| 08/01/1940 |
Roosevelt Embargoes Aviation Gas-Americas Exempt-Canada (England) May Buy Fuel For Planes But Not Send It To Britain |
1 |
| 08/01/1940 |
(Leo T.) Crowley (Later Takes Over From Morgenthau As Alien Property Custodian) Is Slated To Lead Democrats (Succeeds James A. Farley Who Did Not Favor A Third Term For Roosevelt) |
1 |
| 08/01/1940 |
France To Seize Fortunes Of Rothschild, Louis-Dreyfus And Other Noted Exiles (Property Confiscated As A Result Of Their Fleeing France To The Britain) |
1 |
| 08/01/1940 |
Rumania Iron Firm Falls To Germans-Goering Kin On New Board |
4 |
| 08/01/1940 |
Havana Resolution Rouses Nazi Jeers |
4 |
| 08/01/1940 |
Maginot (Defense Line) Concrete Failed Under Fire |
8 |
| 08/01/1940 |
(U.S. Plane Makers Act To Speed Arming |
12 |
| 08/01/1940 |
(American Civil) Liberties Union (Aclu) Sees Minorities Curbed-Appeals To Attorney General (Robert H. Jackson) For An Investigation |
16 |
| 08/01/1940 |
1920 Census Index Completed By WPA |
19 |
| 08/02/1940 |
Reich Is Placated By Soviet Premier (Molotoff) |
1 |
| 08/02/1940 |
Molotoff Sees U.S. In War |
1 |
| 08/02/1940 |
200,000 Children (Refugees) Seek Haven; Drive Here Asks Funds For Them |
1 |
| 08/02/1940 |
(Minnesota Isolationist Senator Ernest) Lundeen Issues Call For Anti-War Party To Be Formed In Chicago By Farmers, Labor |
5 |
| 08/02/1940 |
Picture: Winston Churchill Inspecting A U.S.-Made ‘Tommy’ (Machine) Gun-The Famous Picture! |
6 |
| 08/02/1940 |
British See Strife With Japan Ahead |
7 |
| 08/02/1940 |
6 More Ambulances (Gifts From The U.S.) To Go To British |
7 |
| 08/02/1940 |
‘Snooping’ Of Britons Laid To Duff Cooper (Churchill’s Minister Of Information) |
7 |
| 08/02/1940 |
Berlin Discounts Havana Results (U.S.-Controlled Pan-American Conference) |
7 |
| 08/02/1940 |
Shelled British (Armored) Merchant Cruiser Is At Rio De Janeiro For Repairs-Alcantara Has Hole In Starboard Hull Just Above Water Line-Battle Outside (U.S.-Declared American Defense Zone |
8 |
| 08/03/1940 |
Japanese Seized By London Police |
1 |
| 08/03/1940 |
Port Of Hamburg In Ruins, 100 Cities Hit, London Says (Map, P. 2) |
1 |
| 08/03/1940 |
Court In France Dooms De Gaulle (To Death For Carrying On The War In Cooperation With England)-Vichy’s ‘War Guilt (Riom Trial) Judges Named |
1 |
| 08/03/1940 |
New Curbs Placed On Jews In Reich-Emigrants Forbidden To Take More Than Most Essential Articles Of Clothing |
2 |
| 08/03/1940 |
France To Dissolve Free Mason’s Order |
2 |
| 08/03/1940 |
Picture: Destroyed House In Hamburg, Germany (R. A. F. Bombing) |
3 |
| 08/03/1940 |
Russia Says Finns Beat Her Friends |
3 |
| 08/03/1940 |
Anne Morgan (Les Amis De La France) Praised By Returning Aides |
3 |
| 08/03/1940 |
20,000 More (Volunteer) Canadian Troops In England; Hundreds Of Americans In Second Contingent |
4 |
| 08/03/1940 |
Molotoff Speech Pleases Germany |
4 |
| 08/03/1940 |
U.S.-Tokyo Clash Over Rubber Seen (By Gen. Kuniaki Koiso) |
5 |
| 08/03/1940 |
Review Of ‘Hate’ (Anti-German) Propaganda Film, ‘The Man I Married’ |
9 |
| 08/03/1940 |
Reich Film (German Newsreel) Cheered Here |
9 |
| 08/03/1940 |
(Archibald) M’leish (Roosevelt-Appointed Librarian Of Congress) Denies Acting As President’s (Roosevelt’s) Envoy (On Matters ‘Including Aid To The Allies’) |
13 |
| 08/04/1940 |
Japan Protests British Arrests (Of Japanese In London) And Oil Curb (Embargo) By United States |
1 |
| 08/04/1940 |
R. A. F. Continues Raids On Reich |
1 |
| 08/04/1940 |
WPA Communists Taken Off Rolls |
3 |
| 08/04/1940 |
Negroes (Southern Negro Leaders) Request Share In Defense |
5 |
| 08/04/1940 |
(Col. Charles A.) Lindbergh To Urge (U.S.) Aloofness In War |
6 |
| 08/04/1940 |
(Gen. John J.) Pershing On Air Tonight Will Discuss ‘Security’ |
6 |
| 08/04/1940 |
Press In Midwest Strong For (Compulsory U.S. Military) Draft |
6 |
| 08/04/1940 |
(Lewin B. Barringer) Says Sail Planes (Gliders) Can Train Pilots |
6 |
| 08/04/1940 |
Roosevelt Names 68 Navy Vessels |
12 |
| 08/04/1940 |
‘Mercy Ship’ (‘Mc Keesport’) Kept Part Of Its Cargo (Left Marseilles Before Unloading Completely And Avoided Of Any Of Its Cargo By The Germans)-(Cargo) Now To Be Sent To England (On British Ships Allegedly) |
12 |
| 08/04/1940 |
Refugee Aid Now Urged By (American) Friends (‘Quakers,’ Service Committee) |
14 |
| 08/04/1940 |
How U.S. Requires Visas For British (Children) |
15 |
| 08/04/1940 |
Nazis’ Propaganda Fails To Win Peru (With Help From U.S. Warship And Marines On ‘Friendship Visit’)-Japan Held Chief Danger |
16 |
| 08/04/1940 |
British (Naval) Squadron Visits Cameroons |
22 |
| 08/04/1940 |
War Of Imperialism Forecast By Soviet |
22 |
| 08/04/1940 |
Americans Are Urged To Quit Austria Now (By U.S. Consulate General) |
23 |
| 08/04/1940 |
Vichy For Curbing War Aid To Nazis |
24 |
| 08/04/1940 |
Riom A Scene Of (French War Crimes) Trials-Seat Of Impending ‘War Guilt’ Cases |
24 |
| 08/04/1940 |
Nazi Decline Signals Seen By Duff Cooper (Churchill’s Minister Of Information [Propaganda!])-He Cites Population Fall And Rise Of Disease And Crime (He Had Always Hated Hitler And Always Would) |
27 |
| 08/04/1940 |
Fifth Column Now Closely Watched-German And Italian Envoys Face Warning From State And Justice Departments-By Alsop And Kintner |
30 |
| 08/04/1940 |
Second World War Charged Up To U.S. (Dr. Frank Aydelotte At Gathering To Honor Carl J. Hambro Who Also Spoke Along The Same Lines) |
32 |
| 08/04/1940 |
Democracy’s Peril Seen (Student Justin Hartman At Y. M. C. A. Meeting) |
32 |
| 08/04/1940 |
(Dr. Clyde R. Miller, Director, Institute For Propaganda Analysis) Hails Analysis Of Propaganda As Enlightening (The ‘Study’ Involved Only ‘German Propaganda’) |
D-4 |
| 08/04/1940 |
Picture: British Bombers That Carry The War To Germany (Wellington Bombers-Always Considered From The Standpoint Of ‘Our’ Bombers) |
E-1 |
| 08/04/1940 |
Germans Boast War Is As Good As Won |
E-4 |
| 08/04/1940 |
Britain Extends Range Of Blockade-She Also Keeps Her Supply Lanes Open |
E-4 |
| 08/04/1940 |
Japan Is Now Pushing A ‘Greater East Asia’ |
E-5 |
| 08/04/1940 |
Cartoons: ‘The Big Three,’ Mussolini, Hitler And Stalin |
E-5 |
| 08/04/1940 |
Americas Create A Spirit Of Trust-Old Prejudices Are Forgotten In Face Of Common Peril (Many Anti-German Cartoons Etc.) |
E-6 |
| 08/04/1940 |
German Cartoons Criticizing U.S. Policy In South America |
E-6 |
| 08/04/1940 |
Picture: Adolf A. Berle, Jr., Ass’t. U.S. Secretary Of State |
E-6 |
| 08/04/1940 |
Tolischus, Otto D., They Wanted War, Reynal And Hitchcock, N.Y., ‘Germany On The Nazi Forge’-How Hitler Created A Spearhead For World Revolution (Plus Another Low Cartoon, One Of Many At This Period) |
Book 1 |
| 08/04/1940 |
Laski, Harold J., The American President, Harper And Brothers, N.Y |
Book 5 |
| 08/04/1940 |
Ten Scenes In Europe’s Tragic Drama (Anti-German) Harold Callender |
Mag. 3 |
| 08/04/1940 |
The Unblinking Eyes Of Britain, Robert P. Frost (Heroic Treatment Of British Position) |
Mag. 4 |
| 08/04/1940 |
On Britain’s Ramparts |
Roto. 1 |
| 08/04/1940 |
Men And Munitions (Roosevelt On Tour) |
Roto. 3 |
| 08/04/1940 |
In Conquered France |
Roto. 6 |
| 08/05/1940 |
(Col. Charles A.) Lindbergh Urges We ‘Cooperate’ With Germany If Reich Wins War (Text, P. 4) |
1 |
| 08/05/1940 |
(Gen. John J.) Pershing Would Let Britain Have 50 Old (‘Obsolete’) Destroyers To Guard Our Own Liberty-’Our Duty’ To Help-’Appeasers Discredited’ |
1 |
| 08/05/1940 |
British Plane Here On Regular Flight-(Col.) W(Illiam). J. Donovan (Who Later Organized The Office Of Strategic Services-Later Cia) Aboard |
1 |
| 08/05/1940 |
Destroyer Aid For Britain Seen As Vital To Her And Our Defense (Correspondents Alsop And Kintner) |
3 |
| 08/05/1940 |
New Plane Ready Through U.S. Aid (Bell P-39, ‘Aircobra’) |
3 |
| 08/05/1940 |
Roosevelt Warns On (Racial) Bias |
3 |
| 08/05/1940 |
Lindbergh Denies He Plans New Party |
4 |
| 08/05/1940 |
(Paul) Reynaud And (Edouard) Herriot Confer On (Riom, French) War (Guilt) Trial |
5 |
| 08/05/1940 |
5 More Japanese Seized By British-Tokyo Frees 4 Britons |
5 |
| 08/05/1940 |
(Anti-German British Cardinal) Hinsley Explains (British) War Aims To U.S. |
6 |
| 08/05/1940 |
(Gen. John) Metaxas Announces Greece’s Neutrality (In The European War) |
8 |
| 08/05/1940 |
Nazis Halt Papal Nuncio |
9 |
| 08/05/1940 |
(Vladimir) Jabotinsky Dead; Led New (Militant ‘Revisionist’) Zionists (Tried To Raise Army Here To Fight Italy And Reich. Organized [1936] The Irgoun Zwai Leumi Terrorist Organization In Palestine. Apparently Involved In Murder Of Dr. Chaim Arlsoroff [June, 1933]-Picture-Son, Eri, Jailed By British For Zionist Activities In Palestine. Involved With Smuggling Jews Into Palestine Via Turkey-During War!) |
13 |
| 08/05/1940 |
Total Blockade Of Europe Heartens London; The Economist Believes (England’s) Task Now Is Easier |
21 |
| 08/06/1940 |
(Col. Charles A.) Lindbergh’s Speech Held Inconsistent (By Illinois Senator [Roosevelt Supporter] Scott Lucas, Text, P. 6) |
1 |
| 08/06/1940 |
Britain Frees One Of Nine Japanese (Under British Arrest) |
1 |
| 08/06/1940 |
Montreal Mayor Draft Foe, Is Interned; Fought Registration As Breaking Pledge (Canada Sent Only Volunteers Overseas For The Entire War Period) |
1 |
| 08/06/1940 |
Roosevelt Asks Stricter Spy Laws-Roosevelt Plans Tour Of (U.S.) Defenses |
1 |
| 08/06/1940 |
(Gen. George C.) Marshall Urges Speeding Of (U.S.) Draft |
3 |
| 08/06/1940 |
(Nevada Senator, Key Pittman [Neutrality Act Fame]) Urges Trade By Us For British Ships (Swap U.S. Destroyers For British Battleships [Such As ‘Hood’ Maybe?]-Text, P. 3) |
3 |
| 08/06/1940 |
(Col. William J.) Donovan (Organizer Of Office Of Strategic Services [Oss]) Reports To (Col. Frank) Knox-His Mission To England Still A Navy Mystery |
3 |
| 08/06/1940 |
(James V. Forrestal, Picture) Nominated To Serve In The Little Cabinet |
4 |
| 08/06/1940 |
Four Lord Mayors Thank (U.S.) Allied (Relief) Fund |
4 |
| 08/06/1940 |
Picture: (U.S. Solicitor General Later Nuernberg War Crimes Judge) Francis (Beverley) Biddle, (Gov.) H. Vanderbilt And (U.S. Att’y. General, Later Chief U.S. Nuernberg Prosecutor) Robert H. Jackson4 Bomb Defying (Midget-Submarine Is Credited To Japanese |
5 |
| 08/06/1940 |
(Florida, Pro-Roosevelt Senator, Claude) Pepper Denounces Plea By Lindbergh |
6 |
| 08/06/1940 |
(Sumner) Welles Commends (General John J.) Pershing Talk |
6 |
| 08/06/1940 |
1,500 At (Lake) Placid (Committee To Defend America By Aiding The Allies [Britain]) Ask Aid For Allies |
6 |
| 08/06/1940 |
Poles’ Aid Pledged To Britain (By Sikorski) In Pact |
9 |
| 08/06/1940 |
Picture: Julius Streicher (‘Germany’s No. 1 Jew Baiter’) |
10 |
| 08/06/1940 |
All Spanish Ships Ordered Off Seas (Reported As A Madrid Order. Story Later Denied, Aug. 7. P. 5) |
11 |
| 08/06/1940 |
Peru Seeking Help Against Nazi Push |
12 |
| 08/06/1940 |
Educators Are Urged (By National Education Association) To Help Defense By Instilling New Faith In Democracy |
14 |
| 08/06/1940 |
Dr. F. A Cooke, 75, Explorer (And Popular Lecturer) Is Dead (Claimed He, Not Robert E. Peary Discovered The North Pole. Peary’s Claim Prevailed Until 1988 When It Too Was Questioned) |
14 |
| 08/07/1940 |
Hull Tells Nation It Must Sacrifice |
1 |
| 08/07/1940 |
Russians Renew U.S. Trade Accord |
1 |
| 08/07/1940 |
Famine In Belgium Feared By (U.S. Ambassador, John) Dudahy |
1 |
| 08/07/1940 |
R. A. F. Raids Hamburg, Kiel |
1 |
| 08/07/1940 |
Senate In Violent Debate On Draft; Roosevelt Moves For A Home Guard |
1 |
| 08/07/1940 |
(General John J.) Pershing Proposal (To Sell England 50 ‘Obsolete’ U.S. Destroyers) Is Termed Illegal (According To Statute Of June 15, 1917, Sec. 33, Title 18, U.S. Criminal Code U.S. C. A., Says Law Journal Editorial) |
2 |
| 08/07/1940 |
South Is Far In Lead In Army Recruiting Over The (Employed) Industrial East And New England |
3 |
| 08/07/1940 |
Loans To Americas Are Urged By Hull (Havana ‘Spin-Off’) |
4 |
| 08/07/1940 |
Naturalized Groups Plan Loyalty Rally |
4 |
| 08/07/1940 |
Russia Shipping Oil (150,000 Tons Monthly) To Nazis, Report Says |
4 |
| 08/07/1940 |
Latin-Americans Hyde Park Guests (Picture-More ‘Havana Spin-Off’) |
5 |
| 08/07/1940 |
Germany To Expel Jews From Cracow-65,000 Ordered To Leave In 14 Days-9,000 Already Moved. |
5 |
| 08/07/1940 |
Axis Plan Is Seen To Control Africa (London Report Supports Earlier Churchill Warning) |
7 |
| 08/07/1940 |
63 (Communists And ‘Fascists’) Off Rolls Of The WPA |
15 |
| 08/08/1940 |
(U.S.) Arsenals Ordered To Work 3 Shifts (By Stimson) |
1 |
| 08/08/1940 |
Single R. A. F. Plane Bombs Le Bourget (Paris, France) |
1 |
| 08/08/1940 |
Cudahy’s Remarks (Regarding Belgian Famine) Rouse Washington-(Sumner) Welles Demands Text Of His Comments(In London) |
1 |
| 08/08/1940 |
Plea By Lindbergh Called Cowardice (By Harvard Professor William Yandell Elliott) |
3 |
| 08/08/1940 |
Army For Offense Demanded By (Lt. Gen. Hugh A.) Drum |
3 |
| 08/08/1940 |
Destroyer Shift (To British Ownership) Rests On Congress (Says (Sec. Navy, Col. Frank Knox) |
3 |
| 08/08/1940 |
Admiral (Clark Howell Woodward) Sees U.S. Awake To Its Peril |
3 |
| 08/08/1940 |
Doctors Organize New Aid To Europe-Seeks Equipment For British Red Cross |
4 |
| 08/08/1940 |
(Jesse Jones, Rfc) Says Latin Loans (By U.S.) Justify The Risk (More ‘Havana Spin-Off’) |
4 |
| 08/08/1940 |
‘Skills’ For Defense Are Sought By WPA |
4 |
| 08/08/1940 |
Mrs. Douglas Gibbons Will Lead Women In Drive To Aid (Allied Children) Refugees |
4 |
| 08/08/1940 |
20 Nazi Fliers Sail Home From Panama (Discharged German Air Line Pilots) |
4 |
| 08/08/1940 |
Pontiff Makes Plea For Truthful Press-Propaganda That Fosters Hatred Among Nations Deplored |
5 |
| 08/08/1940 |
Anti-Hitler (‘Stop Hitler Now’) Rally To Be Held Sunday (By The N.Y. Chapter Of The Committee To Defend America By Aiding The Allies-10,000 People Expected) |
6 |
| 08/08/1940 |
Picture: King And Queen Get First-Hand View Of English Homes Wrecked By Germans |
7 |
| 08/08/1940 |
Australia Warned On (Wartime) Over Production; Minister (A. G. Cameron) Sees Harm To Trade After War |
7 |
| 08/08/1940 |
Britain Dovetails (‘Combines’ Its Defense) Output With Ours-Minister (Arthur Greenwood) Reveals Coordination Of Defense Production And Expansion Of Buying |
8 |
| 08/08/1940 |
Picture: Englishman (Scornfully) Reading Appeal For Peace (Leaflet) Dropped By Germany |
8 |
| 08/08/1940 |
Gasoline Shipments To Russia (By. U.S.) Permitted-But Steel And Oil Cargoes For Japan Are Not Sanctioned (By U.S. Government) |
9 |
| 08/08/1940 |
Picture: Hitler Decorates Krupp On 70th Birthday |
10 |
| 08/08/1940 |
De Gaulle Reaches Accord In Britain-French Volunteers Pledge To Fight Against Reich (In Spite Of Armistice Between Germany And France) But Not Against Their Native Land |
11 |
| 08/08/1940 |
No Jews In Europe Said To Be Nazi Aim (In ‘Das Schwarze Korps’-’A Jewless Peace’ [Physical Extermination Not Mentioned]) |
11 |
| 08/08/1940 |
Bias Against Negro Seen (By Negro George Streator At Fordham University Talk) |
12 |
| 08/08/1940 |
Restriction On Jews Decreed In Rumania (Barred From Farm Ownership And Holding Public Office) |
12 |
| 08/08/1940 |
(French) War Guilt Inquiry (Riom Trials) On In France Today |
13 |
| 08/09/1940 |
53 Reich Planes Shot Down In Raids By 800 British Say |
1 |
| 08/09/1940 |
British Offer India ‘Free Partnership’ (Text, P. 6) |
1 |
| 08/09/1940 |
House Committee Votes For Slash In Red Tape For Refugee Children (U.S. To Serve As ‘Temporary Haven’) |
1 |
| 08/09/1940 |
Emergency Laws Requested By (Sec. Navy, ‘Col.’ Frank) Knox |
2 |
| 08/09/1940 |
(Sir Norman Angell) Holds Lindbergh Errs |
2 |
| 08/09/1940 |
French Food Plea Is Delivered Here-Denies Nazis Would Gain |
3 |
| 08/09/1940 |
(Herbert) Lehman Presses His Plea For A Draft Bill In Letter To May Urging Congress To Act |
3 |
| 08/09/1940 |
Japan Held Timing Drive With Reich’s (Reported By ‘Shanghai Observers’) |
4 |
| 08/09/1940 |
(French) War Guilt Court Convenes At Riom-Degaule Decries Trial |
4 |
| 08/09/1940 |
Drive Upon British Is Urged In Japan-Thrust Is Made At U.S. |
4 |
| 08/09/1940 |
Tokyo-Berlin Rift Seen (By Hochi) |
4 |
| 08/09/1940 |
British Expert (‘High Naval Spokesman’ Unnamed) Asks For U.S. Destroyers |
6 |
| 08/09/1940 |
Rumania Rounds Up Jewish Journalists-17 Among 22 Correspondents Arrested And Put In Camp (Caracal) |
7 |
| 08/09/1940 |
Laborites Prepare To Aid Roosevelt (In Election) |
16 |
| 08/10/1940 |
(U.S. Ambassador, John) Cudahy Recalled Over Belgian (Famine) Talk-President (Roosevelt) Summons Him To Explain London Interview, Which (Sumner) Welles Repudiates |
1 |
| 08/10/1940 |
British Withdraw Troops From China; U.S. Forces Remain-Japan Gets Our Oil (Embargo) Note-(Sumner) Welles Is Held To Have Given Envoy Firm Explanation Of Gasoline Embargo |
1 |
| 08/10/1940 |
Secret Plane Detector Is Tested(Is This ‘Radar?’) |
2 |
| 08/10/1940 |
Destroyer Sale (By U.S. To Britain) Urged By (Rear) Admiral (Yates Stirling, Jr., Retired) |
3 |
| 08/10/1940 |
Enlisting From U.S. Spurts In Canada-Several Thousand Americans In Dominion’s (Royal Canadian) Air Force |
4 |
| 08/10/1940 |
Rumanian Decree Limits Jews’ Role-Law Held Less Drastic Than Reich’s |
5 |
| 08/10/1940 |
Nazis Warn French Aiding The British-Will Deny Them Prisoner (Of War) Status-Threaten Execution |
5 |
| 08/10/1940 |
U.S. Will Remain On Guard In China |
6 |
| 08/10/1940 |
British Retreat Stuns Shanghai; U.S. Forces In Serious Position |
6 |
| 08/11/1940 |
‘Listening Posts’ Are Set Up By U.S. To Guard Atlantic |
1 |
| 08/11/1940 |
(Herbert) Hoover Asks British Agree To His Feeding War Victims-Relief Held Vital |
1 |
| 08/11/1940 |
(Montana Senator, Burton K.) Wheeler Calls For Referendum On (U.S. Compulsory Military) Conscription |
1 |
| 08/11/1940 |
Britain Plans To Buy 4,000 Tanks Here; Cost Is Expected To Exceed 200 Million |
1 |
| 08/11/1940 |
(Virginia Senator, Carter) Glass Calls (Compulsory Universal) Draft ‘Democratic Way’ |
6 |
| 08/11/1940 |
Hundreds Mary To Escape Draft |
7 |
| 08/11/1940 |
(German-American) Bund Camp (‘Nordland’) Bars Hitler Pictures |
8 |
| 08/11/1940 |
(N.Y.City) Rabbi Gives Warning On ‘Enemies Within’-Would Sift Past Leaders Of ‘Save America’ Groups (Opposing Him) |
9 |
| 08/11/1940 |
Full Aid (50 ‘Obsolete’ Destroyers) To Britain Urged By (Admiral William H.) Standley (See Roberts Pearl Harbor Inquiry-Later Roosevelt’s Ambassador To Russia-Nation Is ‘Really In A State Of War.’) |
11 |
| 08/11/1940 |
Usual Nazi (‘Fifth Column’) Tactics Tried On Ecuador |
14 |
| 08/11/1940 |
Argentina Curbs Nazi Operators-Arms Cache Is Disclosed |
15 |
| 08/11/1940 |
(U.S. Att’y. Gen. Robert H. Jackson) Moves To Expose Alien (German, Japanese, Italian & Russian) Propaganda (British Propaganda ‘Does Not Threaten Our Country.’-O. John Rogge Named Chief Of Criminal Division Of Propaganda Analysis) |
16 |
| 08/11/1940 |
(U.S. Ambassador, John Cudahy) Defended By Belgian Court (On Danger Of Famine In Belgium) |
25 |
| 08/11/1940 |
(Rudolf) Hess Says Nazis Aim To End British Empire |
26 |
| 08/11/1940 |
More (Relief) Aid For British Is Urged By (Winthrop W.) Aldrich |
26 |
| 08/11/1940 |
Picture: Winston Churchill And General Wladislaw Sikorski After Signing British-Polish Agreement (See Death Of Sikorski, N.Y. Times, July 6, 1943, Pp. 1&3) |
29 |
| 08/11/1940 |
P. F. (Paul Felix) Warburg Aids Child Refugee Group-Heads Gift Committee-Will Devote Full Time To Work (200,000 Children Need $5,000,000) |
29 |
| 08/11/1940 |
Freedom In Trade Sought By Sweden-(British) Restrictions Are Fought |
F-1 |
| 08/11/1940 |
Mass Migrations Changing Europe |
E-5 |
| 08/11/1940 |
South America Awaits Our Moves For Unity |
E-6 |
| 08/11/1940 |
Picture: Arthur B. Purvis, Head Of British (Armament) Purchasing Commission (In U.S.) |
E-6 |
| 08/11/1940 |
Nation Shapes Defense Against Foes At Home |
E-7 |
| 08/11/1940 |
‘Pendergast’ Men (Harry S. Truman) Win Out In Primary-Machine Gets New Breath |
E-10 |
| 08/11/1940 |
(Harry L.) Hopkins (Roosevelt’s) Right Hand Man (By Charles Hurd) |
Mag. 6 |
| 08/11/1940 |
Training Youth-The CCC (Military) Way |
Mag. 9 |
| 08/12/1940 |
British View Bars Hoover Food Plan (To Aid Europe’s Food Needs-British Will Not Relax Blockade-U.S. Does Not Insist!) |
1 |
| 08/12/1940 |
Britons (Chirchill’s Information/Propaganda Minister, Duff Cooper And L. S. Amery) See Lead Over Nazis In Air |
3 |
| 08/12/1940 |
Rally Here (Committee To Defend America By Aiding The Allies [Britain]) Urges Sale Of Warships (To England-Picture Of Rally) |
3 |
| 08/12/1940 |
Briton (Hugh Dalton, Minister Of Economic Warfare) Warns Poles To Prepare To Rise (Against Germany) |
3 |
| 08/12/1940 |
Picture: Mareschal Philippe Petain And His (Vichy) Cabinet |
4 |
| 08/12/1940 |
(Herbert) Hoover Maps Plan To Feed Europeans-Urges Neutral Organization-Reiterates Winter Fears (Of Famine)-Easing Of British Blockade First Move (Never Received Any Help From Roosevelt!) |
8 |
| 08/12/1940 |
Young Democrats Ask Aid For Allies (Britain) |
8 |
| 08/12/1940 |
Social Democrats Support Roosevelt (For Presidency) |
8 |
| 08/13/1940 |
Nazis Intensify Air Raids On Britain As 500 Planes Pound At Strongholds |
1 |
| 08/13/1940 |
U.S. Plans No Step On (British) Food Blockade (Of Europe) |
1 |
| 08/13/1940 |
Pacific Is Stressed In U.S. Navy Policy (By Admiral Yates Stirling, Retired)-For Amity With Soviet |
2 |
| 08/13/1940 |
Kerensky Arrives On Liner Scythia-Former Russian Chief Among 774 Aboard, Including 162 British Child Refugees |
3 |
| 08/13/1940 |
R. A. F. Sees Margin Of 4 To 1 Over Foe |
4 |
| 08/13/1940 |
(French) ‘War Guilt’ Charges In Riom Court Today |
5 |
| 08/13/1940 |
Red Army Abolishes Political Officers |
5 |
| 08/13/1940 |
Japan Arrests 19 (‘Foreigners’) In Drive On Aliens |
6 |
| 08/13/1940 |
Japan Asks Hanoi For Troop Transit |
6 |
| 08/13/1940 |
Britain Broadens Drive On Exports-Worried Over New (Export) Tax |
33 |
| 08/13/1940 |
(U.S. Ambassador, John) Cudahy, Home On Clipper, ‘Violently Shocked’ By ‘Distortion’ Of His Talk By British Press (‘Propaganda’, Predicted European Famine Unless British Blockade Was Relaxed) |
1 |
| 08/13/1940 |
Madrid Protests British Blockade |
3 |
| 08/13/1940 |
Amsterdam Raids (By R. A. F.) Cause Wide Havoc (In Holland) |
3 |
| 08/13/1940 |
War Guilt Charge Lodged In France (Riom Trials) |
4 |
| 08/14/1940 |
(N. Herman) Says Vichy Assures Jews |
4 |
| 08/14/1940 |
U.S. Admiral (Thomas C. Hart) Speeds To Shanghai-To Decide Whether (U.S.) Marines Take Over British Areas-Japanese Bar Plan |
6 |
| 08/14/1940 |
Uruguay Confirms Nazi Plot Menace-Papers Still Deny Peril |
6 |
| 08/14/1940 |
British Await (Transfer Of) U.S. Ships (To Them) |
7 |
| 08/14/1940 |
(Mass. Senator, David) Walsh Calls (Proposed U.S.) Sale Of Ships (To Britain) Act Of War |
8 |
| 08/14/1940 |
Refugee, 9, Ready To Plead For (U.S. Transfer Of War) Ships (To Britain) |
11 |
| 08/14/1940 |
(Columbia University, Teachers’ College) Professors Draft Democracy Credo |
21 |
| 08/15/1940 |
Hollywood Stars Accused As Reds Before Grand Jury |
1 |
| 08/15/1940 |
(U.S. Ambassador To Belgium, John) Cudahy Is Cleared In Talk With Roosevelt; Ambassador Says London (Propaganda) Misquoted Him (He Had Predicted European Famine If British Blockade Were Not Relaxed To Allow Food To Flow Into Europe This Winter) |
1 |
| 08/15/1940 |
Nazis In Columbia Halted By Air Coup |
6 |
| 08/15/1940 |
Hitler Gives Goering The Rank Of Marshal |
6 |
| 08/15/1940 |
Accord Is Reached On Shanghai Areas (U.S. To Take Over A Portion Of The Area Formerly Occupied By The British Army) |
8 |
| 08/16/1940 |
1,000 Nazi Planes Raid Britain; 144 Shot Down; Croydon Airport (London), London Dock Area Bombed (Pictures, P. 3) |
1 |
| 08/16/1940 |
British Offer U.S. Navy Bases For (U.S.) Destroyers |
1 |
| 08/16/1940 |
U.S. Gain In Control In Shanghai Hailed |
1 |
| 08/16/1940 |
Croydon Airport (London) Biggest In Britain-Now Used For Military Purposes |
2 |
| 08/16/1940 |
Nazis Use U.S. Funds In Columbia For Economic War On Democracies |
5 |
| 08/17/1940 |
U.S. Is Negotiating For British Bases, Plan With Canada-Denies Destroyer (Exchange) Tie-Up |
1 |
| 08/17/1940 |
Picture: American War Observes In London (Brig. Gen. G. V. Strong, Admiral R. L. Ghormley, Maj. Gen. D. C. Emmons) |
2 |
| 08/17/1940 |
Battle Of Britain Near Peak-Hanson W. Baldwin |
2 |
| 08/17/1940 |
Croydon (London) Bombers All Brought Down (Picture, P. 3) |
2 |
| 08/17/1940 |
Famine In Belgium By 1941 Is Feared (By William Hallam Tuck) |
4 |
| 08/17/1940 |
Paris Theater Bars Negroes And Jews |
4 |
| 08/17/1940 |
(Herbert) Lehman Demands All Aid To British-(Archibald) Mac Leish (Roosevelt’s Left-Leaning Head Of The Library Of Congress) Says Artists Are All Enlisted On One Side |
5 |
| 08/17/1940 |
Help For Refugees Backed In (Senate) Report |
5 |
| 08/17/1940 |
Roosevelt To See (Canadian Prime Minister) Mackenzie King |
5 |
| 08/17/1940 |
Churchill Reported Favoring U.S. Leases (Of British Bases In Exchange For U.S. Destroyers) |
5 |
| 08/17/1940 |
Defense Post (Roosevelt Nominee) Goes To N. Rockefeller |
6 |
| 08/17/1940 |
(Gen. George C.) Marshall Warns Of Big Army Need (For Men) |
6 |
| 08/17/1940 |
(Herbert) Lehman Will Form 20 Home Guard Units |
6 |
| 08/17/1940 |
German Propaganda In Columbia Seen As Winning Conservatives |
7 |
| 08/17/1940 |
Tanglewood (Concert) Fete Aids British Relief |
15 |
| 08/17/1940 |
Blast Kills Five In Munitions Plant-Missouri Plant Turning Out 1,000,000 Pounds Of Tnt A Month For British Is Scene |
28 |
| 08/18/1940 |
U.S.-Canada Ties Welded By President (Roosevelt) And Premier (Mackenzie King) |
1 |
| 08/18/1940 |
(Montana Senator, Burton K.) Wheeler For Deal To Get Navy Bases Of Great Britain-Would Cancel Part Of (World) War (I) Debt As Payment |
1 |
| 08/18/1940 |
(Republican Presidential Candidate Wendell) Willkie For (U.S. Compulsory Military) Draft Training; Says President (Roosevelt) Courts War-Would Aid Britain |
1 |
| 08/18/1940 |
‘Total Blockade’ Of Britain (By Germany) Begins (Text, P. 25) |
1 |
| 08/18/1940 |
(Col. William J.) Donovan (Organizer Of The Office Of Strategic Services [Oss]) Backs (Compulsory Military) Conscription Bill |
2 |
| 08/18/1940 |
Picture: Roosevelt, Stimson & Herbert Lehman |
3 |
| 08/18/1940 |
(Bolivian) ‘Tin King’ Plans Smelter In U.S. |
6 |
| 08/18/1940 |
(William M. L.) Fisk, U.S. Bobsled Ace, Dies Fighting Nazis; Son Of New York Banker Had Joined R. A. F |
12 |
| 08/18/1940 |
(Myron C.) Taylor Is Coming Home |
15 |
| 08/18/1940 |
Columbia’s Nazis Armed For Attack-Country’s Wealth (Needed By U.S. & Britain In War) Great |
16 |
| 08/18/1940 |
U.S. (Volunteer Ambulance) Drivers Tell Of Nazi Prison Life-Capture Surprised Them-Treated As French Officers |
17 |
| 08/18/1940 |
Germans Accused Of Looting Paris |
30 |
| 08/18/1940 |
Columbia (University) Offer Studies In War In Wide Variety |
d-4 |
| 08/18/1940 |
Harvard Forms Model Plan To Assist (U.S.) National Defense |
d-4 |
| 08/18/1940 |
Loss Of Reich Mail Laid To (U.S.) Rerouting (Via Bermuda So It Could Be Searched And Censored By The British) |
F-7 |
| 08/18/1940 |
Winter’s Food Becomes War Issue-Britain Won’t Yield On Blockade; Reich Won’t Give Aid (Actually, It Had To!)-British For Blockade-Germany Denies Famine Danger |
E-4 |
| 08/18/1940 |
U.S.-Soviet Relations Worry Japan (And Germany!) |
E-5 |
| 08/19/1940 |
600 Nazi Planes Raid London Area Again; 140 Downed |
1 |
| 08/19/1940 |
U.S. And Canada To Join In Defense Plans-Joint Board To Act |
1 |
| 08/19/1940 |
(William C.) Bullitt Asks Haste In (U.S.) Destroyer Sale (To British-Text, P. 4) |
1 |
| 08/19/1940 |
(Ku Klux) Klan Has ‘Americanism’ Rally At (German-American) Bund Camp (‘Northland’); Members Of Both Orders Mingle In Jersey |
1 |
| 08/19/1940 |
War Costs Sweden 69 Merchant Ships (Plus Cargo-British Blockade) |
6 |
| 08/19/1940 |
Relief To Poland Goes On-Channels Remain Open, The Paderewski Fund (For Polish Relief, Col. William J. Donovan [Organizer Of Roosevelt’s Office For Strategic Services {‘OSS’}], President |
7 |
| 08/19/1940 |
(Admiral William D.) Leahy Insists On New Bases In Caribbean As ‘Almost’ Essential For Panama Defense |
8 |
| 08/19/1940 |
WPA Helps La Guardia In City Defense Program |
9 |
| 08/19/1940 |
Advertisement, Full Page: ‘Union (With Britain) Now,’ If Hitler Takes The British FleetCan He Take The United States? |
11 |
| 08/19/1940 |
Roosevelt Backs Union Of Jobless (‘Poor’?) |
12 |
| 08/19/1940 |
Clare Booth (Luce) In A New Book On Europe, Says We Are Too Soft |
15 |
| 08/19/1940 |
Nazis Have Set Up Party In Columbia |
34 |
| 08/20/1940 |
U.S. Aid To Canada By Naval Patrol Studied In Capital |
1 |
| 08/20/1940 |
Senators Attack (William C.) Bullitt’s Warning On Hitler War Aim |
1 |
| 08/20/1940 |
British Get Respite From Aerial War |
1 |
| 08/20/1940 |
(Sec. Of Navy, ‘Col.’ Frank) Knox Releases First Of Articles On War By Col. W. J. Donovan (Organizer Of Roosevelt’s Office For Strategic Services [‘Oss’], Allegedly About Recent Secret Trip To England) |
6 |
| 08/20/1940 |
U.S.-Polish Friendship Symbolized In (Gold) Medal (Awards) |
8 |
| 08/20/1940 |
President (Roosevelt) Hurries U.S.-Canada (Mutual Defense) Plan |
10 |
| 08/20/1940 |
First Lady (Eleanor Roosevelt) Visits WPA Office Here |
11 |
| 08/20/1940 |
Canal Zone Court Fines Nazi Agent (Chemist, Emil Wolff, $2,000) |
13 |
| 08/21/1940 |
Trotsky (Lev Bronstein) Wounded By ‘Friend’ In Home, Is Believed Dying |
1 |
| 08/21/1940 |
U.S. And Britain In Accord On Bases; Churchill Hopes To Buy (U.S.) Destroyers |
1 |
| 08/21/1940 |
Roosevelt Puts Canada (-British) Pact First |
1 |
| 08/21/1940 |
(U.S.) Army Of 4,000,000 Top Defense Need-(General George C.) Marshall So Informs Senators |
1 |
| 08/21/1940 |
Two Registry Transfers (Maritime Commission-U.S. Registry To Panamanian-Tankers) |
3 |
| 08/21/1940 |
Col. William J. [‘Oss’]) Donovan Says Democracies Prove Easiest For Nazis ‘Fifth Column’ |
9 |
| 08/21/1940 |
U.S. Convoy Urged For Mercy Ships (By Admiral Yates Stirling, Retired) |
11 |
| 08/21/1940 |
(Sumner) Welles Justifies (William C.) Bullitt’s Speech-He Asserts The Ambassador Has Much To Contribute To ‘Public Enlightenment’ |
12 |
| 08/22/1940 |
Trotsky (Lev Bronstein) Dies Of His Wounds (Pick-Ax In Skull); Asks Revolution Go Forward |
1 |
| 08/22/1940 |
Picture: Nazi Prisoners (Of War) At Work In Canadian Internment Camp (Building Roads) |
5 |
| 08/22/1940 |
French Debacle Held Masterpiece Of Fifth Columnists Under Hitler (By Col. William J. [‘Oss’] Donovan) |
6 |
| 08/22/1940 |
(Dutch) Indies Fear Japan Will Seize Them (Help! U.S.A.!) |
8 |
| 08/22/1940 |
(Missouri) Senator (Joel Bennett Clark) Charges (William C. Bullitt Broke Law-Accuses (Sumner) Welles Also-Says He Let ‘Propaganda’ Go Out Officially-(Josh) Lee And (‘Dear Alben’) Barkley Defend (Roosevelt’s) Envoy (William C. Bullitt, As Would Be Expected!) |
10 |
| 08/22/1940 |
Women Hang (Florida’s Pro-Roosevelt, Interventionist Senator, Claude) Pepper In Effigy At Capital; He Tells Draft Foes Aim Is To Avert War |
10 |
| 08/22/1940 |
Trotsky’s (Lev Bronstein’s) Career A Rebellious One-Rift (Anunderstatement If Ever There Was One) With Stalin Ensued-(Vita) |
14 |
| 08/22/1940 |
Reich Will Not Guarantee Safety For Ships Bringing (Refugee) Children Here (Reciprocation For British Total Blockade Of Europe) |
21 |
| 08/22/1940 |
Urges Jews Unite For ‘Same Future’-Dr. (Nahum) Goldman (Of Jewish Agency For Palestine Executive) Tells Jewish Hadassah That All Will Be Free Or All Enslaved-Collectivity Held Key-Democracies Must Adopt That Quality To Win, Convention In Chicago Is Told (Palestine, Palestine!) |
23 |
| 08/22/1940 |
London Residential Area Bombed (Night Raid Lasting 45 Minutes) |
1 |
| 08/22/1940 |
Polish Army Order (Sikorski) Bans Anti-Semitism |
3 |
| 08/22/1940 |
Germans Said To Spend Vast Sums Abroad To Pave Way For Conquest (Col. William J. Donovan, Organizer Of Roosevelt’s Office For Strategic Services [‘OSS’]) |
5 |
| 08/23/1940 |
American Squadron Of 40 Will Fight With R. A. F. (In Lockheed Hudson Bombers) |
5 |
| 08/23/1940 |
(Matthew) Woll (Vice Pres., A. F. Of L.) Recommends 2-Ocean Command |
6 |
| 08/23/1940 |
Britain’s Offer (Of Independence) Held Inadequate In India |
6 |
| 08/23/1940 |
To Ease Burma Road (U.S. Munitions Supply Route To China) Bar-British To Let Medical Supplies Go Through To China (More Lenient Than In European Blockade) |
7 |
| 08/23/1940 |
WPA Defense Fund Rises By $34,392,000 |
8 |
| 08/23/1940 |
Bermuda Stops (Voluntarily By U.S. Ships) Aid British Blockade |
8 |
| 08/23/1940 |
Junior Hadassah (At Chicago Convention) Gets Plea For Zion |
12 |
| 08/23/1940 |
Picture: New Speed King Of The United States Army Corps (Lockheed P-38 Twin Engine Fighter-Range 1,100 Miles) |
16 |
| 08/23/1940 |
10 Months Of War Lift Exports (For U.S.) 35% |
23 |
| 08/23/1940 |
Record Earnings For Rayonier, Inc |
23 |
| 08/24/1940 |
Roosevelt Asks Draft Bill Enacted Within Two Weeks |
1 |
| 08/24/1940 |
Propose To Cancel British War Debt (World War I) For 18 Navy Bases-Leases To Run 99 Years |
1 |
| 08/24/1940 |
Greece To Resist (General) Mataxas Asserts; British Back (Greek) Ally |
1 |
| 08/24/1940 |
Guard Bill Is Sent To The President (Roosevelt) |
1 |
| 08/24/1940 |
Moscow Declares Reich Tie Is Firm |
3 |
| 08/24/1940 |
Anti-Jewish Riot Is Staged In Paris (Windows Broken-Another ‘Kristallnacht?’) |
3 |
| 08/24/1940 |
Warning To Japan By U.S. Is Reported |
4 |
| 08/24/1940 |
Best Defense Against Fifth Column Is An End To Secrecy, (Sec. Of Navy, ‘Col.’ Frank) Knox States (Ending Series Of Articles By Col. William J. Donovan, Organizer Of Office For Strategic Services [‘OSS’]-See Beard, Charles A., President Roosevelt And The Coming Of The War) |
4 |
| 08/24/1940 |
Union Of Teachers (American Federation Of Teachers) Hits All Dictators |
4 |
| 08/24/1940 |
Nya (Lyndon B. Johnson, One-Time Nya Administrator In Texas) Seen Popular With U.S. Voters (Gallup Poll) |
7 |
| 08/24/1940 |
Junior Hadassah (At Chicago Convention) Starts Youth Fund-To Move European Children |
13 |
| 08/25/1940 |
London Bombed In 4 Areas, Fire Near St. Paul’s |
1 |
| 08/25/1940 |
Bermuda Great Sound Offered For U.S. Base-For Our Airplanes |
1 |
| 08/25/1940 |
Roosevelt Meets Canada-U.S. Board-La Guardia Is Chairman (General Mc Narney Is Member Too) |
2 |
| 08/25/1940 |
(Admiral Harry E.) Yarnell (Retired) Urges Aid To Britain And China |
11 |
| 08/25/1940 |
(Dr. Nicholas Murray) Butler (Columbia University President And Chairman Of Carnegie Endowment For World Peace) Rebukes Duce (Mussolini) For Imperial Aims |
12 |
| 08/25/1940 |
Hull Reticent On Japan |
13 |
| 08/25/1940 |
Junior Hadassah (At Chicago Convention) Votes British Aid-Defense Action Is Urged (Dr. Paul H. Douglas-Strong Interventionist, Later Liberal Senator From Illinois) |
15 |
| 08/25/1940 |
Refugees In France Hoping To Emigrate (To U.S. Or Mexico-Is This The ‘Mexiko’ Of Birkenau, Auschwitz II?) |
20 |
| 08/25/1940 |
French War Role Denied By (William C.) Bullitt |
22 |
| 08/25/1940 |
Picture: Where Fires Raged In London After Nazi Night Air Raid |
27 |
| 08/25/1940 |
Ecuador Is Sifting German Activities |
28 |
| 08/25/1940 |
(Harry L.) Hopkins Resigns From The (Roosevelt) Cabinet |
34 |
| 08/25/1940 |
Hull Still Opposes (British) Bermuda Censoring (And Searching-Publicly, At Least! Otherwise He ‘Studies’ His Position) |
34 |
| 08/25/1940 |
Harvard Instructor Reveals Nazis; Effect On Education |
D-4 |
| 08/25/1940 |
Britain Fights Alone On World-Wide Front (Pure Fantasy!)-Robert P. Post |
E-4 |
| 08/25/1940 |
Aliens To Begin Registering Tuesday (Picture: Earl G. Harrison, Roosevelt-Appointed Director Of Registration In The Immigration And Naturalization Service) |
E-8 |
| 08/25/1940 |
Britain Under Bombs |
Mag. 3 |
| 08/26/1940 |
Berlin Raided By British Planes-One Incendiary Bomb Is Reported Dropped As Well As Leaflets (In Rosenthal Section, North East Of City)-Leipzig Has Alarm |
1 |
| 08/26/1940 |
R. A. F. Holds Reich Out-Bombed 5 To 1 |
2 |
| 08/26/1940 |
Mexico Sees No Nazi Peril Now; Her Relations With U.S. Improve (Settlement Of Claims Of U.S. And English Oil Companies Whose Property Was Confiscated Not Pressed By Roosevelt!) |
4 |
| 08/26/1940 |
(Admiral Yates) Stirling (Retired) Sees U.S.-Japanese War Unless Differences (Between The Two Nations) Are Composed |
5 |
| 08/26/1940 |
France Hot Hurting Jews |
5 |
| 08/26/1940 |
Miss (Sylvia) Brody Heads Junior Hadassah (Election At Chicago Convention) |
9 |
| 08/26/1940 |
Alien Registration Lauded By (Herbert) Lehman |
17 |
| 08/27/1940 |
Nazis Pound At London Area In Long Raid |
1 |
| 08/27/1940 |
Berliners Grab Up (R. A. F. Bombing) Leaflets Dropped By British During Raid-U.S. Held Britain’s Ally With Roosevelt, (William Randolf) Hearst And (World War I Gen. John J.) Pershing In Forefront Of (British) Supporters |
3 |
| 08/27/1940 |
Aliens Will Start Registering Today-Picture: Earl G. Harrison, Immigration And Naturalization Service |
6 |
| 08/27/1940 |
(U.S. Ambassador To Belgium Who Warned Of Impending European Famine) Cudahy Demands We Arm At Once |
7 |
| 08/27/1940 |
Nazi Aim In Mexico To Oust U.S. Is Seen |
8 |
| 08/27/1940 |
(‘Isolationist’ Montana Senator, Burton K.) Wheeler Attacks (Sir George Paish As (British) Lobbyist |
11 |
| 08/27/1940 |
(Minister Of Aviation, Pierre) Cot Holds France Was Given To Nazis (Accuses Petain, Weygand) |
12 |
| 08/27/1940 |
Accord Discussion Begins In Ottawa |
18 |
| 08/27/1940 |
(Dixie) Clipper Arrivals Escape Search (By British In Bermuda)-But (U.S.) Customs Men Examine Cash-Hunt For Bogus $100 Bills Is Reported |
23 |
| 08/28/1940 |
(Republican Presidential Candidate Wendell) Willke Rejects (Father Charles E.) Coughlin Backing |
1 |
| 08/28/1940 |
Catholic Support Of Nazis Indicated (Fulda Bishops’ Conference) |
2 |
| 08/28/1940 |
Berlin Hints British Bombed Irish Coast |
2 |
| 08/28/1940 |
(Tyler) Kent (U.S. Cryptographic Clerk, Deprived Of Diplomatic Immunity By Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy) To Go On Trial (With Anna Wolkoff-Intercepted Messages From Roosevelt To Churchill During Chamberlain’s Tenure. Intended To Make Them Public) |
3 |
| 08/28/1940 |
U.S. Presses Japan To Respect (U.S.) Rights (In China) |
4 |
| 08/28/1940 |
(Col. Fulgencio) Batista Is Accused Of Having Red Aides |
4 |
| 08/28/1940 |
Nazi Agents Found Busy In Mexico; Viewed As Threat To U.S. Defense |
6 |
| 08/28/1940 |
(North Dakota Isolationist Senator, Gerald P.) Nye Charges U.S. Gave War Signal (To Start European War!) |
8 |
| 08/29/1940 |
London And Berlin (Gruenau & Kottbusserstrasse) Bombed |
1 |
| 08/29/1940 |
Roosevelt Signs Bill To Call Guard (Text, P. 12) |
1 |
| 08/29/1940 |
Roosevelt Signs Refugee Aid Bill-Approves Letting Our Ships Enter War Zones To Bring Out Stranded Children |
2 |
| 08/29/1940 |
New Palestine Law-Turkish Nationals May Now Acquire Citizenship (In Palestine) |
3 |
| 08/29/1940 |
France Repatriates 1,600,000 Refugees-2,200,000 More Waiting(No Mention Of Jews) |
3 |
| 08/29/1940 |
One-Party System Banned By Konoye |
7 |
| 08/29/1940 |
Nazis Foment Mexican Discord; They Aid Both Sides In Politics |
8 |
| 08/29/1940 |
Deportation Fear Of Aliens Grows |
9 |
| 08/29/1940 |
French (‘War Guilt’) Court (Riom Trials) Sifts Events Before War (Vichy Report) |
9 |
| 08/29/1940 |
Pictures: Joy In Senate After Passing First Peacetime (Compulsory, Military Service) Draft In U.S. History |
10 |
| 08/29/1940 |
Bermuda Puts Ban On Foreign Mails-That (Intercepted From The U.S. And Bound) For Nazi-Controlled Lands Will Be Held Up (By The British For Search And Censor) |
12 |
| 08/29/1940 |
(Gov. Herbert) Lehman Condemns Sowers Of Discord |
13 |
| 08/29/1940 |
100 Reds Ousted From WPA Here |
21 |
| 08/30/1940 |
Berlin Admits Eight Areas Damage |
1 |
| 08/30/1940 |
(Democratic Vice-Presidential Candidate-Roosevelt’s ‘Choice, Henry Agard) Wallace Demands Barring Of Hitler (From Americas) |
1 |
| 08/30/1940 |
Mexico Gives Home To Spanish (‘Republican’-Communist) Exiles |
1 |
| 08/30/1940 |
London Attacked; R. A. F. Repels Raids |
1 |
| 08/30/1940 |
Pictures: R. A. F. Damage In Berlin-Kottbusserstrasse |
3 |
| 08/30/1940 |
Rumania Restricts Education Of Jews-Only Privileged Group Will Be Admitted To State Schools |
4 |
| 08/30/1940 |
Oil Policy Of U.S. Disturbs (Dutch) Batavia-Japanese Pressure On (Dutch East) Indies Is Believed To Result From (U.S.) Gasoline Embargo Plan |
7 |
| 08/30/1940 |
Isolationism Held A Menace To U.S.-Sir Norman Angell Says It Was Such A Policy That Helped Hitler Conquests |
9 |
| 08/30/1940 |
Quick Draft Action Urged By (N.Y. Gov. Herbert) Lehman |
11 |
| 08/30/1940 |
(Sir George) Paish Denies Plan To Get Us Into War (Compare With Churchill’s Remarks In Washington After Pearl Harbor Attack) |
13 |
| 08/31/1940 |
Big Russian Forces Begin War Games (‘In A Special Western Military District’) |
1 |
| 08/31/1940 |
Berlin Bombed, London Area Hit |
1 |
| 08/31/1940 |
Millions In Orders For Planes, Engines (For U.S.) |
1 |
| 08/31/1940 |
47 Child Refugees Reach Have Here-97 Passengers Arrive |
2 |
| 08/31/1940 |
Many U.S. Planes Arrive In Britain |
2 |
| 08/31/1940 |
Reich And Russia Are Seen Closer |
3 |
| 08/31/1940 |
Nazis Execute A Jew For Threat To Band |
4 |
| 08/31/1940 |
(U.S.) Pilots Hired Here To ‘Ferry’ (War) Planes (To England)-$1,000 A Month For 2 Trips |
4 |
| 08/31/1940 |
Poles (Government-In-Exile In England) Renew War Pledge On Invasion Anniversary |
4 |
| 08/31/1940 |
Germans On U.S. Ship Removed By British (During Search At Bermuda) |
6 |
| 08/31/1940 |
(Interventionist, Roosevelt’s ‘My Dear Jim,’ James H. R.) Cromwell Urges War Aid To Britain |
6 |
| 08/31/1940 |
Sir J. J. Thompson, 83, Physicist, Is Dead |
13 |
| 08/31/1940 |
Roosevelt Lauds (Henry Agard) Wallace’s (Ban Hitler From The Americas) Speech |
28 |
