12/01/1941 |
Roosevelt Hurries Back In Crisis; Hull To See Tokyo Envoys Today-President (Roosevelt) Is Grim-U.S. Principles Rejected By Japanese As ‘Fantastic’ |
1&8 |
12/01/1941 |
4 Powers Ready, Washington Says |
1 |
12/01/1941 |
Nazi Plot To Rule Surinam Bared (By U.S. War Department); Berlin Agent In Internment Camp |
1 |
12/01/1941 |
Nazi ‘Best Seller’ Gives New Religion-Christianity Is Renounced |
2 |
12/01/1941 |
Beaverbrook Aim Is 30,000 Tanks-Stalin Urges Type Limit |
4 |
12/01/1941 |
(Florida Senator Claude Pepper) Holds U.S. Obligated In Palestine (Zionist) Project |
6 |
12/01/1941 |
Nazi Cruelty To Slavs Condemned By (British) Cardinal (Hinsley) |
7 |
12/01/1941 |
Singapore Placed Under Emergency |
9 |
12/01/1941 |
Americans To Fly (Patrol) Over Burma Road-Will Use Curtiss P-40’S-Veterans Corps Enlisted Under Chinese Flag To Patrol Vital Supply Line |
9 |
12/01/1941 |
Latins Seize Axis Vessels, Send Us Metals, Take Over (Axis) Airlines, Says N. A. Rockefeller |
10 |
12/02/1941 |
Japan Renews Talks But Capital Is Skeptical-Japanese See Hull |
1 |
12/02/1941 |
U.S. Tanks Finest In Libya; Rout Heaver Nazi Machines |
1 |
12/02/1941 |
War Declaration (By British) On Finns Impends-U.S. Backing (Of British) Looked For |
2 |
12/02/1941 |
Abcd Countries Alert In Orient (America-Britain-China-Dutch) |
4 |
12/02/1941 |
Japan Now Looks To U.S. For Reply |
5 |
12/02/1941 |
Willkie, For Refugees, Asks Freer Use Of Funds |
5 |
12/02/1941 |
Japan’s Imports Cut 75% By War-Reason For Mission Seen |
6 |
12/02/1941 |
Shanghai Americans Again Urged To Leave |
6 |
12/02/1941 |
Roosevelt Asks Japan’s Aim In Indo-China; New British Fleet Steam Into Singapore (How Long From England To Singapore?) |
1 |
12/03/1941 |
2 Capital Ships Lead Armada Into British Base In Far East |
1 |
12/03/1941 |
Britain To Draft 3,000,000 More Men |
1 |
12/03/1941 |
60 Held In Plot To Kill Il Duce |
1 |
12/03/1941 |
Japan Still Says U.S. Must Give In-Foreign Office Paper Leads Stand Against Yielding |
4 |
12/03/1941 |
British Bar Easing Of Curbs On Japan-Shun Peace Makers Role-Ready For Prompt Action |
4 |
12/03/1941 |
Picture: Crossroads Of The Far East Where The Clouds Of War Hang Low |
5 |
12/03/1941 |
British Dominions Are Watching U.S.-Japanese Parleys Intently |
5 |
12/03/1941 |
China Relief Held (Chinese) National Problem (By Methodist Missionaries) |
5 |
12/03/1941 |
(Otto Jeidels Of Lazard Freres & Co.) Says Reich’s Debt Is Near ‘18 Total |
7 |
12/03/1941 |
(Edward R.) Murrow Sees End Of War In Our Hands (Cbs Broadcast) |
9 |
12/03/1941 |
U.S. Role Studied At Petain Meeting |
10 |
12/03/1941 |
Anti-Semitic Laws Tightened In France |
10 |
12/03/1941 |
India Is Reported Getting U.S. Aid |
11 |
12/03/1941 |
Argentina Seeking To Thaw U.S. Credits |
11 |
12/03/1941 |
Churchill’s Statement On ‘Man Power Crisis’ (Labor Shortage) |
14 |
12/03/1941 |
U.S. Allocates Tin To Latin-America |
21 |
12/03/1941 |
(Louis) Lepke (Buchhalter) And 2 Aides Sentenced To Die |
52 |
12/04/1941 |
Hull Not Hopeful On Japan-No Common Ground |
1 |
12/04/1941 |
Big Fees Shown To Arms ‘Broker’ |
1 |
12/04/1941 |
U.S. Formalizes Its Aid To Ankara |
1 |
12/04/1941 |
U-Boats Beaten, Knox Intimates-Our Navy Much Expanded |
3 |
12/04/1941 |
(Archbishop Curley, Baltimore) Warns That Stalin Might Turn On Us |
3 |
12/04/1941 |
Japan Now Holds Indo-China Upset |
4 |
12/04/1941 |
Singapore Doubts Japanese Threats |
5 |
12/04/1941 |
Tokyo Reported Halting Troops |
5 |
12/04/1941 |
Polish Premier (Gen. Wladyslaw Sikorski) And Stalin Talk |
9 |
12/04/1941 |
India (Britain) Will Release Nehru And Others |
10 |
12/04/1941 |
Nazis Threaten Paris Reprisals-Medical Officer Is Shot (Wounded) |
14 |
12/04/1941 |
U.S. Not ‘Bluffing’ La Guardia Says |
16 |
12/04/1941 |
New Chicago Sun (Pro-Roosevelt) Begins Career |
27 |
12/04/1941 |
Bankers See Job In Post-War Era |
29 |
12/04/1941 |
189 More Names Put On (U.S. State Department’s) Black List-Trade With Them Barred (By Government) |
46 |
12/05/1941 |
Tokyo Reports Hull Plan Impossible; Japanese Hand In Their Reply Today |
1 |
12/05/1941 |
Axis Oil Reserve Near End, Red Army Expert Estimates |
1 |
12/05/1941 |
(U.S.) Put Victory Cost At 120 Billions (Of Dollars) |
1 |
12/05/1941 |
Riom Is Made Ready For (French) Defeat Hearing-To Begin Jan. 15 |
2 |
12/05/1941 |
A. E. F. ‘Plan’ Laid To Army And Navy-Chicago Tribune Asserts Joint Board Mapped Invasion By 5 Million In 1943 (Denied By Both Parties) |
3 |
12/05/1941 |
Japan To State Her Policy Today |
4 |
12/05/1941 |
‘Truce’ In Orient Rejected By U.S. On Japanese Moves In Indo-China |
4 |
12/05/1941 |
Tokyo Calls Home Envoys To Mexico |
4 |
12/05/1941 |
Australia Girds For Pacific War |
5 |
12/05/1941 |
Picture: Arrival Of U.S. Troops In Dutch Guiana |
5 |
12/05/1941 |
(Taber) Calls Big Fund Bill Warning To Japan-Proof That ‘We Mean Business’ |
5 |
12/05/1941 |
Serbian Patriots (Gen. Draja Mikhailovitch And His Guerrillas) Holding Up Nazis |
6 |
12/05/1941 |
U-Boat Believed Hit By U.S. Shell (By U.S. Tanker, Salinas, In Convoy) |
7 |
12/05/1941 |
Nazis Throw Veil Over Main Fights |
8 |
12/05/1941 |
Jewish Army Urged (By Dr. Samuel Harden Church, Who Made The Hitler Kidnap Offer, Carnegie Institute Et Al.) To Win Just Peace |
9 |
12/05/1941 |
India (Under British Control) Frees 500 Including Nehru-But Gandhi ‘Cannot Rejolce’ (Perhaps Lady Montbatten Can!) |
10 |
12/06/1941 |
Australia Takes More War Steps |
1 |
12/06/1941 |
Army Sent South-Only To Check China, Tokyo Replies To Roosevelt Query White House Is Silent |
1 |
12/06/1941 |
Britain Declares War On 3 Nazi Allies (Finland, Rumania & Hungary To Please Russia-And Roosevelt Regime) |
1 |
12/06/1941 |
Japan Confident Talks Will Go On |
2 |
12/06/1941 |
Japan Institute Here Is Closing |
2 |
12/06/1941 |
Vichy Says Japan Is Limiting Troops |
2 |
12/06/1941 |
Picture: Japanese Envoys (Nomura & Kurusu) Again Visit The State Department |
2 |
12/06/1941 |
Berlin Evasive On Japan-Not Up To Germany To Make Any Comment |
2 |
12/06/1941 |
Stimson Assail (Chicago Tribune’s) Telling War Plan-Implies (It Provides) Aid To Enemies |
3 |
12/06/1941 |
Pictures: Aboard A British Cruiser Undergoing Repairs At The (U.S.) Navy Yard In Brooklyn-Officers Give Ship’s Log Account Of British Cruisers’ (The ‘Phoebe’) War Activities (Damaged In The Mediterranean) |
3 |
12/06/1941 |
Turks Are Pleased With Aid From U.S. |
3 |
12/06/1941 |
2 More Germans Shot In France |
4 |
12/06/1941 |
(U.S.) Educators Split On Going To War-Dr. Hartmann (Pro-Neutral) Is Hissed (By Audience) |
4 |
12/06/1941 |
Russian War Held At Turning Point (In ‘Competent’ Vichy Circles) |
5 |
12/06/1941 |
Jewish Property Held (By Vichy) |
5 |
12/06/1941 |
3 Allies Of Nazis Say ‘No’ To Britain-’Unlawful And Unjust Demands (By British) To Cease Hostilities With Russia |
6 |
12/06/1941 |
Stalin And Sikorski Agree On Mutual Aid-Pact Pledges Alliance In War And Union In ‘Just Peace’ (Despite Katyn!) |
7 |
12/06/1941 |
Picture: Air Rad In Retrospect: Coventry A Year Later |
7 |
12/06/1941 |
‘Race Hatred’ Act Voided In Jersey |
8 |
12/06/1941 |
Planes Are Asked For The Americas-Congress Action Urged (By House Committee) |
9 |
12/06/1941 |
(William C.) Bullitt Is Added To Board Of (Directors Of) General Aniline And Film (German Firm Confiscated By Henry Morgenthau, Jr.) |
25 |
12/07/1941 |
Roosevelt Appeals To Hirohito After New Threat In Indo-China |
1 |
12/07/1941 |
Joint Plans (U.S., England, Australia & Dutch) Laid To Thwart Japan |
1 |
12/07/1941 |
U.S. Taking Over Finn’s Vessels (As If War Existed) |
1 |
12/07/1941 |
Navy Is Superior To Any, Says Knox |
1 |
12/07/1941 |
The International Situation |
1 |
12/07/1941 |
Japan Warned By Koo-Tokyo Cannot Be Unaware That ‘Abcd Front’ Is Ready, He Says |
2 |
12/07/1941 |
Japan Heralds ‘Supreme Crisis’-U.S. Is Held Aggressive-Press Intimates Efforts For Negotiated Settlement May Soon Be Abandoned |
3 |
12/07/1941 |
Manila Civilians Urged To Leave-Schools’ Closing Studied |
5 |
12/07/1941 |
War Work Draft Studied In Canada |
13 |
12/07/1941 |
Connecticut Worker (With British Army In Libya!) Bags Five Nazi Tanks |
15 |
12/07/1941 |
British Intern New Alien Foes |
18 |
12/07/1941 |
The British Notes To Three Powers (On Which It Declared War) |
19 |
12/07/1941 |
Jewish Group Gives $25,000 For Britain |
21 |
12/07/1941 |
Mussolini Saved By Plotter’s Fear |
22 |
12/07/1941 |
War Must Go On Chiefs Tell Finns |
24 |
12/07/1941 |
Yeshiva College Dinner-(Czech, Jan) Masaryk And Sol Bloom To Speak Next Sunday Night |
27 |
12/07/1941 |
Picture: American Ski Troops Train In The Adirondacks |
27 |
12/07/1941 |
Taft Asks Data On Army-Find Out ‘Full Extent’ Of Plans |
28 |
12/07/1941 |
Hungarian Papers Here Split On War-U.S. Policy Criticized |
29 |
12/07/1941 |
Hope Put In Union Of Central Europe |
31 |
12/07/1941 |
British Air Policy Is ‘Seige’ Of Reich |
33 |
12/07/1941 |
Break With Reich Urged (By Mexican Deputies In Mexican Congress) |
35 |
12/07/1941 |
Jersey C.I.O. Backs Roosevelt On War |
44 |
12/07/1941 |
U.S., Bolivia Sign Lend-Lease Pact |
47 |
12/07/1941 |
Litvinoff Lands; Flies To Capital |
54 |
12/07/1941 |
Bible’s Influence In War Stressed (By N.Y. C. Rabbis) |
58 |
12/07/1941 |
U.S. People Held Groping For Aims (By Anne O’Hare McCormick) |
64 |
12/07/1941 |
(Pan American) Clippers Start Service To Africa (From Miami) |
69 |
12/07/1941 |
U.S. Speeding Output Of Synthetic Rubber |
69 |
12/07/1941 |
(Nelson A.) Rockefeller Asks Atlantic Victory |
71 |
12/07/1941 |
U.S. War Effort Measured In Cash-63 Billion Authorized |
F-3 |
12/07/1941 |
Japan Rattles Sword But Echo Is Pianissimo |
E-3 |
12/07/1941 |
Nipponese Face War They Thought Impossible |
E-3 |
12/07/1941 |
Big Forces Are Massed For Showdown In Pacific |
E-4 |
12/07/1941 |
Anti-War Group Turns To Polls (Time Had Run Out!) |
E-8 |
12/07/1941 |
Koeves, Tibor, Satan In Top Hat (Franz Von Papen), Alliance Book Corporation, N.Y |
Book 6 |
12/07/1941 |
Feuchtwanger, Lion, The Devil In France, The Viking Press, N.Y., (Picture Of Feuchtwanger In French Prison Camp) |
Book 9 |
12/07/1941 |
The Making Of The American Officer |
Mag. 3 |
12/07/1941 |
Pictures: Leaders Of Our Armed Forces |
Roto. 1 |
12/08/1941 |
Japan Wars On U.S. And Britain; Makes Sudden Attack On Hawaii |
1 |
12/08/1941 |
Bulletin On Orient War |
1 |
12/08/1941 |
Hull Denounces Tokyo ‘Infamy’ |
1 |
12/08/1941 |
Tokyo Acts First-Declaration Follows Air And Sea Attacks On U.S. And Britain |
1 |
12/08/1941 |
Japanese Force Lands In Malaya |
1 |
12/08/1941 |
Japan, U.S. Close 88 Years’ Peace |
2 |
12/08/1941 |
Attacks Long Planned Evidence Indicates |
2 |
12/08/1941 |
Tokyo Informed Britain Is At War |
4 |
12/08/1941 |
Germany Delays Axis Pact Action |
4 |
12/08/1941 |
First Lady (Eleanor Roosevelt) Calls To National Faith |
4 |
12/08/1941 |
Burning Of (Japanese Embassy) Papers Watched By 1,000 (Picture) |
5 |
12/08/1941 |
(Senator Burton K.) Wheeler Backs A War On Japan |
6 |
12/08/1941 |
Japanese Seizure Ordered By (Att’y. General Francis) Biddle |
6 |
12/08/1941 |
Japan’s Holdings Here Impounded-Morgenthau Moves |
7 |
12/08/1941 |
Netherlands Join In War On Japan |
7 |
12/08/1941 |
Polish Offensive (In Concert With Russia) Looms (Says Sikorski) |
7 |
12/08/1941 |
Army, Navy Order Wide Censorship |
8 |
12/08/1941 |
Army, Navy Alert In Panama Zone-Japanese Are Arrested |
9 |
12/08/1941 |
Secretary Hull’s Statement, U.S. Note Of Nov. 26 And Japan:S Reply |
10 |
12/08/1941 |
Picture: Smiles Gone: Japanese Envoys Leaving State Department |
12 |
12/08/1941 |
Text Of Roosevelt’s Message To Hirohito |
12 |
12/08/1941 |
U.S. Peace Efforts Lauded By (Myron C.) Taylor |
12 |
12/08/1941 |
Canada Declares War Upon Japan |
14 |
12/08/1941 |
Costa Rico Joins In War On Japan-Mexico Sets Defenses |
15 |
12/08/1941 |
Pictures: Kimmel, Short, Mac Arthur & Hart |
16 |
12/08/1941 |
Atrocities Charged To Nazis In Greece (3,500 ‘Slaughtered’-Russian Accusations) |
18 |
12/08/1941 |
Advertisement, Fight For Freedom: Our Fight For Freedom Has Begun! Its Battle Cry Is Unity |
19 |
12/08/1941 |
Procope Defends Finns’ War Policy |
20 |
12/08/1941 |
Equal Pay, Work Urged For Women-’Dirty Jobs’ Foreseen |
26 |
12/08/1941 |
‘Every Sacrifice’ Pledged By C.I.O.-Lewis Is Condemned |
43 |
12/08/1941 |
Carnegie Grants Assisted Defense |
44 |
12/09/1941 |
U.S. Declares War, Pacific Battle Widens, Manila Bombed, 1,500 Dead In Hawaii, Hostile Planes Sighted At San Francisco-Unity In Congress |
1 |
12/09/1941 |
Large U.S. Losses Claimed By Japan |
1 |
12/09/1941 |
Picture: Roosevelt Signing Declaration Of War (Against Japan); Message To Congress |
1 |
12/09/1941 |
Surprise By Japan Repeats 1904 Tactics; Russia Also Was Struck Without Warning |
4 |
12/09/1941 |
U.S. Way Of Life Held Worth Any Sacrifice (In Congregation Emanu-El-Obviously Many Were Not Satisfied With That ‘Way Of Life’ At All!) |
5 |
12/09/1941 |
House Votes War; Miss Rankin ‘Nay’-Vote Of 388 To 1 |
6 |
12/09/1941 |
Unanimous Senate Acts (Votes War) In 15 Minutes |
6 |
12/09/1941 |
Drastic Control Marks War News |
7 |
12/09/1941 |
President’s (Roosevelt’s) Power Greatly Enlarged |
7 |
12/09/1941 |
Information Bans Invoked For War |
7 |
12/09/1941 |
China Goes To War With Axis States |
9 |
12/09/1941 |
Rome Backs Japan, Dodges War Issue |
10 |
12/09/1941 |
Pacifist Groups Shifts To Negotiated Peace |
11 |
12/09/1941 |
Britain Joins U.S. Against Japanese |
14 |
12/09/1941 |
Text Of Churchill’s Speech |
14 |
12/09/1941 |
(Axis) Allies Of Tokyo Evade War Issue |
16 |
12/09/1941 |
Netherland Army At Peak In Indies-Mobilization Is Completed, |
23 |
12/09/1941 |
Russia To Aid Poles Build Larger Army |
25 |
12/09/1941 |
Japanese On Coast Call War ‘Hara-Kiri’ |
28 |
12/09/1941 |
Japan Denounced By Carnegie Fund |
33 |
12/09/1941 |
U.S. Was Unprepared, Mrs. M’cormic Says |
37 |
12/09/1941 |
F.B.I. Rounding Up Germans In Nation (No War!) |
40 |
12/09/1941 |
Japanese Arrests In Country At 345 (Att’y. General Francis Beverley Biddle) |
40 |
12/09/1941 |
People Of Britain Misled About War-Millions Believed The ConflictCould Not Last Long |
44 |
12/09/1941 |
Students (At N.Y. City College) Endorse President’s (Roosevelt’s) Stand |
64 |
12/10/1941 |
Roosevelt Sees Long, World-Wide War (Text, Pp. 1 & 4) |
1 |
12/10/1941 |
2 Big British Warships Sunk, Tokyo Says |
1 |
12/10/1941 |
Navy Criticized As Caught Asleep |
1 |
12/10/1941 |
British Say Japan Can Last One Year |
5 |
12/10/1941 |
Censorship Rules Set By President (Roosevelt)-First, It Must Be True (Truth Was A Casualty Even Before The War In Poland!) |
5 |
12/10/1941 |
War’s Final Phase Is On, Vichy Feels |
7 |
12/10/1941 |
Pledge (Declaration Of War) By Hitler To (Japanese) Ally Awaited (By U.S.) |
9 |
12/10/1941 |
Rome Is Secretive On Pending Policy |
10 |
12/10/1941 |
Argentina Grants Us Special Status |
13 |
12/10/1941 |
Axis Aliens Held With Japanese (Pictures) |
30 |
12/10/1941 |
Japanese Firms Put On (U.S.) Blacklist-State Department Adds 70 Names |
51 |
12/11/1941 |
Luzon Invasion ‘In Hand’ Our Forces Say |
1 |
12/11/1941 |
Nehru Still Balks At Helping Britain |
3 |
12/11/1941 |
Army, Navy Get Control Of Radio |
3 |
12/11/1941 |
Berlin And Rome Curb U.S. Writers |
6 |
12/11/1941 |
(U.S. State Department) Warns Americans Of ‘Split Loyalty’ |
7 |
12/11/1941 |
Turkish Neutrality In New War Stated |
9 |
12/11/1941 |
Japan’s Oil Supply Held Year’s Needs |
9 |
12/11/1941 |
Nazi Parachute Spy Executed By British |
12 |
12/11/1941 |
Picture: As Cuba Joined U.S. In War Against Japan |
12 |
12/11/1941 |
Plots Of Japanese On Coast Revealed |
24 |
12/11/1941 |
Hull Sets Parley Of Latin Nations |
32 |
12/12/1941 |
U.S. Now At War With Germany And Italy-War Opened On Us-Congress Acts Quickly As President Meets Hitler Challenge |
1 |
12/12/1941 |
Our Declaration Of War (Signed Original On P. 5) |
1 |
12/12/1941 |
Axis To Get Lesson, Churchill Warns |
1 |
12/12/1941 |
Congress Kills Ban On An A. E. F |
1 |
12/12/1941 |
Hull Very Frigid To Visiting (Axis) Envoys-He Sends Them To Aides |
3 |
12/12/1941 |
Germany And Italy Declared War On Us |
4 |
12/12/1941 |
Textual Excerpts From The War Speech Of Reichsfuehrer in The Reichstag |
4 |
12/12/1941 |
Mexico Breaks Off All Axis Relations |
9 |
12/12/1941 |
British Relieved By Declaration (Of War-Germany Against U.S. & U.S. Against Germany) |
13 |
12/12/1941 |
America First (Organization) Acts To End Organization |
22 |
12/12/1941 |
President (Roosevelt) Thanks Political Leaders |
30 |
12/12/1941 |
Nations Fighting Axis Have Supremacy In Wheat, Oil, Coal, Iron Ore And Sugar |
30 |
12/12/1941 |
U.S. Censors Clamp Lid On Messages |
52 |
12/13/1941 |
Russians Rout Nazi Armies On Moscow Front |
1 |
12/13/1941 |
U.S. Seizes The Normandie And 13 Other French Ships |
1 |
12/13/1941 |
U.S. To Build ‘Arsenal’ In Eritrea To Arm Allied Forces In Near East |
1 |
12/13/1941 |
U.S. Flier (Capt. Colin P. Kelly, Jr.) Praised As A Hero In Death |
6 |
12/13/1941 |
Central America Now Fully In War |
7 |
12/13/1941 |
Reich To Register Americans Over 50 |
7 |
12/13/1941 |
2,541 Axis Aliens Now In (U.S.) Custody (On Att’y. General Francis Beverley Biddle’s Orders) |
8 |
12/13/1941 |
U.S. Posts (Treasury-Morgenthau) Agents At (General) Aniline Plants |
10 |
12/13/1941 |
(London) Poles At War With Japan |
10 |
12/13/1941 |
City To Demolish Japanese Pavillion (At N.Y. Worlds’ Fair) |
23 |
12/14/1941 |
Japanese Forces Wiped Out In Western Luzon; Wake, Midway Resist |
1 |
12/14/1941 |
100 Hostages Shot By Nazis In France (Retaliation For Attacks On German Soldiers) Billion-Frank Fine Levied On Jews Deportation Of Dissidents Ordered |
1 |
12/14/1941 |
(Swedish) Liner Kungshold Seized For (U.S.) Navy |
1 |
12/14/1941 |
Tojo Warns Japan Of Long, Hard War-’Intoxication By Initial Victories’ Should Be Avoided |
6 |
12/14/1941 |
(U.S.) Alien Curbs Aimed Only At Disloyal |
9 |
12/14/1941 |
French ‘Neutrality’ (Sic) Reaffirmed By Vichy |
9 |
12/14/1941 |
Roosevelt Holds Navy Conference-Hawaii Salvage Is Seen |
22 |
12/14/1941 |
Knox Returning From Honolulu-Silent On What He Saw-First Word Is For President (Roosevelt) |
23 |
12/14/1941 |
Full Part In Fight Is Urged By (N.Y. C.) Rabbis |
26 |
12/14/1941 |
Canada Prepares Intensified Draft (But Only Volunteers Could Be Sent Overseas!) |
27 |
12/14/1941 |
Mrs.(Eleanor) Roosevelt Advises Bombing Game For Young |
43 |
12/14/1941 |
All-Out War Aid Pledged By (Labor) Unions |
F-1 |
12/14/1941 |
Metals Needed Most By Japan-Copper Vital Necessity |
F-1 |
12/14/1941 |
War Finds This Nation Far From Unprepared |
E-3 |
12/14/1941 |
A United America Goes To War-A (Newspaper) Survey Of National Sentiment (From Various Regions-Little Changed From A Month Ago!) |
E-6 |
12/14/1941 |
Japanese Attack Unifies Americas |
E-7 |
12/14/1941 |
‘This War Cannot Be Won With Out A United People’ By Wendell Willkie |
Mag. 11 |
12/15/1941 |
Moscow Relieved And Gay After Beating Off Nazi Tide |
1 |
12/15/1941 |
CCC Camps Marked As Evacuee Havens (If Mass Evacuation Of Cities Is Required) |
12 |
12/15/1941 |
Warburg Reports On Jewish Relief |
15 |
12/15/1941 |
Hitler’s Aims Defined-Dr. S.S. Wise Sees Democracy, Not U.S. (Alone) Under Attack |
28 |
12/16/1941 |
President (Roosevelt) Lays Perfidity To Japanese Emperor-U.S. ‘White Paper’ |
1 |
12/16/1941 |
Knox Statement On Hawaii |
1 |
12/16/1941 |
Text Of President Roosevelt’s Message To Congress Reviewing Our Relations With Japan |
6 |
12/16/1941 |
Bund And Nazi Newspaper Offices Seized By Treasury (Morgenthau) Department |
31 |
12/17/1941 |
A. F. L. Asks Peace With C.I.O. In War, Forbids Any Strike |
1 |
12/17/1941 |
Typhus Outbreaks Menace Germans (Stockholm Report)-British Watch Disease |
1&10 |
12/17/1941 |
Roosevelt Hints At An Allied Staff-World Scope Is Stressed |
4 |
12/17/1941 |
(Pearl Harbor) Board Of Inquiry Set Up On Hawaii (Pictures; (Owen J. Roberts Committee) |
9 |
12/17/1941 |
Yamamoto Yearns To Dictate Peace (At White House)-Admiral’s Letter Quoted (‘Misquoted!’-He Said For Japan To Win, Japan Would Have To Dictate Peace In The White House-Typical U.S. Inflammatory Propaganda!) |
11 |
12/17/1941 |
Paris Bomb Kills 6 Gestapo Agents |
4 |
12/17/1941 |
(Leon) Henderson Curbs Guayule Rubber |
20 |
12/18/1941 |
Hawaii Naval, Army Air Commanders Ousted (Kimmel & Short-Picture, Pp. 1&3-Thus Begins A Long, Unending Attempt On The Part Of Both Men To Obtain A Public Hearing Of Their Cases And To Be Vindicated. They Died Still Under Suspicion, Betrayed By Their Superiors!) |
1 |
12/18/1941 |
Allied Manpower Twice That Of Axis; Census Rating 56,643,000 To 28,560,000 |
4 |
12/18/1941 |
(Sumner) Welles To Attend Americas’ Parley (In Rio De Janeiro, Brazil) |
7 |
12/18/1941 |
Vast Destruction In Moscow Area-Region Evacuated By Nazis Is Scorched Earth Of Debris And Dead (But The Russians Bragged About Its Being ‘Scorched’ When The Germans Entered It!) |
7 |
12/18/1941 |
British Hail Help Of U.S. Tank Men (Already In North African Fight) |
13 |
12/18/1941 |
Favor Guayule Plan For Getting (Natural) Rubber |
20 |
12/18/1941 |
War Censor Plan Avoids (World War I, George) Creel Type |
22 |
12/18/1941 |
City’s Foreign Born Is Put At 2,080,020 |
24 |
12/18/1941 |
Nazi Hormone Grip Is Broken By (U.S.) Court |
29 |
12/19/1941 |
Axis Rout In Libya |
1 |
12/19/1941 |
Picture: The President:S (Roosevelt’s) Pearl Harbor Fact-Finding Board At Work In Washington |
3 |
12/19/1941 |
President (Roosevelt) Confers With Top Officers |
3 |
12/19/1941 |
Rules On Jews Tightened (By Vichy-Travelling, Housing, Property, Etc.) |
5 |
12/20/1941 |
Nazi Diplomats Are Sent To (White Sulphur Springs) West Virginia Resort |
1 |
12/20/1941 |
Germans Crushed In Russian Drives |
1 |
12/20/1941 |
Hull Denies Curb On Hawaii (Naval) Patrols (Prior To Attack-But The Oil Available To Kimmel Was Limited!) |
3 |
12/20/1941 |
Germany Is Seen Short Of Labor; Italians Are Held To Need Food |
7 |
12/21/1941 |
Hitler Finds Foe Is Now ‘Superior’-He And Goebbels Ask People To Give Warm Clothes For Troops On Soviet Front |
1 |
12/21/1941 |
Vichy Is Neutral, Leahy Confirms |
12 |
12/21/1941 |
Picture: The President (Roosevelt), His Cabinet And War Aides |
24 |
12/21/1941 |
Text Of Goebbels’ Plea For (Warm) Clothing For The German Troops (In Russia-Newspapers Were Used To Insulate Thin Clothing, Shoes, Etc.) |
31 |
12/21/1941 |
Germany Still Heart Of Axis War Strength (And Main U.S. Target!) |
E-3 |
12/22/1941 |
Hitler Ousts Army Head (Von Brauchitsch), Takes Full Control (Text, P. 8) |
1 |
12/22/1941 |
Epidemic (Spotted Typhus) Indicated In Berlin Vicinity (And Llthuania-Swedish Report) |
2 |
12/22/1941 |
Germans Abandon Weapons In Russia (Front Source ‘With The Red Army’) |
9 |
12/22/1941 |
(Senator Desmond, N.Y. State) Asks Convicts Use To Make War Goods |
30 |
12/23/1941 |
Churchill In Unity Talk At White House (With Roosevelt) |
1 |
12/23/1941 |
Churchill’s Visit (To U.S.) Called Own Idea |
1 |
12/23/1941 |
(64% Of U.S. Believe) Germany Is Held Main Threat To U.S.-15% Put Japanese First (Gallup Poll) |
4 |
12/23/1941 |
(Sumner) Welles To Go By Air To Latin (Rio De Janeiro, Brazil) Conference |
6 |
12/23/1941 |
Singapore, Burma Long Feared War |
10 |
12/23/1941 |
(Edward) Corsi Heads Board On Enemy Aliens-Other Members Lawyers |
11 |
12/23/1941 |
(Harvard University’s Dr. James Bryant) Conant Demands Surrender By Axis-Negotiated Peace Barred |
12 |
12/23/1941 |
Big Field Is Seen For Women In War-Needed In Plan Plants |
28 |
12/24/1941 |
Japanese Land Strong Force South Of Manila |
1 |
12/24/1941 |
(London) Poles (Sikorski) Pledged To Fight (Along-Side Russia) |
4 |
12/24/1941 |
Japanese Caught In Hong Kong Trap |
7 |
12/24/1941 |
(Sumner) Welles (Not Cordell Hull!) Appointed (Rio De Janeiro) Parley Delegate (By Roosevelt) |
8 |
12/24/1941 |
(U.S.) Intelligence Unit (Under Col. William J. Donovan) Set Up In Britain (How Quickly It Was Brought About!) |
G |
12/24/1941 |
Peace Overture To Soviet Is Denied By Ribbentrop |
8 |
12/24/1941 |
(Executive) Order Setting Up Transport Agency |
10 |
12/24/1941 |
Educators To Plan How To Help War |
11 |
12/24/1941 |
Synthetic Rubber To Triple Output-120,000 Tons Yearly Goal |
12 |
12/24/1941 |
425 More Names Put On (U.S. State Department’s) Blacklist |
31 |
12/25/1941 |
Germany Tastes Defeat Ii-By Hanson Baldwin |
7 |
12/25/1941 |
Hear Nazis Shot 95 Jews (Held In France-Swiss Source) |
7 |
12/25/1941 |
Would Aid Alien Students (Now In U.S. Colleges) |
13 |
12/25/1941 |
10 Mistakes In War Listed By British (Gallup Poll) |
19 |
12/25/1941 |
Chrysler Completes First Bofors (40 Mm) Barrels |
22 |
12/26/1941 |
Influenza Epidemic Is Reported Among German Troops In Russia (Report From Bern) |
8 |
12/27/1941 |
Japan Completes Taking Hong Kong-Hong Kong Fated From The Outset |
6 |
12/27/1941 |
Senators Weigh Basis For Peace (Unbelievable! Lucas Advocates Japan Be Restrained 1,000 Years) |
6 |
12/27/1941 |
U.S. Outlines Stand On War Prisoners-Geneva Convention Will Be Followed |
8 |
12/28/1941 |
Short Wave Sets (And Cameras) Of Aliens Curbed (Order By U.S. Att’y. General Francis Beverley Biddle) |
4 |
12/28/1941 |
Reich Troops Told How To Fight Cold (In Russia) |
16 |
12/28/1941 |
Mexican Explains Avoidance Of War-U.S. Backing Is Stressed |
18 |
12/28/1941 |
Tojo Expects Borneo Oil-Says 70% Of Wells Can Be Repaired Quickly |
20 |
12/28/1941 |
Federal Control Called War Need |
23 |
12/28/1941 |
16 Finnish Vessels Taken Over By U.S. |
30 |
12/28/1941 |
Oil For Two Year War Conceded To Japan |
F-1 |
12/28/1941 |
Doubling Of Jobs In War Plants With Women Taking Part Is Seen |
F-1 |
12/28/1941 |
Dandelion (Kok-Sagyz) Looms As Rubber Source (Also Evaluated At Auschwitz-Rajsko-Natural Rubber Necessary For Tires) |
8 |
12/28/1941 |
Four Spotlight Navy Men/Four Spotlight Army Men (Stark/Marshall) |
Mag. 6&7 |
12/28/1941 |
Abcd Fighters |
Mag. 10 |
12/28/1941 |
War Of The Air Waves |
Mag. 12 |
12/29/1941 |
Eden Visits Stalin-Two-Week Moscow Talk |
1 |
12/29/1941 |
Control Of Money Held Allies’ Need |
5 |
12/29/1941 |
Davies, Joseph E., Mission To Moscow |
19 |
12/30/1941 |
Norse (Norwegian) Base Razed In (British) Commando Raid |
1 |
12/30/1941 |
Picture: Japan’s ‘Peace’ Envoys Off For Internment In (West) Virginia |
6 |
12/30/1941 |
Nazis Face Shortage Of 1942 Bread, Grain |
9 |
12/30/1941 |
‘Must Strike Hard,’ (Ex-Pacifist) Dr. Einstein Asserts |
9 |
12/30/1941 |
Germany’s War Potential-Manpower Shortage Is Believed Likely |
10 |
12/30/1941 |
U.S. Seen Arming At Record Speed |
12 |
12/30/1941 |
Use Sulfamic Acid To Rout Hay Fever (Ragweed) |
13 |
12/30/1941 |
State’s Teachers Rallied For War |
13 |
12/30/1941 |
Month’s War Cost Tops 1918 Record |
38 |
12/31/1941 |
(Admiral Sir Roger) Keyes’ Son (Col. Geoffrey Keyes) Is Slain In Bold Libya (British Commando) Raid (To ‘Kill Or Capture’ General Rommel-Sir Roger Keyes Organized The ‘Commandos’) |
1 |
12/31/1941 |
Lindbergh Volunteers To Serve On Active Duty In Army Air Corps-General Arnold Hails Offer(But Roosevelt Never Allows Him To Serve In The Army!) |
3 |
12/31/1941 |
Japanese Spies Showed The Way For Raid On Vital Areas In Hawaii |
3 |
12/31/1941 |
Gandhi Steps Down In War Policy Rift |
6 |
12/31/1941 |
U.S. Lists 29 Nations At War With The Axis; Figure Differs From Churchill’s In Speech |
6 |
12/31/1941 |
Henry-Haye (French Ambassador To U.S.) Sees Hull |
6 |
12/31/1941 |
Mexico Hears U.S. Seeks Refineries-Plan To Build There In Move To Treble Oil Output-Rubber Needs Also Cited |
9 |
12/31/1941 |
‘Refugees’ Linked To Nazi Spy Ring |
9 |
12/31/1941 |
No Tyranny In U.S. Is Seen By (Paul V.) M’nutt |
10 |
12/31/1941 |
War Dictatorship Of Industry Urged (By Donaldson Brown Of General Motors) |
11 |
12/31/1941 |
$46,344,900 Given In U.S. For War Relief (Jewish Joint Distribution Committee Gave $4,852,681) |
11 |