| 11/01/1941 |
U.S. Destroyer (Reuben James) Sunk, 44 Of 120 Crew Rescued-Was With Convoy-DetailsAre Not Yet Known |
1 |
| 11/01/1941 |
London Sees Nazis All Out Against Us |
3 |
| 11/01/1941 |
Nazis Call Sinking Justified By Law-Drew Attack In Acting As Convoy |
4 |
| 11/01/1941 |
Mayor (La Guardia) Sees U.S. On Brink Of War |
4 |
| 11/01/1941 |
Battle In Serbia A ‘Second War’ (A Guerrilla War Led By An Unnamed Group Of Yugoslav Officers) |
6 |
| 11/01/1941 |
French Set Jan. 15 For Gamelin Trial-Blum And Daladier Also To Be Arraigned At Same Time (Riom Trial) |
6 |
| 11/01/1941 |
Big Tax Increase Decided In Japan |
7 |
| 11/01/1941 |
President (Roosevelt) Names Score Of Generals |
17 |
| 11/01/1941 |
Palestine Called Prepared To Fight (By Mrs. Dushkin, Hadassah, Senator Claude Pepper, Florida, To Speak Along With Others) |
18 |
| 11/02/1941 |
Hitler Says U.S. Started-Shooting-Admits Kearny Hit-Roosevelt Called ‘Liar’-Map Of Nazi Latin America (Claimed By Roosevelt To Be In His Possession) Is Termed Forgery (Text, P. 13) |
1&11 |
| 11/02/1941 |
Hitler Declares War Is (Lord Beaverbrook’s) View In London |
2 |
| 11/02/1941 |
Japan’s Warships Pry In U.S. Waters-Submarine Prowls Off Hawaii And Fast Ships Cruise Near Our Pacific Bases-We Learn Their Aims |
3 |
| 11/02/1941 |
World Ship ‘Pool’ For U.S. Forecast-Like Britain’s System |
4 |
| 11/02/1941 |
Serbs Kill 19 Chiefs In Nazi-Held Towns |
5 |
| 11/02/1941 |
Britons (A. V. Alexander, First Lord Of The Admiralty) Expects Us To Act |
5 |
| 11/02/1941 |
Knox Assails Acts That Pass ‘Piracy’-Our Role Self Defense-We Are Now In ‘Fight-To-Finish’ |
6 |
| 11/02/1941 |
Our ‘War’ Answer Awaited (By Australia) |
7 |
| 11/02/1941 |
Says Reuben James Sank Two U-Boats-Seaman (Leonidas C. Dickerson) On Lost Destroyer, In Letter Adds ‘Maybe More’ |
9 |
| 11/02/1941 |
(Hitler) Sees Roosevelt ‘Before Tribunal’ |
11 |
| 11/02/1941 |
Tokyo Is Cautious On Hitler Charge-No ‘Premature’ Comment |
12 |
| 11/02/1941 |
The Reich Reply To Roosevelt-Our Stand Clear |
13 |
| 11/02/1941 |
(Dr. L. M. Birkhead) Urges Propaganda To Aid Democracy-Assails America First (Committee)-Head Of Friends Of Democracy Tells Hadassah It Is ‘Nazi Party Of America’ |
17 |
| 11/02/1941 |
Nazis Again Fan Hatred Of Jews-Some Tolerance Noted |
24 |
| 11/02/1941 |
(‘Dear Alben’ W.) Barkley Proposes A Palestine Army-Balfour Pledge Is CitedSays Jews Should Be Allowed To Put Strong Force In The Field |
27 |
| 11/02/1941 |
Panama’s (New, Pro-U.S.) President Revises Neutrality |
27 |
| 11/02/1941 |
Conscription Plea Swells In Canada |
28 |
| 11/02/1941 |
Japanese Warn War Seems Sure-Assert They Must Seek Vital Supplies Elsewhere Unless U.S. Eases Pressure Statement From Official Quarters Stresses Steps To Prepare For Clash |
31 |
| 11/02/1941 |
Roosevelt Speech Hailed In Sermons (By N.Y. C. Rabbis) |
32 |
| 11/02/1941 |
I.L.O. Asked (By Paul Van Zeeland At Session At Columbia University) To Fix Post-War Aims |
32 |
| 11/02/1941 |
Federal Job Rise Of 238,509 Shown (Dec. To June, 1944)-1,091,897 Men In Total |
33 |
| 11/02/1941 |
Schools To Tell Freedom’s Fight |
D-6 |
| 11/02/1941 |
Our Arsenal Of ‘Democracy’ Begins To Function-Hanson W. Baldwin |
E-3 |
| 11/02/1941 |
Caucasus Looms As Vital Front (Iranian Supply Line To Russia Key) |
E-4 |
| 11/02/1941 |
India Plays A Bigger Part In War-Task In Iran (Provided Most Of ‘British’ Invasion Troops, Will Build Roads, Etc.) |
E-4 |
| 11/02/1941 |
When F. D. R. Makes A Decision |
Mag. 5 |
| 11/03/1941 |
Roosevelt Places The Coast Guard Under Navy Orders For Emergency |
1 |
| 11/03/1941 |
Tokyo Time Limit On U.S. Forecast-Tojo To Warn Of End Of Talks Because America Is Curbing Japan’s Policy, Says Domei |
1 |
| 11/03/1941 |
War Declarations By Britain (On Finland, Rumania & Hungary) Likely |
3 |
| 11/03/1941 |
Saw Roosevelt Nazi Map, Peru Vice President (Rafael Largo Herrera) Says (Will Not Elaborate To Avoid Violating Roosevelt’s Confidence) |
4 |
| 11/03/1941 |
(Disabled American) Veterans Ask Cut Of Ties With Reich |
5 |
| 11/03/1941 |
Japanese Vessel (‘Tatuta Maru’) Takes 1,000 (Japanese) Home |
7 |
| 11/03/1941 |
Miss Bourke-White Praises Stalin |
15 |
| 11/03/1941 |
(Florida Senator Claude) Pepper Calls On Hadassah To Save Democracy Here From Hitlerism |
15 |
| 11/03/1941 |
Advertisement, Full Page, Fight For Freedom, Inc.: ‘Repeat After Me, Yank: ‘Adolf Hitler, Hallowed Be Thy Name’ |
40 |
| 11/04/1941 |
U.S. Demands Finns End War-Hull Is Emphatic-Says Freedom Is Issue |
1 |
| 11/04/1941 |
U.S. Unyielding Says Roosevelt-Our Nation Will Never Accept ‘New Order’ Of Dictators |
3 |
| 11/04/1941 |
Navy Will Build Convoy Ships |
4 |
| 11/04/1941 |
(American) Legion Aim Called Defeat Of Hitler |
4 |
| 11/04/1941 |
Japan Holds Back On Reich-U.S. Row |
6 |
| 11/04/1941 |
Japan Held Unable To Face ‘All Of Us’ (By Sir Kieth Murdoch, Australian Publisher) |
7 |
| 11/04/1941 |
Reich Jews Rebuild Lodz |
12 |
| 11/04/1941 |
Mexicans Link Oil (Settlement Of U.S. Claims Against Them From Their Confiscation Of Our Oil Properties) To Wider U.S. Aims |
42 |
| 11/05/1941 |
Japanese Ask Us To Reverse Stand Or Face Conflict-Foreign Office Organ Demands Complete About-Face On Pain Of ‘Alternatives’ (Wasn’t It Plain Enough?) |
1 |
| 11/05/1941 |
U.S. Navy Tanker (Salinas) Torpedoed Near Iceland, Reaches Port |
1 |
| 11/05/1941 |
(Former U.S. Ambassador To Belgium, John) Cudahy Asks Poll On War (Poor Old John Still Thinks Roosevelt Wants Peace!) |
3 |
| 11/05/1941 |
1,276 U-Boat Men Taken (Captured) British Say |
6 |
| 11/05/1941 |
50 Reported Slain In Poland By Nazis (For Sabotage) |
7 |
| 11/05/1941 |
Mufti Leaves Home For Talks In Berlin |
8 |
| 11/05/1941 |
Nazis Infuriated By (U.S.) Note To Finns |
10 |
| 11/05/1941 |
Warning To Finns ‘Immoral’ To (Senator) Taft |
11 |
| 11/05/1941 |
(Herbert) Hoover Condemns (U.S.) Course On Helsinki-Russian Attacks (On Finland) Cited (‘Has America Lost All Sense Of Human And Moral Proportions?’ Hoover Asks) |
11 |
| 11/05/1941 |
Finland Is Caught In Cruel Dilemma |
11 |
| 11/05/1941 |
Food For Vatican Purchased Here |
24 |
| 11/05/1941 |
Women Hurl Eggs And Tomatoes At Lord Halifax On Detroit Tour |
25 |
| 11/05/1941 |
U.S. Aid Pledged Post-War World (By Francis Perkins, U.S. Secretary Of Labor, To I.L.O. At Session At Columbia University) |
46 |
| 11/06/1941 |
Tokyo Rushes Special Envoy To U.S. With ‘Last’ Proposals-Diplomat Is Flying |
1 |
| 11/06/1941 |
London Defends (French) Convoy Seizure (English Have Seized 39 French Ships This Year) |
2 |
| 11/06/1941 |
Navy Plows Ahead Shooting On Sight |
3 |
| 11/06/1941 |
Candid War Policy Urged By (Arthur) Krock-’Americans Grown Up’ (Text, P. 4) |
4 |
| 11/06/1941 |
U.S. Canada Link Arms Production |
5 |
| 11/06/1941 |
Capital Hopeful On Kurusu Visit |
6 |
| 11/06/1941 |
British Go All Out For Aid To Russia (As In World War I) |
8 |
| 11/06/1941 |
Nazi Posts Raked By R. A. F. Americans |
10 |
| 11/06/1941 |
Support Of War Urged By I.L.O.-Roosevelt To Speak (At Columbia University Session Of I.L.O.) |
11 |
| 11/06/1941 |
5,000 (50 Caliber) Machine Guns Rejected By Army (Imperfections) |
11 |
| 11/07/1941 |
U.S. Lends $1,000,000,000 To Russia (No Interest); Roosevelt Asks Full War Effort |
1 |
| 11/06/1941 |
Stalin Appoints Litvinoff Ambassador To Washington |
1 |
| 11/06/1941 |
Goebbels Warns Reich Of ‘Inferno’ If She Loses The ‘Hard War’ Ahead |
1 |
| 11/06/1941 |
Plan For Palestine Is Being Formulated (By Unofficial Arab-Jewish ‘Thought’)’ |
3 |
| 11/06/1941 |
Serb Extinction Held German Aim-Whole Towns Wiped Out (In Retaliatory Moves By Germans) |
6 |
| 11/06/1941 |
Japan Protests To Soviet On Ship (Sunk By Mine) |
8 |
| 11/06/1941 |
Text Of President’s (Roosevelt’s) Address To I.L.O. On Work And Hitler (At Columbia University Session) |
10 |
| 11/06/1941 |
(Representative Hamilton) Fish Offers ‘War Declaration’ Resolution [Against Germany]; Hopes For Its Defeat If Showdown Comes |
11 |
| 11/06/1941 |
Army Order (Putting America-First Headquarters In Denver ‘Out-Of-Bounds’ To Military Personnel) Stirs Isolationist Ire |
25 |
| 11/08/1941 |
Senate Votes To Put Arms On Ships And Permit Sailings To War Ports (50 Votes To 37) |
1 |
| 11/08/1941 |
Hull Shows Finns Got Peace Bid; Helsinki Spurns ‘Suicide’ Truce (With Russians) |
1 |
| 11/08/1941 |
Attlee Is Certain That Industries Of U.S. And Britain Will Win War |
3 |
| 11/08/1941 |
Dr. (Judah Leon) Magnes (Resident Head Of Hebrew University, Jerusalem) Sees War Forcing Social Gains |
3 |
| 11/08/1941 |
President (Roosevelt) Speeds Russian Supplies |
4 |
| 11/09/1941 |
Fire Only If U.S. Attacks Hitler Says-Fuehrer Boastful |
1 |
| 11/09/1941 |
(Special) Japanese Envoy Is Said To Doubt An Accord Here |
1 |
| 11/09/1941 |
Berlin Dean (Of St. Hedwig’s, Bernhard Lichtenberg) Held; Prayed For Jews |
1 |
| 11/09/1941 |
Kidnap (Deported) Refugee (Berthold Jakob-Salomon) Now Held For Nazis (Reported By American Committee At Marseilles For The Aid Of Political Exiles And Refugees) |
2 |
| 11/09/1941 |
(U.S.) Educators Endorse Palestine As Haven (For Jews-A Lengthy List) |
10 |
| 11/09/1941 |
10,000 Deaths Laid (By Germans) To Red (Dnieper) Dam Blast (3,500 Refugees Were Crossing Dam As It Was Blown Up By The Retreating Red Army) |
16 |
| 11/09/1941 |
Japanese Protest Panama Exclusion (Of Japanese)-’Racial Bias’ Alleged |
30 |
| 11/09/1941 |
Negroes Here Get Defense Training (From N.Y. A., Urban League, Y. M. C. A.) |
35 |
| 11/09/1941 |
200,000 Poles Recruited (In Russia-Maybe ‘Left’ Is Better Than ‘Recruited’) |
37 |
| 11/09/1941 |
Syphilis Aid Tried On Advanced Cases (In Sing Sing Prison) |
46 |
| 11/09/1941 |
Washington Faces Question Of Declared War |
E-3 |
| 11/09/1941 |
Japan Silent On Ties To Axis |
E-5 |
| 11/09/1941 |
Defeat Of Hitlerism Is Regarded As Our Primary Aim |
E-6 |
| 11/10/1941 |
U.S. Blacklists 519 More Firms (Latin American Firms Suspected Of Trading With Axis Text Of Order Signed By Hull, Biddle, Morgenthau, N. A. Rockefeller, W. C. Taylor, & Milo Perkins, P., 26) |
1 |
| 11/10/1941 |
Czechs Executed For Vienna Arson |
1 |
| 11/10/1941 |
Essen Is Pounded By R. A. F. RaidersIn Stepped-Up Offensive |
1 |
| 11/10/1941 |
Reich Catholic Pulpits Uphold War On Soviet |
1 |
| 11/10/1941 |
British Sink 11 Ships In 2 (Italian) Convoys |
1 |
| 11/10/1941 |
Japan Not Bound To War For Axis-Revelations Made As Special Envoy Nears Washington For Showdown With U.S. |
3 |
| 11/10/1941 |
Assassins In Iraq Kill (Pro-British) Arab Leader (Takhri Bey Nashashibi) |
3 |
| 11/10/1941 |
Vast Supply Here Turned From Axis-Diverted To Defense |
3 |
| 11/10/1941 |
Text Of The Goebbels (‘Das Reich’ Magazine) Article On ‘Hard And Relentless’ War |
3 |
| 11/10/1941 |
Nazis Say Yalta Has Been Seized |
4 |
| 11/10/1941 |
Litvinoff’s (U.S.) Mission Vital War Factor-He And Steinhardt To Start From Kuibyshev Together Today For Washington |
4 |
| 11/10/1941 |
Berlin Plans Sale Of (Captured) Russian Plants (To Private Ownership) |
4 |
| 11/10/1941 |
Picture: Scuttled Nazi-Ship (‘Eisenach’) Brought To The Surface (In Costa Rico For Salvage) |
4 |
| 11/10/1941 |
Stalin Hopes To Arrange Meeting With Roosevelt |
4 |
| 11/10/1941 |
Schiller’s ‘Wilhelm Tell’ Is Under Ban In Germany |
4 |
| 11/10/1941 |
British Blitz Sound Cure Tried In St. Louis, But Records Terrify A Medical Audience (Treatment For Victims Of Shell Shock) |
4 |
| 11/10/1941 |
Sea War With U.S. Forecast In Reich (By Hitler)-Our ‘Shoot-On-Sight Order And Nazi Defense Action (Fire When Fired Upon) Are Viewed As Same Thing-Warning To Washington |
5 |
| 11/10/1941 |
Ship Ban Battle Shaped In House (Of Representatives) |
5 |
| 11/10/1941 |
R. A. F. Cuts Hitler Off Air (With Raid); Press Gets Planned Talk |
6 |
| 11/10/1941 |
Armistice Prayer (By Episcopal Bishop St. George Tucker) Is For Fair ‘Just Peace’ |
7 |
| 11/10/1941 |
Hillman Asks End Of ‘Usual’ Rights-Labor Honors First Lady (Eleanor Roosevelt-Her Picture With Hillman) |
8 |
| 11/10/1941 |
First Lady (Eleanor Roosevelt) Outlines Plans For Volunteer Bureaus |
8 |
| 11/10/1941 |
(League Of) Women Voters Weigh Defense |
13 |
| 11/10/1941 |
Sacrifice Is Held Our Debt To Nation (By Rev. Ignatius Smith, Catholic University, Washington) |
14 |
| 11/10/1941 |
Tolerance (In Building New World Order) Urged By (Methodist) Bishop Welch |
14 |
| 11/10/1941 |
New Spirit In U.S. Praised By (Episcopal Bishop, Rev. Henry St. George Tucker-Chairman Of Militant ‘Fight For Freedom, Inc.’) |
14 |
| 11/10/1941 |
My New Order,’The Greatest Anthology Of Broken Promises Ever Compiled’-’The Book That Begins Where Mein Kampf Left Off’ Praised By W. L. Shirer, Clifton Fadiman, Lewis Gannett, H. V. Kaltenborn, Colliers Magazine (All Anti-German High Priests) |
15 |
| 11/10/1941 |
Panama Ridicules U.S. Pressure Charge (Of Closing Japanese Businesses At U.S. Request-In View Of What Happened After Dec. 7, 1949 To Japanese In California, This Does Not Sound To Unlikely!) |
37 |
| 11/11/1941 |
Churchill Promises To Join U.S. ‘In Hour’ If Japan Fights; Says Big Ships Are Available-Our Stand Backed-Claims Air Equality Now (Text,.P. 4-In Fact, Churchill Had Become The Junior Partner And Joiner, Not The Leader) |
1 |
| 11/11/1941 |
Minister Says Japan Aims To Rid Asia Of U.S., Britain |
1 |
| 11/11/1941 |
(Senator Henrik) Shipstead (Minnesota) Attacks Hull On (His Threats To) Finland |
2 |
| 11/11/1941 |
Quick Nazi Defeat Is Seen By Willkie-In Short Wave Broadcast To Poland, He Tells People Not To Be Discouraged-U.S. And Britain To ‘Command Both Oceans And Air’ In Short Time, Is Prediction |
3 |
| 11/11/1941 |
Crisis In Far East Now Held Acute (In Washington)-Hull To Receive Kurusu-But U.S. Remains Firm On Any Yielding To Japan Unless She Alters Stand On Orient-Churchill’s Pledge Is Viewed In Washington As Underlying Gravity Of The Situation (Most Likely Discussed At Length At The So-Called Atlantic Conference) |
4 |
| 11/11/1941 |
Singapore Prepared For Any Japanese Move; British Naval Base Gets Own Striking Force |
4 |
| 11/11/1941 |
Kra Canal Project Reviewed In Japan |
5 |
| 11/11/1941 |
House Tells (Representative Hamilton) Fish To Ignore (U.S. Grand Jury, Nazi Propaganda) Summons |
6 |
| 11/11/1941 |
Indian (Picture: Subhas Chandra Bose) Left-Wing Leader ‘Has Gone Over To Enemy’ (Axis) |
6 |
| 11/11/1941 |
Win War (First Ruin Germany) Then Peace Clergymen Are Told (By Rev. Claris Edwin Silcox To World Alliance For International Friendship Through The Churches) |
6 |
| 11/11/1941 |
(General Electric Radio Station) Pours News Into Europe |
6 |
| 11/11/1941 |
Serb Peace Talks Reported Failure-A Parley Between (German-Supported Premier Gen. Milan) Neditch And Fighting Commander (Col. Draja Mikhailovitch, Leader Of Chetniks) Ends In New Hostilities (First Mention Of Mikhailovitch) |
7 |
| 11/11/1941 |
Nazis Enslave Labor, Winant Tells British |
8 |
| 11/11/1941 |
Nazi Creed Speaks On Belief In Divine-Faith In Hitler Set Forth |
9 |
| 11/11/1941 |
Famine Wasting French Children-Household Pets Are Food (But No Food From The U.S.A.!) |
11 |
| 11/11/1941 |
Vichy Envoy Sees Roosevelt On Food-He Cites Mortality Rate-Henry-Haye Fears ‘Extermination’ Of French People Unless They Obtain More To Eat |
11 |
| 11/11/1941 |
(Brazilian President) Vargas Reavows Americas’ Unity |
12 |
| 11/11/1941 |
Marines Ready, Says Gen. (Louis McCarthy) Little |
14 |
| 11/11/1941 |
Air Force Of (U.S.) Army Held World ‘Finest’ (By Under-Secretary Of War, Robert P. Patterson) |
14 |
| 11/11/1941 |
(Dr. A. Leon Sachar, National Director, Hillel Foundation Of-B’nai B’rith) Sees Jews Duped By Slurs (Accusations) Of FoesSays They Are Beginning To Believe The Charges Against Them |
15 |
| 11/11/1941 |
San Diego Work For Navy Tied Up (By A. F. Of L. Strike) |
16 |
| 11/11/1941 |
Educators Plan Discussion Spur-Resolution Says Advocates Of Cut In (State And Federal) Appropriations Should Be Known As Unpatriotic |
26 |
| 11/11/1941 |
Concrete Barges For Oil ($3,000,000 Each) Ordered |
45 |
| 11/12/1941 |
Japanese Irate At British Stand (Supporting U.S. Against Them) |
1 |
| 11/12/1941 |
Finland Rejects Warning (Threats ?) Of U.S. |
1 |
| 11/12/1941 |
C.I.O. Men Leave (Defense) Mediation Board; Call It Useless |
1 |
| 11/12/1941 |
President (Roosevelt) Warns Nation Is Facing World War Again-For Liberty And Decency (Not Democracy?-Text, P. 3) |
1&3 |
| 11/12/1941 |
Knox Tells Japan We Won’t Budge-As In Europe, He Adds American Force Will Be Exerted To Win The Peace As Well As War |
2 |
| 11/12/1941 |
Lindbergh Scored By Sergeant (Alvin C.) York |
2 |
| 11/12/1941 |
(Gen. George C.) Marshall Warns Of Axis ‘Sabotage’ Some In Congress Misled |
2 |
| 11/12/1941 |
Nazis’ Murderers To Die (Rumania) |
2 |
| 11/12/1941 |
Soviet Gets Priority On (U.S.) Machine Tools |
2 |
| 11/12/1941 |
(Lt. Gen. Hugh A.) Drum Says Force Is Key To Freedom |
2 |
| 11/12/1941 |
(Sumner) Welles Cites Cost Of (Woodrow) Wilson Rebuff (By U.S. Congress-Implying Blind Faith In Roosevelt Essential) |
3 |
| 11/12/1941 |
Henry-Haye Urges Aid To Ship To France |
3 |
| 11/12/1941 |
(U.S.) Lost Peace (After World War I) Tugwell Says |
3 |
| 11/12/1941 |
Gen. O’ryan Sees U.S. On Hitler’s Victim List; Insists Offensive Action Is Only Safeguard |
4 |
| 11/12/1941 |
U.S., Canadian Envoys Laud Joint Defense At International Peace Monument Dedication |
5 |
| 11/12/1941 |
Army Not Yet Ready, Gen. (William M.) Grimes Asserts |
6 |
| 11/12/1941 |
Singapore (Official) Holds Japan Missed Bus (No Longer Any Chance Of Military Success Perhaps A Year Ago) |
7 |
| 11/12/1941 |
‘Peace Feelers’ Denied By Berlin |
7 |
| 11/12/1941 |
Roosevelt Trip (To Warm Springs, Georgia) Snag To Kurusu |
8 |
| 11/12/1941 |
(British) War Effort Fails To Satisfy Britain (Gallup Poll) |
8 |
| 11/12/1941 |
U.S. Is Seen Facing World Revolution (By Herbert Agar, Louisville Courier-Journal) Dorothy Thompson Bars Peace With Hitler |
9 |
| 11/12/1941 |
Hidden Tank Army Protects Moscow-Innumerable Machines |
10 |
| 11/12/1941 |
Litvinoff Obtains Second High Post |
10 |
| 11/12/1941 |
Pole Accuses Nazis Of Murdering 10,000-’Village Of Death’ (Palmiry, 15 Miles From Warsaw)Says Spokesman (For Polish Government-In-Exile) In London (Katyn Not Yet Discovered!) |
10 |
| 11/12/1941 |
Masaryk Says Secret 2-Way Radio System Joins Czech Patriots (Underground) Government-In-Exile (Presumably In London) |
11 |
| 11/12/1941 |
Wavell Takes Full Blame For Libya Setback; Foe Attacked A Month Before He Expected |
12 |
| 11/12/1941 |
France Threatens To Destroy Jibuti (To Prevent Its Capture By British) |
12 |
| 11/12/1941 |
President (Roosevelt) Assailed By Anti-War Leader (Norman Thomas, Socialist) |
14 |
| 11/12/1941 |
Mexicans Expect Oil Feud Victory (Regarding Settlement Of The U.S. Oil Properties Confiscated By Mexican Government) |
15 |
| 11/12/1941 |
Histories Of U.S. Held Provincial (By Dr. Ralph A. Burns, Professor Of Education, Dartmouth-We Need ‘New’ Histories!) |
25 |
| 11/12/1941 |
Schools To Point To Dictator Peril |
25 |
| 11/12/1941 |
Nazism Peril Told To (N.Y. State Federation Of) Women’s Clubs |
28 |
| 11/12/1941 |
Countess Tolstoy Tells Of Her Work (In Russia) |
28 |
| 11/12/1941 |
(Opm) Scans Distribution Of (U.S.) Rubber Stocks |
40 |
| 11/13/1941 |
Speeches Of Roosevelt, Knox And Welles Jar Tokyo-Americans Excoriated |
1 |
| 11/13/1941 |
Hull Says Finns Are Aiding Hitler (Excerpts Of Finnish Note To U.S.) |
2 |
| 11/13/1941 |
Reply To U.S. Hailed By Finnish Press |
3 |
| 11/13/1941 |
Gayda Again Charges U.S. Submarine Raids (In Mediterranean) |
3 |
| 11/13/1941 |
Russia Replaces War Industries-All Her Key Enterprises Are Re-Established East Of The Volga, British Report-High Production Looms (Who Helped Build These Factories?) |
4 |
| 11/13/1941 |
(German) War Prisoners Meet (In Russia, Appeal For End Of Hitlerism) |
4 |
| 11/13/1941 |
R. A. F. Raids Doubled In Intensity In Year |
5 |
| 11/13/1941 |
Nazi Pupils Rushed To Jobs In Industry-Shortages (Of Workers) |
5 |
| 11/13/1941 |
Nazis See President (Roosevelt) ‘Plowing Under’ (American) Boys |
7 |
| 11/13/1941 |
Gamelin, Daladier And Blum Are Moved-To Await Partly Secret Trial (Riom) |
10 |
| 11/13/1941 |
(Polish Premier) Sikorski In Cairo; Weighs Poles’ Role |
10 |
| 11/13/1941 |
Nicaragua (President Anastasio Samoza) Offers To Aid U.S. In War |
12 |
| 11/13/1941 |
U.S. Camps Urged (By Rev. Eric M. Tasman) To Train Pacifists |
13 |
| 11/13/1941 |
B’nai B’rith Women Called To Defense (By Mrs. Henry Morgenthau, Jr.) |
16 |
| 11/13/1941 |
Dorothy Thompson Asks For A Divorce (From Sinclair Lewis) |
29 |
| 11/14/1941 |
Knox Says Arming Hastens Victory |
1 |
| 11/14/1941 |
House Votes 212-194 To Amend Neutrality Law-Navy Ready To Arm American Merchant Ships (Picture: House Supporters Signing Bill Amending Neutrality Act) |
1 |
| 11/14/1941 |
Icelander Is Slain; 2 Americans Held |
1 |
| 11/14/1941 |
Frankness Urged On Tokyo Leaders-300 Members Of The Japanese House Act On Eve Of The Special Diet Session |
1 |
| 11/14/1941 |
Britain Welcomes (U.S.) Ship Bill Decision |
2 |
| 11/14/1941 |
Willkie Pleased By House Action |
2 |
| 11/14/1941 |
President (Roosevelt) Warns Churchmen (National Catechetical Congress Of The Cofraternity Of Christian Doctrine) Of (U.S.) Peril |
3 |
| 11/14/1941 |
Knox Defends Ban On U-Boat News As Necessary To Protect Our Security |
3 |
| 11/14/1941 |
British Trade Losses Attributed To U.S. |
3 |
| 11/14/1941 |
Texts Of Roosevelt And Hull Letters To The House (Supporting Arming Of U.S. Ships-Who Voted For What) |
4 |
| 11/14/1941 |
Press Acclaims Neutrality (Arming Of U.S. Merchant Ships) Vote (Survey Of Nation’s Newspapers) |
6 |
| 11/14/1941 |
Singapore Tense; More Japanese Go (Leave)-China Watches Foe Mass |
7 |
| 11/14/1941 |
Nazi Elite Seek Recruits |
8 |
| 11/14/1941 |
Finns See Door Still Open For Us-Procope Calls On (Sumner) Welles |
9 |
| 11/14/1941 |
Goebbels Spurs Abuse For Jews-Every Jew Is An Enemy Of The Germans And Must Be Silenced, He Writes (In ‘Das Reich’) |
11 |
| 11/14/1941 |
3 Faiths Protest Nazi Persecution (Clark Eichelberger, Of The Committee To Defend America By Aiding The Allies, Production) |
13 |
| 11/14/1941 |
U.S. Negroes Held Foes Of Fascism (By Mrs. Mary Mc Leod Bethune, President, National Council Of Negro Women) |
20 |
| 11/14/1941 |
Women (State Federation Of Women’s Clubs) Ask Place At Post-War Table |
20 |
| 11/14/1941 |
U.S. Ship Orders Set Now At 2,831-7 Programs Are Involved-Admiral (Emory S.) Land Says Nation Plans A Fleet Second To None In The WorldWill Be 7 Billion (Dollars) |
47 |
| 11/15/1941 |
More War Funds Sought In Japan-(Tokyo) Calling Men Who Had Been Deferred |
1 |
| 11/15/1941 |
Roosevelt Orders Marines To Leave 3 Posts In China-Indicates Dangerous Situation In The Far East Might Lead To War-Kurusu Hopes To Make ‘Touchdown’ In Talks (In Washington) |
1 |
| 11/15/1941 |
British Describe Commando’s (Bardia, Libya) Raid |
2 |
| 11/15/1941 |
(Va. Senator Carter) Glass Wants President (Roosevelt) To ‘Shoot’ Quicker, Surer |
2 |
| 11/15/1941 |
Berlin Warns Us Of Sea Clash As Result Of Voiding Neutrality-Germans Say They Will Be ‘Obliged’ To Fire On Ships Taking War Aid To Allies ‘Bribery’ (Of Congress) Is Laid To Roosevelt |
3 |
| 11/15/1941 |
3 (New) Ships A Week For New Convoys |
3 |
| 11/15/1941 |
Knudsen Urges Lifeline Of Ships (To England To Defeat Hitler) |
4 |
| 11/15/1941 |
Reich Imposes Ban On U.S. Broadcasters (In Germany-After So Long A Time Of Tolerating William L. Shirer And His Likes!) |
4 |
| 11/15/1941 |
Kurusu Arrives Hoping For Peace-Charges Others Seek War-Japan And U.S., He Asserts, Should Look Out For Our Own Good |
4 |
| 11/15/1941 |
Vichy Relaxes On Masons-Some May Be Allowed To Hold Office |
5 |
| 11/15/1941 |
Finns Voice Hopes Of Avoiding Break (With U.S.) |
6 |
| 11/15/1941 |
Nazis Pass U.S. Tobacco For French Prisoners (Of War) |
6 |
| 11/15/1941 |
President (Roosevelt) Praises Efforts Of (U.S.) Radio-To Further Democracy |
10 |
| 11/15/1941 |
Rivers-Harbors Body Backs President (Roosevelt) On His Plans For Post-War Reservoir |
10 |
| 11/15/1941 |
Ratio Of Immigrants Drops In Nine States; Decline Hints We Are Less Of A Melting Pot (U.S. Census Bureau) |
15 |
| 11/15/1941 |
Cultural Sessions Opening In Havana |
15 |
| 11/15/1941 |
Pupils To Debate U.S. Stand In War |
19 |
| 11/16/1941 |
Kurusu Stresses Sympathy Of U.S. Is Vital To Peace-Sees ‘Fighting Chance’ For Talks’ Success Then As He Reaches Washington (‘You Are The Bookmakers’) |
1&27 |
| 11/16/1941 |
Raynaud And Mandel Join Three In Fort (Riom Trial Preparations) |
9 |
| 11/16/1941 |
Axis Held Ousted In Most Of Serbia (Simovitch, In London Demands Chetniks Captured By Germans He Treated As Members Of Yugoslav Regular Army. Names Col. Draja Mikhailovitch As Their Commander) |
10 |
| 11/16/1941 |
(British) Commandos’ Chief (Admiral Sir Roger Keyes, Picture) Reported Sacked Work Long Kept Secret |
13 |
| 11/16/1941 |
U.S. Army Standards Put Above Reich’s (By Dr. Morris Fishbein, American Medical Association) |
14 |
| 11/16/1941 |
Nazis Find Winter Is Formidable Foe-Grippe And Typhus Epidemics Have Begun |
15 |
| 11/16/1941 |
Nazis Bar Jews’ Phones-Ghetto Established In South Part Of Lwow (Lemberg) |
17 |
| 11/16/1941 |
(Admiral John W.) Greenslade Hails (Boasts About) Strength Of Navy |
20 |
| 11/16/1941 |
U.S. Hands Untied (By Amendment To Neutrality Act) Harriman Asserts |
26 |
| 11/16/1941 |
Diet Meets To Aid Tokyo War Plans-Majority Group Demands Firm Effort Against ‘Unbearable’ Attitude Of United States |
29 |
| 11/16/1941 |
Victory For China Seen With U.S. Aid-Axis Defeat Is Forecast (By Chu Hsueh-Fan Before N.Y. C. League Of Women Voters-Clark Eichelberger, Committee To Defend America And Many Other Interventionist Notables As Speakers) |
31 |
| 11/16/1941 |
(U.S.) Must Feed World, Morgenthau Says-As Check On ‘Barbarianism’ (But No Help Yet To France) |
34 |
| 11/16/1941 |
U.S. Is Extending Culture Program (Dr. Richard C. Pattee, U.S. State Department) |
40 |
| 11/16/1941 |
Alien Education (Federal Aid.$14,000,000) To Help Morale Is Being StartedTo Teach Aims Of (U.S.) Democracy |
D-6 |
| 11/16/1941 |
Prof. (Harvey W.) Zorbaugh (N.Y. University, School Of Education) Says Writing (Of History) Is Done To Meet Each Generation’s Needs (Does This Mean There Is No Absolute, Unchanging, True History?) |
D-6 |
| 11/16/1941 |
Cartoon: War’s Grim Irony (Finland-U.S. Attitude In 1939 & Again In 1941) |
E-2 |
| 11/16/1941 |
Washington And Tokyo Seen Near Showdown-Diet Meets In ‘Crisis’ Session |
E-3 |
| 11/16/1941 |
Neutrality Act Revision A Major Blow To Hitler |
E-3 |
| 11/16/1941 |
Goebbels Appeal (For The Necessary Sacrifices For A Long War) A Startling Move (Not Startling To The Germans!) |
E-4 |
| 11/16/1941 |
The Nazi Tide Laps Against The Vital Caucasus |
E-4 |
| 11/16/1941 |
Japan Near End Of Air Reserve-Present Lead Of 2-To-L Over Opponents Is Due To Shrink With Supplies Cut Off |
E-5 |
| 11/16/1941 |
Issues Of Peace Or War Now Raised With Japan |
E-7 |
| 11/16/1941 |
Cartoon: ‘Peace Mission To Washington’ (‘Gimme Everything Or Else’-But It Wasn’t The Japanese Who Demanded This!) |
E-7 |
| 11/17/1941 |
U.S. Cruiser Seizes Axis Ship Displaying American Flag-Scuttling Is Tried |
1 |
| 11/17/1941 |
Tojo Sets Terms, Demands We End Curbs On Japan (Text, P. 6) |
1 |
| 11/17/1941 |
Ickes Denounces ‘Traitor’ Activity-Assails ‘America First’ |
2 |
| 11/17/1941 |
Concentration Camps Multiply In Norway-Brutality Rife |
2 |
| 11/17/1941 |
New Peace Move Planned By Nazis-Turks Would Mediate |
3 |
| 11/17/1941 |
(Bishop O’hara) Pleads To Keep Americas’ Unity |
3 |
| 11/17/1941 |
Msgr. Sheet Says Nazi Paganism Menaces World Christianity |
3 |
| 11/17/1941 |
5 Sentenced To Death By Moscow Army Court (For Distributing Counter-Revolutionary Literature In Factory Where They Worked All This In 10 Lines Of Print In N.Y. Times) |
3 |
| 11/17/1941 |
U.S. Ships (Arming) Action Pleases Russians |
4 |
| 11/17/1941 |
Kurusu Prepares For Visit To Hull-U.S. Officials Skeptical |
7 |
| 11/17/1941 |
‘Showdown’ Near M’nutt Declares-Sees Mistake By Hitler-Dictator Made Blunder In Misjudging The U.S. |
7 |
| 11/17/1941 |
Advertisement, Full Page, The Committee To Defend America: ‘In The Name Of Common Sense’ |
9 |
| 11/17/1941 |
Freezing (Of Assets By U.S.) Holds Nazis’ Interest |
29 |
| 11/17/1941 |
Volume Is Small On Berlin Boerse |
29 |
| 11/18/1941 |
President (Roosevelt) Signs Ship Ban (Arming) Repeal (Of Neutrality Act) |
1 |
| 11/18/1941 |
Kurusu And Roosevelt Talk For Hour On The Far East Crisis |
1 |
| 11/18/1941 |
U.S.,Britain Form Post-War Policy |
1 |
| 11/18/1941 |
Curacao Gives Haven To Refugees (86 Jews) On Ship |
2 |
| 11/18/1941 |
Nazis Set Up Rule In Occupied Russia-Dr. Alfred Rosenberg Named Minister For East |
4 |
| 11/18/1941 |
Nazi ‘Peace Plans’ Derided In London (No Less So In Washington) |
5 |
| 11/18/1941 |
Allies Build Up Mid-Asia Power (Iraq-Iran Supply Routes To Russia) |
5 |
| 11/18/1941 |
London Lists 9 U.S. Fliers Killed In Action; 3 Others Are Missing, One Taken Prisoner |
5 |
| 11/18/1941 |
Showdown Held Nearer In Tokyo-Eyes Are On Washington |
6 |
| 11/18/1941 |
Alliance With U.S. Seen In Chungking-Awaits Burma Road Blow |
6 |
| 11/18/1941 |
Japan To Double Indo-China Force |
7 |
| 11/18/1941 |
Viereck Publisher (Flanders Hall, Inc.) Is Out Of Business |
10 |
| 11/18/1941 |
Guerrillas Widen Warfare In Serbia (Mikhailovitch Not Mentioned) |
11 |
| 11/18/1941 |
India Ships Soviet Aid Over New Iran Route-British Report First Big Cargo 5,000 Men Work On Road |
11 |
| 11/18/1941 |
Need For Quick Aid To Russia Stressed (By Mrs. Joseph E. Davies) |
13 |
| 11/18/1941 |
(U.S. Catholic) Bishops Condemn Nazis And Reds (Text, P. 22) |
22 |
| 11/18/1941 |
First Lady (Eleanor Roosevelt) Appeals For Unified People |
30 |
| 11/19/1941 |
Japanese Envoys Ask Instructions After Hull Talk-Nomura Still Hopeful |
1 |
| 11/19/1941 |
U.S. Army To Send Mission To Russia |
1 |
| 11/19/1941 |
Dill Retiring As British Army Chief; Brooke Gets Post In Wide Shake-Up |
1 |
| 11/19/1941 |
Food Shipment Urged For Feeding Europe |
2 |
| 11/19/1941 |
U.S.S. Omaha Asks Odenwald Libels (Disguised As A Ship From Philadelphia) |
3 |
| 11/19/1941 |
Dewey Would Repel Swastika Invasion |
3 |
| 11/19/1941 |
Priorities Set Up For Arming Ships (First Priority: Ships To England-Europe; Second: Red Sea; Third: South Atlantic Traders) |
3 |
| 11/19/1941 |
St John’s (Bishop William T. Manning) To Pray For Foes Of Axis |
4 |
| 11/19/1941 |
Stalin Invoked God’s Aid For U.S. At Kremlin Dinner For Officials-Struck Religious Note In Toast To Roosevelt-British-American Delegates Impressed By Soviet Leader’s Human Side |
6 |
| 11/19/1941 |
Mexican President (Comacho) Greets Roosevelt-Hope For An Oil Settlement (Confiscated U.S. Oil Properties) |
7 |
| 11/19/1941 |
(Martin) Dies Says Capital Has Influx Of Reds |
8 |
| 11/19/1941 |
(Lt. Gen. Ernst) Udet, Nazi Flier Dies In Accident (Strange Airplane Accident-A La Sikorski Et Al.?) |
9 |
| 11/19/1941 |
U.S. Civilians Stay At Shanghai Jobs |
9 |
| 11/19/1941 |
(Catholic Archbishop Mc Nicholas) Calls Nazi Way Alien To Church) |
11 |
| 11/19/1941 |
Australia Appeals To Workers In U.S.-Points To Nazi Menace |
12 |
| 11/19/1941 |
Picture: Maurice Wertheim |
15 |
| 11/19/1941 |
Full War Effort Urged On Canada |
36 |
| 11/20/1941 |
U.S. And Mexico In Wide Pact Set Oil (Compensation For Mexico’s Expropriation) Procedure (Text, P. 4) |
1 |
| 11/20/1941 |
New A. E. F. Looms (Former President Herbert) Hoover Asserts |
1 |
| 11/20/1941 |
U.S. Tanks Lead Big (African) Desert Drive (By The British) |
1 |
| 11/20/1941 |
Axis Executions Are Put At 100,000 (By Inter-Allied Board) |
2 |
| 11/20/1941 |
U.S. Aid To French Expected To Stop-Clarification Is Awaited |
2 |
| 11/20/1941 |
Winant Lauds R. A. F. At Eagle (U.S. Citizens Serving In R. A. F.) Luncheon |
3 |
| 11/20/1941 |
First Armed (U.S.) Ships To Go In A Week, All At Sea By Spring, Says Knox |
4 |
| 11/20/1941 |
Terms (Of Mexican Oil Expropriation Settlement) Rejected Oct. 2, Say Oil Men |
5 |
| 11/20/1941 |
Hull Chided Again (By Senator Shipstead, Minnesota) On Note To Finland (Alleged Threatening To Finns!) |
6 |
| 11/20/1941 |
Frankness On (U.S.) Foreign Policy Urged (By Emmett F. Connely) |
6 |
| 11/20/1941 |
Defeat Of Germany Viewed As U.S. Task (By U.S. Foreign Correspondents) |
8 |
| 11/20/1941 |
Japanese Adopt Milder Attitude-Press Also Curbs Tone |
10 |
| 11/20/1941 |
Japanese Envoys Still Await Word |
10 |
| 11/20/1941 |
Japan And Soviet In New Frontier Clash; 1 Russian Killed, 2 Captured, Domei Says |
10 |
| 11/20/1941 |
Burma Road Peril Stressed By Eden-Any Japanese Attack (Thereon) Would ‘Create A Grave Situation’ |
11 |
| 11/20/1941 |
India’s Status Held A Post-War Problem (By Leopold S. Amery) |
12 |
| 11/20/1941 |
Nazi Troops Lack Wool, British Say |
14 |
| 11/20/1941 |
Argentina Plans To Use (Seized) Axis Ships (Like All Other Latin American Countries Did Who Seized German Ships!) |
55 |
| 11/21/1941 |
U.S. Bars Terms Under Tojo Plan-Rebuff And Rebuke To The Premier Intimated |
1 |
| 11/21/1941 |
Churchill Maps Libyan Knockout |
1 |
| 11/21/1941 |
Picture: General Erwin Rommel Commands German Forces In Battle For Libya |
2 |
| 11/21/1941 |
Goebbels Repeats Long War Looms-Eventual Victory Seen |
3 |
| 11/21/1941 |
Eden Confident Of U.S. In Orient |
5 |
| 11/21/1941 |
Japanese Protest Again To Panama |
5 |
| 11/21/1941 |
Tokyo Diet Serves As Demonstration-General Talks Of Raids-Warns The People To Prepare For All Possibilities |
5 |
| 11/21/1941 |
Burma Boom Road Restores Morale (Of Chinese) |
5 |
| 11/21/1941 |
Food Shipments To Britain Grow ($300 Million Spent In Last Six Weeks-Nothing For France And The Other Countries!) |
9 |
| 11/21/1941 |
Pastors Stress Our Duty To U.S.-Our Tradition Is Hailed |
13 |
| 11/21/1941 |
Twenty Pastors Aid War Objector |
18 |
| 11/21/1941 |
College Women Meet In Havana-Picture: Dr. Virginia C. Guildersleeve (Presiding Officer At Convention-President Of Barnard [Columbia University] College) |
20 |
| 11/21/1941 |
Mexico Heartened By (Military) Accord With Us |
21 |
| 11/21/1941 |
Young Zionists (Junior Hadassah) Ask Jewish Statehood-Right To Fight Is Sought Convention At Boston(I Think ‘Statehood’ Might Have Been Even More Valuable To Them Than Being Part Of The British ‘Commonwealth’ As Zionists Had Wanted Earlier!) |
35 |
| 11/22/1941 |
Japan’s Parleys Wit Us Hit Snag; No Meeting Held-Reason Is Not Revealed |
1 |
| 11/22/1941 |
Showdown On Strike Expected Today-Sheriff Asks Aid-More Sympathy Strikes |
1 |
| 11/22/1941 |
U.S., Iceland Sign British Aid Deal |
1 |
| 11/22/1941 |
Nazi Labor Leader (Dr. Robert Ley) Warns Europe To Unite Or Be Crushed By American ‘Barbarians’ |
3 |
| 11/22/1941 |
Anglo-Soviet Task After War Joined (By Eden) |
4 |
| 11/22/1941 |
New Tokyo ‘Protest’ Not Sent To Panama-Believed For Home Consumption |
4 |
| 11/22/1941 |
Japan’s Diet Ends On Imperial Order-New Election Urged |
5 |
| 11/22/1941 |
(U.S.) Companies Again Refuse (Mexican) Oil (Expropriation Settlement) Pact |
10 |
| 11/22/1941 |
(Miss Sulamith Schwartz, Junior Hadassah, Boston) Links Free World To Free Palestine-Weizmann (Message) Gives Warning (Of Post-War Jewish Problem) |
12 |
| 11/22/1941 |
Mrs. (Dwight) Morrow Asks Fair Hearing For Honest Isolationists’ Views |
12 |
| 11/22/1941 |
U.S. May Put Curb On French Ships-Route Between Casablanca And Ports Here Is Likely To Be Ended |
32 |
| 11/23/1941 |
5-Power (U.S., Dutch, British, Chinese & Australians) Meeting Increases Hopes Of Pacific Peace-Envoys Back Us On Japan In Parley With Hull |
1 |
| 11/23/1941 |
Roosevelt Urges Strike Curb Again |
1 |
| 11/23/1941 |
Libyan Trap Holds-Nazis’ Main Tank Force Is Still In Pocket And Badly Battered |
1 |
| 11/23/1941 |
Vatican Eschews Political Choice |
5 |
| 11/23/1941 |
3 Senators Assail Navy’s Secrecy (On U-Boat Action Of U.S. Navy) |
6 |
| 11/23/1941 |
Nazi Cotton Industry Sees Aid In Conquest |
6 |
| 11/23/1941 |
Curtin Rules Out Australian Draft |
10 |
| 11/23/1941 |
400,000 Air Cadets To Be Sought In 1942 |
10 |
| 11/23/1941 |
Hitler Peace Bid Reported Staged-Early, Roosevelt Secretary, Warns Nazis Plan Parley Of European States-Sees Move For Puppets (‘Peace Without U.S.!’) |
14 |
| 11/23/1941 |
British Admonish Japan Once More |
15 |
| 11/23/1941 |
‘Victory Over War’ Is Urged In Japan-Nichi Nichi In Interview From Washington Sees Failure Of Kurusu Mission |
16 |
| 11/23/1941 |
(Dr. Liebman, Before Junior Hadassah) Says Jews Claim Huge Reparations (From Axis-’Germany’) |
17 |
| 11/23/1941 |
Nazis Execute 2,225 In Past Five Months-Acknowledged In Berlin For Areas Save Russia |
21 |
| 11/23/1941 |
U.S. Mission Chief (Brig. Gen. Russell L. Maxwell) Arrives In Cairo (U.S.) Technicians To Follow (Picture) |
24 |
| 11/23/1941 |
Nazis Regiment Workers-’Escape’ Is Not Possible-War Production Maintained By Rigorous System Of Labor Under ‘Contracts’ Nationals Of ‘Friendly’ States Get Privileges |
26 |
| 11/23/1941 |
Poles’-Premier (General Wladislaw Sikorski) Plans Parleys With Stalin Status Of Polish Forces In Russia Likely To Be Discussed |
28 |
| 11/23/1941 |
University Women Seek Closer Ties-Picture: Conference Of University Women In Havana |
30 |
| 11/23/1941 |
Mexicans Expect New Economics Era-But Oil (Expropriation Differences, Unsolved) And Debt Remain |
31 |
| 11/23/1941 |
Patriotism Urged In The Labor Crisis (By N.Y. City Rabbis) |
42 |
| 11/23/1941 |
Mexican Oil Bid No Bar To Treaty |
F-3 |
| 11/23/1941 |
U.S. Aluminum Production Rate To Top Output By Axis By Jan. 1 |
F-3 |
| 11/23/1941 |
Gold As Treasure Or Junk In Future |
F-3 |
| 11/23/1941 |
Legal Curbs On Unions Wait Roosevelt’s Signal |
E-3 |
| 11/23/1941 |
Johnson, Gerald W., Roosevelt, Dictator Or Democrat, Harper & Brothers, N.Y |
Book 1 |
| 11/23/1941 |
Planned Economy-And/Or Democracy-Elliott V. Bell |
Mag. 5 |
| 11/24/1941 |
U.S. Now Shooting, Harriman States-(German) U-Boats And Planes Attacked By U.S. Warships, He Says In London Broadcast |
1&15 |
| 11/24/1941 |
Nazis Convene Lo-Nation Parley |
1 |
| 11/24/1941 |
U.S.-Japan Talks At Critical Point In Bids For Truce-Both Sides See No Pacific War If The Balance Of Power In Europe Is Not Shifted-Hull Continues Silence |
1 |
| 11/24/1941 |
Papal Peace Bid Seen In Yule Broadcast |
1 |
| 11/24/1941 |
U.S. In War By Spring (Fulgencio) Batista Forecasts-Cuba First To Follow |
2 |
| 11/24/1941 |
Axis Is Cautious On Libya Fighting |
3 |
| 11/24/1941 |
1926 Records Reveal U.S. Ban On Soviet Aid |
3 |
| 11/24/1941 |
British (Australians) In Syria Ready For Nazis |
3 |
| 11/24/1941 |
Serb Units (Chetniks Under General Draja Mikhailovitch) Fight Armored Forces |
3 |
| 11/24/1941 |
Soviet Rail Shuttle Behind Front Seldom Disturbed By Nazi Planes |
4 |
| 11/24/1941 |
Lend-Lease Aid Exceeds Billion |
5 |
| 11/24/1941 |
(Sumner) Welles Pledges Full Refugee Aid-He Calls Hitlerism ‘Accursed’ Thing He Says This Country Will Join After The War In Providing New Permanent Havens |
5 |
| 11/24/1941 |
Jewish Army Lack Blamed On British (By Emanuel Neumann Before Junior Hadassah) |
5 |
| 11/24/1941 |
Col. (William J.) Donovan Censored (By U.S. Irish Societies) |
5 |
| 11/24/1941 |
U.S. Jews Urged To Aid Palestine (By National Labor Committee For Palestine, Convention) |
17 |
| 11/24/1941 |
French Concerns Join Reich Unit (I. G. Farbenindustrie) |
25 |
| 11/25/1941 |
U.S. Aid Given Free French; Ban Is Put On Vichy Africa |
1 |
| 11/25/1941 |
Berlin Widens Anti-Red Front-13 Nations Sign |
1 |
| 11/25/1941 |
United States Troops Sent To Dutch Guiana (Occupation) |
1 |
| 11/25/1941 |
Urgent Tokyo Note Sent To Kurusu; Hull Again Sees Four Allied Envoys |
1&8 |
| 11/25/1941 |
Men Describe Loss Of Reuben James |
5 |
| 11/25/1941 |
Serbs Battle Nazis In Fierce Contests (Chetniks Under General Draja Mikhailovitch) |
5 |
| 11/25/1941 |
(Louis Lipsky) Assails British Policy On Jews-Says Status Of Jews Should Be Settled Now, Without Waiting For Peace-At Baltimore (American Jewish) Congress |
6 |
| 11/25/1941 |
Hull Again Sees 4 (Supporting) Pacific Envoys |
8 |
| 11/25/1941 |
(Florida Senator Claude) Pepper Says War Is Near |
8 |
| 11/25/1941 |
Tobruk Siege (By British) Cost Australia 500 Men |
12 |
| 11/25/1941 |
Nazis Found Pinched By Economic Warfare (By U.S. & England) |
13 |
| 11/25/1941 |
Russian Imperialism The Foe, Nazis State |
16 |
| 11/26/1941 |
(William C.) Bullitt Is Named Near East Envoy |
1 |
| 11/26/1941 |
Kurusu Parleys Reveal No-Bases For Negotiations-Climax In Talks Is Believed Near Roosevelt Confers With Hull, Knox, Stimson-U.S. Consulate In Tokyo Again Warns Americans To Get Out Of Japan Promptly |
1 |
| 11/26/1941 |
Anti-Strike Bill Is Ordered Sent To House Friday (By House Labor Committee) |
1 |
| 11/26/1941 |
British Made Sortie Into France; Keyes Says His Plan Was Blocked (Keyes Says Churchill Ordered Him To Establish Commandos) |
1 |
| 11/26/1941 |
Buildings Of Jews To Be Sold In Paris |
2 |
| 11/26/1941 |
Stimson Charges Finns Hamper Aid (Of U.S. To Russia) |
6 |
| 11/26/1941 |
Britain Drops Plan For Army Of Jews |
7 |
| 11/26/1941 |
Tojo Bids Japan Fight To Victory-Anglo-Saxon Rule Scored |
8 |
| 11/26/1941 |
Lin-Yutang Sees U.S.-Japanese War |
8 |
| 11/26/1941 |
Japanese Newspapers Submit New Curbs; To Be ‘Public Utilities With National Mission’ |
8 |
| 11/26/1941 |
Intellectuals (In Havana) Hold Neutrality Is Wrong |
10 |
| 11/26/1941 |
13 Regimes Sign Anti-Red Pact (In Berlin) |
12 |
| 11/26/1941 |
Anti-Red Meeting Called A Prelude |
12 |
| 11/27/1941 |
U.S. Gives (‘Dictates’) Terms To The Japanese; Plan Clings To ‘Basic Principles’ |
1 |
| 11/27/1941 |
First U.S. Cargo Ship Is Armed Amid Both Secrecy And Fanfare (Pictures, P. 5) |
1 |
| 11/27/1941 |
Ribbentrop Cries Defiance At U.S.-Lays War To Roosevelt-He Charges President (Roosevelt) Forced Chamberlain To Reverse Policy After Munich |
2 |
| 11/27/1941 |
(U.S.) Army May Ferry Planes Over Sea (Army Air Corps Ferrying Command) |
3 |
| 11/27/1941 |
Churchmen Ask Defeat Of Hitler |
4 |
| 11/27/1941 |
Navy Is Planning Use Of Selectees (Draftees) |
5 |
| 11/27/1941 |
‘Reuben James’ (Own Depth) Bombs Exploded Under Men |
5 |
| 11/27/1941 |
Hirohito Receives Tokyo Ministers-Tojo Urges Sincerity |
6 |
| 11/27/1941 |
Japan Reported Willing To Leave China Areas Occupied In ‘Incident’ |
6 |
| 11/27/1941 |
Chiang (Kai-Shek) Says China Can Fight For Years |
6 |
| 11/27/1941 |
Nazi World Spying Is Told In Manual (In Copy Seized From An Agent, By Att’y. Gen. Francis Biddle) |
11 |
| 11/27/1941 |
Pro-War Leagues Headed By (Former Ambassador To Germany From The U.S., James W.) Gerard-Ex-Envoy To Germany Accepts Honorary Chairmanship |
14 |
| 11/27/1941 |
First Lady (Eleanor Roosevelt) Warns Of A Hitler Peace-War Declaration Hailed (By Author Rex Stout Of ‘Pen’) |
26 |
| 11/28/1941 |
Roosevelt Sees Tokyo’s Envoys (Nomura & Kurusu) As Japanese Mass In Indo-China-Talks Are Bogged |
1 |
| 11/28/1941 |
U.S. Marines Sail From Shanghai With Farewell Of Rain And Tears |
1 |
| 11/28/1941 |
Argentina Sells U.S. All Tungsten |
1 |
| 11/28/1941 |
Nazis Show Captive As Molotoff’s Son-To Dispute Charges Of Cruelty |
3 |
| 11/28/1941 |
British Transport Here With Warship Crews To Man (British) Vessels (Damaged In War Action And) Being Repaired In U.S. (Ship) Yards |
3 |
| 11/28/1941 |
Japan Sees End Of Negotiations-Blame Is Put Upon U.S. |
4 |
| 11/28/1941 |
Peace In The Pacific Is Australia’s Policy-U.S. Leadership Acceptable Says Foreign Minister (Dr. H. V. Evatt) |
4 |
| 11/28/1941 |
Finn’s Envoy Says Fight Must Go On |
6 |
| 11/28/1941 |
Goebbels Accuses Roosevelt Of Plots |
6 |
| 11/28/1941 |
Hotel Rooms ‘Rationed’ Under New Reich Rules |
6 |
| 11/28/1941 |
Picture: Transfer Point In Iran For Russia’s Supplies |
6 |
| 11/28/1941 |
Roosevelt Chooses (George S.) Messersmith (Author Of Many Questionable Affidavits At Nuernberg Tribunals) For Ambassador’s Post In Mexico (Former Educator In Public School Systems Of Pennsylvania & Delaware) |
7 |
| 11/29/1941 |
Japan Warned We Can’t Tolerate Any New Attacks In The Orient-War Seen Closer-President (Roosevelt) Off To Georgia-Roosevelt Says Arming Of Pacific Freighters Depends On Japan |
1 |
| 11/29/1941 |
(Manuel) Quezon Accuses U.S. On Defenses-Roosevelt Blocked Him, He Says-Asserts Philippines Are Not Ready For War |
1 |
| 11/29/1941 |
Willkie To Plead Case For U.S. Red |
1 |
| 11/29/1941 |
30,000 Japanese Move Southward-70 Transports |
3 |
| 11/29/1941 |
U.S. ‘Ultimatum’ Is Seen By Japan |
4 |
| 11/29/1941 |
Hull Views Finns As Hitler’s Allies |
4 |
| 11/29/1941 |
Japanese Prepare To Close 5 Banks (In New York) |
4 |
| 11/29/1941 |
Stern Chiang (Kai-Shek) Note To Us Reported Against Let Down In Aid To China |
4 |
| 11/29/1941 |
Republicans Veer To Willkie On War |
7 |
| 11/29/1941 |
Woman M. P. Tells Of Classless War |
12 |
| 11/29/1941 |
U.S. Canned Foods Ease British Diet |
12 |
| 11/29/1941 |
Women Criticized (By Mrs. Anna M. Rosenberg) On Defense Work |
12 |
| 11/30/1941 |
Tojo Would ‘Purge’ Orient Of U.S.-Roosevelt May Curtail Vacation-Hull Relays Data-Warning By Roosevelt |
1 |
| 11/30/1941 |
Vichy Orders Press To Save Newsprint |
2 |
| 11/30/1941 |
Ban On War Talks In Pulpits Asked (Gallup Poll) |
10 |
| 11/30/1941 |
War Declaration Urged (By Cornell University Professors) |
11 |
| 11/30/1941 |
Hull And Halifax Study Far East |
17 |
| 11/30/1941 |
Roosevelt Bares China Aid Record |
20 |
| 11/30/1941 |
Japanese Close Army Office Here |
21 |
| 11/30/1941 |
President (Roosevelt) Warns (Japan) We Stand United |
24 |
| 11/30/1941 |
Singapore Calls Troops On Leave |
26 |
| 11/30/1941 |
Peace With-Japan Is Asked In Prayer (By Rabbi Herbert S. Goldstein)-(German) Anti-Red Pact Scored |
26 |
| 11/30/1941 |
(Manuel) Quezon’s Charges Denied By (Roger N.) Baldwin (Director Of American Civil Liberties Union) |
28 |
| 11/30/1941 |
Finland Adopts Former (Pre 1939) Border |
35 |
| 11/30/1941 |
Mercy Killings (By Germany) Draw Vatican Paper’s Ire (German, Film, ‘Ich Klage An’) |
49 |
| 11/30/1941 |
‘Bridge Of Ships’ Is Rising Rapidly |
59 |
| 11/30/1941 |
Defense Lay-Offs Here Worry State |
59 |
| 11/30/1941 |
First Lady (Eleanor Roosevelt) To Join Phi Beta Kappa (This Is By Invitation, Not As A Result Of Academic Achievement!) |
59 |
| 11/30/1941 |
The News Of The Week In Review-New Tension In The Pacific |
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