| 06/01/1941 |
Iraqis Bow To British, Sign Armistice; Deposed (Pro-British) Regent (Emir Abdul Illah) To Form (Pro-British) Government-British In Baghdad |
1 |
| 06/01/1941 |
President (Roosevelt) Names (Harold Leclaire) Ickes Coordinator Of Oil Industry |
1 |
| 06/01/1941 |
Hull Pledges End Of Special Rights In Post-War China |
1 |
| 06/01/1941 |
Darlan Threatens To Resist British (Bombings Of France) |
1 |
| 06/01/1941 |
Our 1St Food Ships Unloads In Britain |
1 |
| 06/01/1941 |
U.S. Transport Planes Aided Britain In Iraq |
3 |
| 06/01/1941 |
British Casualties Reach 100,000 Mark-Losses Only Small Fraction Of Those In World War (Ww-I; 21 Months Of War) |
5 |
| 06/01/1941 |
Vichy Orders Census (In Unoccupied Zone-Those Born From 1876 To 1926 Inclusive) |
6 |
| 06/01/1941 |
2 U.S. Vice Consuls Off To Morocco |
7 |
| 06/01/1941 |
Denies Refugees Are Gestapo Aides (Charged By ‘Jan Valtin,’ Richard Julius Herman Krebs) |
12 |
| 06/01/1941 |
War Support For U.S. Indicated By Mexico (Presidente Manuel Avila Comacho) |
16 |
| 06/01/1941 |
Tokyo Note (On Raw Materials From Indies) ‘Final’ Dutch Are Warned-Press Charges That Britain And U.S. Subject Netherland Indies To Pressure (To Achieve Objectives Of Depriving Japan Of Raw Materials) |
19 |
| 06/01/1941 |
Isolation Dropped By Detroit (‘Free Press’) Paper-Keeps Right To Criticize |
20 |
| 06/01/1941 |
Roosevelt Speech Hailed By Rabbis |
21 |
| 06/01/1941 |
Avoidance Of War Urged As U.S. Aim (By W. H. Chamberlin)-For Accord With Japan |
22 |
| 06/01/1941 |
Message Torrent Backs Roosevelt-Approval (Of Policy) Runs 95 P. C |
23 |
| 06/01/1941 |
Roosevelt Policy Is Widely Backed-Aid To Britain Stressed |
24 |
| 06/01/1941 |
Convoys Outmoded (Admiral) Stirling Contends |
24 |
| 06/01/1941 |
(Dr. Wickenden) Hits At Roosevelt Over Defense Role-Urges Draft Of Willkie |
25 |
| 06/01/1941 |
Lend-Lease Help Scant, Says (Senator) Byrd (Virginia) |
26 |
| 06/01/1941 |
(Att’y. Gen. Robert H.) Jackson Seeks End Of Oil Trust Suits |
27 |
| 06/01/1941 |
Protestant Unity Urged By Methodists |
29 |
| 06/01/1941 |
Isolationists Seen-In ‘Moral Confusion’ (By Union For Democratic Action) Condemns Pacifism |
32 |
| 06/01/1941 |
State (N.Y.) K. Of C. Votes Against War Entry |
38 |
| 06/01/1941 |
Germany Now Facing American Naval Power |
E-3 |
| 06/01/1941 |
Will Adolf Hitler Go To War Against Us? |
E-3 |
| 06/01/1941 |
President’s (Roosevelt’s) Statement Clears Way For Action |
E-4 |
| 06/01/1941 |
India Is Expanding War Aid To Britain |
E-6 |
| 06/01/1941 |
Singapore Ready To Meet Attack |
E-6 |
| 06/01/1941 |
British Put Teeth In Policy On Vichy |
E-7 |
| 06/01/1941 |
War Makes A Boom Of Junk |
E-10 |
| 06/01/1941 |
Hitler’s ‘Frightful Weapon’: Propaganda |
Mag. 3 |
| 06/01/1941 |
From (George Barnard) Shaw To Us (England’s ‘Frightful Weapon’) |
Mag. 15 |
| 06/02/1941 |
Doom Is Indicated For Dry (Anti-Alcohol) Measures (In Army Camps) |
1 |
| 06/02/1941 |
War In Iraq Ends-Vital Oil Fields Of Mosul Are Under Control Of London’s Friends (Which Is All That Matters!) |
1 |
| 06/02/1941 |
President (Roosevelt) To Test Axis War Threat By Seizing (Their) Ships (Already Confiscated By U.S. This Would Be Permanent Change Of Title To The Ships) |
1 |
| 06/02/1941 |
Irish Accuse Nazis Of Bombings; More Missiles Fall In Eire |
1 |
| 06/02/1941 |
British Expected To Move On (Invade) Syria |
1 |
| 06/02/1941 |
Text Of Pope Pius’s Broadcast On The Fiftieth Anniversary Of Leo Xiii’s Encyclical |
4 |
| 06/02/1941 |
(Norman) Thomas Condemned By (Pro-Interventionist) Socialist Group (Thomas Had Opposed U.S. Intervention In The War) |
11 |
| 06/03/1941 |
Nazis Quit Mosul; Iraq Picks (Pro-British) Regime |
4 |
| 06/03/1941 |
Wedgewood Urges Union (Now Of U.S.) With Britain |
6 |
| 06/03/1941 |
(China) War Cost To Japan Put At $4,000,000,000 (By Chinese Council For Economic Research) |
9 |
| 06/03/1941 |
(U.S. Solicitor General, Francis) Biddle Warns U.S. Of War Discipline |
11 |
| 06/03/1941 |
Dr. (Nicholas Murray] Butler (Columbia University) Host To Lord Halifax (Made A Series Of Usual Speeches Etc.) |
24 |
| 06/03/1941 |
Advertisement, Full Page, American Magazine: ‘Hitler Won’t Win’ |
42 |
| 06/04/1941 |
Charter Of (German-American) Bund Revoked In (New) Jersey |
1 |
| 06/04/1941 |
Bridges Blown Up By British In Syria |
1 |
| 06/04/1941 |
French Starving Relief Aide (Howard E. Kershner, American Friends) Says |
2 |
| 06/04/1941 |
Marching Germans Strafed (By R. A. F.) In France |
3 |
| 06/04/1941 |
Hull Is Studying Exports To Japan |
3 |
| 06/04/1941 |
Japan Supplies Food To Germany; Sends 1,500 Tons Daily Via Russia (Trans-Siberian Rail Road Presumably) |
3 |
| 06/04/1941 |
Ex-Premier (Jamil Al-Midfai) Heads New (Pro-British) Iraqi Cabinet-Pro-British Regime Is Formed |
3 |
| 06/04/1941 |
Reich Ready To Aid Vichy (Militarily) If Requested (Presumably In Repulsing British Attacks On French Territory) |
4 |
| 06/04/1941 |
Rise In Sentiment For Convoys Halts-(Gallup Poll, 52% Favor Use Of U.S. Navy To Convoy Ships To England) |
8 |
| 06/04/1941 |
(Hamilton) Fish Sees Congress Voting Down War |
8 |
| 06/04/1941 |
Dean (Virginia C. Gildersleeve) At Barnard Scores Lindbergh |
17 |
| 06/04/1941 |
Dr. (Nicholas Murray) Butler Expects Second (‘German’) Waterloo-Calls On U.S. Then To Take Lead In Organizing The World To Insure Peace Property (Talks At Columbia University By Both Lord Halifax And Butler-Text, P. 19) |
19 |
| 06/04/1941 |
Social Work Role In War Is Stressed |
24 |
| 06/04/1941 |
Radio (Pro-English) War Talks Put Under Inquiry (By Senators Burton K. Wheeler & Tobey) |
26 |
| 06/04/1941 |
Cromwell, James H. R., Pax Americana, A. Kroch & Son, Chicago, ‘What You Lose If Hitler Wins This War (Shows, Bread, Car, Church, Children, Way Of Life) |
46 |
| 06/05/1941 |
British Bomb Beirut, Syria Is Tense |
1 |
| 06/05/1941 |
(Admiral William D.) Leahy Inquires Of Petain Scope Of ‘Collaboration’-French See Great Significance In Winant’s (Current) Mission (To Washington) |
1 |
| 06/05/1941 |
Former Kaiser (Wilhelm Ii) Dies In Exile At Doorn; Relatives With Him (82) |
1 |
| 06/05/1941 |
Boulogne Blasted By British Fliers |
2 |
| 06/05/1941 |
Mosul Is Occupied By British Troops |
4 |
| 06/05/1941 |
Swedish Police Raid Communist Centers |
4 |
| 06/05/1941 |
Nomura Confident U.S. And Japan Can End Difficulties Peacefully |
7 |
| 06/05/1941 |
Hull Stresses Curb On Gasoline Exports (To Japan & Russia) |
7 |
| 06/05/1941 |
Kaiser Wilhelm Ii, Vita |
8&9 |
| 06/05/1941 |
Messerschmitt 109 Here (By Rail) To Assist War Relief Fund For Bundles For Britain (The U.S. 5-51 Was A ‘Souped-Up’ Messerschmitt 109) |
10 |
| 06/05/1941 |
Knox Urges A Ban On Defense Pictures (At Defense Sites) |
15 |
| 06/05/1941 |
Defends J. Roosevelt (Awarded Number Of Foreign Medals) |
17 |
| 06/06/1941 |
Japan Asking U.S. For No-War Pact-Washington Cold To Idea |
1 |
| 06/06/1941 |
Hull Warns Vichy, Hints At Break; French Planes Raid Trans-Jordan (English); Nazis Streaming Into Syria By Air |
1 |
| 06/06/1941 |
Hitler Ridicules U.S. Fears, Holds Nazi Attack Wild Idea |
1 |
| 06/06/1941 |
Zeebrugge (Holland) Blasted In R. A. F. Day Raids |
3 |
| 06/06/1941 |
Scorn Of Nazi Press Directed At (Sumner) Welles |
3 |
| 06/06/1941 |
Batavia Rejecting Tokyo’s Demands (For Oil, Etc.) |
6 |
| 06/06/1941 |
Japanese Seizure (Of U.S. Goods In French-Indo China) Protested By U.S. |
7 |
| 06/06/1941 |
Turks Hear Hitler Threatens Soviet-Army Massing Reported |
8 |
| 06/06/1941 |
Jews Are Arrested In Marseille Area |
10 |
| 06/06/1941 |
Lindbergh Group Gets A Challenge (From Interventionist Group) |
10 |
| 06/06/1941 |
Jan Valtin (Richard Julius Herman Krebs) Hearing On Deportation Ends |
17 |
| 06/06/1941 |
Plenty And Leisure After War Seen (By Robert P. Shaw)-Rocket Planes Forecast (Utopia ?) |
17 |
| 06/06/1941 |
(German-American) Bund Case (‘Northland’ Raid) Sheriff Is Indicted In Jersey-U.S. Charges D. J. Quick Ran A Still |
17 |
| 06/07/1941 |
Willkie Berates Roosevelt Critics |
1 |
| 06/07/1941 |
Roosevelt Charges Nazi Plot In-Rumor British Ask Peace-President (Roosevelt) Is Sharp-Some Americans Duped |
1 |
| 06/07/1941 |
Roosevelt Signs Ship Seizure Bill; Gives Power To Transfer Board (84 Ships Involved) |
1 |
| 06/07/1941 |
British Envoy (Sir Stafford Cripps) Flies Home From Soviet |
1 |
| 06/07/1941 |
(Douglas) Fairbanks (Jr.) Says Americas Back U.S. Policy And Seek Our Leadership And Cooperation |
2 |
| 06/07/1941 |
Our Vichy Warning Assailed By Nazis-Counter To Monroe Doctrine |
3 |
| 06/07/1941 |
Hundreds Of Nazis Reported In Iran (Istanbul Report) |
3 |
| 06/07/1941 |
One-Third Of Jews Found In Nazis’ Grip-Joint Distribution Official (Joseph A. Schwartz) Puts Figure At 5,000,000 |
5 |
| 06/07/1941 |
Theodore Dreiser Gets Peace Award (From American Writers’ Congress) |
5 |
| 06/08/1941 |
British Position ‘Extremely Grave’ But Not Disastrous, Winant Says-Leaders Think They Can Hold Egypt And Mediterranean Basin |
1 |
| 06/08/1941 |
Free French, British Entering Syria; Move Follows Nazi Infiltration |
1 |
| 06/08/1941 |
Move To Require Tax Data Of All (By U.S. Treasury Dept.) |
1 |
| 06/08/1941 |
New Rumors In Vichy On War Guilt (Riom) Trials |
3 |
| 06/08/1941 |
Rabbi (Herbert S. Goldstein) Bids France ‘Gamble With God’ (Instead Of Collaborating With Germany) |
5 |
| 06/08/1941 |
Japanese Guarded On Reply Of Indies-Impasse Called ‘Serious’ |
16 |
| 06/08/1941 |
(U.S. Ambassador To Japan. Joseph C.) Grew Calls Peace ‘Impossible’ Today-’American Way’ At Stake-Refuses To Sign Petitions Urging We Keep Out Of War |
21 |
| 06/08/1941 |
Britain Maintains Secrecy On Hess |
22 |
| 06/08/1941 |
Germans See U.S. Moving Into War-Intimate We Approach Stage Of Militant Enmity With The Third Reich |
24 |
| 06/08/1941 |
La Guardia Rules ‘Hyphen’ Must Go-In CapitalEveryone Will Be Heard ‘Solely As American’ (Referring To ‘Hyphenates’ Of World War I) |
25 |
| 06/08/1941 |
(Admiral) Yarnell Asks U.S. To Enter War Now |
28 |
| 06/08/1941 |
(Roosevelt) Orders New Curbs On Aliens Entry (Text) |
32 |
| 06/08/1941 |
Gen. (H. H. ‘Hap’) Arnold Calls For-Air Reckoning-Axis Must Pay For Shattered Ruins Of Europe Youth Should Enlist For Fight In The ‘Great Cause Of Liberty’ |
38 |
| 06/08/1941 |
First Lady (Eleanor Roosevelt) Urges Guard For Our Way-Democracy Demands Unity (No Dissent?) |
41 |
| 06/08/1941 |
Virginia Institute To Assay Our (Political & Economic) Role-(Rexford) Tugwell One Of Leaders |
47 |
| 06/08/1941 |
93 Modern Ships Taken Over By U.S. (Since Start Of War) |
50 |
| 06/08/1941 |
Washington Is Trying To Keep Vichy Neutral (‘Neutralized’) |
E-3 |
| 06/08/1941 |
Japan’s Overtures Stir Washington’s Suspicion |
E-4 |
| 06/08/1941 |
Idea Of Monarchy Vanished In Reich |
E-5 |
| 06/08/1941 |
Under The Nazi Heel In Alsace-Lorraine |
Mag. 10 |
| 06/09/1941 |
Allies Open 3 Syrian Drives; French Resist The (Pro-British) Invaders, Report Sea Landing Foiled |
1 |
| 06/09/1941 |
Liberty Promised Syria And Lebanon (By British Invaders) |
2 |
| 06/09/1941 |
Palestine Rejoices |
2 |
| 06/09/1941 |
Syria And Lebanon Bombed By British |
3 |
| 06/09/1941 |
Declaration By Britain In July 1940, Warned That She Would Oppose A Nazi Move In Syria |
4 |
| 06/09/1941 |
‘U.S. Bread’ Is Given Unoccupied France |
4 |
| 06/09/1941 |
London Belittles Hitler Interview (With Life Magazine Correspondent, John Cudahy-Life Owner, Henry Luce Violently Anti-German) |
5 |
| 06/09/1941 |
Brest (France) Raided Anew By R. A. F. Bombers |
6 |
| 06/09/1941 |
8 Ships In Convoy Sunk-U.S. Cutter Rescued 39 Men, Heard The Hood Battle (U.S. Vessels Were Always Near Sea Action!) |
8 |
| 06/09/1941 |
Ammunition Needs Spur Vast Industry-Estimates Of (Monthly) Ammunition Needs (Huge-Whose Needs?) |
9 |
| 06/09/1941 |
(Under-Secretary Of War) Patterson Warns U.S. Faces Crisis, He Says At Rutgers |
19 |
| 06/10/1941 |
U.S. Ship (Robin Moor) Sunk In Atlantic (South Of Cape Verde Islands), Reported Victim Of U-Boat |
1 |
| 06/10/1941 |
Allies (British) Nearing Damascus |
1 |
| 06/10/1941 |
Hull Warns Vichy On Syria Warfare (Resistance To British) |
1 |
| 06/10/1941 |
Army Opens Struck (North American) Aviation Plant, Orders Strikers Reviewed For Draft (Text Of Presidential Order, P. 16) Roosevelt Explains Seizure |
1 |
| 06/10/1941 |
Berlin Is Evasive About Aid To Vichy (In British Invasion Of Syria) |
5 |
| 06/10/1941 |
Nazis Said (Ankara Source) To Seek Base In Iran To Flank British (Already In Iraq) Near East Gains |
6 |
| 06/10/1941 |
World War Pacifists Urge Fight On Hitler |
10 |
| 06/10/1941 |
Speech Distorted Lindbergh Holds-Scores Press Treatment |
11 |
| 06/10/1941 |
(John) Cudahy (News Correspondent, Life Magazine) Says Nazis Expect U.S. In War-Asserts He Found Fuehrer ‘Collected But Hostile’ (Interviewed Hitler) |
12 |
| 06/10/1941 |
Yugoslav Fort Blast (By Guerrilla ‘Cetniks’) Killed 800 Germans |
12 |
| 06/10/1941 |
(Senator Burton K.) Wheeler Accepts Depth Bomb Story-He Contends Navy Whispered How An Attack Was Made On A German Submarine (To Provoke It To Attack A U.S. Ship) |
19 |
| 06/10/1941 |
(Maj. Gen.) O’ Ryan Urges U.S. To Enter War Now-Talk To N.Y. U. Students |
20 |
| 06/10/1941 |
‘Isolation’ Viewed (By Two Pennsylvanian Doctors) As A Mental Ill |
21 |
| 06/11/1941 |
Roosevelt Urges Delayed Judgement On Sinking Of Ship (Robin Moor)-Survivors Blame U-Boat |
1 |
| 06/11/1941 |
Churchill Under Fire, Bars Retreating To Avoid Risks (Text, P. 4) |
1 |
| 06/11/1941 |
U.S. Already In War Mussolini Charges (Excerpts, P. 9) |
1 |
| 06/11/1941 |
Portugal Protests Roosevelt Talk (Says It Can Protect Its Own Territory Without U.S. Doing It); Hull Assures Against U.S. Aggression |
1 |
| 06/11/1941 |
Move To Cut WPA Stirs House Debate |
1 |
| 06/11/1941 |
Nazis Dearth Of Imports Viewed As A Growing Threat To Europe |
3 |
| 06/11/1941 |
Ickes Says (John) Cudahy (Possibly Last American Correspondent To Interview Hitler Face To Face) Is Nazi Megaphone-Writer Is Termed Naive (Article Written By Harold Leclaire Ickes) |
5 |
| 06/11/1941 |
Passengers And Officer Of Torpedoed American-Ship (Robin Moor-Mr. & Mrs. Ben Cohen On Way To South Africa) ‘German Submarine’ Accused |
5 |
| 06/11/1941 |
Reich Said To Press Demands On Moscow-Sweden Lists Troop Movements For Clash If Talks Fail |
5 |
| 06/11/1941 |
U.S. Cuts Off Talks On Goods For French |
6 |
| 06/11/1941 |
Nazi Press Blames U.S. In Syrian Fight-Says British Action Received Encouragement And ‘Blessing’ From Washington |
7 |
| 06/11/1941 |
Japan Now Likely To End Indies Talks |
10 |
| 06/11/1941 |
Lindbergh Seen ‘In Hole’ (By Interventionist,Clark Eichelberger) |
10 |
| 06/11/1941 |
Planes Like R. A. F. Seen In Production (In Buffalo, N.Y.) |
13 |
| 06/12/1941 |
Allies (British) Spear Deep Into East Syria |
1 |
| 06/12/1941 |
Nazi Pressure On Soviet Is Reported-Russian-Nazi ‘Rift’ Reported In London |
1 |
| 06/12/1941 |
Japanese To Halt Dutch Indies Talks |
1 |
| 06/12/1941 |
Britain Hails U.S. Aid In Orient; Hopes Manila Will Cut Exports On Japan Expects Break (-Down In Japanese Negotiations) At Batavia |
3 |
| 06/12/1941 |
26 U.S. Ships Are Due In The Red Sea Soon; Harriman On Way To Welcome Aid To British |
4 |
| 06/12/1941 |
Knox Curbs News Of Navy Actions-He Denounces (Senator Burton K. Wheeler’s) ‘Depth Bomb’ Story And Report Of Priority For (American) Expeditionary Force-Objects To All ‘Rumors’ |
4 |
| 06/12/1941 |
Convoy Reported For (U.S.) Army Vessel (Passenger) |
9 |
| 06/12/1941 |
Willkie Says Aid To China Helps U.S.-Urges Immediate Action |
18 |
| 06/12/1941 |
West Point Hears Stimson Warning-Compromise ‘Impossible’ |
18 |
| 06/12/1941 |
Defense Handling Of Negroes Scored (By Council For Democracy)-’2D Class’ Citizens Seen |
20 |
| 06/12/1941 |
Betrayal Of God Decried By (Bishop Robert I.) Gannon (Fordham Univ.)-Nazism Just A ‘Symptom’ Archbishop Urges Us To Keep Faith |
26 |
| 06/12/1941 |
Job Bias Is Denied By Hospital Head-Disclaims Anti-Semitic Leanings |
48 |
| 06/13/1941 |
(Harlan F.) Stone Chosen Chief Justice; (Robert H.) Jackson And (James F.) Byrnes Named (To Supreme Court-Pictures, Pp. 1&3) |
1 |
| 06/13/1941 |
Nazis ‘Undoubtedly’ Sank Robin Moor, Aware She Was U.S. Ship, (U.S.) Consul Says |
1 |
| 06/13/1941 |
Fall Of Damascus (To Invading British) Is Believed Near |
1 |
| 06/13/1941 |
No German Rebirth After War Defeat, Asserts Bernhard (Of Netherlands-In Washington, Regards Old Germany Dead) |
1 |
| 06/13/1941 |
Nazis Use Leaflet In Raid On Britain-Twist Roosevelt Remarks On Ships |
1 |
| 06/13/1941 |
Allies Vow Fight Till War Is Won |
1 |
| 06/13/1941 |
(Robert H.) Jackson, Trusted Roosevelt Aide, Rose Rapidly Under The New Deal-Liberal Democrat-Has Frequently Made Sharp Attacks On ‘Big Business’ |
3 |
| 06/13/1941 |
(James F.) Byrnes Great Help On Roosevelt Bills |
3 |
| 06/13/1941 |
(Harlan F.) Stone, A Supporter Of New Deal Laws |
3 |
| 06/13/1941 |
(Solicitor General, Francis Beverley) Biddle Mentioned For (Robert H.) Jackson Post (Att’y. Gen.) |
3 |
| 06/13/1941 |
Poles (In London) Reassure Jews-Cabinet Promises Equal Rights In The Nation’s Future (Sikorsky Met With U.S. Jewish Leaders During Recent Visit To U.S.) |
4 |
| 06/13/1941 |
British Find Seige Melancholy Task-Wish They Could Battle Nazis Instead Of French, Who Put Up Unwanted Fight (In Syria Which The British Invaded) |
5 |
| 06/13/1941 |
(Herbert) Hoover Plan (To Feed Occupied Europe) Scored (By Fight For Freedom, Inc.) As Blocking Defense |
5 |
| 06/13/1941 |
Text Of (U.S.) Consul’s Report On Robin Moor |
6 |
| 06/13/1941 |
Nye Would Study (Robin Moor) Sinking Evidence-Germany Is Investigating |
6 |
| 06/13/1941 |
U.S. At ‘Half Peace’ Says Italy’s Press-Warn Of Dire Results |
7 |
| 06/13/1941 |
(Sir Stafford) Cripps Sees Eden On Soviet Status |
7 |
| 06/13/1941 |
Portugal Affirms Her Isles’ Defense-Says Roosevelt Failed To Cite Lisbon’s Sovereignty |
8 |
| 06/14/1941 |
Nazis Defiant, Threaten New Sinkings; Nazi Asserts (Railroad) Rails In Robin Moor Cargo (For Trans-Iranian Rail Road) Made Vessel Vulnerable In Warfare (Rails Declared Contraband By England And Germany Reciprocates. Germany Still Not Certain A German Submarine Had Sunk Ship) |
1 |
| 06/14/1941 |
Hull Warns Vichy On Fight In Syria At Hitler’s Bidding (Text, P. 4)-French Fall Back |
1 |
| 06/14/1941 |
Robin Moor Cargo Analyzed By Line-(Railroad) Rails Are On Manifest-(Robin Line) Company Head Says There Was Not An Item To Which The Reich Could Rightfully Object (Germany Lists Rails As ‘Unconditional Contraband’ Since They Are So Listed By The British) |
3 |
| 06/14/1941 |
Refugees Keep Faith In Alsace-Lorraine |
3 |
| 06/14/1941 |
French Hold Saida (Syria) In Fierce Fighting |
4 |
| 06/14/1941 |
British Organize ‘Ferry Command’ (To Fly War Planes From U.S. To England) |
5 |
| 06/14/1941 |
Picture: Netherlands Crown Princess Receives Honorary Degree (Bernhard Also In Photograph) |
5 |
| 06/14/1941 |
New Curb On Jews Ordered By Vichy |
5 |
| 06/14/1941 |
Japan Is Cautious In Indies Deadlock-Konoye Stresses Prices |
6 |
| 06/14/1941 |
Soviet Denies Rift Over Nazi Troops |
6 |
| 06/15/1941 |
Roosevelt Freezes Axis Assets (Text Of Executive Order, Dated June 14, 1941, P. 26) |
1 |
| 06/15/1941 |
(Sumner) Welles Spurns Berlin’s ‘Bluster’-Welles Retorts To Nazi Threats |
1 |
| 06/15/1941 |
Early German-Soviet Crisis Seen-More Troops Mass (Map) |
1 |
| 06/15/1941 |
Tokyo Is Cautious In Robin Moor Case |
2 |
| 06/15/1941 |
Matsuoka Backs Duce Against U.S. |
6 |
| 06/15/1941 |
A Census Of Jews Ordered By Vichy |
11 |
| 06/15/1941 |
Some (French) War Captives (Set) Free (By German Captors) |
11 |
| 06/15/1941 |
Free Syria Pledge (By British) Winning The Arabs |
12 |
| 06/15/1941 |
Anti-Axis Unity Sought In Parley-American And Foreign Liberals Meet At Capital Today To Map World Movement-Would Rally Neutrals (To British-American Side) |
15 |
| 06/15/1941 |
Jewish Palestine Parley Ends (American Friends Of A Jewish Palestine) |
15 |
| 06/15/1941 |
Uruguay Will Aid If U.S. Enters War |
17 |
| 06/15/1941 |
U.S. Cash Lavished On Nazis (POW) In Canada |
21 |
| 06/15/1941 |
(U.S.) Treasury (Morgenthau) To Hunt Hidden Axis Funds |
27 |
| 06/15/1941 |
Ruling Aims To Bar Dollar Credit Use |
27 |
| 06/15/1941 |
(U.S.) Assets In Germany Put At $475,000,000 |
28 |
| 06/15/1941 |
Advertisement, The Fight For Freedom, Inc.: What Are We Waiting For, Mr President (Roosevelt)? (Sponsors) |
29 |
| 06/15/1941 |
Bias On Negroes Charged (By Federal Council Of Churches) |
31 |
| 06/15/1941 |
Convoy Sentiment Seen Rising After Roosevelt Emergency Talk-55% Now Favor Use Of Our Navy(Gallup Poll) |
33 |
| 06/15/1941 |
U.S. Ship Output Equals 1918 Peak |
33 |
| 06/15/1941 |
Ships Of War Take Shape At Norfolk |
33 |
| 06/15/1941 |
Greetings From President (Roosevelt)-His Message To Brith Abraham Asks Us To Be True To Founders (Of U.S., Atlantic City Convention) |
39 |
| 06/15/1941 |
Hull Sees Vichy Doing Job For Hitler In Syria-(Admiral William D.) Leahy May Come To Report (P. E-3) |
E-3 |
| 06/15/1941 |
Reich Is Prepared To See U.S. In War |
E-4 |
| 06/15/1941 |
Japanese Threat Hangs Over Indies-Japan’s Oil Demands |
E-4 |
| 06/15/1941 |
Hitler Can He Defeated |
Mag. 3 |
| 06/16/1941 |
R. A. F. Bombs Fire Cologne Factories |
2 |
| 06/16/1941 |
Big War Coup Soon Seen By Japanese |
4 |
| 06/16/1941 |
Hess (Peace) Motive Reported |
4 |
| 06/16/1941 |
Men (Liberals) Of 16 Nations Seek A (‘Liberal’) Free World-Oppose Any Peace Now |
5 |
| 06/16/1941 |
President (Roosevelt) Assails Racial Job Barrier-(Poletti) Bars Bias In Defense Work |
6 |
| 06/16/1941 |
1,000 U.S. Clergymen Sign Anti-War Pledge |
6 |
| 06/16/1941 |
U.S. Bread Given (French) Again |
6 |
| 06/16/1941 |
Harvard ‘41 Told (By Dr. James B. Conant, ‘The Fight For Freedom, Inc.’) To Look Post War |
9 |
| 06/16/1941 |
(Albert) Einstein At Zionist Farm |
9 |
| 06/17/1941 |
U.S. Orders All Nazi Consulates Closed-Verges On Formal Break |
1 |
| 06/17/1941 |
Germany Is Silent On Consul Ouster (Pictures) |
3 |
| 06/17/1941 |
German Dye Trust (I. G. Farbenindustrie) Answers Indictment (To Charges Brought By U.S. Att’y. Gen. Robert H. Jackson) |
3 |
| 06/17/1941 |
(U.S. Ambassador To Japan, Joseph C.) Grew Again Warns Tokyo On Bombings (Of Chungking-American Lives Endangered) |
5 |
| 06/17/1941 |
Tokyo Paper (Nichi Nichi) Hints At Rift In Cabinet |
5 |
| 06/17/1941 |
Soviet-Nazi Deal Held More Likely Than Clash Despite All Rumors |
8 |
| 06/17/1941 |
U.S. To Resist Axis, Knox Tells Canada |
10 |
| 06/17/1941 |
Vichy Is Haunted By Food Program |
10 |
| 06/17/1941 |
Churchill Warns ‘Divided We Fall’ (At Rochester) |
16 |
| 06/17/1941 |
War Theme Rules Class Day At Yale-Posterity ‘Swimming In Red Ink’ Depicted By Historian Son (William E.) Of (U.S.) Attorney General (Robert H.) Jackson |
19 |
| 06/17/1941 |
All-Out Union Urged By (Clarence K.) Streit At Colby-Author Says France Could Have Averted Separate Peace (This Is The Roosevelt-Churchill Thesis!) |
19 |
| 06/17/1941 |
Would Aid Britain Even Risking Lives |
19 |
| 06/18/1941 |
Germans (Consuls) To Be Held Here Pending Further Decision; Berlin Protests Ousting-Calls Act ‘Unjustified’ |
1 |
| 06/18/1941 |
President (Roosevelt) Blames Nazi Subversion |
1 |
| 06/18/1941 |
U.S. Bars Refugees With Kin In Reich (From Entering U.S.) |
1 |
| 06/18/1941 |
U.S. Navy Has Plan To Arm Freighters, President (Roosevelt) Reveals |
1 |
| 06/18/1941 |
Nazi Planes Found By Radiolocator (First Mention Of ‘Radar’) |
1 |
| 06/18/1941 |
Reich-Soviet War Is Thought Nearer-Sources In Turkey Hold Nazis Will Attack To Get Ukraine And Drive To Iran |
5 |
| 06/18/1941 |
Reich And Russia Long Set To Fight-Soviet Fears Increasing |
9 |
| 06/18/1941 |
U-Boats Now Fear Atlantic Convoys |
9 |
| 06/18/1941 |
(Stimson & Adolf A. Berle, U.S. State Department) Bid U.S. Prepare For A Long War |
10 |
| 06/18/1941 |
Nazi Propagandist (Guenther Tonn, In U.S. Custody On Ellis Island) Attempts Suicide |
12 |
| 06/18/1941 |
Japan Astonished At American Step (Closing German Consulates, Etc.) Move Held Short Of War |
13 |
| 06/18/1941 |
Japanese Accept Failure In Indies |
13 |
| 06/18/1941 |
Japan To Buy Up Dollars |
13 |
| 06/18/1941 |
Kirsten Flagstad To Stay In Norway |
24 |
| 06/19/1941 |
Turks And Nazis Sign Amity Pact |
1 |
| 06/19/1941 |
German-Soviet Showdown Near-Reich Ultimatum To Soviet Reported |
1 |
| 06/19/1941 |
British To Recruit U.S. Radio Experts (Radar) |
1 |
| 06/19/1941 |
U.S. Ruling (On Refugees With Relatives In Occupied Europe) Cuts Off Means Of Escape For Many In Reich-Many Visas To Be Voided |
1 |
| 06/19/1941 |
Ten (Axis Sailors) Found Guilty In Ship Sabotage (Of Ships Seized By U.S.) |
1 |
| 06/19/1941 |
3 Finnish Vessels Seized By Britain |
5 |
| 06/19/1941 |
Reich To Compensate Eire Bomb Victims (Admits ‘Possibility’) |
7 |
| 06/19/1941 |
Japan Asked Part Of Indies Wealth |
8 |
| 06/19/1941 |
Statement By Japanese |
8 |
| 06/19/1941 |
(Fritz) Kuhn To Remain In Jail Two Years More; Parole Board Holds Him ‘Hazard To Peace’ |
10 |
| 06/19/1941 |
Nazi Consul (Chicago) Burns Files |
10 |
| 06/19/1941 |
(Prince Bernhard) Says Nazis Force Work On Holland |
11 |
| 06/19/1941 |
(Robert) Moses Sees Nation Entering The War-Predicts A New Age |
22 |
| 06/20/1941 |
Nazi Attaches Burn Records In New York As Consulate Prepares To Close Doors |
5 |
| 06/20/1941 |
(John) Cudahy (Life Magazine Correspondent) Finds Hitler Shows Strain; Describes His Pallor And Fatigue |
8 |
| 06/20/1941 |
Majority Favors War Referendum (56% In Favor, Gallup Poll) |
8 |
| 06/20/1941 |
Statement On Hess Refused To Commons |
8 |
| 06/21/1941 |
Won’t Yield Seas, Roosevelt Says, Branding Germany As An Outlaw-’Piracy’ Is Assailed |
1 |
| 06/21/1941 |
‘Unjustly Attacked’ Says Petain Of Syria |
2 |
| 06/21/1941 |
Tamerlane Tomb Opened (In Russia); Skeleton Well Preserved |
4 |
| 06/21/1941 |
American Woman Pilot (Jacqueline Cochran) In London After Flying Bomber Across Ocean (U.S. To England) |
5 |
| 06/21/1941 |
Text Of Roosevelt Message |
6 |
| 06/21/1941 |
Lindbergh Urges Negotiated Peace |
9 |
| 06/21/1941 |
132 Child Refugees Due (Protestant, Catholic & Jewish On ‘Mouzinho’ From Lisbon-From Austria, Poland & Czechoslovakia) |
9 |
| 06/22/1941 |
Hitler Begins War On Russia, With Armies On March From Arctic To The Black Sea-Bad Faith Charged |
1 |
| 06/22/1941 |
The Hitler Proclamation |
1 |
| 06/22/1941 |
Russian Civilians Flee Border Areas |
5 |
| 06/22/1941 |
Text Of The War Statement By Foreign Minister Von Ribbentrop |
6 |
| 06/22/1941 |
Soviet-Nazi Crisis Linked With Hess |
9 |
| 06/22/1941 |
U.S. Ambulances In Britain A Year |
10 |
| 06/22/1941 |
Vichy Warns All Jews To Obey New Decree |
14 |
| 06/22/1941 |
119 Child Refugees Here From Lisbon (On Board ‘Mouzinho’) |
19 |
| 06/22/1941 |
Japanese (Living In U.S.) Pledge U.S. Aid (Loyalty) |
19 |
| 06/22/1941 |
Roosevelt Asks Congress To Pass Property Seizure Bill, Un-Restricted-Would Avoid 1917-18 ‘Piecemeal’ Legislation |
29 |
| 06/22/1941 |
Senators Put Off (Robert H.) Jackson Approval (As Supreme Court Justice-Charge He Abused His Office In 1940) |
31 |
| 06/22/1941 |
Shirer, William L., Berlin Diary, Alfred A. Knopf, N.Y |
Book 1 |
| 06/22/1941 |
The Art Of Propaganda-By Adolf Hitler (U.S. Source!) |
Mag. 3 |
| 06/22/1941 |
(Henry Morgenthau, Jr.) Treasurer To The Democracies |
Mag. 10 |
| 06/23/1941 |
Churchill Promises Aid To All Who Are Hitler’s Foes |
1 |
| 06/23/1941 |
Reds Here Demand Fight On Hitlerism-(Germany’s Attack On Russia) ‘Criminal Attack On Greatest Champion Of Peace’ Scored In (Communist) Party Manifesto |
1 |
| 06/23/1941 |
Finland Declares She Is Not At War |
3 |
| 06/23/1941 |
(George Bernard) Shaw (Socialist) Sees Hitler’s Doom, ‘We’ve Nothing To Do But Sit And Smile,’ He Declares |
3 |
| 06/23/1941 |
Estonians In Revolt, Stockholm Hears; Lithuanians In Berlin Raise National Flag |
3 |
| 06/23/1941 |
Text Of The Statement On The War ByVon Ribbentrop Of Germany (Picture, P. 9) |
4 |
| 06/23/1941 |
Text Of Reichfuehrer Hitler’s Proclamation That Revealed Germany’s War Against Soviet Union (Incomplete Translation) |
6 |
| 06/23/1941 |
Rumanian Troops Go Into ‘Holy War’ (Recover Bukovina & Bessarabia) |
7 |
| 06/23/1941 |
(Alexander) Kerensky In Appeal For Help For Russia |
8 |
| 06/23/1941 |
Prime Minister Churchill’s Broadcast On New War |
8 |
| 06/23/1941 |
Mrs. Stephen S. Wise ‘Adopts’ British Boy (Dennie Edward Mitchell) |
9 |
| 06/23/1941 |
Robin (Moor) Sinking Demands New Bonus Demands (By Seamen’s Union) |
11 |
| 06/23/1941 |
Film: ‘Underground’-Dealing With Anti-Nazi Activities (Warner Brothers) |
13 |
| 06/23/1941 |
U.S. Will Rip Ties To Reich’s Patents-Department Of Justice To Free Our Industry Of Restraints Renewed After 1917-18 (Patents And Processes To Be Confiscated By U.S.) |
20 |
| 06/23/1941 |
Money ‘Blockade’ By U.S. Is Seen-But Reich Press Says Germany Takes Our ‘Freezing’ Of The Axis Assets ‘With Calm’ |
25 |
| 06/23/1941 |
U.S. Diplomacy Pleases-London Hails Ousting Of Consuls And ‘Freezing’ Of Axis Cash |
25 |
| 06/23/1941 |
Sales To Britain Rose 55% Over ‘40 (Munitions!) |
27 |
| 06/24/1941 |
Our Policy Stated-(Sumner) Welles Says Defeat Of Hitler Conquest Plans Is Greatest Task (Text, P. 7) |
1&7 |
| 06/24/1941 |
Bogomoloff (Soviet Ambassador To France) Sees (Admiral William D.) Leahy |
4 |
| 06/24/1941 |
Mendes-France (Under Sentence For Desertion Of Post-Post-War French Premier) Escapes |
6 |
| 06/24/1941 |
(Harry Grayer) Heads (Sons Of) Zion Order Again (Commends Roosevelt’s Closing Of Axis Consulates Votes To Join Red Mogen David) |
11 |
| 06/24/1941 |
Picture: U.S. (Tear) ‘Gas Chamber’ (Gas Mask Test For Nurses) |
12 |
| 06/24/1941 |
(Rabbi, Dr. Stephen S. Wise) Urges A Jewish Institute (Of Jewish Affairs) |
13 |
| 06/24/1941 |
The (U.S.) Government Is For Any One Who Fights Hitler-Arthur Krock |
18 |
| 06/24/1941 |
Letter: On Excluding Refugees |
18 |
| 06/24/1941 |
Release Of Tools To Soviet Forecast (By U.S. Exporters) |
29 |
| 06/25/1941 |
Roosevelt To Give All Possible Aid To Russia-Red Credits Freed (Unfrozen From June 14 Freezing Order) |
1 |
| 06/25/1941 |
Soviet Fliers Blast Warsaw And Constanta (Rumania) |
1 |
| 06/25/1941 |
(24 Fugitives) Back To Devil’s Island (Appeal To Roosevelt Failed) |
3 |
| 06/25/1941 |
(Axis) Saboteurs (Of Their Own Ships To Avoid Their Vessel’s Seizure Intact By U.S.) Sent To Camps |
4 |
| 06/25/1941 |
Nazis Gibe At U.S. As Ally Of Soviet-Plutocracy And Comintern Now Arm In Arm |
5 |
| 06/25/1941 |
Roosevelt Stresses British Radio Needs-Reminds U.S. Youths They May Serve (England) As Non-Combatants |
5 |
| 06/25/1941 |
‘New Order’ Too Old For Us, Says (Adolf A.) Berle (Of U.S. State Department In Ontario) |
15 |
| 06/26/1941 |
U.S. Waives Neutrality For Soviet-President (Roosevelt) Keeps Door Open At Vladivostok For Arms If Sent |
1 |
| 06/26/1941 |
(Leon) Henderson To Fix All Auto Prices; Chrysler Blamed |
1 |
| 06/26/1941 |
Finnish Cites Are Bombed (By Russians) |
1 |
| 06/26/1941 |
U.S. Action (By Roosevelt) Wins Soviet Gratitude |
2 |
| 06/26/1941 |
Allies Cleaning Up In Damascus Area |
3 |
| 06/26/1941 |
(P. G.) Wodehouse Is Freed From (German) Internment Camp |
4 |
| 06/26/1941 |
Japanese To Rush Increases In Arms |
5 |
| 06/26/1941 |
Passage Granted Nazis By Sweden (Troops Not To Exceed One Division From Norway To Finland) |
5 |
| 06/26/1941 |
U.S. Tank Experts Aid British In Cairo |
6 |
| 06/26/1941 |
British Find Nazis In Supply Gamble (To Obtain Supplies) |
6 |
| 06/26/1941 |
Picture: With The British Forces In Iceland |
6 |
| 06/26/1941 |
Socialistic Britain After War Is Seen (By Miss Gordon Holmes, British Banker) |
11 |
| 06/27/1941 |
Finns Enter Fight As Allies Of Nazis |
1 |
| 06/27/1941 |
(Paul J.) Kern Denounces Hitler, Not Stalin |
1 |
| 06/27/1941 |
Roosevelt To Ask Price Control Law |
1 |
| 06/27/1941 |
Iran To Remain Neutral (But Securely In Britain’s Control!) |
2 |
| 06/27/1941 |
R. A. F. Bombs Kiel in Hard Night Raid |
3 |
| 06/27/1941 |
New Iceland Regent (Resulting From British Invasion) Gives Liberty Pledge |
5 |
| 06/27/1941 |
War Is Making Japan Haven For Refugees (From Europe Via The Trans-Siberian Railway) |
5 |
| 06/27/1941 |
Soviet Is Assured By U.S. Of Support (Sumner) Welles Tells Envoy (Oumansky), Requests For Aid Will Get As Favorable Consideration As Possible President’s (Roosevelt’s) Pledge Cited |
6 |
| 06/27/1941 |
Ickes Bids Us (Wage) War As Nazis Push East-’Golden Opportunity’ |
7 |
| 06/27/1941 |
(Gallup) Survey Finds 76% Back Roosevelt |
11 |
| 06/28/1941 |
U.S. Trade Is Giving Latin Americans Economic Freedom-Millions We Spend For Defense Materials Are Offsetting Loses Of European Markets |
1 |
| 06/28/1941 |
Hungary Declares War Upon Soviet |
2 |
| 06/28/1941 |
Rumania Restricts Jews |
2 |
| 06/28/1941 |
Vichy Orders Jews To Leave (Capital) In A Week |
4 |
| 06/28/1941 |
(Alexander) Kerensky Bids Reds Liberate Russians-Fight Nazis |
4 |
| 06/28/1941 |
Japanese Stress Vladivostok Peril (U.S. Plans To Use Port To Supply Russia Against Germany) |
5 |
| 06/28/1941 |
President (Roosevelt) Denounces (Pappy O’daniel ‘S) Idea Of A Texas Army (O’daniel Opposing Lyndon B. Johnson, Roosevelt’s Hand-Picked Candidate To Replace Morris Sheppard In Senate) |
5 |
| 06/28/1941 |
(Harlan) Stone Confirmed; (Robert H.) Jackson Assailed (In Senate Supreme Court Nomination Hearings) |
13 |
| 06/28/1941 |
(U.S.) Entry In War Now Urged By (Dr. Frank) Kingdon (N.Y. Chapter, Committee To Defend America By Aiding The Allies) |
13 |
| 06/28/1941 |
Hitler Seeks To Be Master Of Two Revolutions-Anne O’Hare McCormick |
14 |
| 06/29/1941 |
Army Is Far Short Of War Efficiency After Year Effort-Too Many ‘Col. Blimps’ |
1 |
| 06/29/1941 |
Latin-America Door Is Shut To Germans-Cooperation With Us Will Bar Refuge To Those Ousted Here |
3 |
| 06/29/1941 |
War Trend (In The U.S.) Found Gaining Slightly (Gallup Poll, 24% Favor Entry On A ‘Shooting’ Basis-Only 5% At Outbreak Of War) |
6 |
| 06/29/1941 |
(Owen) Lattimore Named Advisor To Chiang (Kai-Shek) |
9 |
| 06/29/1941 |
Japan Gives Nazi (Count Henry Graf Von Matushka) Asylum (Expelled By Ecuador) |
9 |
| 06/29/1941 |
End Of Hitlerism Held Vital To U.S. (By 8 N.Y. Rabbis) |
12 |
| 06/29/1941 |
Finns State Case (For Declaration Of War) Against Russians |
17 |
| 06/29/1941 |
(Senator) George Criticizes Roosevelt Policy-Assails ‘Totalitarian Methods’ |
23 |
| 06/29/1941 |
(Senator Claude Pepper, Florida) Asks Swift Aid To Russia |
24 |
| 06/29/1941 |
U.S. Has Secret Radio Plan Detecting Beam;(Radar) |
25 |
| 06/29/1941 |
Appeal For Refugees-Clothing Needed By Many On Leaving Concentration Camps (Greater N.Y. Federation Of Churches, American Friends And Numerous Jewish Organizations) |
34 |
| 06/29/1941 |
(Lyndon B.) Johnson (Roosevelt’s Choice) Is Ahead For Texas Senator (Against W. Lee [‘Pass The Biscuits Pappy’] O’daniel) |
35 |
| 06/29/1941 |
Nazis In A Race Against Time To Win The War |
E-3 |
| 06/29/1941 |
Front-Line (War Interventionist) Librarian (Archibald Mac Leish) |
Mag. 12 |
| 06/30/1941 |
Roosevelt Orders 900,000 More Men Inducted In Army |
1 |
| 06/30/1941 |
(Herbert) Hoover Condemns War Aid To Soviets |
1 |
| 06/30/1941 |
Japanese Premier (Konoye) Seeks Our Amity |
7 |
| 06/30/1941 |
Chungking Raids (By Japanese) Injure 4 Britons-American Methodist Hospital Badly Damaged |
7 |
| 06/30/1941 |
Technique Of 1917 Lingers In Army |
9 |
| 06/30/1941 |
Dr. (James G., Rabbi) Heller Heads Rabbis (Atlantic City, N. J. Conference) |
12 |
| 06/30/1941 |
Polish Jews (American Federation Of Polish Jews) Give Pledge |
18 |
