| 06/01/1940 |
Roosevelt Warns War Imperils Whole World (Text, P. 6) |
1 |
| 06/01/1940 |
‘Kidnap Hitler’ Prize (Dr. Samuel Harden Church, Carnegie Institute) Passes Over Deadline ($1,000,000 Offered Anyone Delivering Him To The Proto-Un Powers For Trial As A War Criminal) |
1 |
| 06/01/1940 |
U.S. Cruiser Is Sent South (Warning!); Uruguay Finds Nazi Plotting |
1 |
| 06/01/1940 |
Mussolini Too Busy To Hear U.S. (Roosevelt) Plea (Letter) |
1 |
| 06/01/1940 |
(Alexander C.) Kirk (U.S. Charge D’affairs, Berlin) Coming Home Soon |
2 |
| 06/01/1940 |
Tax Rise Essential Says (Henry) Morgenthau (Jr. Treasury) |
6 |
| 06/01/1940 |
(Adolf A.) Berle (Ass’t. U.S. Sec. Of State) Asks Labor To Aid In Defense-(David) Dubinsky Pledges Help |
7 |
| 06/01/1940 |
E. Roosevelt Assails Mexican (‘Subversive’) 5th Column |
7 |
| 06/01/1940 |
Dr. (William Lyon) Phelps Deplores Yale’s Peace Petition-Asks 1,400 Signers About Isolation If Hitler Wins |
7 |
| 06/01/1940 |
Hunter Seniors See U.S. Entering War |
7 |
| 06/01/1940 |
College Teachers (At Hobart & William Smith Colleges) Urge Aid To Allies |
8 |
| 06/01/1940 |
Roosevelt Backs League (Of Nations) Work Here-Humanitarian (Refugee) And Non-Political Aims Held Essential World Duty |
8 |
| 06/01/1940 |
Clipper, 21 On Board Puts In At Bermuda (21 Bags Of U.S. Mail Are Promptly Removed By British Censor-Cooperation ?) |
8 |
| 06/01/1940 |
79 Leaders (Liberal ‘Intellectuals’) Unite To Aid Democracy (Albert Einstein, Harold Urey, Arthur Compton, Enrico Fermi, & Others) |
16 |
| 06/01/1940 |
Ford Denies Using Thugs In Factory-Bias Laid To (National Labor Relations Board) Examiner (With Good Reason!) |
32 |
| 06/02/1940 |
U.S. Is Studying Nazi Threat In South America |
1 |
| 06/02/1940 |
Gort Called Home (From Flanders); Decorated By King (For What?) |
1 |
| 06/02/1940 |
War Alarm Grows In South America-Nazis Admit Invasion Aim |
1 |
| 06/02/1940 |
(Philadelphia Inquirer) Drops Isolation, (Openly) Backs Allied Aid-Would Extend Credit (To Allies) |
8 |
| 06/02/1940 |
Military Training Gains Supporters-Drills In CCC (Non-Military Civilian Conservation Corps) Camps Backed(Gallup Poll) |
11 |
| 06/02/1940 |
(U.S. Ass’t. Att’y. Gen.) Arnold Hits ‘Peril’ Of Alien Patents |
15 |
| 06/02/1940 |
(Cardinal) Dougherty Urges Shunning Of War |
20 |
| 06/02/1940 |
(N.Y. City) Rabbis Issue Call For National Unity-Allies’ Valor Is Hailed |
20 |
| 06/02/1940 |
600 Yale Men Ask All Aid For Allies |
20 |
| 06/02/1940 |
(James H. R. ‘My Dear Jim’) Cromwell (Former U.S. Minister To Canada, Resigned For Earlier Rabidly Pro-Allied Remarks) Warns Against ‘Appeasers’ (A Euphemism For Those Opposed To Roosevelt’s Course)-Terms Them A ‘Sixth Column’ And An ‘Umbrella Brigade’ |
24 |
| 06/02/1940 |
War Here Is Seen If Germany Wins (Gallup Poll-65%) |
24 |
| 06/02/1940 |
Mexicans Seeking Further Oil Deals |
26 |
| 06/02/1940 |
(Dr. Samuel Harden Church, Carnegie Institute) Links Hitler (Kidnapping) Prize To ‘High Authority’ (Friend And Statesman In Europe) |
28 |
| 06/02/1940 |
100 Huge Bombers Shipped To France-200 Planes Going Today |
30 |
| 06/02/1940 |
Many Americans Stay On In Europe |
34 |
| 06/02/1940 |
U.S. Embassy Aide (Tyler Kent, Picture) In London Spy Net-Charge Is Not Revealed (Kent Had Intercepted Mail From Roosevelt To Churchill, Promising Them Aid. Before He Could Release These Documents To The Press, Kennedy Removed His Diplomatic Immunity And He Was Arrested. He Was Released Shortly After The War Which He Might Have Prevented) |
35 |
| 06/02/1940 |
Hitler To Release Netherland Foes-Normalcy Sought |
39 |
| 06/02/1940 |
Picture: Scene Of First Bombing Of Civilians In England (North Riding Of Yorkshire) |
40 |
| 06/02/1940 |
National Income Put At 75 Billion |
F-3 |
| 06/02/1940 |
American Public Opinion And The War |
E-3 |
| 06/02/1940 |
The Scope And Meaning Of The German Victory |
E-4 |
| 06/02/1940 |
If Hitler Wins-What It Might Mean To Us-The Threat Of Slavery |
Mag. 3 |
| 06/02/1940 |
Britain Goes Totalitarian-For The Duration |
Mag. 6 |
| 06/03/1940 |
Dunkerque Hold Off Assault By 200,000 |
1 |
| 06/03/1940 |
80% Of B. E. F. Safe, Eden Tells Nation (Is It Possible Britain Was Not As ‘Ready’ As They Thought?) |
1 |
| 06/03/1940 |
Pleas To (Belgium’s) Leopold (Not To Surrender) Revealed By Aides |
3 |
| 06/03/1940 |
Axis Peace Move Held A Possibility |
3 |
| 06/03/1940 |
(British) Jail (Lord) ‘Haw Haw’s’ Brother (Frank Joyce-Defense Of The Realm Act) |
3 |
| 06/03/1940 |
Belgians Lost Entire Air Force At Outset, Says Prince Xavier, Who Escaped Flanders |
4 |
| 06/03/1940 |
Berlin Says Drive Has Split Allies |
4 |
| 06/03/1940 |
Labor Unity Urged By Mrs. (Eleanor) Roosevelt |
11 |
| 06/03/1940 |
(Rev. Robert) Woods Envisions Aggressor’s Fall |
12 |
| 06/03/1940 |
(Thomas) Mann Says Morals End If Nazis Rule |
30 |
| 06/04/1940 |
200 Planes Drop 1,100 Bombs On Paris, Kill 45; Swift Reprisals Forecast In Allied Capitals-R. A. F. Reply Seen |
1 |
| 06/04/1940 |
President (Roosevelt) Moves For Firm Warning Against (Western Hemisphere [Canada Etc.]) Invasion (Any Change Of Sovereignty In The Western Hemisphere) |
1 |
| 06/04/1940 |
‘Better Learn German’; Nazi Says To A Brazilian |
1 |
| 06/04/1940 |
Escape By Gort (Commander Of B. E. F.) From Nazi Tanks Is Related; British Chief Decided Never To Be Captured |
3 |
| 06/04/1940 |
Dud German Bomb Hits Near (Ambassador William C.) Bullitt (Picture) |
4 |
| 06/04/1940 |
Bombing Of Berlin Demanded In Paris |
5 |
| 06/04/1940 |
Nazis Like Madmen In Cemetery Battle |
5 |
| 06/04/1940 |
American Exports To Russia Rise 81% |
6 |
| 06/04/1940 |
Canada Is Shipping Planes And Fliers (To England) |
6 |
| 06/04/1940 |
World War Hinges On U.S., Is Nazi View-Conflict’s Spread Seen Only If We Enter, Or If Government Of Britain Flees To Canada (Hamburger Fremdenblatt) |
9 |
| 06/04/1940 |
Army Of (250,000) Belgians (In France) Will Renew Fight (In Defiance Of King Leopold’s Orders) |
10 |
| 06/04/1940 |
Roosevelt Hailed (By ‘Dear Alben’ W. Barkley At Hartford, Conn.) As Peace Leader |
15 |
| 06/04/1940 |
Belgium Reopens Her (World’s) Fair Pavilion (Government-In-Exile) |
18 |
| 06/04/1940 |
Alien Securities Face Strict Rule-Treasury (Henry Morgenthau, Jr.) Revises Regulations |
41 |
| 06/05/1940 |
Churchill Pledges War Till Empire Ends-Surrender Barred (Text, P. 6-’The Speech!’ Which An Actor, Not Churchill, Gave) |
1 |
| 06/05/1940 |
Air Fleets Raid Reich And French Cities-Reprisals Taken |
1 |
| 06/05/1940 |
Italy Hesitates As Roosevelt Acts (Writes) Again-Mussolini Delays |
1 |
| 06/05/1940 |
Allies Are Rushing Gold To U.S. |
1 |
| 06/05/1940 |
Retreating Allies Wreck Dunkerque |
4 |
| 06/05/1940 |
German Newspapers Ironic About (William C.) Bullitt (Almost Hit By Dud Bomb; German White Book & Start Of Polish Hostilities) |
4 |
| 06/05/1940 |
Letter By Leopold Sent To Roosevelt |
5 |
| 06/05/1940 |
Nazis Restrict Mail For Foreign Lands (No Mention Of British Censorship & U.S. Cooperation) |
5 |
| 06/05/1940 |
Nazi Planes Weak, Paris Experts Say |
9 |
| 06/05/1940 |
(Sir Stafford) Cripps Is Accepted By Soviet As Envoy |
11 |
| 06/05/1940 |
Immediate Help For Allies Urged (By Mrs. Dwight W. Morrow, Charles A. Lindbergh’s Mother-In-law-Air ‘Short Of Actually Declaring War’) |
13 |
| 06/05/1940 |
(Louis Johnson, Ass’t. Sec. Of War) Says Full Defense Requires 2 Years, But Plans Are Sound |
16 |
| 06/05/1940 |
Hull Says New World Has Fence, But Urges A Congress Declaration |
16 |
| 06/05/1940 |
Allied Powder Plant Planned At Memphis |
16 |
| 06/05/1940 |
Army To Buy Goods To Clothe 500,000 |
16 |
| 06/05/1940 |
(Col Frank) Knox Sets 45,000 As Air Pilot Goal (William J. Donovan, Organizer Of Office Of Strategic Services & Head Of N.Y. Polish Relief, On The Committee) |
16 |
| 06/05/1940 |
Open Aid To Allies Urged By Seymour (President Of Yale University) |
16 |
| 06/05/1940 |
1,393 At Princeton Urge Aid For The Allies; Dodds Among Signers Of Plea To Barbour |
17 |
| 06/05/1940 |
CCC War Training Put In Relief Bill |
17 |
| 06/05/1940 |
(King) Leopold’s Statue Removed At (N.Y. World’s) Fair (By Allied-Sponsored ‘Belgian Government-In-Exile’) |
31 |
| 06/06/1940 |
Our World War (I) Arms To Go To The Allies-Big Stores On Hand-(U.S. Att’y. General Robert H.) Jackson (U.S. Nuernberg War Crimes Prosecutor) Ruling Opens Way To Let Allies Get 2,000,000 Rifles-5,000 Field (Artillery) Pieces-(By Plundering The U.S. Arsenal, The Roosevelt Regime Rearmed The British Army Which Had Left All Its Equipment At Dunkerque) |
1 |
| 06/06/1940 |
Nazi Plan To Seize Uruguay Indicated; Party Cells Are Operating At Key Points |
1 |
| 06/06/1940 |
Daladier Dropped In French Shake-Up (Col. Charles De Gaulle Promoted To General And Made Chief Assistant To New Premier Paul Reynaud,, Probably On Petain’s [De Gaulle’s ‘Angel’] Recommendation) |
1 |
| 06/06/1940 |
Picture: British Gunners Had The Range On This German Bomber |
3 |
| 06/06/1940 |
Felled Nazi Plane (Ju-88) Is Termed Frail (By French) |
6 |
| 06/06/1940 |
Soviet Now Seems Leaning To Allies |
7 |
| 06/06/1940 |
Hitler Holds Peace Terms Ready, Washington Hears |
9 |
| 06/06/1940 |
(Herbert) Lehman Demands Unity For Defense |
14 |
| 06/06/1940 |
(Ass’t. Sec. Of State, Adolf A.) Berle Drops Out Of Lawyers Guild (Found To Have Been A Communist Organization) |
27 |
| 06/07/1940 |
Italians Warn U.S. To Stay Out Of War |
1 |
| 06/07/1940 |
Britons Bomb Foe In Four Countries |
1 |
| 06/07/1940 |
1937 Hitler Decoration Is Returned By (T. J.) Watson (I. B. M.) |
1 |
| 06/07/1940 |
Drive To Oust Chamberlain (Even From Council) Grows-Churchill Opposes Change |
3 |
| 06/07/1940 |
Refugee (J. Van Johgh) Describes Dread-Says Gestapo Quickly Seized And Liquidated (‘Killed’ Implied) All Who Appeared On Blacklist |
5 |
| 06/07/1940 |
German Prince Killed |
6 |
| 06/07/1940 |
Britain Signs Trade Accord With Rumania; Move Is Toward Stable (Allied-Dominated) Relations For Allies |
7 |
| 06/07/1940 |
Canada May Buy Any (Former U.S. Army) Rifles Here |
10 |
| 06/07/1940 |
Chamber (Of Commerce) Favors Armed Aid By U.S. (For Allies) |
10 |
| 06/07/1940 |
(Washington Officials) Seek To Bar Nazis In American’ Trade |
13 |
| 06/07/1940 |
Congress Stirred By Help To Allies (Pepper & Bates) |
14 |
| 06/07/1940 |
War To Determine Federal (Morgenthau-Treasury) Financing |
33 |
| 06/08/1940 |
President (Roosevelt) Backs Plan To Put Our Old 75’s (Field Cannons) In Hands Of Allies-New Cannon For Us |
1 |
| 06/07/1940 |
Nazi Planes Raid 12 British Counties-Little Damage Is Reported |
1 |
| 06/07/1940 |
America-Made Bomber (B-17) Prepared For Action In France |
4 |
| 06/08/1940 |
(Henry Morgenthau, Jr.) To Nip Securities Stolen (Held) By Nazis |
8 |
| 06/08/1940 |
Selling Of Supplies (To Allies) Splits Congress (Formerly Were U.S. Army Stores) |
8 |
| 06/08/1940 |
Allies Expending Billion On (War) Planes (From U.S.) |
9 |
| 06/08/1940 |
Planes For Allies Swarm To Buffalo (N.Y., For Transport To Canada) |
9 |
| 06/08/1940 |
Dr. (Alfred) Zimmermann Dies In Germany (‘Zimmermann Note’-Picture) |
15 |
| 06/09/1940 |
Berlin Factories Bombed In Air Raid, Paris Reports |
1 |
| 06/09/1940 |
Mid-West Backs Help For Allies |
2 |
| 06/09/1940 |
Republicans Put Isolation Aside (William Allen White, ‘Head’ Of Committee To Defend America By Aiding The Allies) |
2 |
| 06/09/1940 |
(General John J.) Pershing Appeals For Aid To Allies |
14 |
| 06/09/1940 |
U.S. Unity In Crisis Is Urged By (N.Y. City) Rabbis |
15 |
| 06/09/1940 |
Church Group (An Emergency Committee Based In Geneva And Made Up Of Numerous Liberal Quasi-Religious Groups Including Y. M. C. A., Y. W. C. A., Etc.) Sees A New War Threat (If Germany Wins) |
20 |
| 06/09/1940 |
Head Of (William Allen) White Group (Clark M. Eichelberger) Calls U.S. Aid Small (‘The Committee To Defend America By Aiding The Allies’) |
20 |
| 06/09/1940 |
Air (Pilot) Training Quota Full |
20 |
| 06/09/1940 |
Volunteers Ready If U.S. Is Attacked (Gallup Poll) |
22 |
| 06/09/1940 |
Picture: Randolph Field, Texas: Where United States Is Busy Training Pilots |
22 |
| 06/09/1940 |
(Jerzy) Potocki (Polish Ambassador To U.S. See ‘Potocki Papers’ Sees New Poland (After War-No Anti-Semitism, He Tells Federation Of Polish Jews) |
25 |
| 06/09/1940 |
Documents To Depict (King) Leopold’s Defection (Presented By Pierlot, The Allies-Appointed Prime Minister Of The Belgium Government-In-Exile, Paris) |
25 |
| 06/09/1940 |
100 (U.S.) Attack Planes Slated For Allies-Efficient In ‘Strafing’ |
30 |
| 06/09/1940 |
Schools Pressing Peace Program In Face Of War |
D-4 |
| 06/09/1940 |
We Take Action ‘Short Of War’ To Aid Allies |
E-3 |
| 06/09/1940 |
Can We Stay Out?-Arthur Krock |
Mag. 3 |
| 06/09/1940 |
With The (Allied) Armies In France-Harold Denny |
Mag. 4 |
| 06/10/1940 |
Norway Gives Up-King Haakon Surrenders Homeland But Will Join The Allies |
1 |
| 06/10/1940 |
(William C.) Bullitt Says All Pray For France |
3 |
| 06/10/1940 |
Executed Nazi Spy Is Called American |
3 |
| 06/10/1940 |
Nazis Free (Volunteer) Driver Of U.S. Ambulance |
6 |
| 06/10/1940 |
(Senator Arthur) Vandenberg Urges Wide Aid To Allies-Short Of Going To War |
7 |
| 06/10/1940 |
Move To Rid Canal Of Alien Workers |
9 |
| 06/10/1940 |
Princeton Alumni Greet Men At War |
18 |
| 06/10/1940 |
Wheat Buying Tied To Allied Success (?) |
27 |
| 06/10/1940 |
Advertisement; Committee To Defend America By Aiding The Allies, Full Page; ‘Stop Hitler Now’ |
36 |
| 06/11/1940 |
Italy At War, Ready To Attack; Stab In Back, Says Roosevelt; (French) Government Has Left Paris-Nazis Near Paris-Seine River Crossed (By Germans) |
1 |
| 06/11/1940 |
Our Help Pledged-President (Roosevelt) Offers Our Full Material Aid To Allies’ Cause-America In Danger (Charlottesvill, Va. Speech, Text, P. 6) |
1 |
| 06/11/1940 |
British Navy Guns Hammer At Nazis |
1 |
| 06/11/1940 |
Canada Declares War Against Italy |
4 |
| 06/11/1940 |
New York Lad Is Victim Of (‘Allied’-British) Air Bomb In Germany (Alfred Paul Ritter, 8 At Klingenstein/Ulm) |
4 |
| 06/11/1940 |
Mussolini’s Speech (Text) On War Entry |
4 |
| 06/11/1940 |
U.S. Mexican Relations Seen In Turn For Better |
6 |
| 06/11/1940 |
Easing Of War Act Urged On Congress |
6 |
| 06/11/1940 |
Oklahoma Democrats (At State Convention) Favor Declaring War (Against Germany) |
6 |
| 06/11/1940 |
Roosevelt Pledge (Of Material Aid To Allies) Heartens British |
7 |
| 06/11/1940 |
(Thomas E.) Dewey Assails (Belligerent) Tone Of Roosevelt Talk-(Gannett) Assails Roosevelt Talk |
7 |
| 06/11/1940 |
(Solomon O.) Levinson Hailed (Roosevelt’s) Speech |
7 |
| 06/11/1940 |
Congress Member Applaud The (Roosevelt) Speech |
7 |
| 06/11/1940 |
(Newspaper) Editorials Praise Roosevelt Speech-No (U.S.) Compromise (With Germany) Possible (Survey Of Opinions) |
7 |
| 06/11/1940 |
Mail Route To (Germany Via Gibraltar And) Italy Now Cut Off By War (British Blockade); Airline (Usually Stopping At Bermuda To Allow British Censoring) Is Sole U.S. Link With Europe |
8 |
| 06/11/1940 |
Italy’s Move Jars U.S. Trade Sharply |
10 |
| 06/11/1940 |
Review Of War Stand Asked By Socialists (Dislike Hitler But Want No Aid To The Allies) |
10 |
| 06/11/1940 |
Picture: Crash Of U.S. Navy Plane Which Was Sold To Allies (Crashed Being Delivered To Canada) |
11 |
| 06/11/1940 |
(French Premier Paul) Reynaud Predicts Ultimate Victory |
12 |
| 06/11/1940 |
Refugee Aid Held Duty Of Congress (By Clarence Pickett, Sec. Of American Friends Service Committee In Speech To American Committee For Christian Refugees) |
13 |
| 06/11/1940 |
Italian Tanker Held At Puerto Rico Dock (Awaits Orders From Rome) |
13 |
| 06/11/1940 |
Uruguay Guarding Against Nazi Plot |
15 |
| 06/11/1940 |
Sweden Looks To U.S.For New Turn In War-Threat Of Further Spread Seen In Entry Of Italy |
15 |
| 06/11/1940 |
Britain Discloses Big Warship Loss (In Norwegian Involvement) |
16 |
| 06/11/1940 |
U.S. Marines Guard Shanghai Streets |
16 |
| 06/11/1940 |
Italy Is 14th Country Involved In Vast War |
16 |
| 06/11/1940 |
Manhattan Brings 1,907 Fleeing War (1,052 Are U.S. Citizens) |
18 |
| 06/11/1940 |
(Tom Wallace, Louisville Editor) Says Our War Entry Should Include Men |
21 |
| 06/11/1940 |
Ford Is Developing New (British Rolls-Royce Type Air) Plane Motor |
22 |
| 06/11/1940 |
Hospitals Prepare Bases For War Use |
26 |
| 06/11/1940 |
(Chinese Ambassador To U.S.) Dr. Hu Shih Bids Educated ‘Think’ (Speech To Graduating Class Of Union College, Schenectady, N.Y.) |
29 |
| 06/11/1940 |
(Dr. L. M. Gilbreth) Tells Mount Holyoke Graduates Women Must Help On Problems |
29 |
| 06/11/1940 |
Send Allies Arms But Not Men Prof. (Dr. Sidney B.) Fay (Author Of The Origins Of The World War) Demands At Wheaton |
30 |
| 06/11/1940 |
Nbc Asks To Double Short Wave Power-To Widen Latin And European Range (Preparation For ‘Voice Of America’) |
33 |
| 06/11/1940 |
Stage People Unite In Plea We Aid Allies-Petitions Signed By 25,000 To Be Sent To President (Roosevelt-Petition Sponsored By N.Y. Chapter Of Committee To Defend America By Aiding The Allies, Dr. Frank Kingdon, Chairman) |
33 |
| 06/12/1940 |
President Vargas (Brazil) Backs The ‘Virile’-His ‘Fascist’ Speech A Shock |
1 |
| 06/12/1940 |
French Take Stand-Government Set Up At Tours |
1 |
| 06/12/1940 |
British Are Hoping For New Miracle-No Word From B. E. F. (Article By Harold Denny) |
1 |
| 06/12/1940 |
Submarine (First Unidentified, Later Found To Be German) Halts U.S. Liner-Unidentified Craft Threatens To Sink The Washington With 1,590 Aboard, But Relents |
1 |
| 06/12/1940 |
Pope Is Sorrowful Over Italy’s Move (Into War)-Difficulties Foreseen |
4 |
| 06/12/1940 |
Spain Is Described As Non-Belligerent (Supports Axis) |
4 |
| 06/12/1940 |
Gibraltar (British Search Point For Ships Seized On The High Seas To Enforce British Blockade) Balks (Italians) Scuttling Of Ships |
5 |
| 06/12/1940 |
Geneva Suburb Bombed (Unidentified Plane); One Killed, Six Injured |
5 |
| 06/12/1940 |
Air ‘Fortress’ (B-17’S) Sale To Allies Is Urged |
6 |
| 06/12/1940 |
British Shut Gates Of Mediterranean |
7 |
| 06/12/1940 |
Mexico Pro-Allied, U.S. Tie (Purchased At A High Price) Is Affirmed |
8 |
| 06/12/1940 |
Roosevelt Praises (‘Committee To Defend America By Aiding The Allies’) ‘Stop Hitler’ Add (See June 10, 1940, P. 36-It Seems Possible This Committee May Have Been In Contact With Roosevelt To Serve As A Means Of Drumming Up Support For His As Yet Unannounced Positions Before He Made Them Public) |
10 |
| 06/12/1940 |
Columbia Air Line Dismisses Germans |
10 |
| 06/12/1940 |
Britons Are Told (By Future Prime Minister, Clement Attlee, See P. 7) We (The U.S.) Insure (British) Victory |
12 |
| 06/12/1940 |
Nazis ‘Impatient’ At Roosevelt (Charlottesville, Va.) Talk |
12 |
| 06/12/1940 |
Plea For Aid To Allies Wins Wide Support; 500 In City Volunteer, Committee (To Defend America By Aiding The Allies) Reports |
15 |
| 06/12/1940 |
British Would Buy Destroyers Here |
16 |
| 06/12/1940 |
Faithful To U.S., Italians Here Say |
17 |
| 06/12/1940 |
Italian Workers Here Seen Loyal |
18 |
| 06/12/1940 |
Workers Alliance Opposes War Aid (To Allies) |
18 |
| 06/12/1940 |
(William) Green (A. F. Of L.) Says We May Go In-Tells Musicians U.S. Will Fight For Canada If British Lose |
18 |
| 06/12/1940 |
(N. Dakota Senator, Gerald P.) Nye Sees Nation On Road To War |
19 |
| 06/12/1940 |
(German-American Groups) Fight Aid To Allies |
20 |
| 06/12/1940 |
U.S. Steel Sends Surplus To Allies-Buys War Department Equipment Worth $37,600,000 In ‘Short Of War’ Aid-5,000 French 75’s Of 1918 Are Thought To Be Included In Subsidiary’s Shipment |
21 |
| 06/12/1940 |
25 Ambulances Sent To Allies By U.S. Gifts |
21 |
| 06/12/1940 |
(Philadelphia Rifle Club) Bars Pro-Nazi Groups |
21 |
| 06/12/1940 |
Princeton Ready To Aid (U.S. Defense) Dodds Says |
22 |
| 06/12/1940 |
(Roosevelt) Asks $50,000,000 (From Congress) To Aid (‘Not Only Americans But People Who Are Destitute In Other Lands.’)-Refugees-Chiefly For Sending Food |
25 |
| 06/12/1940 |
(Miss Gertrude Wilbert, Newspaper Reporter) Says Bishop Spoke Of Revolt In U.S. (And Extermination Of Jews) |
26 |
| 06/12/1940 |
117,000 Physicians Put At Call Of U.S. |
27 |
| 06/12/1940 |
Americans To Send Blood To Allies |
27 |
| 06/12/1940 |
West Point Class Hears War Advice |
29 |
| 06/12/1940 |
Little New In War Drew Class Hears |
29 |
| 06/12/1940 |
Hitler Can Be Stopped Only By A Force Greater Than His Own, J. P. Warburg Says (At Memphis, Southwestern University-U.S. Won’t Be Safe If Hitler Wins) |
29 |
| 06/13/1940 |
British Rush Reinforcements To France-Allied Drive Seen (Obviously Not Another B. E. F.) |
1 |
| 06/13/1940 |
80 (U.S.) Army Bombers Released To Allies In ‘Full Speed’ Aid |
1 |
| 06/13/1940 |
Churchill Meets Weygand In France |
2 |
| 06/13/1940 |
Pictures: In Environs Of Paris After Nazi Planes Made Their First Bombing Attack On The Capital |
3 |
| 06/13/1940 |
Britain Blockades Italy To The Full |
5 |
| 06/13/1940 |
Nazi Organ (Das Schwarze Korps) Urges U.S. To Join Reich |
5 |
| 06/13/1940 |
Envoys Of Allies (Cripps & Labonne) Arrive In Moscow |
6 |
| 06/13/1940 |
U.S.-Italians Seen Supporting Duce |
11 |
| 06/13/1940 |
22 New (U.S.) Warships Signed For In Hour (In Navy Department) |
13 |
| 06/13/1940 |
(Matthew) Woll (Vice President Of A. F. Of L., Under William Green) Says Labor Is Solid For Allies |
14 |
| 06/13/1940 |
(U. S). Ships Are Shifted From War Zones |
15 |
| 06/13/1940 |
U.S. Maritime Commission) Lets Six Freighters Be Sold To British |
15 |
| 06/13/1940 |
Dr. (James Bryant) Conant (Anti-German President Of Harvard) Urges Universal (Compulsory Military) Service (In U.S.) |
18 |
| 06/14/1940 |
(William C.) Bullitt Reports Nazis Inside Paris Gates-Paris Is Open (Undefended) City |
1 |
| 06/14/1940 |
(Premier Paul) Reynaud Asks U.S. For ‘Clouds Of Planes’ (Text Of Note To Roosevelt, P. 6) |
1 |
| 06/14/1940 |
Nazi Body Disbands As Uruguay Acts |
1 |
| 06/14/1940 |
35,000 Ton Battleship Is Launched Here; North Carolina Held Warning To Dictators |
1 |
| 06/14/1940 |
R. A. F. Fliers Pour Fire On Wide Area (In Germany And On Front) |
3 |
| 06/14/1940 |
(William C.) Bullitt Informs Nazis Paris Is An Open City; U.S. Envoy Acts At Request Of French Army |
5 |
| 06/14/1940 |
Picture: Scene Of The Last To Leave Dunkerque (B. E. F. Evacuation-See June 13, 1940, P. 1) |
5 |
| 06/14/1940 |
Picture: Ambulance Allegedly Machine-Gunned By Germans |
5 |
| 06/14/1940 |
Reich Press Chief (Arthur Dietrich) Ousted By Mexico |
8 |
| 06/14/1940 |
(Former U.S. Ambassador To Germany Under Wilson, James W.) Gerard Proposes General (Compulsory Military) Training |
12 |
| 06/14/1940 |
Carnegie (World) Peace Union (Associated With Nicholas Murray Butler’s Carnegie Endowment For World Peace) Asks Aid For Allies; Plea Is Radical Change In Group’s Views (Or Is It?-Plea To Be Sent To Roosevelt) |
12 |
| 06/14/1940 |
Speed On Defense Urged By (Governor Of N.Y., Herbert) Lehman |
15 |
| 06/14/1940 |
Senate Votes Help For War Refugees (Roosevelt Given $50,000,000 Unconditionally To Help Allies) |
15 |
| 06/14/1940 |
First Lady (Eleanor Roosevelt) Scores Forced Enlisting (In Peace Time) |
16 |
| 06/15/1940 |
Hitler Is Doubted-Roosevelt Skeptical Of Pledge He Will Not Cross Atlantic |
1 |
| 06/15/1940 |
Tours Abandoned As French Capital |
1 |
| 06/15/1940 |
British Call On U.S. For Munitions At Once; French Order 120 Bombers Here For 1941 |
1 |
| 06/15/1940 |
(Alf. M.) Landon Criticizes Roosevelt On War-Former Kansas Governor Warns That We Are Not Yet Well Equipped For Combat |
2 |
| 06/15/1940 |
Latest Paris Surrender City’s 9th Since 52 Bc |
2 |
| 06/15/1940 |
Aide (Otto Dietrich) Says Hitler Spurns (Sic) Peace Now (Since Previous Peace Offers Were Rejected) |
2 |
| 06/15/1940 |
Washington Doubts (That William C.) Bullitt Is In (German) Custody |
5 |
| 06/15/1940 |
(U.S.) Army Will Train 10,600 As Aviators |
7 |
| 06/15/1940 |
‘Clouds Of Planes’ (As Requested By Premier Paul Reynaud, See June 14, 1940, P. 1) Impossible Now |
7 |
| 06/15/1940 |
German-Americans Form Anti-Nazi Unit (Names) |
8 |
| 06/15/1940 |
Sharp Limit Is Set On Entry Of Aliens (Into U.S.)-He (U.S. Att’y. Gen. Robert H Jackson) Shelves Old (Immigration) Policy |
9 |
| 06/15/1940 |
German Agent (Baron Edgar Von Spiegel, German Consul General, New Orleans) Says Reich Won’t Forget (U.S.Military Aid To Allies. He Was Called To Washington By Hull A Few Days Later, But I Never Found How Hull ‘Disciplined’ Him) |
9 |
| 06/15/1940 |
(U.S. Att’y Gen. Robert H. Jackson, Also At Charlottesville, Va.) Warns Us To Gird For Any Challenge-Lauds New Deal System |
11 |
| 06/15/1940 |
‘Trojan Jackasses’ Held Defense Foes (By James H. R. [‘My Dear Jim’] Cromwell, One-Time Husband Of Doris Duke, Former Interventionist U.S. Minister To Canada, Now A Candidate For The U.S. Senate From New Jersey) |
17 |
| 06/16/1940 |
U.S. To Quicken Aid (To Allies) |
1 |
| 06/16/1940 |
Reds Seize Lithuania-President Reported Fled To Reich |
1 |
| 06/16/1940 |
Lindbergh Charges War Designs Here (Text, P. 37) |
1 |
| 06/16/1940 |
(Henry Agard Wallace) Warns New World Against Nazi ‘Grab’ (In The Western Hemisphere) |
8 |
| 06/16/1940 |
Appeasement Here Assailed By (William Allen) White (Committee To Defend America By Aiding The Allies |
8 |
| 06/16/1940 |
Two National Leaders Of (German-American) Bund Arrested; Pennsylvania Police Silent On Charges |
12 |
| 06/16/1940 |
(James P.) Warburg Makes (New) Plea-Every Aid To Allies Urged, Even To Extent Of Going To War (Some Change In Policy!) |
12 |
| 06/16/1940 |
U.S. Urged To Build Army Of 2,000,000 (By Col Frederick Palmer) |
14 |
| 06/16/1940 |
Two-Fold Threat To U.S. Is Pictured (By Capt. Charles M. Cooke, U.S. Navy, War Plans Division, Charlottesville, Va.) |
17 |
| 06/16/1940 |
(N.Y. City) Rabbis Warn U.S. Against Defeatism-Appeal Is Made To (Organized) Labor |
18 |
| 06/16/1940 |
Italian Liner Attached (By U.S. Marshal) |
18 |
| 06/16/1940 |
Hull Investigates Foreign Consuls |
19 |
| 06/16/1940 |
No (War) Entry Planned, Pittman Declares-Nye Reads Other Meaning Into (Roosevelt’s) Message |
21 |
| 06/16/1940 |
Soviet Move (Into Lithuania) Seen Directed At Reich (By Swedish Report) |
24 |
| 06/16/1940 |
Vargas’ (Brazil’s) Loyalty Pledged Roosevelt |
29 |
| 06/16/1940 |
Uruguay Exposes Two Nazi Threats (Fifth Column, Etc.) |
29 |
| 06/16/1940 |
(Mexican) Workers Ask War On Nazis |
29 |
| 06/16/1940 |
Pictures: Germans In Paris (Using Horse-Drawn Supply Wagons!) |
32 |
| 06/16/1940 |
British Scornful Of Hitler’s Peace |
36 |
| 06/16/1940 |
(Colorado Senator Johnson) Bolts Roosevelt Policy (Roosevelt Holds Up To Bitter Scorn Anyone Who Dares Think In Terms Of Isolation |
37 |
| 06/16/1940 |
Nations ‘39 Income Was $70,000,000-’Real’ Income Equals ‘ |
2940 |
| 06/16/1940 |
Our War Stocks Go To Aid The Allies (Picture: Arthur B. Purvis, Head Of Anglo-French Purchasing Commission) |
E-5 |
| 06/16/1940 |
British Expect To Win If They Can Gain Time-Expect U.S. In War |
E-5 |
| 06/16/1940 |
How Hitler Made Ready-The Fifth Column |
Mag. 3 |
| 06/16/1940 |
Young Pilots Of The Defiants (R. A. F.-Heroic Treatment) |
Mag. 6 |
| 06/16/1940 |
As America Prepares |
Roto. 3 |
| 06/17/1940 |
2 Soviet Invasions (Latvia & Estonia Invaded By Soviet) |
1 |
| 06/17/1940 |
(French Premier Paul) Reynaud Resigns, Petain Is New Premier; New Cabinet Considers Fate Of France (Pictures, P. 4) |
1 |
| 06/17/1940 |
British Resolute-Determined To Go On |
1 |
| 06/17/1940 |
(Nevada Senator, Key Pittman) Tells Lindbergh To Serve Nation (Perhaps As Did He-’ Throw Aside All Of His False Political Advisors’-Text Of Pittman Appeal, P. 5 An Obvious Appeal To Join The Roosevelt ‘Winners’) |
1 |
| 06/17/1940 |
20,000 At Boston (Organized By The Committee To Defend America By Aiding The Allies) Ask (U.S.) Aid To Allies |
5 |
| 06/17/1940 |
Hitler Book (Mein Kampf) Is Urged On U.S. Candidates By Columbia University Press Readers’ Poll (It Isn’t Clear If They Recommend The Authorized Version Or The One Pirated By Later California Senator Cranston) |
7 |
| 06/17/1940 |
(Socialist Norman Thomas) Sees Fascism Here If We Enter War-Blanshard (In Opposition) Demands Arms-He Condemns ‘Old Socialist Gospel’ Of Disarmament As ‘Silly And Dangerous’ Now |
8 |
| 06/17/1940 |
Refugee Parley Sought (Oswald Garrison Villard, Chairman Of New World Resettlement Fund Asks Roosevelt To Call A Conference) |
9 |
| 06/17/1940 |
(Presbyterians) Asks Congress Give Ships (To Allies) |
10 |
| 06/17/1940 |
Aid For Allies Urged-B’rith Sholom Head Says It Is Only Way To Save Jews (Hitler’s Defeat Will Not Solve Jewish Problem-Greetings From Roosevelt) |
10 |
| 06/17/1940 |
(Francis Beverley Biddle, Solicitor General) Bars Nazi Methods In U.S. Spy Hunts |
11 |
| 06/17/1940 |
(News Commentator, Raymond Gram) Swing Portrays Certainty Of War-We Must Fight Now Or Fight Later |
15 |
| 06/17/1940 |
(16 Jehovah’s Witnesses) Beaten On Refusal To Salute The (U.S.) Flag |
17 |
| 06/18/1940 |
France Asks Peace, But Is Fighting On; Hitler, Duce Meet Today To Set Terms; British Stand Firm For War To A Finish-British For A Union (With France To Keep Them In The War) |
1 |
| 06/18/1940 |
Washington Acts To Keep Germany Out Of (Western) Hemisphere |
1 |
| 06/18/1940 |
(Alf M.) Landon Advocates (Republican) Anti-Hitler Plank |
1 |
| 06/18/1940 |
Uruguay Arrests 12 Nazi Chieftains |
1 |
| 06/18/1940 |
French Liner (‘Pasteur’) Sails Under British Flag (From N.Y.-On French Orders?) |
1 |
| 06/18/1940 |
Text Of Petain’s Message To Germany Requesting Armistice |
4 |
| 06/18/1940 |
French Are Still Fighting |
5 |
| 06/18/1940 |
Picture: Sir Bertram Ramsay, Director Of Dunkerque (B. E. F.) Evacuation |
6 |
| 06/18/1940 |
Nazis’ Superiority In Equipment Too Great For Courageous French |
6 |
| 06/18/1940 |
Text Of Anglo-French Union Proposal |
9 |
| 06/18/1940 |
Picture: French Ambassador, Count Rene De Saint-Quentin And Sumner Welles At U.S. State Department |
12 |
| 06/18/1940 |
Washington Lets (War) Planes For Allies (Purchased In The U.S.) Be Flown (Directly Instead Of Towed) Over Border (To Canada On Way To England), Speeding Delivery |
16 |
| 06/18/1940 |
(Generalissimo Rafael L.) Trujillo (Dominican Republic President) Extends Refugee Asylum-Agrees To Allow 1,000 More Youths And Children To Enter (Dominican Republic Settlement Association, James N. Rosenberg, President, Makes Announcement) |
16 |
| 06/18/1940 |
U.S. Is Suffering From War Nerves |
20 |
| 06/18/1940 |
Advertisement; One-Half Page, ‘An American Citizen:’ How To Out-Organize Hitler (Pro-Allied & Pro-Interventionist) |
20 |
| 06/18/1940 |
Roosevelt Called ‘No. 1 Isolationist’ (By Lawrence Dennis) |
23 |
| 06/18/1940 |
200 Enrolled Here In New Plattsburg (Volunteer Military Training) |
24 |
| 06/19/1940 |
Republicans Name Pro-Allied Group On Defense Plank |
1 |
| 06/19/1940 |
Nazis Raid Thames; British Bomb Reich-Biggest R. A. F. Foray Hits At 12 German Cities |
1 |
| 06/19/1940 |
Baltic Steps (By Russia) Laid To Moscow Panic (Fear Of Germany-Stockholm Report) |
1 |
| 06/19/1940 |
Last Of B. E. F. Reaches Home From France |
1 |
| 06/19/1940 |
Rome Classes U.S. As Ally Of Britain |
4 |
| 06/19/1940 |
Pictures: Printed Forms Used By Germany’s ‘Fifth Column’ In Uruguay |
5 |
| 06/19/1940 |
Document On Nazis’ Uruguay Plot |
5 |
| 06/19/1940 |
Uruguay Relieved By Cruiser’s (U.S.S. ‘Quincy’s’) Visit |
5 |
| 06/19/1940 |
(Leon) Trotsky (Lev Bronstein) Predicts German Attack On Soviet With Support Of Japan |
8 |
| 06/19/1940 |
21 Held In Mexico For Trotsky Attack (On His Home) |
8 |
| 06/19/1940 |
Poles, Belgians Transfer Governments To Britain |
8 |
| 06/19/1940 |
Refugee Millions (Unstated Nationality) Suffer In France-Aide From U.S. Suggested |
9 |
| 06/19/1940 |
Can Britain Win: Hanson Baldwin |
9 |
| 06/19/1940 |
Picture: Germans Saluting (French Unknown Soldier) At Arch De Triomphe |
9 |
| 06/19/1940 |
Canada To Adopt Full Conscription (Sometime!) |
10 |
| 06/19/1940 |
Roosevelt Proposes (Universal, Compulsory [Military]) Training (The Exact Type Is Unclear) For Youth In Vast Program |
10 |
| 06/19/1940 |
Conscription Held Best Defense Plan (By Julius Ochs Adler) |
11 |
| 06/19/1940 |
Use Of U.S. Forces In Canada Backed (Gallup Poll) |
11 |
| 06/19/1940 |
6,000 (British Rolls-Royce) Air (Plane) Engines Ordered Of Ford (By British) |
15 |
| 06/19/1940 |
(John L.) Lewis Defends The Hoover Regime, Lays ‘Chronic; Ills To The New Deal |
16 |
| 06/19/1940 |
(Secretary Of War, Henry L.) Stimson Demands (Compulsory, Universal) Military Training |
17 |
| 06/19/1940 |
First Lady (Eleanor Roosevelt) Joins (Service Bureau For Inter-Cultural) Education Panel-Means Of Promoting Democracy |
19 |
| 06/19/1940 |
Dutch Seamen Ask Wages Be Tripled-Will Not Sail Otherwise On Ships Chartered By Allies |
45 |
| 06/20/1940 |
U.S. Warns Dictators On Colonies Here-Stern Notes Sent-Republics To Act-21 Called To Parley On Problems Created By Nazi Victories |
1 |
| 06/20/1940 |
England Is Raided-Heavy Damage To Reich Supplies And Plants Is Claimed By British |
1 |
| 06/20/1940 |
Reich Threatens Uruguay Break |
1 |
| 06/20/1940 |
Hull Is Reported Vexed At (William C.) Bullitt-Envoy Said To Have Ignored Orders To Quit Paris With French Government |
3 |
| 06/20/1940 |
Picture: French Warship (Captured And) Returned (Forcibly) To Canada (By British Warship) Carrying Governor General |
4 |
| 06/20/1940 |
Nazis Deny Ruining Cathedral Of Reims |
6 |
| 06/20/1940 |
British Forecast Famine In Europe-London Determined To Keep Blockade (Especially Of Food!) In Force-All Blame Put On Enemy (Germany) |
7 |
| 06/20/1940 |
Berlin Sees Laxity On Monroe Doctrine |
8 |
| 06/20/1940 |
Italians Warn U.S. To Keep Out Of War-Monroe Doctrine Works Two Ways |
8 |
| 06/20/1940 |
Immigration To U.S. Eased For Refugees-Lisbon Consulate (H. Claibourne Pell) Authorized To Control Travel Quotas (To U.S.) |
11 |
| 06/20/1940 |
(Mass. Senator) Walsh Protests (U.S.) Release Of (Torpedo) Boats (And Submarine Chasers To British-’A Score Or More.’) |
11 |
| 06/20/1940 |
(U.S. Att’y. Gen. Robert H.) Jackson Opposes (Harry R.) Bridges Ouster (Communist Head Of West Coast Longshoremen)-Guilty Of No Charge (Not A Citizen!) |
12 |
| 06/20/1940 |
(Vladimir) Jabotinsky (Founder Of Irgun Zvai Leumi, Violence Advocate) Asks For Army Of 100,000-Zionist Leader Calls For Men To Fight As Unit-4,000 Hear Plea (The Real Purpose Was Apparent To Everyone After Germany Was Defeated) |
12 |
| 06/20/1940 |
France Gives U.S. Rights To (Hispano-Suiza Airplane) Engines-(British) Rolls-Royce (Airplane Engine) Plans Here (To Be Built By Henry Ford) |
13 |
| 06/20/1940 |
(Sidney) Hillman (Picture) Will Map (Draft Plan For Universal, Compulsory Military) Training Of U.S. Youth (At Roosevelt’s Request) |
14 |
| 06/20/1940 |
Secret Nazi (German-American Settlement League) Meeting Forbidden By Court-Former Head Of Camp Siegfried Group Wins Restraining Order |
15 |
| 06/20/1940 |
Hoover Warns U.S. Of Europe’s Errors |
16 |
| 06/20/1940 |
(U.S.) Isolation Is Dead Chamber (Of Commerce) Is Told (By Perry Pipkin)-To Preserve Civilization |
18 |
| 06/20/1940 |
Rule Of Dictators Held ‘Lesson’ To Us (By Dr. James C. Mc Donald |
25 |
| 06/20/1940 |
(Lord) Lothian Warns Us Of Hitler Victory (Addressing Yale Alumni, Text) |
26 |
| 06/20/1940 |
Harvard ‘40 Boos A ‘15 Call To Fight |
27 |
| 06/21/1940 |
Knox And Stimson (Both ‘Republicans’) Are Named To (Roosevelt) Cabinet (Secretaries Of Navy And War Respectively) |
1 |
| 06/21/1940 |
Stimson And Knox Are Disowned By (Republican) Party |
1 |
| 06/21/1940 |
Compulsory Service Bill Before Senate-Giant Army Is Aim |
1 |
| 06/21/1940 |
Hull, At Harvard Asks Facing Of Foe (Germany)-Calls On Free Nations To Unite And Hurl Back ‘Old Forces’ Seeking To Degrade Mankind (Text, P. 19) |
1 |
| 06/21/1940 |
(50,000) Anzac Forces Land To Fight In Britain |
1 |
| 06/21/1940 |
British Raid Reich-Dozen Industrial Centers And Air Bases Over A Wide Area Bombed-Germany Hits Back |
1 |
| 06/21/1940 |
U.S. Group Formed To Aid Canada In Care Of British Child Refugees |
1 |
| 06/21/1940 |
Text Of The Bill For Compulsory Military Training In This Country (Presumably Written By Sidney Hillman-How Long It Had Already Been On The Fire, No One Knows) |
2 |
| 06/21/1940 |
Military Training Urged At Harvard |
3 |
| 06/21/1940 |
(John P. Frey, A. F. Of L.) Assails Proposal For (Compulsory) Youth (Military) Training |
3 |
| 06/21/1940 |
Pictures: Stimson And Knox |
4 |
| 06/21/1940 |
Stimson Outspoken Against Dictators |
4 |
| 06/21/1940 |
Chicago Publisher (‘Col.’ Frank Knox, As Opposed To ‘Col.’ Mc Cormick Of The Chicago ‘Tribune’) Has Been Strong Advocate Of Aid To Allies |
4 |
| 06/21/1940 |
1,500,000 Ask (By Petition Circulated By The Committee To Defend America By Aiding The Allies) For Aid To Be Sent To Allies |
4 |
| 06/21/1940 |
(Henry) Morgenthau (Jr.) To Sift Rumor Of Sale By Nazis Of Silver From Invasion (‘Henry’ Was A Very Busy Man!) |
7 |
| 06/21/1940 |
(Hoped-For) Famine (In Europe) Held Ally Of U.S. In War Crisis-(R. Leslie) Buell (Foreign Policy Association) Would Bar Relief To Nazi Conquered Countries (Former Allies Should Starve Apparently, And They Would Have Starved If Not For Germany!) |
7 |
| 06/21/1940 |
Nazis Say Britain Is Now Blockaded |
9 |
| 06/21/1940 |
British And Nazi Planes-Hanson Baldwin |
10 |
| 06/21/1940 |
Polish Government (-In-Exile Gen. Wladislav Sikorsky) Arrives In London |
10 |
| 06/21/1940 |
U.S. Speeds Action On (British) Child Refugees |
13 |
| 06/21/1940 |
(Spanish Republican [‘Communists!’]) Asks Roosevelt Aid Flight Of (200,000 Interned Spanish ‘Republicans’) From France (To Escape Germans) |
14 |
| 06/22/1940 |
Hitler Demands Full French Surrender (At Compiegne)-Ceremony Is Brief-(Gen. Wilhelm) Keitel (Hanged At Nuernberg) Reads Preamble To Demands In Presence Of Hitler And Others (Text, P. 3) |
1 |
| 06/22/1940 |
(Thomas E.) Dewey Denounces Roosevelt On War-Charges ‘Deliberate Attempt’ To Plunge U.S. In Conflict To Hide (Domestic) Failures (But Failed To Use Pearl Harbor Information Against Roosevelt To Defeat Him In The Next Election-See Gen. Marshall’s Visit To Him) |
1 |
| 06/22/1940 |
Both Parties Back Selective (Compulsory Military) Service |
1 |
| 06/22/1940 |
Picture: Where Hitler Dictated His Peace Terms To French Representatives (The Same Place [Compeigne Railway Car] Where World War I Allies Dictated Peace To Germany In 1918!) |
3 |
| 06/22/1940 |
Berlin To Receive The (1918 Compeigne) Armistice (Railway) Car |
3 |
| 06/22/1940 |
Picture: Col. Gen. Wilhelm Keitel (After War, Hanged By U.N. At Nuernberg As A War Criminal!) |
3 |
| 06/22/1940 |
(William Allen) White (Committee To Defend America By Aiding The Allies) Hails Choice Of Knox, Stimson |
6 |
| 06/22/1940 |
Many Offer Homes To Refugee Children-Group Headed By Mrs. (Eleanor) Roosevelt Deluged With Applications |
7 |
| 06/22/1940 |
(Tamiment Liberal Group) Asks End Of Curbs On (Military) Help To Allies |
8 |
| 06/22/1940 |
1,500 Planes Ordered By Allies In A Week |
8 |
| 06/22/1940 |
Relief Supplies Packed For Europe (‘Bundles For Britain’) |
9 |
| 06/23/1940 |
French Sign Reich Truce, Rome Pact Next |
1 |
| 06/23/1940 |
General Summons French To Resist-(General Charles) De Gaulle (Close Friend Of Petain, In London) Offers To Organize Fight Abroad-Churchill Supports His Stand (As Does Roosevelt!) |
1 |
| 06/23/1940 |
Jews, Christians Urged To ‘Save’ U.S. (By Independent Order Of B’rith Abraham-Herbert Lehman, Rabbi S.S. Wise, Israel Goldstein) |
6 |
| 06/23/1940 |
(William Allen) White Urges U.S. To Defend Ideals (Committee To Defend America By Aiding The Allies) |
7 |
| 06/23/1940 |
Air (Plane) Engines Output (In U.S.) Expanding Rapidly |
7 |
| 06/23/1940 |
Hysteria Is Peril Rabbis Are Told-Central Conference-Dr. Berkowitz Asserts Hitler Threat To Us Forces Their Hand-Group Backs Defense |
13 |
| 06/23/1940 |
(James) Forrestal (Later Secretary Of Defense Under Truman, A Suicide!-See Millis, The Forrestal Diaries) Named A Roosevelt Aid-Exact Duties Not Told |
16 |
| 06/23/1940 |
France’s Defeat Is Laid To (French Government’s) Greed (Typical Newspaper Story-Reporters Who A Few Months Earlier Were Looking For ‘The War!’-Compare With Reasons The Poles Lost!) |
25 |
| 06/23/1940 |
Winter Of Hunger Faces Europe (The Allies Hope! This Was To Be A Means Of Forcing Revolution Against German Rule In Europe!) |
E-4 |
| 06/24/1940 |
Britain And Petain Regime In Open Break (Roosevelt And Churchill Never Forgave Petain For This!) |
1 |
| 06/24/1940 |
U.S. Aid Is Pledged In This Hemisphere |
1 |
| 06/24/1940 |
Summary Of Nazi Terms (To France) |
1&3 |
| 06/24/1940 |
Petain Is Grieved By Britain’s Stand (Condemned To Death & Imprisoned For The Rest Of His Life After The War) |
3 |
| 06/24/1940 |
(De Gaulle, Having Flown To London) Loses Army Rank (In France For Collaborating With The British [And Americans] And Thus Creating Difficulties Between The Germans And Petain’s New Regime) |
3 |
| 06/24/1940 |
(James H. R. [‘My Dear Jim’] Cromwell) Asks ‘Squeeze’ On Hitler |
4 |
| 06/24/1940 |
Pan-American Block (Dominated By U.S.) Ridiculed By Nazis |
13 |
| 06/25/1940 |
France Signs Italian Terms, Fighting Ceases-France To Mourn-Capital To Be Moved (From Paris To Vichy) |
1 |
| 06/25/1940 |
Nazi Publicity Here Held Smoke Screen (Nahum Goldmann, Chairman [With Rabbi S.S. Wise] Of World Jewish Congress Says ‘Six Million Jews In Europe Are Doomed To Destruction.’-’Extermination’ ?) |
4 |
| 06/25/1940 |
The Hitler Proclamation Giving Thanks To God (For Victory) |
4 |
| 06/25/1940 |
Text Of French Statement On British Aid (Which Was Most Sparsely Given!) |
4 |
| 06/25/1940 |
French Collapse Is Laid To Munich |
5 |
| 06/25/1940 |
Final Hours In France Cap 1918 Pattern; Fighting Ends Hitler’s Armistice Reversals |
6 |
| 06/25/1940 |
Vatican Speaker Scores 1919 Peace-Calls Present War Consequence Of Failings (Allied Failings?) Of Versailles |
6 |
| 06/25/1940 |
British Push Move To Rally French |
7 |
| 06/25/1940 |
Torpedo Boat Sale To British Halted-Statement On Torpedo Boat Sale Ban |
10 |
| 06/25/1940 |
(Florida Senator, Claude) Pepper Denounces Axis Peace Terms-Our Gold Hoard Menaced-Links Our Fate To Britain’s |
11 |
| 06/25/1940 |
Curtiss To Double (Airplane) Propeller Output |
11 |
| 06/25/1940 |
(U.S. Solicitor General Francis Beverley) Biddle (A Judge At The Nuernberg Tmwc U.N. Tribunals) For Adding Executive Power |
13 |
| 06/25/1940 |
U.S. Cruiser (U.S.S.) Quincy Stays In Uruguay (‘Friendly Persuasion’) |
14 |
| 06/25/1940 |
Advertisement; Full Page: The National Committee To Keep America Our Of Foreign Wars |
19 |
| 06/26/1940 |
Britain Smashing At Reich From Air |
1 |
| 06/26/1940 |
Bessarabia (Rumania) Linked (By Washington) To Red-Nazi Deal |
1 |
| 06/26/1940 |
Text Of Agreement Between Germans And French |
4 |
| 06/26/1940 |
Petain Says Nation Is Free With Honor-Flags At Half Staff |
4 |
| 06/26/1940 |
Trotsky’s (Lev Bronstein’s) Guard Discovered Slain (In Mexico) |
8 |
| 06/26/1940 |
Polish Troops Arrive To Defend Britain-(Gen. Wladislav) Sikorski Broadcasts Plan(‘Polish Government-In-Exile’) |
8 |
| 06/26/1940 |
German Economic Planner (Maj. Gen. Fritz Loeb) Is Killed In Plane Mishap |
12 |
| 06/26/1940 |
(Father Charles E.) Coughlin Praises Sedition Acquittal (Of Members Of His Christian Front) |
12 |
| 06/26/1940 |
Many Homes In U.S. Open To Refugees-Sentiment To Revise (Immigration) LawsSubstantial (A Lesson In How Constant Pressure By Pressure Organizations And Press Reports Can Change Laws Regardless Of What The People Want) |
12 |
| 06/26/1940 |
Nazi Threat Is Growing In Brazil, Study Of Fifth Column Reveals |
14 |
| 06/27/1940 |
British Fear Move For Appeasement (German Peace Move) |
1 |
| 06/27/1940 |
Equal Job Rights For Women Backed (At Republican Conventions) |
1 |
| 06/27/1940 |
Russia Abandons 5-Day Work Week (Now 48 Hours, 6-Day Work Week) |
1 |
| 06/27/1940 |
New Aid For (‘Anti-Fascist’ Refugees |
8 |
| 06/27/1940 |
German Reprisal (Against British) In Air War Are Pledged |
10 |
| 06/27/1940 |
Britain’s Blockade Applied To France (No Food To Be Imported!) |
10 |
| 06/27/1940 |
British Offensive Promised By Eden (Without U.S. Aid?) |
12 |
| 06/27/1940 |
Nazis Charge British Set Fire To (Louvain) Library-(British Propaganda Move) To Get U.S. Into War (Compare World War I Accusations-See Nuernberg Tribunal Accusations) |
12 |
| 06/27/1940 |
Cession Of Gibraltar (By British) Is Demanded By Spain |
12 |
| 06/27/1940 |
Packard (Motors) Called For (Rolls-Royce Air-) Plane Engines |
17 |
| 06/27/1940 |
Rfc (Reconstruction Finance Corporation) Acts To Build (U.S.) Rubber, Tin Stocks (In Preparation For War) |
17 |
| 06/27/1940 |
(A. F. Of L’s. William) Green Advocates Adequate Defense |
19 |
| 06/27/1940 |
Newsreel Shows Hitler Jubilant At News Of Petain’s Request For Armistice Terms (A British Propaganda Film Shows Him ‘Dancing’) |
19 |
| 06/27/1940 |
U.S. Sends Cruiser (U.S.S. ‘Phoenix’) On A (‘Friendship’) Visit To Chile |
20 |
| 06/27/1940 |
Closer Ties To U.S. Seen For Brazil |
20 |
| 06/27/1940 |
White, William Allen (Ed.) Defense For America, Mac Millan Co., N.Y. Contributors: Quincy Wright, Charles Seymour, Barry Bingham, Henry Sloan Coffin, Grenville Clark, Mrs Dwight Morrow, John A. Ryan, Frank Porter Graham, George Creel (World War I Propagandist), Lewis Williams Douglas, James Bryant Conant, Chester Harvey Rowell, Rupert Hughes, Rabbi Stephen S. Wise (Enough Said!) |
21 |
| 06/28/1940 |
Rumania Gives Up Bessarabia (Heavy Jewish Population) To Russia-Hungary Threatens-Reds Are Fired On |
1 |
| 06/28/1940 |
Vansittart Poem (About French) Mourns For Ally-Shows Shock Of Defeat (But The Blockade Goes On, And The Attack On The French Ships Moored At Oran Is To Come!) |
6 |
| 06/28/1940 |
Polish Veterans Form In Britain (‘Polish Government-In-Exile’) |
6 |
| 06/28/1940 |
Red Army Prisoners (Controlled By Marshal Semyon Timoshenko, The Commander Of The Soviet Army Which Invaded Poland & In Charge Of The Area Where The Katyn Massacre Of Polish Troops Took Place) Facing Harsher Lot |
6 |
| 06/28/1940 |
France Must Give Up Political Refugees (Including Spanish ‘Reds,’ To Germany) |
6 |
| 06/28/1940 |
Nazi Ship Leaves Mexico |
6 |
| 06/28/1940 |
Moscow’s Statement On (Bessarabia-Bukovina) Rumania |
8 |
| 06/28/1940 |
Chamberlain Denies Peace Moves; Says Struggle Is ‘Just Beginning’ |
9 |
| 06/28/1940 |
Vatican Fears Final Peace Will Be Harsh; Notes Lack Of Limit To Conqueror’s Rule |
9 |
| 06/28/1940 |
Germany (White Book) Explains Invasion (Of Lowlands By Germany) Of May 10 |
9 |
| 06/30/1940 |
Russia Limits Rumanian Invasion; Axis Aid To Bucharest Reported |
1 |
| 06/30/1940 |
(U.S.) Tank Corps Set Up By Army On Lines Of German Tactics |
1 |
| 06/30/1940 |
British Fliers Set Big Fires In Reich |
1 |
| 06/30/1940 |
Our Isolation Over, London Papers Say |
3 |
| 06/30/1940 |
Roosevelt Signs Bill To List Aliens |
4 |
| 06/30/1940 |
(Ark. Senator John E. Miller) Says We May Occupy Allied Possessions (Only If ‘Forced’ To) |
5 |
| 06/30/1940 |
Plattsburg ‘War’ To Involve 100,000 |
6 |
| 06/30/1940 |
U.S. Must Aid Britain (Newbold) Morris Says In Plea |
8 |
| 06/30/1940 |
Peace Resolution Splits Scientists |
11 |
| 06/30/1940 |
Firm U.S. Defense Urged By (N.Y. City) Rabbis |
16 |
| 06/30/1940 |
(Cruiser) Wichita Due In Uruguay (‘Friendship, Friendship!’) |
19 |
| 06/30/1940 |
Lady (Oswald) Mosley Held By Scotland Yard |
24 |
| 06/30/1940 |
Nazis Admit Reprisal For Delayed (Fused) Bombs (Dropped First By British) |
26 |
| 06/30/1940 |
Jewish Refugee Pact Reported At Vatican-Poland Said To Be Open To Them (Jewish Refugees In Rumania) If They Abstain From Politics |
28 |
| 06/30/1940 |
Labor Chief Urges Chamberlain To Go (‘Leave’)-Hits ‘Appeasement’ Link |
29 |
| 06/30/1940 |
Laval Seen Aiding French Nazis’ (Occupational Government) Rule |
30 |
