| 07/01/1940 |
Britain To Resist Southward Move By The Japanese |
1 |
| 07/01/1940 |
Gandhi Conference Fails-Nationalist Leader Insists On India’s Rights Now |
2 |
| 07/01/1940 |
U.S. Rhodes Scholars Asked To Aid Britons |
8 |
| 07/01/1940 |
Brazil Is Anxious For Help Of U.S. |
10 |
| 07/01/1940 |
(R. A. F.) Bombs Fall On Swiss Soil |
11 |
| 07/01/1940 |
Bermuda Mail Censors Get Help From Britain (And Cooperation From The U.S. Government) |
12 |
| 07/01/1940 |
(Jewish) Army In Palestine Offered To Britain |
19 |
| 07/01/1940 |
Mrs. (Eleanor) Roosevelt Would Conscript Girls; Urges A Year Of Service For Both Sexes |
21 |
| 07/01/1940 |
‘Crusading’ For U.S. Is (Florida Senator Claude E.) Pepper’s Ideal-Pleads For (U.S.) Militancy |
22 |
| 07/01/1940 |
London Believes French Gold (Is In) U.S. |
29 |
| 07/02/1940 |
Zionists (Zionist Organization Of America Meeting In Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania) Will Help Palestine (Jewish) Defense |
8 |
| 07/02/1940 |
(Swedish) Say Willkie (Republican Presidential Candidate Against Roosevelt) Ends Isolation Here |
12 |
| 07/02/1940 |
Defense Dominates Education Sessions (National Education Association, Milwaukee, Wis.) |
19 |
| 07/03/1940 |
Nation’s Debt Is Now $42, 967,000,000 |
1 |
| 07/03/1940 |
Key (Industrial) Materials (Useful In Defense, Etc.) Put Under Export Ban (Roosevelt Order, List, P. 11) |
1 |
| 07/03/1940 |
British Raid Kiel Navy Base; German Planes Retaliate |
1 |
| 07/03/1940 |
Rumanians Mourn For Lost Province (Bessarabia, To Russia) |
1 |
| 07/03/1940 |
(Col Frank) Knox Urges Every Possible Aid To Great Britain Short Of War |
1 |
| 07/03/1940 |
Nazis Renewing U-Boat Warfare |
2 |
| 07/03/1940 |
(U.S.) Ambassador (To France & Generally Dean Of U.S. European Diplomats, William C.) Bullitt Confers With Petain |
3 |
| 07/03/1940 |
Reich Army Loss Placed At 156,492-16,822 Killed In France |
5 |
| 07/03/1940 |
American (Philip Stegerer) Who Flew In The War For Canada, Loses Citizenship And Is Barred At Border |
5 |
| 07/03/1940 |
Gandhi Appeals To Britain To Seek Peace With Nazis |
6 |
| 07/03/1940 |
Youths Assemble For Peace Demand |
13 |
| 07/03/1940 |
Zionists (Zionist Organization Of America In Pittsburgh Conference) Make Plea For Broad (U.S.) Support-(Chaim) Weizmann (Head Of Palestine Jewish Agency) Pledges Aid |
17 |
| 07/03/1940 |
All In U.S. Urged To Aid Democracy (Meaning England, By Dr. Frank Kingdon, President Of University Of Newark, Chairman N.Y. Chapter Of [Interventionist] Committee To Defend America By Aiding The Allies & Carnegie Endowment For International Peace) |
19 |
| 07/04/1940 |
British Forcible Seize French Warships (In British Ports)-Some (French Units) Resist |
1 |
| 07/04/1940 |
Picture: Charles De Gaulle In London |
2 |
| 07/04/1940 |
(John G.) Winant (American Director Of International Labor Office [‘Ilo’]) Leaves Geneva |
2 |
| 07/04/1940 |
Drastic Jewish Ban Proposed In Hungary (Bill Before The Hungarian Parliament) |
4 |
| 07/04/1940 |
(Holland) To Register Refugee Jews |
4 |
| 07/04/1940 |
Nazis Claim Allies Mapped Baku Raid |
6 |
| 07/04/1940 |
Says Reich May Feel Food Shortage Soon-Armour Executive Doubts It Can Carry On A Long War |
6 |
| 07/04/1940 |
U.S. Cruisers (‘Wichita’ And ‘Quincy’) To Go To Rio (Another ‘Friendship’ Visit) |
6 |
| 07/04/1940 |
Packard Assumes Rolls-Royce (Airplane Engine) Job (For England And U.S.) |
7 |
| 07/05/1940 |
(Gen.) Pershing, (Dr. James Bryant) Conant Back (Compulsory U.S. Military) Training Bill (Text, P. 9) |
9 |
| 07/05/1940 |
British Seize Or Sink Bulk Of French Fleet (At Oran); Resisting (French) Units Defeated In Furious Battle-French Defy Ultimatum (Of Former Ally) 200 Vessels Are Seized In English Ports-Churchill Grieved (Text, P. 4) |
1 |
| 07/05/1940 |
3 (German-American) Bund Leaders Seized In Jersey For Anti-Uniform Law Violation |
1 |
| 07/05/1940 |
France Protests (Attack Of Former Ally [Britain] On Its Ships) Through (William C.) Bullitt-She Will Seize British Cargo Ships (In Retaliation-But No Britains Are Killed!) |
1 |
| 07/05/1940 |
Kinship Of Britain And U.S. Is Hailed (By Sir Gerald Campbell) |
3 |
| 07/05/1940 |
Germans Furious At Britain’s Coup (Unexpected Attack On French War Vessels-To Keep Them Out Of German Hands) |
4 |
| 07/05/1940 |
British Demands On French (Former Allies!) |
4 |
| 07/05/1940 |
Nazis Charge A (British) Plot To Cut Off Soviet Oil (Supply To Germany) |
4 |
| 07/05/1940 |
(Nevada Senator Key) Pittman Approves British Seizures (And Unprovoked Attacks On French Vessels) |
5 |
| 07/05/1940 |
(Harold) Ickes Asks Scorn For ‘Superior Race’ (‘Germans’) |
8 |
| 07/05/1940 |
Scientists Line Up For Aid To Allies (Sponsorship Of Committee To Defend America By Aiding The Allies) |
13 |
| 07/05/1940 |
Roosevelt Opens Negro World Fair |
15 |
| 07/06/1940 |
Germany Rejects American Warning On Monroe Doctrine As Pointless-Hull Stands Firm |
1 |
| 07/05/1940 |
France Ends Relations With Britain-Alliance Is Ended (See Unprovoked Attacked By British On French Fleet Above!) |
1 |
| 07/05/1940 |
British Now Seek French Shipping (Vessels) |
1 |
| 07/05/1940 |
Roosevelt Names 5 Basic Freedoms Of Any Just Peace (War Aims?) |
1 |
| 07/05/1940 |
Anti-Jewish Acts Mount In Rumania |
4 |
| 07/05/1940 |
Fate Of French Battle Fleet |
4 |
| 07/06/1940 |
Iraq (Under British Control) Cuts Off Oil In Syrian Pipe Line (Supplying Lebanon Under French Sovereignty) |
6 |
| 07/06/1940 |
U.S. Warns Reich Of Envoy’s Rights |
6 |
| 07/06/1940 |
Dictators Scored By German Group (Workmen’s Benefit Fund )-54-Year-Old Association Had Inception When Founders Fled Bismark’s (Kaiser Wilhelm I’s) Rule |
7 |
| 07/06/1940 |
Anti-Semitism In U.S. Condemned By (Republican Presidential Candidate Wendell Lewis) Willkie In A Plea For Tolerance And United Effort |
7 |
| 07/06/1940 |
(Dr. Frank Lorimer Of Williams Institute, In Defense Of Britain’s Vicious Attack On Unsuspecting French Navy) Calls British Navy Democracy Guard-Say Nazis’ Supplies Are Limited, Citing Small Oil Resources Available (To Germany) |
9 |
| 07/06/1940 |
Educators Combat Democracy’s Foes |
15 |
| 07/06/1940 |
Isolation (Of U.S.) Is Urged By Youth Congress |
17 |
| 07/06/1940 |
U.S. Acts To Oust ‘(Christian) Front Plot’ Head (William Geraldbishop, Claims To Be Citizen Of U.S., Born Salem, Mass.) |
17 |
| 07/06/1940 |
Bermuda Lines Hit By (British) Passport (Limitation) Rule (U.S. Citizens May Not Land There Without The British Previously Stamping Their Passports) |
29 |
| 07/06/1940 |
War To The Finish By China Pledged (By Chinese Ambassador, Dr. Hu Shih-Compare To Chiang Kai-Shek Statements In 1944-45) |
30 |
| 07/07/1940 |
Roosevelt Urges Monroe Doctrines For European And Asiatic Continents-All Nations In Each Sphere Would Decide Territories’ Fate-Not Just Conqueror |
1 |
| 07/07/1940 |
British Planes Bomb The (French Battleship) Dunkerque-British Make Sure Pride Of French Navy Will Not Fight Again-(French) Destroyer And Escort Vessel Reported Sunk (By British), Former After 2-Hour Battle |
1 |
| 07/07/1940 |
U.S. Naval Vessels Watch (French) Martinique |
1 |
| 07/07/1940 |
WPA (Peacetime) Construction (Under Harry Hopkins) As A Defense Aid-500 Airports Were Built-It Spent $346,000,000 In Five Years And More On Other Public Projects |
4 |
| 07/07/1940 |
Red Propaganda In WPA Murals (By Thomas Corwin) At Floyd Bennett (Air) Field Charged (Mural Later Removed) |
4 |
| 07/07/1940 |
States’ Education Secretaries (At National Education Association Convention In Milwaukee, Wis.) Pledge Help To Roosevelt |
5 |
| 07/07/1940 |
Inventions Open To Army And Navy (New Law) |
6 |
| 07/07/1940 |
Check-Up Ordered On Visiting Aliens (By U.S. Att’y. Gen. Robert H. Jackson) |
7 |
| 07/07/1940 |
War Sentiment (In U.S.) Found Declining (Gallup Poll) |
12 |
| 07/07/1940 |
Refugee Problem Taxing (Travellers Aid Society) Facilities (200 British Children Involved) |
13 |
| 07/07/1940 |
Refugees Face Difficulty-State Department Rulings On Admission Are Obstacles |
13 |
| 07/07/1940 |
President’s (Roosevelt’s) Views Derided By Berlin |
15 |
| 07/07/1940 |
Plattsburg (Volunteer Military Group) Hears (Herbert) Lehman Warning-Governor Declares We Face Attack At Once (‘By Germany,’Understood) If Great Britain Is Defeated-Col. Julius Ochs) Adler (N.Y. Times) Presents Colors |
18 |
| 07/07/1940 |
U.S.-Built Planes (Lockheed ‘Hudsons’) Are British Eyes |
20 |
| 07/07/1940 |
R. A. F. Hammering At German Bases (Kiel, Wilhelmshafen) |
21 |
| 07/07/1940 |
British Raids Harass Nazi Labor; Steady Alarms Disrupt Business (In Ruhr And Rhein Valleys) |
21 |
| 07/07/1940 |
Nazi Army Warns The Netherlands-Declares Aid Has Been Given To R. A. F. (By Dutchmen)-Death PenaltyThreatened (To Those Involve-Many Later Sent To Mauthausen!) |
15 |
| 07/07/1940 |
U.S. Army Testing Nazi ‘Chrome Gas’-Said To Kill Red Corpuscles |
23 |
| 07/07/1940 |
WPA Writers Plan State ‘Facts Book’ |
26 |
| 07/07/1940 |
(Dr. Alvin Johnson, New School For Social Research) Urges Open Gate For All Scholars Fleeing Europe-Would Add To American Culture |
D-4 |
| 07/07/1940 |
Import Of Rubber Organized By U.S. |
F-1 |
| 07/07/1940 |
Seek Post-War Use For New (Industrial) Capacity (Resulting From Production Capacity Created By War) |
F-3 |
| 07/07/1940 |
Camphor (Japanese Formosa) Deliveries Slow (Synthetic Camphor Made From Turpentine) |
F-3 |
| 07/07/1940 |
Quinine Substitute (I. G. Farbenindustrie’s ‘Atabrine’) Cuts (U.S.’ [And England’s]) Import Need (German Patent Later Confiscated By U.S.) |
F-7 |
| 07/07/1940 |
The (British-French) Entente Cordiale Ended After 36 Years (Over British Unprovoked Attacks On French Ships)-Petain Breaks With Britain-John Bull Tough Over (Confiscation And/Or Destruction Of Unsuspecting French Navy) Ships |
E-3 |
| 07/07/1940 |
French Aroused By (Unprovoked British) Naval Action (Against A Defeated Former Ally) |
E-4 |
| 07/07/1940 |
(Relief) Agencies Here Give $20,000,000 Abroad (National Refugee Service, Financed By U.S. State Department And Headed By Herbert Lehman One Of Many Agencies Mentioned) |
E-5 |
| 07/07/1940 |
Picture: S. K. Timoshenko, Commissar Of Defense Of The U.S.S.R.-Stalin’s Aide And Commander Of The Area In Which The Katyn Massacre Of Capture Polish POW Took Place |
E-5 |
| 07/07/1940 |
We Face Vast Changes In Foreign Relations |
E-6 |
| 07/07/1940 |
Aliens Now Face A Closer Watch-’No Persecution’ The Aim (As Stated By U.S. Att’y. Gen. Robert H. Jackson, Later U.S. Chief Prosecutor At Nuernberg) |
E-6 |
| 07/07/1940 |
A Playwright (And Roosevelt Speech Writer, Robert E. Sherwood-See Sherwood, Robert E., Roosevelt And Hopkins, An Intimate History) Enlists In The War Of Ideas |
Mag. 8 |
| 07/08/1940 |
Youth Group (American Youth Congress [Joseph P. Lash]) Bars Naming Of Russia As A Dictatorship |
1 |
| 07/08/1940 |
Britain Repulses Mass (German) Air Attacks |
1 |
| 07/08/1940 |
‘Torpedoed’ U.S. Destroyer Safe In Spain-Nation Hears Fake Story Of (Invariably ‘German’) U-Boat Attack |
1 |
| 07/08/1940 |
Defense Plans Spurred Business In June; (Harry L.) Hopkins Reports Wide Continued Gains |
1 |
| 07/08/1940 |
Student Soldiers (Volunteers At Plattsburg) Hear Call To Arms (By Chaplain-Social Register Well Represented In Ranks) |
3 |
| 07/08/1940 |
Big Defense Role Seen For Youths |
3 |
| 07/08/1940 |
71 Child Refugees Here On (British) Scythia-Many Accompanied By Parents-Stephan Zweig (Jewish Writer, And Wife) Arrives To Study The Americas |
4 |
| 07/08/1940 |
(U.S. Solicitor General, Francis Beverley) Biddle Opposes State Alien Rule (Wants It Left Exclusively To Him In Washington) |
4 |
| 07/08/1940 |
British Deny Lack Of (Military) Aid To France (During War)-(British-French) High Commands At Odds |
6 |
| 07/08/1940 |
French Fall Laid To Vast Spy Plot-High (French) Politicians Said To Have Helped Nazis In Obtaining Information On Troops-German Bombers Guided (This Information From Two Americans In Bilbao, Spain) |
6 |
| 07/08/1940 |
The Toll Of (War) Casualties (Killed, Missing And Prisoner And Wounded In Each Campaign So Far) |
6 |
| 07/08/1940 |
Dying Nazi’s Good News (Concerns Gen. Detlof Von Winterfeldt Who Signed The 1918 Armistice At Compeigne, France) |
6 |
| 07/08/1940 |
De Gaulle Is Sentenced (In Absentia To 4 Years In Prison And 100 Frank Fine At Toulouse For Disobeying Orders To Surrender And For Inciting French Soldiers To Disobedience In Not Laying Down Their Arms After The French-German Armistice) |
6 |
| 07/08/1940 |
‘Pseudo-American’ Viewed As Menace (By Judge Clare G. Fenerty, In An Anti-Communist, Anti-Spanish Loyalist Talk) |
12 |
| 07/08/1940 |
German (-American) Printers (Newspapers) Warned By (Joseph E.) Ridder (Of Anti-German Hostility In U.S.) |
15 |
| 07/09/1940 |
Chief Of U.S. Fleet (Admiral James O. Richardson, Soon To Be Replaced By Admiral Husband E. Kimmel) Makes Secret Trip To See Roosevelt (Picture, P. 4) |
1 |
| 07/09/1940 |
Japan Complains That Our Marines Insulted Her Army |
1 |
| 07/09/1940 |
France To Be Fascist State; (Pierre) Laval, (Maxime) Weygand In Power |
1 |
| 07/09/1940 |
Wide (R. A. F.) Air Raids On Germany |
1 |
| 07/09/1940 |
Burma Road (For U.S. Supplies To Chaing Kai-Shek) Reply (By British) Rejected By Japan |
2 |
| 07/09/1940 |
(U.S. Ambassador To Cuba, George S. Messersmith At Havana, Preparing For Coming Conference Of Pan-American Foreign Ministers) Adjures Americas To Stand Together |
3 |
| 07/09/1940 |
Educators Assail Peacetime Draft-Dictator Trend (In U.S.) Is Seen (List, Group Of 240) |
4 |
| 07/09/1940 |
23 College Heads Back Defense Aims (List) |
4 |
| 07/09/1940 |
(Women’s Clubs Federation Directors) Urged To Consider Aid To (European) Refugees |
5 |
| 07/09/1940 |
$5,000,000 Sought For War Children |
5 |
| 07/09/1940 |
(French Battleship) Richelieu Claimed (Disabled) By Britain’s Fleet |
6 |
| 07/09/1940 |
British Deny (French) Martinique Blockade, But U.S. Warships Continue To Watch |
6 |
| 07/09/1940 |
Vatican Paper Hails Petain |
6 |
| 07/09/1940 |
Anglo-French Rift Now Made Formal |
7 |
| 07/09/1940 |
British Housewife (Mrs. Daisy Cardwell See Movie, ‘Mrs. Minniver’) Seizes Nazi Flier |
8 |
| 07/09/1940 |
British Army Adds 7,000 Men Each Day (Army Size Not Reported) |
10 |
| 07/09/1940 |
Nazis Rebuilding Narvik (Norway) To Ship (Iron) Ore This Winter |
10 |
| 07/09/1940 |
Poles Join Wavell (British) Army (In Egypt) |
11 |
| 07/09/1940 |
Nazis Seek To Form Polish Puppet Rule |
14 |
| 07/09/1940 |
Pictures: Chairman And Co-Chairman Of The U.S. Ambulance Drive (For Britain-Society Women) |
18 |
| 07/09/1940 |
(German-American) Bund Is Denounced At Senate Hearing-(Senator Tom) Connally (Texas) Leads Attack |
22 |
| 07/09/1940 |
Pictures: War Refugees Who Arrived Here Yesterday On The Liner Samaria (Baron Alphonse Rothschild & Wife Plus Other Relations) |
23 |
| 07/09/1940 |
Refusal To Revive WPA Theater Laid To Red Rule Of Actor Unions |
23 |
| 07/09/1940 |
Picture: Earl G. Harrison Takes Over New Duties-Director Of Registration In The Immigration And Naturalization Service |
42 |
| 07/10/1940 |
British And Italian Navies Clash; Planes Fight In Mediterranean |
1 |
| 07/10/1940 |
French (Naval Units) Give Up Alexandria (Egypt) Fleet (Taken From Them By The British) |
1 |
| 07/10/1940 |
Japanese Demand American Apology (For Slight To Their Army By U.S. Marines) |
1 |
| 07/10/1940 |
Nazis Hold (Lion) Feuchtwanger, Zurich Dispatch Declares (Picture) |
4 |
| 07/10/1940 |
Picture: Son Of Polish Ex-President (Moscicki) Wounded In War |
4 |
| 07/10/1940 |
Japan Welcomes Roosevelt (With His ‘Sphere Of Influence’) Stand |
7 |
| 07/10/1940 |
Roosevelt Denies Refugee Red Tape |
9 |
| 07/10/1940 |
National Leaders (List Of Names) Join Refugee Aid |
9 |
| 07/10/1940 |
Jewish Institution Gets A WPA Mural (By William Karp) |
16 |
| 07/11/1940 |
$4,848,171,957 More Is Asked By Roosevelt For Defense-Not To Send Men Off To Europe |
1 |
| 07/11/1940 |
2 Ocean Navy Passed By Senate |
1 |
| 07/11/1940 |
Britain Suggests (Common Resources) Pool To Americas (To Supply Resources For Their War Effort) |
1 |
| 07/11/1940 |
Ireland Is Guarded By Vast Mine Field (Laid By British) |
2 |
| 07/11/1940 |
Picture: London Stockbroker (Lt. Comdr. R. H. Bristowe), 33 Crippled The (French Battleship) Richelieu |
3 |
| 07/11/1940 |
Swedish ‘Armada’ Raided By British-Attack Laid To Mistake |
3 |
| 07/11/1940 |
Text Of Plea By Petain |
4 |
| 07/11/1940 |
Rothschilds Bring $1,000,000 In Gems (From Lisbon) |
6 |
| 07/11/1940 |
Japanese Foment Anti-Americanism |
7 |
| 07/11/1940 |
German War Film Stirs Capitol Row (Origin Unstated) |
14 |
| 07/11/1940 |
(‘Col.’ Frank) Knox Confirmed By Vote Of 66-16 (Stimson Confirmed The Previous Day) |
12 |
| 07/11/1940 |
New Relief Plan Urged For Europe (By Morris C. Troper, European Chairman Of American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee-Arrived On Yankee Clipper-The Entire European Continent Is ‘A Vast Concentration Camp.’-(No Mention Of Mass Killing Of Jews)-Holds America Must Help-Tells Of Plight Of Starving And Wandering Children (‘No Longer A Question Of Jewish Refugees.’-Prime Concern Seems To Be Trouble People Have In Being Required To Go Through Mozambique On The Way From Spain Or Portugal To Palestine) |
13 |
| 07/11/1940 |
German (Herbert Hoehne) Is Indicted As A Foreign Agent |
15 |
| 07/12/1940 |
Roosevelt Willing (To Serve 3D Term), Democrats Hear; They Start Draft |
1 |
| 07/12/1940 |
Massed German Planes Raid Britain |
1 |
| 07/12/1940 |
Hull Warns Nazis To Keep Hands Off The Pan-American Parley In Havana-Nazi Aides Accused-Secretary Denounces Apparent Attempt To Intimidate Nations-London Stands By Blockade |
1 |
| 07/12/1940 |
Petain As Dictator Bids For Obedience (??) |
1 |
| 07/12/1940 |
Nazi Drive Grows In South America |
1 |
| 07/12/1940 |
Red Cross Guards Gifts To Refugees (Aid Chiefly To England-Elsewhere Gifts Sent Must Meet Restrictions Of British Blockade |
2 |
| 07/12/1940 |
(C. J.) Hambro Belittles (Norway) Fifth-Column Idea-Absolves Countrymen-Charges Nazi Duplicity-Says (Attacking) Warships Flew French And British Flags (!) |
4 |
| 07/12/1940 |
Nazi Press (Goering’s Newspaper) Warns Latin Republic (About The Dangers Of U.S. Leadership) |
6 |
| 07/12/1940 |
Britain Is Groping For (Refugee) Evacuee Plan-(U.S.) State Department Asserts All Red Tape Was Cut-(Jospeh P.) Kennedy Backs Statement Fully (Arrivals On Excalibur) |
7 |
| 07/12/1940 |
(Roosevelt’s) Defense Message Derided In Berlin |
8 |
| 07/12/1940 |
Japanese Nearing Revision Of Policy |
8 |
| 07/12/1940 |
$30,000,000 Planes Ordered By British |
9 |
| 07/13/1940 |
Four Divisions Of National Guard To Be Called For Active Service |
1 |
| 07/13/1940 |
Burma (U.S. Military Supply) Road (For Chiang Kai-Shek) Curb Pledged By Britain To Appease Japanese |
1 |
| 07/13/1940 |
Petain Designates (Pierre) Laval As His Heir |
1 |
| 07/13/1940 |
(U.S. Airplane) Engine Bottleneck Slows Planes For Britain; 70 To 100 Held Up At Curtiss Buffalo Plant (P-40’s) |
1 |
| 07/13/1940 |
‘Asia For Asiatics’ Opposed By Chiang (Kai-Shek, In Deference To Roosevelt)-Program Offered By Roosevelt Aide Will Help Japan, Says China’s Generalissimo |
2 |
| 07/13/1940 |
British Recognize Ethiopia As Ally |
2 |
| 07/13/1940 |
British At Trinidad Fired At U.S. Vessel (‘Flying Fish,’ A U.S. Freighter Trying To Enter Harbor-Blockade) |
2 |
| 07/13/1940 |
Starvation Held Facing 35 Million (In Europe) |
4 |
| 07/13/1940 |
(William C.) Bullitt In Madrid To Hasten Reports |
4 |
| 07/13/1940 |
Talk Of U.S. Buying Americas’ Surplus (Raw Material To Keep It From Germany)-Resale Abroad (To England) Planned-System Ascribed To President (Roosevelt) |
6 |
| 07/13/1940 |
Nazis Warn Of Reprisals Against Our Plane Sales (To England) |
6 |
| 07/13/1940 |
Allegheny Steal Clears $1,008,121-Compares With $147,740 In The Same Period Of 1939 |
17 |
| 07/14/1940 |
U.S. Removes Curb On Child Refugees-Quota Limits AlteredAll Under 16 Able To Get Passage |
1 |
| 07/13/1940 |
London Sees (German) Air War Failing-British Defenders Bag 12 Nazi Planes |
1 |
| 07/13/1940 |
Pan-America (Sumner Welles) Backs Move To Protect New World Islands (French Possessions & British Possessions Should England Fall!) |
1 |
| 07/13/1940 |
President (Roosevelt) Cruises, (Confidant, Judge Samuel I.) Rosenman A Guest |
4 |
| 07/13/1940 |
(189) Educators (Listed) Favor Universal (Compulsory Military Service (For U.S.) |
9 |
| 07/13/1940 |
Liner (‘Washington’) Brings 1,609 (Passengers) From British Isles (273 Are Americans) |
22 |
| 07/13/1940 |
Rich Chileans Reported Seeking Nazis’ Help To Return To Power |
23 |
| 07/13/1940 |
Nazi Propaganda Active In Brazil-Slurs On United States |
24 |
| 07/13/1940 |
(William C.) Bullitt Recounts Seizure Of France-Calls German Army’s Behavior ‘Correct’-Says He Knew Of No Trouble For Americans |
27 |
| 07/14/1940 |
France’s Fate Seen As Warning To Us (By N.Y. City Rabbis) |
28 |
| 07/14/1940 |
Britain Can Keep Wheat From Nazis (And The Rest Of Europe!)-Our Exports Are Reduced-World Crop Estimates Indicate She Can Curb Flow Until Next Harvest |
29 |
| 07/14/1940 |
Nazis Accuse (Eduard) Daladier-Charge He As Premier Justified Intervention (Of Allies) In Scandanavia |
29 |
| 07/14/1940 |
Cartoon: Ape (‘Germany’) With Parachute & Swastika Carrying Sign ‘We Come As Friends’ |
E-3 |
| 07/14/1940 |
Problem Of Supply Facing Nazis-Germans Confronted With Task Of Feeding Themselves And Victims (Occupied Peoples) Through Winter-Effect Of (British) Blockade (Obviously The Hope Is That Germany Will Fail And That Famine And Revolution Will Result) |
E-4 |
| 07/14/1940 |
British Propaganda Cartoons |
E-5 & E-6 |
| 07/14/1940 |
Picture: Admiral Harold R. Stark, Chief Of Naval Operations (Supports A Two-Ocean U.S. Navy) |
E-6 |
| 07/15/1940 |
R. A. F. Beats Off Nazi Dive Bombers |
1 |
| 07/15/1940 |
Col. (Fulgencio) Batista Claims Cuban Presidency; Clashes Mar Vote-’Terror’ Charged To Army-Opposition Is Barred At Polls, Grau, San Martin Asserts (Picture, P. 5) |
1 |
| 07/15/1940 |
British Use Fish Vans To Carry Wounded (Funds Sought For More U.S. Ambulances Without Cost) |
2 |
| 07/15/1940 |
Was Not Betrayed, Belgium Contends-All Reserves Exhausted |
3 |
| 07/15/1940 |
Nazis Call U.S. Foe Of Latin America-’Protection’ (By U.S.) Held Peril |
5 |
| 07/15/1940 |
German Propaganda Is Forced Into The Press And Radio Of Chile |
5 |
| 07/15/1940 |
Advertisement, Full Page: Defense Now Needs Union Now (U.S. And British Empire Should Unify) |
11 |
| 07/15/1940 |
(Col. Leonard F. Ayres) Ties Our Economy To Britain’s Fate |
24 |
| 07/16/1940 |
22 Nazi Airdromes Raided By British |
1 |
| 07/16/1940 |
Nazis Warn London On Churchill Dare-Berlin Holds British Leader’s Pledge Of Stubborn Defense Sacrifices ‘Open City’ (Status) |
8 |
| 07/16/1940 |
Axis To Give Britain Chance To Join ‘Renovation’ Of Europe, Rome Hears |
8 |
| 07/16/1940 |
U.S. Cruiser (‘Trenton’) Brings Royalty Of Dutchy (Of Luxembourg, To U.S.) |
9 |
| 07/16/1940 |
627 (War) Tanks Ordered; Heavily Armored-A. C. F. Will Build Them |
15 |
| 07/16/1940 |
Naval Vessels Quit Pearl Harbor Base-2 Columns Off To Maui; Stirring Rumor Of Patrol Mission |
15 |
| 07/16/1940 |
Pictures: Refugees Arriving On Excambion (Darius Milhaud Amongpassengers) |
19 |
| 07/17/1940 |
Roosevelt Leaves Third Term (‘Draft’) To Party; Releases Delegates For A Free Choice; Move To Draft Him Is Set For Tonight-(‘Dear Alben’ W.) Barkley Tells Delegates President (Roosevelt) Has ‘No Desire’ To Run |
1 |
| 07/17/1940 |
U.S. Resists Closing Of The Burma Road (Supplying Armament To Chiang Kai-Shek From The U.S.), Hull Makes Clear |
1 |
| 07/17/1940 |
Japanese Cabinet Forced To Resign |
1 |
| 07/17/1940 |
German Jews Balked In Emigration Moves-Washington Stricter In Tests-Few Routes To U.S. |
11 |
| 07/17/1940 |
Rotterdam Bombing (By Germans) Scored As ‘Fiendish’ (By Royal Netherlands Legation At Washington) |
17 |
| 07/17/1940 |
War Aid To France Ample, British Say-415,Ooo Men Sent Over-Help Beyond Scale Of 1915 Exceeding Pledges |
22 |
| 07/18/1940 |
Roosevelt Renominated On First Ballot; Strict Anti-War Platform Is Adopted; No Army Abroad Unless U.S. Is Attacked |
1 |
| 07/18/1940 |
Army Of 2,000,000 A Minimum Need, (Gen. George C.) Marshall Insists |
1 |
| 07/18/1940 |
Text Of The Declaration Of Principles As Adopted By The Democratic (Presidential) Convention |
4 |
| 07/18/1940 |
‘Draft’ Of Roosevelt Is Traced To Inner Circle Of The New Deal (Handily Controlled By Roosevelt)-Arthur Krock |
5 |
| 07/18/1940 |
(Harry L.) Hopkins Operates Behind The Scenes-(U.S. Att’y. General, Robert H.) Jackson In Background |
6 |
| 07/18/1940 |
(Herbert) Lehman Second (Roosevelt’s Nomination), Extols Roosevelt |
7 |
| 07/18/1940 |
German Chemist (Dr. Emil Wolff) Is Held For Trial (In Panama As A German Agent) |
8 |
| 07/18/1940 |
WPA Allots Work At Military Posts |
9 |
| 07/18/1940 |
Rumania To Rush (3,000 Tank Cars Of) Gasoline To Nazis |
13 |
| 07/18/1940 |
‘Big Three’ (Konoye, Matsuoka & Yoshida) Named To Tokyo Cabinet (In Attempt To Deal With Intolerable U.S. Relations) |
14 |
| 07/18/1940 |
Shanghai (U.S.) Marines Again Denounced (By Japan) |
14 |
| 07/18/1940 |
Chinese Condemn (Threatened) Burma Road Ban (By British) |
14 |
| 07/19/1940 |
‘Draft’ (Of Roosevelt) Must Be Made By People, He Asserts As Convention Ends-Assails Conquest-Wins Fight For Wallace As His Running Mate |
1 |
| 07/19/1940 |
British Hail Naming Of Roosevelt As Friendly To Them |
4 |
| 07/19/1940 |
Nazis Say Planks Admit Revolution (In U.S.) |
4 |
| 07/19/1940 |
Russia Is Warned (By Italy) Not To ‘Trick’ Axis |
7 |
| 07/19/1940 |
U.S. Weighs Stand On Petain Regime-Morgenthau Says Disposition Of (French) Funds Hinges On ‘What Is French Government’-Vichy Is Not Recognized |
8 |
| 07/19/1940 |
(30,000 Remaining Our Of 200,000) Paris Jews Await Their Fate Calmly-Jewish Homes Requisitioned |
8 |
| 07/19/1940 |
Konoye Is Seeking Quick China Peace |
9 |
| 07/19/1940 |
Americans Report Nazis Fill Spain (Reports From Passengers Arriving On ‘Manhattan’) |
10 |
| 07/19/1940 |
Churchill Frowns On (Child) Refugee Plans |
19 |
| 07/20/1940 |
Yield Or Face Ruin, Hitler Demands; London Is Scornful Of His Threat-Britain Is Defiant-Hitler’s Peace Not Worthy Of Comment-But Churchill May Reply |
1 |
| 07/20/1940 |
Germany Orders Reprisal On Dutch |
2 |
| 07/20/1940 |
Text Of Chancellor Adolf Hitler’s ‘Last (Peace) Appeal’ To Britain For ‘Common Sense’ Peace |
4&5 |
| 07/20/1940 |
Hitler’s Severe’ Speech Disappoints Washington (Sumner Welles) |
5 |
| 07/20/1940 |
Hitler Says War Keeps Him From (Attaining) Goal In Reich |
5 |
| 07/20/1940 |
U.S. Would Discuss The China Problem-(Sumner) Welles Reiterates We Are Willing To Negotiate To End Extra-Territoriality |
6 |
| 07/20/1940 |
Picture; Eleanor Roosevelt & Mrs. Henry A. Wallace |
8 |
| 07/20/1940 |
(Englishman A. C. Wickman) Says Our Plants Must Modernize (To Be Able To Provide England With Desired Armaments)-Calls Mass Output Best |
30 |
| 07/20/1940 |
WPA Gives Program On Defense Training |
30 |
| 07/21/1940 |
British Beat Off Mass Raids By Swarms Of Nazi Planes; R. A. F. Bombs German Bases-Sky Battles Fierce |
1 |
| 07/21/1940 |
Roosevelt Signs 2-Ocean Navy Bill; Start Now Sought |
1 |
| 07/21/1940 |
(William C.) Bullitt Back, Says France Of Petain (And Laval) Is No Fascist State |
1 |
| 07/21/1940 |
Nazis Again Warn Britons To Give Up-Press And Radio Urge Ousting Of Churchill So Peace Can Be Reached Immediately |
1 |
| 07/21/1940 |
Hull Is Acclaimed By Havana Throng (Pan-American Conference Of Foreign Ministers Called By Him) |
1 |
| 07/21/1940 |
Embargo On Scrap Iron (Shipments) To Japan Studied Under May Defense Act |
14 |
| 07/21/1940 |
Refugee Aid Plan (Dominican Republic Settlement Association, Inc. Of New York) Is Filed With Sec (Contract To Settle 100,000 Refugees, Mostly German Jews And Those From German-Occupied Countries In The Dominican Republic-Idea Grew Out Of The Roosevelt-Sponsored, Pre-War Evian Conference) |
15 |
| 07/21/1940 |
Nazis Downfall Forecast By Rabbi (Louis I. Newman, N.Y. City)-Freedom Here Is Praised |
21 |
| 07/21/1940 |
Severance Of Trade With Nazis Is Urged (By Dr. Joseph Tenenbaum, Chairman Of Joint [German] Boycott Council Of The American Jewish Congress And The Jewish Labor Committee And Former Chairman Of The American Federation Of Polish Jews) |
22 |
| 07/21/1940 |
Nazis Said To Revive Ukrainian Ambitions (Report From London) |
23 |
| 07/21/1940 |
Petain In New Post, Keeps His Simplicity |
24 |
| 07/21/1940 |
Reich Blacklists Mutual Radio System For 31 Stations’ Ban On Hitler’s Speech (In America) |
25 |
| 07/21/1940 |
Picture; John G. Winant, Chairman Of The International Labor Office (‘Ilo’) Of The League Of Nations |
25 |
| 07/21/1940 |
Nazis Need Of Oil Stirs British Hope-Blockade Will Increase-London Thinks A Few Months Will Bring Severe Lack Of Fuel For Axis Powers |
26 |
| 07/21/1940 |
Big School Job Is Seen In Drive To Aid Defense |
D-4 |
| 07/21/1940 |
Hitler’s ‘Last Chance’ Leaves British Coolish-London Not Much Impressed |
E-3 |
| 07/21/1940 |
British Are Confident Of Power To Win War |
E-4 |
| 07/21/1940 |
U.S. In Pacific Held To Be Impregnable (Admiral J. O. Richardson, Commander Of U.S. Fleet, Soon To Be Replaced By Admiral Husband E. Kimmel) |
E-6 |
| 07/21/1940 |
The Nazi Regime As A Development Of German History-Reviews Of German Economy, 1870-1940 And Germany Rampant |
Book 3 |
| 07/22/1940 |
Halifax To Reject Hitler’s (Peace) Bid Today |
1 |
| 07/22/1940 |
Stalin Seen Awaiting Nazi Check By Britain Before Turning Policy (Report From London) |
3 |
| 07/22/1940 |
Picture; German Apartment Houses (Western Germany) Hit By British Bombs |
4 |
| 07/22/1940 |
Roosevelt Hears (William C.) Bullitt’s Report |
9 |
| 07/22/1940 |
Roosevelt Ask (By Italian, Virginio Gayda) To Study Fascism-Terms (His) Stand (Against Axis) Ignorance |
18 |
| 07/22/1940 |
Educators Ponder Barriers To Negro |
19 |
| 07/23/1940 |
Hull Asks Pan-American Trusteeship Of Europe’s Colonies In (This) Hemisphere (At Havana Pan-American Conference Of Foreign Ministers, Called By Hull)-Transfer (Of Sovereignty [To Germany Or Italy By A Conquered Allied Nation]) Opposed |
1 |
| 07/23/1940 |
British Rebuff Hitler (Peace Offer) Defy Threats-Halifax Adamant (Text, P. 4) |
1 |
| 07/23/1940 |
British Intensify Air Raids On Reich |
1 |
| 07/23/1940 |
Roosevelt Urges Loans To Americas (Cooperating With U.S.-Text, P. 15) |
1 |
| 07/23/1940 |
Panama (Registry) Ship Sunk (‘Frossoula’); Nazis Are Blamed (British Report) |
3 |
| 07/23/1940 |
Roosevelt Incites Britain, Nazis Say |
4 |
| 07/23/1940 |
British Aiding Us (U.S. !, Lord) Lothian Declares |
4 |
| 07/23/1940 |
Barrier To Peace Imputed (Bucharest Report) To Hitler (Alleges Peace Offer Was Actually An ‘Avowal That Peace Was Impossible’) |
7 |
| 07/23/1940 |
June Arms Buying (By England) Set A Record Here |
17 |
| 07/23/1940 |
Schools Accused Of Coddling Aliens (By Prof. George T. Renner) |
40 |
| 07/24/1940 |
Trial (Riom Trial) Of Daladier And His War Aides Ordered In France |
1 |
| 07/23/1940 |
Nazis Are Infuriated By (Lord) Halifax; Threaten An Immediate Invasion |
1 |
| 07/23/1940 |
Roosevelt Ironic On Former Backers Who Go To Willkie |
1 |
| 07/23/1940 |
Havana (Conference Of Pan-American Foreign Ministers, Controlled By U.S.) Parley Drafts Plan For Taking Over Colonies (Deemed) Threatened From Abroad-Nazi Rule Barred-Loophole For (Procrastinating) Argentina (A ‘Vice’ Never Forgotten By The U.S.-Only Nations Ratifying (‘Cooperating With U.S.’) Plan To Participate (Share In The Spoils Of War)-None Can Acquire Sovereignty |
1 |
| 07/23/1940 |
U.S. (Sumner Welles) Lashes Soviet For Baltic Seizure (Of Estonia, Lithuania And Latvia) |
1 |
| 07/23/1940 |
Poles (Sikorsky-See Death In Airplane Crash Later At Gibraltar-Never Satisfactorily Explained!) And British Sign Military Pact |
2 |
| 07/23/1940 |
De Gaulle Says War On Nazis Is Resumed (By France) |
2 |
| 07/23/1940 |
Germany Belittles (U.S. Supported) Havana Conference |
4 |
| 07/23/1940 |
U.S. Marines On Good-Will Tour Of South America (From U.S. Cruiser ‘Phoenix’ Anchored At Valparaiso, Chile, A Nation Reported Leaning Toward Germany) |
5 |
| 07/23/1940 |
Watch Ship To Trap Trotsky (Lev Bronstein) Assailants |
5 |
| 07/24/1940 |
Japanese Alliance To Axis Eschewed (By Prince Konoye) |
9 |
| 07/24/1940 |
104 (Child) Refugees Get New Mass Visa (To U.S.) |
12 |
| 07/24/1940 |
French ‘Sold Out’ (By Fifth Column) U.S. (Volunteer) Women Charge |
13 |
| 07/24/1940 |
R. A. F. Widens Drive On Reich |
1 |
| 07/24/1940 |
5th Column Curbs For The Americas Urged At Havana (Conference, Controlled By U.S.)-Hull Denies Rift |
1 |
| 07/24/1940 |
R. A. F. Expects Of Us 3,000 Craft A Month |
1 |
| 07/24/1940 |
British Beat Back Fierce Nazi Raids-Germans Use American Planes Captured In France |
1 |
| 07/24/1940 |
Nazis Continue To Deride Havana Parley; Local Papers Diverge In Their Judgments |
3 |
| 07/24/1940 |
Oil Outlook Good, Nazis’ Study Says-Russian Exports Needed |
4 |
| 07/24/1940 |
Rumania Will Run Biggest Oil Works-British And Dutch Controlled Astra Romana Corporation Taken Over By Regime-Tank Cars Requisitioned |
4 |
| 07/24/1940 |
R. A. F. Dropping (Propaganda) ‘News’ Leaflets In France In Hope Of Creating Trouble For Germans |
5 |
| 07/24/1940 |
Daladier Is Facing Stern Punishment (Riom Trial) |
6 |
| 07/24/1940 |
Japanese Hold Up American Supplies |
7 |
| 07/24/1940 |
Sales Record Set By Glen L. Martin (Aircraft Corp’n.) |
27 |
| 07/26/1940 |
Embargo Put On Oil, Scrap Metal In License Order By Roosevelt-Ban Affects Japan-Oil To Spain Stopped |
1 |
| 07/26/1940 |
Johnson Resigns As Stimson Aide; (Robert Porter) Patterson (Now Attending Volunteer Plattsburg Military Training Camp) Named |
1 |
| 07/26/1940 |
Argentina Blocks (U.S.) Trusteeship Plan (On Territory Seized To Keep It From Germany At U.S. Dominated Havana Pan-American Foreign Ministers Conference-Hull ‘Declined To Comment’) |
1 |
| 07/26/1940 |
Britain To Extend Blockade To Spain-Portugal Will Be Included To Bar War Supplies, Chiefly Oil From All Europe |
1 |
| 07/26/1940 |
Rumania Sends Jews (Refugees) Back To Bessarabia |
2 |
| 07/26/1940 |
Special (Riom) Tribunal Will Try Daladier |
3 |
| 07/26/1940 |
Ducal (Luxembourg) Refugees President’s (Roosevelt’s) Guests |
3 |
| 07/26/1940 |
U.S. Is Decadent Says M. Marquet (Vichy Minister Of Interior) |
3 |
| 07/26/1940 |
(Dr. Walther) Funk Warns U.S. On Trade Policies |
6 |
| 07/26/1940 |
British Will Not Force Help Upon Ireland |
6 |
| 07/26/1940 |
Bolivian Tin Mines Coveted By Hitler (And Others!)-Opportunity Offered U.S. |
7 |
| 07/26/1940 |
Morgenthau Hails British Plane Aid (By U.S.)-3,000 A Month Means A Vast Expansion In Our Industry, Secretary Asserts-$7,000,000 Cost Seen |
9 |
| 07/26/1940 |
40,000 Planes A Year Possible Says (Robert E.) Gross (Of Lockheed Aircraft Co.) |
9 |
| 07/26/1940 |
Maine Gets WPA Aid In Defense Program |
9 |
| 07/26/1940 |
Canal Zone Safe, (Admiral William D.) Leahy Tells (World) Fair |
13 |
| 07/26/1940 |
Arming Is Favored By Episcopalians (Anglicans) |
15 |
| 07/26/1940 |
Fight On Fascism Urged Of Teachers (By Dr. Walter Rudlin Of Sarah Lawrence College At N.Y. State Council For Social Studies) |
19 |
| 07/26/1940 |
Miss (Frances, ‘Ma’) Perkins (U.S. Sec. Of Labor) Sees Job Rise For Year |
20 |
| 07/26/1940 |
Threatens To Drop British Goods Here (Protest Of Export Tax Levied By British Government On Goods To Be Sold In U.S.) |
31 |
| 07/27/1940 |
British Hold Rumanian Ships |
1 |
| 07/27/1940 |
Three (Rumanian) Cargo Ships Seized At Port Said (By British) |
1 |
| 07/27/1940 |
Roosevelt Urges Safety For Refugee Ships As House Group Approves Bill For Children (Refugees) |
1 |
| 07/27/1940 |
Use Of U.S. Tanker Granted Russians |
2 |
| 07/27/1940 |
Britain To Operate French Warships (Seized By Them In Military Action After France Surrendered) |
2 |
| 07/27/1940 |
Irish Defend (Their Neutral) Policy Against U.S. Critics |
3 |
| 07/27/1940 |
Reich (Peace) Terms Reported Offered Via Sweden; Alleged Peace Plan An ‘Ultimatum’ To British (Allegedly, A Report From Berlin-Terms Listed) |
3 |
| 07/27/1940 |
Japan Is Aroused By U.S. Embargo |
4 |
| 07/27/1940 |
4,000,000th Briton Will Register Today |
4 |
| 07/27/1940 |
Rumanian Jews Uneasy |
4 |
| 07/27/1940 |
President (Roosevelt) To View Arming Process |
6 |
| 07/27/1940 |
(U.S. Red Cross Chairman) Says Nazis Spare (Do Not Confiscate) Red Cross Supplies |
13 |
| 07/27/1940 |
Registering Aliens To Be Questioned |
15 |
| 07/27/1940 |
Migrant Labor (In U.S.) To Be Fingerprinted (For Identification Of Southern Negro Workers) |
15 |
| 07/28/1940 |
Roosevelt Moves To Help Red Cross And The Refugees-He Appoints Morgenthau And Wallace To Assist Agency’s $50,000,000 Buying |
1 |
| 07/28/1940 |
Havana (Pan-American Foreign Ministers’) Parley (Dominated By U.S.) Reaches Full Accord On Colonies, Trade And 5th Column; Argentina Accepts Hull’s Program |
1 |
| 07/28/1940 |
Nazi ‘Peace Drive’ Has 3 Objectives (Stockholm Report) |
1 |
| 07/28/1940 |
Nazis Get Copper Of Big Bor (Yugoslavian) Mines |
3 |
| 07/28/1940 |
British Reprisals May Hit Rumania-Blockade Issues Studied |
8 |
| 07/28/1940 |
Gandhi Non-Violence Is Modified In India |
9 |
| 07/28/1940 |
(Sumner) Welles Summons The Soviet Envoy-Export Ruling Explained-Acting Secretary (Of State) Calls Tokyo’s Ambassador |
10 |
| 07/28/1940 |
Reich Denies Aim To Suppress Dutch |
11 |
| 07/28/1940 |
Nazi Threat Minimized (By Bogota, Columbia Newspaper) |
13 |
| 07/28/1940 |
Brazilians Opposed (Roosevelt’s Resource) Cartel As Unsound-Declare Inter-Americans Buying Up Of Surpluses May Lead To Post-War Dumping (Of These Same Resources)-U.S. Financing Favored |
15 |
| 07/28/1940 |
Paraguay Seeking A Military Accord (With U.S.) |
16 |
| 07/28/1940 |
Japanese Leaders Adopt New Policy |
17 |
| 07/28/1940 |
U.S. Export Curbs (Against Japanese) Hailed By Chinese |
17 |
| 07/28/1940 |
U.S. Invasion Fear Held Groundless (By Col. Frederick Palmer)-Hitler Unable To Attack Here Without Long And Difficult Preparation |
18 |
| 07/28/1940 |
Another Low, British Cartoon |
E-3 |
| 07/28/1940 |
Soviet In March West, Steps On German Toes |
E-5 |
| 07/28/1940 |
Bewildered Poles Subsist Day By Day |
E-5 |
| 07/28/1940 |
Picture: Alfred Rosenberg-Sweden’s Neutrality A Test |
E-5 |
| 07/28/1940 |
Stephan Zweig (Recently Arrived From Europe On A Boat For Child Refugees) Talks On The Plight Of The European Artist |
Mag. 2 |
| 07/28/1940 |
Picture: In A British Arms Factory (Child Labor?) |
Mag. 1 |
| 07/29/1940 |
U.S. Ambassador (Joseph P. Kennedy) Gives An Ambulance To Great Britain |
3 |
| 07/29/1940 |
Picture; Riflemen In England ‘Preparing To Bring Down Nazi Parachutists’ (Practicing On Parachutes Still In The Air!) |
3 |
| 07/29/1940 |
British Send Warning To Rumania Of Blockade Over Pro-Axis Policy |
3 |
| 07/29/1940 |
Costa Rica Puts Off Naturalizing Nazis-Germans Are Believed To Seek Citizenship To Aid Plots |
5 |
| 07/29/1940 |
Socialist Economy Held Best For Defense (By Norman Thomas And Associates)-Urge U.S. To Avoid War |
6 |
| 07/29/1940 |
College Teachers Back Defense Call-Polled By Harvard Group |
6 |
| 07/29/1940 |
Aid To Aliens Laid To Miss (Frances) Perkins (U.S. Sec. Of Labor)-Use Of 1917 Law Is Cited |
15 |
| 07/29/1940 |
Meeting In Havana (Dominated By Roosevelt) Worries Germany-Reich Sees In (Roosevelt-Sponsored) Cartel (To Deprive Germany Of Resources)A Weapon Forged By Washington For Long-Range Blockade-U.S. Termed Inconsistent |
21 |
| 07/30/1940 |
British Repel Mass (German) Air Raids Over Dover; Bomb Cherbourg (France) Oil Tanks-German Bases Pounded |
1 |
| 07/30/1940 |
‘Economic Front’ Urged By Farrell (Of U.S. Steel)-Says British Might Join Us |
1 |
| 07/30/1940 |
Two British Liners (‘Cameronia’ & ‘Britannic’) Bring 372 Children (Total Of 1,323 Passengers) |
3 |
| 07/30/1940 |
Sale Of (60 ‘Overaged’ But Serviceable U.S.) Destroyers To Britain Is Urged (By Committee To Defend America By Aiding The Allies, William Allen White [Nominal] Chairman) |
4 |
| 07/30/1940 |
Texts Of The Agreements Reached At (U.S.-Dominated) Pan-American Conference At Havana |
8 |
| 07/30/1940 |
Reich Control Seen Over Rumanian Oil |
8 |
| 07/30/1940 |
Tokyo Peace Offer Reported Rebuffed; Chiang (Kai-Shek) Said To Bar 5-Province Cession |
10 |
| 07/30/1940 |
Japan Sees Easing Of (U.S.) Embargo Peril |
10 |
| 07/30/1940 |
Poland Protests To U.S.-Seizure Of Vilna By Soviet Is Believed Basis Of Note (Delivered By Polish Envoy, Count Jerzy Potocki) |
13 |
| 07/30/1940 |
Army Buys Diesels For Medium Tanks |
26 |
| 07/31/1940 |
Britain Tightens Blockade To Cover All Of Continent; Fliers Again Smash At Reich |
1 |
| 07/31/1940 |
(‘Free’) French (Those Commanded By De Gaulle) Help R. A. F. Bomb Germany — Ruhr A Chief Target |
1 |
| 07/31/1940 |
U.S. To Keep (Armament Supply) Ships Running To Europe (Britain)-Despite Blockade |
2 |
| 07/31/1940 |
Rumanian Offers Population Trade (To Eliminate Minorities) |
3 |
| 07/31/1940 |
(Dr. Walther) Funk’s (Widely Publicized) Views On Gold Held Distorted Here (By Berlin) |
3 |
| 07/31/1940 |
Red Cross Man Flies Today To Aid British |
3 |
| 07/31/1940 |
(Sumner) Welles Cites View On Act Of Havana-Silent On French Status |
4 |
| 07/31/1940 |
Text Of Hull’s Statement On Havana Result |
4 |
| 07/31/1940 |
Picture: Hull And (U.S. Supporter, Col. Fulgencio Batista, Of Cuba, Listening Intently |
4 |
| 07/31/1940 |
Henri-Haye Named Petain (French) Envoy Here (Picture)-Instructed U.S. Troops (In 1918) |
8 |
| 07/31/1940 |
Form Unit To Make Synthetic Rubber |
10 |
| 07/31/1940 |
Alien Registration To Cover 3,600,000-No ‘Witch Hunt’ Planned (Order Of Earl G. Harrison) |
11 |
