01/01/1941 |
Hitler Sees Victory In 1941, Disavows World Conquest — Hits Democracies — Nazi Chief Reviles Them And Their Leaders As Responsible For War |
1 |
01/01/1941 |
(Dr. Nicholas Murray) Butler (Columbia University) Calls For Aid To Britain Sees U.S. Responsibility He Says We Must Give All Possible Help ‘Short Of Engaging In Military War’ |
10 |
01/01/1941 |
Swiss Press Sees Greater U.S. Help-Roosevelt Speech Said To Be Attempt To Prepare Nation For Any Eventuality-Armed Aid Held Logical |
12 |
01/01/1941 |
Sharp (Caustic) Replies Greet ‘America First’ Bid-Edna Ferber Releases Message On Keeping Out Of War (Or Rather Her Reply To Request For Support In Keeping Out Of War) |
12 |
01/01/1941 |
Nazis Turn Wrath On Roosevelt Talk-Press Accuses President (Roosevelt) Of Distorting Facts-Pictured As Fearing For Britain In Predicament Into Which He Led Her (Voelkischer Beobachter) |
16 |
01/01/1941 |
Social Security 52,000,000 |
17 |
01/01/1941 |
France’s Fall Laid To Military Chiefs (By De Saint Exupery) |
20 |
01/02/1941 |
Vandenberg (‘Isolationist’) Takes New Stand On War-Would Risk Getting In By All Aid To Britain If Hitler Refused Just Peace, He Says |
1 |
01/01/1941 |
British To Tighten Blockade Of Eire |
1 |
01/01/1941 |
Swedes Deny Aiding Nazis’ War Machine-Foreign Office Makes Reply To Statement In Roosevelt Talk |
4 |
01/01/1941 |
Smuts (Premier, Union Of South Africa) Predicts U.S. Will Enter War-Nazi ‘Menace’ Stressed |
6 |
01/01/1941 |
British War Needs Put In 5 Categories (Ships & Planes, Minerals, Steel, Food, Money) |
6 |
01/01/1941 |
Vigorous Upturn Seen For Business-All Pledge Defense Aid |
13 |
01/01/1941 |
CCC Trains Hundreds In Camp Food Service-Many Graduate Cooks And Mess Stewards Are Now In Army |
13 |
01/02/1941 |
National Defense Will Dominate 1941 |
35 |
01/02/1941 |
Monetary Gold Stock Of U.S.: $21,982,000,000 (Dec. 27, 1940) |
41 |
01/02/1941 |
Eire Raided Four Times, Dublin Hit (By Unidentified Planes)-German Bomb Found |
1 |
01/02/1941 |
British Get Planes Flown From U.S. |
1 |
01/02/1941 |
Von Papen Assails Roosevelt Speech |
4 |
01/02/1941 |
U.S. Security Seen Linked To Britain-Roosevelt Views Backed (By 68% Of Voters) |
4 |
01/02/1941 |
Appeal Made To U.S. To Mobilize For War (In Open Letter To Congress) |
4 |
01/02/1941 |
President (Roosevelt) Sending (Harry L.) Hopkins To Britain-Mission Linked In Surmise To Arms Lease Plan |
1 |
01/02/1941 |
Bremen Hit Again In All Night (R. A. F.) Raid |
1 |
01/02/1941 |
Roosevelt Starts Rush Plan To Build 200 Merchant Ships |
1 |
01/02/1941 |
Britain Obtained 970,000 Old (Surplus Army) Rifles (Claimed To Be Extent Of ‘Indirect Sales’ Since Oct. 15) |
5 |
01/05/1941 |
Pre-Examination Of Aliens Renewed |
1 |
01/05/1941 |
U.S. Public Ready For Defense Fight (War-Gallup Poll) |
19 |
01/05/1941 |
(Senator Carter) Glass (Virginia), 83, Demands Blow At The Nazis-Senator Declares He Wants Our Navy ‘To Blast Hell’ Out Of Germany-Backs Roosevelt Stand |
22 |
01/05/1941 |
France Resumes Talks With Nazis-Leahy Is Expected (In Vichy) Today |
33 |
01/05/1941 |
(Harry) Hopkins Confers On London Mission |
35 |
01/05/1941 |
(Burton K.) Wheeler (Isolationist’) Prefers ‘Gifts’ Of Our Arms He Denies It Is ‘Our War’ |
35 |
01/05/1941 |
Roosevelt’s Plea For Britain Hailed-Rabbis Praise Roosevelt For His Stand Look Ahead To Peace |
35 |
01/05/1941 |
British Cyclists (Commandos With Machine Guns Mounted On Bicycles) Said To Raid Nazis |
39 |
01/05/1941 |
Schools In Drive To Help British |
B-7 |
01/05/1941 |
New Congress In Mood To Back Up Roosevelt-Arthur Knock |
E-3 |
01/05/1941 |
Vital Decisions To He Made On Aid To Britain |
E-3 |
01/06/1941 |
Roosevelt To Give Aid To Britain Plan In Message Today |
1 |
01/06/1941 |
P. La Follette Hits Roosevelt On War |
4 |
01/06/1941 |
Nazis Are Buying Supplies In China |
5 |
01/06/1941 |
Japan’s Aims Linked To Those Of Germany |
5 |
01/06/1941 |
Zionists Approve Palestine Appeal |
18 |
01/07/1941 |
Roosevelt Asks All-Out Aid To-Democracies; To Send Them Ships, Planes, Tanks And Guns-Will Lend Arms |
1 |
01/07/1941 |
Roosevelt Pledge Hailed By British |
2 |
01/07/1941 |
President (Roosevelt) Sounds Sharp To Berlin-’Could Be Worse’ |
3 |
01/07/1941 |
Text Of Roosevelt Message |
4 |
01/07/1941 |
(U.S.) Navy Gives Names Of Ships Going To Britain In Bases Trade |
4 |
01/07/1941 |
(Lt. Gen. Hugh A.) Drum Sees U.S. On Way To Planned Society Britain’s Food Set Above Nazi Level |
6 |
01/07/1941 |
W. A. White Hails (Roosevelt’s) World Message |
6 |
01/07/1941 |
(Harry) Hopkins On His Way To London By Air (Picture) |
7 |
01/07/1941 |
(Joseph Patrick) Kennedy Jr. For Barter-Calls Dealing With Nazis Better Than Total War (U.S. Better Off Under A Barter System With A Nazi-Conquered Europe Than Engaging In A Total War On The Side Of Great Britain) |
7 |
01/07/1941 |
Black Tom Awards (From Alleged German Sabotage In World War I) Win In Final Test |
8 |
01/07/1941 |
(Admiral William D.) Leahy Meets Flandin (To Present His Diplomatic Credentials) ; Camera Men Barred |
12 |
01/07/1941 |
Nazi Police Purge Libraries In Paris-American Center Visited |
21 |
01/07/1941 |
Day’s Arm Orders Put At $87,760,093 |
30 |
01/07/1941 |
More (U.S.) Taxes Seen From British Aid |
37 |
01/08/1941 |
(Admiral William D.) Leahy Lets French Know Of Our Help |
1 |
01/08/1941 |
Picture: Bomb Damage In London |
3 |
01/08/1941 |
Bremen Confirms Damage By British |
4 |
01/08/1941 |
(Air Marshall Sir Hugh) Dowding Praises American Planes (Already Supplied To Britain) |
7 |
01/08/1941 |
Ann Morgan (President, Les Amis De La France), Back, Exhorts U.S. To End The Famine Peril In France |
8 |
01/08/1941 |
Steel Production At Peak Last Year |
27 |
01/08/1941 |
(Boy) Scout Chiefs Push Aid To Democracy |
40 |
01/09/1941 |
Nazi Press Brands Roosevelt Inciter |
1&5 |
01/09/1941 |
U.S. Refuses French Plea To Take Refugees; Reich Curb Called Bar To Orderly Emigration (Of ‘Many Races And Nationalities’) |
1 |
01/09/1941 |
(Admiral William D.) Leahy Is Welcomed Cordially By Petain |
4 |
01/09/1941 |
‘Warmongers’ Here (In Washington) Attacked By (William Allen) White |
5 |
01/09/1941 |
(Lord) Baden-Powell Dies; Boy Scouts’ Head-A Hero Of The Boer War |
10 |
01/09/1941 |
(Sumner) Welles Sees Oumansky (Russian Ambassador) |
10 |
01/09/1941 |
Swiss See U.S. At War-Roosevelt’s Message To Congress Called Tacit Declaration |
16 |
01/10/1941 |
U.S. Aid Is Decisive, Churchill Asserts |
1 |
01/10/1941 |
President (Roosevelt In Message) Reminds Petain Of ‘Liberty’ |
4 |
01/10/1941 |
Reich Says U.S. Pays For ‘Britain’s War-’Evasion’ Of Law Is Seen |
8 |
01/10/1941 |
(Howard Hunter) Says 400,000 In WPA Are In Defense Work (1,880,406 Men Total In WPA) |
10 |
01/10/1941 |
Hull Tells Basis Of Refugee Curb-Talks Now Called Futile |
11 |
01/11/1941 |
(Congressional) Bill Gives President (Roosevelt) Unlimited Power To Lend (U.S.) War Equipment And Resources |
1 |
01/11/1941 |
President (Roosevelt) Calls For Swift Action |
1 |
01/11/1941 |
Hoover And Dewey Criticize Aid Bill |
4 |
01/11/1941 |
Rabbit And Fish Leather Used By Nazis For Shoes |
5 |
01/11/1941 |
Spanish Paper Gibes At Hunger In America-Contrasts Our Unemployment With ‘Happy Lot’ Of The Germans |
6 |
01/11/1941 |
(Generalissimo Rafael L.) Trujillo Expands Land Gift (For Haven For European Refugees) At Sosua (Announced By James N. Rosenberg, President Of Dominican Republic Settlement Association) |
15 |
01/12/1941 |
Congress Leaders Willing To Study Aid-Bill (To Britain) Changes But Want Main Objectives-Landon Denounces ‘Slick’ Lease Plan |
1 |
01/12/1941 |
Germans Say Bill Flouts Hague Pact |
3 |
01/12/1941 |
Aid Bill Condemned By Chicago Tribune |
10 |
01/12/1941 |
U.S. (Built) Fighter Planes Down Nazi Bomber (Over England) |
15 |
01/12/1941 |
South Americans Due Here To Study |
17 |
01/12/1941 |
Russia Is Called Key To Outcome Of War (By William Henry Chamberlin Of ‘The Christian Science Monitor’) |
20 |
01/12/1941 |
German Language Is Heard In R. A. F. (Jewish Refugees Serve In Ground Crews Of R. A. F. Stationed In Greece) Homes Now In Palestine |
22 |
01/12/1941 |
Moscow Is Defiant Of New Nazi Deals-Serves Notice On Britain And U.S. That Soviet Is Free To Make Pacts Anywhere |
23 |
01/12/1941 |
(Robert H. Jackson) Delays Ousting Aliens-Submits 120 Names To Congress, Hints At More |
40 |
01/12/1941 |
Refugee (Jewish) Girl (Edith Stern, Studied In Stockholm, Traversed Siberia, Now In Buffalo, N.Y.) Hopes To Become A Nurse |
41 |
01/12/1941 |
Market Extension Pushed By Russia (Big Buyer Suddenly-Considered Not To Be-A Factor In Supplying Germany Because Of Supply Problems There Is An Earlier Report In This Connection, But I Did Not List It) |
F-1 |
01/12/1941 |
The President Moves To Meet The ‘Challenge To Democracy’ (H. R. 1776) |
E-1 |
01/12/1941 |
Berlin Now Discovers The Hague Conventions (See Entry Jan. 12, 1941, P. 3) |
E-3 |
01/12/1941 |
British Foresight Yields Planes Now-’Shadow Factories’ Sketched Out As Far Back As 1933 Are Real Plants Today |
E-5 |
01/13/1941 |
President (Roosevelt) Sets Up (Defense) Housing Division |
1 |
01/13/1941 |
Jewish Exodus (From Germany) Continues-Reich Lists Migration Of 4,755 (To South America, Palestine, Other European Countries) Despite War Restrictions |
2 |
01/13/1941 |
(Senator Burton K.) Wheeler Asserts (British) Aid Bill Means War |
5 |
01/13/1941 |
Palestine Appeal (For Refugees) Made ($12,000,000) |
5 |
01/13/1941 |
Gibson Here As (William Allen) White’s Successor (Committee To Defend America By Aiding The Allies), Surprised At Having Been Chosen |
5 |
01/14/1941 |
U.S. Acts To Bar Axis From Metals |
1 |
01/13/1941 |
Refugees Plead To Stay In Vichy (In Spite Of Food Shortages) |
4 |
01/13/1941 |
Finns Face Famine Official Warns U.S. |
8 |
01/13/1941 |
Soviet-Nazi Clash On ‘Spheres’ Seen (Russian Demands On Hitler) |
9 |
01/13/1941 |
Negro (Brig. Gen. Benjamin O. Davis) In New Command |
12 |
01/13/1941 |
Robert (E.) Sherwood Studies Fort Dix |
14 |
01/15/1941 |
Roosevelt Turns Ire On (Senator Burton K.) Wheeler |
1 |
01/15/1941 |
Germans’reprisals Open In Netherlands-Hostile Acts Against Nazis Will Be Punished |
2 |
01/15/1941 |
Pictures: Bomb Damage In London |
3 |
01/15/1941 |
Jews In Italy Restricted |
6 |
01/15/1941 |
Paris Jews Forced To Sell Properties |
7 |
01/15/1941 |
50 Refugees (47 Jews) Reach Dominican Republic |
7 |
01/15/1941 |
150,000 Spanish Refugees Still In France |
8 |
01/15/1941 |
German Exiles Face A Return To Europe-Visa Mix-Up Affects Hundreds Of Refugees, Travelers Say (German-Jews) |
10 |
01/15/1941 |
New Law (‘Voorhis Act’) In Effect On Alien Societies |
13 |
01/15/1941 |
(Col. Charles E.) Lindbergh Scored On (White) Race Culture |
13 |
01/16/1941 |
Hull Urges Fullest Aid To Britain Lest We Meet The Fate Of Norway-Peril In Quibbling (Text, P. 8) |
1 |
01/16/1941 |
Bombing Of The Richelieu At Dakar By British Suicide Crew Described |
3 |
01/16/1941 |
Dewey Denounces Lend-Lease Plan |
6 |
01/16/1941 |
Hull Says Aid Bill Violates No Law (Same Argument As He Used To Support Income Tax Amendment?) |
9 |
01/17/1941 |
Aid Bill Is Vital, Willkie Declares |
1 |
01/17/1941 |
Stimson Sees Danger Of Invasion If British Navy Be Beaten Or Taken; Hoover Urges Definition Of Powers (Text, P. 7) |
1 |
01/17/1941 |
Lake Of Fire Seen In Wilhelmshafen (After R. A. F. Raid) |
1 |
01/17/1941 |
Vichy Asserts British Pushed France Into War And Then Failed To Support Her (Did Not Mention American Promises!) |
4 |
01/17/1941 |
Gives Goering Ancestry |
4 |
01/17/1941 |
(Jewish Agency In Palestine) Plans Jewish Army For Britain |
4 |
01/17/1941 |
Japanese Angered By Hull Testimony |
5 |
01/17/1941 |
Reich Views Hull As ‘Master’s Voice’ |
6 |
01/17/1941 |
(Herbert C.) Pell (U.S. Minister To Portugal) May Be Shifted |
7 |
01/17/1941 |
Air Corps To Form A Negro Squadron |
10 |
01/17/1941 |
Paderewski Lauds U.S. For Polish Aid (?Potocki Papers?) |
20 |
01/17/1941 |
Hays (Movie Censor) Backs Film Against (Senator Burton K.) Wheeler (Who Accused Movie Makers Of ‘Violent Propaganda Campaign Intending To Incite The American People To The Point Where They Will Become Involved In War’) |
20 |
01/18/1941 |
Churchill Calls For U.S. Weapons, Not Big Overseas Armies, In 1941; Stimson Sees Crisis In 90 Days-Hopkins Is On Platform (With Churchill In Glasgow) |
1 |
01/18/1941 |
Effort To Involve U.S. (In War) Laid To British (By Senator Burton K. Wheeler) |
3 |
01/18/1941 |
(Richard G. Casey, Australia) Links Our Destiny To British Victory |
6 |
01/18/1941 |
Social Work Is Seen As Aid To Democracy (By Margaret Mead) |
6 |
01/19/1941 |
U.S. Acts To ‘Freeze’ All Foreign Assets Held In Banks Here |
1 |
01/19/1941 |
Nazi Flag Ripped From (German) Consulate (In San Francisco) |
1 |
01/19/1941 |
(Senator Carter) Glass (Virginia) Urges War On Reich At Once (Senator Gerald P. Nye Says 30 Senators Would Vote For War If Roosevelt So Wishes) |
30 |
01/19/1941 |
U.S. United In Hate Of Axis, Says (Secretary Of Navy) Knox |
33 |
01/19/1941 |
Text Of (Joseph P.) Kennedy’s Address Urging Passage Of A Less Drastic (Liberal) Lend-Lease Bill (For Britain) |
35 |
01/19/1941 |
Midwest Majority For Aid To Britain |
E-7 |
01/19/1941 |
(Senator Burton K.) Wheeler Retains Montana Loyalty |
E-7 |
01/19/1941 |
British Blacklist 28 Vessels In U.S. |
S-8 |
01/19/1941 |
Valtin, Jan (Richard Julius Herman Krebs, Born Darmstadt, Secret Agent Of Communist International), Out Of The Night |
Book 1 |
01/19/1941 |
Pictures: 30 Years With Roosevelt |
Roto. 3 |
01/20/1941 |
U.S. Regret Voiced In Nazi (Consulate) Flag Case |
1 |
01/20/1941 |
Zionists Own Army In Palestine Seen (By Nahum Goldmann, Jewish Agency For Palestine) |
2 |
01/20/1941 |
British Are Ready To Bomb Rumania-Oil Fields Vulnerable-(No Declaration Of War By Either British Nor Rumanians)-Diplomatic Relations Continue |
3 |
01/20/1941 |
Uruguay Bars Group Of (15 Jewish) Refugees On Ship (Crossed Siberia After Leaving Hamburg) |
5 |
01/20/1941 |
Vichy Stresses Need For Vital Medicines |
5 |
01/20/1941 |
U.S. Can’t Be Free Alone, Woll (Of A. F. Of L.) Says |
10 |
01/20/1941 |
(Rev.) Jones Says Devil Outwitted Hitler |
20 |
01/21/1941 |
British Invade Eritria (Italian Colony On Red Sea) |
1 |
01/21/1941 |
$12,000,000 Is Sought By Palestine Appeal (‘War Emergency Campaign For Palestine’) |
7 |
01/21/1941 |
(Col. William J.) Donovan In Sofia To See King Boris |
10 |
01/21/1941 |
Aide Denies Hitler Seeks World Rule |
11 |
01/21/1941 |
(London) Poles Launch Submarine (‘Sokol’-Sikorski Present) |
11 |
01/21/1941 |
Petain Said To Put No Hope In Britain |
12 |
01/21/1941 |
Many R. A. F. Pilots Ferry U.S. Bombers (Across Atlantic To England-Many Of These Were U.S. Citizens!) |
14 |
01/21/1941 |
U.S. Accumulating Raw Rubber (Hoard) Here |
15 |
01/21/1941 |
Refugee Flow Here Found 60% Christian-4 Years Ago, It Was 75% Jewish, Assistance Group (American Committee For Christian Refugees, Inc.) Reports |
17 |
01/22/1941 |
No Plan To Convoy, President (Roosevelt) States (Arms To England-But He Does Not State It Isn’t Already Going On!) |
1 |
01/22/1941 |
Russia Is Found Greatly Improved |
5 |
01/22/1941 |
(Col. William J.) Donovan Has Talk With Sofia Chiefs |
6 |
01/22/1941 |
Moscow Red Chief (Alexander Sherbakoff) Sees War Threats-Clash With Nazis Is Seen |
9 |
01/22/1941 |
First Lady (Eleanor Roosevelt) Urges Wider School (Building) Use |
13 |
01/23/1941 |
(Norman) Thomas Pictures Democracy Upset In Lend-Lease Bill |
1 |
01/23/1941 |
Palestine Jews Fight For Britain-8,000 Enlisted In Army-(Today Britain, Tomorrow Israel!) |
4 |
01/23/1941 |
Nazis Lay ‘Unrest’ (Rebellion) In Rumania To Foe (British) |
6 |
01/23/1941 |
(Richard) Wagner, Nazi Idol Is Held Son Of A Jew (By Ernest Newman, In Book) |
7 |
01/23/1941 |
Socialist Group Hits (Norman) Thomas View |
8 |
01/23/1941 |
World Is ‘Tired’ Dr. (Nicholas Murray) Butler Says-English-Speaking Peoples Must Hold Leadership (Picture) |
11 |
01/23/1941 |
(16 Non-Jews-Names) In Hebrew Who’s Who (1940) |
16 |
01/24/1941 |
Lindbergh Sees Stalemate So Urges Negotiated Peace |
1 |
01/24/1941 |
Poles Raid Nazis In Daring Forays (As Part Of R. A. F. Raid) |
3 |
01/24/1941 |
Yugoslav Leaders Receive (Col. William J.) Donovan (‘As A United States Observer’ On A Diplomatic Passport-No Mention Of Any Contact With Mikhailovitch) |
3 |
01/24/1941 |
Roosevelt Sending Aid To Chungking |
4 |
01/24/1941 |
Our Policy Suicide (Involvement In War By President Roosevelt-Robert M. Hutchins, University Of Chicago, Declares-Warns Us To Stay Out) |
5 |
01/24/1941 |
(Dr. James B. Conant) Calls Universities To Guard ‘Values’ |
5 |
01/24/1941 |
Lindbergh Called Pro-Nazi In Britain |
7 |
01/24/1941 |
Roosevelt Names (Dean) Acheson Hull Aide |
9 |
01/25/1941 |
Roosevelt Meets Halifax In Bay As He Arrives On New Battleship (The ‘King George V’) |
1 |
01/25/1941 |
Nazis Loose Blast Against Roosevelt-Aggression Also Charged |
2 |
01/25/1941 |
Lindbergh Praised By Reich Official |
2 |
01/25/1941 |
Educator (Dr. Harwood L. Childs, Prof. Of Politics, Princeton University) Advises (Diplomatic) Break With Reich |
7 |
01/25/1941 |
Nazi War Prisoner Taken (By U.S.) In Ogdensburg (Escaped From Canada) |
9 |
01/25/1941 |
Concert For Palestine (Histadrut) |
11 |
01/25/1941 |
Farmers’ Income Up To Nine Billion |
26 |
01/26/1941 |
Studebaker Gets ($50,000,000) Army Plant Order |
26 |
01/26/1941 |
Bullitt Denies Any Pledge (To France)-We Warned France Told Daladier That U.S. Would Shun War, Letter Shows (Text Of Statement To Press, P. 5) |
1&4 |
01/26/1941 |
Nazis Voice Scorn At (Col. William J.) Donovan’s Trip (U.S. Observer-They Are Well Aware He Is Organizing A U.S. Intelligence Operation [O.S.S.]) |
7 |
01/26/1941 |
(Col. William J.) Donovan Flies To Greece |
7 |
01/26/1941 |
Roosevelt Speech Hailed By Rabbis |
10 |
01/26/1941 |
Misery And Death In French Camps (Gurs Allegedly Contains Entire Jewish Population Of Baden-7,500) |
24 |
01/26/1941 |
Escaped Nazi Pilot Finds Haven In U.S.-He Will Be Deported(To Germany) |
24 |
01/26/1941 |
Palestine Appeal Asks $12,000,000 |
25 |
01/26/1941 |
End Of ‘Moral Embargo’ (On Russia) Aids Russian Relations (With U.S.) |
E-6 |
01/27/1941 |
Matsuoka Accuses Hull Of Distorting Case Of Manchuhia |
1 |
01/26/1941 |
Isolationists Seek To Force Nations To State War Aims |
1 |
01/26/1941 |
Palestine Session Backs Aid Policy-(Jewish) Homeland Is Supported (Want Jewish Commonwealth In British Empire) |
5 |
01/26/1941 |
Wilhelm (Ii) 82 Today; Studies War Steps |
17 |
01/26/1941 |
Basis For Peace Outlined By Knox-Greed Must Be Overcome |
18 |
01/28/1941 |
Halifax Declares War Aim Is ‘To Win’ |
1 |
01/26/1941 |
(Archduke) Otto And Trujillo Meet On Refugees |
2 |
01/26/1941 |
(French Ambassador) Henry-Haye Seeks Food For French |
3 |
01/26/1941 |
Belgian Famine Seen By Hoover |
3 |
01/26/1941 |
(Wheeler-Nye Resolution) Asks Questioning Of Belligerents (On Peace Aims, War Aims, Secret Treaties, Etc.) |
4 |
01/26/1941 |
Reich Divides Silesia (Into Two Provinces) |
7 |
01/28/1941 |
(Prince) Konoye Takes Onus Of War With China-Pledges Its End |
9 |
01/28/1941 |
Palestine Leader (Chief Rabbi Isaac Herzog) Here-To Enlist Aid in Transfer Of Jewish Scholars From Europe (To Palestine-1,500 Pupils & 200 Teachers) |
11 |
01/29/1941 |
Britain Must Quit Unless We Aid, Morgenthau Tells Senate Group |
1 |
01/29/1941 |
British Seek The Enlistment Of U.S. In Economic War On Axis And Allies |
1 |
01/29/1941 |
Picture: Kaiser Wilhelm Ii, Age 82, With Princess Hermine4 J. P. Warburg Asks Passage Of (Lend-Lease) Bill |
5 |
01/29/1941 |
Halifax Takes Up Leaks In (British) Blockade-Cotton Among Materials (Presumed To Get To Germany) |
6 |
01/29/1941 |
(Admiral William D.) Leahy Tells Vichy Britain Will Win |
7 |
01/30/1941 |
February Invasion Of Britain By Nazis Forecast In Vichy |
1 |
01/30/1941 |
End Of Lend-Lease Bill In June, 1943, Voted By House Committee Majority; Defense Costs Put At $28,500,000,000-Higher (U.S. National) Debt Asked |
1 |
01/30/1941 |
Yugoslavia Seizes Article On (Col. William J.) Donovan (‘President Roosevelt’s Special Envoy To Europe’-Organizing The ‘Office Of Strategic Services’) |
2 |
01/30/1941 |
Propaganda In Cuba Is Barred By Decree-Batista Seeks To Curb All Forms Of Totalitarian Expression |
2 |
01/30/1941 |
(Col. William J.) Donovan To See Generals (British Staff Officers In Turkey) |
5 |
01/30/1941 |
Japan Would Keep U.S. Out Of War |
6 |
01/30/1941 |
Vichy Papers Shun Leahy Statement (That Britain Will Win The War) U.S. Attitude Is Clearer |
6 |
01/30/1941 |
(Mrs. Vera M. Dean) Asks For War Of Ideas Against The Nazis |
7 |
01/30/1941 |
Franz Guertner, German (Justice) Minister (Dies, 59)-Schlegelberger Succeeds Him |
21 |
01/30/1941 |
Axis Powers Cut Their Funds Here |
33 |
01/31/1941 |
Hitler Tells Us Not To Interfere; Will Torpedo Aid Ships, He Says |
1 |
01/31/1941 |
Textual Excerpts From The Speech By Reichsfuehrer Adolf Hitler In The Sportspalast |
2 |
01/31/1941 |
Text Of The Majority Report Of Foreign Affairs Committee On Lend-Lease Bill |
4 |
01/31/1941 |
(Secretary Of The Navy Knox) Links Fate Of U.S. To British Fleet |
5 |
01/31/1941 |
Vast Aid To Britain Is Urged By (Sumner) Welles |
6 |
01/31/1941 |
Few Voters Back Lindbergh Views |
6 |
01/31/1941 |
‘Suspicious Submarine’ Reported At Grand Banks |
7 |
01/31/1941 |
Italian Press Charges British Killed Greek Premier (Metaxas-Considered ‘Pro-German!’) |
7 |
01/31/1941 |
1,000 More To Join Refugees’ Colony (At Sosua, Dominican Republic, Report By James N. Rosenberg-Rosenwald Family Donates $125,000) |
9 |
01/31/1941 |
(Admiral William D.) Leahy Guest At Luncheon Of American Press Group (In Vichy-Picture Taken With Petain) |
9 |
01/31/1941 |
Germans Can Ask (For U.S. Immigration) Visas-(U.S.) State Department Says Vacancies May Be Found In Quotas |
10 |
01/31/1941 |
U.S. Gold Stock Up $21,000,000 In Week |
25 |
01/31/1941 |
U.S. Incomes In ‘40 Above 74 Billions |
25 |