| 12/01/1940 |
U.S. Lending China $100,000,000 More Countering Japan-Roosevelt’s Move Increases Belief That He Will Give More Aid To Britain |
1 |
| 12/01/1940 |
Lorraine Decreed German Territory-Incorporated With Saar |
1 |
| 12/01/1940 |
U.S. Gets Vichy Plan Of Refugee Release (American Committee To Save Refugees, Headed By Professor Walter Rautenstrauch, Describes Camp Du Vermet D’ariege As ‘Worst Of French Camps’) |
6 |
| 12/01/1940 |
(N.Y.) Times Photos Seized By Germans In Paris (As French Property) |
9 |
| 12/01/1940 |
Briton (Hugh Dalton, Churchill’s Minister Of Economic Warfare) Urges U.S. To Join Boycotts (Of Germany)-Trial Balloon Is Seen-Proposals However Reflect Belief We Could Extend Aid Without Risking War |
15 |
| 12/01/1940 |
Canada Will Curb Buying Of Luxuries |
17 |
| 12/01/1940 |
Greek Fund Aided By Mrs. (Eleanor) Roosevelt-First Lady Joins Citizens’ Group Seeking $10,000,000 For War Relief-U.S. Stake In Fight Seen |
22 |
| 12/01/1940 |
France To Send Gifts To Prisoners Of War-2,000,000 Held By Germany |
26 |
| 12/01/1940 |
(Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt) Will Entertain (Dutch Princess) Juliana |
26 |
| 12/01/1940 |
Scots Here Toast King, Roosevelt (At St. Andrew’s Society Dinner In N.Y. City) |
37 |
| 12/01/1940 |
Plea For Polish Books (For Polish Legion In Scotland) |
37 |
| 12/01/1940 |
Cities in Britain (Coventry, Birmingham, Southampton Mentioned) Making Comeback-Southampton Shows Little Damage |
39 |
| 12/01/1940 |
New Flying Boat (Consolidated 2 C) For Canada Here (Made In San Diego, California And Flown Across The Country) |
39 |
| 12/01/1940 |
(Sosua (Dominican Republic Refugee ‘Haven’’) Win Living From Soil (26,000 Acre Tract-Frederik Perlstein Assistant To Dr. Joseph A. Rosen, Agricultural Director) |
43 |
| 12/01/1940 |
Du Pont Gets Award For Ammonia Plant (At Morgantown, West Virginia-$15,000,000 From War Department) |
44 |
| 12/01/1940 |
Army Will Take Sixty (Dc-3) Airliners |
45 |
| 12/01/1940 |
Dr. (Bertrand) Russell Warns Of ‘War Hysteria’-(English) Philosopher Fears U.S. Will Lose Own Rights For ‘Noble Cause’ Abroad (Russell Assails Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler’s Views)-Educators Gather Here-600 Study Role In Defense-(Rexford Guy) Tugwell Urges Drive For A Progressive Democracy |
46 |
| 12/01/1940 |
War Apprehension Held Eased In U.S. (Gallup Poll) |
47 |
| 12/01/1940 |
War Mail (From U.S. Through British Blockade And Censorship) Travels In Devious Courses |
51 |
| 12/01/1940 |
Dr. (Episcopal Bishop William T.) Manning Warns Of ‘Vacuum Mind’ (Those Who Don’t Support England Actively) |
54 |
| 12/01/1940 |
German-Americans Open Charity Bazaar (Not For Germany!) |
57 |
| 12/01/1940 |
Interfaith Groups (National Conference Of Christians And Jews Etc.) Seek Working Plan |
57 |
| 12/01/1940 |
Hitler Approves Austria Schools As Reich Model-Famed SystemTo Be Adopted Gradually Throughout Germany |
D-4 |
| 12/01/1940 |
Censorship In Britain Errs But Is Not Sinister-Raymond Daniell |
E-3 |
| 12/01/1940 |
Japan Now Plays For Time |
E-3 |
| 12/01/1940 |
(U.S.) Neutrality Patrol Schools The Navy (In The Atlantic) |
E-5 |
| 12/01/1940 |
Britain Seeks Light On Our War Aid |
E-5 |
| 12/01/1940 |
Winston Churchill: The Great Leader Of A Great People (Rene Kraus) |
Book 3 |
| 12/01/1940 |
Fodor, M. W., The Revolution Is On, Houghton Mifflin, Boston |
Book 9 |
| 12/01/1940 |
When Democracy Must Trim Its Sails |
Mag. 3 |
| 12/01/1940 |
What Will Russia Do? |
Mag. 5 |
| 12/02/1940 |
Southampton Bombed Again |
1 |
| 12/02/1940 |
(Joseph P.) Kennedy Resigns As London Envoy To Combat War-Ambassador Says He Will Not Help Roosevelt ‘Keep The United States Out Of War’ |
1 |
| 12/02/1940 |
Ships, Bases Asked By Admiral (Harold B.) Stark (Chief Of Naval Operations) |
1 |
| 12/02/1940 |
British Take 22 Germans Off Brazilian Ship; Captain Charges Violation Of (American Republics’) Neutral Zone (Extends 500 Miles Off Shore-Numerous Entries Follow) |
1 |
| 12/02/1940 |
Gas-Propelled Plane Claimed By Italians (Jet!) |
2 |
| 12/02/1940 |
Japan Has Given Up China Peace Hopes |
4 |
| 12/02/1940 |
Gayda Accuses U.S. Of Starving Nation (Accuses William Allen White’s Committee To Defend America By Aiding The Allies Of Complicity) |
5 |
| 12/02/1940 |
Vichy Awaits (British) Reply To (Marseille) Bombing Protest |
5 |
| 12/02/1940 |
Aides Of British Seized In Norway |
10 |
| 12/02/1940 |
(U.S.) Army Adds Serums To Combat Disease-Vaccines Against Cholera And Typhus Also Studied |
14 |
| 12/02/1940 |
(Henry) Morgenthau, Sr. Asks (U.S.) Help For The Greeks |
14 |
| 12/02/1940 |
Advertisement, Scribner’s Commentator Magazine: ‘Steps Short Of War Mean War!’ |
15 |
| 12/02/1940 |
Churchmen Assail Hoover Food (Help) Plan (For Occupied Europe)-We Must Not Jeopardize ‘Heroic Fight’ (Of Britain-Blockade) |
16 |
| 12/02/1940 |
(Paul Felix) Warburg To Head Film Arbitration |
18 |
| 12/02/1940 |
Picture: Medal Given To Robert E. Sherwood, Roosevelt’s Speech Writer, Dramatist & Supporter |
18 |
| 12/02/1940 |
(Major Gen. John F. O’ryan) Says We Are Next On ‘Hitler’s List’ |
24 |
| 12/02/1940 |
Isolation Is Held To Be ‘Unchristian’ (By Right Rev. Henry Wise Hobson, Episcopal Bishop, Southern Ohio-Committee To Defend America By Aiding The Allies & Fight For Freedom Committee) |
26 |
| 12/02/1940 |
Democracy’s Fate Ours Says (Dr. Alexander) Louden (Dutch Minister) |
26 |
| 12/02/1940 |
(Mgr. Fulton J.) Sheen Sees The War Aimed At Salvation |
26 |
| 12/02/1940 |
No ‘Truly’ Christian Nation (Says Presbyterian Dr. John Sutherland Bonnell) |
26 |
| 12/02/1940 |
Great Britain Said To Be Certain Of Credits From United States-Remarks By Lord Lothian On Financial Aid Called In Advance Of Need, But Britons Cite Slow-Moving Legislation Here |
31 |
| 12/02/1940 |
War Aids (U.S.) Farmer In Home Markets |
31 |
| 12/02/1940 |
Unwieldy Reserve Of Corn Is Feared |
37 |
| 12/03/1940 |
U-Boats Attack Eight Ships In (British) Convoy |
1 |
| 12/03/1940 |
Finnish Reindeer Meat Is Imported By Germany |
2 |
| 12/03/1940 |
(G. Donald Dallas) Says Zinc Shipments To Japan Hit (U.S.) Defense |
6 |
| 12/03/1940 |
Japanese Defiles U.S. Embassy Gate (With Refuse) |
7 |
| 12/03/1940 |
(Episcopal) Bishop Stires Urges More Aid To Britain; Offering For Church Of England Also Asked |
8 |
| 12/03/1940 |
Swiss Press Called Pro-British By Nazi (Frankfurter Zeitung) |
9 |
| 12/03/1940 |
Southampton Hit As By Earthquake-Writer (James Mac Donald) Describes Shambles |
10 |
| 12/03/1940 |
‘Off Payroll Now’ (Joseph P.) Kennedy Flies South |
11 |
| 12/03/1940 |
Canada Sees Outlook For Britain Improved-Emphasis On Plane Needs |
12 |
| 12/03/1940 |
Picture: Admiral William D. Leahy Calls On Roosevelt |
14 |
| 12/03/1940 |
Martinique (French Possession) Base Is Eyed By Leahy |
14 |
| 12/03/1940 |
Martinique Defenses Are Held Weakened (By ‘Correspondent’) |
14 |
| 12/03/1940 |
Our Coast Defense Poor, Says (Retired Major Gen. Johnson) Hagood |
15 |
| 12/03/1940 |
German (Refugee) Publisher (S. Fischer Verlag) To Carry On Here |
22 |
| 12/03/1940 |
Exports To Canada Heaviest Since ‘29 |
39 |
| 12/03/1940 |
Picture: Episcopal Bishop William T. Manning |
52 |
| 12/04/1940 |
(U.S.) Cabinet Studies Fiscal Aid (Credits, $$$) To Britain |
1 |
| 12/04/1940 |
U.S. Loan To China Resented In Tokyo |
3 |
| 12/04/1940 |
U.S. Observer (Major General J. E. Chaney, Usaac) Sees Britain As Victor |
6 |
| 12/04/1940 |
40 U.S. (Apparently Civilian) Pilots Fly Bombers To Britain |
12 |
| 12/04/1940 |
Brazil Will Protest 3 British Seizures (Of Germans Off Brazilian Ship By British Cruiser) |
12 |
| 12/04/1940 |
British Weekly War Bill Mounts To L90,133,950 |
12 |
| 12/04/1940 |
2,500 U.S. Planes In Use In Britain |
13 |
| 12/04/1940 |
High (U.S. Supreme) Court Is Asked To Back Race Equality; Negro In Congress (Representative Arthur W. Mitchell, Chicago) Attacks Arkansas Law |
14 |
| 12/04/1940 |
Anti-Nazi Author (Jean Recessi Alias Hans Habe) Here After Escape (On Liner ‘Siboney’ From Lisbon) |
15 |
| 12/04/1940 |
$25,000,000 More Given For Bases (Obtained From Britain-$75,000,000 Total Allotted) |
20 |
| 12/04/1940 |
(H. G.) Wells Proposes World Air Force |
22 |
| 12/04/1940 |
Films Of Greece Will Help British |
36 |
| 12/05/1940 |
British ‘Good Risk’ (For U.S. Loan) Says Loan Chief (Jesse H. Jones) |
1 |
| 12/05/1940 |
Bombing Of Britain Widespread But Damage Is Reported Slight |
1 |
| 12/05/1940 |
Ex-Kaiser Rejected Hitler’s Aid To Return; Wilhelm Prefers To Die In Exile At Doorn |
3 |
| 12/05/1940 |
Rumania Decrees Oil Lines’ Seizure-U.S.-Owned Holdings Included |
6 |
| 12/05/1940 |
U.S. Would Send Food Supplies To Spain Only If Assured They Would Not Reach Axis (This Would Be Done By U.S. State Department Acting Through The American Red Cross) |
7 |
| 12/05/1940 |
Survivors Of Patria (Blown Up By Haganah) To Stay In Palestine-’Act Of Mercy’ Decreed In View Of Their Sufferings |
8 |
| 12/05/1940 |
All U.S. Surpluses Sought For Britain-Convoy Help Held Urgent |
10 |
| 12/05/1940 |
Export Curb Put On 41 More Tools |
10 |
| 12/05/1940 |
Britain To Get 150 Ships From U.S., London Hears-(Henry) Ford For Aid To Britain |
11 |
| 12/05/1940 |
‘Edging Near War,’ (Hiram) Johnson Declares-Hits Our Foreign Legion’ |
12 |
| 12/05/1940 |
Leopold (Of Belgium) Defended By Hoover Group |
13 |
| 12/05/1940 |
H. G. Wells Scores History Teaching (Picture With Mrs. William Rosenwald And Jacqueline Cochran) |
15 |
| 12/05/1940 |
Brazil Irked By Britain (Seizure Of Germans Off Brazilian Ships) |
15 |
| 12/05/1940 |
War Indemnity (To Dutch) Pledged (90-100% In Amsterdam Report) |
15 |
| 12/05/1940 |
Portuguese Ship (‘Nyassa’) Brings 458 Here From War-Stricken Countries |
16 |
| 12/05/1940 |
Plan Is Proposed For U.S. After War (By Mechanical Engineers’ Society) |
18 |
| 12/05/1940 |
(American) Red Cross Will Aid (Non-Axis) Prisoners Of War (And Apparently Only Them!) |
29 |
| 12/06/1940 |
(British House Of) Commons Bars Peace, 341-4-British Solidarity In War Affirmed |
1 |
| 12/06/1940 |
$50,000,000 U.S. Loan Granted Argentina To Back Currency |
1 |
| 12/06/1940 |
Nazis Envisage Chattel Slavery For People Of Conquered Nations (Article From ‘Life’ Magazine And Is Of Uncertain Origin) |
1&10 |
| 12/06/1940 |
U.S. Embassy Employee (Elizabeth Deegan) In Paris Seized By Nazis (For Assisting In The Escape Of British Officers From The Germans-Shades Of Edith Cavell!-No Indication Of Diplomatic Immunity Being Involved) |
3 |
| 12/06/1940 |
(Professor Paul) Langevin In Paris Prison |
3 |
| 12/06/1940 |
British Air Chief (Harold H. Balfour) Hails (U.S.) Eagle (Squadron) Unit |
8 |
| 12/06/1940 |
U.S. Asks Britain About Halting (Brazilian) Ship (And Seizing German Sailors On Board Within The Neutrality Zone Established By The Americas-Probably At The Suggestion Of The U.S.) |
9 |
| 12/06/1940 |
British Are Hesitant On Mexican Feeler-Resumption Of Relations Linked To (Confiscated) Oil (Property) Problem |
9 |
| 12/06/1940 |
New Plane Output To Give 500,000 Jobs.-Payrolls Already More Than Doubled |
12 |
| 12/06/1940 |
(U.S. Att’y. General Robert H.) Jackson And Dies Reach An Accord (A Premature Report!) |
15 |
| 12/06/1940 |
Advertisement, British-American Ambulance Corps: ‘That They May Live-To Fight Again. Send Those Ambulance Planes-Now’ |
19 |
| 12/07/1940 |
Col. (William J.) Donovan Flies Over Atlantic On Secret Mission Tied To France |
1 |
| 12/07/1940 |
Dies Tale Of Pact Denied By (U.S. Att’y. General Robert H.) Jackson |
1 |
| 12/07/1940 |
U.S. Acts On (Embassy) Clerk (Elizabeth Deegan) Jailed By Gestapo (For Helping British Officers Escape) |
2 |
| 12/07/1940 |
U.S. Policy Called Menacing By Nazis |
4 |
| 12/07/1940 |
Large U.S. Credit To Spain Reported |
4 |
| 12/07/1940 |
10,000 From U.S. Aid Canada’s War Arm |
4 |
| 12/07/1940 |
Use Of Our Ships To Carry Goods Abroad (To English) Favored By Many, Gallup Survey Finds |
4 |
| 12/07/1940 |
Hitler Gives (Dr. Sven) Hedin A Job |
4 |
| 12/07/1940 |
(Joseph P.) Kennedy Is Attacked By British Writer-(He) ‘Deceived Decent People.’ |
6 |
| 12/07/1940 |
$300,000 Sought For Airplane Ambulances To Rescue R. A. F. Pilots Shot Down In Sea |
8 |
| 12/07/1940 |
(U.S. Solicitor General Francis Beverley Biddle) Hits State Laws On Alien Registry |
8 |
| 12/07/1940 |
(U.S.) Post-War Economy Studied By N. A. M |
8 |
| 12/07/1940 |
Mexico Said To Seek Old U.S. Destroyers |
8 |
| 12/07/1940 |
Dr. (Heinrich) Bruening Finds U.S. Democracy Safe |
8 |
| 12/07/1940 |
(Special Prosecutor, John Harlan) Amen Is Due To Get New Inquiry Funds |
19 |
| 12/07/1940 |
Letters From Britain Say Bombings Fail To Spread Terror |
20 |
| 12/07/1940 |
(Henry) Morgenthau (Jr.) Wins Approval On Notes |
21 |
| 12/08/1940 |
Roosevelt Pledges Aid To Greece-Note Hails Greeks |
1 |
| 12/08/1940 |
Franco Promises To Stay At Peace; Asks U.S. For $100,000,000 Credit |
1 |
| 12/08/1940 |
Interfaith Forum (Federal Council Of Churches Of Christ In America) To Ponder Status-To Weigh War Problems |
6 |
| 12/08/1940 |
Our 1938 Ship Plan May Help Britain |
17 |
| 12/08/1940 |
(N.Y.C.) Rabbis Here Warn Of Help To Nazis |
28 |
| 12/08/1940 |
All Aid To Britain Asked Of Congress (By ‘Sons Of America’) |
32 |
| 12/08/1940 |
Tokyo Picks Honda As Nanking Envoy (Anti-U.S.) |
38 |
| 12/08/1940 |
O’connell Condemns (Pro-) War Propagandists |
43 |
| 12/08/1940 |
Group To Get Food To Europe Formed-Hoover Is Honorary Head |
44 |
| 12/08/1940 |
Hoover Food Plan Opposed By Women (Mrs. Henry Goddard Leach) |
44 |
| 12/08/1940 |
Palestine Sees Rise In War Production |
44 |
| 12/08/1940 |
Quaker Official Reports Europe Faces A Food Shortage Of 30% |
44 |
| 12/08/1940 |
Vichy Regiments Nation’s Farming |
45 |
| 12/08/1940 |
French Prisoners (Of War) Studying German-Barracks Found Modern (Luckenwalde-Dirty Uniforms Noticed By Visitors) |
46 |
| 12/08/1940 |
Atlantic Clipper To Pick Up (Col. William J.) Donovan-5 Army Officers On Ship-Believed Bound For London |
49 |
| 12/08/1940 |
(Brazilian) Captain Here Tells Of British Seizures (Inside Security Zone Established By American States) |
50 |
| 12/08/1940 |
Nazis Face Unrest Among Conquered-Poland Is Worst Plight |
54 |
| 12/08/1940 |
Pearl Buck Calls For Full Equality (For Women) |
57 |
| 12/08/1940 |
U.S.-Built (War) Planes Ranked With Best |
58 |
| 12/08/1940 |
Hoover Puts Hope In The New World |
60 |
| 12/08/1940 |
(Mgr. Fulton J.) Sheen Denounces Soviet-U.S. Amity |
61 |
| 12/08/1940 |
Harvard Session Scorns Isolation-For Neutrality Change |
65 |
| 12/08/1940 |
Urban Colleges Then In Defense |
D-4 |
| 12/08/1940 |
Vital Decision New On Our Aid To Britain-Arthur Krock |
E-3 |
| 12/08/1940 |
Britain Fights A Draw, Needs More Aid To Win |
E-4 |
| 12/08/1940 |
Is War Boom Coming? The Factors Involved-Winthrop W. Case |
E-7 |
| 12/08/1940 |
Social Upheaval In Britain-James B. Reston |
Mag. 3 |
| 12/08/1940 |
The Imperturbable Lothian (Picture)-Harold Callender |
Mag. 3 |
| 12/08/1940 |
The Great American Exodus From The Orient (At U.S. State Department Orders) |
Mag. 3 |
| 12/08/1940 |
F. D. R. As Architect (Buildings) |
Mag. 9 |
| 12/09/1940 |
(British Cruiser (‘Diomede’) Ends Dash Of (German) Freighter (‘Idarwald’) From Tampico (Inside American Neutrality Zone Off Coast Of Cuba, Picture & Map-It Seems Possible That The U.S. Navy Cooperated With The British In This Incident) |
1&4 |
| 12/09/1940 |
Search For Raider Pushed By British-Repair Of British) Ship (In Montevideo) Rushed |
3 |
| 12/09/1940 |
Cardinal O’connell Pleads For Europe-In Talk On 81st Birthday, He Urges Hoover’s Food Plan |
4 |
| 12/09/1940 |
(The American Jewish Youth) Would Bar Nazis, Reds (From U.S.) |
13 |
| 12/09/1940 |
B’nai B’rith Offers Help (To American Red Cross) |
14 |
| 12/09/1940 |
(Episcopal Bishop William T.) Manning Warns On False Peace (Supports British) |
16 |
| 12/09/1940 |
London Certain Of U.S. Fiscal Aid |
29 |
| 12/09/1940 |
Drastic Cut Is Seen In Cotton (Exports) To Japan |
29 |
| 12/09/1940 |
Campaign Mapped For (Women’s) Equal Rights |
38 |
| 12/09/1940 |
Masonry’s Highest Honor (33 Degree) To Henry Ford (Picture) |
38 |
| 12/10/1940 |
Treasury (Henry Morgenthau, Jr. & Harry Dexter White-Born ‘Weit’) Plans ‘Draft’ On Wealth As Aid In Defense |
1 |
| 12/10/1940 |
Our Army Expert (Brig. General Raymond E. Lee) In London Called Home For Aid Data |
1 |
| 12/10/1940 |
Matsuoka Doubts Conflict With U.S. |
1 |
| 12/10/1940 |
Petain Acclaimed By Tunis Throngs |
2 |
| 12/10/1940 |
Picture: Damage At Coventry |
6 |
| 12/10/1940 |
British Prisoners (Of War In Germany) Said (By Swiss Doctors) To Fare Well |
8 |
| 12/10/1940 |
Nazis Protest Aid (Repairs To British Auxiliary Cruiser, ‘Carnavon Castle’) To Raider’s Victim (Repaired At Montevideo, Uruguay-Contrast Treatment Of ‘Graf Spee’ |
12 |
| 12/10/1940 |
Idarwald’s Crew Hunted By Cubans-Incident In Neutrality Zone-Protest To London Seen |
12 |
| 12/10/1940 |
War Aid To China Hinted In London |
16 |
| 12/10/1940 |
Carnegie Peace Fund (Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, Columbia University, President Of Trustees) Closes Paris Office |
18 |
| 12/10/1940 |
Million Jews Aided By American Agency-Joint Distribution Committee’s Work Traced By (James H.) Becker (Chairman Of The National Council) |
21 |
| 12/10/1940 |
Era Of Big Fortunes Is Held Ended In U.S. (By Henry H. Heimann) |
21 |
| 12/10/1940 |
Thief Executed In Reich (In Magdeburg, Stole Soap, First-Aid Kits, Clothing, Etc. From The Cellers Of Bombed-Out Houses) |
21 |
| 12/10/1940 |
Interfaith Appeal Made By O’connor (National Conference Of Christians And Jews-Dr. Everett R. Clinchy) |
31 |
| 12/10/1940 |
Negro Girl (Virginia Lewis) Sings At White House (For Eleanor Roosevelt) |
33 |
| 12/11/1940 |
U.S. (Roosevelt) Curbs More Exports To Japan-Metals Restricted |
1 |
| 12/11/1940 |
Hitler Challenges World Democracy-Holding Nazi Way Richer, He Says Both Systems Cannot Exist-Derides U.S. (Excerpts, P. 4) |
1 |
| 12/11/1940 |
Britain Bars Hoover Food Plan As Aiding German War Effort |
1 |
| 12/11/1940 |
Defense Officials Get British Data-Balance Sheet’ Of Needs And Resources Is Laid Before Group By (Henry) Morgenthau (Jr.) |
2 |
| 12/11/1940 |
Two German Spies Hanged In London-Had A Secret Jury Trial |
3 |
| 12/11/1940 |
Liberty For (Sir Oswald) Mosely Debated In Commons |
5 |
| 12/11/1940 |
Carnavon Castle (Repaired In Montevideo) Puts To Sea Again-Nazi Freighter (‘Idarwald’) Scuttled-German Protest Rejected |
8 |
| 12/11/1940 |
Pro-American Aided (Kaname Wakasugi) Chosen By Nomura |
10 |
| 12/11/1940 |
Britain Will Join In Loans To China |
11 |
| 12/11/1940 |
Trucks Held Vital To Britain In War |
13 |
| 12/11/1940 |
Reich (Himmler) Bars The (N.Y.) Enquirer |
13 |
| 12/11/1940 |
Reich Said To Bomb Netherland Cities (And Blame R. A. F.-By J. H. Huizinga, ‘Famed Dutch Journalist’-Report From London) |
14 |
| 12/11/1940 |
Anti-Peace Sentiment Grows In Britain; Feeling Against Hitler Rises, Survey (British Institute Of Public Opinion, Apparently Allied With Gallup Poll) Shows |
14 |
| 12/11/1940 |
2-Week War Buying Put At $186,000,000-WPA Spending Increases |
15 |
| 12/11/1940 |
(U.S. Att’y. General Robert H.) Jackson (Finally) In Pact With Dies Group |
17 |
| 12/11/1940 |
Ships For Britain Called Vital To Us (By Rear Admiral Emory S. Land, Retired) |
19 |
| 12/11/1940 |
(Senators) Nye, Capper To Seek Referendum On War |
19 |
| 12/11/1940 |
Catholic Laymen Fight Hoover (European Food Relief) Plan-See Aid To Hitler In Move |
20 |
| 12/11/1940 |
Hoover Urges His Plan-Asks Industrialists To Back The Feeding Of Hungry Abroad |
20 |
| 12/11/1940 |
(Jan) Masaryk Backs (British) Blockade |
20 |
| 12/11/1940 |
Policy During War Urged On Churches-Ban On Hatred Stressed |
21 |
| 12/11/1940 |
First, Lady (Eleanor Roosevelt) Favors Planning For Peace |
24 |
| 12/11/1940 |
Roosevelt Urges Spread Of Wealth-Hits World Nightmare |
24 |
| 12/12/1940 |
Lothian Declares Victory Or Defeat Rests On Our Help (Text, P. 4) |
1 |
| 12/12/1940 |
Nazi Vessel (‘Rhein’) Seized By Dutch Warship (Off Cuba) |
1 |
| 12/12/1940 |
N. A. M. Calls On U.S. To Define Clearly Our Defense Goals |
1 |
| 12/12/1940 |
London Puts Crux Of War Up To Us-Turn In Relations Seen |
5 |
| 12/12/1940 |
Weygand Denies Rift With Petain; Holds There Is ‘Only One’ France-General Denounces ‘Propaganda’ Of Britain And U.S. Questioning His Loyalty |
8 |
| 12/12/1940 |
Nazis Deny Hitler Aims (Alleged In Recent Speech) To Beat (Conquer) World-They Say Speech Was Misinterpreted In U.S.-Passage Cited |
9 |
| 12/12/1940 |
Hull To Push Help For War Neutrals-British Blockade Backed |
12 |
| 12/12/1940 |
France Employing Her Warships To Break British Navy’s Blockade |
12 |
| 12/12/1940 |
Winter Food Rules Tightened In Vichy-Call Is Issued For Wheat |
12 |
| 12/12/1940 |
Friends (Quakers) To Ignore British Blockade |
12 |
| 12/12/1940 |
(U.S. State Department) Confirms Reciprocity In Air With Canada |
12 |
| 12/12/1940 |
(Hoover) War Food Group To Seek New Plan |
13 |
| 12/12/1940 |
World Peace Seen In Reconciliation (At Atlantic City Church Session-’Hitlerism’ Condemned For Its ‘Treacheries’ Paganism And Abysmal Cruelty’) |
16 |
| 12/12/1940 |
Peace Held Likely If U.S. Shuns War |
18 |
| 12/12/1940 |
Admiral (Ernest J.) King Gets Atlantic Command (Replacing Rear Admiral Hayne Ellis) |
20 |
| 12/12/1940 |
Text Of Chairman Davis’s Report On (American) Red Cross Work Here And Abroad |
32 |
| 12/13/1940 |
Lord Lothian Dies At 58 In Capital-Tribute By President (Roosevelt) |
1 |
| 12/13/1940 |
Lutherans Silent On War Food (Hoover) Plan-Resolution Endorsing Hoover Proposal Tabled-Defense Effort Backed |
10 |
| 12/13/1940 |
Delays War (Refugee) Havens On Virgin Islands-Ickes Scorns Red Peril |
11 |
| 12/13/1940 |
(U.S.) Allots $40,000,000 For Airports Systems |
14 |
| 12/13/1940 |
Ties With America Lothian’s Concern (Picture) |
27 |
| 12/13/1940 |
La Guardia Links Lothian And (Lord) Bryce-Mrs. (Eleanor) Roosevelt Grieves-(Episcopal) Bishop (William T.) Manning Stresses High Character(Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler Concurs) |
27 |
| 12/14/1940 |
Ashes Of Lothian Going To Arlington (?) |
1 |
| 12/14/1940 |
Britain To Reduce Meat Ration Soon (To Unspecified Amount) |
3 |
| 12/14/1940 |
200 (Jewish) Refugees (Palestine Bound From Bulgaria On Old Wooden Sailing Vessel With Small Auxiliary Engine-Flying Uruguayan Flag) Die In Wreck In Gale-180 Of Group Rescued |
4 |
| 12/14/1940 |
Aflame For Hours, Rhein Sunk By British-U.S. Naval Officer Says Warship Shelled Hulk Of Nazi Vessel (The British Vessel Was The Cruiser ‘Caradoc’. The Action Took Place Within The American Neutrality Zone And Apparently Was Witnessed By American Naval Forces) |
4 |
| 12/14/1940 |
Most Britons Blame All Germans For War, Not Hitler Alone, (British) Institute (For Public Opinion) Survey Indicates (Apparently Headed Also By George Gallup) |
6 |
| 12/14/1940 |
France Permits Jew (General Darius Paul Bloch) To Remain In Army |
6 |
| 12/14/1940 |
U.S. Understanding A Major Vichy Aim |
6 |
| 12/14/1940 |
Lothian Lied, Nazis Say (About German Threat To U.S.) |
6 |
| 12/14/1940 |
2 Clippers Resume Interrupted Trips-No Report On (Col. William J. ‘ Wild Bill’) Donovan |
7 |
| 12/14/1940 |
Dr. (Isaac) Herzog (Chief Rabbi Of Palestine) On Way Here (To Discuss Fate Of Jewish Religious Colleges In Lithuania) |
7 |
| 12/15/1940 |
Laval Ousted, Reported Detained; Flandin, Also Pro-Nazi, Gets Post (Picture, P. 3) |
1 |
| 12/15/1940 |
British Press Italians In Libya |
1 |
| 12/15/1940 |
Laval And Flandin Long Pro-Germans |
3 |
| 12/15/1940 |
Flandin Expected To Aid Riom Trial |
3 |
| 12/15/1940 |
(Barnard College) Students Help Britain |
3 |
| 12/15/1940 |
New Warsaw Ghetto Described In Berlin-Jews May Leave Walled Area Only With Nazi Permit |
7 |
| 12/15/1940 |
Germans Assail British (Blockade) Food Bar |
12 |
| 12/15/1940 |
Medical Supplies For Britain Sought-Doctors In Drive Here |
13 |
| 12/15/1940 |
Rally To Aid British Fund (‘Bundles For Britain’) |
13 |
| 12/15/1940 |
Japan Tightening Mobilization Law |
14 |
| 12/15/1940 |
(Jewish) Refugee Ship (From Bulgaria, Flying Uruguayan Flag) Death Toll 223 (See Dec. 14, 1940, P. 4) |
14 |
| 12/15/1940 |
U.S. (Embassy) Clerk (Elizabeth Deegan, Accused Of Helping British Officers Escape) In Paris Released By Nazis (Diplomatic Immunity?-Mrs. Etta Kahn Shiber Still Held) |
20 |
| 12/15/1940 |
Reduced Meat Diet Ordered In Britain (‘Smaller Portions’)-Lloyd George In Warning |
26 |
| 12/15/1940 |
(Col. William J.) Donovan Reaches Lisbon ‘Hopes’ To Go To London (Organizing His ‘Oss’?) |
30 |
| 12/15/1940 |
Lisbon’s Refugees Now Put At 8,000-5,424 Jews Left Italy In Drive |
32 |
| 12/15/1940 |
Letters From Britain Reveal Life Of People Who Are In The Front Line Of Air War |
42 |
| 12/15/1940 |
U.S. Opinion Shifts On Lst World War-Belief Is Growing That We Did Right In Entering Conflict, Gallup Survey Finds-Sharp Change In Trend |
48 |
| 12/15/1940 |
Refugee Needs Affect Schools |
d-4 |
| 12/15/1940 |
Reich Not Yet Socialistic |
E-4 |
| 12/15/1940 |
British Firmly Oppose Feeding The Continent |
E-4 |
| 12/15/1940 |
Destroyer Transfer (By U.S. To Britain On Roosevelt’s Authority) Remains Bone Of Legal Contention |
E-8 |
| 12/15/1940 |
Japan’s Fascist March-Hugh Byas |
Mag. 4 |
| 12/15/1940 |
R. A. F.’ Tough Guy (Sir Hugh [‘Stuffy’] Dowding) |
Mag. 5 |
| 12/15/1940 |
Grand Old Lady Of Palestine (Henrietta Szold) |
Mag. 11 |
| 12/16/1940 |
Details Of Laval’s Plot (Against Petain); Sought Dictatorship, War On Britain |
1 |
| 12/16/1940 |
Roosevelt Hints Of Crisis In Saying ‘If World Survives’ |
1 |
| 12/16/1940 |
34 Educators Urge Full Mobilization (Of U.S.) |
1 |
| 12/16/1940 |
Napoleon And Son Lie In Same Tomb |
3 |
| 12/16/1940 |
Survivor Describes Refugee Ship Sinking (Dec. 14, 1940, P. 4) |
4 |
| 12/16/1940 |
(George Backer, N.Y. Post) Urges U.S. Break With Axis Powers |
6 |
| 12/16/1940 |
Nazi Freighter (‘Klaus Schoke’) Captured (By British Warshlp) |
9 |
| 12/16/1940 |
President (Roosevelt) To Spur Rearmament Drive |
10 |
| 12/16/1940 |
Southerners (Southern Regional Council) Ask All Aid To Britain |
15 |
| 12/16/1940 |
(James G. Mc. Donald, Chairman Of Roosevelt’s Advisory Committee Of Refugees) Predicts Alliance Of Jew And Arab (In Palestine)-Easier Entry (Into Palestine By Jews) Is Sought-Aid For Britain Is Supported |
15 |
| 12/16/1940 |
(Episcopal Bishop, Willlam T.) Manning Sees Peril In A ‘False Peace’ |
16 |
| 12/16/1940 |
(Columbia University’s Dr. Nicholas Murray) Butler Condemns Isolation As Folly |
19 |
| 12/16/1940 |
Reich’s War Debt Up Nearly 100% |
33 |
| 12/16/1940 |
French Cooperation With Reich Outlined |
33 |
| 12/17/1940 |
Britain Requests Our Financial Aid-Morgenthau (Henry, Jr.) Indicates Approach In Series Of Consultations |
1 |
| 12/17/1940 |
Refugees Describe Sinking In (Atlantic) Midocean |
3 |
| 12/17/1940 |
Joint (U.S.-Canadian Defense) Board Meets Here On Defense |
4 |
| 12/17/1940 |
Mexican Envoy Opens Talks On U.S. Issues-Confers With Sumner Welles-Oil (Property Expropriated By Mexico) Adjustment Hinted At |
5 |
| 12/17/1940 |
Excalibur Brings Huge Load Of Mail (From Europe Via British Censor In Bermuda) |
7 |
| 12/17/1940 |
U.S. Navy Role Stirs Comment At Berlin-’Interest’ Voiced In Relation To Idarwald-Rhein Incidents (Possibly Sunk With U.S. Assistance) |
8 |
| 12/17/1940 |
Property Of Jews In Alsace Is Confiscated; Finer Furnishings Sent To Reich By Trainload |
13 |
| 12/17/1940 |
First Lady (Eleanor Roosevelt) Gives $100 To Open China Fund |
19 |
| 12/17/1940 |
(U.S. Gift Of $20,000) To Equip 30 (British Sea-) Rescue Shlps |
19 |
| 12/18/1940 |
Roosevelt Would Lend Arms To Britain |
1 |
| 12/18/1940 |
British Storm Bardia, Take More Forts |
1 |
| 12/18/1940 |
Britain Again Goes Bomb-Free For Day |
5 |
| 12/18/1940 |
Mobile Kitchens (From U.S. As Gift) To Go To Great Britain (Picture) |
5 |
| 12/18/1940 |
Swiss Charge British With Bombing Basle-Protest Demands Reparations-Four Persons Were Killed |
5 |
| 12/18/1940 |
Warship (British Auxiliary Cruiser, ‘Queen Of Bermuda’) Due In Uruguay |
5 |
| 12/18/1940 |
(U.S.) Bans Longer Visit By ‘Nazi’ Princess (Stephanie Hohenlohe Waldenburg Schillingsfurst) |
6 |
| 12/18/1940 |
300 Nazis (From ‘Columbus’, Scuttled, Crew Interned By U.S.) Shifted To New Mexico Camp |
6 |
| 12/18/1940 |
U.S. Diplomat (Robert Murphy) To Inspect Posts In French Africa |
8 |
| 12/18/1940 |
(Group In U.S.) Wants Refugees (In France) Freed |
8 |
| 12/18/1940 |
Roosevelt’s (‘Lending’) Plan Favored In Britain |
10 |
| 12/18/1940 |
More War Buying (By England) Hinges On U.S. Aid-(Henry) Morgenthau (Jr.) Says That Britain Cannot Place New Orders Here Without Our ($$$$$) Help |
10 |
| 12/18/1940 |
Speedy Aid To Britain Urged By Clare Boothe (Later ‘Luce’) In Plea For United Support For Roosevelt |
11 |
| 12/18/1940 |
New Group (‘No Foreign War Committee’) Fights War’ Involvement |
12 |
| 12/18/1940 |
British Housewife To Die As Spy For Making Map And Cutting Wires-First Woman (In England) To Draw Death Penalty For Espionage-Third Of German Agents Tried Last Week Is Hanged |
16 |
| 12/18/1940 |
Britain Discounts (German) Peace Overtures |
16 |
| 12/18/1940 |
(Jewish) Women Of (American) Ort Give $5,000 For England |
17 |
| 12/18/1940 |
Advertisement, The Committee To Defend America By Aiding The Allies: ‘Speak Up America’ (Full Page) |
29 |
| 12/18/1940 |
(Harold Leclair) Ickes Denounces ‘Appeasers’ Here |
30 |
| 12/19/1940 |
Three Man Council To Speed Defense Is Approved At White House Parley |
1 |
| 12/19/1940 |
British Get Go Ahead Signal On Arms-London Is Assured-White House Advises That $3,000,000,000 Orders Be Placed (If There Was Any Mention Of Congressional Sanction, I Missed It!) |
1 |
| 12/19/1940 |
Britons Foresee More U.S. Effort |
4 |
| 12/19/1940 |
H. G. Wells Asks ‘Vigorous’ Aid For Britain |
4 |
| 12/19/1940 |
U.S. May Take Over 37 Danish Vessels-Danes Willing To Sell4 Berlin Is Silent On U.S. (British) Aid Plan |
4 |
| 12/19/1940 |
President (Roosevelt) Scored By ‘No War’ Group-Sees 1917 Acts Repeated |
5 |
| 12/19/1940 |
Picture: Col. William J. Donovan In London After Lunching With Winston Churchill |
5 |
| 12/19/1940 |
(Dutch) Princess Juliana White House Guest (Picture) |
7 |
| 12/19/1940 |
Vichy Regime Retires 47 Jewish Employees |
11 |
| 12/19/1940 |
(Joseph C.) Grew Tells Tokyo Facts Are Judged-Good Intentions Are Not Enough |
11 |
| 12/19/1940 |
(U.S. State Department) Aid 2,000 Refugees To Leave War Zone |
16 |
| 12/20/1940 |
British Order 60 Freighters Here-Ship Deal Is Signed |
1 |
| 12/20/1940 |
Appeasers Called ‘Enemies Of Mankind’ (By N.Y. Senator Robert F. Wagner) |
4 |
| 12/20/1940 |
J. P. Warburg Sees Dupes Aiding Nazis-Isolationists And All Who Are Indifferent To Need Of Britain Are Warned-Speech Of Hitler Cited |
5 |
| 12/20/1940 |
Ships May Be Seized By South Americans |
5 |
| 12/20/1940 |
(Goeffrey) Haggard (British Consul General, N.Y. City) Praises Help Given (Britain) By U.S. |
6 |
| 12/20/1940 |
Loan To Britain Favored, Gallup Survey Indicates |
6 |
| 12/20/1940 |
Britain Presents List Of War Needs |
7 |
| 12/20/1940 |
Britain May Forbid Anti-War Meetings |
8 |
| 12/20/1940 |
Admiral (William D.) Leahy Will Go To Europe On Cruiser To Assume Post Of Ambassador To France |
9 |
| 12/20/1940 |
Vatican Broadcast Denounces Nazism (Monitored By Cbs Listening Station) |
9 |
| 12/20/1940 |
Japan Navy Chiefs Confer In Shanghai |
9 |
| 12/20/1940 |
U.S. And Uruguay To Raise Envoys (To Ambassadors) |
12 |
| 12/20/1940 |
Mexico Is Reported Ready To Cooperate (With U.S.) |
12 |
| 12/20/1940 |
U.S. Destroyer At Corinto |
12 |
| 12/20/1940 |
Americans To Hail Miss Szold At 80-President (Roosevelt) And Wife Among 94,000 |
13 |
| 12/20/1940 |
Barnard Girls Raise $2,000 To Aid British |
16 |
| 12/20/1940 |
Members Of (German-American) Bund Reported In Army |
17 |
| 12/20/1940 |
Lehman Proposes Big Defense Outlay |
17 |
| 12/20/1940 |
War Department Gets 3 New Aides (Patterson, Mc Cloy & Lovett) |
18 |
| 12/20/1940 |
(O. John) Rogge Resigns Post On (U.S. Att’y. General Robert H.) Jackson’s Staff (Prosecuted Survivors Of Huey Long Ring) |
19 |
| 12/20/1940 |
2,000 Will Attend Ball Aiding Allies |
31 |
| 12/21/1940 |
President (Roosevelt) Names A Four-Man Board For Defense Drive |
1 |
| 12/21/1940 |
British Victory Is Seen By (Col. William J.) Donovan In London |
1 |
| 12/21/1940 |
President (Roosevelt) Commends His Envoy (Admiral William D. Leahy) To Petain-Personal Letter Of Introduction |
3 |
| 12/21/1940 |
Marshal Smigly-Rydz (Picture) Escapes In Rumania; Gestapo Hunts Poland’s Former Strong Man |
4 |
| 12/21/1940 |
Anti-Jewish Law Is Passed In Sofia-Government Jobs Barred (Also Bans Masons And Anti-National Propaganda) |
4 |
| 12/21/1940 |
British Turn (Covetous) Eyes To Axis Ships Here (In U.S. Ports) |
4 |
| 12/21/1940 |
Argentine Packers Give Beef To Britain-6,000 Head Of Cattle Donated |
5 |
| 12/21/1940 |
Axis, Japan Set Up Joint War Boards |
6 |
| 12/21/1940 |
Amity Up To U.S. Tokyo Press Says |
6 |
| 12/21/1940 |
Nazis Renew Advice To South America (About U.S. Intentions) |
6 |
| 12/21/1940 |
(U.S. Att’y. General Robert H.) Jackson Orders Inquiry On (German-American) Bund |
8 |
| 12/21/1940 |
Governor (Herbert Lehman) Warns Of (U.S.) Complacency |
10 |
| 12/22/1940 |
Germany Warns U.S. On (German) Ship Seizures; Washington Calm Over War ‘Threat’-Nazis See War Step-Spokesman Accuses U.S. Of ‘Moral Aggression’ And Pinpricks-Recall Of 3 (U.S. Embassy) Aides (In Paris, Accused Of Anti-German Activities-Elizabeth Deegan, Accused Of Helping British Officers Escape And Two Others) Asked (Pictures, P. 5) |
1 |
| 12/22/1940 |
German-Born U.S. Citizen Taken Off (U.S.) Ship (‘Excambion’) By British (At Bermuda) |
1 |
| 12/22/1940 |
Halifax To Succeed Lothian |
1 |
| 12/22/1940 |
Nazis Fail To Sway U.S. Policy Of Help (For Britain) |
1 |
| 12/22/1940 |
Pictures: (Lustgarten & Cathedral) Where R. A. F. Dropped Bombs In Latest And Most Severe Raid On Berlin |
2 |
| 12/22/1940 |
$744,305 Received For Aid Of British (From U.S.) |
4 |
| 12/22/1940 |
Peace Aims Tied In With Pope’s Suggested By British Protestant And Catholic Leaders |
4 |
| 12/22/1940 |
Fund ($15,000,000) For Refugees (Spanish ‘Republicans’ in France) Asked |
4 |
| 12/22/1940 |
U.S. Urged (By Committee For Stranded Americans In Britain, Lewis Israels) To Help Stranded Americans |
5 |
| 12/22/1940 |
British See Bluff As Nazis War U.S. |
5 |
| 12/22/1940 |
War Costing Half Of Briton’s Income |
7 |
| 12/22/1940 |
Naming Of Halifax No Surprise Here |
12 |
| 12/22/1940 |
(Admiral William D.) Leahy Pleases Vichy By Hurrying To Post |
13 |
| 12/22/1940 |
Pilgrimage Pleads For Starving Europe |
14 |
| 12/22/1940 |
Internment Camps In France Scored (Apparently By Jewish ‘Intellectuals’) |
14 |
| 12/22/1940 |
Konoye Reported Attacked In Tokyo |
17 |
| 12/22/1940 |
Nazi Ships In Japan May Become Raiders |
17 |
| 12/22/1940 |
Hull Denies Story Of ($100,000,Ooo) Loan For Spain |
18 |
| 12/22/1940 |
Letters From Britain Reflect Popular Reaction To Bombs, Politics And Restrictions Of War Time |
22 |
| 12/22/1940 |
Trujillo (Of The Dominican Republic) Borrows $3,000,000 From U.S. |
25 |
| 12/22/1940 |
(U.S. Att’y. General, Robert H.) Jackson Promises Aliens ‘Square Deal’ |
27 |
| 12/22/1940 |
Regular (U.S.) Army Up To 400,000 Total |
27 |
| 12/22/1940 |
(U.S. Conscientious) Objectors Going Into Work Camps |
27 |
| 12/22/1940 |
(Episcopal Bishop, William T.) Manning’s Prayer Is Peace, Justice-(Rev. Henry St. George) Tucker (Episcopal Bishop) Urges New Faith |
29 |
| 12/22/1940 |
President (Roosevelt) Sends Greetings To CCC |
29 |
| 12/22/1940 |
Shrapnel (Fragments As Decoration) For Yule Tree (At Child Refugee Colony Of The Foster Parents Plan For War Children, Stokes, England-Mrs. Edna Blue, Executive Chairman Of The U.S. Organization) |
29 |
| 12/22/1940 |
Hadassah (500 Chapters In U.S. & Palestine) Honors Miss (Henriette) Szold (Founder & ‘Prophetess In Israel’) At 80-$25,000 Fund Sent To Her |
32 |
| 12/22/1940 |
Black Boy Scout Drive-Lehman And La Guardia Aid-Appeal For $430,400 |
34 |
| 12/22/1940 |
(Women’s) Clubs’ Council Now Surveying Defense Work |
D-4 |
| 12/22/1940 |
(Women’s) Group Training For War Flying |
D-4 |
| 12/22/1940 |
Child Frustration Breeds Race Hatred-Columbia (University) Scientist (Anthropologist Dr. Montague Francis Ashley-Montagu) Asserts Punishment Of Baby May Be Seed Of War |
D-4 |
| 12/22/1940 |
(Ohio State) Would Rebuild Teachers Courses To Help Nation |
D-6 |
| 12/22/1940 |
Columbia’s (University) Football Squad Leads College In Scholastic Averages For Winter Term |
D-6 |
| 12/22/1940 |
N.Y. U. Widens Cultural Course |
D-7 |
| 12/22/1940 |
Creative Courses Gaining At Brown (University) |
D-7 |
| 12/22/1940 |
Nazis Stripped French Plants Of Machinery Aiming To Make Nation Vassal, (‘Foreign’) Traders Say (‘Traders’ Are Bitter Over Suggestion Of Sending Food To France Or Any Occupied Country-Claimed It Was Used For Propaganda Even Though It Is Not Confiscated By The Germans) |
F-7 |
| 12/22/1940 |
The News Of The Week In Review-Ships And Planes-Two Vital Problems For Britain |
E-1 |
| 12/22/1940 |
Nazis Show Irritation Over U.S. Aid To Britain-Berlin Spokesmen Declares United States Attitude In The War Is Now Approaching ‘Insupportability’ |
E-3 |
| 12/22/1940 |
Size Of (U.S.) Defense Plan Depends On War Aims-One Large Query Remains (U.S. Involvement In War)-Arthur Krock |
E-3 |
| 12/22/1940 |
Petain Role That Of France’s Savior |
E-4 |
| 12/22/1940 |
Poland’s Writers In (London) Exile |
Book 8 |
| 12/22/1940 |
Picture: (Roosevelt & Falla)-A New Member Of The White House |
Roto. 3 |
| 12/23/1940 |
R. A. F. Raids From Norway To Italy |
1 |
| 12/23/1940 |
(Anthony Eden Succeeds Halifax In Foreign Post |
1 |
| 12/23/1940 |
Santa Fills Bags For (250 British) Refugees (And Their Mothers-Sponsored By ‘The English Speaking Union’) |
1 |
| 12/23/1940 |
Choice Of Halifax (As Ambassador To U.S. From Churchill’s Government) Is Made Official-King Names Him Envoy To U.S. |
1 |
| 12/23/1940 |
Turks Suggest U.S. Part In War-Entry (Of U.S. Into War) Without Sending Troops To Europe Proposed By Istanbul Editor-Full Aid To British Seen |
2 |
| 12/23/1940 |
Soviet Held Fearful Of German Victory (Washington Report) |
2 |
| 12/23/1940 |
Rome Backs Nazis In Warning To U.S.-Gayda Says We Court Trouble With Axis By Persisting In Aid To British |
3 |
| 12/23/1940 |
All Berlin’s Shops Are Jammed On Final Sunday Hunt For Gifts |
3 |
| 12/23/1940 |
Nazi-Vichy ‘Accord’ Seen As Possible |
6 |
| 12/23/1940 |
Dr. (William F.) Russell (Columbia University) Warns On U.S. Education (Americans Must Be Taught That They March In A Great Procession Of Democracy; That Compared To Adolf Hitler, We Have Been Longer On The March, In Better Company, To A Nobler End’) |
6 |
| 12/23/1940 |
Jewish Groups (Hsias) Seek $1,000,000 For Exiles |
6 |
| 12/23/1940 |
Uruguayans Warm To British Mission-Vie With Each Other In Backing War Aims-Unity With U.S. Interests Stressed |
3 |
| 12/23/1940 |
Anti-War Group (‘No-Foreign War Committee’) Asks Public Aid |
9 |
| 12/23/1940 |
$25,000 For (British) Children Is Cabled To London (By U.S. ‘Save The Children Foundation’) |
11 |
| 12/23/1940 |
(Jewish) Boycotters Oppose (U.S.) Food For Europeans (Joint Boycott Council Of The American Jewish Congress & The Jewish Labor Committee-300 Delegates, Hotel Astor)-Women Of Joint Council Assert Relief Lies In British Victory |
11 |
| 12/23/1940 |
Girl Scouts Give War Aid To Britain |
15 |
| 12/23/1940 |
Jewish (Welfare) Aid Increased |
16 |
| 12/23/1940 |
World Justice Seen Doomed If Nazis Win (By Rabbi Dr. Samuel H. Goldenson) |
17 |
| 12/23/1940 |
Excess Supplies Alarm Wheat Men (But None For Europe!) |
29 |
| 12/23/1940 |
Holders Of Lock Boxes In France Must Submit Securities And Gems To Reich For ‘Blocking’ |
29 |
| 12/23/1940 |
Yacht Sale (By Dr. Herman B. Baruch, Brother Of Bernard M. Baruch) Wins Approval Of U.S. |
37 |
| 12/24/1940 |
Churchill Bids Italy Oust Mussolini (Text, P. 5) |
1 |
| 12/24/1940 |
Germans Rain Bombs On Manchester (Textile Center) |
1 |
| 12/24/1940 |
Roosevelt Weighs Mass Planes Plan |
1 |
| 12/24/1940 |
Prince Olaf Arrives In Clipper, Says Nazis Take Norway’s Food (Picture, P. 16) |
1 |
| 12/24/1940 |
Big Textile Center (Manchester) Ravaged By Nazis |
1 |
| 12/24/1940 |
Mannheim Blasted Steadily By R. A. F |
1 |
| 12/24/1940 |
British Prisoners (Of War) Kept Snug In Italy |
2 |
| 12/24/1940 |
Britain Reinforces Singapore Defenses |
2 |
| 12/24/1940 |
U.S. Foreign Policy Disturbing To Tokyo (‘The Japan Times And Advertiser’’-English Language Newspaper In Japan Controlled By The Japanese Foreign Office) |
2 |
| 12/24/1940 |
Nazis Report Accord With Soviet On Trade |
2 |
| 12/24/1940 |
Picture: German Bombs Wreck One Of The Oldest Buildings Of British Parliament (Cloisters) |
3 |
| 12/24/1940 |
Reich Watching U.S. Aid (To England) |
3 |
| 12/24/1940 |
End Of Neutrality Urged In Uruguay (‘Public Opinion And ‘Leading Newspapers’’)-Tie To London Stressed-Policy Of Non Belligerence Is Favored With The Opening Of Port (Montevideo) To British Warships |
4 |
| 12/24/1940 |
(Eddie) Rickenbacker Thinks U.S. Will Enter War (To Support England) |
4 |
| 12/24/1940 |
Strikes Forbidden Under Contract Between C.I.O. And Plane Company (Brewster Aeronautical Corp’n.) |
6 |
| 12/24/1940 |
25 Child Refugees (185 Passengers) Here On Escambion-(William L.) Shirer (Cbs Correspondent In Berlin) Back From Berlin (Children From France, Austria, Czecho-Slovakia & Russia-Travelled Through Spain To Portugal) |
7 |
| 12/24/1940 |
(William Allen) White Says Motive (Committee To Defend America By Aiding The Allies) Is Shunning Of War-Declares His Group Opposes Repeal Of The Johnson Act Or Neutrality Law Change |
7 |
| 12/25/1940 |
Reich Said To Plan Two-Day Air Truce If British Also Refrain From Raiding |
1 |
| 12/25/1940 |
Nation (U.S.) Will See Gayest Christmas Since The (1929) Slump (Stock Market ‘Crash’) |
1 |
| 12/25/1940 |
Pope Voices Plea For ‘A Just Peace’ (Text, P. 7) |
1 |
| 12/25/1940 |
Britain’s Bombers Hit Invasion Ports (Boulogne, Dunkerque & Ostend) |
2 |
| 12/25/1940 |
Picture: After A German Bomber Flew Over A British Industrial City (Manchester, Textile Center) |
4 |
| 12/25/1940 |
Tripoli Is Bombed Heavily By British |
5 |
| 12/25/1940 |
Full Canadian Corps Is Formed In Britain |
7 |
| 12/25/1940 |
(U.S.) Episcopalians Send Greetings To Britain |
8 |
| 12/25/1940 |
Mrs. (Elizabeth) Deegan (U.S. Clerk Accused By Germans Of Aiding The Escape Of A British Officer) In Lisbon |
8 |
| 12/25/1940 |
Crucial 90 Days Seen For Britain (By Arthur Purvis, Head Of British Munitions Purchasing Mission In U.S.) |
10 |
| 12/25/1940 |
Lindbergh Praises (William Allen) White (Committee To Defend America By Aiding The Allies) Statement (On Intent Of Committee To Shun War And Not Change Neutrality Act!) |
14 |
| 12/25/1940 |
Anne (Morrow) Lindbergh Asks Food For Europeans |
14 |
| 12/25/1940 |
(White Committee Supports President (Roosevelt) On Help For Britain |
14 |
| 12/25/1940 |
(General Robert E.) Wood (‘America First Committee’) Hails William Allen) White’s (Committee To Defend America By Aiding The Allies) Views |
14 |
| 12/25/1940 |
$3,000 More For Children (By The Children’s Crusade For Children) |
14 |
| 12/25/1940 |
‘Neutral’ Lisbon Strong For British |
19 |
| 12/25/1940 |
Ex-Slaves (Negroes In Atlanta Aged 90-107) Pray We Stay At Peace |
20 |
| 12/25/1940 |
First Lady (Eleanor Roosevelt) Dashes On Holiday Rounds Exiles In Britain Mark Holiday Eve |
23 |
| 12/25/1940 |
Froeliche Weihnachten (Report From Berlin) |
23 |
| 12/25/1940 |
Let Christmas Spur Us On To Fight For Peace For The United States Of America! ‘For Us To Attempt To Reform All Europe And Bring Them Back To Principles Of Morality And A Respect For The Equal Rights Of Nations, Would Show Us To Be Only Maniacs Of Another Character.’-Thomas Jefferson, 1/2 New York Enquirer |
24 |
| 12/25/1940 |
Spellman Pleads For World Peace |
25 |
| 12/26/1940 |
Air Truce On-No Raids In Britain-Germany Is Also Calm |
1 |
| 12/26/1940 |
Anti-War Groups Redouble Efforts To Sway President (Roosevelt) |
1 |
| 12/26/1940 |
De Valera Seeks U.S. Food And Guns |
1 |
| 12/26/1940 |
Evacuees On (U.S.) Radio Speak To Parents (In England) |
2 |
| 12/26/1940 |
Tyrants Warned (By Dean James P. De Wolfe) God Will Prevail |
3 |
| 12/26/1940 |
La Guardia Greets London In Broadcast; Says Millions In U.S. Prayed For Britain |
3 |
| 12/26/1940 |
1,600 Ships In World’s Navies |
7 |
| 12/26/1940 |
British Deny Plea For Uruguay’s Aid-Suggestion Of An Open Port For British Warships Said To Be Of Popular Origin-Nazi Statement Ignored |
13 |
| 12/26/1940 |
(Agricultural Adjustment Administration) Says Defense Rush Will Help Farmer |
21 |
| 12/27/1940 |
Roosevelt To Specify Aid To Britain |
1 |
| 12/27/1940 |
Plant Conversion (To Defense Work) Urged By Lehman |
1 |
| 12/27/1940 |
Britain Maintains Vigil During (Bombing) Truce |
1 |
| 12/27/1940 |
Halifax Held Free Of Munich Outlook-He Resisted Chamberlain |
2 |
| 12/27/1940 |
(Col. William J.) Donovan Leaves London (For Undisclosed Destination) |
2 |
| 12/27/1940 |
U.S. Labor Group (A. F. Of L.) To Assist British |
4 |
| 12/27/1940 |
(Sir Walter) Layton (Churchill’s Minister Of Supply) Puts U.S. Aid At Apex Next Year-Warns.Britons Not To Expect Too Much From This Country Too Soon |
4 |
| 12/27/1940 |
Dixie Clipper Off; Carries (Diphtheria) Antitoxin |
4 |
| 12/27/1940 |
Appeal (To Roosevelt By 150 ‘Citizens’-Names Listed) For Full Aid To Great Britain |
4 |
| 12/27/1940 |
Many Think Nazis Map Wide Slavery |
5 |
| 12/27/1940 |
(Dutch) East Indies Firm On Oil (Limitation) For Japan |
6 |
| 12/27/1940 |
China Seen Firmer As Conflict Lasts |
6 |
| 12/27/1940 |
More U.S. Pressure Predicted In Tokyo (By Japanese Press, Nichi Nichi) |
6 |
| 12/27/1940 |
Mexican Bill Gives U.S. Use Of (Mexican) Airports-New Defense Link Seen |
7 |
| 12/27/1940 |
President (Roosevelt) Maps A Shipping Drive-British (Ship) Plight In Mind |
8 |
| 12/27/1940 |
More Inside Data On Foreign Policy (‘Foreign Relations Of The United States’-Two Volumes (1925)-Warning On German Loans Noted) |
9 |
| 12/27/1940 |
(Robert) Moses Bars Toll Cut; ‘Hitler’ (-Like) Says Lyons |
13 |
| 12/27/1940 |
$12,000,000 Is Goal In Palestine Drive (For The United Palestine Appeal) |
15 |
| 12/27/1940 |
Joan Morgenthau (Henry, Jr.’s Daughter) Bows In Capital-President (Roosevelt) And First Lady (Eleanor Roosevelt) Are Hosts |
17 |
| 12/27/1940 |
Mrs. Edward M. House Dies At Home Here |
20 |
| 12/27/1940 |
British Imports Off In November |
30 |
| 12/28/1940 |
Nazis Again Bomb London-Yule Lull At End |
1 |
| 12/28/1940 |
R. A. F. Pounds Nazi Bases-Bordeaux And Lorient Under Attack Two Nights-Heavy Damage In Reich Reported |
1 |
| 12/28/1940 |
Tanker (Under Panamanian Registry & Flag) Manned By U.S. Crew Sunk On Way To Africa-Cause Of Loss Unknown |
1 |
| 12/28/1940 |
Nazis Bid U.S. Shun Eire In Sending Aid (To England) |
1 |
| 12/28/1940 |
Palestine Suspends Immigrant Quota |
2 |
| 12/28/1940 |
British Accused By Nazis On Truce |
3 |
| 12/28/1940 |
(William Allen) White Unit (Committee To Defend America By Aiding The Allies) Widens British Aid Stand (Contrary To W. A. White’s Stand)-Strong Statement By 16,000 Here Say ‘ ‘Warmonger’ Cry Will Not Deter Them-(Major General John F.) O’ryan Threatens To Quit (Rejects White’s Shunning Of War & Support Of Neutrality Act) |
3 |
| 12/28/1940 |
President (Roosevelt) To Get No-War Telegram-White Group (As Opposed To William Allen White Himself) Attacked |
3 |
| 12/28/1940 |
Exporting To Eire Curbed By Britain |
3 |
| 12/28/1940 |
Soap Shortage In Reich Booms Electric Razors |
3 |
| 12/28/1940 |
Britain Completing Netherlands’ Fleet |
3 |
| 12/28/1940 |
British Say U.S. Sent 743 Planes In A Year |
3 |
| 12/28/1940 |
Gurs (Concentration) Camp Shocks (F. Sahlman, Of Portuguese) Red Cross Officer-He Finds 12,000 Overcrowded And Living On Rations For 9,000 In Pyrenees-6,000 Jews From Reich (Baden And Palatinate)-French Administration Said To He Doing Its Best With Inadequate Supplies |
4 |
| 12/28/1940 |
U.S. Warned (By Dr. Horatio S. Krans, Director, American University Union Of Paris At Columbia University Luncheon) Against Same Internal Forces That Led France To A National Disaster |
4 |
| 12/28/1940 |
Germans Take Over Dutch Radio Stations |
4 |
| 12/28/1940 |
Nazis Release (Prof. Paul) Langevin |
4 |
| 12/28/1940 |
Germany Is Cold To Petain’s Offer-Nazi Mistrust Continues |
5 |
| 12/28/1940 |
U.S. Signs Pact To Aid Argentine Exchange |
6 |
| 12/28/1940 |
(Senator Burton K.) Wheeler Defines His ‘Just Peace’-Wouldn’t Urge Britain On |
7 |
| 12/28/1940 |
Lehman Asks Arms Speed |
7 |
| 12/28/1940 |
War Is Chief Topic As Historians (American Historical Association) Meet |
8 |
| 12/28/1940 |
(Brooks Enemy) Says Our Policies Hold Peril Of War |
8 |
| 12/28/1940 |
Reich Has Minister (Hans Thomsen) Here (Highest Ranking German Diplomat) |
8 |
| 12/28/1940 |
British Authorize Fund For U.S. Films-Total Put At $12,900,000 |
21 |
| 12/29/1940 |
R. A. F. Blasts Invasion Ports With 100 Bombs A Minute-Boulogne Suffers (Map, P. 8) |
1 |
| 12/29/1940 |
Intense Nazi Raids Pound British City (Chatham, 2 Hospitals Hit) |
3 |
| 12/29/1940 |
(U.S. Students) Aid Bundles For Britain |
3 |
| 12/29/1940 |
Picture: American Relief Workers In England |
4 |
| 12/29/1940 |
Japan Said To Arm 12 German Raiders (‘Reports’)-U.S. Officials On Watch |
5 |
| 12/29/1940 |
End Of British Cash Predicted By Fall |
7 |
| 12/29/1940 |
Fascist Law (Concerning Jewish-Christian Marriages) Is Deplored (By Hungarian Cardinal Justinian Seredi) |
7 |
| 12/29/1940 |
Churchill’s Idea (Deposing Mussolini) Praised By (N.Y. City) Rabbis |
8 |
| 12/29/1940 |
(U.S.) Voters Favor Aid At Risk Of War (60%-Gallup Poll)-(Former) Trend Exactly Reversed |
8 |
| 12/29/1940 |
Peace Plea By 3,500 Sent To Roosevelt-No Foreign War Group |
10 |
| 12/29/1940 |
Mayor (La Guardia) Censures (William Allen) White (Nominal Head Of Committee To Defend America By Aiding The Allies For Statement Supporting Shunning Of War And Acceptance And Support Of Neutrality Act) Statement-Accuses Kansan Of ‘Doing A Typical Laval’ |
10 |
| 12/29/1940 |
(William Allen) White Group Split Denied By (‘National’ Or Actual) Director (Clark M. Eichelberger, Director Of The League Of Nations Association & The Union For Concerted Peace Efforts, Committee For Peace Through Revision Of The Neutrality Act, The Commission To Study The Organization Of Peace-See Johnson, Walter, The Battle Against Isolation-A Man Named General Robert Lawrence Eichelberger Headed The West Point Military Academy) |
10 |
| 12/29/1940 |
British-Nazi Air War Viewed As Deadlock |
10 |
| 12/29/1940 |
(Joseph Tenenbaum, Chairman Of Joint Boycott Council Of American Jewish Congress & Jewish Labor Committee) Sees Nazi Grip On West |
10 |
| 12/29/1940 |
U.S. Going Fascist, Students Declare-American Union Denounces The Roosevelt Defense Plan As A Blow To Freedom-Assails Aid To Britain-Denounces (William Allen) White (Clark Eichelberger) Committee As ‘‘Warmonger’ |
11 |
| 12/29/1940 |
Italians Warn U.S. On Help To Britain |
12 |
| 12/29/1940 |
New Youth Group For Aid To Britain (Harvard-Swarthmore)-Mrs (Eleanor) Roosevelt Is Heard |
12 |
| 12/29/1940 |
(General Robert E. Wood, America First Committee) Urges No-War Stand |
12 |
| 12/29/1940 |
Egypt’s Vote Held Bar To Active War |
13 |
| 12/29/1940 |
British Must Win, (British Consul General In N.Y. City, Goeffrey) Haggard Declares |
13 |
| 12/29/1940 |
Letters From Britain Reveal The People’s Spirit |
14 |
| 12/29/1940 |
3 Faiths Leaders Plead For Britain |
14 |
| 12/29/1940 |
Nazi Troops Face Yugoslav Border-New Hitler Shift Is Seen |
15 |
| 12/29/1940 |
Parisians Listen To British Radio (Bbc)-War Bulletins Are Main Topic |
16 |
| 12/29/1940 |
French Children Give Petain Surprise Yule |
16 |
| 12/29/1940 |
Vichy Drafts Plan To Welcome (Admiral William D.) Leahy |
17 |
| 12/29/1940 |
Havana Conference (Pan-American Cooperation Stressed) Ends |
17 |
| 12/29/1940 |
(Dr. Robert M.) Hutchins Assays U.S. Preparedness-Must Know Our Goal |
19 |
| 12/29/1940 |
(Sumner) Welles Answers Report Of (State Department) Discord (See Much Later Entries-He Is Forced To Leave!) |
19 |
| 12/29/1940 |
Historians (American Historical Association) Cheer Axis Denunciation (By President Of Columbia University, Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler)-Guarding Of Truth Urged |
21 |
| 12/29/1940 |
(Scientists) Ask Us To Protect (To Take Over Leadership Of) Science Of World |
22 |
| 12/29/1940 |
(Swarthmore Professor, Robert C. Brooks, President Of American Political Science Association) Sees Dark Future If Despotism Wins (European War) |
23 |
| 12/29/1940 |
(Alvin Johnson) Finds War Trend Ruling In Schools |
D-6 |
| 12/29/1940 |
Cartoon: ‘Lets Get The Ball (Snowball) Rolling’-Sufficient Aid (To Britain) To Crush Hitler |
E-2 |
| 12/29/1940 |
Roosevelt Sway Over New Congress Indicated-The President Is Expected To Have His Way On Question Of Aid To Britain |
E-3 |
| 12/29/1940 |
Look To The President (Roosevelt) To Put End To Apathy-Arthur Krock |
E-3 |
| 12/29/1940 |
British Face Calmly A Crucial War Year-Raymond Daniell |
E-4 |
| 12/29/1940 |
Germans Resisted In Occupied Areas |
E-4 |
| 12/29/1940 |
Nazis Careful In Comment On U.S.-Percival Knauth |
E-4 |
| 12/29/1940 |
Germans And Russians Manoeuvre In Balkans (Map) |
E-5 |
| 12/29/1940 |
(U.S.) Foreign Policy Changed Under Pressure Of (European) War |
E-7 |
| 12/29/1940 |
San Francisco Bay Area Booming (Armament) |
E-7 |
| 12/29/1940 |
Carlyle, Thomas, Journey To Germany, Autumn, 1858, Ed. R. A. E. Brooks, Yale Univ. Press, New Haven |
Book 5 |
| 12/29/1940 |
(German Invasion) Or Is It ‘The Wave Of The Past’? |
Mag. 3 |
| 12/30/1940 |
Capital Prepares For Early (U.S.) Action (On British Aid) |
1 |
| 12/30/1940 |
Roosevelt Calls For Greater Aid To Britain As Best Way To Halt Dictators And Avert War; Nazis Set Big London Fires-’Axis Will Not Win’-Arsenal Our Role-Bars Peace Move While Nazis Seek ‘To Conquer The World’ (Text, P. 6-Picture, P. 7) |
1 |
| 12/30/1940 |
(German) Sea Raider Routed (By British) |
1 |
| 12/30/1940 |
British Wish Help Of U.S. On Eire Bases (Map, P. 4) |
1 |
| 12/30/1940 |
Air Raid Destroys Historical (Jewish) Museum (In England) |
3 |
| 12/30/1940 |
(Roosevelt) Address Is Spur To British Hopes |
7 |
| 12/30/1940 |
Axis Spurns Peace By U.S. Mediation-(Bbc) Broadcast To Reich |
7 |
| 12/30/1940 |
‘Extremely Interesting’ Nazi Comment On (Roosevelt) Speech |
7 |
| 12/30/1940 |
Roosevelt Pictures Ireland Under Reich |
7 |
| 12/30/1940 |
(Senator Burton K.) Wheeler Charges War Propaganda |
8 |
| 12/30/1940 |
College Students Shun War Issues |
8 |
| 12/30/1940 |
(American) Jewish Congress Plans British Aid-To Purchase 200 Field Kitchens-Backs (U.S.) Defense Program |
9 |
| 12/30/1940 |
President (Roosevelt) Is Asked (By American Student Union) Not To Aid Britain-War Called Imperialist |
9 |
| 12/30/1940 |
(The Ann Arbor Committee For National Defense) Tells What (German) Victory Might Give Germany (Anti-German) |
9 |
| 12/30/1940 |
New Nation (Java) Rising In The East Indies-Japan Will Be Resisted |
10 |
| 12/30/1940 |
Quislingists Bid Church Back Nazis |
10 |
| 12/30/1940 |
‘Dark Age’ Of News Seen In (German Only!) Censorship (By Otto D. Tolischus, N.Y. Times, Berlin-Pulitzer Prize Winner) |
10 |
| 12/30/1940 |
Italy Places Food Under A Dictator (Guiseppi Tassinari) |
12 |
| 12/30/1940 |
(Episcopal Bishop William T.) Manning Asks Aid For Britain Now |
15 |
| 12/30/1940 |
(Dr. James H. S. Bossard) Says War Crushes Relief In Justice |
19 |
| 12/30/1940 |
Prosperity In U.S. Forecast By Dutch (In Amsterdam) |
27 |
| 12/30/1940 |
Serious Farm Loss By War Reported-Sales To Britain Reduced |
35 |
| 12/31/1940 |
Vern Marshall (Head Of No Foreign War Committee) Tells Of An Offer Of Peace By Nazis-Flown To U.S. By Oil Man (William Rhodes Davis In Oct., 1939)-Initialed By Goering-Terms Called ‘Just’-Not Feasible (U.S.) State Dept. Found |
1 |
| 12/31/1940 |
(Senator Burton K.) Wheeler Offers ‘Quick’ Peace Plan (Text, P. 4) |
1 |
| 12/31/1940 |
Roosevelt Confers On British Aid, May Also Help Greece And China-President (Roosevelt) To Act |
1 |
| 12/31/1940 |
London’s Historic Sites In Ruins-Ancient Guildhall And Historic Churches |
1 |
| 12/31/1940 |
Berlin Is Cautious On Roosevelt Talk |
1 |
| 12/31/1940 |
Big Group Quits (American) Youth Congress |
1 |
| 12/31/1940 |
Guildhall Housed Many Treasures-(Christopher) Wren Churches Struck (Map, P. 2) |
2 |
| 12/31/1940 |
Churchill Rebukes Question On Peace-’When We Have Beaten Them,’ He Replies |
2 |
| 12/31/1940 |
Oil Base In Borneo Heavily Fortified-Strait Is Now Patrolled |
2 |
| 12/31/1940 |
Anhalter Station In Berlin Damaged |
3 |
| 12/31/1940 |
(Admiral William D.) Leahy Reaches Lisbon |
3 |
| 12/31/1940 |
(William Allen) White Policy Board (Committee To Defend America By Aiding The Allies) Supports President (Roosevelt) Denying Repudiation Of Group’s Leader (W. A. White, Who Advocated Spurning War And Supported Neutrality Act Without Amendments) |
4 |
| 12/31/1940 |
M’carran (Supporting Roosevelt’s Policy Of Aiding England) Warns Of ‘Danger Sign’-Austin Praises (Roosevelt’s) Speech-Sheppard Gives Enthusiastic Approval |
4 |
| 12/31/1940 |
Press Comments Favorably On (Roosevelt) Talk (Summary Of Reaction In Various Parts Of Country) |
4 |
| 12/31/1940 |
Nation Seen Rallied By President’s (Roosevelt’s) Talk (By Dr. James Bryant Conant Of Harvard, Etc.) |
4 |
| 12/31/1940 |
British To Curb Cotton |
4 |
| 12/31/1940 |
London Heartened (By Roosevelt’s Talk) But Urges Speed (From U.S.) |
5 |
| 12/31/1940 |
(A. F. Of L., William) Green Welcomes (Roosevelt’s) ‘Convincing’ Talk |
5 |
| 12/31/1940 |
Swedes Criticize Roosevelt Remark (But Not Whole Speech) |
5 |
| 12/31/1940 |
Comment On (Roosevelt) Speech Forbidden By Vichy |
5 |
| 12/31/1940 |
Roosevelt Backed All Over Americas |
6 |
| 12/31/1940 |
(Alfred E.) Smith Gives Approval To Roosevelt Speech |
6 |
| 12/31/1940 |
Canadians Regard (Roosevelt) Speech As Epochal |
6 |
| 12/31/1940 |
(William Rhodes) Davis (Picture-See Dec. 31, P. 1, Above) Arranged In 1938 To Barter Mexican Oil For German Machines |
6 |
| 12/31/1940 |
German Condor Airlines To Open New Brazil Route |
6 |
| 12/31/1940 |
Status Of (U.S.) Arming Is Told In Report |
8 |
| 12/31/1940 |
Palestine To Get 1,000 War Victims-Cost Will Be $175,000-Journey Expected To Take 30 Days-Russia, Britain And Japan Grant Visas |
13 |
| 12/31/1940 |
Plan Of (Republic Of) Columbia On Debt Approved (By. U.S.) |
26 |
