies A Peace Offer To Duce-Peace Plan Told |
1 |
| 05/09/1940 |
Pope Voices Fear Of Spread Of War |
1 |
| 05/09/1940 |
Dictatorship Favored By Many Women, (General) Federation (Of Women’s Clubs) Official Tells Club Members |
1 |
| 05/09/1940 |
Speeches In House Of Commons: Churchill, Lloyd George, Morrison |
4 |
| 05/09/1940 |
Debate Is Bitter In House Of Lords |
5 |
| 05/09/1940 |
Poland’s Gold Is Seized (By Rumanians) |
5 |
| 05/09/1940 |
Polish Aid Backed By Mrs. (Eleanor) Roosevelt (And Herbert Lehman-Presumably Run By Col. William J. Donovan!) |
7 |
| 05/09/1940 |
War Held Revising Education Theory (By Women’s American Ort Convention) |
48 |
| 05/10/1940 |
Nazis Invade Holland, Belgium, Luxembourg By Land And Air; Dikes Opened; Allies Rush Aid)-River Maas Crossed |
1 |
| 05/10/1940 |
Ribbentrop Charges Allies Plotted With The Lowlands |
1 |
| 05/10/1940 |
U.S. Freezes Credit |
1 |
| 05/10/1940 |
Iceland Occupied By British (Invasion) Force |
1 |
| 05/10/1940 |
Britain Calls Up Men 19 To 36-Many Will Be Exempt |
3 |
| 05/10/1940 |
Hitler Releases Norse Prisoners-Poles’ Ways Contrasted |
5 |
| 05/10/1940 |
(Rabbi Finkelstein) To Represent U.S. Jewry (Roosevelt Aide) |
5 |
| 05/10/1940 |
Rex (Italian Liner) Held 13 Hours (At Gibraltar) By British Search |
7 |
| 05/10/1940 |
Mighty Air Forces Defended By Army |
8 |
| 05/10/1940 |
Voters Approve U.S. Help To Allied Cause But Would Shun War, Gallup Survey Finds |
8 |
| 05/10/1940 |
Naval Expansion Upheld In Report |
8 |
| 05/10/1940 |
Women Take Stand Against Dictators (See Entry, May 9, 1940, P. 1) |
8 |
| 05/10/1940 |
Soviet Ends Divided Commands |
10 |
| 05/11/1940 |
Chamberlain Resigns, Churchill Premier |
1 |
| 05/11/1940 |
America Angered, Says Roosevelt (Text, P. 10, Roosevelt’s Talk To Science Congress) |
1 |
| 05/11/1940 |
Hour Of Decision Here, Hitler Says-Hitler Order To Troops |
4 |
| 05/11/1940 |
Pontiff Is Shocked By German Attack |
4 |
| 05/11/1940 |
Von Ribbentrop’s Statement On The Invasion Of The Low Countries |
5 |
| 05/11/1940 |
Next Neutral Step Is Studied By Hull |
6 |
| 05/11/1940 |
Allies See Victory In Low Countries |
6 |
| 05/11/1940 |
War’s Chief Factor In Churchill’s Life |
9 |
| 05/11/1940 |
Prime Minister Chamberlain’s (Final) Address |
9 |
| 05/12/1940 |
Roosevelt Sends Leopold Sympathy |
1 |
| 05/12/1940 |
Churchill Names War Cabinet Of 5 |
1 |
| 05/12/1940 |
Neglect In Arming Charged By (Thomas E.) Dewey |
2 |
| 05/12/1940 |
Spread Of Bigotry Seen By Educators |
12 |
| 05/12/1940 |
Iceland Occupation (By British) Angers Reich Press (But Not U.S. Press Or Population!) |
12 |
| 05/12/1940 |
War Seen Unifying Religious Groups (By Dr. Everett R. Clinchy, Director, National Conference Of Christians And Jews) |
12 |
| 05/12/1940 |
Special Prayer Said (By N.Y. City Rabbis) For Allies |
14 |
| 05/12/1940 |
Exiled Europeans (Jews) Reach Sosua Home (Dominican Republic-Trujillo) |
16 |
| 05/12/1940 |
(Chicago Publisher, Franklin) Knox Defends Defense Arming |
18 |
| 05/12/1940 |
Our Aid Puts (War) Airplane Output Of Allies On Even Footing With Nazis, Wright Says |
41 |
| 05/12/1940 |
The President’s (Roosevelt’s) Message And (World’s) Fair Speeches (Lehman & La Guardia Also Gave Speeches) |
43 |
| 05/12/1940 |
The News Of The Week In Review |
E-1 |
| 05/12/1940 |
Cartoons: Rare Examples Of Both German & British Views |
E-2 |
| 05/12/1940 |
(U.S.] Shipping Prospers In Spite Of War (Not Because Of War?) |
E-6 |
| 05/12/1940 |
The Trojan Horse Symbol For Our Time (Exposing A German Threat) |
Mag. 5 |
| 05/12/1940 |
Peabody (Headmaster) Of Groton (Attended By Roosevelt & Sumner Welles) |
Mag. 13 |
| 05/13/1940 |
Isolationists Balk At Loans To Allies |
1 |
| 05/13/1940 |
Gamelin Commands All Allied Forces |
3 |
| 05/13/1940 |
Refugees Are Pouring Into England And France With Harrowing Tales (As In 1914) |
5 |
| 05/13/1940 |
Churchill Regime Begins War Tasks |
6 |
| 05/13/1940 |
C.I.O. Asserts War Fails To Aid Trade |
32 |
| 05/14/1940 |
Germans Gain In Savage Attacks In Belgium; Reach Rotterdam, Cutting Holland In Two; French Meet Nazis In Clash Of 1,500 Tanks |
1 |
| 05/14/1940 |
Queen Wilhelmina Goes To England |
1 |
| 05/14/1940 |
British Fliers Smash Into Nazis; Aim At Air Mastery In Belgium-Harold Denny |
1 |
| 05/14/1940 |
Nazi Reprisal Set At 10 Lives For One (For Mistreatment Of German Paratroopers) |
10 |
| 05/14/1940 |
Jewish Youth Group (Jewish Youth Organization Of America) To Fight Reds, Nazis |
14 |
| 05/14/1940 |
(Penn., Representative Snyder) Demands An Army To Meet Any Need |
15 |
| 05/14/1940 |
(Allies) Order $150,000,000 More (War) Planes Here |
15 |
| 05/14/1940 |
Isolation Hope Futile Says Hull (Text, P. 16) |
16 |
| 05/14/1940 |
Jewish Women To Meet (With Dr. William Haber, Executive Of [Jewish] National Refugee Service) |
16 |
| 05/14/1940 |
(H. E. Kershner) Asks Aid To France For Refugee Care-Thousands Are Children |
18 |
| 05/14/1940 |
La Guardia Backs Roosevelt 3D Term |
25 |
| 05/14/1940 |
Seek Quinine Stock For 3 Year’s Needs |
47 |
| 05/15/1940 |
Roosevelt Calls For Preparedness; May Ask Big Fund |
1 |
| 05/15/1940 |
Nazis Take Sedan-Holland Overrun |
1 |
| 05/15/1940 |
British Burn Files Of Berne Legation (Better Than Poles!) |
1 |
| 05/15/1940 |
U.S. Ready To Join American Protest (Of German Offensive) |
1 |
| 05/15/1940 |
Netherlands’ Fall Stuns The British |
4 |
| 05/15/1940 |
World Happiness Nazi Aim, Says Ley |
5 |
| 05/15/1940 |
(Joseph Goodman) Takes Refugee Aid (United Jewish Appeal) Post |
5 |
| 05/15/1940 |
(Washington Officials) Say Allies Get Hold Of 4 Invaded Lands |
14 |
| 05/15/1940 |
Pershing Appeals For Preparedness (Picture) |
16 |
| 05/16/1940 |
President (Roosevelt) To Ask Billion To Equip An Army Of 750,000 |
1 |
| 05/16/1940 |
Roosevelt Again Calls On Italy To Keep Out |
1 |
| 05/16/1940 |
Refugee Attacks Laid To Germans-Horses, Cattle Bombed |
3 |
| 05/16/1940 |
4 U.S. Ambulances Bombed By Germans |
3 |
| 05/16/1940 |
Refugee Center (‘Friendship House’) To Open |
3 |
| 05/16/1940 |
Roosevelt Cheers Veterans Of 1918 |
13 |
| 05/17/1940 |
Roosevelt Asks Billion (Dollar Defense) Fund, 50,000 Planes-Congress Gives Ovation As He Requests Arms To Smash Invader-’Must Face Reality’ (Text, P. 10) |
1 |
| 05/17/1940 |
Roosevelt’s Pleas (To Abandon Germany As An Ally) Leaves Rome Cool |
1 |
| 05/17/1940 |
U.S. Warns Citizens To Leave England |
1 |
| 05/17/1940 |
Berlin Admits Allies Have ‘Taken Up Positions To Check Our Progress’ |
1 |
| 05/17/1940 |
Liner Roms Here, Held 30 Hours By British (Blockade At Gibraltar) |
4 |
| 05/17/1940 |
Picture: Former United States Liner (‘President Harding’-Sold By U.S. To Belgium) Sunk By German Plane Off Belgian Coast |
6 |
| 05/17/1940 |
Picture: Former Kaiser Wilhelm Ii On His 80th Birthday |
8 |
| 05/17/1940 |
British See Peril Arousing America |
11 |
| 05/17/1940 |
New Military Machine In Roosevelt Program |
11 |
| 05/17/1940 |
Congressional Comment Favors Roosevelt Plea Overwhelmingly-Reed Of Kansas Is The Only Outspoken Critic In The Senate-Few In The House Oppose |
12 |
| 05/17/1940 |
Methodists Here Condemn All War-Calls It Unchristian |
13 |
| 05/18/1940 |
Washington Speeds Its Big Defense Program-Gamelin In Appeal-Fighting Is At Peak |
1 |
| 05/18/1940 |
Gamelin, 1940; Joffre, 1914 |
1 |
| 05/18/1940 |
Col. (Frank) Knox (Chicago Publisher) To Form Air ‘Plattsburgs’ (Roosevelt Appointment, To Train 10,000 Pilots) |
1 |
| 05/18/1940 |
Bar (Search) At Gibraltar Lifted For Two Italian Liners |
3 |
| 05/18/1940 |
Duff Cooper (Churchill’s Minister Of Information) Saves Paper) |
3 |
| 05/18/1940 |
Nazis Shrug Off Roosevelt Speech |
4 |
| 05/18/1940 |
Picture: President’s (Roosevelt’s) Ancestral Village (Oudvossemeer, Holland Van Rosevelt) Captured (By Germans) |
4 |
| 05/18/1940 |
Delay In (U.S.) Shipping To Allies Denied (By Port O.F N.Y.) |
4 |
| 05/18/1940 |
(German-Jewish) Refugee Transit (Through Italy) Blocked (They Hold Visas To U.S. And Other Countries) |
4 |
| 05/18/1940 |
‘Sinister Power’ Hit By Mrs. (Eleanor) Roosevelt |
5 |
| 05/18/1940 |
Allies Seek Planes Of Our Own (U.S.) Army |
7 |
| 05/18/1940 |
War Plane Plants Ready To Speed Up |
7 |
| 05/19/1940 |
Petain Named Aid To French Premier (Paul Reynaud) |
1 |
| 05/19/1940 |
British Bomb Big Hamburg-Bremen Oil Stores |
1 |
| 05/19/1940 |
Nazi Dive Bombers Terrify Refugees |
1 |
| 05/19/1940 |
Japan Considers Truce With China |
1 |
| 05/19/1940 |
Taft Asks Nation To Turn From War |
4 |
| 05/19/1940 |
Picture: (Bernard M. Baruch) Calls On President (Roosevelt) |
6 |
| 05/19/1940 |
(General George C.) Marshall Details Army Inadequacy |
6 |
| 05/19/1940 |
Teachers Called Our First Defense (By Dean William F. Russell, Teachers’ College, Columbia University) |
9 |
| 05/19/1940 |
(Father Charles E.) Coughlin Denounced (As Anti-Semitic) By Methodist Group |
9 |
| 05/19/1940 |
(James S. Kemper, Head Of Chamber Of Commerce) Says (U.S.) Entry In War Would Ruin Nation |
10 |
| 05/19/1940 |
(U.S. ) Gold Hoard Stirs Growing Concern (Should Germany Win) |
12 |
| 05/19/1940 |
Roosevelt’s Plan (For Defense) Hailed By (N.Y. City) Rabbis-New Era For Us Is Seen-Democracy Urged Not To Yield To Spirit Of Defeatism Because Of Nazis |
15 |
| 05/19/1940 |
More Aides Named For (Col. Frank) Knox Air Plan (To Train 10,000 U.S. Pilots) |
17 |
| 05/19/1940 |
Need 320,000 Men For 10,000 Planes |
18 |
| 05/19/1940 |
Many Planes ($11,697,759) Sent To Allies In April |
19 |
| 05/19/1940 |
Few Instruments In German Planes |
20 |
| 05/19/1940 |
New Martin Bomber Designed For Allies |
20 |
| 05/19/1940 |
U.S.-Built Planes Score As (Allied) Fighters |
20 |
| 05/19/1940 |
American Nations Denounce (German) Invasion (Of Low Countries) |
25 |
| 05/19/1940 |
(U.S. Volunteer) Ambulance Men (Drivers) Sail For Europe-Majority From Colleges |
28 |
| 05/19/1940 |
Sinclair Receives Mexico’s $1,000,000 (Part Of A Total Of $8,500,000 To Be Received Actual Value Much More!) |
30 |
| 05/19/1940 |
Reich Risking All, Asserts Duff Cooper (Churchill’s Information ? Minister) British Minister Says Allies Will Go On If Battle Is Lost |
34 |
| 05/19/1940 |
Pictures: Refugees In The Streets Of Bombed Louvain |
38 |
| 05/19/1940 |
Hoover Condemns Nazis In (World’s) Fair Talk |
41 |
| 05/19/1940 |
Roosevelt Urged On Harvard Clubs-La Guardia Asks Them To Show A ‘United Front’ Behind His Foreign Policy |
45 |
| 05/19/1940 |
The News Of The Week In Review |
E-1 |
| 05/19/1940 |
The Fateful Blunder Of Young King Leopold-He Dropped Belgium’s Alliance With France Late In 1936 To Return To Old Status Of Neutrality |
E-3 |
| 05/19/1940 |
Cross Section Of Fort In Maginot Line |
E-4 |
| 05/19/1940 |
Maginot Line Faces A Test |
E-4 |
| 05/19/1940 |
Map: Western Front |
E-5 |
| 05/19/1940 |
Map: How The Battle Lines Compare: 1914 & 1940 |
E-5 |
| 05/19/1940 |
Map: How The President (Roosevelt) Sees The Air Menace |
E-7 |
| 05/19/1940 |
War Fears Spread To South America |
E-7 |
| 05/19/1940 |
Pearl Harbor’s Value To Navy Again Shown-Base Can Accommodate Entire Fleet, Now Around Hawaii-Picture: Admiral J. O. Richardson, Commander Of U.S. Fleet (In Pacific) |
E-7 |
| 05/19/1940 |
Cartoon: American Defenses (Anti-German) |
E-9 |
| 05/19/1940 |
Thomas Mann In Princeton (University) |
Book 12 |
| 05/19/1940 |
Portrait (Psychoanalysis) Of A Revolutionary (Anti-Hitler) |
Mag. 3 |
| 05/19/1940 |
The ‘Rough Rider’ Of Downing Street (Heroic Treatment Of Winston Churchill) |
Mag. 4 |
| 05/19/1940 |
Germany’s Air Force Its Power And Failings |
Mag. 5 |
| 05/19/1940 |
Total War |
Roto. 1 |
| 05/19/1940 |
For American Unity (Roosevelt And J. P. Morgan & British Lord Lothian) |
Roto. 12 |
| 05/20/1940 |
Weygand Supplants Gamelin As Allied Chief-Churchill Warns Blow At Britain Is Coming |
1 |
| 05/20/1940 |
Hitler Reclaims Eupen-Malmedy (From Belgium, Map, P. 2) |
1 |
| 05/20/1940 |
Lindbergh Decries Fears Of Invasion (Taking Issue With Roosevelt, Picture, P. 8) |
1 |
| 05/20/1940 |
Angry Britons Riot To Halt (Sir Oswald) Mosley Talk |
2 |
| 05/20/1940 |
More Nazi Babies Urged (By Frick) |
4 |
| 05/20/1940 |
Allied Prisoners Crowd Nazi Camp |
5 |
| 05/20/1940 |
Weygand Wears Mantle Of Foch |
5 |
| 05/20/1940 |
500 Scientists (List Of Names) Ask U.S. To Avoid War-Notables On The List (See Later Developments!) |
6 |
| 05/20/1940 |
Picture: Shipload Of German Prisoners Arrives At An English Port |
6 |
| 05/20/1940 |
Peace Of Reason Urged By (Archbishop) Spellman |
6 |
| 05/20/1940 |
(Paul V.) M’nutt Asks Arms For A Last Stand (In A Possible ‘Hostile’ Meaning German World) |
8 |
| 05/20/1940 |
1,500 U.S. Refugees Sail (‘Amerlcan Refugees’ Possibly U.S. Citizens) |
8 |
| 05/20/1940 |
Morgenthau Maps Air Engines Spurt (To Supply Allies) |
9 |
| 05/20/1940 |
(Rev. Dr. Edwin Ryan) Deplores Abuse Of Science To Kill |
10 |
| 05/20/1940 |
(William Allen) White Organizes (‘Committee To Defend America By Aiding The Allies’) Aid To The Allies |
11 |
| 05/20/1940 |
Hitler’s Victories Celebrated Here |
11 |
| 05/20/1940 |
‘Occupation’ Notes Issued By Germany (In Norway & Denmark) |
25 |
| 05/20/1940 |
Steel Exports Up On Spread Of War |
25 |
| 05/21/1940 |
Louvain Library Is Destroyed Again In War; It Had Been Restored By American Funds |
1 |
| 05/21/1940 |
White House (Roosevelt) Voids Landon Luncheon-Kansas Halted On Way To The Capital After Talk Opposing Recess In Politics (Postponed) |
1 |
| 05/21/1940 |
Confusion Marks Battle In France-Nazi Plan One Of Terror |
2 |
| 05/21/1940 |
U.S. Not To Publish Mussolini (-Roosevelt) Exchange-Correspondence Of Roosevelt On War Won’t Be Made Public |
5 |
| 05/21/1940 |
Picture: French Leaders Before Last Night’s War Conference In Paris (Petain Present In Picture Of Those Present) |
8 |
| 05/21/1940 |
Reaction Is Varied On Lindbergh (Anti-War) Talk-White House Silent |
12 |
| 05/21/1940 |
(N.Y. Times) Correspondent Mistaken For (German) Parachutist; Zealous French Threaten His Execution |
12 |
| 05/21/1940 |
Democracy Is Held First Defense Line-Newbold Morris (American Jewish Congress) Tells Jewish Women He Backs President (Roosevelt] |
12 |
| 05/21/1940 |
17 Scientists (Headed By Albert Einstein, List Of Names) Score Isolationist Stand (Of Other Scientists) |
12 |
| 05/21/1940 |
Alien Quota Clause Snags Liberties Bill (Which Limits The Employment Of Aliens To A Maximum Of 10%) |
12 |
| 05/21/1940 |
Methodists Urge U.S. To ‘Keep Cool’-(Martin) Dies Group (Anti-American Activities Committee Investigation) CriticizedCondemns Nazi Invasions |
3 |
| 05/21/1940 |
R. A. F. Takes Its Own Way To ‘Finish’ Bombing Job (Implies That After Many Attempts To Destroy A Bridge, The Heroic Pilots Crashed Into It To Destroy It-Sickeningly Sentimental Story) |
13 |
| 05/21/1940 |
Migrant Labor Held Need On Many (U.S.) Farms |
13 |
| 05/21/1940 |
Patriotic Society Asks Aid To Allies (General Society Of Colonial Wars-Denounces German Brutality-Allied Consuls Speak) |
14 |
| 05/21/1940 |
(German) Peril To Americas Seen By (Henry Agard) Wallace (At Ivriah Meeting, Women’s Division Of Jewish Education Association Meeting At Waldorf-Astoria) |
15 |
| 05/21/1940 |
Strict Neutrality Demanded By Taft |
16 |
| 05/21/1940 |
(Representative Bruce) Barton For Allies, Bars U.S. In War |
16 |
| 05/21/1940 |
New Defense Group (Organization Of The American Defenders Of Freedom) To Aid Defense Is Formed (Frank Knox, James Gerard, Dawes, Neilson Listed As Members) |
16 |
| 05/21/1940 |
Mayor (La Guardia) Asks Nation To Spend For War |
19 |
| 05/21/1940 |
Education Termed Key To Our Safety-Johnson Warns Of Dangers (‘We Are Under Attack,’ He Says) |
20 |
| 05/21/1940 |
War ‘To Last Man,’ Briton (Slr Geoffrey Haggard) Says At (N.Y. World’s) Fair ‘U.S.-Iceland Axis’ Urged |
26 |
| 05/22/1940 |
Nazis At Channel, Trap Allies In Belgium; Cross Aisne River 60 Miles From Paris; France Can’t Die, Reynaud Tells People 500,000 ‘Isolated’ |
1 |
| 05/22/1940 |
‘Chutists And Cyclists Set Fires Behind Allied Line |
1 |
| 05/22/1940 |
Aachen Is Bombed Heavily By Allies |
1 |
| 05/22/1940 |
Nazis Report Capture Of (General) Giraud, Say General Walked Into A Trap |
1 |
| 05/22/1940 |
(Morgenthau) Allows Invaded Nations (Recognized By U.S.) To Open U.S. Bank Boxes |
2 |
| 05/22/1940 |
Allies Have 16 Billion For War Materials Here |
3 |
| 05/22/1940 |
Wild Mushrooms Hunted For Reich’s (Meager) Food Supply |
4 |
| 05/22/1940 |
Text Of (French Premier) Reynaud’s Speech In Senate |
6 |
| 05/22/1940 |
Roosevelt Asks House To Cut $50,000 WPA Maximum-Fears Harm To Defense |
8 |
| 05/22/1940 |
Picture: German Soldiers In The Hands Of The French |
8 |
| 05/22/1940 |
(Florida, Senator Claude) Pepper Urges Sale Of Our War Planes (To Allies) |
10 |
| 05/22/1940 |
Picture: Confer With President (Roosevelt) On Defense Programs (Admiral Harold R. Stark) |
13 |
| 05/22/1940 |
Picture: Admiral (William D.) Leahy Arrives From Puerto Rico, Sees Battleship Still Backbone Of Defense (Shown With Wife) |
14 |
| 05/22/1940 |
Anti-War Rally Held (By 2,500) In Times Sq |
14 |
| 05/22/1940 |
‘American-German’ Angers Scurman (Former U.S. Ambassador To Germany Deplores Old ‘Hyphenate’ Terminology Again) |
15 |
| 05/22/1940 |
2 Germans (Young Seamen) Held Up-State With Films Of Key Places (Bridges & Plants Along The Hudson River And Barge Canal) |
15 |
| 05/22/1940 |
(Wendell L.) Willkie Warns U.S. Of Nazi Trade Aims |
16 |
| 05/22/1940 |
Dr. Hans Kohn Tells-Education Group We Face Same Danger As Ancient Athenians Peril To Democracy Seen-Prof. G. A. Borgese Condemns Liberties Taken By Those Of Fifth-Column (Dissenting) Type |
23 |
| 05/22/1940 |
(Herbert) Lehman Asks Unity Of All Believers-MrS.S. S. Wise Honored Dr. (S.S.) Wise Urges Preparedness (Rev. William C. Kernan Spoke Also) |
26 |
| 05/23/1940 |
Germans Pounded By British Fliers |
1 |
| 05/23/1940 |
British Conscript Labor And Health For War |
1 |
| 05/23/1940 |
(South Carolina Senator, Byrnes) Asserts Lindbergh Aids ‘Fifth Column’ |
1 |
| 05/23/1940 |
Nazi Claims Mild, Push Slows Down |
1 |
| 05/23/1940 |
Weygand Hopeful In Word To Nation |
2 |
| 05/23/1940 |
Nazi Bank Deposits In U.S. Go To Sweden |
3 |
| 05/23/1940 |
Center Of Rotterdam Devastated After Its Commander Surrendered-Capitulation Received Too Late, Germans Say, To Hold Bombers Who Turned City Into Shambles In 9½ Minutes |
5 |
| 05/23/1940 |
Nazi Newsreel Shows Rotterdam In Flames |
5 |
| 05/23/1940 |
Duff Cooper (Churchill Minister Of Information) Exhorts To War Effort By All |
5 |
| 05/23/1940 |
(Myron C.) Taylor’s Mission Held Noble In Aim (At Atlantic City Baptists’ Convention) |
6 |
| 05/23/1940 |
150,000 Aviators Seen As U.S. Need (By E. V. ‘Eddie’ Rickenbacker) |
8 |
| 05/23/1940 |
(Arthur B. Purvis, Head Of Anglo-French Purchasing Commission In The U.S.) Says Britain Gets Our (War) Planes By Air (Over Atlantic)-Senate Group Bars Sales Pepper’s ProposalIs Called Intervention |
8 |
| 05/23/1940 |
The Nazi Fuel Problem-Hanson W. Baldwin |
8 |
| 05/23/1940 |
(American) Jewish (Congress) Women (Hotel Roosevelt, New York City) Back American System-Congress Votes To Resist Anti-Democratic Forces |
8 |
| 05/23/1940 |
(Dean Mordecai M. Kaplan, Pittsburgh) Says Anti-Semitism Imperils Democracy |
8 |
| 05/23/1940 |
Influx Of (‘Tourist’] Germans Disturbs Mexicans (The Alleged Influx At Least Scared Hell Out Of The Americans!) |
10 |
| 05/23/1940 |
(U.S.) War Games To Test Blitzkrieg Method |
10 |
| 05/23/1940 |
Texas Crowd Expels Nazi Pamphleteers (Handing Out Pamphlets With Swastikas On Them But Questionable If ‘Nazi’) |
14 |
| 05/23/1940 |
President (Roosevelt) Offers Alien Control Plan |
15 |
| 05/23/1940 |
Refugees Complete Experimental Study (Keeps Refugees In The U.S. Off Welfare Rolls) |
15 |
| 05/23/1940 |
Dean (Dr. Christian) Gauss Changes His Anti-War Views (On The Earlier Peace Petition He Had Signed) |
15 |
| 05/23/1940 |
General (John F.) O’ Ryan Urges Swift Aid To The Allies; 600 He Led In 1918 Offer To Fight Under Him |
15 |
| 05/23/1940 |
Women (General Federation Of Women’s Clubs Convention In Milwaukee) Vote Down Ban On Part In War Delegates Are Stirred |
19 |
| 05/23/1940 |
Jewish (War) Veterans (Of The United States) Back (Roosevelt’s) Defense (Program) ‘And Pledge 100 Per Cent Support In Any Steps In Your Wisdom You May Choose To Take In The Present Crisis.’) |
19 |
| 05/23/1940 |
Allies Drop Plan To Boost (Manufactured) Exports |
42 |
| 05/24/1940 |
British Planes Pound Reich, Blow Up Train-Fliers Range Far |
1 |
| 05/24/1940 |
(Sir Oswald) Mosley (And Others) Arrested In London; British Concerned In Ireland (Picture Of Those Arrested, P. 4) |
1 |
| 05/24/1940 |
Alien Registering Ask In Defense (By U.S. Att’y. Gen. Robert H. Jackson) |
1 |
| 05/24/1940 |
U.S. Ask To Give Allies Secret Bomb Sight At Once (By Toronto Paper) |
2 |
| 05/24/1940 |
(Bertrand) Russell Fears (Allied) Defeat (In Los Angeles) |
4 |
| 05/24/1940 |
Cuban Aid Pledged To U.S. If War Comes (By President Fulgencio Batista) |
4 |
| 05/24/1940 |
Hoover Calls U.S. Liberty Outpost |
6 |
| 05/24/1940 |
(Archibald) M’leish Finds U.S. Morally Unready-Writers On War Blamed |
8 |
| 05/24/1940 |
Clipper Mail Seized By (British) Bermuda Censor-22 Bags Taken Off |
8 |
| 05/24/1940 |
(Samuel A. Goldsmith) Says 33 Cities Aid Jewish Refugees-They Will Spend $1,000,000 In 1940 |
8 |
| 05/24/1940 |
$3,000,000 Sought For Dutch Relief |
9 |
| 05/24/1940 |
(Anti-German U.S. Minister To Canada, James H. R.) Cromwell Resigns; Roosevelt Accepts (Roosevelt’s Letter Accepting Resignation Begins: ‘My Dear Jim’) |
11 |
| 05/24/1940 |
2,300 (War) Planes Shipped To Allies; Work Is Pushed On 3,800 Others |
12 |
| 05/24/1940 |
Protestants Urge More Aid To Allies-Nazi Victory Is Feared (Clerics Listed) |
18 |
| 05/24/1940 |
Roosevelt Ouster Urged By (Connecticut Governor Raymond E.) Baldwin Charges Defense Here Neglected In The Manner Of Britain |
14 |
| 05/24/1940 |
La Guardia (In Emporia, Kansas-William Allen White) Supports Move To Help Allies |
16 |
| 05/24/1940 |
Plattsburg (Military Training Camps Association) Group Asks Aid (‘Short Of War’) To Allies |
17 |
| 05/24/1940 |
Scholars Assail ‘Peace Manifesto’ (Petition)-See Threat To Freedom. (List Of Supporters) |
22 |
| 05/24/1940 |
(Washington) Finds We Can Make Artificial Rubber |
36 |
| 05/24/1940 |
Women Bar Action On World Society |
42 |
| 05/25/1940 |
King George Sees Hitler Aim To Dominate All The World |
1 |
| 05/25/1940 |
(Capt. Franz Von) Rintelen Is Jailed (In London, Picture, P. 4) |
1 |
| 05/25/1940 |
(Leon) Trotzky Injured In Attack (By Machine Gun Attack) On Home (In Mexico) |
1 |
| 05/25/1940 |
Italy Postpones Sailings Of Liners (Outbound) |
1 |
| 05/25/1940 |
Roosevelt Plans 50,000 Air Pilots |
1 |
| 05/25/1940 |
Belgian Archives Taken (Captured), Nazis Say-Berlin Hints ‘Revelation’ |
2 |
| 05/25/1940 |
Marriages Up In Reich |
2 |
| 05/25/1940 |
Allies Offer Rome Deal To Keep Peace |
3 |
| 05/25/1940 |
War Refugee Aid Sought From U.S. (No Mention Of Jews) |
3 |
| 05/25/1940 |
Congress Aroused By The Alien (Fifth-Column) Issue |
4 |
| 05/25/1940 |
Fled To Aid Realm, Wllhelmina Says |
4 |
| 05/25/1940 |
Puerto Rico To Be Our Gibraltar In Caribbean, Says Admiral (William D.) Leahy-He Consults Roosevelt |
6 |
| 05/25/1940 |
(Florida Senator Claude) Pepper Moves For Aid To Allies ‘Short Of War’ |
6 |
| 05/25/1940 |
500 CCC Boys To Get Training For Sea-All Must Be Volunteers |
6 |
| 05/25/1940 |
Grip On Minds As Nazi Weapon Called Key To Hitler’s Conquests |
8 |
| 05/25/1940 |
(Bertrand) Russell Denies Despair (Of Allied Victory) |
9 |
| 05/25/1940 |
Episcopalians Join Prayer For Peace-Catholics To Share Also |
10 |
| 05/25/1940 |
(Jesse) Jones Makes Pact With Morgenthau |
21 |
| 05/26/1940 |
(N.Y. City) Rabbis Ask Nation To Avoid Hysteria-’No Reason To He Panicky’ (‘All We Have To Fear Is Fear Itself’) |
8 |
| 05/26/1940 |
War Plan Pledges (For The ‘Committee For Defense Of America Through Aid To The Allies’) Flood W. A. White |
16 |
| 05/26/1940 |
Picture: The German Uniformed Press (German Press In Uniform-Wasn’t This True Of Everyone?) |
29 |
| 05/26/1940 |
Vimy Ridge Recalls Historic Battle In 1917; Canadians Won Glory In Storming Heights |
29 |
| 05/26/1940 |
Archbishop Spellman Urges Prayers For End Of World War (As A Result Of A German Defeat) |
29 |
| 05/26/1940 |
British Will Win, Belief Of Gandhi |
30 |
| 05/26/1940 |
Germans Abusive In Reply To (British) King-Crimes Of Britain Cited |
31 |
| 05/26/1940 |
Roosevelt Urges Peace On Hungary-Assurances Are Recalled |
32 |
| 05/26/1940 |
(Dr. J. Anton De Haas, Harvard) Holds Our Fate, Too, Linked To The War |
33 |
| 05/26/1940 |
War Drums Beat Among Scholars |
D-7 |
| 05/26/1940 |
The News Of The Week In Review (Map) |
E-1 |
| 05/26/1940 |
Cartoon: Punch Offers A Glimpse Of Life In Germany (Typical Hollywood Ideas, Ridiculous!) |
E-2 |
| 05/26/1940 |
Cartoon: Britain’s Mr. Low Interprets The European Scene-Nazi Beast Dropping Bombs, Wreaths On France, Belgium & Holland) |
E-3 |
| 05/26/1940 |
Stories Of Refugees Reveal Mass Tragedy (No Mention Of Jews) |
E-6 |
| 05/26/1940 |
Nation (U.S.) Hopes For Allied Victory, But Still Desires To Avoid War |
E-7 |
| 05/26/1940 |
Cartoon: U.S. Oak Of Civilization Threatened By Swastika Lightning-’How Sturdy The Oak?’ |
E-9 |
| 05/26/1940 |
Dogfight-A Lifetime In Forty Minutes (Victorious R. A. F.!) |
Mag. 4 |
| 05/26/1940 |
The Spartan Model For Nazi Youth |
Mag. 6 |
| 05/26/1940 |
24-Hour Day At The White House (Hard Working Franklln) |
Mag. 7 |
| 05/27/1940 |
First Lady’s (Eleanor Roosevelt’s) Plea (To Avoid A Firm Stand Against U.S. Involvement In War) Ignored By Youth (She Says, ‘I Don’t Want To Go To War. But War May Come To Us.’) |
1 |
| 05/27/1940 |
Duff Cooper (Churchill Minister Of Information) Warns French Against A Separate Peace |
4 |
| 05/27/1940 |
Fuel Seized From French Believed Driving Nazis On |
6 |
| 05/27/1940 |
(William S. Culbertson) Says Hitlerian Ways Go On Whoever Wins |
10 |
| 05/27/1940 |
Tribute Is Paid To Our War Dead-Jewish Veterans Parade-Rainbow Division Men Honor Father Duffy |
19 |
| 05/27/1940 |
Reds Demand U.S. Keep Out Of War |
21 |
| 05/27/1940 |
Berlin Pondering War-End Recovery |
29 |
| 05/27/1940 |
Broad Expansion Continues In (U.S.) Steel |
29 |
| 05/28/1940 |
Leopold Orders Belgian Army To Quit (Fighting Germany)-Allies Not Consulted-King Acted Alone |
1 |
| 05/28/1940 |
Duesseldorf Is Hit By Allied Bombs |
1 |
| 05/28/1940 |
Partial Reynaud Text (Dealing With Leopold’s Surrender) |
1 |
| 05/28/1940 |
(Senate) Acts To Bar Jobs To Reds, (German-American) Bundists |
1 |
| 05/28/1940 |
War Preparations Go Ahead In Italy |
1 |
| 05/28/1940 |
Editor (Hamilton Fish Armstrong) Asks Unstinted U.S. Aid For France |
1 |
| 05/28/1940 |
Terrific Price Paid By Nazis In Battle-’They Climb Over Their Dead’ But ‘They Still Come On,’ Writes French Soldier |
3 |
| 05/28/1940 |
(German) Crown Prince’s Son (Wilhelm) Dies On West Front-Received Iron Cross He Is Second Hohenzollern To Fall In War |
4 |
| 05/28/1940 |
Picture: Nazis In London But As Prisoners |
4 |
| 05/28/1940 |
5,000,000 (Refugees) In Flight; (Int’l.) Red Cross (Switzerland) Reports |
10 |
| 05/28/1940 |
Tank-Bearing Planes Called Nazis ‘Secret’ (U.S. Report) |
10 |
| 05/28/1940 |
Berlin Discounts Roosevelt Talk-Links It With The Allies |
14 |
| 05/28/1940 |
Britain Will Limit Buying U.S. Cotton |
14 |
| 05/28/1940 |
(Robert H. Hinckley) Says Pilot Training For 50,000 Is Easy |
17 |
| 05/28/1940 |
2 Scientists Recant Recent Peace (Petition) Move |
17 |
| 05/28/1940 |
Hoover Denounces (Roosevelt’s) Arms Board Plan |
18 |
| 05/28/1940 |
Allied Cause Hailed By Presbyterians |
19 |
| 05/28/1940 |
Group Here (‘The Committee To Defend America By Assisting The Allies’) Demands More Aid For Allies (Rabbi S.S. Wise, Virginia Gildersleeve, Walter Damrosch, Former U.S. Ambassador To Germany, James W. Gerard & Others) |
19 |
| 05/29/1940 |
Germans Think 500,000 Of Foe Escaped By Ships (Dunkerque) |
1 |
| 05/29/1940 |
Belgians Override Kings Surrender (In Paris) |
1 |
| 05/29/1940 |
Six German Cities Attacked By R. A. F |
1 |
| 05/29/1940 |
Goering Decrees Captive Reprisals |
2 |
| 05/29/1940 |
Polish Black Book Being Issued Here (N.Y. City) |
5 |
| 05/29/1940 |
Lafayette Escadrille Ousts Lindbergh As Honorary Member For ‘Insult’ To Fallen |
6 |
| 05/29/1940 |
Ford Would Make 1,000 Planes A Day |
9 |
| 05/29/1940 |
War Sentiment Seen Rising In U.S. |
10 |
| 05/29/1940 |
Pictures: Named By President (Roosevelt) To National Defense Council |
15 |
| 05/29/1940 |
Ask Allies’ Needs, Willkie Suggests |
16 |
| 05/29/1940 |
(Lord) Lothian (At Waldorf-Astoria Meeting) Sees Lack Of (German) Soldierly Spirit |
17 |
| 05/30/1940 |
Allies Abandoning Flanders, Flood Yser Area; A Rescue Fleet At Dunkerque) |
1 |
| 05/30/1940 |
Hull Order Speeds Planes To Allies |
1 |
| 05/30/1940 |
Italy Bars Imports Except By Barter |
1 |
| 05/30/1940 |
(R. A. F.) Raids To Be Avenged, Nazis Warn Britain |
3 |
| 05/30/1940 |
Diplomats Of The Allies Are Seeking A Haven Here For The War Refugees |
5 |
| 05/30/1940 |
Presbyterians Ban Aiding Aggressors |
6 |
| 05/30/1940 |
Pay-As-You-Go Tax Gaining Headway (In Congressional Support) |
8 |
| 05/30/1940 |
(Senate) Urges Full Study Of New War Ideas |
9 |
| 05/30/1940 |
(Harvard’s President, James Bryant) Conant Urges Aid To Allies At Once |
15 |
| 05/30/1940 |
Benefit Arranged For War Refugees-Entertainment Planned |
22 |
| 05/30/1940 |
Interfaith Group (Federal Council Of Churches Of Christ In America) Would Aid Nation (Advice From Rabbi Edward L. Israel) |
38 |
| 05/31/1940 |
Italy Has 1,500,000 Mobilized For War |
1 |
| 05/31/1940 |
(Washington) Consults Ecuador On German (Airlines) Plans |
1 |
| 05/31/1940 |
They (British & French Troops) Have Not Died In Vain-Hanson W. Baldwin |
5 |
| 05/31/1940 |
U.S. Entry In War Urged By (Retired Admiral Yates) Stirling |
10 |
| 05/31/1940 |
(Paul V.) M’nutt Suggests Credits For Allies |
12 |
| 05/31/1940 |
First Lady (Eleanor Roosevelt) Urges Democracy Fight |
12 |
| 05/31/1940 |
Allies Are Seeking More Planes Here |
13 |
| 05/31/1940 |
German-Americans Asked To Be Loyal (By Dr. Frederic E. Anhagen, Columbia University-Pro-Allied Is Loyal?) |
13 |
| 05/31/1940 |
Convention (Jewish National Workers Alliance Of America) Weighs Problems Of Jews (Rev. Dr. B. R. Brickner Of Cleveland-Convention In Detroit) |
13 |
| 05/31/1940 |
Poland’s Outlines (Boundaries) Called ‘Indelible’ (By Baron Stephan De Ropp) |
14 |
