| 09/01/1940 |
Nazis Pound London In All-Day Raids, Bomb Northwest City For Six Hours |
1 |
| 09/01/1940 |
R. A. F. Planes Renew Attack On Berlin (3 Hours) |
1 |
| 09/01/1940 |
25 Dead In Crash Of Air Transport (Including Minnesota Senator Ernest) Lundeen Is Killed |
1 |
| 09/01/1940 |
Text Of The President’s (Roosevelt’s) Talk At Hyde Park |
2 |
| 09/01/1940 |
(Senator) Lundeen Noted As Isolationist |
6 |
| 09/01/1940 |
Sending Food To Hitler Victims Opposed By Voters (Gallup) Survey Finds |
9 |
| 09/01/1940 |
First Lady (Eleanor Roosevelt) Backs Arming For Safety |
10 |
| 09/01/1940 |
Peace Delegates Fight Draft Bill |
10 |
| 09/01/1940 |
Team-Work Called Vital To Defense (By N.Y. City Rabbis) |
11 |
| 09/01/1940 |
(Sir George) Paish (Accused By Senator Burton K. Wheeler As A British Agent) Leaves For Visit (In Connecticut) |
11 |
| 09/01/1940 |
Exochorda Here With 166 Aboard (99, U.S. Citizens) |
13 |
| 09/01/1940 |
(British, Armed) Merchant Cruiser Is Sunk By U-Boat (Other Ships Sunk Too) |
14 |
| 09/01/1940 |
Dutch Defy Nazis And Honor Queen-Roosevelt Sends Greetings (To Wilhelmina-Not As Rabid As Later) |
17 |
| 09/01/1940 |
American Planes Praised By British |
18 |
| 09/01/1940 |
Pictures: Damage In London & Berlin |
18 |
| 09/01/1940 |
Norwegian Spying For Britain Seen |
19 |
| 09/01/1940 |
Czechs To Fight On (Worlds Fair Throng Hears (From Czech Col.) |
20 |
| 09/01/1940 |
Draft Exception In College Asked By N.Y. U. Head |
D-6 |
| 09/01/1940 |
Schools To Aid Child Evacuees |
D-4 |
| 09/01/1940 |
Where Britain And Germany Give Blow For Blow |
E-1 |
| 09/01/1940 |
Anti-German Cartoon: ‘No Pushover This Time’ |
E-2 |
| 09/01/1940 |
Cartoon: As Mr. Low Sees The Efficiency Of The R.A.F. |
E-3 |
| 09/01/1940 |
A Year Of War Leaves Britain Facing Hitler |
E-3 |
| 09/01/1940 |
Britains Carry On Robert P. Frost |
E-3 |
| 09/01/1940 |
Opinion Here Reflects Rising Tempo Of War |
E-8 |
| 09/01/1940 |
Butler, N. M., Across The Busy Years: Recollections And Reflections, Vol Ii, Charles Scribners Sons, N.Y. (Picture) Dr. Nicholas Murry Butler’s (Columbia University & Carnegie Endowment For International Peace) Part In The Affairs Of Europe |
Book 3 |
| 09/01/1940 |
Sullivan, Lawrence, The Dead Hand Of Bureaucracy, Bobbs-Merrill, N. Y & Indianapolis Bureaucracy And The New Deal |
Book 10 |
| 09/01/1940 |
Chase, Stuart, Idle Money, Idle Men, Harcourt, Brace & Co., N.Y.-Stuart Chase On Government Spending |
Book 10 |
| 09/01/1940 |
Hitler’s Shadow Over South America |
Mag. 3 |
| 09/01/1940 |
‘Die Stadt Paris’ (Appeal To American Francophile) |
Mag. 3 |
| 09/01/1940 |
Giants Of The Skies (Picture Of Planes) |
Roto. 1 |
| 09/01/1940 |
‘Streamlined And Redecorated’ (Picture Of Goering Who Has Just Been Named Air Marshall Tone, Ridicule) |
Roto. 6 |
| 09/02/1940 |
Children’s Ship Torpedoed, But Refugees Are Saved |
1 |
| 09/02/1940 |
London And Berlin Raided |
1 |
| 09/02/1940 |
60,000 Guardsmen Summoned For Active Service Sept. 16 |
1 |
| 09/02/1940 |
Berlin Unscathed In Raid, Nazis Say-City Pounded, British Say |
1 |
| 09/02/1940 |
R. A. F. Sends Nazis To Berlin Cellar Parties; Dress Strictly Informal At ‘Lights Out Club’ |
2 |
| 09/02/1940 |
(Archbishop Of) Canterbury Appeals For Moral Aid Of U.S. |
2 |
| 09/02/1940 |
Nazi Bombers Fail To Cripple Britain |
3 |
| 09/02/1940 |
Big Cologne Fire Indicated By Nazi |
3 |
| 09/02/1940 |
Goebbels Warns Showdown Is Near |
4 |
| 09/02/1940 |
85 Swedish Vessels Lost In Year Of War |
4 |
| 09/02/1940 |
Gasoline For Planes Being Sent To Japan (By British Firm) |
4 |
| 09/02/1940 |
Anti-Americanism Seen in Columbia |
5 |
| 09/02/1940 |
(U.S.) Destroyer Sale (To British) Attacked By (N. Dakota Senator, Gerald P.) Nye |
6 |
| 09/02/1940 |
Dominican (Republic) Loan (To Them!) To Help U.S. Navy |
7 |
| 09/02/1940 |
Knox Will Inspect Fleet At Hawaii |
9 |
| 09/02/1940 |
(George) Creel (U.S. Propaganda Head In World War I) Denies Camp Idea |
9 |
| 09/02/1940 |
(General John F.) O’ryan Asks (U.S.) War Entry |
10 |
| 09/02/1940 |
La Follette (Senator, Wisconsin) Hits War |
10 |
| 09/02/1940 |
(Univ. Of Columbia’s Dr. Nicholas Murray) Butler Sees Trap In Liberty’s Abuse |
10 |
| 09/02/1940 |
Issues To Be Sifted By Psychologists-War Shock One Subject |
10 |
| 09/02/1940 |
Alien Total In U.S. Cut Almost In Half (Now 3,595,338 Aliens) |
10 |
| 09/02/1940 |
Willkie Is Backed As ‘True Democrat’ (By Democrats) |
12 |
| 09/02/1940 |
New Deal Target Of Church League |
13 |
| 09/02/1940 |
Peace In Balkans Seen As Aid To Axis |
25 |
| 09/03/1940 |
Roosevelt Calls On Nation To Unite For Total Defense; Won’t Sacrifice Social Gains (Of His ‘New Deal’) |
1&4 |
| 09/03/1940 |
Targets In Munich Bombed By British |
1 |
| 09/03/1940 |
Moral Of British Firm Under Raids-Damage Not Really Vital |
2 |
| 09/03/1940 |
Pope’s Peace Bids Mark Year Of War-Efforts Still Continue |
5 |
| 09/03/1940 |
(New Zionist Organization) Plan Jewish Army To Battle Hitlerism |
7 |
| 09/03/1940 |
Munich Blast (Attempt On Hitler’s Life) Laid (By U.S. And England) To Foes Of Hitler |
8 |
| 09/03/1940 |
(U.S.) Plane Production Now 1,000 A Month |
9 |
| 09/03/1940 |
Miss Perkins Sees 1,000,000 Jobs Again-Secretary (Of Labor) Asserts Employment (In U.S.) Is 9,000,000 Greater Than It Was 7 Years Ago |
10 |
| 09/03/1940 |
(William) Green (A. F. Of L.) Cautions Against Strikes; Lewis Calls Jobs Key To Defense |
10 |
| 09/03/1940 |
Government Says Defense Will Halve Idle By Making Jobs For 4,500,000 By July 1 |
11 |
| 09/03/1940 |
Meany Pledges Aid Of A. F. L. In Defense |
11 |
| 09/03/1940 |
(James J. [Penn.]) Senator Davis Warns Of ‘Big Government’ |
12 |
| 09/03/1940 |
43 Schools For Aliens (In N.Y. City) |
12 |
| 09/03/1940 |
Borneo Oil Wells Put Under Guard-Pipe Lines Are All Mined |
14 |
| 09/03/1940 |
Use Of Psychology In Hirings Is Urged |
15 |
| 09/03/1940 |
Roosevelt Trades (‘Old’ U.S.) Destroyers (To England) For Sea Bases; Tells Congress He Acted On Own Authority (In A Ruling By His Appointee, U.S. Att’y. Gen. Robert H. Jackson-The ‘Trade’ Was For 50 ‘Old’ Vessels) |
1 |
| 09/03/1940 |
Britain Pledges Never To Yield Or Sink Fleet-British Jubilant (Part Of The ‘Trade’?-Obviously To Keep It From Ever Falling Into German Hands!) |
1 |
| 09/03/1940 |
Roosevelt Halls Gain Of New Bases |
1 |
| 09/03/1940 |
Ship Trade Is Held Not Hostile Action (By U.S. State Dept.) |
1 |
| 09/03/1940 |
Riom Busy Compiling War Guilt Evidence-Witnesses Heard In Secret |
5 |
| 09/03/1940 |
Cuba’s War Aid (To U.S.) Pledged (By Former President Grau San Martin, Now Replaced By Fulgencio Batista Who Also Supports The U.S.) |
6 |
| 09/04/1940 |
Roosevelt’s Message And The Diplomatic Exchanges (About 50 ‘Old’ Destroyers) |
10 |
| 09/04/1940 |
Picture: One Of The (‘Old’) Destroyers Traded To England |
10 |
| 09/04/1940 |
Britain In Year Ordered 2 Billion In Goods Here |
10 |
| 09/04/1940 |
‘Plenty Of Precedent’-Dr. Wild Of Harvard Says Basis For Act Of War Term (Resulting From U.S. Giving England 50 ‘Old’ Destroyers) Is Lacking |
10 |
| 09/04/1940 |
Capital Sees Link Of Arms With Ships (Given To England) |
11 |
| 09/04/1940 |
(Admiral Harold R. Stark, Chief Of U.S. Naval Operations) Calls 50 Old Ships Not Needed By U.S. |
12 |
| 09/04/1940 |
La Guardia Hails Trade (Of 50 ‘Old’ Destroyers) For Bases |
12 |
| 09/04/1940 |
W. A. White (Committee To Defend America By Aiding The Allies) Approves (Destroyer Deal) |
12 |
| 09/04/1940 |
Comment By Press (All Over U.S.) On British Accord (Destroyer Deal) |
13 |
| 09/04/1940 |
U.S. Seen As Gainer In Destroyer Deal-Hanson W. Baldwin |
14 |
| 09/04/1940 |
Axis Holds British Gain Little In Deal |
15 |
| 09/04/1940 |
Renaming Of (Former U.S.) Destroyers Held Problem For British |
15 |
| 09/04/1940 |
Hull-Lothian Correspondence On Pledge Made By Britain Never To Scuttle Her Fleet |
15 |
| 09/04/1940 |
Bermuda Awaits U.S. Officers |
15 |
| 09/04/1940 |
Canada Hails Gain Of 50 Destroyers-Canadians Ready To Sail |
15 |
| 09/04/1940 |
Text Of Attorney General Jackson’s Opinion Upholding The Transfer Of Destroyers (From U.S. To England) |
16 |
| 09/04/1940 |
Congress Ranks Split On Accord |
16 |
| 09/04/1940 |
Editorial: St. Louis Post-Dispatch: ‘Dictator Roosevelt Commits An Act Of War’ |
19 |
| 09/04/1940 |
U.S. War Crisis Would Help Roosevelt More Than Willkie, Gallup Survey Finds |
20 |
| 09/04/1940 |
Picture: Rev. Paul Strasser, Brother Of Otto Strasser Arrives On Dixie Clipper |
25 |
| 09/04/1940 |
Strasser Brother (Benedictine Monk) Here On Clipper |
25 |
| 09/04/1940 |
‘Heroic Man’ Myth Cause Of War-Psychologist (Edward Chace Tolman) Predicts Fall Of Types Like Mussolini, Hitler And Stalin |
27 |
| 09/04/1940 |
Mme. (Sigrid) Undset Here, Warns On Hitler-Finds Us On ‘Right Track’ |
28 |
| 09/04/1940 |
Trujillo (Dominican Republic) Flies Here; His Mission Secret |
28 |
| 09/05/1940 |
Democrats Hail Action On Bases; Praise President (Roosevelt) |
1 |
| 09/05/1940 |
Hitler Threatens To Raze Cities In Reprisal For British Bombing, R. A. F. Fires German Forest Plant (Forest Fires Set In Black Forest) |
1 |
| 09/05/1940 |
Hull Warns Japan On Indo-China Case |
1 |
| 09/05/1940 |
Only 300 Planes Of The First Line Now Held By (U.S.) Army |
1 |
| 09/05/1940 |
Churchill Declares British Might Grows |
2 |
| 09/05/1940 |
Damage Is Slight On British Coast |
3 |
| 09/05/1940 |
Hitler Talk Unscheduled, Not Broadcast, Guarded |
3 |
| 09/05/1940 |
Gibraltar Unharmed In First Year Of War |
4 |
| 09/05/1940 |
3 Soviet Classes Called To Colors |
4 |
| 09/05/1940 |
(Judge In Buffalo) Curbs Nazi Consuls Here |
4 |
| 09/05/1940 |
(Fulgencio) Batista Asks Cubans To Aid Him In Crisis |
5 |
| 09/05/1940 |
Berlin Holds (U.S.-English Destroyer) Deal Is Unneutral Act |
10 |
| 09/05/1940 |
Three Over-Age Destroyers Leave Boston On Way To Britain, First In Transfer Of 50 (Picture) |
10 |
| 09/05/1940 |
Japanese See Peril In U.S.-British (Destroyer) Deal |
10 |
| 09/05/1940 |
British Are Eager For (Destroyer) Ship Delivery-Trade Regarded As Fair |
11 |
| 09/05/1940 |
Bermuda To Greet U.S. Mission Today |
12 |
| 09/05/1940 |
New Pacific Bases Sought, Knox Says |
13 |
| 09/05/1940 |
U.S. To Keep Fleet At Pacific Bases-(U.S.-British) Accord Hinged On Issue |
13 |
| 09/05/1940 |
Destroyer Trade Assailed By Pryor |
14 |
| 09/05/1940 |
Vast Arms Supply To Britain Bared-One Man In Every 4 In (British) Service Equipped By U.S.,.Asserts Committee To Aid Allies-More Munitions And Secret Bomb Sight Sought From This Country |
15 |
| 09/05/1940 |
Exchange Blows In House (Over Compulsory, Military Conscription Bill) |
16 |
| 09/05/1940 |
Picture: Fort Dix Prepares To Welcome The National Guard |
17 |
| 09/05/1940 |
(U.S.-British) Accord Courts War, Says Norman Thomas |
20 |
| 09/05/1940 |
British Maintain (Peace-Time Goods) Shipments To U.S.-She Can Meet Her Orders |
34 |
| 09/05/1940 |
British Trade Up 5.6% Over Year Ago In July |
34 |
| 09/06/1940 |
Cocos Island Base Is Offered To U.S. (By Costa Rico) As Canal Defense |
1 |
| 09/06/1940 |
Prime Minister Churchill’s Report To The House Of Commons On Progress Of The War |
2 |
| 09/06/1940 |
Nazi Oil Base Hit (By R. A. F.) In Baltic Region |
3 |
| 09/06/1940 |
Slovakia Amplifies Laws Against Jews-Aim Of Forcing Emigration |
8 |
| 09/06/1940 |
U.S. To Try Growing Rubber In Latin America In Move To Cut Our Dependence On The Orient (As The Germans Did At Raisko [Auschwitz] With Koks Sagis) |
10 |
| 09/06/1940 |
Hong Kong Ready To Defend Itself-2,000,000 In Colony |
10 |
| 09/06/1940 |
Indo-China Gives In To Tokyo On Troops |
10 |
| 09/06/1940 |
U.S. Experts Begin Bermuda Survey (For U.S. Base) |
12 |
| 09/06/1940 |
Naval Deal Stirs Neighbors Of U.S. |
12 |
| 09/06/1940 |
Ship Deal Backed in Gallup Survey (60% Favor It) |
12 |
| 09/06/1940 |
9 Old Destroyers Depart Secretly |
12 |
| 09/06/1940 |
Australia Skeptical Of (U.S.) Naval Alliance |
13 |
| 09/06/1940 |
(Police) Evict 1,500 At Capitol (Protesting Draft) |
13 |
| 09/06/1940 |
40,000 Reserve Officers In Army By Spring; Gen. Marshall Says, Expansion Requires Call |
13 |
| 09/06/1940 |
(Alfred M.) Landon Hits (Destroyer) Swap Method |
13 |
| 09/06/1940 |
Nazi Victims Offer Fair’s Riches To Us |
23 |
| 09/06/1940 |
Ship (U.S. Maritime) Board Curbs Alien Charters |
43 |
| 09/06/1940 |
Editorial: St. Louis Star-Times Reply To Post-Dispatch Editorial On 50 Destroyers Air And Naval Bases Trade |
44 |
| 09/07/1940 |
German Planes Raid London All Day; British Bomb Berlin, Starting Fires |
1 |
| 09/07/1940 |
U.S. Scrap Steel Faces An Embargo-Would Be A Heavy Blow To Japan |
1 |
| 09/07/1940 |
British Submarine Rescues Captives |
1 |
| 09/07/1940 |
$5,246,000,000 ‘Total Defense Bill’ Adopted Providing Enlarged Army, Planes, Warships |
1 |
| 09/07/1940 |
Little Havoc Seen In Tour Of England-’Business As Usual’ Is Found |
2 |
| 09/07/1940 |
Italian Writer Says Protest On (U.S.) Arms Deal (To England) Is Not Expected |
2 |
| 09/07/1940 |
British Sell Nazi Planes (Messersmitts-Guaranteed Delivery To N. Y City) |
2 |
| 09/07/1940 |
Pictures: British Naval Action Against French Fleet |
3 |
| 09/07/1940 |
Fund For Refugees Ask-500 Jews, En Route To Palestine Turned Back (By Rumania) To Bulgarian Town |
3 |
| 09/07/1940 |
(Myron C.) Taylor Sees U.S. Facing ‘Decisions’ (Picture) France Deprives 15 Of Their Citizenship (For Fleeing France) |
5 |
| 09/07/1940 |
Picture: A Hospital ‘Somewhere In England’ Hit By A German Bomb |
5 |
| 09/07/1940 |
Freemasons Banned In The Netherlands |
5 |
| 09/07/1940 |
Japan To Reject Protest By Hull |
5 |
| 09/07/1940 |
First 8 U.S. Ships Arrive In Canada |
6 |
| 09/07/1940 |
Roosevelt Prods Congress On Draft |
6 |
| 09/07/1940 |
Willkie Condemns Destroyer Trade (By U.S. To English) |
8 |
| 09/07/1940 |
Wallace Charges Defense Sniping |
8 |
| 09/07/1940 |
Schools Speed Up Defense Training |
8 |
| 09/07/1940 |
Interfaith Group (National Conference Of Christians And Jews) Backs Peace Plea (Supports Roosevelt’s ‘Day Of Prayer For Peace’) |
18 |
| 09/08/1940 |
1,500 Nazl Planes Bomb London; Industry And Services Damaged-Reich ‘Retaliating’ |
1 |
| 09/08/1940 |
R. A. F. Scores Many Hits In Reich |
1 |
| 09/08/1940 |
15 Officers Of Graf Spee Flee Island In Argentina |
1 |
| 09/08/1940 |
House Votes Conscription; 60-Day Delay |
1 |
| 09/08/1940 |
French War Chiefs Put Under Arrest (Riom Trial) |
1 |
| 09/08/1940 |
Willkie Pledges A ‘No-War’ Policy |
1 |
| 09/08/1940 |
R. A. F. Raids Blast Reich War Plants |
1 |
| 09/08/1940 |
(Charles Michelson) Says Bigot Groups Support Willkie |
8 |
| 09/08/1940 |
Intelligence Tests Called Ineffective (By Psychologists) |
18 |
| 09/08/1940 |
Chemists To Study Needs Of Defense-Synthetic Rubber A Topic |
22 |
| 09/08/1940 |
Educators Meet For Defense Aid |
25 |
| 09/08/1940 |
(Andrei) Vishinsky Named As Molotoff Aide-Prosecutor In The 1938 Soviet Purge(Molotoff Later Headed Soviet Propaganda) |
28 |
| 09/08/1940 |
Jews In Luxembourg Hit (Activities Limited) |
28 |
| 09/08/1940 |
Japan Is Alarmed By Trend Of U.S.-Nichi Nichi Sees Possibility Of Our Federating With Britain And The Dominions |
34 |
| 09/08/1940 |
Men Of Two Navies (U.S. & England) Trim Navies |
35 |
| 09/08/1940 |
(J. L.) Garvin Sees U.S. In War This Fall-Predicts Popular Cause |
35 |
| 09/08/1940 |
Board Sifts Data On Bermuda Base (Picture: Admiral Greenslade, Head Of Board Later Took Over Iceland) |
35 |
| 09/08/1940 |
All Americas Free To Use New Bases |
36 |
| 09/08/1940 |
Deal On (‘Old, Outmoded’) Destroyers Hostile, Rome Holds |
36 |
| 09/08/1940 |
Chiang Asks Steps By U.S. In Pacific |
37 |
| 09/08/1940 |
Indo-China Says Chinese Attacked |
39 |
| 09/08/1940 |
Unity Of Americas Hailed By Vargas (Brazil) |
39 |
| 09/08/1940 |
Costa Rico Bars U.S. (Anti-German) Film |
39 |
| 09/08/1940 |
Pictures: Destruction By R. A. F. In Berlin |
40 |
| 09/08/1940 |
Industrial Group Aids Refugee Plan-Women Press (Children Refugee) Campaign |
41 |
| 09/08/1940 |
British Army Trains For Offensive In 1941-Hopes To Have 1,000,000 Men With Big Air Force |
41 |
| 09/08/1940 |
London Total War Rouses Cold Anger (In British) |
42 |
| 09/08/1940 |
H. G. Wells Insists On British (Government) Shake-Up |
43 |
| 09/08/1940 |
(Herschel) Grynszpan (Who Murdered Vom Rath) Given To Nazis By Vichy |
44 |
| 09/08/1940 |
Anti-German Pictures Drawn By American Children, Aged 12 & 14 |
45 |
| 09/08/1940 |
Slovakia Extends Anti-Semltic Laws |
45 |
| 09/08/1940 |
Oil Is Not Lacking In First War Year-Hydrogenation In Reich |
F-1 |
| 09/08/1940 |
Our Deal With Britain Affects A World’s Stategical Picture-Hanson W. Baldwin |
E-5 |
| 09/08/1940 |
Berlin Is Resentful (Of U.S. Destroyer Deal With England) |
E-5 |
| 09/08/1940 |
A Comparison Of The Naval Tonnage Of The Major Powers |
E-5 |
| 09/08/1940 |
A Twelve-Year Record Of (U.S.) Unemployment (Highest In 1933-High Again In 1918) |
E-8 |
| 09/08/1940 |
Is Our Way Of Life Doomed? By William Allen White, Chairman, Committee To Defend America By Aiding The Allies |
Mag. 3 |
| 09/08/1940 |
When Churchill Fights With Words-Robert P. Frost |
Mag. 7 |
| 09/09/1940 |
Mighty Nazi Air Fleets Again Bomb London; Goering Directing ‘New Phase Of The War’-Marshal In France |
1 |
| 09/09/1940 |
All Of (U.S.) Army Found In Need Of Training And Modern Guns |
1 |
| 09/09/1940 |
(Sec. Of Agriculture) Wickard Says No Famine Faces Europe Continent |
2 |
| 09/09/1940 |
London Raid Havoc Awes Witness (Vincent Sheean) |
3 |
| 09/09/1940 |
Daladier Arrested Under His Own Law (Riom Trial) |
4 |
| 09/09/1940 |
Chinese See Hull As Curb On Japan |
5 |
| 09/09/1940 |
Bolivian Bill To Bar Jews Wins Approval (First Reading Of Bill Approved) |
5 |
| 09/09/1940 |
Gen. (Hugh A.) Drum Aids Drive For Child Refugees |
6 |
| 09/09/1940 |
Roosevelt Joins Prayers For Peace-He Hears Hyde Park Rector Ask World Be Freed From ‘Hands Of Oppressors’ Warning Of Catastrophe |
8 |
| 09/09/1940 |
All Creeds In State (Catholics, Protestants & Jews) Offer Peace Prayers |
8 |
| 09/09/1940 |
Training Of (U.S.) Pilots Far Short Of Goal |
9 |
| 09/09/1940 |
Many Precedents For War Recalled (By Catholic Rev. Dr. Philip J. Furlong) |
11 |
| 09/09/1940 |
End Of Isms Seen In ‘Stronger Idea’ (By Episcopal, Rev. Dr. John Gass)-Battle Is Not Merely With Arms But With Intellect |
11 |
| 09/09/1940 |
Peace Hope Held Vital-Without It Jews Will Cease To Be Religious People (Rabbi) Arzt Warns |
11 |
| 09/09/1940 |
War Flying Talk Heard At Capital-Report Circulates That (U.S.) Air Officers Might Get Leaves To Serve With The R. A. F.-Like Axis Airmen In Spain |
16 |
| 09/09/1940 |
Mrs. Trotsky Testifies |
17 |
| 09/09/1940 |
Labor Inventory Made For Nation (By Sidney Hillman)-5,500,000 Men Are Registered And Number Available In Any Locality Recorded |
33 |
| 09/10/1940 |
Center Of London Battered By Heavy Blows |
1 |
| 09/10/1940 |
R. A. F. Wreaks Havoc In 3-Hour Raid On Hamburg-R. A. F. Retaliates, Berlin Raided Anew |
1 |
| 09/10/1940 |
201 Ships Ordered For 2-Ocean Navy |
1 |
| 09/10/1940 |
(U.S.) Bar Demands Protection Of Civil Rights But Not As ‘Screen’ For Foes Of Democracy |
1 |
| 09/10/1940 |
Maps: London & Hamburg |
2 |
| 09/10/1940 |
Pictures: London Damage |
3 |
| 09/10/1940 |
Nazi Paper (National Sozialisticher Kurier, Stuttgart) Finds ‘Law’ For (German) Attack (On London-A Belligerent City & Not An ‘Open City’) |
5 |
| 09/10/1940 |
Rumania Decrees Anti-Jewish Laws |
6 |
| 09/10/1940 |
Bonnet Peace Aim A Year Ago Cited-Paper In Paris Says He Held Up French Entry (Into War) 6 Hours (Le Matin) |
6 |
| 09/10/1940 |
(Herschel) Grynzpan Sentenced To 20 Years In France (For Murder Of Ernst Vom Rath) Nazis ‘Supervise’ Conviction Of Slayer Of Paris Embassy Aide |
6 |
| 09/10/1940 |
La Guardia Warns (Would-Be) Invaders (Of U.S.) To Pause |
7 |
| 09/10/1940 |
British Plane Output Reported Holding Up-Little Impaired By Nazi Raids |
7 |
| 09/10/1940 |
British Tars Man American Destroyers; Transfer Quietly Made At Canadian Port (Supergratuitous Sentimentality & Emotionalism) |
7 |
| 09/10/1940 |
Roosevelt Signs 5 Billion Arms Bill |
10 |
| 09/10/1940 |
Army Not Prompt To Use New Funds |
11 |
| 09/10/1940 |
War Games Show Army’s Muddling-Two Schools In Conflict |
12 |
| 09/10/1940 |
First Lady (Eleanor Roosevelt) Gives Students Advice-Urges They Arm Themselves With Worth-While Convictions Despite Opposition-Isaacs Asserts That (Father) Coughlin And Lindberg Are Enemies Of Democracy |
18 |
| 09/10/1940 |
$212,000,000 Goes To (U.S.) Army Highways (75,000 Mile U.S. ‘Autobahn’ Network) |
18 |
| 09/10/1940 |
Relief Aide Warns Of French Famine-Germans No Help-Dr. (Joseph) Stokes (Quaker!) Tells Of New Jewish Concentration Camps (Gurs & San Cyprien)-Complained Of British Censors At Bermuda, But Apparently Is Oblivious To Their Blockade Of Any Food Bound For France) |
25 |
| 09/11/1940 |
British Bomb Berlin, Hit Reichstag Building And Other Landmarks In Center Of The City-Miss U.S. Embassy, Hit Brandenburg Gate (Right Next To It)-Aim Held Deliberate |
1 |
| 09/11/1940 |
R. A. F. Hammers 25 Vital Points To Weaken Foe’s Offensive |
1 |
| 09/11/1940 |
Germans Pound At London In 8-Hour Attack-Britons Carrying On |
1 |
| 09/11/1940 |
Incendiary ‘Cards’ (Phosphorus) A British Weapon |
1 |
| 09/11/1940 |
Nazis See Battle As Fight To Finish |
1 |
| 09/11/1940 |
Weakness Is Seen In Moves By Nazis |
2 |
| 09/11/1940 |
Pictures: When German Bombs Drop To Their Target-London And Its 7,000,000 Persons |
3 |
| 09/11/1940 |
British Reassure Swiss-Express Regret Over Violation Of Neutrality By R. A. F. |
3 |
| 09/11/1940 |
Chamberlain (Lord President Of The Council) Is Back At Work (After Operation) |
3 |
| 09/11/1940 |
Property Damage Severe In London |
4 |
| 09/11/1940 |
Picture: Where British Bombs Rocked Berlin In Early Morning Raid |
4 |
| 09/11/1940 |
Refugee Booklet Issued-(‘How Can I Help’-Children) |
4 |
| 09/11/1940 |
Pictures (German): Of Wreckage In Berlin And Hamm |
5 |
| 09/11/1940 |
Feeding Of France Big Vichy Problem-Strict Rations Expected |
7 |
| 09/11/1940 |
Peoples In Pacific Astir Over Britain-Prefer Occidental To Japanese Control |
8 |
| 09/11/1940 |
Foreigners (Emigres) Face Seizure (Of Property) In France (As A Result Of Fleeing) |
8 |
| 09/11/1940 |
Nazis Seen Trying To Lure Norwegian Ships (Seized By British); ‘Voice’ Of Owners Recorded, Sent By Radio |
10 |
| 09/11/1940 |
1,000,000 Already Filed As Aliens-Only 2,500,000 Left-(U.S. Att’y. Gen. Robert H.) Jackson Warns Some Employers |
11 |
| 09/11/1940 |
(New Jersey Sheriff) Lists (German-American) Bund Visitors (To ‘Nordland’) |
14 |
| 09/11/1940 |
(Edward J.) Flynn Belittles (Roosevelt) Dictator Charge-Cites Roosevelt’s Acceptance Of Court Invalidation Of The National Recovery Act |
16 |
| 09/11/1940 |
E. (Lliott) Roosevelt Tilts At Father’s Critic |
16 |
| 09/11/1940 |
Only 180 Pwa Jobs Still Unfinished-Seven-Year Record Told |
23 |
| 09/11/1940 |
300 Children Here (Arrived On ‘Cameronia’) From War Zone (German Exiles On Board, Norbert Feiwelsohn Had Been Interned In A British Internment Camp Before Coming To U.S.) |
27 |
| 09/11/1940 |
Religion Of Good Urged By Einstein |
30 |
| 09/11/1940 |
Ship Men Oppose Wheeler-Lea Bill-Defense Danger Is Seen |
51 |
| 09/12/1940 |
Both London And Berlin Bombed Again-Fire Set In Berlin-London Guns Roar-Workers Homes Hit |
1 |
| 09/12/1940 |
Palace In London Damaged By Bomb (Corner Of Buckingham Palace Wrecked) |
1 |
| 09/12/1940 |
Roosevelt Backs Draft Of Industry; Hails Labor Gains |
1 |
| 09/12/1940 |
Berlin Threatens New Fury In Raids |
1 |
| 09/12/1940 |
Little Damage To Berlin |
2 |
| 09/12/1940 |
Fascist Lauds (Father) Coughlin |
2 |
| 09/12/1940 |
Picture: Damage At Buckingham Palace |
3 |
| 09/12/1940 |
Blood For Britain Asked (Gen. Robert C. Davis, N.Y. Chapter, American Red Cross) |
3 |
| 09/12/1940 |
Nazis Now Using Heavier Missiles |
4 |
| 09/12/1940 |
Pictures: Damage At Berlin And Hamburg |
5 |
| 09/12/1940 |
(Georges) Mandel Is Flown To French Prison |
5 |
| 09/12/1940 |
France Praises Our (Red Cross) Aid |
5 |
| 09/12/1940 |
80,000 Rlfles Bought From U.S. By Canada (Lee-Enfield Rifles) |
8 |
| 09/12/1940 |
Tel Aviv’s Mayor Asks Help Of U.S. (To Stop Italian Air Raids) |
9 |
| 09/12/1940 |
Plea To Roosevelt Sent By Indo-China (By French Governor General, Admiral Jean Decoux) |
10 |
| 09/12/1940 |
Soviet Pact With Nazis Held Frail, Adopted In Face Of Doubted Allies |
10 |
| 09/12/1940 |
British Blockade Lifted For Swiss |
13 |
| 09/12/1940 |
U.S.-Canada Board Will Study Pacific-Bermuda Mission Reports |
13 |
| 09/12/1940 |
Rabbis Issue Plea To Defend Democracy |
14 |
| 09/12/1940 |
Students Chided (By Dr. William A. Nielson) For (Non-Interventionist) Views On War |
23 |
| 09/12/1940 |
Gold Imports Up Billion This Year |
39 |
| 09/12/1940 |
Guayule Rubber Seen As Defense Product |
51 |
| 09/12/1940 |
Advertisement, Time Magazine: ‘The 90 Million Americans Who May Go To Work For Hitler’ (South Americans) |
52 |
| 09/13/1940 |
London ‘Curtain Of Steel’ Again Balks Nazis-Nazi Bombs Fewer |
1 |
| 09/13/1940 |
R. A. F. Bombs Berlin, Bremen And Channel Ports-Hamburg Under Heavy Attack For 4 Hours-Flames At Potsdam |
1 |
| 09/13/1940 |
27 Dead, 25 Missing, 200 Hurt At-Jersey Plant-(Smokeless) Powder-Explodes (Hercules Powder Some Suspect German-American Bund Plant Had Contracts With U.S. And Britain) |
1 |
| 09/13/1940 |
Russia Asks Berlin For Danube Voice |
1 |
| 09/13/1940 |
Big Nazi Bombs Laid To Passenger Plane (Ju-52) |
3 |
| 09/13/1940 |
Portugal Bars Entry To All Bound For U.S.-Frontier Closed Until Those Now Awaiting Transport (To U.S.) Have Left |
3 |
| 09/13/1940 |
Unexploded Nazi Bomb At St. Paul’s Menaces Great London Cathedral (Picture) |
3 |
| 09/13/1940 |
Picture: British (Phosphorus) ‘Calling Card’ Dropped By R. A. F. In Germany |
4 |
| 09/13/1940 |
(French) Occupation Cost Half That Of War |
6 |
| 09/13/1940 |
Tokyo Paper Sees Challenge By U.S. |
7 |
| 09/13/1940 |
Chinese Guerrillas Start An Offensive |
7 |
| 09/13/1940 |
Avila (Comacho) Confirmed As Mexican Victor |
8 |
| 09/13/1940 |
Picture: Hercules Powder Co. Explosion At Kenvil, N. J |
16 |
| 09/13/1940 |
Hercules Concern Expands Facilities |
17 |
| 09/13/1940 |
List Of Dead And Injured In Kenvil, N.Y., Hercules Blast |
17 |
| 09/13/1940 |
(Lana Turner) Divorces Artie Shaw |
25 |
| 09/13/1940 |
Standard Oil Plan For Rubber, Toluol (‘Tnt’) |
37 |
| 09/14/1940 |
Death Toll Is 42 In (Kenvil, N. J., Hercules) Powder Blast |
1 |
| 09/14/1940 |
Soviet (Tass) Charges Nazi Paper With ‘Fabrication’ For Purpose Of Creating Alarm In Rumania |
1 |
| 09/14/1940 |
All Vital Services In London Function-Food Supplies Adequate |
2 |
| 09/14/1940 |
6 French Warships For Britain Seen |
2 |
| 09/14/1940 |
(American) Red Cross Sends Aid To British Raid Area |
2 |
| 09/14/1940 |
8 London Churches Hit By Nazi Bombs-Usual City Life Goes On (Map) |
3 |
| 09/14/1940 |
Picture: Buckingham Palace Chapel Target Of German Bombers |
3 |
| 09/14/1940 |
Britain Asks Gift Of Surgical Items |
3 |
| 09/14/1940 |
Chemical Warfare Charged To British (By Italians) |
4 |
| 09/14/1940 |
French Would Stymie Nazis On War Guilt (Riom Trials) |
4 |
| 09/14/1940 |
(Paris Paper) Lists Rothschlld’s Losses (As A Result Of Fleeing France) |
4 |
| 09/14/1940 |
Cuba To Seek Loan Of $50,000,000 Here |
4 |
| 09/14/1940 |
Dr. Joy (Unitarian) To Aid Refugees |
4 |
| 09/14/1940 |
Avila (Comacho) Is Welcome In U.S., Hull Says |
5 |
| 09/14/1940 |
Picture: Goering In Northern France Directing Luftwaffe Raids On England |
5 |
| 09/14/1940 |
Nazi Library Aided By (German) Consulate Here |
5 |
| 09/14/1940 |
Panama Ship (‘Norseland’) Barred (From U.S. Port) For Using (Flying) U.S. Flag |
5 |
| 09/14/1940 |
1,000-Pound Bombs Used By Japanese-German Embassy In Chungking Destroyed U.S. Mission Hit |
8 |
| 09/14/1940 |
Pershing Honored On 80th Year, Urges Nation To Waken To Danger (Picture With Roosevelt) |
19 |
| 09/14/1940 |
Propaganda Drive Aimed At Britain-Steuben Society Authorizes Raising Of $10,000 To Fight (British) Influence (Propaganda) |
19 |
| 09/14/1940 |
Dean (Frederick W. Beekman) Maps Drive For Aid To Britain-He Sees Freedom In Peril |
20 |
| 09/15/1940 |
Congress Votes For Selective Service |
1 |
| 09/15/1940 |
Improved London Defenses Repel Nazi Raids |
1 |
| 09/15/1940 |
Willkie Says That Roosevelt ‘Promoted’ The Munich Pact |
1 |
| 09/15/1940 |
Leave For Jewish Troops (On Jewish High Holy Days) |
26 |
| 09/15/1940 |
Text Of New Naval Policy Covering Two-Ocean Operation |
27 |
| 09/15/1940 |
First Lady (Eleanor-Roosevelt) Assails Guild On The Draft (Guild Opposes It) Sees Too Much ‘Asking’ (And ‘Never Giving’) |
28 |
| 09/15/1940 |
Many Americans Fear Nazi Invasion (Gallup Poll-40%) |
29 |
| 09/15/1940 |
Text Of The Selective Service Measure As It Was Finally Passed By Congress Yesterday |
30 |
| 09/15/1940 |
Knox Calls Fleet (Minus 50 ‘Old’ Destroyers) World’s Greatest-Links Security To Force |
33 |
| 09/15/1940 |
Day’s War Buying Totals $241,722,438 |
33 |
| 09/15/1940 |
Poor Demand Refuge In Rich (Swanky) London Hotel |
40 |
| 09/15/1940 |
‘Dutch Ss’ Militia Fostered By Nazis (Mussert)-Anti-Semitism Is Allowed |
41 |
| 09/15/1940 |
Picture: Direct Hit On Hamburg Apartment House |
41 |
| 09/15/1940 |
Blockade To Stay Lothian Declares-Calls Germans Looters |
42 |
| 09/15/1940 |
Philippine Vessel Halted By British (110 Miles Off San Francisco) |
43 |
| 09/15/1940 |
Picture: Buckingham Palace Suffers Interior And Exterior Damage From German Bombs |
44 |
| 09/15/1940 |
Half Chile’s Trade Now Done With U.S. |
44 |
| 09/15/1940 |
Air Raids Minimized By British Children |
45 |
| 09/15/1940 |
Arm For A (Military) Thrust (Apparently From Germany, Rear Admiral Clark H.) Woodward Warns-Tells Session Of Steuben Society ‘Splendid Isolation’ Is Ended |
47 |
| 09/15/1940 |
Einstein’s Views On God Criticized (By Rabbi Goldstein) |
47 |
| 09/15/1940 |
Gold Hoard Held At Stake In War (Valueless If Germany Wins) |
47 |
| 09/15/1940 |
Nation’s Schools Unit In Defense |
D-9 |
| 09/15/1940 |
$963,000,000 Seen As (Rearmament) War Plant Cost |
F-2 |
| 09/15/1940 |
Huge Wool Stocks Coming (To U.S.) For Britain-Supply From Australia |
F-5 |
| 09/15/1940 |
British Use Loans On Stored Goods To Buy Munitions |
F-7 |
| 09/15/1940 |
London Life Goes On Amid Ruin And Terror (Map)-Raymond Daniell |
E-4 |
| 09/15/1940 |
Map: Berlin |
E-4 |
| 09/15/1940 |
How The U.S. Navy Will Be Increased (368 ‘New’ Destroyers) |
E-6 |
| 09/15/1940 |
FBI Trained For Sabotage Hunt |
E-6 |
| 09/15/1940 |
President’s Son (Elliott Roosevelt) Stirs Texas |
E-10 |
| 09/16/1940 |
R. A. F. Again Bombs Nazi (Coastal) Bases-Antwerp Is Fired |
1 |
| 09/15/1940 |
Nazis Crash Into London Streets; Crowds Dance And Cheer R. A. F. On |
1 |
| 09/15/1940 |
St. Paul’s Saved From Half-Ton Bomb |
1 |
| 09/15/1940 |
Ex-Premier (Leon) Blum Seized In France (Vita) |
3 |
| 09/15/1940 |
All-India Congress Shifts War Stand (It Decides To Stop Cooperating With England) |
4 |
| 09/15/1940 |
Vatican Declares Nazis Broke Pact (Concordat Of 1933) |
5 |
| 09/15/1940 |
Garrison For Palestine (400 Jews & 400 Arabs) |
6 |
| 09/15/1940 |
Columbia’s Loyalty To U.S. Is Reiterated |
8 |
| 09/15/1940 |
House Will Elect Rayburn Speaker (To Replace Bankhead) |
10 |
| 09/15/1940 |
(General Douglas) Mac Arther Endorses More Aid To Britain |
10 |
| 09/15/1940 |
Nazis To Free (Some French) Prisoners |
10 |
| 09/15/1940 |
Advertisement, Allied Relief Fund, Full Page: ‘An Appeal To Every American From The Homeless Poor Of London’ Winthrop W. Aldrich, President |
11 |
| 09/15/1940 |
Race Hate Scored By Bishop Welch-Urges Reading Of History-Integration Of Mankind Is A Reality If We See Slow Progress, He Contends |
12 |
| 09/15/1940 |
Courage Of British Liken To That Of Paul, Their Faith Praised Highly By Dr. (Rorlif H.) Brooks (Episcopalian) |
12 |
| 09/15/1940 |
‘Debauching’ Wagner Charged To Hitler (By Rev. Dr. William Howard Melish) |
12 |
| 09/15/1940 |
Retribution Seen Still Waiting Evil (Says Rev. Dr. Carl Rasmussen, Lutheran) |
12 |
| 09/15/1940 |
Hull Congratulates Central American |
14 |
| 09/15/1940 |
(Captain Richard) Llewellyn Sees War As One Of ‘Little Men’ |
14 |
| 09/16/1940 |
Dr. (Charles) Seymour (President Of Yale University) Asks Tie With Britain Based On Nation’s SafetyJefferson’s ‘Anglo-American Control Of Ocean’ |
15 |
| 09/16/1940 |
(Col. Arthur V.) M’dermott Warns U.S. Is In Danger-Selective Service Head Here Says Draft Is Answer To Threat Of Dictators |
21 |
| 09/16/1940 |
Germans Envisage Colonial Empire (Berlin Report)-Expectation Of Early Return Of Old (Colonial) Possessions Booms Concerns Operating There-Banking Circles Critical |
27 |
| 09/16/1940 |
(U.S.) Factory Stimulus Through 1942 Seen |
27 |
| 09/16/1940 |
Steuben Society Reaffirms Stand-Pledges ‘Unswerving’ Battle On All Propaganda Designed To Involve Us In War-Draft Law Is Endorsed |
36 |
| 09/17/1940 |
London Unleashes Fiercest (Anti-Aircraft) Fire Yet As Nazi Bombs Rock City Loth Night-Heart Of City Hit-Other Areas Also Struck (Wales, Midlands) |
1 |
| 09/17/1940 |
R. A. F. Hammers At Invasion Bases-Ports Fired Anew-Tempelhof (Berlin) Is Bombed |
1 |
| 09/17/1940 |
Willkle Predicts Dictatorship Here If Roosevelt Wins (Text, P. 10) |
1 |
| 09/17/1940 |
Roosevelt Signs Draft Law, Sets Registration Oct. 16; Says We Will Fend Off War (Proclamation Text, P. 16-Picture, Roosevelt, Stimson, Sheppard, May & Marshall) |
1 |
| 09/17/1940 |
Berlin Press Complains-Charges Swedish News Papers Insult Germany |
3 |
| 09/17/1940 |
Picture: United States Women On War Duty In England (Medical Unit) |
3 |
| 09/17/1940 |
Goering Reported On London Flight |
4 |
| 09/17/1940 |
Roosevelt Gesture (Expression Of U.S. Sympathy For Plight Of France To French Ambassador, Gaston Henry-Haye) Applauded In Vichy (But No Food Sent!) |
4 |
| 09/17/1940 |
Hero Of St. Paul’s Belittles Feat (Disarming Bomb); Calls Missile ‘Just Another Bomb’-London Applauds His Courage (A Canadian Serving In England) |
5 |
| 09/17/1940 |
Soviet War Plan Remains A Puzzle-Foreign Sympathy Lost |
6 |
| 09/17/1940 |
Slovak Jews Restricted (Curfew) Shopping Has Restricted Hours, Jewish Physicians Disqualified) |
7 |
| 09/17/1940 |
Nazi Capital News Agency (Transocean News Service) Is Raided By Dies Attaches |
8 |
| 09/17/1940 |
Daladier Aide Off For Trial In Vichy-(Guy La Chambre) Confident Of Vindication (See Riom Trials) |
15 |
| 09/17/1940 |
President (Roosevelt) Depicts Richer Citizenship-Draft Broadens Concept Of Responsibilities And Equal Service, He Says Not An Uncharted Trail |
17 |
| 09/17/1940 |
(Sam) Rayburn Elected (Speaker) In House Tradition |
19 |
| 09/17/1940 |
6 Outfits Bought By Mrs. (Eleanor) Roosevelt-Two Dinner Costumes |
21 |
| 09/17/1940 |
(Carl) Schurz Group Hits Nazis’ Brutality-Available Funds Are Now Used To Aid Refugees, Largely The Young Of Jewish Faith (Morgenthau Had Friends In Carl Schurz Society) |
24 |
| 09/17/1940 |
First Lady (Eleanor Roosevelt) Expands Her Views On Draft |
25 |
| 09/17/1940 |
Quarantine War, Mayor (La Guardia) Bids At Fair |
26 |
| 09/17/1940 |
New Army Orders Total $196,156,126-Chief Sums For Bombers |
33 |
| 09/17/1940 |
(Dr. Albert Degner) Denies Nazi Threat To Our S.A. Markets |
34 |
| 09/17/1940 |
21 Billion In Gold In U.S.-Treasury (Morgenthau) Puts Holdings Here At 70% Of World’s Total |
35 |
| 09/17/1940 |
134 Refugees Sail Here From Panama (Germans-Largely German Jews, Poles & Czechs,-Sailed On Army Transport, ‘American Legion’ See Later Entry) |
47 |
| 09/18/1940 |
Churchill Serene (‘Drunk’?), Reassures Nation |
1 |
| 09/18/1940 |
British Ships Ply North Sea Freely |
2 |
| 09/18/1940 |
Churchill To Be The Name Of Flotilla Leader Of First (‘Old’) U.S. Destroyers Traded To Britain |
2 |
| 09/18/1940 |
No London Airdrome Bombed Out; War Industries Are Unimpaired (Picture) |
3 |
| 09/18/1940 |
Sweden Gags Paper Criticizing Germany (A ‘Liberal Daily’) |
4 |
| 09/18/1940 |
Germans Are Warned To Beware Of Poles (Leaflets Describing Germans As ‘Master Race’ And Poles As ‘Second Rate Beings’ Allegedly Distributed By Germans) |
4 |
| 09/18/1940 |
Conscription In U.S. Rouses Tokyo Alarm |
5 |
| 09/18/1940 |
Belgians (In London) Deny Yielding (To Germany)-Ministers In London Say Those In Vichy Delegated Their Powers |
5 |
| 09/18/1940 |
Gandhi Wins By 192 To 7 (Advocates A Policy Of Non-Cooperation With England On War-Wants Independence For India) |
5 |
| 09/18/1940 |
Stalin Arming Against Germany; Nazi Victories Held A Menace By G.E.R. Gedye, Bulgarian Report |
6 |
| 09/18/1940 |
Swiss Admit Nazi Paper (‘Voelkischer Beobachter)-Earlier Banned) |
6 |
| 09/18/1940 |
(Cordell Hull) Warns Nazi Consul (Baron Von Spiegel At New Orleans-Picture) On Activities |
6 |
| 09/18/1940 |
None Yet Accused In Riom War Trial-Inquiry Advances Slowly |
7 |
| 09/18/1940 |
Call For Sacrifice Made By (Herbert) Lehman-Strong Defense Urged-If England Were Defeated, He Warns We Could Not Evade Conflict Governor Tells Sleeping Car Porters, War Is Threat To Our Democracy |
9 |
| 09/18/1940 |
(American) Red Cross (Norman H. Davis) Heeding All British Pleas |
9 |
| 09/18/1940 |
$5,000 Relief Sent Abroad (To England By Methodist) Church |
9 |
| 09/18/1940 |
Nazi Marines Occupy Rothschild Chateau (La Muette) |
9 |
| 09/18/1940 |
Most Draft Aides To Be Volunteers |
10 |
| 09/18/1940 |
Fort Dix Is Ready To Greet Soldiers |
10 |
| 09/18/1940 |
(Rear Admiral Clark H.) Woodward (Commandant Of 3D Naval District) Warns Of Alien Concepts Asks Deportation Of Enemies |
15 |
| 09/18/1940 |
$10,400,000 Of Gold Here From Abroad |
33 |
| 09/18/1940 |
German Shares (50% Of Chemische Werke Odin, G. M. B. H.) Sold By Eastman Kodak |
33 |
| 09/18/1940 |
3 Cargo Vessels Bought By Navy-More Ships Are Sought-Auxiliary Fleet Expanding |
45 |
| 09/19/1940 |
Big R. A. F. Fleets Take Fight To Nazis |
1 |
| 09/19/1940 |
Night Raids Kill Ninety In London (Map, P. 4) |
1 |
| 09/19/1940 |
(Herbert) Hoover Holds War By Us Would Bring Nation A Dictator (Text, P. 14) |
1 |
| 09/19/1940 |
Girls In Men’s Jobs Defy London Raids |
3 |
| 09/19/1940 |
(Lion) Feuchtwanger In Berlin-Beheading In Paris Is Denied |
4 |
| 09/19/1940 |
Daladier, Gamelin Accused At Riom-Charges Not Specified |
5 |
| 09/19/1940 |
French Warships Passed By British (Through Strait Of Gibraltar-Possibly Enroute To North Africa And Not France) |
6 |
| 09/19/1940 |
Appeal For U.S. Arms Supported By Quezon |
6 |
| 09/19/1940 |
Gandhi Binds Aides Not To Vex Britain (In War Non-Cooperation Program) |
7 |
| 09/19/1940 |
Medical Supplies Given For Britain |
7 |
| 09/19/1940 |
British Use (Seized) German Ship (‘Duesseldorf’) |
7 |
| 09/19/1940 |
First Lady (Eleanor Roosevelt) Ready For Son’s Drafting |
10 |
| 09/19/1940 |
Defense Program Backed By (Sleeping Car-Negro) Porters (Union) |
10 |
| 09/19/1940 |
Pennsylvania Ban On (The) ‘Ramparts (We Watch) Film’-Censors Say One Reel Is Part Of Nazi ‘Fear Propaganda’ And Not ‘American Way’ |
10 |
| 09/19/1940 |
U.S. Is Urged To Pray For Great Britain (By Rev. Henry St. George Tucker, Picture, & 14 Other Religious Leaders Supporting Him)-Common Heritage Cited (Active In Interventionist Groups See Later Entries) |
11 |
| 09/19/1940 |
Government Selling Old War Devices Only-Has Several Secret Bomb Sights-Old Ones Sought |
11 |
| 09/19/1940 |
(Rabbi E. L. Israel) Heads Synagogue Group |
11 |
| 09/19/1940 |
Cuba (Fulgencio Batista) To Borrow ($50,000,000) Here |
11 |
| 09/19/1940 |
(U.S.) Oil Firms In Mexico Protest (Mexico’s) Valuation (Of Their Expropriated Property) |
12 |
| 09/19/1940 |
Dominicans Take Refugees Again (Evian Conference Set-Up Dominican Settlement Association, James N. Rosenberg, President) |
13 |
| 09/19/1940 |
New Writers Give Odds To Roosevelt (In His Candidacy) |
15 |
| 09/19/1940 |
Steuben Society Out For Willkie-It Fears Totalitarianism-German-American Unit Warns Of Dictatorship If Roosevelt Wins |
19 |
| 09/20/1940 |
U.S. May Use British World Bases-Hull, Lothian Talk-Consider Sharing Bases In Australia And South Africa-For Mutual Defense |
1 |
| 09/20/1940 |
Roosevelt Offers Aid To Two Child Refugees |
1 |
| 09/20/1940 |
France Alone Cannot Balk Japan, Baudoin (Vichy) Says Of Indo-China Crisis |
1 |
| 09/20/1940 |
Nazis Voice Rage Over R. A. F. Bombs (Hit Bethel Institute Near Bielefelde, A Hospital For Child Defectives-9 Children Killed) |
2 |
| 09/20/1940 |
Pictures: Damage In London |
3&4 |
| 09/20/1940 |
Argentina Places Ban On U.S. Goods-Deal On Loan Suggested |
4 |
| 09/20/1940 |
Accord With Britain Is Sought By Mexico |
4 |
| 09/20/1940 |
18 Refugees Sail (From N.Y.) For Sousa (Dominican Republic, Dominican Settlement Association, James N. Rosenberg, Pres. Picture) |
5 |
| 09/20/1940 |
Hungary Charged With Atrocities-Massacres Are Alleged (In Cluj, By Rumanians) |
5 |
| 09/20/1940 |
Palestine Increases Production Of Food-To Make Country Self Sufficient |
6 |
| 09/20/1940 |
Nazi Agent (Director Of German Library In New York City) Freed (From U.S. Arrest) On (German) Embassy Plea |
9 |
| 09/20/1940 |
(15) Ambulances For Britain (Gifts-Also N.Y. Chapter Of Red Cross Help) |
10 |
| 09/20/1940 |
9,174 Army Planes Already Ordered (By U.S.) |
12 |
| 09/20/1940 |
(U.S. Att’y. Gen. Robert H.) Jackson Bids Cities Unify Our Defense-We Must Not Let Law Get In The Hands Of Vigilante Groups |
14 |
| 09/20/1940 |
Hu Shih (Chinese Ambassador To U.S.) Discounts U.S. Dictator Fears |
15 |
| 09/20/1940 |
Science Creates New Power Source (U-235)-By William L. Lawrence |
15 |
| 09/20/1940 |
(Pennsylvania) Censors Stand Pat On (‘The) ‘Ramparts’ (We Watch’) Film-Fear Of Its ‘Terrifying Effect On The Masses’(One Of The Reels Is Considered German Propaganda) |
23 |
| 09/20/1940 |
Deportable Aliens Held Here By War (‘Hundreds’) |
25 |
| 09/20/1940 |
Americas’ Solidarity Is Keynote At Fair |
26 |
| 09/21/1940 |
President (Roosevelt) Voices Faith In The Many Rather Than ‘Elite’ (Text, P. 8) |
1 |
| 09/21/1940 |
R. A. F. Bombs Dortmund-Ems Canal |
1 |
| 09/21/1940 |
Nazis Attack London Again At Night; British Rout 200 Planes In Day Fight |
1 |
| 09/21/1940 |
1,000 War Children Due In Few Weeks-Transportation Problem Seems To Have Been Solved |
3 |
| 09/21/1940 |
Canadian Navy Gets 6 Of Our (‘Old’ Omitted Here) Destroyers |
3 |
| 09/21/1940 |
Yugoslavia Curbs Jews (They May Not Trade In Food) |
4 |
| 09/21/1940 |
Hull Seeks Ways To Aid Indo-China |
5 |
| 09/21/1940 |
Rumanians Ridicule (Hungarian) Denial Of Atrocities (In Transylvania Which Was Ceded To Them) |
5 |
| 09/21/1940 |
Knox Ranks Navy At Peak Efficiency |
7 |
| 09/21/1940 |
Army Contracts Total $386,279,499-$10,863,000 Tnt Plant (To Be Built And Operated By Du Pont) |
7 |
| 09/21/1940 |
(Roosevelt) Calls U. Of P. Reply To Dictators (Text, P. 8) |
8 |
| 09/21/1940 |
Full Year (For U.S.) To Arm, Knudsen Cautions |
34 |
| 09/22/1940 |
Willkie Charges New Deal Policies Helped Bring War (Text, P. 43) |
1 |
| 09/22/1940 |
R. A. F. Blasts Military Objectives In Reich, Belgium, Holland, France |
1 |
| 09/22/1940 |
London Is Bombed After Quiet Day |
1 |
| 09/22/1940 |
Our Population Put At 131,409,881-Decade Gain Was Smallest In History-Low Birth Rate A Factor (Census Bureau Report) |
1 |
| 09/22/1940 |
Navy Gets First Of New (Martin Pbm) Bombers-Range To Be 5,000 Mlles |
11 |
| 09/22/1940 |
America Is Urged (By Yale Professor Robert D. French) To Act-’Grown Up’-Else It Will Lose Its Freedom And Its Greatness This Country As Savior-All The World Sees Hope Of A Better Life In Our Ways |
12 |
| 09/22/1940 |
(Brig. Gen. George V.) Strong Predicts Long-Fought War |
13 |
| 09/22/1940 |
2 War Prisoners Here On Clipper (A Polish Countess & Dr. Bruno Weil, President Of Jewish Centralverein Of Germany As A Result Of Morgenthau’s Intervention) |
15 |
| 09/22/1940 |
Nazi Bombers Aim At Supply Plants-Threat To Food Is Cited |
20 |
| 09/22/1940 |
Nazis Chide U.S. For Using Britain (Hamburger Fremdenblatt) |
25 |
| 09/22/1940 |
Blood-Donor Drive Aided (For British Soldiers & Civilians By American Red Cross) |
25 |
| 09/22/1940 |
Spanish Envoy Has Talk With (Sumner) Welles-U.S. Concern On Issue |
26 |
| 09/22/1940 |
4 In Cabinet Quit As Egypt Bars War (As Ally Of Britain) |
28 |
| 09/22/1940 |
Sentiment To Aid Britain Is Growing (52% Favor It, Gallup Poll) ‘Keep Out’ Backers Drop |
34 |
| 09/22/1940 |
(Swiss) Nazis Warn Switzerland (In Article In ‘Das Reich’) |
35 |
| 09/22/1940 |
Aid To He Extended To 32,250 (Refugee) Children-Plea To Mrs. (Eleanor) Roosevelt |
36 |
| 09/22/1940 |
La Chambre Jailed At Riom On Warrant |
36 |
| 09/22/1940 |
Japanese Sentence Briton To 8 Years (For Spying) |
36 |
| 09/22/1940 |
(De Gaulle-Supported) Revolt In Pacific (French Colonies) Conceded In Vichy |
36 |
| 09/22/1940 |
University Women Send Funds Abroad-To Aid European Scholars |
36 |
| 09/22/1940 |
778,000 Children Remain In London |
38 |
| 09/22/1940 |
Smokers In Reich Told To Cut Down-Nazis Buy One (Cigarette) At A Time |
39 |
| 09/22/1940 |
200 Foreign Born In Patriotic Fete (Opposing Fifth Column-U.S. Can Depend On Naturalized Foreign-Born) |
39 |
| 09/22/1940 |
(U.S. Citizen) Gives Plane To Canada |
40 |
| 09/22/1940 |
Roosevelt Names Advisors On Draft |
41 |
| 09/22/1940 |
(Norman) Thomas Warns (U.S.) Of War |
41 |
| 09/22/1940 |
‘God Bless America’ Is Put (Translated) Into German (Text) |
41 |
| 09/22/1940 |
Mayor (La Guardia) Is Assailed For ‘War Hysteria’ (By Irving A. Jennings) |
42 |
| 09/22/1940 |
(N.Y. City) Rabbis In Sermons Praise Draft Bill |
45 |
| 09/22/1940 |
New Citizenship Code Is Pushed; May Permit British Enlistments |
46 |
| 09/22/1940 |
Chemists (Acs) Will Aid Defense Program |
46 |
| 09/22/1940 |
E. (Lliott) Roosevelt Will Train (In Army Air Corps Reserve) |
46 |
| 09/22/1940 |
The News Of The Week In Review-The Widening War |
E-1 |
| 09/22/1940 |
Our Aid For Britain Is Large And Growing |
E-5 |
| 09/22/1940 |
Now We Think Of Using Britain’s Pacific Bases (Picture: Lord Lothian, Use Bases With Dutch-Map-’Abcd’ Powers) |
E-5 |
| 09/22/1940 |
Winter Of Stern Rations For Reich |
E-5 |
| 09/22/1940 |
Call To Arms, American Style |
Mag. 4 |
| 09/22/1940 |
Mobilizing Our Man Power |
Roto. 2 |
| 09/22/1940 |
Picture: Eleanor Roosevelt, ‘White House Style Review’ |
Roto. 4 |
| 09/23/1940 |
Ship Torpedoed, 83 Children.Lost; 210 Others On Way To Canada Die |
1 |
| 09/23/1940 |
Indo-China Invaded By Japanese |
1 |
| 09/23/1940 |
(Archbishop) Spellman Pleads For Armed Nation To Save Our Peace (Text, P. 8) |
1 |
| 09/23/1940 |
Uruguay To Try Nazis As Plotters |
1 |
| 09/23/1940 |
Turks’ Shipments To Reich Stopped-Soviet Relations Better |
2 |
| 09/23/1940 |
Egyptian Masses Wish No War Now |
3 |
| 09/23/1940 |
Axis Peace Drive Seen In Geneva; Bid Would Follow The Fall Of Egypt |
4 |
| 09/23/1940 |
Nazis Seek To Get More Russian Oil |
4 |
| 09/23/1940 |
(Hungarian) Atrocities Again Charged (By Rumanians) |
4 |
| 09/23/1940 |
Spain To Increase Axis Cooperation |
4 |
| 09/23/1940 |
Daladier Testifies In War Guilt (Riom) Court-Hearing Held In Secret |
5 |
| 09/23/1940 |
Reassurance Given To Jews In Rumania (By Premier Ion Antonescu To Willy Fildermann, Pres. Of Union Of Rumanian Jews-Quotas) |
5 |
| 09/23/1940 |
Goering Paper (National Zeitung, Essen) Warns Of An (Impending) Economic War (By U.S. & England Against Germany) |
5 |
| 09/23/1940 |
Refugees Arrive (On ‘American Legion,’ U.S. Troop Transport) From Canal Zone (See Earlier Entry) |
6 |
| 09/23/1940 |
Group Of Writers Backs Roosevelt (Candidacy) |
19 |
| 09/23/1940 |
Post-War Dangers Are Cited By (Harold W.) Dodds (President Of Princeton Univ.) |
19 |
| 09/23/1940 |
‘Hate’ Groups Seen As Traitors To U.S.-Lehman Among 100 Signers Of Message Scoring Use Of Totalitarian Methods |
20 |
| 09/23/1940 |
Conversion Of Reich Railroads 7% Shares Eliminates Old Post-War Reparations Status (Wwi) |
27 |
| 09/24/1940 |
British Ships Attack Dakar In French Africa; De Gaulle And Troops Prepare To Seize City |
1 |
| 09/23/1940 |
U.S. Chides Japan-Hull Deplores Attack On Indo-China As Blow To Pacific Status Quo |
1 |
| 09/24/1940 |
R. A. F. Bombs Berlin, Pounds At Channel Bases |
1 |
| 09/24/1940 |
British Dive Low Into Reich Capital (Berlin) |
1 |
| 09/24/1940 |
Berlin Warns Greece To Renounce Ties With Britain |
1 |
| 09/24/1940 |
Tense Egypt Is Put Under Martial Law (By British) |
1 |
| 09/24/1940 |
British Protest To Japan (Over Shelling Of British Ship) |
4 |
| 09/24/1940 |
Sense Of Destiny Held Vital To U.S. (By Miss Katherine F. Lenroot) |
6 |
| 09/24/1940 |
Riom Court Gets A Jail |
6 |
| 09/24/1940 |
New York Lawyer (Rogers S. Lamont) Listed Among Dunkerque’s Dead (As Part Of British Expeditionary Force) |
8 |
| 09/24/1940 |
Uruguay Rushes Trial Of 8 Nazis |
8 |
| 09/24/1940 |
Elliott Roosevelt Joins Air Corps Reserve As A Captain Assigned To Procurement (Avoiding Draft) |
10 |
| 09/24/1940 |
British Pact (‘Swap’ Of ‘Old’ Destroyers For Bases) To Go Before Congress-To End (After The Fact) Political Issue |
11 |
| 09/24/1940 |
(Henry A.) Wallace Derides Talk Of (U.S.) Dictator |
15 |
| 09/24/1940 |
(Joseph) Proskauer Heads Jewish Campaign-More Money Is Needed (116 Federated Jewish Institutions-Picture) |
20 |
| 09/24/1940 |
2 Killed, 11 Hurt In Picatinny Blast-Salvaging World War (I) Shell Fuses |
25 |
| 09/25/1940 |
British Shell Dakar, French Bomb Gibraltar |
1 |
| 09/24/1940 |
London And Berlin Under Heavy Air Attacks |
1 |
| 09/24/1940 |
English Mayor Asks Us To Help Stricken; Tells Of Nazi Bombers’ Havoc In Ramsgate |
3 |
| 09/24/1940 |
Uruguay Sending Army Chief To U.S.-Argentines Coming Later |
3 |
| 09/24/1940 |
Argentine Embargo On U.S. Goods Denied |
5 |
| 09/24/1940 |
Berlin Said (By Bbc) To Hide Ruins (Created By R. A. F.) |
7 |
| 09/24/1940 |
Berlin Minimizes Our Aid To Britain |
8 |
| 09/25/1940 |
Army Will Expand Explosives Plant-Buys $909,799 Overcoats |
9 |
| 09/25/1940 |
Gasoline (Prices) Up In Britain |
9 |
| 09/25/1940 |
Japanese Expect U.S. To Retaliate-Embargo Held Likely Answer To Indo-China Invasion |
11 |
| 09/25/1940 |
‘Ruthless’ Defense Of Democracy Urged (By Dr. Nelson P. Mead, N.Y. City College) |
13 |
| 09/25/1940 |
(Henry) Ford In (National Committee Of) America First (Others Listed Including Lessing J. Rosenwald) |
13 |
| 09/25/1940 |
Non-British Children (In Britain, From Continent) Freed Of U.S. Quotas (For Immigration-Will Use Visitor Visas) |
21 |
| 09/25/1940 |
Business Warned Of Post-War Tasks |
27 |
| 09/25/1940 |
British Church Aid 18 Proposed Here (By Episcopalians) |
33 |
| 09/26/1940 |
R. A. F. Fires Calais, Bombs Berlin For 5 Hours |
1 |
| 09/26/1940 |
First Lady (Eleanor Roosevelt) Votes In Guild Minority |
1 |
| 09/26/1940 |
U.S. Backing China With A New ($25,000,000) Loan |
1 |
| 09/26/1940 |
Nazi (Hamburger Fremdenblatt) Sees U.S. Aims Same As Germany’s |
6 |
| 09/26/1940 |
(Socialite, Newbold) Morris Gives Blood (Through The American Red Cross) For British Cause |
6 |
| 09/26/1940 |
Britain (Amery) Hopes Pact Will Come In India |
6 |
| 09/26/1940 |
Jews’ Fate Is Seen Bound To Britain’s (By Lord Marley) |
7 |
| 09/26/1940 |
$50,000 More Sent For British Relief |
7 |
| 09/26/1940 |
Rumanians Are Accused (Of Persecuting Hungarians) |
7 |
| 09/26/1940 |
(Robert M) Hutchins (University Of Chicago) For Draft Of College Students |
8 |
| 09/26/1940 |
(American) Legion Supports All Aid To Britain-It Abandons Neutrality Stand |
10 |
| 09/26/1940 |
Captaincy (Not Draft) Upheld By President’s Son (Elliott Roosevelt) |
25 |
| 09/26/1940 |
Mrs. (Cordell) Hull (Nee, Frances Witz, Staunton, Va.) To Name President Hayes (A Ship, Picture) |
47 |
| 09/26/1940 |
Warns Us On Latin Trade-Litchfield Urges America To Build Good-Will While There Is Time (Warns Of Germany And Japan) |
47 |
| 09/27/1940 |
U.S. Embargoes Scrap Iron, Hitting Japan-Roosevelt Moves-Effective Oct. 16 |
1 |
| 09/26/1940 |
British Ready To Bomb Berlin Nightly |
1 |
| 09/26/1940 |
Nazi Cargo Vessel (‘Weser’) Seized Off Mexico (Picture, P. 5) |
1 |
| 09/26/1940 |
Beaten In Rumania, Says U.S. Oil Man (H. L. Freeman) |
3 |
| 09/26/1940 |
Heavy Bombs (Up To 1,800 Kg.) Used In (German) Raids On London |
3 |
| 09/26/1940 |
Japan Undeterred By U.S. (Scrap Iron) Embargo |
4 |
| 09/26/1940 |
Embargo (Of Scrap Iron To Japan) Is Praised By (U.S.) Steel Executives (Myron C. Taylor ?) |
4 |
| 09/26/1940 |
Indo-China Allows Japanese To Enter |
4 |
| 09/26/1940 |
U.S. Japan, Britain Urged To Form Tie (By Englishman In Japan) |
4 |
| 09/26/1940 |
Scrap Ban Backed By Steel Trade; Embargo Held Aid To U.S. Market |
4 |
| 09/26/1940 |
Buenos Aires Ends Ban On U.S. Goods (No Embargo?) |
5 |
| 09/26/1940 |
Uruguay’s Cabinet In Anti-Nazi Drive-Branches To Defy Germany |
6 |
| 09/26/1940 |
U.S. Loan To Back Brazil’s Own Steel-$20,000,000 To Be Advanced |
7 |
| 09/26/1940 |
Guide Youth Right Mrs. (Charles A.-’Mary’) Beard Warns-Fate Of France Will Be Ours If Fascists Rule, She Says |
9 |
| 09/26/1940 |
Reprints On 5th Column (From Col. William J. Donovan’s Recent Newspaper Articles Available In Pamphlet Form) |
9 |
| 09/26/1940 |
Pro-British Move Scored In Senate (By Missouri Senator Clark)Attacks (William Allen) White’s Group (Committee To Defend America By Aiding The Allies) |
10 |
| 09/27/1940 |
(American) Legion Yells Down A Neutrality Call-Virtually All At Convention Shout ‘No’ To Keeping Still Over Aggressor Nations |
12 |
| 09/27/1940 |
(Michigan Senator) Vandenberg Says War Peril Is Near-Asserts (Roosevelt) Administration Is ‘Needlessly’ Acting To Involve Us |
12 |
| 09/27/1940 |
Advertisement; Full Page, Louisville Courier Journal: ‘We Know Not What Course Others,’ A Strong Anti-German Editorial-States ‘We Are In The Midst Of A World Revolution.’ |
17 |
| 09/27/1940 |
59 Bata Shoe Aides-Ordered From U.S. (By U.S. Att’y. Gen. Robert H. Jackson] German Trade Link Seen |
24 |
| 09/27/1940 |
First Lady (Eleanor Roosevelt) Defends Son (Elliott On His Immediate Commission Rather Than Progressing Through Draft) |
25 |
| 09/28/1940 |
Japan Joins Axis Alliance Seen Aimed At U.S.; Roosevelt Orders Study Of The Pacts Effect-Hull Sees No Shift (Text, P. 3) |
1 |
| 09/28/1940 |
Warning To U.S. Is Seen in Tokyo |
1 |
| 09/28/1940 |
(Americans) Petition President (Roosevelt) To Spur British Aid (Pictures, P. 2) |
2 |
| 09/28/1940 |
Manila Fears War In Pacific Is Near |
2 |
| 09/28/1940 |
Mexico Studies Seizure (Of German Vessel By Canadian Cruiser In Safety Zone’ Where Military Action Is Forbidden) |
2 |
| 09/28/1940 |
London Views (Japanese-Axis) Pact As Warning To U.S. |
3 |
| 09/28/1940 |
Italians Surprised By Pact With Japan |
3 |
| 09/28/1940 |
Quicker Embargo On Scrap (Iron To Japan) Is Urged (In Washington) |
4 |
| 09/28/1940 |
(Henry A.) Wallace Stresses Hemisphere Issue |
6 |
| 09/28/1940 |
(American Legion) Veterans Assail Roosevelt’s Son (For Accepting Immediate Captaincy And Not Being Drafted) |
6 |
| 09/28/1940 |
Submarines Found Active In Atlantic |
6 |
| 09/28/1940 |
$6,000 Sent Abroad To Restore (London) Hospital |
6 |
| 09/28/1940 |
(Retired Admiral) Stirling, At (World) Fair Sees Reich Main Foe |
15 |
| 09/28/1940 |
President (Roosevelt) Creates 84 New Generals (List)-To Meet New Army’s Needs (No Mention Of Requirements On Captains) |
17 |
| 09/29/1940 |
R. A. F. Batters Base In Brittany |
1 |
| 09/29/1940 |
(Far East) Solution Possible (Sumner) Welles Declares |
1 |
| 09/29/1940 |
Old U.S. Warships (Destroyers) Reach British Port-Vessels Win High Praise |
5 |
| 09/29/1940 |
(N.Y. City) Rabbis Invoke Aid Of God For Britain-Religion (And Democratic Way Of Life) Seen At Stake |
6 |
| 09/29/1940 |
‘Stuffy’ Dowding (Chief Of Fighter Command) Savior Of Britain (Picture) |
9 |
| 09/29/1940 |
Rothschild Art Held-Refugee’s Property Will Be Sold For Public Charity (Rothschild Fled France) |
16 |
| 09/29/1940 |
Picture: American Planes Stalled (On Martinique) On Their Way To War |
19 |
| 09/29/1940 |
Latin Trade Plans (Argentina) Oppose U.S. Policy |
20 |
| 09/29/1940 |
Brazil Hails Gain From Steel Deal (Loan From U.S.) |
21 |
| 09/29/1940 |
Caa And WPA Plan Airports (List) In State-$17,473,582 |
22 |
| 09/29/1940 |
$99,641,880 Award To Glenn L. Martin (Aircraft) |
22 |
| 09/29/1940 |
(American Friends Of Jewish Palestine) Asks Aid For Refugees-500 Jews Detained On Danube (At Ruse, Bulgaria, On Way To Palestine) |
28 |
| 09/29/1940 |
Brazil Condemns Axis-Tokyo Pact |
30 |
| 09/29/1940 |
Uruguay Orders Census Of All Fifth Columnists (All Of Those Suspected Of Such Activity) |
31 |
| 09/29/1940 |
(U.S.) Chemists Line Up For Defense Work (Picture: Roger Adams) |
35 |
| 09/29/1940 |
(U.S. Teachers) To Study Propaganda-How To Detect Falsities |
35 |
| 09/29/1940 |
Vichy Now Seems Wary Of Riom Sedition Trials-Diplomatic Issue Is Involved |
E-3 |
| 09/29/1940 |
Greece Stands By Old Ally, Britain |
E-4 |
| 09/29/1940 |
Britain Gets Plenty Of Food |
E-4 |
| 09/29/1940 |
Nazi Menace Met In South America (Uruguay)-Approves Aid To Britain |
E-5 |
| 09/29/1940 |
Japan’s Move Follows Our Increasing Curbs-Frank L. Kluckhohn |
E-5 |
| 09/29/1940 |
War Hears Down On Japanese Life |
E-5 |
| 09/29/1940 |
Orient War Clouds Worry West Coast |
E-8 |
| 09/29/1940 |
War’s Impact On The Campus |
Mag. 3 |
| 09/29/1940 |
Poland, A Year After Warsaw’s Fall-Princess Paula Sapieha |
Mag. 6 |
| 09/29/1940 |
Bombers Over Britain |
Roto. 2 |
| 09/30/1940 |
R. A. F. Fires Arms Plant, Raids Berlin-Nazi Bases Bombed |
1 |
| 09/30/1940 |
(U.S.) Navy Must Treble Its Personnel, Lacks Funds To Man Larger Fleet |
1 |
| 09/30/1940 |
Madagascans Defy British Ultimatum (To Surrender) |
1 |
| 09/30/1940 |
German Bands In Paris Play For Public Daily |
2 |
| 09/30/1940 |
Encirclement By U.S. Is Changed In Tokyo |
2 |
| 09/30/1940 |
Greeks Delay Refugees-Bar Crew From Ship In Rumania With Jews (Bound For) Palestine |
2 |
| 09/30/1940 |
Picture: Former United States Destroyers Arriving In England For War Duty |
3 |
| 09/30/1940 |
French To Tighten Rationing Today |
3 |
| 09/30/1940 |
Luxembourg Hailed As Part Of Germany (But Not Officially Annexed) |
3 |
| 09/30/1940 |
Palestinian Force Home (Arabs & Jews, Soldiers) |
3 |
| 09/30/1940 |
(Harvard Teachers) Urge Punishing Of Japan |
3 |
| 09/30/1940 |
Spanish Newspapers Again Denounce U.S.-One Warns Our Aid To Britain May Be Cause For War |
3 |
| 09/30/1940 |
War Record Is Set In Capital Inflow-French Gold Sales Heavy |
4 |
| 09/30/1940 |
Turks See Stalin Turning To British |
4 |
| 09/30/1940 |
Pravda Says Pact Will Spread War (Axis-Tokyo Pact) |
4 |
| 09/30/1940 |
British Social Gains (From War) Praised As Example (By The American Association For Social Security) |
4 |
| 09/30/1940 |
(Ecuadorian) Senator Lists Plots Of Ecuador Germans |
5 |
| 09/30/1940 |
Picture: Uruguayan Army Chiefs Arrive For Conference With President Roosevelt |
6 |
| 09/30/1940 |
Moslems (In India) Reject Bid Tendered By (English) Viceroy-Gandhi Assails British |
6 |
| 09/30/1940 |
Pictures: Nazi Leaders After Arrest In Plot To Seize Uruguay |
8 |
| 09/30/1940 |
(World) Fair Sends Britain Hopes For Victory-’Triumph Over Evil’ |
12 |
| 09/30/1940 |
Methodists Raise 130,000 For Relief (In Parts Of Europe & China Not Occupied By Germany Or Japan) |
12 |
