| 07/01/1941 |
Roosevelt Hands Archives To Nation-Dedicating Hyde Park Library Of Epochal Era, He Looks To An America Ever Free |
1 |
| 07/01/1941 |
Strike Nazis Now To Win Says Knox |
1 |
| 07/01/1941 |
(Dr. James Bryant) Conant (Harvard) Justifies Backing Russia |
1 |
| 07/01/1941 |
Canada Has Refugee Aid (For Those Interned Because Of Antagonism To British Cause) |
6 |
| 07/01/1941 |
Paris Hinders U.S. Jews |
8 |
| 07/01/1941 |
War Prisoners Aided-Red Cross Has Sent Packages To 6,132 In German Camps |
13 |
| 07/01/1941 |
Senate Committee Approves (Att’y. Gen. Robert H.) Jackson (As Supreme Court Justice, O. John. Rogge Mentioned) |
15 |
| 07/01/1941 |
Picture: Lyndon B. ‘Landslide’ Johnson |
17 |
| 07/01/1941 |
(Burton K.) Wheeler Demands ‘Shooting’ Inquiry (If U.S. Navy Is Already Sinking German Submarines) |
19 |
| 07/02/1941 |
President (Roosevelt) Hopes We Can Avoid War-But Cannot Voice Confidence That Nation Will Be Able To Avert Shooting |
1 |
| 07/02/1941 |
Soviet Requests U.S. Help; Offers To Pay For Supplies (Announcement By Sumner Welles) |
1 |
| 07/02/1941 |
Lindbergh Assails Tie With Russia-Sees Nation Confused |
2 |
| 07/02/1941 |
(U.S.) Naval Air Station Set Up In Bermuda (To Ease British Censorship Of U.S. Mail?) |
8 |
| 07/02/1941 |
Knox Speech Stir’s Isolationist Ire-Senator Walsh Says President (Roosevelt) Should Censure Secretary (Of Navy) For Sea War Address (Senator) Wheeler Wants Ouster |
11 |
| 07/02/1941 |
Labor Conference Backs Roosevelt |
11 |
| 07/02/1941 |
Advertisement, Full Page, Basil Brewer; Half At War-Half Asleep (Fight Germany!) |
15 |
| 07/02/1941 |
Close Texas Vote Elects O’daniel (Senator-1,095 Lead Over Lymdon B. Johnson, Roosevelt’s Choice) |
46 |
| 07/03/1941 |
Hungary Restricts Jews (Marriage & Doctors Limited To Approximately The Same Percentage As They Have In The General Population) |
2 |
| 07/03/1941 |
Tokyo Chiefs Vote New Secret Plans-Matsuoka Sees Dangers |
5 |
| 07/03/1941 |
U.S. (Sumner Welles) Urges Backing Of Uruguay Policy (Not Treat Any American Country As A Belligerent If In War With A Non-American Country) |
5 |
| 07/03/1941 |
(U.S.) Naval Encounter Is Denied By Knox-No Convoying By U.S. |
8 |
| 07/03/1941 |
Advertisement, Full Page, Committee To Defend America: Okay, Mr. President, Go Ahead, ‘Clear The Atlantic (Of Germans)’ (Officers Listed) |
10 |
| 07/03/1941 |
Movie: ‘Sergeant York’ (Warner Brothers) |
15 |
| 07/03/1941 |
Governors Pledge Aid To Roosevelt |
20 |
| 07/03/1941 |
Admiral (Adolphus) Andrews Asks U.S. Guard Seas |
21 |
| 07/04/1941 |
Right To Let (Army) Trainees Serve Abroad Asked By The Army (Gen. George C. Marshall); Would Extend Year’s Term |
1 |
| 07/04/1941 |
(Sumner) Welles Hopes Japan Will Pursue Peace |
5 |
| 07/04/1941 |
President (Roosevelt) Keeps Silence On Using Troops Overseas |
5 |
| 07/05/1941 |
Roosevelt Urges Us To Pledge-Lives As Well As Work To Human Freedom-Blasts Appeasers-Text, P. 6 (We Can’t Live In A World Ruled By Despots, He Says) |
1 |
| 07/05/1941 |
(British General) Wavell Sees Need For A New A. E. F. (American Expeditionary Force) |
1 |
| 07/05/1941 |
Guerrilla Success Listed By Moscow |
2 |
| 07/05/1941 |
Final Jewish Law Is Drafted In Italy |
2 |
| 07/05/1941 |
(Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Roosevelt’s Special Envoy) Reports Nazis ‘Army’ In South America-To Strike If British Fall |
6 |
| 07/05/1941 |
(American) Legion Demands More British Aid-For Freedom Of Seas |
9 |
| 07/05/1941 |
(Robert H.) Jackson (Supreme Court) Assails ‘Sinister Doctrine’ |
9 |
| 07/05/1941 |
Ask Democracies Tell Post-War Aim |
11 |
| 07/05/1941 |
(U.S.-)Seized Ships Soon To Go Into Service |
23 |
| 07/05/1941 |
American Sources Doubled Overseas (Marshall Report) |
24 |
| 07/06/1941 |
Eden Spurns Peace Sensing Hitler Bid |
1 |
| 07/06/1941 |
Jews Moved From Pruth Area (By Rumanians-Executions On The Spot For Espionage Reported) |
7 |
| 07/06/1941 |
Germans Fear Us (John) Cudahy (Interviewed Hitler) Declares-U.S. Strength Recognized |
9 |
| 07/06/1941 |
Full Aid To Britain Held Vital To Us (By N.Y. Rabbis, Louis I. Newman, William F. Rosenblum & Jacob Katz) |
10 |
| 07/06/1941 |
Col. (William J.) Donovan, Who Studied Nazi Espionage (On A Trip As Roosevelt’s Special Envoy, Actually Engaged In Obtaining Military Intelligence And Organizing The Office Of Strategic Services), Is Slated For Big Post (Oss), Capital Reports |
16 |
| 07/06/1941 |
(Senator Burton K. Wheeler) Says ‘War Mongers’ Are Deceiving Nation |
22 |
| 07/06/1941 |
Advertisement, 1/3 Page, The Fight For Freedom, Inc. & The Committee To Defend America |
26 |
| 07/06/1941 |
Hair Of Blondes (Women) Is Sought By Army-12-Inch Strands Needed |
28 |
| 07/06/1941 |
The Growing Union Of Hate (Against Himmler & The Gestapo)-C. L. Sulzberger |
Mag. 3 |
| 07/06/1941 |
Views Of Senator Norris, ‘America’s No. 1 Liberal’-This Is Not Like 1917 (Norris Opposed The 1917 Entry Of The U.S. Into War) |
Mag. 6 |
| 07/07/1941 |
New Policy League Is Formed In Japan-To End ‘White Encroachment’ |
1 |
| 07/07/1941 |
Catholic Bishops In (Berlin) Germany Assail Nazis For Church Policy In First Protest Since (Beginning Of) War |
1 |
| 07/07/1941 |
Soviet Lays Waste Abandoned Cities-Lwow Execution (By The Retreating Russians) Signs Said To Abound |
2 |
| 07/07/1941 |
Guerrillas Harry Nazi Army’s Lines |
3 |
| 07/07/1941 |
Educators (Meeting At Ann Arbor, Michigan) Stress Unity Of Americas Call To Cement Anglo-Saxon And Latin Ties Voiced |
7 |
| 07/07/1941 |
(Convention Of Masada, Atlantic City, N. J.) Asks Jewish-Arab Ties (Zionist Organization) |
7 |
| 07/07/1941 |
(Catholic Bishop Joseph P. Hurley) Wants War Action Left To President (Roosevelt) Secret Moves Held Need |
16 |
| 07/07/1941 |
U.S. Seen Gaining Radio Dominance |
17 |
| 07/07/1941 |
War Output Found Ahead Of Schedule (By National Association Of Manufacturers) |
23 |
| 07/08/1941 |
U.S. Occupies Iceland To Thwart Nazi Peril, Navy To Clear Sea That Far For British Aid-Navy Forces Land (Text, P. 3-Dated July 7) |
1 |
| 07/08/1941 |
Most In Congress Approve, A Few Critical Of (Roosevelt’s) Method |
1 |
| 07/08/1941 |
British ‘Welcome’ U.S. Occupation (Of Iceland) |
1 |
| 07/08/1941 |
Iceland Occupied By British In (May 10) 1940 (Against Will Of Icelanders) |
4 |
| 07/08/1941 |
Poles And Russians Meeting In London (Maisky & Sikorski-Where Are The Polish Prisoners Presumed To Be In Russian Hands?) |
4 |
| 07/08/1941 |
Russians Say Nazis Use Tanks Of Wood (Picture, Moscow Report) |
5 |
| 07/08/1941 |
Vichy Limits Jews In Law (To 2%-Roughly The Pre-1939 Percent-Age Of The Jews In The Population) |
6 |
| 07/08/1941 |
Picture: Cardinal Bertram Of Breslau Assails The Nazis |
6 |
| 07/08/1941 |
Need Of A. E. F. (American Expeditionary Force) Seen By British General (Auchinleck) |
8 |
| 07/08/1941 |
Pictures: Officers Involved In Shake-Up Of Japanese Army |
8 |
| 07/08/1941 |
Emperor Consults On Japan’s Course |
8 |
| 07/08/1941 |
M’nutt Demands Action In Pacific |
8 |
| 07/08/1941 |
Senate Voice Vote Confirms (Robert H.) Jackson (As Supreme Court Justice) Senator Tydings) Calls For Impeachment |
15 |
| 07/08/1941 |
Mrs. (Eleanor) Roosevelt Gets British-Made Dress |
21 |
| 07/09/1941 |
(U.S.) Army Is Set To Fly Air Line To Britain To Carry Officials |
1 |
| 07/09/1941 |
Roosevelt To Act Whatever Defense Requires-Hemisphere No Bar |
1 |
| 07/09/1941 |
Nazis Say British Mass Before Iran |
3 |
| 07/09/1941 |
Nazis See U.S. (Iceland Occupation) Move As A Stab In Back |
10 |
| 07/09/1941 |
(U.S.) Troops In Iceland Before News Is Out; Populace Calm When Told Of Landing |
10 |
| 07/09/1941 |
Iceland To Welcome U.S. Forces As Vigilant Visitors, Consul (Thors Thors) Says |
11 |
| 07/09/1941 |
U.S. Nearing War, Japanese Believe |
12 |
| 07/09/1941 |
(Stephen Early, Roosevelt’s Secretary) Says Wheeler Put (U.S.) Troops (Invading Iceland) In Danger |
12 |
| 07/09/1941 |
Iceland’s Occupation-Hanson W. Baldwin |
12 |
| 07/09/1941 |
President (Roosevelt) Warns Of Need For Unity |
21 |
| 07/10/1941 |
Knox Hints Navy Has Shooting Right In Sea Lane Patrol |
1 |
| 07/10/1941 |
British Will Keep Forces In Iceland-They Will Work With U.S. Units ThereTwo Navies Cooperating |
1 |
| 07/10/1941 |
Willkie Declares We Require Bases In North Ireland |
1 |
| 07/10/1941 |
(Senator Burton K.) Wheeler Speech In Atlanta Today Postponed When Council Refuses Use Of Municipal Hall |
1 |
| 07/10/1941 |
Palestine Fund Sought (L250,000) |
2 |
| 07/10/1941 |
War Captives Lot Is Seen Improved (By Y. M. C. A. Expert Who Visited Camps) |
4 |
| 07/10/1941 |
Dr. (Daniel A.) Poling Offers World Peace Plan-Wants U.S. To Take Lead |
6 |
| 07/10/1941 |
6 U.S. Nurses Lost As 2D (British) Ship Is Sunk |
10 |
| 07/10/1941 |
Picture: Eleanor & Sara Roosevelt (Ugh) |
11 |
| 07/10/1941 |
Churchill Assails Talk By (U.S. Senator Burton K.) Wheeler |
11 |
| 07/10/1941 |
(Col. William J. Donovan Will Take Information Post (Head Of Oss) |
12 |
| 07/10/1941 |
(New Education Fellowship) Calls Nazi Defeat Vital To All Trade |
17 |
| 07/10/1941 |
(U.S. Immigration And Naturalization Service) Will Tutor Aliens In American Ways $14,000,000 For Program-11,000 Teachers-WPA Plans A Master Catalog Of Civic Organizations |
20 |
| 07/11/1941 |
Senate Asked To Keep Men In Service And To Let Army Be Sent Overseas-All Army Included-Lift Draft Total Limit (Text, P. 7) |
1 |
| 07/11/1941 |
President (Roosevelt) Confers With Soviet Envoy |
3 |
| 07/11/1941 |
Forced Labor For Jews (In Rumania, Males And Females, 20-25 Days) |
3 |
| 07/11/1941 |
Matsuoka Shaken By Turn Of Events-His Polices Blown Up |
4 |
| 07/11/1941 |
Japan Hails Idea Of U.S. Fleet Move (To Atlantic) |
4 |
| 07/11/1941 |
Sentiment For Aid To Britain Grows (Gallup Poll) |
5 |
| 07/11/1941 |
Iceland (Parliament) Approval (Of U.S. Occupation) Is Voted, 39 To 3 |
6 |
| 07/11/1941 |
Iceland Occupation ‘Offensive’ To Nazis |
6 |
| 07/11/1941 |
(N.Y. Post) Urges Us To Declare War |
8 |
| 07/11/1941 |
Educators Urged To Teach Thinking (Columbia University Conference) |
17 |
| 07/11/1941 |
Wheat (Control) Meeting Lauded By (Sumner) Welles |
27 |
| 07/12/1941 |
Navy Not Attacking Nazis, Knox Says, But Depth Bomb As A Warning Is Indicated-Stark Joins In Denial Of Any Aggressive (U.S.) Action |
1 |
| 07/12/1941 |
(U.S.) Trade ‘Blacklist’ Covers Axis Links In Latin America |
1 |
| 07/12/1941 |
Big U.S. Supplies Arming Near East-Peril To India Also Seen (Also Arming Russia Through Trans-Iranian Railroad) |
4 |
| 07/12/1941 |
Nazis Said (By Russians) To Use Poison |
4 |
| 07/12/1941 |
(Col. William J.) Donovan Is Named Information (Oss) Head ‘Coordinator Of Information’’ By Roosevelt) |
5 |
| 07/12/1941 |
Treasury (Department Under Morgenthau) Orders Axis Ships Seized |
5 |
| 07/12/1941 |
Picture: Knox, Stark & Senators |
5 |
| 07/12/1941 |
(Chilean Paper) Pins ‘Aggression’ On U.S. |
5 |
| 07/13/1941 |
Victory For Russia (Over Germany) Favored In Survey (Gallup Poll-72% Favor Russia) |
2 |
| 07/13/1941 |
Europe Must Raise Its Food Says Nazi (Herbert Backa-No Help From U.S. Or Outside) |
7 |
| 07/13/1941 |
Reich Speculates On Next U.S. Move-Goebbels Is Vitriolic |
13 |
| 07/13/1941 |
Goebbels Assails Roosevelt |
13 |
| 07/13/1941 |
Affront To Japan In Indo-China Seen (By Japanese)-U.S. And Soviet Suspected |
14 |
| 07/13/1941 |
German (Anti-Hitler) Bishops Hailed As Heroes (By N.Y. Rabbis) Senator Wheeler Scored |
16 |
| 07/13/1941 |
New Tactics Book Issued By The Army |
20 |
| 07/13/1941 |
Need More Pilots To Ferry Planes (To England) |
22 |
| 07/13/1941 |
Educators (Meeting At Ann Arbor, Michigan) Frame Post-War Era Plan |
23 |
| 07/13/1941 |
Wheat Rebel Army Counted As 150,000-One Burning His Acres |
24 |
| 07/13/1941 |
British To Examine Export Complaints |
F-1 |
| 07/13/1941 |
American Eagles (U.S. Citizens With R. A. F.) |
Mag. 4 |
| 07/14/1941 |
Britain And Russia Sign-Mutual Aid Accord; Bar Separate Peace; U.S. Aid Is Stressed Pact Quickly Made |
1 |
| 07/14/1941 |
Americans Protest Curb On Refugees |
4 |
| 07/14/1941 |
Vichy Easing Jewish (Property Registration) Law |
4 |
| 07/14/1941 |
617 War Refugees Jam Small Ship (‘Villa De Madrid’) |
13 |
| 07/15/1941 |
Joint (U.S.-British) Naval Pact Is Denied By Knox-Committee Assumed No American Warship Has Entered Zone Fixed By Roosevelt |
1 |
| 07/15/1941 |
Japanese Attack In South Held Near (Port Of Kobe Closed To Foreigners) |
1 |
| 07/15/1941 |
Hitler Is Plotting Peace Drive Here With Pacifist Help, Mayor (La Guardia) Warns |
1 |
| 07/15/1941 |
Move For Service Overseas Is Shelved To Avert Fight On Extension Of Army Term |
1 |
| 07/15/1941 |
Hard Days Here, Says (Leon) Henderson, Finding ‘Honeymoon’ Of (War) Boom Over-Idle Men And Plants, Shortages And Higher Prices Foreseen(But Pearl Harbor’s Coming!) |
1 |
| 07/15/1941 |
Toward ‘Shooting War’-The Step Taken In Iceland Points Logically To Other Steps Soon-Hanson W. Baldwin |
9 |
| 07/15/1941 |
(Knox) Prefers War To Hitler Rule-Two Ocean Navy By 1944 |
9 |
| 07/15/1941 |
(Sumner) Welles Clarifies U.S. Stand On (Portuguese) Azores |
9 |
| 07/15/1941 |
Lindbergh Called Nazi Tool By (Harold Leclaire) Ickes |
13 |
| 07/15/1941 |
Large WPA Fund Spent On Defense |
15 |
| 07/15/1941 |
Army Orders Let On Wool Fabrics-17,000,000 Yards Involved |
28 |
| 07/16/1941 |
Tax Rise Each Year Seen By Roosevelt |
1 |
| 07/16/1941 |
(Harry) Hopkins Again Flies To London For Talks |
1 |
| 07/16/1941 |
Nazis Are Bitter Over U.S. Polices-Sees A March To War-Charging Provocation To Roosevelt |
6 |
| 07/16/1941 |
New (Rumanian) Anti-Semitic Rules |
6 |
| 07/16/1941 |
(Senator Burton K.) Wheeler Charges News Suppression-Sees Propaganda Motive |
11 |
| 07/17/1941 |
Nazis Approach Smolensk (Katyn Mass Graves) On Road To Moscow |
1 |
| 07/17/1941 |
Japan’s Cabinet Quits In Dilemma On Policy-Konoye Regime Out |
1 |
| 07/17/1941 |
Segregation Hinted For Some (Japanese) In Hawaii |
1 |
| 07/17/1941 |
Ural War Pledged (By Russian Ambassador Ivan Maisky) If Moscow Falls Cites Industrial Plants |
3 |
| 07/17/1941 |
Nazis Continue Fire On Roosevelt-Charges That A Deliberate Effort Is Looming For U.S.-German Incident |
5 |
| 07/17/1941 |
Church Unit (Church Peace Union, Andrew Carnegie) Denies We Can Be Neutral |
5 |
| 07/17/1941 |
Knox Orders Naval Reservists Held For Duration And Bars Resignations |
10 |
| 07/18/1941 |
President (Roosevelt) Orders Trading Blacklist For Latin America |
1 |
| 07/18/1941 |
(Gen. George C.) Marshall Asks Emergency Law (To Extend Military Service) |
1 |
| 07/18/1941 |
Lindbergh Seeks Roosevelt Inquiry-Asks Ickes Apology |
1 |
| 07/18/1941 |
(Harry) Hopkins At Session Of British Cabinet-Sits In War Council |
1 |
| 07/18/1941 |
Konoye Forming Cabinet In Tokyo; Fascist Cast Seen |
1 |
| 07/18/1941 |
Moscow Favors Restored Poland (With Boundaries Of Its Choice!) |
3 |
| 07/18/1941 |
Franco Warns U.S. To Avoid War Step |
5 |
| 07/18/1941 |
Lindbergh Urged To Return (German) Medal |
6 |
| 07/18/1941 |
Roosevelt’s Blacklist Of Latin-American Individuals & Firms (Text Of Proclamation, Pp. 28-29) |
28-29 |
| 07/19/1941 |
(Frank) Murphy, President (Roosevelt) Discuss Far East |
1 |
| 07/19/1941 |
Trade Blacklist Will Be Extended To Axis Links In Japan And Europe |
1 |
| 07/19/1941 |
U.S. To Keep Sea Lane To Iceland Open-President (Roosevelt) Says We Will Do Same At Bermuda And Newfoundland |
1 |
| 07/19/1941 |
Vichy Eases Statute On Jewish Lawyers (Numbers Allowed) |
3 |
| 07/19/1941 |
(U.S.) Blacklists Sting Nazi Press To Fury |
4 |
| 07/19/1941 |
Halifax Sounds Warning To Japan-Foresees A ‘Peace Plot’ |
5 |
| 07/19/1941 |
(Harry) Hopkins Promises Vast Shipping Aid-Renews Delivery Pledge |
5 |
| 07/20/1941 |
British Open ‘V’ Nerve War |
1 |
| 07/20/1941 |
U.S. To Take Over 100 More Tankers To Aid The British |
1 |
| 07/20/1941 |
Bolivia Rounds Up Pro-Nazis And Bars German Minister |
1 |
| 07/20/1941 |
Palestine Studies Status After War-British Urged To Prepare (Dr. Judah Leon Magnes, Palestine Resident) |
3 |
| 07/20/1941 |
Weed Undesireables (Agents & Propagandists) From Refugee Pleas |
4 |
| 07/20/1941 |
45% In Who’s Who (A British Publication) Want Us In War (Gallup Poll) |
5 |
| 07/20/1941 |
Commissar Captives Segregated By Nazis |
6 |
| 07/20/1941 |
Ecuador And Peru Increase Fighting (Between Themselves) |
9 |
| 07/20/1941 |
(Senator Burton K.) Wheeler Assails President’s (Roosevelt’s) Aides (Calls Knox, Stimson, Ickes, Hopkins, Frankfurter ‘A Motley Crew’) |
23 |
| 07/20/1941 |
Picture: General George C. Marshall On Horseback (Apparently Practicing For Dec. 7, 1941) |
Mag. 1 |
| 07/20/1941 |
Dr. (James Bryant) Conant’s Triple Life |
Mag. 11 |
| 07/21/1941 |
French Warn U.S. Of Colonies’ Arms (To Resist Attack By U.S.) |
3 |
| 07/21/1941 |
Film Propaganda Is Barred By (Will H.) Hays (In Movies) |
17 |
| 07/22/1941 |
Roosevelt Asks That (Army) Trainees Be Retained; Wants-Congress To Acknowledge ‘Emergency’ (Which He Declared)-President Is Grave-’Knows’ Peril Is Greater |
1 |
| 07/22/1941 |
(Sumner) Welles Says Nazis Plan New Attacks |
1 |
| 07/22/1941 |
Son Of Stalin Captured (By Germans) |
1 |
| 07/22/1941 |
Stalin In Command Of Russia’s Army |
3 |
| 07/22/1941 |
Washington Seeks Chinese-Red Peace |
3 |
| 07/22/1941 |
Nazi Peace Push On Neutrals Declare |
4 |
| 07/22/1941 |
U.S. (Sumner Welles) Backs Bolivia On Ouster Of Nazi (Minister) |
5 |
| 07/22/1941 |
Text Of President’s (Roosevelt’s) Message On Army Service |
6 |
| 07/23/1941 |
U.S. Plans Economic Curbs On Japan To Counter Any Indo-China Invasion |
1 |
| 07/23/1941 |
(Sumner) Welles Holds Arms Limitation Vital To Any World Peace Aims |
1 |
| 07/23/1941 |
Nazis Execute 80,000 Serbs, Turkey Hears; Guerrillas Continue To Harry Conquerors (Chetniks) |
3 |
| 07/23/1941 |
Germans’ Sensation Is Roosevelt Photo (Roosevelt Wearing A Masonic Apron-Voelkischer Beobachter) |
8 |
| 07/24/1941 |
U.S. Is Cautious On Pacific Peril |
1 |
| 07/24/1941 |
Reich Poison Gas Plan Charged; Russians Say They Seized Data |
3 |
| 07/24/1941 |
Labor Shortage Is Seen In Reich |
4 |
| 07/24/1941 |
Armenians In Iran Inflamed By Nazis (Ankara Report) |
4 |
| 07/24/1941 |
(Father Ahern) Stresses Enmity Of Church To Nazis |
9 |
| 07/24/1941 |
Governor (Herbert Lehman) Hails Arming In State |
10 |
| 07/24/1941 |
(Socialist-Pacifist Norman) Thomas Sees A. E. F. (American Expeditionary Force) If Army Trainees Are Held (By Army) |
10 |
| 07/24/1941 |
Shirer, William L., Berlin Diary, No Wonder The Germans Hated And Feared Him |
13 |
| 07/24/1941 |
(Radio) Listening Station (For European Propaganda) Dedicated By Nbc |
14 |
| 07/24/1941 |
(Franklin Johnson, In ‘The American Exporter’) Denies Our Trade Was A War Cause (With Germany) |
31 |
| 07/24/1941 |
Swiss Bank Case Is Settled By U.S. (Francis Biddle) |
32 |
| 07/25/1941 |
Stimson Accuses (Senator Burton K.) Wheeler Of Actions Near Treason (Whistle Blowing A La Tyler Kent?) |
1 |
| 07/25/1941 |
Roosevelt Hints At Oil Curb On Japan As (Sumner) Welles Condemns Move Into Indo-China As A Threat To Our ‘National Security’ |
1 |
| 07/25/1941 |
Americans (5 Ambulance Drivers) Escape From Nazi Guards (In Occupied France) |
3 |
| 07/25/1941 |
(Socialist, George Bernard) Shaw Views Fate Of Beaten Hitler (Protective Custody, But If The Poles Or Czechs [Or Americans] Get Him, ‘Heaven Help Him.’) |
3 |
| 07/25/1941 |
British-Ready To Back U.S. To Hilt In Any Action Taken Against Japan-London Awaits Lead From Washington |
4 |
| 07/25/1941 |
Sahara ‘Slavery’ (Of Refugees) Denied By (Algerian) French |
5 |
| 07/25/1941 |
Big Boeings (B-17’S) Lead On R. A. F. Raids |
6 |
| 07/25/1941 |
Reproductions Of Post Cards Sent Out By Senator Wheeler (Asking People To Write Roosevelt Opposing Our Entry Into War) |
7 |
| 07/25/1941 |
Wheeler Franked Anti-War Speeches |
7 |
| 07/26/1941 |
U.S. And Britain Freeze Japanese Assets; Oil Shipments And Silk Imports Halted-Vast Trade Halted-President (Roosevelt) Ends Policy Of Appeasement That Failed With Tokyo-British Empire Joins Our Action |
1 |
| 07/26/1941 |
Japanese Bitter Over U.S. Stand-Spokesman Is Conciliatory |
1 |
| 07/26/1941 |
Senators Agree On (Roosevelt) Declaration Of An (National) Emergency |
1 |
| 07/26/1941 |
1,000 Nazi Experts Wait To Take Over Russia; Rosenberg Is Slated To Administer Areas |
3 |
| 07/26/1941 |
Nazis Charge U.S. With Imperialism |
4 |
| 07/26/1941 |
Crippling Of Japan In Six Months By British-U.S. Blockade-! Is Seen (By British Economic War Experts In London Report) Total Blockade Is Weighed |
4 |
| 07/26/1941 |
Japanese Trade Needs (U.S.) Licenses-Treasury (Morgenthau) Officials Silent On Whether It Will Be Policy To Grant Them-(Dean) Acheson Denies Embargo |
4 |
| 07/26/1941 |
Japanese Trade With U.S. To End-$130,000,000 Held Tied Up |
5 |
| 07/26/1941 |
U.S.-Asiatic Trade Hit Peak This Year-Japanese Business Drops |
5 |
| 07/26/1941 |
(Roosevelt’s) Freezing Statement’s Text (Executive Order) |
5 |
| 07/26/1941 |
Refugee Outlook Seen As Brighter (By Dr. Morris Carlton Troper, Chairman, Executive Council Of American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, Just Back From Europe) |
6 |
| 07/26/1941 |
Iceland Welcome Of (U.S.) Troops Divided |
6 |
| 07/26/1941 |
Roosevelt Backs Wheeler Critics |
7 |
| 07/26/1941 |
Nazi News Agency (Transocean News Agency) Convicted (U.S. District Court, Judge T. Whitfield Davidson), Fined |
7 |
| 07/26/1941 |
New Curbs On (French) Jews Seen |
7 |
| 07/26/1941 |
Pictures: (Tar Paper) Barracks In The North, Tents In The South For U.S. Soldiers In Training Camps |
8 |
| 07/26/1941 |
(Dr. Guy Rexford) Tugwell Resigns City Planning Job |
13 |
| 07/26/1941 |
Conflict Develops On WPA (-A.F. Of L.) Labor Ban-Commissioner Dryden Says WPA Will Continue To Cooperate On Defense Projects |
13 |
| 07/27/1941 |
Roosevelt Puts Filipino Forces In U.S. Army As Japan Freezes American, British Funds Troops Put On War Basis-Mac ArthurTo Lead Joint Force In Far East |
1 |
| 07/27/1941 |
Tokyo Shocked By (U.S.’S) Economic War |
1 |
| 07/27/1941 |
Biggest Bombers (B-17 Included) Raid Reich Cities |
1 |
| 07/27/1941 |
(Harry) Hopkins (Lend-Lease Administrator) Broadcasts (To British Over Bbc) Today |
3 |
| 07/27/1941 |
Germany Collecting Worn-Out Clothing-Appeal Made For All Forms Of Textile Materials (‘Reichs Textile Collection Organization’) |
3 |
| 07/27/1941 |
Red Army Group Is In Washington-General SolikoffOpens Talks With (Sumner) Welles And (Gen. George C. Marshall (Others, Picture!) |
5 |
| 07/27/1941 |
Japanese Occupy Bases At Saigon |
7 |
| 07/27/1941 |
Canada Impounds Japanese Vessel |
7 |
| 07/27/1941 |
(Australian Navy Minister, William) Hughes Warns Australia-Says Grave Position Will Be Evident Soon |
7 |
| 07/27/1941 |
Axis Press Rails At (U.S.) Freezing Edict-Roosevelt Chief Target’Studied Provocation’ |
10 |
| 07/27/1941 |
Cost For Refugee Aid Up ($Lo/Child-Month Up To $15/Child-Month In England Mrs. Edna Blue, Executive Chairman) |
10 |
| 07/27/1941 |
Japanese Switch Holdings In Hawaii-Move Begun Months Ago |
11 |
| 07/27/1941 |
Move At Shanghai Appears Imminent |
12 |
| 07/27/1941 |
Big Japanese Ship Still Avoids (U.S.) Port-Talula Maru Believed Waiting Pledge That Neither Vessel Nor Cargo Will Be Held (Confiscated By U.S.) |
12 |
| 07/27/1941 |
Text Of Tokyo’s Reprisal |
12 |
| 07/27/1941 |
British Denounce (Existing) Japanese Pacts |
13 |
| 07/27/1941 |
Roosevelt Order On Army (Unification Of U.S. With Filipino Army) |
13 |
| 07/27/1941 |
Two-Thirds Cut Due In Oil Sales-Deals By (Dutch) Indies Expected Roosevelt’s Belief That War Would Follow (U.S.) Embargo Likely To Be Guide Washington Will Restrict Its Permits For Shipments Of Petroleum To Japan |
14 |
| 07/27/1941 |
Reds Here Shift In Stand On War |
16 |
| 07/27/1941 |
M’arthur Made Chief In Far East |
17 |
| 07/27/1941 |
Manila Is Notified Of Defense Status |
17 |
| 07/27/1941 |
Exemptions Made To Freezing (Axis Assets) Act |
18 |
| 07/27/1941 |
Socialist Leader (Marx Dormgy, Blum Cabinet Member) Killed (Bomb) In France |
22 |
| 07/27/1941 |
Labor In Palestine Assured Of Rights |
23 |
| 07/27/1941 |
Education Aids British Defense In Big Measure |
D-4 |
| 07/27/1941 |
(U.S.) Blacklist Rules Confuse Traders |
F-3 |
| 07/27/1941 |
Evasion Of Debts By Reich Alleged (By Evsey S. Rabinowitch, International Lawyer)-Data On (German) Assets Required |
F-2 |
| 07/27/1941 |
New (U.S.) Policy Boosts U.S. Latin Imports |
F-7 |
| 07/27/1941 |
British Censors Practice An Art (Brendan Bracken, Minister Of Information-’Propaganda’) |
E-4 |
| 07/27/1941 |
Russians Skilled In Guerrilla War |
E-4 |
| 07/27/1941 |
Advertisement, ¼ Page, Fight For Freedom; Mr. President; Don’t Let Dakar Become Another Indo-China (Sponsored By Senator Carter Glass, Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, & Others) |
E-8 |
| 07/27/1941 |
Pictogram: U.S. Forges Toward Peak Plane Output (1939 To 1942) |
Mag. 4 |
| 07/28/1941 |
Japanese Now Threatening Thailand-Force In Cambodia |
1 |
| 07/28/1941 |
Reynolds Holds Service (Extension Of ‘Army Trainees’) Measure Authorizes War |
1 |
| 07/28/1941 |
(Harry) Hopkins Pledges Help To Russians (In London Bbc Broadcast) |
1 |
| 07/28/1941 |
Roosevelt Sees Baruch At Home-President (Roosevelt) Sings Militant Hymn At Church Service-Makes Mac Arthur Nomination |
1 |
| 07/28/1941 |
Japan To Pay On Her Dollar Bonds Of Both Public And Private Issues |
1 |
| 07/28/1941 |
Nazis Find Little Food-Soviet Guerrillas Said To Kill Most Of Foraging Parties |
2 |
| 07/28/1941 |
Imports (By U.S.) Doubled From Dutch Indies |
4 |
| 07/28/1941 |
(Economic) Disaster Seen For Japan (By U.S. Institute Of Pacific Relations) |
4 |
| 07/28/1941 |
Weizmann To Go On With Work In London (Supporting Jewish Army In Palestine) Zionist Leader Left July 22 For Britain It Is Revealed |
5 |
| 07/28/1941 |
Full War Aid Urged (By 130 Eminent Persons-Ben Hecht, Fannie Hurst, Lion Feuchtwanger [Refugee!], Etc.) |
6 |
| 07/28/1941 |
U.S. Germans Form Loyal Society (Headed By Senator Robert F. Wagner,.Jr., N.Y.) |
6 |
| 07/28/1941 |
Axis Persecutions Increase In Athens-Mass Evictions-Disease Menaces Piraeus |
8 |
| 07/28/1941 |
(Bogota) Catholics Say Nazis Are Foes Of Church |
9 |
| 07/28/1941 |
(U.S.) Blacklist Upsets Central America |
11 |
| 07/28/1941 |
Vichy Is Worried Over Farm Labor |
21 |
| 07/28/1941 |
Reich Entrenches In Alien Industry-(Occupied European Nations’ Industrial) Capacities Being Utilized |
22 |
| 07/29/1941 |
(Senator Burton K.) Wheeler Lays Stimson Attack To ‘Plot’ For War |
1 |
| 07/29/1941 |
Dutch To Limit Oil To Japan-Batavia Risks War-Freezes Tokyo Assets In Move Taken Jointly With U.S., Britain-Gets Promises Of (U.S.-British) Help |
1 |
| 07/29/1941 |
(Alexei Tolstoy) Bids Soviet Hate Hitler-Urges ‘Sacred’ Passion To Destroy Nazis (See Soviet Extraordinary Commission) |
2 |
| 07/29/1941 |
De Gaulle Sees U.S. Entry (Into War-U.S. ‘Marching Straight Toward Intervention’) |
2 |
| 07/29/1941 |
Nazi Reporters Assail Russian Tactics; Guerrillas Even Resort To Camouflage |
3 |
| 07/29/1941 |
Vichy Shows Leniency (To Mandel & Reynaud At Vais Les Baines) |
3 |
| 07/29/1941 |
U.S. Not To Hold Japanese Ships-Prompt Clearance Is Assured ‘Under Present Conditions’ (Sumner) Welles Tells Nomura |
4 |
| 07/29/1941 |
Japan Restricts Shanghai Exports, Orders Shippers To Seek Permits |
4 |
| 07/29/1941 |
Quick Blow By Japan (At U.S. & Britain) Suggested By (Italian) Gayda |
4 |
| 07/29/1941 |
Bible Censored In Korea-Use Of Old Testament Banned, Washington Hears |
4 |
| 07/29/1941 |
Roosevelt Drawn To Capital In Crisis |
7 |
| 07/29/1941 |
Knox Says Fight Or Lose Freedom-Warns Of Europe’s Fate |
7 |
| 07/29/1941 |
Wheeler Popularity Shrinks In Montana (Newspaper Poll) |
8 |
| 07/29/1941 |
(Existing) School Courses Held 90% Faulty (By National Survey, By Dr. Herbert B. Bruner, Of Teachers’ College) |
13 |
| 07/29/1941 |
Much Latin (American) Trade Is Lost By Japan |
23 |
| 07/30/1941 |
Churchill Sees Us On Verge Of War (Text, P. 6) |
1 |
| 07/30/1941 |
Japan Smolders Over Oil Threat |
1 |
| 07/30/1941 |
Stimson Admits Wheeler Was Not Aiming At Troops-Apologizes For Saying Act Was Deliberate(Near Treason) |
1 |
| 07/30/1941 |
Paris Jews Said To Riot (Vichy Report) |
2 |
| 07/30/1941 |
Poland Is Ready For Soviet Accord (In Spite Of Katyn Massacre-Gen. Sikorski) |
3 |
| 07/30/1941 |
Japan Occupies Indo-China Base (Cam Ranh) |
4 |
| 07/30/1941 |
Envoy Says Dutch Will Wreck Wells (To Thwart Any Japanese Invasion) |
4 |
| 07/30/1941 |
(Bolivar Pagan) Assails Naming (Rexford) Tugwell (Chancellor Of Puerto Rican University) |
5 |
| 07/30/1941 |
Roosevelt Shuns Orient Questions-Refuses Comment On View Of Churchill That-U.S. Is Moving To Verge Of War-Tokyo Diplomat To Leave-(Sumner) Welles Says Japanese Ships May Dock And Clear |
5 |
| 07/30/1941 |
Eden Warns Again Of Nazi Peace Bid |
7 |
| 07/30/1941 |
(Senator D. Worth Clark, Idaho) Suggests We Seize Whole Hemisphere |
8 |
| 07/30/1941 |
(Stanley F.) Reed Asks Nation For Defense Unity |
8 |
| 07/30/1941 |
Knox Tells Senate Of Depth Bombing (Off Greenland) |
8 |
| 07/30/1941 |
Knox Tells Wheeler How Son Got (Commission) In Navy |
8 |
| 07/30/1941 |
(Sumner Welles, Acting Secretary Of State) Says (U.S.) Blacklist ‘Nipped’ Axis Plan |
9 |
| 07/30/1941 |
51% In U.S. Want (Drafted Army) Trainees Kept In Service; But Gallup Poll Finds 50% Oppose Service Abroad |
9 |
| 07/30/1941 |
(Germans) Declare We Seek Hemisphere Rule |
9 |
| 07/30/1941 |
U.S. Employment Highest Since ‘29 (National Association Of Manufacturers’ Survey) |
19 |
| 07/31/1941 |
Roosevelt Asks For Control Over Price And Rent Rises To Avert Inflation Danger |
1 |
| 07/31/1941 |
Bombing Of U.S. Gunboat (U.S.S. Tutuila) Sharply Protested To Japan (By Sumner Welles) |
1 |
| 07/31/1941 |
Soviet And Poles Sign Agreement (Ceremony Presided Over By Winston S. Churchill) |
1 |
| 07/31/1941 |
(Harry) Hopkins In Russia Offers Supplies |
1 |
| 07/31/1941 |
(Senator Tom, Texas) Connally Raised To Key (Foreign Relations, Senate) Position (Faithful Roosevelt Devotee) |
1 |
| 07/31/1941 |
Japan To Speed East Asia Plans-Premier (Konoye) Hands Mobilization Board Bills To Put Nation On Total War Basis |
2 |
| 07/31/1941 |
Eden Says Japan Is Moving To War |
2 |
| 07/31/1941 |
Britain Grateful To Us In Blockade (Of Axis) |
2 |
| 07/31/1941 |
Japan Pours Men Into Saigon Base |
3 |
| 07/31/1941 |
Japan Is Sending More Men North |
3 |
| 07/31/1941 |
Shanghai Germans Sell Supplies To British Navy And Soviet Army |
3 |
| 07/31/1941 |
Vichy Links U.S.-Britain |
3 |
| 07/31/1941 |
U.S. Recognizes (Exiled) Czechs In London |
4 |
| 07/31/1941 |
Russo-Polish Agreement (Signed In London, 1941 In Spite Of Polish Reservation About Katyn Massacre!) |
4 |
| 07/31/1941 |
Udet Held Suicide (By London) But Berlin Denies It (Maybe Another Assassination ?) |
4 |
| 07/31/1941 |
Nazi Leaders’ (Keitel & Frick) Sons Are Victims Of War (Killed In Action In Russia) |
4 |
| 07/31/1941 |
Soviet Has Reaped Most Of Its Wheat-Trains Take Away Flour (U.S. Greatly Concerned With Amount Of Wheat Available To Germans To Feed Europe!) |
5 |
| 07/31/1941 |
Berlin Concedes Defensive Stand |
5 |
| 07/31/1941 |
Eden Warns Iran To Curb Germans |
7 |
| 07/31/1941 |
Discrimination Against Women Is Seen By Mrs. Whitehurst In Civilian Defense |
10 |
| 07/31/1941 |
German Propaganda Curbed In Argentina |
18 |
| 07/31/1941 |
(Rexford Guy) Tugwell Is Named Puerto Rican Head (By Roosevelt; Will Run University. Also Vita) |
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