| 09/01/1939 |
German Army Attacks Poland; Cities Bombed, Port Blockaded; Danzig Is Accepted Into Reich-Hitler Gives Word-Accuses Warsaw Of Appeal To Arms-Free City Is Seized-Hostilities Begun-British Mobilizing-(Map) |
1 |
| 09/01/1939 |
Daladier Summons Cabinet To Confer |
1 |
| 09/01/1939 |
Hitler Calls The Reichstag ‘Bomb Will Be Met By Bomb’ (Text Of Speech, P. 3) |
1&3 |
| 09/01/1939 |
Soviet Ratifies Reich Non-Aggression Pact; Gibes At British And French Amuse Deputies |
1 |
| 09/01/1939 |
16-Point (Peace) Proposal Made By Germany-Offer ‘Rejected’ By Poland |
2 |
| 09/01/1939 |
Soviet Aid To Reich Held To Be Limited (London Report) |
2 |
| 09/01/1939 |
Paderewski Asserts War Guilt Is Hitler’s-Broadcast To American People Asks Sympathy For Poles |
2 |
| 09/01/1939 |
German Statement On (Polish) Negotiations |
2 |
| 09/01/1939 |
Britain Mobilizes; Limits Food Buying-Censorship Established-Full Naval Strength And Army And Air Force Reserves Are Called To Colors |
3 |
| 09/01/1939 |
Picture: A Lesson In War Condition For Children In Berlin (Children Wearing Gas Masks) |
3 |
| 09/01/1939 |
Reich Proclaims Penal Code In War-Soap Severely Rationed-Housewives Advised To Save It By Having Family Wash In One Kitchen Basin |
4 |
| 09/01/1939 |
(U.S.) Telephone Service To Europe Cut Off (By British)-All Cables Are Censored |
4 |
| 09/01/1939 |
American Legion In Paris Offers War Aid (Ambulance Service, Driving Munitions Trucks, Or Any Other Assignment By French Authorities) France |
4 |
| 09/01/1939 |
Premier (Abe) Says Japan Will Keep Reich Ties |
4 |
| 09/01/1939 |
Conscription Age Set At 17 In Russia |
5 |
| 09/01/1939 |
(Polish) Republic Is Menaced-By Jerzy Szapiro |
5 |
| 09/01/1939 |
Tokyo Doubts Soviet Can Be Reich’s Ally-It Is Held Russia Will Benefit By War Only If She Stays Out |
5 |
| 09/01/1939 |
Pictures: Poland’s Citizens Answer Call To Arms To Meet The German Threat Of Invasion (In Warsaw-Copy Of Polish Mobilization Poster-So Soon?) |
5 |
| 09/01/1939 |
Washington Views The Crisis Gravely |
6 |
| 09/01/1939 |
Pope Said To Urge Peace Conference-Pius Again Makes Appeal-Message Presented To Envoys Of European Nations And The United States |
6 |
| 09/01/1939 |
Polish Consulate Sees Calmness Here-100 Men Seek To Enlist (In Polish Military Service) |
6 |
| 09/01/1939 |
Canadian-U.S. Talks On Defense Sought (By Canadians) |
6 |
| 09/01/1939 |
(N.Y. Governor, Herbert Lehman) Bids Jews (Address To National Council Of Young Israel, On Rosh Ha-Shanah) Be Thankful (‘We American Jews Have Cause For Heartfelt Thanksgiving For The Blessings Of Peace And For The Privilege Of Living And Working In A Land Which Guarantees Religion And Civic Equality To All Its Citizens.’-Jews Of This Country Should Give ‘Help And Encouragement’ To Their Persecuted Brethren Abroad) |
6 |
| 09/01/1939 |
U.S. Voters Favor Poland (87%) In Survey (Gallup Poll-87% Of U.S. Voters Believe Hitler’s Claims Against Poland Are Not Justified) |
7 |
| 09/01/1939 |
Slovakia Demand Poles Return Land (Taken By Poland In Previous September) |
7 |
| 09/01/1939 |
‘Peewee Hitlers’ Found In America (By Martin Dies Committee) |
7 |
| 09/01/1939 |
21 Arriving On The American Clipper Tell Of Feverish Preparation For War Abroad (Picture: Douglas Fairbanks, Sr.) |
7 |
| 09/01/1939 |
Our Aviation Rules For War Are Ready-Bar Outfitting Raiders (Unless The Are British!) Ocean Services Are Expected To Continue-Clippers Get Permit For Bermuda Stops (For The Purpose Of Allowing The British To Censor U.S. Mail To Germany!) |
8 |
| 09/01/1939 |
Roosevelt (Family) Party Back From Europe (Aboard ‘Washington’) |
8 |
| 09/01/1939 |
Reich Completing Round-Up Of Its Ships (The ‘Bremen’ Too?) |
9 |
| 09/01/1939 |
Spy Net Tightened By Federal Men (But They Ignored ‘Intrepid’) |
9 |
| 09/01/1939 |
Rfc Can Finance Buying By Europe-Export Bank Ready To Aid Export Of Our Surpluses As (Jesse) Jones Sees No Ban In Law-No Munitions Of War |
10 |
| 09/01/1939 |
Navy Will Build Alaska Air Bases-Move Long Advocated (By Navy) |
10 |
| 09/01/1939 |
Japanese Fliers Land In Seattle (On Good-Will Flight)-Hostile Banners Raised-Fifty Demonstrators Appear Across Road From Airport, Demanding Boycott (The Text Relates Further That 3,000 Were There To Cheer The Fliers) |
11 |
| 09/01/1939 |
War Movie (‘Gone With The Wind’’) Scored By G. A. R. Veterans-Story Called ‘Distorted View’-Theater Boycott Urged |
15 |
| 09/01/1939 |
First Lady (Eleanor Roosevelt, Picture) Names The Liner America |
19 |
| 09/01/1939 |
War Threat Shock Partly Cushioned-Warnings Plain For Year |
12 |
| 09/02/1939 |
Britain And France Send Ultimatums; Warsaw Calls On Allies; Italy Neutral; Germans Attack Poles On 4 Fronts-London Threatens-Chamberlain Pins Guilt On Hitler-France Mobilizes-8,000,000 On Call-Poles Hold Fast, Warsaw Reports-Reich Closing In-Cities Bombarded |
1 |
| 09/02/1939 |
Roosevelt Pledge-He Promises Efforts To Keep U.S. Out Of War-Thinks It Can Be Done-Will Address Nation |
1 |
| 09/02/1939 |
‘War Industries’ Buoy The Markets Here; Stocks And Commodities Up, Bonds Slump |
1 |
| 09/02/1939 |
Germany Is Seeking Soviet-Tokyo Pact |
2 |
| 09/02/1939 |
Erin Mobilizing; Wants Neutrality |
2 |
| 09/02/1939 |
Full Mobilization Ordered By Swiss |
2 |
| 09/02/1939 |
Picture: Germany’s Army Head (Col. Gen. Walther Von Brauchitsch) Arrives To Lead The War Against Poland |
2 |
| 09/02/1939 |
Miss (Dorothy) Thompson Cut Off (Criticizing Hitler & Expressing Personal Opinion) |
2 |
| 09/02/1939 |
Pictures: German Invasion Of Poland |
3 |
| 09/02/1939 |
(All) Consulates Put In Busy Day (Many Attempting To Enlist) |
3 |
| 09/02/1939 |
Poles Accept War With Great Calm-End Of Fortnight Of Crisis Is Not Unwelcome-Action Of Allies Held Assured |
3 |
| 09/02/1939 |
Slovak Minister (To Poland) Shares Polish View On Protest (To Germany) |
3 |
| 09/02/1939 |
British Censorship Slows (U.S. News) Despatches-Cables And Radiogram Service Function, But Air Phone Virtually Is Cut Off |
3 |
| 09/02/1939 |
Westerplatte (Polish Fortress Near Danzig) Is Strong-To Withstand Long Siege (Can Bombard Danzig In Conjunction With Naval Ships) |
3 |
| 09/02/1939 |
Sober View Taken By French Who Accept War News Without Cheering |
4 |
| 09/02/1939 |
War Threat Finds Paris Courageous (But Not Enthusiastic!)-Many Reservists Leave |
4 |
| 09/02/1939 |
Cheering Commons Backs Chamberlain |
4 |
| 09/02/1939 |
London Likened To Besieged City |
4 |
| 09/02/1939 |
Viennese Are Resigned |
4 |
| 09/02/1939 |
Roosevelt Pleads For Bombing Curb-Britain And France Agree-Poland Endorses Stand But Says Germany Is Attacking Open Towns From Air |
5 |
| 09/02/1939 |
Death In Reich For Telling ‘False’ (Sic) Foreign Radio News |
5 |
| 09/02/1939 |
Statement Of Prime Minister Chamberlain To The House Of Commons |
5 |
| 09/02/1939 |
Hitler Is Expected To Reject (Anglo-French) Terms (Ultimatum)-’Little War’ Is Nazi Aim (Maybe ‘Police Action’) |
6 |
| 09/02/1939 |
Nazi Efforts Centered On Preventing Spread Of Conflict To The Rest Of Europe |
6 |
| 09/02/1939 |
Quick Nazi Victory Seen In Yorkville (By ‘German Language Population’) |
6 |
| 09/02/1939 |
Poland Resolute, Envoy To U.S. Says-Asks For Our Sympathy-Reveals Offers By Americans For Military Service |
6 |
| 09/02/1939 |
Roosevelt Delays On Congress (Special Session) Call-Awaits Developments Of Next Few Days In Europe Before Deciding On Extra Session |
6 |
| 09/02/1939 |
Picture: Hitler Tells The Reichstag He Has Moved Against Poland |
6 |
| 09/02/1939 |
Map: German Advances In Poland |
6 |
| 09/02/1939 |
Soviet Pact Signing Held German (‘Go Ahead’) Signal (For War, In Paris) |
6 |
| 09/02/1939 |
Steps To Protect (N.Y.) City In Event Of Any War Emergency Taken By Mayor-Laguardia Pushes War Safeguards |
7 |
| 09/02/1939 |
Canada Is Placed Upon War Footing |
7 |
| 09/02/1939 |
Picture: Berlin Recruits Men And Women For (Civil) Defense |
7 |
| 09/02/1939 |
Polish Organizations For A Council Here-350,000 Members Represented At Unification Meeting |
7 |
| 09/02/1939 |
Pictures: Executives In Washington Confer On Crisis (Hull & Sumner Welles-George Marshall & Harold Stark) |
8 |
| 09/02/1939 |
Picture: A German Refugee (Arnold Bernstein) Joins His Family (Total Number Of Four) Here |
8 |
| 09/02/1939 |
British White Paper On Correspondence With German Government Over Poland (Total Text Printed!-Rather Quick Printing Job!-See German White Book, Sept., 6, 1939, P. 20)9 Europe’s Turmoil Reflected At (World’s) Fair |
10 |
| 09/02/1939 |
U.S. Broadcasters Aim At Neutrality-Radio Becomes A Weapon (Compare William L. Shirer, Eric Severeid, Edward R. Murrow, Quincy Howe, Hans V. Kaltenborn, Etc.) |
17 |
| 09/02/1939 |
War Excitement Invades (Williamstown) Institute (Of Public Relations) |
32 |
| 09/02/1939 |
War Tension Felt On Clipper Flights |
32 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Britain And France In War At 6 A. M.;-To End Oppression-Premier Calls It ‘Bitter Blow’ That Efforts For Peace Had Failed-Demand On Reich To Withdraw Army From Poland Ignored (Text, P. 1) |
1 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Chamberlain Calls Empire To Fight |
1 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Hitler Won’t Halt Attack On Poles-Nazis Report Gains |
1 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Paris Authorized War Declaration-New Ultimatum Being Drawn |
1 |
| 09/03/1939 |
21 Civilians Killed In Raid On Warsaw-Women And Children Die As Bomb Hits Workers Apartment-State Of War Decreed |
1 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Bulletins On European Conflict |
1 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Soviet In Warning (To British & French)-British-French Action (To Support Poland) To Bring (Russian) Western (Polish) Border Revision Berlin Hears |
1 |
| 09/03/1939 |
More Power In ‘40 Is Asked By South |
2 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Roosevelt Lists Labors ‘‘Blessings’ (Under His Regime)-Holds He Aided Workers |
5 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Grain Value Here Enhanced By War-300,000,000 Bushels Of Wheat And Corn Under (Government) Loans, Go Up $12,000,000 In Day |
8 |
| 09/03/1939 |
(Nova Scotia) Bars First Lady’s (Eleanor Roosevelt’s) Effigy (In Show) |
8 |
| 09/03/1939 |
(Institute Of Human Relations) Open 3-Day Drive At Williams-Town-To Stress Common Aims-Must Work Together |
9 |
| 09/03/1939 |
City Bars (‘At This Time’) Crowds At All Consulates-Laguardia Says Battles Will Be ‘Fought In Europe Not In Streets Of New York’-Ready For Emergency |
9 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Outlook For War Aids (U.S.) Foreign Trade-July Total To Europe Up |
10 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Throngs (600) Apply At Reich Consulate (Many Were Citizens Of Germany Registering As Required By German Law) |
10 |
| 09/03/1939 |
(Benevolent & Protective Order Of Elks) Will Fight Propaganda |
10 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Germans Rush Gaily To Army, Believing Poland Will Be Crushed In 10 Days |
12 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Germans Mobilize In Festive Spirit-Expect To Crush Poland In 10 Days |
12 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Canada Confident On British Course-Radio Censorship Imposed |
12 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Hitler’s Tactics Stiffen British |
12 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Voters Are Divided On Neutrality Act (Gallup Poll-50% Of Voters Support Change In Neutrality Act) |
12 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Map: Germans Report Success In Penetration Of Polish Front |
12 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Germans Do Not Believe Attack On Poland Will Lead To World War, Journalist (Virginia Cowles) Reports |
12 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Parliament Irked Over Delay As Chamberlain Reported (French) Hitch In Fulfilling Pledges-London Delayed Action On (Polish) Pledge-No German Reply Seen (From Berlin To London In Answer To British Ultimatum) |
13 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Speeches By Chamberlain-Opposition Statements |
13 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Neutrality Is Asked By Steuben Society-French-British Propaganda Inquiry Also Urged |
13 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Berlin Stays Calm Under War Curbs |
13 |
| 09/03/1939 |
(Henry) Morgenthau (Jr.) To Fly Home (From Halifax, Nova Scotia) |
13 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Roosevelt And Hull Delay Decision On Proclaiming A State Of War In Europe-U.S. Defers Move On Neutrality Act-President (Roosevelt) Speaks Today |
14 |
| 09/03/1939 |
London Kills Zoo Snakes Lest Air Raid Free Them |
14 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Hitler Promises Limited Bombing |
14 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Closer Japanese Tie To U.S. Prophesied (In Tokyo) |
14 |
| 09/03/1939 |
M’adoo Sees Long War-Thinks United States Is Likely To Become Involved |
14 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Plea To People For Reich-German-American League (Cleveland, Ohio) Asks Them To ‘Defeat Hitler’ |
14 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Stock Boom Goes On; Values Are Up 1 To 6 |
14 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Neutrality Voted By Dail At Dublin |
15 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Map: Probable Location Of (Belligerent) Ships At Sea Of Nations ‘In Crisis’ |
15 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Elliott Roosevelt Urges We Be Calm |
15 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Paris Is Stripped And Ready For War |
16 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Text Of Premier Daladier’s Address Before The Chamber Of Deputies-Text Of Lebrun’s Message |
16 |
| 09/03/1939 |
(New York City] Rabbis Denounce Nazi Aggression-Anti-Semites Ridiculed-German-Soviet Pact Viewed As Disproof Of Jewish Link With Communism |
17 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Portugal Will Try To Remain Neutral |
17 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Departure Of Hastily Camouflaged Ships For European Ports Continues Here |
17 |
| 09/03/1939 |
(Indiana Representative, Louis) Ludlow To Fight To Keep U.S. Our (Of War)-(War) Referendum Author To Press For Amendment-Mayor (Laguardia) Eulogizes (Polish) Stand |
17 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Sympathy In Crisis Cheers Poles’ Day (At N.Y. World’s Fair) |
18 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Ties Between American Nations Stressed In (Pan-American Union) Exhibit At The (World’s) Fair |
18 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Foreign Study Is Upset By War |
d-5 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Educators Plan Aid To Teachers |
D-6 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Runaway Market Held Possibility (Of War) |
F-7 |
| 09/03/1939 |
U.S. To Push Trade With Latin America (To Take Over Large German Market There) |
F-7 |
| 09/03/1939 |
The News Of The Week In Review |
E-1&2 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Vast Powers Put In Hands Of President (Roosevelt)-Policy And Commerce Controls Vested In Him By Law Can Guide Nation Out Of Conflict Or Into It-Democracies Can Be Favored |
E-3 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Big Problem Is Raised By Italian Neutrality-Question Of Oil Is Important |
E-3 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Can The United States Keep Out Of The War |
E-3 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Cartoon: Anti-Hitler, ‘One American Idea Of An Address By Hitler’ (87% Of The Americans’ Ideas) |
E-3 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Map: The Continent Of Europe Becomes Again The Theater Of War |
E-4 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Germany’s Hope Seen As The Fait Accompli |
E-5 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Who Started The War? The Answer Of Events-Harold Callender |
E-5 |
| 09/03/1939 |
The Propaganda Of War (German, Ww-Ii & Allied, Ww-I) |
E-5 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Maps: The Reich Map Through Two And A Half Decades (1914, 1919, And 1939-Showing That Present-Day Germany With Austria Has More Territory Than Germany Had Alone In 1914) |
E-6 |
| 09/03/1939 |
‘Better Get It Over’ Londoners Say |
E-6 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Hitler Strikes Again At Versailles Treaty-His Attack On Poland Aimed At Final Destruction Of A Document That Has Been Much Revised Since 1919-John C. De Wilde |
E-6 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Picture: Japanese Premier Nebuyuki Abe |
E-6 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Hitler’s Life Has Been A Relentless Struggle |
E-7 |
| 09/03/1939 |
British Cartoon: After ‘Siegfried’ Comes ‘Goetterdaemmerung’ |
E-7 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Cartoons: (Virulently Anti-Hitler), (5) Steps On Hitler’s Road To War |
E-7 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Tension Of Today Recalls 1914 Bolt-World Caught Off Guard |
E-7 |
| 09/03/1939 |
British Cartoon: Utter Despair (Of Civilization) |
E-7 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Picture: Rudolf Hess (Nazi No. 3-After Goering) |
E-7 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Letters: (U.S. Gov’t.) Control Of Education |
E-8 |
| 09/03/1939 |
The Nazi Threat To The World-Two Books (Also Anti-German Cartoon) |
Book 1 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Benes, Eduard, Democracy Today And Tomorrow, Macmillan Co., N. Y |
Book 3 |
| 09/03/1939 |
Churchill, Winston, Step By Step, G. P. Putnam’s Sons, N.Y.,-Winston Churchill Retraces The (British) Road To Disaster |
Book 9 |
| 09/03/1939 |
The Enigma Of Germany And Russia-Walter Duranty (Paris) |
Mag. 1 |
| 09/04/1939 |
British Liner Athena Torpedoed, Sunk; 1,400 Passengers Aboard, 292 Americans; All Except A Few Are Reported Saved-Hit Off Hebrides-British Navy Acts-It Cuts Off Entrances To The Baltic, North And Mediterranean Seas (Establishes The British Blockade Of Europe-List Of American Passengers On ‘Athena’)-(U.S.) Capital Is Shocked (Over Sinking But Apparently Not Over The Establishment Of The Blockade) |
1 |
| 09/04/1939 |
Roosevelt In Plea-Calls All To Unity-’Even A Neutral’ May Judge, He Says (Text, P. 6-Picture) |
1 |
| 09/04/1939 |
President’s (Roosevelt’s) Aide (Secretary, Steven Early) Notes Liner (‘Athena’) Had Refugees (Canadians & Americans) Not Munitions |
1 |
| 09/04/1939 |
Hitler With Army On Eastern Front |
1 |
| 09/04/1939 |
Poles Charge Aerial Gas Attacks On Cities As Germany Agrees To ‘Humanize’ (Sic) The War |
1 |
| 09/04/1939 |
Poles Report Gain-Shell German Area-But (German) Invaders Announce Wide Advances |
1 |
| 09/04/1939 |
Text Of Hitler’s Reply To British Ultimatum |
2 |
| 09/04/1939 |
Hitler’s Appeal To Nation |
2 |
| 09/04/1939 |
Proclamation To German Troops |
2 |
| 09/04/1939 |
Hong Kong Germans Interned By British |
2 |
| 09/04/1939 |
Berlin Is Soberrd By War Situation |
3 |
| 09/04/1939 |
Reich To Respect Irish Neutrality |
3 |
| 09/04/1939 |
British Note Made War Declaration-Formal Statement Handed To German Envoy In London By Foreign Office Executive |
3 |
| 09/04/1939 |
Franco Asks Foes To Localize War |
3 |
| 09/04/1939 |
U.S. Envoy’s (A. J. Drexel Biddle’s Summer) Home (On Outskirts Of Warsaw) Bombed In Warsaw (Incendiaries) |
3 |
| 09/04/1939 |
Picture: Flame And Wreckage Mark The Advance Of The German Army In Poland |
3 |
| 09/04/1939 |
Reich ‘Blitzkrieg’ Is Now Ruled Out (By British And French) |
3 |
| 09/04/1939 |
General Pershing Silent As He Studies War News |
3 |
| 09/04/1939 |
Pictures: How Londoners Received The News That A Crisis Had Ended And A New Great War Had Begun |
4 |
| 09/04/1939 |
Raid Alarm Halts Chamberlain Talk |
4 |
| 09/04/1939 |
All Civil Forces In France Ready-Police Detain Suspects |
4 |
| 09/04/1939 |
Germany Agreed In 1935 To Keep Submarine Rules (Of London Naval Treaty, Regardless Of Whether The Other Powers Agreed To Do So Or Not!) |
5 |
| 09/04/1939 |
Ex-Kaiser Follows War With Aid Of Pins On Map |
6 |
| 09/04/1939 |
Canada Declares Automatic Entry (Into European War) |
6 |
| 09/04/1939 |
Australia At War, Resolved To Win-Reviews Hitler’s Record |
6 |
| 09/04/1939 |
Russia Refuses Reply On Position-Neutrality Is Indicated |
6 |
| 09/04/1939 |
Britain Tightens Up On Resident Aliens-Germans Must Report To Police |
6 |
| 09/04/1939 |
Chamberlain Talk Announcing War |
8 |
| 09/04/1939 |
Daladier Rallies France To Combat-Faith Is Placed In Army (Text, P. 8) |
8 |
| 09/04/1939 |
(Winston) Churchill Heads British Admiralty-(Lord Maurice) Hankey Is Also Chosen (Picture-’The Man With A Thousand Secrets’) |
8 |
| 09/04/1939 |
Commons Accepts War Confidently-Churchill Stirs House-Lloyd George Supports Stand Of Government-Only Two (George Lansbery, A Pacifist, & John Mc Govern, A Socialist ?) Members Voice Dissent (Text Of Speeches By Churchill & Lloyd George) |
8 |
| 09/04/1939 |
Map: Poles Report Fighting On Foe’s (Germany’s) Soil (North Of Breslau) |
9 |
| 09/04/1939 |
(American) Legion Head Asks Full Neutrality (In War)-Landon Pleads For Unity-La Follett Upholds Our Embargo On Arms (To All Belligerants) |
11 |
| 09/04/1939 |
Churchill A Foe Of Hitler Since ‘33-(Lord Maurice) Hankey A Valued Adviser |
14 |
| 09/04/1939 |
Links With Europe Still Functioning-Cable And Wireless Facilities Remain In Operation Here Despite War Outbreak |
14 |
| 09/04/1939 |
Bulletins On European Conflict |
14 |
| 09/04/1939 |
Balkans Planning Neutrality Bloc |
15 |
| 09/04/1939 |
(Fritz) Kuhn (German-American Bund) Says Hitler ‘Can Lick World’ (What He Said Is Not Clear. He May Have Said England And France Instead Of ‘World.’) |
17 |
| 09/04/1939 |
World Federation Is Urged By (Columbia University’s Dr. Nicholas Murray) Butler (Also Of Carnegie Endowment For International Peace)-Wants U.S. To Take Lead-Only Hope Of Ending War Lies In Abandoning National Sovereignties, He Says |
19 |
| 09/04/1939 |
(English Presbyterian, Rev. Dr. Donald) Davidson Views Hitler As Doomed-Britain’s Stand Upheld (In N.Y. City Sermon At 5th Avenue Presbyterian Church) |
20 |
| 09/04/1939 |
Propaganda Called Major Peril To U.S. (By Rev. Walton E. Cole, Unitarian Church) |
20 |
| 09/04/1939 |
Dr. Fey (Of Disciples Of Christ) Criticizes ‘Force’ Doctrine-God Is On Neither Side In The Present Struggle, He Says |
20 |
| 09/05/1939 |
French And British Attack Germans On Wide Fronts (In Drive On West Wall)-2 Reich Battleships Hit In Air Raid On Wilhelms Haven; Stories Of Athena Rescue Told, U.S. Curbs Travel |
1 |
| 09/05/1939 |
British Raid Fleet-Leaflets Dropped And Chamberlain Speaks To German People |
1 |
| 09/05/1939 |
Hull Issues (Travel Curtailment) Order-Neutrality Edicts |
1 |
| 09/05/1939 |
Bombs Drop On Neutral Denmark (Unknown Plane, Possible Allied) |
2 |
| 09/05/1939 |
(German-American League For Culture, Cleveland, Ohio) Ask Wiedeman Recall (Wiedemann, A Consul In U.S. Was Former Commanding Officer Of Adolf Hitler And An Advisor) |
2 |
| 09/05/1939 |
(Eduard) Benes Pledges Czech Aid (To Britain) |
2 |
| 09/05/1939 |
Many Here Seek To Serve In France |
3 |
| 09/05/1939 |
Reich Subscribed To Curb On U-Boats (London Naval Treaty Of 1930) |
4 |
| 09/05/1939 |
(J. P.) Morgan Indicated As British (Purchasing) Agent (As In World War I)-Avoids Flat Statement |
5 |
| 09/05/1939 |
Control Of Aliens Applied In Britain |
6 |
| 09/05/1939 |
Chamberlain’s Speech To Germans |
6 |
| 09/05/1939 |
South Africa Rent Over (Pro-British) Stand In War |
9 |
| 09/05/1939 |
Special (Anti-Sabotage) War Squad Set Up By (N.Y. City) Police |
9 |
| 09/05/1939 |
(German Veteran) Ends Life (In Jersey City) Over War (By Use Of Poison] |
9 |
| 09/05/1939 |
Trotsky Condemns German-Soviet Pact |
10 |
| 09/05/1939 |
(Polish President Ignace) Moscicki Thanks Britain For Help |
10 |
| 09/05/1939 |
Germans Cut Off Polish Corridor-Warsaw Concedes Loss Of |
2 |
| 09/05/1939 |
Key Cities (Bromberg & Graudenz) There |
12 |
| 09/05/1939 |
Incidents In European Conflict |
12 |
| 09/05/1939 |
Franco Proclaims Strict Neutrality |
13 |
| 09/05/1939 |
Neutrality Voiced By 3 Balkan States |
14 |
| 09/05/1939 |
Urges German Revolt (Because Of ‘Monsterous Crime Against Peace And Humanity’) |
14 |
| 09/05/1939 |
All Americas Act In Concert On War-Neutrality Is Key Policy (In Western Hemisphere) |
15 |
| 09/05/1939 |
Sale Of Munitions Opposed By (Massachusetts Senator, David I.) Walsh (Chairman Of Senate Naval Affairs Committee) |
17 |
| 09/05/1939 |
Text Of Hull’s Travel Restriction Order |
17 |
| 09/05/1939 |
Polish Legion Here Stands By Roosevelt |
18 |
| 09/05/1939 |
War Is Held A Spur To Gold Flight Here |
19 |
| 09/06/1939 |
Germans Shell Warsaw, Residents In Flight-Nazi Drive Is Swift-Government Flees The Capital In Face Of A Land-Air Blow-Front Reported Broken-Army Chief (Smigly-Rydz) Is Said To Offer To Quit |
1 |
| 09/05/1939 |
U.S. Neutrality Proclaimed; Arms Embargoed; Ban By Roosevelt-President (Roosevelt) Separates His Counsel To Citizens From Arms Ruling (Text, P. 2) |
1 |
| 09/05/1939 |
Markets Here Rise-War Stocks Boom-Heaviest In History As Investors Rush For Bigger Profits |
1 |
| 09/05/1939 |
Athenia Was Shelled-Rescued Say Submarine Fired On Them After Torpedo Blast (Berlin Denied Attack-Suggested Mine Or British Submarine)-44 Of Ship Missing |
1 |
| 09/05/1939 |
Serious Disorders Reported In Reich (French & Swiss Reports) |
1 |
| 09/06/1939 |
France Attacking (Germany) To The Northeast (Mosel Area) |
1 |
| 09/06/1939 |
South Africa Votes Break With Germany; Gen. Smuts Succeeds (‘Replaces’) Hertzog As Premier |
1 |
| 09/06/1939 |
Text Of President Roosevelt’s Proclamation On American Neutrality |
2 |
| 09/06/1939 |
Text Of The President’s (Roosevelt’s) Proclamation Placing An Embargo On The Shipping Of Arms (To Belligerents) |
3 |
| 09/06/1939 |
Britain And Reich Lose Ships At Sea (From Naval Action) |
3 |
| 09/06/1939 |
Roosevelt Puts Our Ships In Open-He Decides On Plain Marking As Warning To Attackers |
4 |
| 09/06/1939 |
Americans (From ‘Athena’] Whose Fate Is Known (List) |
4 |
| 09/06/1939 |
Survivors Certain About Torpedoing |
5 |
| 09/06/1939 |
Britain Continues Leaflet Bombing |
5 |
| 09/06/1939 |
Argentines Discard Sympathy For Reich |
5 |
| 09/06/1939 |
Germans Report Control Of Silesia-Driving Toward Cracow (Map) |
6 |
| 09/06/1939 |
German Group (German Labor Delegation In The United States-Many Former Social Democrats From Germany) Here Joins Fight On Hitler |
7 |
| 09/06/1939 |
Map: ‘All Quiet On The Western Front’ |
7 |
| 09/06/1939 |
Reich Troops Hit At Polish Snipers-Act To Round Up All Civilian Males Behind Their Lines After Deadly Shooting-One City (Czestochowa) ‘Cleaned Up’ (Report Of American Journalist-’Sudden Burst Of (Polish) Gunfire’) |
8 |
| 09/06/1939 |
Messages In Code Still Sent To Reich |
8 |
| 09/06/1939 |
How Polish Names Are Pronounced |
8 |
| 09/06/1939 |
Egypt Is Now Placed On Full War Footing-Germans Taken Into Custody |
10 |
| 09/06/1939 |
Morgenthau Adds Advisors (To Expanding Treasury Department Functions) In Crisis |
11 |
| 09/06/1939 |
Picture (In Front Of French Consulate In N.Y. City): They Seek To Fight For France |
11 |
| 09/06/1939 |
300 Citizens Of U.S. Volunteer In France |
11 |
| 09/06/1939 |
Many Volunteers Visit Consulates (Mention Of German Citizens Only In Regard To Their Obligation To Register At Their Consulate-Enthusiasm For Allies!) |
11 |
| 09/06/1939 |
Scan War Effect On World Cotton |
12 |
| 09/06/1939 |
Britain Lists Contraband (For Blockade-Absolute & Conditional) |
13 |
| 09/06/1939 |
50,000 In Palestine Volunteer For War-Jews Ready To Assist Britain |
13 |
| 09/06/1939 |
Propaganda Curb Is Urged (By Elliott Roosevelt) For Radio-Elliott Roosevelt Asks Head (National Association Of Broad-Casters) To Put Matter Before The F. C. C |
14 |
| 09/06/1939 |
Japan Tells Envoys Of Neutral Stand |
14 |
| 09/06/1939 |
Inspection Set Up (On Basis Of Order By Roosevelt) At Panama Canal-All Cargo Ships Covered |
14 |
| 09/06/1939 |
Incidents In European Conflict-Germans Deny Partition Plans With Russia |
16 |
| 09/06/1939 |
Reich Commissars Of Defense Named-Goering Fills New Posts |
17 |
| 09/06/1939 |
Gandhi Reveals He Made Personal Plea To Hitler (Supports Britain According To Article) |
17 |
| 09/06/1939 |
Philippine Germans Held Anti-Hitlerite-Fear Of Reprisals Keeps Them Silent-Quezon Stands By U.S. |
18 |
| 09/06/1939 |
U.S. Plan To Use World War Ships-Reconditioning Of 116 Obsolete Destroyers To Enforce Neutrality Is Studied (Some Of These May Have Been Given To England By Roosevelt Later) |
18 |
| 09/06/1939 |
British Provocation Of Germany Alleged |
18 |
| 09/06/1939 |
Zionists Back Britain (Chaim Weitzmann, ‘The Jews Will Stand By Great Britain And Will Fight On The Side Of The Democracies.’ |
18 |
| 09/06/1939 |
Britain Corners Australian Wool-London To Buy Whole Clip |
19 |
| 09/06/1939 |
(German-American) Bund Here Called Agency Of Reich (By Warner Brothers Pictures Brief-In Reply To Suit Against Them By Fritz Kuhn) |
19 |
| 09/06/1939 |
White Book Issued To Justify Hitler-Polish Terror Charged-Responsibility For Starting War Ascribed To Britain’s Unwilling-Ness To Parley (Text Not Published! See Full Text Of British White Paper, Sept 2, 1939, P. 9) |
20 |
| 09/06/1939 |
Orders For Steel Pour Into America-Japan Offers Shunned |
33 |
| 09/06/1939 |
Japanese Switch (Truck Factory) Order From Reich |
31 |
| 09/07/1939 |
Poles Hold Germans In Battle For Warsaw-Poles Halt Tanks-Thrusts Of Foe Beaten Off-But Battle Rages On |
1 |
| 09/07/1939 |
French Invade Reich; Blow At Westwall-Advances Of 7 Miles In Several Sectors Are Reported By Paris-600 Tanks Are Used |
1 |
| 09/07/1939 |
British Land In France (Surely Now Something Will Happen!) |
1 |
| 09/07/1939 |
Roosevelt Plans Early Congress Session-A Neutrality Step-President (Roosevelt) Sees Need Of Fast Revision In Ban On Sale Of (U.S.) Arms (To Belligerents) |
1 |
| 09/07/1939 |
Five (U.S.) Banks Attach Reich Assets Here |
1 |
| 09/07/1939 |
First Nazi Planes Approach England |
1 |
| 09/07/1939 |
Nazi Army’s Speed Seen As A Surprise-In Less Than A Week German Forces Have Reached Gates Of Poland’s Capital |
2 |
| 09/07/1939 |
Westerplatte (Polish) Defenders Repulse Attacks From Sea, Air And Land-70-200 Polish ‘Suicide Groups’ Shatter Two German Attempts |
2 |
| 09/07/1939 |
Pictures: The German Chancellor At The Front With His Troops In Poland |
3 |
| 09/07/1939 |
Paris Expects Policy Of U.S. To ‘Evolve’-Views Neutrality Arms Embargo As A Matter Of Present Law (Apparently Changeable) |
3 |
| 09/07/1939 |
Sees (German) Advance Slowed-Ex-Warsaw Correspondent (M. M. Nowinski) Says Germans Face Bad (Polish) Roads |
3 |
| 09/07/1939 |
French See Reich Invaded This Time-Evil Dreams Of Bombing Raids At Outset Are Dispelled-British Aid Immediate-News From The Front Assures Man In Street That Army Is Not On The Defensive-Air Defense Is Stressed |
4 |
| 09/07/1939 |
Map: Start Of Operations On The Western Front |
4 |
| 09/07/1939 |
Map: German Armies Drive Deeply Into Poland |
4 |
| 09/07/1939 |
New ‘Leaflet Raid’ Is Made (Over Germany) By British |
4 |
| 09/07/1939 |
Nazis Place Honor Guard At The Tomb Of Pilsudski (In Cracow) |
4 |
| 09/07/1939 |
U.S. Mails To Europe Will Be Continued (German Mail To Be Routed Through The British Blockade To Amsterdam) |
4 |
| 09/07/1939 |
125 On The Athenia Not Accounted For |
5 |
| 09/07/1939 |
U.S. Airmail Link Sought By Japan |
5 |
| 09/07/1939 |
Red Cross Will Aid Arriving (‘Athenia’) Refugees |
5 |
| 09/07/1939 |
U.S. Assigns 4 Ships To Aid Evacuation-Other Vessels To Assist |
6 |
| 09/07/1939 |
Reich Peace Move In West Is Hinted (Berlin Report)-Nazis Mild Toward Paris |
6 |
| 09/07/1939 |
Hitler ‘Reported’ (By Professor Harry C. Steinmetz, Social Psychologist) As Mentally Ill-Professor H. C. Steinmetz Says This Statement Was Made By A (Unnamed) ‘Leading Physician’ |
7 |
| 09/07/1939 |
All Local Offices Called To Spy Hunt-President (Roosevelt) Asks Nation’s Police And Sheriffs To Help Fight On Espionage And Sabotage-Reports To Be Given FBI (See Stevenson, William, A Man Called Intrepid) |
8 |
| 09/07/1939 |
White House Parley On (Intergovernmental Committee For) Refugees Stands-(Myron C.) Taylor (U.S. Delegate), After Seeing President (Roosevelt), Says Meeting Will Be Held |
10 |
| 09/07/1939 |
German Casualty Rate In Poland Given As Low |
10 |
| 09/07/1939 |
Washington Undecided On Course If Our Neutrality In War Is Violated-Officials Prefer To Await Specific Acts By Belligerents Rather Than Fix A General Rule-Two Cases Already Studied |
12 |
| 09/07/1939 |
Capital Clarifies Neutrals’ Status-They Must Convince U.S. Army Purchases Are Not To Be Sent To Belligerents |
12 |
| 09/07/1939 |
U.S. Coast Patrol Swings Into ActioN-116 Old Destroyers Used-Presence Of Belligerent Craft In Our Waters To Be Reported By Scouting Fleet |
13 |
| 09/07/1939 |
Bermuda Excepted In (U.S.) War Travel Ban-U.S. Citizens May Also Go To West Indies On Combatant Ships |
13 |
| 09/07/1939 |
4 Child Refugees (Jews) Here From Austria-At (Hias) Immigrant Shelter-They Are On Way To Join Their Guardian (Max Rosenberg) In California |
15 |
| 09/07/1939 |
Japan Seen Joining Anti-German Block (By The Chinese) |
15 |
| 09/07/1939 |
Panama Canal Put Under (U.S.) Army Rule |
15 |
| 09/07/1939 |
Roosevelt Bars Censorship Here |
16 |
| 09/07/1939 |
Polish Consulate Bars Enlistments-20 American Youths Offer To Enlist But Are Refused On Neutrality (Act) Grounds |
17 |
| 09/07/1939 |
‘What’s Use Of Goering?’ Offered As A (British) War Song |
17 |
| 09/07/1939 |
(German Consul, Fritz) Wiedemann Out Of Club (After Protests In U.S.-Wiedemann Had Been Hitler’s Superior In World War I And Was Still His Good Friend And Confidant) |
17 |
| 09/07/1939 |
Reds Here Predict Hitler Downfall-Pact Viewed As Anti-Hitler-But Fuehrer Is Not Booed |
18 |
| 09/07/1939 |
(Leon) Trotsky Sees New Order-Predicts World Reorganization After ‘Imperialist’ War |
18 |
| 09/07/1939 |
Fate Of Woman Scientist (Dr. Emmy Kleineberger) Worries Colleagues Here (At Waldorf-Astoria-They Fear She Was Sent To A Concentration Camp) |
21 |
| 09/07/1939 |
Doctors War Role Praised As Heroic |
27 |
| 09/07/1939 |
Student Exchange Blocked By War |
27 |
| 09/07/1939 |
Government Buys Its Falling Bonds |
37 |
| 09/08/1939 |
Germans Rush Troops West To Meet French-Saar Is Attacked-Large Tanks Lead Drive |
1 |
| 09/08/1939 |
Polish Army, Intact, Still Defends Warsaw-Nazis Press Poles-Berlin Is Talking Peace-Poles Declared To Have 47 Divisions Still Intact |
1 |
| 09/08/1939 |
Submarines Sink Four British Freighters |
1 |
| 09/08/1939 |
Reich Submarines Raid Allies’ Ships-Liner Washington In Rescue |
1 |
| 09/08/1939 |
Canada Considers ‘The State Of War’ (With Germany) |
1 |
| 09/08/1939 |
‘Suicide’ (Polish) Troops Surrender Westerplatte (Impregnable Polish Fortress) To Germans After Heroic Six-Day Siege |
1 |
| 09/08/1939 |
(British) Raid On Nazi Fleet Called Big Victory-Polish Heroism Praised-Chamberlain Reports To House On Events (Text, P. 2) |
2 |
| 09/08/1939 |
Incidents On European Conflict-Poles Again Report Air Raid On Berlin |
2 |
| 09/08/1939 |
Lack Of War News Stirs London Ire |
3 |
| 09/08/1939 |
Hitler Peace Plan Foreseen In Paris-Press For Firm Policy |
3 |
| 09/08/1939 |
Mexico Sees A Boom In Export Of Metals-Despite Loss Of Sales To Reich |
3 |
| 09/08/1939 |
Pictures: At The Front With The German Army Advancing Against The Poles (U.S. Reports Always Use Polish Place Names!) |
3 |
| 09/08/1939 |
Map: Rich Polish Provinces Over-Run By German Invaders (Must Of It Had Been German Territory Prior To 1918) |
4 |
| 09/08/1939 |
Polish War Plans Seized With General (Janusz Gasiorowski), Nazis Say (Gen. Gasiorowski Was An Associate Of Pilsudski) |
4 |
| 09/08/1939 |
Polish Tactics Vex Nazis-Defenders Accused Of Arming Civilians For Guerrilla Acts |
4 |
| 09/08/1939 |
(Dr. Heinrich) Bruening Fixes War Guilt (On Lack Of Constructive Statesmanship-On Both Sides) |
5 |
| 09/08/1939 |
Czechs Slovaks (In England) Forming Legions-Benes Leads Move In Britain While Envoy Calls Upon His Countrymen In France-Would Overthrow Hitler |
5 |
| 09/08/1939 |
British (Torpedo) Gunboat Studied (At Groton, Connecticut) |
5 |
| 09/08/1939 |
Iraq (Controlled By Britain) Deporting All Germans5 |
5 |
| 09/08/1939 |
Germany Extends Her List Of Crimes-Violation Of New Decrees Are Punishable By Long Prison Sentences Or By Death-All Britons Must Report-French Citizens Not Mentioned In Order |
6 |
| 09/08/1939 |
Commercial Credits To Europe Allowed-President (Roosevelt) Warns They Must Be Of Peace-Time Variety |
6 |
| 09/08/1939 |
War Booms Mine Orders |
6 |
| 09/08/1939 |
Map: Where French Have Crossed German Border |
8 |
| 09/08/1939 |
(U.S. Judge) Bids New Citizens Shun Foreign Ties |
10 |
| 09/08/1939 |
Link German (-American) Bund To (U.S.) Army Officers |
10 |
| 09/08/1939 |
Athenia Survivors Demand A Convoy-Distrustful Of Germany |
14 |
| 09/08/1939 |
Japanese Occupy Tientsin Ymca |
15 |
| 09/08/1939 |
Japanese Suggest Powers Quit China |
15 |
| 09/08/1939 |
Jewish Emigration From Reich Ceases-Only A Few Leave For The United States And South America |
15 |
| 09/08/1939 |
Argentina’s Markets Again Opening To U.S. (‘Formerly Imported From European Nations At War.’) |
15 |
| 09/08/1939 |
Radio Men (Executives Of U.S. Networks) Ponder Coverage Of War (Sarnoff, Paleg, Lohr & Mc Coaker) |
16 |
| 09/09/1939 |
Germans In Part Of Warsaw, Poles Are Resisting-Confusion In City-Warsaw Radio Station Suddenly Silent After German Broadcast |
1 |
| 09/08/1939 |
U.S. Proclaims Emergency To Protect Neutrality-100,000 More Men-Under Peace Limit |
1 |
| 09/08/1939 |
French Drive On, Report Saarbruecken Surrounded-Advance In West-Pillboxes Are Taken-Retreating Germans Blowup Bridges |
1 |
| 09/08/1939 |
Britain Proclaims Virtual Blockade |
1 |
| 09/08/1939 |
Nazi Submarine Barnacled, Crew Unkept; Attacker Of Olivegrove Believed Long At Sea |
1 |
| 09/08/1939 |
Polish Atrocities Charged By Nazis-25 Mutilated Bodies Said To Be Germans Seen In Bromberg By Correspondent (Frederic C. Oechsner Of U. P. Staff)-Total Of 8Oo Is Alleged-Poland Held Unprepared For War (By Germans) |
2 |
| 09/08/1939 |
Map: Warsaw’s Fate In Doubt With Germans At Its Gates |
2 |
| 09/08/1939 |
King (George Vi) Confirms (British) List Of War Contraband |
2 |
| 09/08/1939 |
Gestapo Arrests Many Ex-Socialists |
3 |
| 09/08/1939 |
Benes Declares War For Czech People-Jan Masaryk, On London Radio Announces Action |
3 |
| 09/09/1939 |
Reich Calls Prayers For Victory In War |
3 |
| 09/09/1939 |
Nazi Plot Is Bared (In London) To Seize Rand (South Africa) Gold-Neutrality Scheme In South Africa Spiked By (Jan) Smuts’ Success, Seen As Basis |
4 |
| 09/09/1939 |
Pictures: Type Of French Soldier And Tanks Facing Germans Japan Perplexed By War’s Inaction |
4 |
| 09/09/1939 |
Britain Prepares Rationing Of Food |
5 |
| 09/09/1939 |
Rye, Wheat Flour Rationed In Reich |
5 |
| 09/09/1939 |
British Forbid Pictures By Radio Service To U.S. |
5 |
| 09/09/1939 |
Emergency Proclamation (By Roosevelt)-’Limited National Emergency’) |
6 |
| 09/09/1939 |
Roosevelt Follows War With Maps On Office Wall |
6 |
| 09/09/1939 |
U.S. Plane Orders Reach 3,000 Total |
6 |
| 09/09/1939 |
(Fritz) Kuhn Says British Sank The Athenia-War Laid To Plotting |
7 |
| 09/09/1939 |
Findings Reported In Athenia Sinking |
7 |
| 09/09/1939 |
Russia Reinforces Western Frontier-Fear Of Germans Revives |
8 |
| 09/09/1939 |
Picture: Mrs (Eleanor) Roosevelt Greets A Friend (Mr. & Mrs. Henry Morgenthau, Jr.) Returning From Europe |
8 |
| 09/09/1939 |
(Herbert Lehman & Senator James M. Mead) Plead To (N.Y. American] Legion For United Nation-Sterling Warns Of Peril |
8 |
| 09/09/1939 |
Mexico’s Oil Hopes Now Hinge On Allies |
8 |
| 09/09/1939 |
U.S. Ships In Bermuda Run Asked (By British) To Replace British (Ships) |
8 |
| 09/09/1939 |
Von Papen Has A Reason For Opposition To War |
8 |
| 09/09/1939 |
German Group (The Roland German-American Democratic Society Of Greater New York, Inc.) Here Gives Pledge To U.S.-Local Society Hopes Nazi Form Of Rule Will Vanish |
8 |
| 09/09/1939 |
(Sir Oswald) Mosely Urges Peace (England Could Withdraw From The Conflict At Any Time With Her Empire Intact And Her People Safe) |
8 |
| 09/09/1939 |
Free Poland Trip Is Prize For Essay-2-Year Option On Award |
10 |
| 09/09/1939 |
Faith Needed Now, Roosevelt Says-War Must Not Dim Spiritual Values |
20 |
| 09/10/1939 |
Germans Try To Sweep Around Warsaw Defenders-Poles Holding City-End Near Nazis Say-They Hold Main Force Of Foe Is Trapped |
1 |
| 09/10/1939 |
Main Polish Force Held Not Yet Used (By Edward W. Beattie) |
1 |
| 09/10/1939 |
French Advance Again; Goering Makes Bid To Paris-Wood Won In West |
1 |
| 09/10/1939 |
British Cabinet Preparing For A Three-Year War-Answer To Goering |
1 |
| 09/10/1939 |
Russians Alarmed At Reich Advance |
1 |
| 09/10/1939 |
British Can’t Win Goering Asserts-Adds Paris Was Agitated Into War By London-Frontiers Of ‘14 (For Eastern Boundary Of Germany) Held Reestablished |
1&16 |
| 09/10/1939 |
Negro Regiment Ends Busy Week-Governor (Lehman) At Camp Today |
15 |
| 09/10/1939 |
State (American) Legion Asks Strict Neutrality (In European War) |
17 |
| 09/10/1939 |
Red Cross To Send Supplies To Poles |
18 |
| 09/10/1939 |
Public Is Colder To Vote (Referendum) On War (Gallup Poll-51% Favor. Earlier, 61%) |
19 |
| 09/10/1939 |
Sees War’s End In A Week-Vienna Confident Russia Will Give Poles Coup De Grace |
19 |
| 09/10/1939 |
(Roosevelt’s) Neutrality Steps Meet Law In Full |
20 |
| 09/10/1939 |
German Industry Pressed |
20 |
| 09/10/1939 |
Japanese Premier (Abe) Holds Peace Hope |
23 |
| 09/10/1939 |
Picture: Japanese Good-Will Fliers Here On Round The World Trip |
23 |
| 09/10/1939 |
1,500 Americans Remain In Berlin |
24 |
| 09/10/1939 |
Poland Unyielding, Envoy Tells Britain |
24 |
| 09/10/1939 |
Canada Puts War Beyond All Doubt-Shuts Off U.S. Munitions |
27 |
| 09/10/1939 |
Hail Roosevelt Policies-North Carolina Young Democrats For Cash And Carry Plan (To Sell Armaments Made In U.S.A. To ‘Belligerents’-Meaning Allies) |
27 |
| 09/10/1939 |
Britons (Flying Over Neutral Belgium) Captured By Belgian Fliers-London Speeds Apology |
29 |
| 09/10/1939 |
800-Pound Bombs Blast Poles’ Line |
29 |
| 09/10/1939 |
U.S. Will ‘Be Along Later’ Goering Tells Inquirer |
29 |
| 09/10/1939 |
Nazi Secret Police Help Subdue Poles |
30 |
| 09/10/1939 |
(Fritz) Kuhn (German-American Bund) Pleads Guilty To Speeding Charge-Fined $10, The Maximum Penalty |
30 |
| 09/10/1939 |
(New York Poles) Vote A Day’s Pay Weekly To Poland |
31 |
| 09/10/1939 |
Argentina Fights (British Blockade) Contraband Rules |
35 |
| 09/10/1939 |
Nazis Free 77 Children (To Go To Palestine-Sponsored By Hadssah Zionist Organization) |
35 |
| 09/10/1939 |
Permanent Parley Of Neutrals Asked (By National Peace Conference)-Asks World Government |
36 |
| 09/10/1939 |
Modern Weapons Receive Real Test |
36 |
| 09/10/1939 |
Germany Expects (British) Blockade To Fail |
38 |
| 09/10/1939 |
(Sumner) Welles Is Delegate To Americas’ (Panama) Parley |
38 |
| 09/10/1939 |
Asks Nazi Boycott Go On-Dr. Tenenbaum (Chairman Of Joint Boycott Council Of The American Jewish Congress & Jewish Labor Committee & Federation Of Polish Jews In America) Calls It Urgent To Assure Hitler Defeat |
38 |
| 09/10/1939 |
Slovaks Regain Region (Lost Shortly Before To Poland-Munich) |
38 |
| 09/10/1939 |
Pictures: Surrender Of Polish Westerplatte Fortress (By Polish ‘Suicide’ Troops-Polish Commander Allowed By Germans To Keep His Sword) |
40 |
| 09/10/1939 |
British Proclaim Mastery Of Seas (By Their Fleet) |
43 |
| 09/10/1939 |
Reich Radio Ruse Charged (By Paderewski-Unfair Trick) |
43 |
| 09/10/1939 |
Incidents In European Conflict-Polish Legion Is Created In France |
45 |
| 09/10/1939 |
Mexican Labor Chief Urges Entering (European) War-Destroy Fascism |
45 |
| 09/10/1939 |
Polish Radio Thanks Nazis For Razing Ugly Buildings (In Warsaw) |
46 |
| 09/10/1939 |
Summary Of Marshal Goering’s Speech To Reich Munitions Workers (Picture) |
46 |
| 09/10/1939 |
Ort To Continue Aid To Jewish Refugees |
47 |
| 09/10/1939 |
Swedish Traveler Finds Germany Sad |
47 |
| 09/10/1939 |
Appeal Mein Kampf (Copyright Ownership Vs. Piracy) Suit |
43 |
| 09/10/1939 |
Gitlow Says Ogpu Faked Our Money |
50 |
| 09/10/1939 |
Loss Of U.S. Citizenship Is Urged For Volunteers (In European War By Head Of American Legion) |
50 |
| 09/10/1939 |
The News Of The Week In Review (Map) |
E-1 |
| 09/10/1939 |
Anti-German Cartoon |
E-2 |
| 09/10/1939 |
Germany Is Off Again On A War Of Conquest-Edwin L. James |
E-3 |
| 09/10/1939 |
German Gains In Poland Add To Task Of Allies |
E-4 |
| 09/10/1939 |
Map: The Two Fronts |
E-4 |
| 09/10/1939 |
Cartoons: Anti-German |
E-4,5,&7 |
| 09/10/1939 |
Roosevelt Seeks Unity Before Congress Acts-Expected Swiftly To Lift The Ban On Arms (Shipments To Allied Belligerents) |
E-7 |
| 09/10/1939 |
Grimly, Britain Tackles & Grim Task |
Mag. 1 |
| 09/10/1939 |
Can Civilization Survive A World War? Allan Nevins, Columbia University |
Mag. 3 |
| 09/11/1939 |
Poles Repel Attacks On Warsaw-Capital Battered-Foes In Street Fighting |
1 |
| 09/11/1939 |
Poles Need Planes Moral Is Strong-Casualties No Greater Than Expected-Fall Of Cracow Shortens (Polish Defense) Line |
1 |
| 09/11/1939 |
Nazis Report Trapping Of 2 (Polish) Armies |
1 |
| 09/11/1939 |
French Shift Their Drive In West-Allies Make Gain |
1 |
| 09/11/1939 |
Soviet Preparing For Threat In West-Official Statement Says War Is More Menacing |
1 |
| 09/11/1939 |
Canada Proclaims War On Germany-First Declaration In History Of Dominion |
1 |
| 09/11/1939 |
Incidents In European Conflict-German Mass Desertion Reported In Paris |
2 |
| 09/11/1939 |
Hitler Makes Flight Over Eastern Front; Follows Route Of Retreating Polish Force |
3 |
| 09/11/1939 |
Picture: Mayor Of Warsaw |
4 |
| 09/11/1939 |
Westwall Break Is Held Possible |
5 |
| 09/11/1939 |
Irish Sympathies Lie With Britain-Chamberlain Is Cheered |
5 |
| 09/11/1939 |
Nazis Wage Radio War; Use Polish Wave Lengths (Kattowitz) |
5 |
| 09/11/1939 |
Polish (Legion) Recruiting Begun In Paris (By Polish Ambassador) |
5 |
| 09/11/1939 |
Units Of Empire Rally To Britain |
6 |
| 09/11/1939 |
Picture: Fortress Of Westerplatte |
6 |
| 09/11/1939 |
Australia Ready To Aid (Britain) |
6 |
| 09/11/1939 |
Canadian Proclamation (Of War On Germany-Text-As Of 10th Sept. 1939) |
6 |
| 09/11/1939 |
President (Roosevelt) Puts Ban On Arms To Canada (Text) |
7 |
| 09/11/1939 |
(Rev.) Dr. Poling Urges Shift-Baptist Leader Says United States Must Aid Democracies |
7 |
| 09/11/1939 |
Military Training Proposed For CCC (By ‘High Administration Officials’)-Not Prohibited Bylaw-Strictly Voluntary Basis Is Stressed By Officials Considering Plan |
8 |
| 09/11/1939 |
U.S. Ties To League (Of Nations) Found To Be Close (By Carnegie Endowment For International Peace Headed By Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler Who Is Also President Of Columbia University-John G. Winant Of International Labor Organization Mentioned) |
8 |
| 09/11/1939 |
5 Liners Due Today With 2,500 Aboard |
8 |
| 09/11/1939 |
Ex-Kaiser Enters Denial (Did Not Send Telegram To Hitler As Reported, Warning Him To End The War ‘Since The Disaster Threatening Germany Now Is Greater Than In 1918’) |
8 |
| 09/11/1939 |
Germans Warn Czechs-Enlistment In Any Foreign Army Will Be Regarded As Treason |
8 |
| 09/11/1939 |
26 From War Zone Arrive On Clipper |
10 |
| 09/11/1939 |
(Social ?) Scientists Gather To Study America (In Lima, Peru) |
10 |
| 09/11/1939 |
British Trade Pact Called A Benefit (To U.S. By U.S. ‘Trade Experts’) |
11 |
| 09/11/1939 |
London Prays For Peace |
11 |
| 09/11/1939 |
Conference Held On Turks’ War Plans-Weygand (France) Meets Army Leaders |
12 |
| 09/11/1939 |
Americans Warned Of Being Like Pharisee And Denying Kenship With Nations At War (Rev. C. Everett Wagner, Methodist) |
14 |
| 09/11/1939 |
Civilization Safe Moldencke (Lutheran) Says-Teaching Hate Scored |
14 |
| 09/11/1939 |
God On Both Sides In War (Rev. J. W. Sitt, Presbyterian) |
14 |
| 09/11/1939 |
U.S. Jewish Youth Form New Group (‘American Jewish Youth’)-Affiliates Of (Jewish) War Veterans Pledge Loyalty To Nation; Back Neutrality Stand-’Isms’ Are Denounced-Resolutions Call For Attack On Communism And Fascism |
20 |
| 09/11/1939 |
Shortage Doubted In Wheat Supply |
27 |
| 09/11/1939 |
Dutch See Revision Of (U.S.) Neutrality Act |
27 |
| 09/11/1939 |
Reich’s Economy On Full War Basis |
27 |
| 09/11/1939 |
Domestic Orders Rush Steel Mills-Foreign Bookings As Result Of War Still Are In Stage Of Active Negotiation-Inventories Are Factor |
29 |
| 09/11/1939 |
Peace Urged On U.S. By Jewish (Synagogue) Council |
38 |
| 09/11/1939 |
Advertisement (American Home): Hitler Threatens Europe-But Betty Haven’s Husband’s Boss Is Coming To Dinner, And That’s What Counts |
38 |
| 09/12/1939 |
(Idaho Senator William E.] Borah Opens Fight Over Neutrality (Act Changes To Please Roosevelt) |
1 |
| 09/12/1939 |
Poles Halt Enemy On Wide Front; Warsaw Fights On |
1 |
| 09/12/1939 |
French Continue To Gain In West; Gained Areas Held-Counter Thrust Broken-Major Battle Is Expected Soon |
1 |
| 09/12/1939 |
Poles Unprepared For (Assault) Blow So Hard |
1 |
| 09/12/1939 |
Reich To Intensify Shipping War-Berlin Announces Counter-Blockade |
1 |
| 09/12/1939 |
American Ship (‘Wacosta’) Is Halted And Searched By U-Boat |
1 |
| 09/12/1939 |
Stocks Go Higher; U.S. Bonds Are Sold |
1 |
| 09/12/1939 |
Radio Nets Agree On War Coverage-Pledge Temperate And Responsible Broadcasting Of News (Text) |
1 |
| 09/12/1939 |
Government To Build 20 More Cargo Ships (13,900 Tons Displacement Each) |
1 |
| 09/12/1939 |
$100,000,000 (Canadian) Voted By Canada For War |
2 |
| 09/12/1939 |
Reich To Ration Bread |
2 |
| 09/12/1939 |
Australia Pledges Support (To Britain) |
2 |
| 09/12/1939 |
Allied Diplomats Seek Balkan Peace |
3 |
| 09/12/1939 |
Soviet Seen Ready To Disarm Poles-Reich Success Expected (About Here The Newspapers Begin Taking The Approach Of Showing How Heroic The Polish Defense Was Against Overwhelming Odds Rather Than The ‘Just Wait Until The Poles Start Fighting’ Approach) |
4 |
| 09/12/1939 |
Map: Poles Reported Resisting Invaders ‘On All Fronts’ |
4 |
| 09/12/1939 |
(U.S.) Socialists Oppose War (Norman Thomas, Chicago) |
4 |
| 09/12/1939 |
Sniping Poles Irk German Invaders-Dire Reprisals Intimated For Civilians Who Take Part In Defense Of Homeland-Nazis Broadcast Warnings |
5 |
| 09/12/1939 |
(British Press Photographer, Eric Calcraft) Saw Warsaw Bombed Hourly For 4 Days-Says Nazi Fliers Returned Like Clockwork) |
5 |
| 09/12/1939 |
Map: French Continue To Advance East Of The Saar River-Four (German) Towns Reported Taken |
5 |
| 09/12/1939 |
Netherlands Anti Hitler-Official Neutrality, However, Is Observed |
5 |
| 09/12/1939 |
Neutrals Scan (British) Blockade |
5 |
| 09/12/1939 |
War Shelves Plan For Federal India-Undertaking Is Suspended Until Victory Is Won |
6 |
| 09/12/1939 |
Pictures (German): Damage At Radom (Market Square) And Cracow (Railroad Station) |
6 |
| 09/12/1939 |
Deceived By Own Radio, Four Nazis Are Captured (Made The Error Of Believing Inflated German Claims About Their Advance Instead Of The Polish Claims Which Were True And Drove Foolishly Into An Area Held By The Poles] |
6 |
| 09/12/1939 |
Rumanian Troops Move To Frontier |
7 |
| 09/12/1939 |
Picture: German Wounded Brought Back To Berlin From The Front (By Red Cross Train) |
7 |
| 09/12/1939 |
Incidents In European Conflict (A Daily Series) |
7 |
| 09/12/1939 |
Reich Submarines Sink 4 More (British) Ships (Such Reports Were Printed Almost Daily)-Netherlands Ship Is Lost (Unless One Reads Further That The Ship Was Hit By A Mine In The North Sea, Where England Also Sowed Mines, One Is Tempted To Believe It Was Torpedoed By A German Submarine) |
8 |
| 09/12/1939 |
Picture: (German Battleship) Schleswig-Holstein Bombarding Gdynia |
9 |
| 09/12/1939 |
Business As Usual Is (U.S.) Treasury (Morgenthau) Goal |
10 |
| 09/12/1939 |
Long European War Is Forecast In Tokyo |
11 |
| 09/12/1939 |
Pan-American Action Backed In Columbia (By ‘Tiempo’ One Of Their Newspapers) |
11 |
| 09/12/1939 |
‘Bomb’ (Rubber Balls) Tosser (A British Pacifist] Is Jailed (4 Weeks At Hard Labor, London) |
11 |
| 09/12/1939 |
Expatriate Czechs Forming Own Army (By Stefan Osusky, Czech Minister In France-Says Expatriates Have Declared War Against Germany |
12 |
| 09/12/1939 |
Recruiting Drives Are Started Here-Plan Poster Campaigns |
12 |
| 09/12/1939 |
Be Neutral, Mayor (Laguardia) Warns Public Men-Urges Aid For President (Roosevelt In His Endeavors) |
13 |
| 09/12/1939 |
Neutrality Demand Is Strong In Mexico |
13 |
| 09/12/1939 |
Congress Members Back From Europe (On ‘Kungsholm’]-Three Of Six Are For Neutrality Changes (Easing Of Restrictions For Exporting Arms To Belligerents To Repeal Of Entire Act) |
14 |
| 09/12/1939 |
Hitler And Goering See Army At Work In Poland |
14 |
| 09/12/1939 |
Americans Open Hospital (In Paris For French Soldiers-Will Eventually Hold Perhaps 1,500 Beds) |
14 |
| 09/12/1939 |
Reich Ship Lines Drop Staffs Here |
15 |
| 09/12/1939 |
Picture: Stanley & Joan Rustin Arrive On ‘American Trader’-Father English, Mother Named Rosenthal, From Bronx |
15 |
| 09/12/1939 |
Spain’s Neutrality Signified To France |
15 |
| 09/12/1939 |
League (Of Nations) Is Held Shy Over Intervention (By Geneva Officials) |
16 |
| 09/12/1939 |
War Held Roosevelt Aim-(John J.) O’connor) Warns Of Forgetting Partisanship In Emergency |
16 |
| 09/12/1939 |
Picture: Hitler In Front Of Pilsudski’s Bust (Kielce, Poland) |
16 |
| 09/12/1939 |
(Admiral William D.) Leahy Takes Over Puerto Rico Post (As Governor Appointed By Roosevelt) |
17 |
| 09/12/1939 |
Britain Bars Peace Until Hitler Goes-Eden Pledges Long War (Text) |
18 |
| 09/12/1939 |
Earl Browder (U.S. Communist) Defends (Russian) Pact With Nazis-Neutrality Is Endorsed-18,000 At (Madison Square Garden Rally |
23 |
| 09/12/1939 |
Fresh Rise Scored In Cotton Market |
37 |
| 09/12/1939 |
Zinc Advances ¼ C To Best Level Of Year |
37 |
| 09/12/1939 |
Britain’s Control (Blockade) Hits Our Exports-Increased British Purchases Predicted Of Our Goods For Military Use |
45 |
| 09/12/1939 |
Business Prepared For War This Time (As Opposed To 1914) |
45 |
| 09/13/1939 |
Nazis Say Warsaw Is Encircled-Warsaw Cut Off-Two Drives On Lwow Gain; Poles Assert Foe Is Hurled Back |
1 |
| 09/13/1939 |
French Drive On Saarbruecken-Gain Made In West |
1 |
| 09/13/1939 |
Roosevelt Pledge To (Defend) Canada (Against Attack) Stands |
1 |
| 09/13/1939 |
Chamberlain Flies To French Meeting |
1 |
| 09/13/1939 |
Japan Asks Amity With Soviet Union |
1 |
| 09/13/1939 |
W. & J. (Washington And Jefferson College, Washington, Pa.) Starts Courses On ‘Second World War’ (President, Ralph C. Hutchison) |
3 |
| 09/13/1939 |
Berlin Meat Ration Is Again Cut Down-Now A Pound A Week, Including Sausage-New Cards Ready |
3 |
| 09/13/1939 |
Map: The German Pincers Close On Poland |
4 |
| 09/13/1939 |
(Asst. Secretary Of State & Administration Spokesman Adolf A.) Berle Warns Boom Is Temporary-After War, Need For Economic Revision Remains, He Says |
4 |
| 09/13/1939 |
Nazis Hint ‘Purge’ Of Jews In Poland-Group Europe’s Largest-3,000,000 Population Involved-’Removal’ From Europe Viewed As Benefit |
5 |
| 09/13/1939 |
Map: The French Push On Into The Saar |
5 |
| 09/13/1939 |
Nazi Air Defenses Called ‘Appalling’-British Report Leaflet Raids Show Weakness Of Detectors, Searchlights And Batteries-(British) Approach (To German Targets) Not Registered |
7 |
| 09/13/1939 |
(Victor J. Sudman) Says British Seized (U.S.) Ship |
7 |
| 09/13/1939 |
German Engineers Arriving In Russia-Populace Shows Fears |
8 |
| 09/13/1939 |
(Norman) Thomas Sees U.S. Being Led Into War-Roosevelt’s Policies Will Bring About False Prosperity, He Says-Wall St’s. Part Scored |
8 |
| 09/13/1939 |
Pictures: Damage Caused By German Bombs In Poland |
8 |
| 09/13/1939 |
Poles Resistance Is Held Stiffening |
9 |
| 09/13/1939 |
(Christian Endeavor Delegates) Back Roosevelt On Peace |
9 |
| 09/13/1939 |
Three Phases Give Allies Hope; Moral Cause Adds To Strength-By Jules Sauerwein (Paris-Soir) |
9 |
| 09/13/1939 |
(H. G.) Wells Looks To America-Writer Sees Main Hope Here For A Better Post-War World |
9 |
| 09/13/1939 |
Curfew For Prague Jews |
10 |
| 09/13/1939 |
Poles Erect Bulwark Of Hatred To Resist German Juggernaut-Guerrilla Warfare Behind Front Said To Cost Most Nazi Casualties-Invaders Admit Policy Of Ruthless Retaliation-Otto D. Tolischus |
11 |
| 09/13/1939 |
Franco Bars Spanish Ships From Trade With Any Of The Belligerent Countries |
12 |
| 09/13/1939 |
Drastic War Taxes Imposed In Canada |
12 |
| 09/13/1939 |
Incidents In European Conflict |
13 |
| 09/13/1939 |
(German) Rule In Austria Scored (By Austro-Hungarian War Veterans In U.S.-Reaffirm Loyalty To U.S.) |
13 |
| 09/13/1939 |
Picture: Himmler Is Appointed Deputy Reich Official (Heads All Police In Germany) |
15 |
| 09/13/1939 |
Torpedoes Eluded (British, Omitted In Headline) Ship Brings In 441 (Including Joseph Pulitzer, 3D-Picture With Wife) |
15 |
| 09/13/1939 |
Airlines Abroad Suit Latin America-War Leaves United States Alone In Flights And Sales Of Planes To That Area |
15 |
| 09/13/1939 |
New Zealanders Enlist |
15 |
| 09/13/1939 |
(German) Envoy (Dr. Hans Thomsen) Denies Reich Seeks World Rule-Asserts Poland Is Not Being Invaded To Force His Nation’s Supremacy-Says Britain Caused War-Terms Danzig And Corridor ‘Sentimental Objectives’-Potocki (Polish Envoy) Is Confident |
16 |
| 09/13/1939 |
Reich Gives Warning To Neutral Nations-Says Countries Not At War Must Remain Fair |
16 |
| 09/13/1939 |
(27th International) Congress (On American Matters) Opens In Lima (Peru) |
16 |
| 09/13/1939 |
Berlin Churches Curbed (Publications Curtailed Because Of The Paper Shortage) |
16 |
| 09/13/1939 |
Three Peace Topics For Panama Parley (Neutrality, Protection Of Peace Of The Western Hemisphere And Economic Cooperation) |
17 |
| 09/13/1939 |
Just Peace Urged By Jewish Leaders-Support For Palestine Asked By Rabbis-Prayers To Be Said For Democracies-Rosh Ha-Shanah Messages Express Hope For Defeat Of Dictatorships |
19 |
| 09/13/1939 |
Bail Of (Fritz] Kuhn Aide (German-American Bund) Increased $5,000 |
19 |
| 09/13/1939 |
Hull Felicitates Jews (On Rosh Ha-Shanah) |
19 |
| 09/13/1939 |
(‘Expatriate’) Czecho-Slovaks (Col. Vladimir Hurban, Former Czecho-Slovak Envoy To Washington) Give Medal To (N.Y. Mayor) Laguardia |
22 |
| 09/13/1939 |
Roosevelt Holding Favor Of Democrats (Gallup Poll) |
30 |
| 09/13/1939 |
7,000,000 Jobs Seen In 15 War Months |
45 |
| 09/13/1939 |
Germans Bombing Open Towns-Germans Blame Poles-Announce Aerial And Artillery Penalties In Guerrilla War-Halifax Issues Warning (Text, P. 8)-Britain Threatens To Retaliate |
1 |
| 09/13/1939 |
Nazi Offensive Gains In Poland-Lwow Is Menaced-Warsaw Is Fully Ringed, Berlin Says, But Defenders Tell Of Beating Off All Attacks |
1 |
| 09/13/1939 |
Russia Recalling Ships (Bound For England), Paris Hears |
1 |
| 09/13/1939 |
Congress Called To Meet Sept. 21 On Embargo (Amendment To Suit Roosevelt) Issue (Proclamation Text, P. 14) |
1 |
| 09/13/1939 |
Chamberlain Bars Peace With Hitler-Menace ‘Must Be Destroyed’-Also Would Free Czechs |
1 |
| 09/13/1939 |
German Artillery Is Active In West-But French Report Continuing Advances |
1 |
| 09/13/1939 |
Britain Warns That Reich May Try To Build Submarine And Air Bases In Latin America |
1 |
| 09/13/1939 |
Map: The Saar Basin, Goal Of French Armies |
2 |
| 09/13/1939 |
Allies Deny World Court Juridical Role In War |
2 |
| 09/13/1939 |
Y. M. C. A. To Go To Front (In France To Aid British Expeditionary Force) |
2 |
| 09/14/1939 |
(General John J.) Pershing Urges Full Peace Army |
3 |
| 09/14/1939 |
Poles’ Hopes Fade Reports Indicate-Observers Fear Rout Of Army |
3 |
| 09/14/1939 |
Map: Heavy Fighting Reported In Poland |
4 |
| 09/14/1939 |
Half Of Warsaw Reported Razed In Siege; Polish Radio Says People Refuse To Yield |
4 |
| 09/14/1939 |
Polish Army Communique (From Lwow) |
4 |
| 09/14/1939 |
(American Legion Head, Stephen J.) Chadwick Warns On (U.S.) War Eagerness |
5 |
| 09/14/1939 |
Chamberlain’s Report On Progress Of The War |
6 |
| 09/14/1939 |
Britain Searches (‘Several’) U.S. Merchantmen-Blockade Delays (Over 100) Liners |
9 |
| 09/14/1939 |
Anti-Semites Watched (By N.Y. City Police) |
11 |
| 09/14/1939 |
First Of (‘Athenia’) Survivors Here On A Liner (Many Other Interesting Articles!) |
12 |
| 09/14/1939 |
Reich Owes Mexico $6,000,000 Oil Bill |
15 |
| 09/14/1939 |
(Allied) War Buying Pool As A Price Check |
15 |
| 09/14/1939 |
British To Broadcast Foes (German) Dead (In Attempt To Get Germans To Listen To Bbc To Hear Their Propaganda] |
15 |
| 09/14/1939 |
Eleven Polish Officials Are Said To Be In Rumania |
15 |
| 09/14/1939 |
U.S. Is Main Refugee Hope |
15 |
| 09/14/1939 |
Humane Education Urged By (Herbert) Lehman-Essential In A ‘World Of Force, Cruelty And Injustice’ |
24 |
| 09/14/1939 |
Nazi Greed Scored On Rosh Ha-Shanah |
26 |
| 09/14/1939 |
(Marriner) Eccles Says Large Excess Funds Assure Indefinite Continuation Of Easy Money |
33 |
| 09/14/1939 |
$259,933,867 Gold Received In Month-Below The July Total |
38 |
| 09/15/1939 |
Russia Threatens Poland As Her Defense Crumbles-Partition Revived-Germans Think Soviet Will Enter Poland In Few Days-Germans Rout (Polish) Foe |
1 |
| 09/15/1939 |
French Capture Prisoners-French Push Nazis Back Upon Forts |
1 |
| 09/15/1939 |
Step Toward War Pictured By (Idaho Senator, William E.) Borah If We End (Arms) Embargo (To Belligerents, Text, P. 12) |
1 |
| 09/15/1939 |
Poland Requests More British Aid |
1 |
| 09/15/1939 |
Hull Warns World On Neutral Rights-Stands On International Law |
1 |
| 09/15/1939 |
Pope Begs Powers To Humanize War-Pleads With Belligerents To Spare Civilian Population From Gas And Other Horrors |
2 |
| 09/15/1939 |
Paris Paper Reports ‘Our First Death’ |
2 |
| 09/15/1939 |
15 Reich Universities Closed |
2 |
| 09/15/1939 |
British Fliers Tell Of Kiel Base Raid |
2 |
| 09/15/1939 |
Pictures (German): Fighting In Poland |
3 |
| 09/15/1939 |
Poles To Send Gold Out Of Country |
3 |
| 09/15/1939 |
U.S. Aviator In Action (With French Forces, Steele Powers Of Atlanta, Georgia) |
3 |
| 09/15/1939 |
Neutrals Act For Foes (U.S. For England & France; Sweden For Poland) |
3 |
| 09/15/1939 |
Ruins Mark Line Of Nazi Advance-Survivors Hide In Woods-Towns So Completely Burned Even Their Names No Longer Can Be Deciphered-German Minorities Jubilant |
4 |
| 09/15/1939 |
Map: The German Legions Sweep On Through Poland |
4 |
| 09/15/1939 |
U.S. Again May Aid In War Stalemate-Situation Likened To ‘17-American Help A Possibility If Allied And Nazi Force Are Deadlocked In The West-Col. Frederick Palmer |
4 |
| 09/15/1939 |
Netherlands Decides To Bar All Refugees (Including Jews)-Step Is Taken ‘With Regret’ |
4 |
| 09/15/1939 |
(Prince Ernst Ruediger Von) Starhemberg (Presently In Nice, France) Would Lead Austrians Against Nazis |
4 |
| 09/15/1939 |
Cargo Of U.S. Ship Taken (Confiscated) By British (Phosphate Rock On ‘Warrior’-Already Paid For By Germany And U.S. Has No Further Interest In It) |
5 |
| 09/15/1939 |
(Godfrey D. N. Haggard) British Consul (General In N.Y.) Here Gives Views On War-Denies His Country Seeks To Drag U.S. Into The Conflict |
5 |
| 09/15/1939 |
Stalin Triumph Seen In Nazi Pact; Vast Concessions Made By Hitler (London Report-Apparently Hitler Offered More Than The English!) |
5 |
| 09/15/1939 |
Map: The War In The West-The French Push Into The Saar |
6 |
| 09/15/1939 |
(U.S. Ambassador To Poland, Anthony J. Drexel) Biddle (Jr.) Reaches Rumania |
6 |
| 09/15/1939 |
Germans Worried By Latin America (Conference) |
7 |
| 09/15/1939 |
Public Backs Curb On War Shipping-Strong For Neutrality |
8 |
| 09/15/1939 |
Veterans Demand Wide Conscription-Would Deport 3,000,000 (Illegal Aliens Already In Country) |
9 |
| 09/15/1939 |
Nazis Cease Church War |
9 |
| 09/15/1939 |
Poll Shows Senate For Embargo End; Majority Of 55 To 60 Is Forecast |
13 |
| 09/15/1939 |
Reich Paper (Deutsche Diplomatisch-Politische Correspondenz) Calls Roosevelt Unfair (To Protect Canada From Attack When It Is At War With Germany)-Calls This ‘Unneutral’ |
14 |
| 09/15/1939 |
Hull Neutrality Statement |
14 |
| 09/15/1939 |
Arms Trade Shows Effect Of Embargo |
14 |
| 09/15/1939 |
Britain And France To Do Own Buying Here; (J. P.) Morgan Held Not To Be Their Agent Again (As He Was In Ww I) |
15 |
| 09/15/1939 |
(Barnard) Baruch For Arming To Peace-Time Limit |
16 |
| 09/15/1939 |
Catholic Women Ask Early Ending Of War |
16 |
| 09/15/1939 |
Paris American Club Cheers Polish Envoy (To France)-U.S. Urged To Support Allies With War Supplies |
16 |
| 09/15/1939 |
First Reich Ship Seized Was In Dock At London |
18 |
| 09/15/1939 |
Ships Sunk By U-Boats In Two Wars (A Daily Account Of Sinkings) |
18 |
| 09/15/1939 |
U-Boat That Sank Ship (British ‘Firby’) Sent Sos To Admiralty |
15 |
| 09/15/1939 |
(German) Anti-Nazis (In U.S.) Plan Rally |
19 |
| 09/15/1939 |
Jews At New Year (Rosh Ha-Shana) Study Role In War-Sees Hitlerism Checked (And Palestine Theirs-Mass Flight Of Polish Jews) |
20 |
| 09/15/1939 |
Texas Wool Towns Scored By Buyers |
47 |
| 09/16/1939 |
Russia And Japan Agree On Armistice In The Orient-Threat To Britain, U.S. And Nationalists Feared |
1 |
| 09/16/1939 |
Large Scale Battle Developing On Western Front-Saar Drive Goes On |
1 |
| 09/16/1939 |
Drive In The East Is Slowed-Polish Resistance Firm In 2 Battles |
1 |
| 09/16/1939 |
British Sink Submarines |
1 |
| 09/16/1939 |
Sinkings (Of Ships) Indicated As Off This Coast |
1 |
| 09/16/1939 |
Japanese Bid Seen For U.S. Friendship |
1 |
| 09/16/1939 |
Congress Limited-President (Roosevelt) Wants Quick Session Confined To (Repeal Of Arms) Embargo Issue-A Hint On Blockade |
1 |
| 09/16/1939 |
Plea By (Henry L.) Stimson (Letter)-Former Secretary (Under Hoover) Assails, Neutrality Of Borah-Urges (Arms Embargo To Belligerents) Repeal-(President Of Columbia University And Director Of Carnegie Endowment For International Peace, Dr. Nicholas Murray) Butler Fights (Arms Embargo To Belligerents) Law |
1&8 |
| 09/16/1939 |
Lindbergh Urges We Shun War-Tells Nation That If We Fight For Democracy Abroad, We May Lose It Here (Text, P. 9) |
1 |
| 09/16/1939 |
Diplomats In Poland Ask Their Governments To Protest German Air Raids On Open Towns |
1 |
| 09/16/1939 |
Map: Poles Fight On Within The Closing Jaws Of The German Trap (Germans Almost Solidly On Bug, Across Near Lwow) |
2 |
| 09/16/1939 |
Washington Fears Tokyo-Moscow Pact |
2 |
| 09/16/1939 |
(Polish) Prisoners (Of War) ‘Lent’ To Reich Farmers |
2 |
| 09/16/1939 |
Hitler Assailed (By Germans) Here |
2 |
| 09/16/1939 |
Poles’ Losses Laid To Nazi Air Might-Reveal ‘Franco Tactics’ |
3 |
| 09/16/1939 |
Nazis Reveal Wrath At Report By (Anthony J. D.) Biddle-Say (U.S.) Envoy (To Poland) Is Trying To Involve U.S. |
3 |
| 09/16/1939 |
Rules For Pronunciation Of Polish (Language) Are Explained |
3 |
| 09/16/1939 |
Map: The French Continue Their Slow Push Into The Saar Basin |
4 |
| 09/16/1939 |
French Prepared If Poles Collapse-War Is Seen As Crusade |
4 |
| 09/16/1939 |
Factor Of Attack On Belgium Posed-Basic In Reich Strategy |
4 |
| 09/16/1939 |
U.S. Austrians (Conference Of Austrian Associations) Denies Homeland Is At War |
4 |
| 09/16/1939 |
Says Poles Dropped Arms-Finnish General Quoted By Reds Tells Of Desertions |
4 |
| 09/16/1939 |
Diplomats Cross The Polish (Rumanian) Border-Beck’s Wife Is In Party6 Reich Jails Soap Hoarder-Man Gets 18 Months For Having Laundry Supplies (Valued At 70 Marks-Present Regulations Allow One Stick Of Shaving Soap Every 5 Months & ¼ Pound Of Laundry Soap Per Month) |
6 |
| 09/16/1939 |
Hitlerism Is Laid To Moral Lapses (By N.Y. City Rabbis) |
7 |
| 09/16/1939 |
(Sam) Rayburn Hopes For Peace-Favors Repeal Of (Arms) Embargo (To Belligerents) |
8 |
| 09/16/1939 |
Picture: Under-Secretary Of State Sumner Welles And Wife Sailing For Panama Conference On ‘Santa Clara’ |
9 |
| 09/16/1939 |
(Sumner) Welles Stresses Aims Of Americas |
9 |
| 09/16/1939 |
(Herbert) Hoover Restates Humane War Plea |
9 |
| 09/16/1939 |
Mexico Proposes Hemisphere Unity-But Each Nation Would Be Free To Intervene In Europe If Need Arises, Statement Says |
9 |
| 09/17/1939 |
Nazis Demand Warsaw Give Up Or Be Shelled-Order Gives Poles 12 Hours To Leave |
1 |
| 09/17/1939 |
Soviet Troops Marched Into Poland At 11 Pm-Reich Ministry States That Invasion Has German Sanction-Soviet Pleads Need To Aid Minorities, But Claims Neutrality |
1 |
| 09/17/1939 |
Fierce Battle Is Raging On Western Front-Germans Set Back |
1 |
| 09/17/1939 |
Merchant Convoys Set Up By Britain |
1 |
| 09/17/1939 |
2 Senators Blast (Arms) Embargo Repeal As Leading To War (Clark Of Missouri & Vandenberg Of Michigan) |
1 |
| 09/17/1939 |
Committee (Organization Of The Good Neighbor Committee On The Emigre And The Community) Formed To Adjust Emigres-Mrs. (Eleanor) Roosevelt Is Honorary Chairman-Seeks To Unite All Races-Dr. J. L. Elliott (N.Y. Society For Ethnical Culture) Is Chairman-Society Is Outgrowth Of Session Last |
15 |
| 09/17/1939 |
(Young Republicans) Oppose Our Going To War |
16 |
| 09/17/1939 |
Omaha Gets Nazi (Pro-German) Appeals |
17 |
| 09/17/1939 |
Vast Armaments Urged By (Barnard) Baruch-Quick Action Seen Need |
20 |
| 09/17/1939 |
(Mutual Radio) Asserts (Apologetically) Lindbergh Spoke Own Views |
22 |
| 09/17/1939 |
U.S. (Roosevelt) Felicitates Mexico |
22 |
| 09/17/1939 |
Germans Execute (Shoot August Dickmann, 29, A Jehovah’s Witness) Objector To War (Execution Announced By Heinrich Himmler, A Saboteur Is Also Shot) |
26 |
| 09/17/1939 |
Nazis Charge Foes With Inhumanity-Use Of Mustard Gas Is Laid To Poland And ‘Hunger Blockade’ To British Sea Power (Text In English) |
27 |
| 09/17/1939 |
U.S. War Sentiment Still In Balance-But It Will Grow Sharply If Allies Seem To Be Losing, Gallup Survey Finds-Nazi Defeat Is Expected (By 82% Of Those Questioned) |
28 |
| 09/17/1939 |
Trip Shows Chaos Left By Air Raids-Jerzy Szapiro |
28 |
| 09/17/1939 |
Bomber Raids Here Discounted In War-Col. Frederick Palmer |
29 |
| 09/17/1939 |
Methodists Oppose War (In Letter To Roosevelt) |
29 |
| 09/17/1939 |
Reports Wide Call For Arms (Embargo) Change-Mrs (Eleanor) Roosevelt Is Amazed At Growth Of Sentiment For Revised Neutrality Law-World Aspect Stressed |
29 |
| 09/17/1939 |
Kaiser’s Grandson (Prince Oskar) Is Killed In Action-One Of Eight In Service |
33 |
| 09/17/1939 |
Picture: Germans (Mired) In Poland After The Rains Came |
34 |
| 09/17/1939 |
Reich Red Cross Silent (No Reply To American Red Cross Inquiry) |
37 |
| 09/17/1939 |
Vandenberg Backs Neutrality Law (Text, P. 38) |
38 |
| 09/17/1939 |
Cutting Off Supplies (To Germany) Stressed By British |
38 |
| 09/17/1939 |
Poland’s Despair Saps Resistance |
40 |
| 09/17/1939 |
Map: German Armies Continue Wide Flanking Advances In Poland |
40 |
| 09/17/1939 |
(Liner) Rex Brings 1,820 On Special Trip (James H. R. Cromwell, Husband Of Doris Duke And Later Extreme Pro-Allied U.S. Minister To Canada) |
41 |
| 09/17/1939 |
Map: French Continue Their Saar Attack At Three Points |
42 |
| 09/17/1939 |
Germany Extends Lo-Hour Work Day (To Women And Workers Between 16 & 18 Years Of Age) |
43 |
| 09/17/1939 |
Nazi Use Of Tanks Reveals Strategy |
43 |
| 09/17/1939 |
Map: Western Front |
43 |
| 09/17/1939 |
Hitlerism Is Held Concern Of World (By N.Y. City Rabbis) |
44 |
| 09/17/1939 |
Pictures: Bomb Damage In Warsaw |
44 |
| 09/17/1939 |
Gandhi Urges Britain To ‘Liberate’ India |
44 |
| 09/17/1939 |
(U.S.) Army Division Cut To 10,000 Men Each |
44 |
| 09/17/1939 |
Third Of Reich Doctors For Army |
44 |
| 09/17/1939 |
WPA Adjusting To War |
44 |
| 09/17/1939 |
Aquitania Arrives Armed With 2 Guns |
45 |
| 09/17/1939 |
British Arrest 2 On (Dutch) Liner As Spies |
45 |
| 09/17/1939 |
Edith Cavell Quoted At Athenia Funeral |
45 |
| 09/17/1939 |
Pictures: In Warsaw At Beginning Of Hostilities (Jubilation) And After Bombardment |
46 |
| 09/17/1939 |
Germany Pins Hope On Neutral States |
47 |
| 09/17/1939 |
(Dr. Alice V. Keliher) Urges Schools Fight For Peace-Appeals For Closer Study Of Propaganda |
D-7 |
| 09/17/1939 |
Cuba To Govern Price Of Sugar-Chief Source Of Supply |
F-1 |
| 09/17/1939 |
Farmers See War Easing Surpluses (Of Farm Products) |
F-6 |
| 09/17/1939 |
The News Of The Week In Review (Map German Gains In Poland) |
E-1 |
| 09/17/1939 |
Map: Minorities In Poland (Poles, Ukrainians, Germans, Lithuanians, White Russians & Czechs) |
E-1 |
| 09/17/1939 |
Germans Take Big Lead In Their War Publicity (Successes) Germans Control More Than Half Of Poland |
E-3 |
| 09/17/1939 |
The Theater Of Military Operations On The Western Front |
E-5 |
| 09/17/1939 |
Europe’s War Cuts Mexican Oil Trade (Expropriated From U. S,) |
E-6 |
| 09/17/1939 |
Trade Links Japan To Democracies |
E-6 |
| 09/17/1939 |
Can We Stay Out Of The War |
Mag. 1 |
| 09/17/1939 |
The Men (Generals) Who Lead The Armies (Allies First, Of Course) |
Mag. 5 |
| 09/18/1939 |
Russians Drive 40 Miles Into Poland, Defense Weak-Soviet Push Swift-Towns Are Shelled-People’s ‘Jubilation’ Is Noted |
1 |
| 09/18/1939 |
Polish President (Moscicki) In Rumania-Leaders In Flight |
1 |
| 09/18/1939 |
Warsaw Holding Out |
1 |
| 09/18/1939 |
Moves By Soviet Give Roosevelt ‘War Act’ Question |
1 |
| 09/18/1939 |
Germany Shifting Troops Westward |
1 |
| 09/18/1939 |
Soviet ‘Neutrality’ Stressed In (Polish Invasion) Move |
1 |
| 09/18/1939 |
Soviet Neutrality May Be Accepted |
3 |
| 09/18/1939 |
Retreat Of Poles Changed To A Rout |
3 |
| 09/18/1939 |
Picture: Russian Troop Airplane (Troops Under Wings-Another Shows A Russian Tank) |
3 |
| 09/18/1939 |
Poland’s Army Now Faces Invading Forces On Two Fronts |
4 |
| 09/18/1939 |
Map: Nazi Drive In East Yields 3 Key Points |
4 |
| 09/18/1939 |
Pope Pius Horrified By Russian Invasion; Changes From Aloofness, However, Not Likely |
4 |
| 09/18/1939 |
(Berlin Paper) To Spread Nazi ‘Truth’ (Sic) |
4 |
| 09/18/1939 |
Moscicki Protest Sent To Roosevelt (Claims Germans Inhumane-Picture Of Moscicki) |
5 |
| 09/18/1939 |
Thousands Of Poles Join Army In France-Others Will Be Mobilized (Sic) For Own Force In West |
5 |
| 09/18/1939 |
Australians Rush To Enlist In Army |
5 |
| 09/18/1939 |
Texts Of Molotoff Talks Explaining Military Action (In Poland) |
5 |
| 09/18/1939 |
Paris Sees Stalin In Betrayer Role |
6 |
| 09/18/1939 |
Map: French Repulse Two Strong German Counter-Attacks |
6 |
| 09/18/1939 |
Polish Coal Area (East, Upper Sllesla) Strengthens Reich-Germany Has Captured Big Fuel, Ore Reserves-Exploitation Is Speeded |
7 |
| 09/18/1939 |
(Martin) Dies Urges ‘Purge’ Of Reds And Bund |
8 |
| 09/18/1939 |
Warning To America Voiced In Germany-Congress Is Advised Of Peril In Altering Neutrality (Act) |
8 |
| 09/18/1939 |
Challenges (Idaho Senator William E.) Borah On Isolation (Repeal Of Embargo On Arms To ‘Allied’ Belligerents) Stand-Robert R. Reed Tells Senator Destruction Of Hitlerism Is Vital To Our Liberty-Britain And France Alone Can Hardly Hope To Halt Dictators, He Holds |
10 |
| 09/18/1939 |
Arms Ban (To Belligerents) Upheld By (Senator) Hiram Johnson-Californian Asserts This Is The One Way To Maintain American Neutrality |
10 |
| 09/18/1939 |
(Chamber Of) Commerce Heads Urge (U.S.) Peace Stand |
10 |
| 09/18/1939 |
U.S. Religious Press Against Involvement (In European War) |
10 |
| 09/18/1939 |
Bids Labor To Be Neutral-Executive Of Hosiery Workers Relates Peace To Democracy |
10 |
| 09/18/1939 |
(Father Charles E.) Coughlin Asks (‘Peace Army’) March (On Washington, D. C.) |
10 |
| 09/18/1939 |
Neutrality Urged By Steuben (Society Of America) Chief |
11 |
| 09/18/1939 |
(German-American) Bund Bars Visitors At Fete In Jersey |
11 |
| 09/18/1939 |
Picture: British Troops Off For The Battlefields Of Europe |
11 |
| 09/18/1939 |
List 28 Americans In Athenia Missing |
11 |
| 09/18/1939 |
Nation-Wide Appeal (By American War Relief Committee) To Aid Allies’ (Only) Needy (George Gordon Battle, President) |
11 |
| 09/18/1939 |
Japan Now Drives For China Victory |
13 |
| 09/18/1939 |
Neutral Ships In Mine-Infested Baltic Tell Of Aid From Germans In Dangerous Areas (Picture) |
13 |
| 09/18/1939 |
(Admiral William D.) Leahy (Governor Of Puerto Rico) To Assume WPA Task At Once (For Defense Projects) |
14 |
| 09/18/1939 |
War Forms Topic In Many Pulpits-’America Needs A Bomb Dropped Upon It.’ |
14 |
| 09/18/1939 |
Reich Gathers Polish Laborers |
14 |
| 09/18/1939 |
Peace Unit Ended By Carnegie (Endowment For International Peace) Fund (Headed By Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, President Of Columbia University) |
14 |
| 09/18/1939 |
Business Upswing Found In Survey-Tens Of Thousands Called Back To Jobs |
27 |
| 09/19/1939 |
British Pledge Fight To The Finish Despite Soviet Move On Poland |
1 |
| 09/19/1939 |
Soviet And Reich Forces Meet, Map Polish Partition-Officers In Parley |
1 |
| 09/19/1939 |
500 Lost On British Airplane Carrier Sunk By U-Boat-Courageous Among The Most Useful Craft In Submarine War-Sank In 20 Minutes |
1 |
| 09/19/1939 |
French Advance Within Outworks Of The Westwall-British Join Drive |
1 |
| 09/19/1939 |
Moscow Outlines Polish Partition |
1 |
| 09/19/1939 |
Japan Warns U.S. On Naval Policy |
1 |
| 09/19/1939 |
(Alf M.) Landon And (Frank) Knox Called (By Roosevelt) To Attend Embargo (Repeal) Parley |
1 |
| 09/19/1939 |
Vatican City Paper Terms Russian Invasion Of Poland Cowardly Act On A False Pretext |
1 |
| 09/19/1939 |
Map: French Line Of Saar Attack Is Now Defined |
2 |
| 09/19/1939 |
Lone British Flier Sinks A Submarine |
2 |
| 09/19/1939 |
Courageous Began As ‘Hush Hush’ Ship (Picture) |
4 |
| 09/19/1939 |
8 Hohenzollerns In War |
4 |
| 09/19/1939 |
Irish Veterans Of U.S. Denounce (Fritz Kuhn, German-American) Bund Head |
5 |
| 09/19/1939 |
Map: Double Steam Roller Enclosing The Polish Defenders |
6 |
| 09/19/1939 |
Poles In Great Distress |
6 |
| 09/19/1939 |
Moscicki Asserts Polish Authority-Mass Flight (Of Poles) In Progress |
7 |
| 09/19/1939 |
Allies Prepare To Reject ‘Peace’-Britain And France Working To Line Up States In East To Help Fight Hitler (Peace) Plan |
8 |
| 09/19/1939 |
Poles Used Gas Is (German) Charge (Germans Claim Two Of Their Engineers Were Working At A Bridge At Jaslo, Poland, Sept. 8, 1939 When Mines Set By The Poles Exploded Killing Two And Injuring 12 With Mustard Gas. The Injured Are In A Hospital) |
10 |
| 09/19/1939 |
Russians Bolster Nazis’ Confidence |
11 |
| 09/19/1939 |
Night Brings Home War To Berliners-Luxuries Are Dwindling |
11 |
| 09/19/1939 |
Reich Denies Bombing (Of Open Cities, Etc.)-Says Only Military Objectives Have Been Attacked By Nazis |
11 |
| 09/19/1939 |
Embargo Act Held Against Precedent |
13 |
| 09/19/1939 |
(Idaho Senator, William E.) Borah Sees Allies ‘Pulling Punches’-Idaho Senator Contends There Is ‘Something Phoney’ About The European War |
13 |
| 09/19/1939 |
Red Warship Deal Tied To Democrats (By Witness, Sam Carp, The Brother Of Molotoff’s Wife) |
14 |
| 09/19/1939 |
(William) Green (Af Of L) Urges Neutrality |
16 |
| 09/19/1939 |
German Broadcaster Warns Americans Of British Propaganda To Draw Us In War |
16 |
| 09/19/1939 |
Faith In President (Roosevelt) Urged By (Sidney) Hillman-Tells Hosiery Workers That Roosevelt Can Be Trusted To Keep Us Out Of War, He Declares (See Later And Earlier Entries) |
17 |
| 09/19/1939 |
Poland Will Rise Again, Says Envoy (Potocki)-He Tells Polish Jews Ravages Of Land Will Bear Witness To Invaders Savagery |
18 |
| 09/19/1939 |
Tweedsmuir Sees Long War, Victory |
19 |
| 09/19/1939 |
Russians Oppose Nazis U.S. Attache (At Cernauti, Rumania) Is Informed (By Commander Of Russian Tank) |
19 |
| 09/19/1939 |
32 From Torpedoed Freighter Brought Here; U-Boat Captain Gave Them Gin, Cigarettes |
20 |
| 09/19/1939 |
Only One German Ship In U.S. Port Now; 83 In ‘17 |
23 |
| 09/19/1939 |
U.S. Army Declared Unready For Defense |
23 |
| 09/20/1939 |
Hitler Tells Allies It Is His Peace Or A Finish Fight-Fuehrer At Danzig-Says Britain Forced War |
1 |
| 09/20/1939 |
Britain And France For War Till Hitlerism Is Ended |
1 |
| 09/20/1939 |
Allied Chiefs Meet-British To Hold Belgian Line-Invasion Is Feared |
1 |
| 09/20/1939 |
Russian Navy Reported Blockading Estonian Coast-Baltic Grab Seen |
1 |
| 09/20/1939 |
1,000,000 In Warsaw Defy Nazi Bombing |
1 |
| 09/20/1939 |
President (Roosevelt) Drafts Embargo (Repeal) Message |
1 |
| 09/20/1939 |
Russians Push On Rapidly In Poland-Vilna Taken |
1 |
| 09/20/1939 |
(Lee) De Forest Sees Radio As A Weapon In War |
2 |
| 09/20/1939 |
Map: Raids And Outpost Actions In The West |
2 |
| 09/20/1939 |
(Former President Eduard) Benes Asks Czech Revolt |
2 |
| 09/20/1939 |
Poles’ Main Oil Well Falls To Foe Intact |
3 |
| 09/20/1939 |
Poles Freed By Russians Told To Join Communists (At Kaunas, Lithuania) |
3 |
| 09/20/1939 |
Map: The Last Stand In Poland-Germans And Russians Converge |
4 |
| 09/20/1939 |
Soviet Takes Vilna As Defenders Flee-Terror In City Is Ended-Mobs Looted And Plundered |
4 |
| 09/20/1939 |
10,000 More Poles Flee To Rumania-Entire Cabinet Is Reported To Have Crossed The Border-Jerzy Szapiro |
4 |
| 09/20/1939 |
Few Of 600 Fleeing Czechs Escape Poland; Many Slain, Most Still Wander In Country |
4 |
| 09/20/1939 |
Poles Resist Siege On Gdynia Heights-Make Heroic Stand Against Hopeless Odds-Some Expect British Aid |
5 |
| 09/20/1939 |
English City (Hastings) Orchestra Bans Works Of Wagner |
6 |
| 09/20/1939 |
Courageous’s Toll Now Believed 578 |
8 |
| 09/20/1939 |
5 Nations In North Join In Neutrality-Trade Rights Defended |
8 |
| 09/20/1939 |
Treachery Laid To Russia (By Polish Ambassador To France, Julius Lukasiewicz) |
8 |
| 09/20/1939 |
Columbia Is Urged (By U.S. State Department) To Oust Nazi Pilots |
9 |
| 09/20/1939 |
Japan Bars Arms For German Ships |
10 |
| 09/20/1939 |
Canada Prepares For War Overseas |
11 |
| 09/20/1939 |
5 Representatives (Knutson, Fish, Mc Millan, Rabaut & Short) Urge Neutrality-Warn On Propaganda |
16 |
| 09/20/1939 |
Women Form Group To Keep Out Of War |
17 |
| 09/20/1939 |
Text Of Chancellor Hitler’s Speech At Danzig Professing His Desire For Peace |
18 |
| 09/20/1939 |
Paris Denounces (Hitler’s) Speech As Lying-French Government’s Answer To Hitler |
19 |
| 09/20/1939 |
Text Of The British Official Statement Replying To Hitler’s Speech |
19 |
| 09/20/1939 |
(American) Ambulance Plans (For France) Pushed |
19 |
| 09/20/1939 |
‘Remember Panay’ Called Navy Toast Against Japan |
21 |
| 09/22/1939 |
Says Soviet Aides Swayed (U.S.) Cabinet-’Big Chief’ Is Mentioned-This Was Roosevelt, Testifies Carp Agent, Whose Files Yielded Unsigned Paper |
22 |
| 09/21/1939 |
Nazis Concentrate Forces In West-Troops Pouring In |
1 |
| 09/21/1939 |
Britain Reports Czechs In Revolt (See Benes Appeal Earlier)-’Rioting’ In Prague (See German Report Later)-Wide Sabotage Follows Czech-Nazi Clashes, London Hears |
1 |
| 09/21/1939 |
Brauchitsch Arrives From Poland (Was In Command) |
1 |
| 09/21/1939 |
Russians Advance To Take Grodno |
1 |
| 09/21/1939 |
Pledge To Be Kept, Says Chamberlain |
1 |
| 09/21/1939 |
14 Leaders Urge President (Roosevelt) Not To Drop Neutrality Act; Cash-Carry Plan To Fore |
1 |
| 09/21/1939 |
Allied War Council Shapes Plan In Paris; French Promise ‘Reparation’ To The Poles |
1 |
| 09/21/1939 |
Pope Acts To Aid Polish Catholics (Cardinal Hlond Mentioned) |
2 |
| 09/21/1939 |
Map: ‘Strategic Waiting’ Along Western Front |
2 |
| 09/21/1939 |
U.S. Warships Quit French Base (Villefranche) Hastily-Navy And State Departments Unable To Explain Move |
2 |
| 09/21/1939 |
Reich Oil Supply Found Still Short (With Polish And Baltic Production)-U.S. Output Is Far Greater |
3 |
| 09/21/1939 |
Errors In Tactics Of Poles Admitted-Defense Plan Criticized (In Paris Report)-Nazis Outnumbered Forces Of Defenders 3 To 1-Material Strength Even Greater |
3 |
| 09/21/1939 |
Map: Warsaw Still ‘Endures’-But Poland Is Crushed |
4 |
| 09/21/1939 |
Our Extra Session (Of Congress) Worries Germans |
4 |
| 09/21/1939 |
German Officers Arrive In Moscow |
5 |
| 09/21/1939 |
Reich Thinks Onus Shifted To Britain |
6 |
| 09/21/1939 |
Defiant Warsaw Still Repels Foe |
6 |
| 09/21/1939 |
Picture & Albert Foerster In Danzig |
6 |
| 09/21/1939 |
Refugees Swarm To Neutral Lands-Smigly-Rydz Is Interned (In Rumania) |
7 |
| 09/21/1939 |
Polish Leader (Alexander Prystor) A Suicide |
7 |
| 09/21/1939 |
The Text Of Chamberlain’s Report On War To The Commons |
8 |
| 09/21/1939 |
Paderewski Hails Poland’s Sacrifice |
11 |
| 09/21/1939 |
Germans Honor Slain Son Of Ex-President Of France (Lt. Louis) Paul Deschanel, Killed Near Saarbruecken) |
11 |
| 09/21/1939 |
British Capturing (Confiscating) More Contraband (With Blockade) |
12 |
| 09/21/1939 |
U.S. Sponsors Sale Of Ships To Brazil (Financed Up To 65% By Money From Washington) |
12 |
| 09/21/1939 |
Reich’s Supplies Still Restricted |
13 |
| 09/21/1939 |
(Polish) Witness Described (German) Air Raid On Civilians |
13 |
| 09/21/1939 |
Germans In Rumania Said To Plan Putsch |
13 |
| 09/21/1939 |
Mauretania Here, Armed; Brings 698 (Picture) |
14 |
| 09/21/1939 |
Hull Says (U.S.) Refugees Being Returned |
14 |
| 09/21/1939 |
Comments By Readers Of The (N.Y.) Times On Proposed Changes In (The U.S.) Neutrality Act |
17 |
| 09/21/1939 |
(Dr. Charles A.) Beard, Who Quit Columbia (University), Is Back (Says Reason For Leaving Is Ancient History) |
25 |
| 09/22/1939 |
Roosevelt Asks Congress To Repeal Arms Embargo; He Calls For Unity; A Solemn Message; Hard Fight Indicated As 24 Senators Map Resistance |
1&14 |
| 09/22/1939 |
The President’s (Roosevelt’s) Address |
1 |
| 09/22/1939 |
Rumanian Premier (Calinescu) Assassinated (By Six Iron Guards); Nazi Coup Foiled |
1 |
| 09/22/1939 |
War Prelude Told-Hitler’s Frenzied Course Revealed By British In Blue Book-Secret Notes Given-(German) Envoy (Sir Nevile Henderson) Heard Month Ago Russia Would Share ‘Polish Spoils’ |
1 |
| 09/22/1939 |
Roosevelt’s Plea Splits Party Lines |
1 |
| 09/22/1939 |
Germans Continue To Mass At Aachen |
1 |
| 09/22/1939 |
Calinescu Known As Foe Of Fascism (Photo-Wanted ‘Peasant’s Funeral’) |
2 |
| 09/22/1939 |
Nazis Lay Calinescu Slaying To Britain; Frenchmen Asserts It Is ‘Signed Hitler’ |
2 |
| 09/22/1939 |
British Labor (Party-Herbert H. Elvin) Lays War To Versailles |
2 |
| 09/22/1939 |
Britons Restless In ‘Stand-By War’ |
3 |
| 09/22/1939 |
Polish Submarine At Sea And Armed |
4 |
| 09/22/1939 |
Reich Embassy Aide Has Liberty Of Paris |
4 |
| 09/22/1939 |
Calinescu Death Laid To Reich Aim To Outreach Russia In Rumania (London Report) |
4 |
| 09/22/1939 |
Threat To Liberty Is Seen By Herriot |
4 |
| 09/22/1939 |
Pravda Revives Ire At British Killings (Of 26 Baku Communist Commissars After World War I) |
5 |
| 09/22/1939 |
Map: ‘A Calm Day’ In The West |
5 |
| 09/22/1939 |
Poles Still Resist Nazis In 4 Sectors |
6 |
| 09/22/1939 |
Gestapo On Alert For Czech Revolt (A Revolt Predicted Some Days Earlier By The British) |
6 |
| 09/22/1939 |
Ukrainian Bands Battle In Poland-Entire Villages Looted |
7 |
| 09/22/1939 |
Rumania To Intern Moscicki And Beck (Polish President & Foreign Minister Respectively) |
7 |
| 09/22/1939 |
British Can ‘Out-Horror’ Nazis in The War, Noted Scientist (Professor A. M. Low) Retorts To Hitler Threat |
7 |
| 09/22/1939 |
(Biblical) ‘Ten Commandments’ Bid Germans Rebel-(Clandestine) Radio Station In Reich Broadcasts Means Of Opposition |
8 |
| 09/22/1939 |
(U.S.) Destroyer Hastily Leaves Boston Yard Following Rumors Of A U-Boat Off Coast |
8 |
| 09/22/1939 |
Red Army Occupies Vilna-Lwow Line |
11 |
| 09/22/1939 |
Texts Of The Chief Documents In The British Blue Book On The Developments Leading Up To War |
12&13 |
| 09/22/1939 |
Text Of Present Neutrality Law As Put In Force By President’s (Roosevelt’s) Signature, May 1, 1937 |
15 |
| 09/22/1939 |
Reich Sees Danger In U.S. Policy Shift |
16 |
| 09/22/1939 |
Heavy Guard Kept Around Roosevelt |
18 |
| 09/22/1939 |
Britons Pin Faith On Roosevelt Plan |
18 |
| 09/22/1939 |
‘Cannot He Neutral’ Frankfurter Holds |
18 |
| 09/22/1939 |
U.S. Neutrality Urged By Hosiery Workers (Despite Pleas To The Contrary By Sidney Hillman) |
18 |
| 09/22/1939 |
President (Roosevelt) Speaks In A Solemn Scene |
18 |
| 09/22/1939 |
Editorials Back President’s (Roosevelt’s) Plea (To Change Embargo Of Arms To Belligerents) |
18 |
| 09/22/1939 |
Roosevelt Nears 1936 Popularity (Gallup Poll Says 61% Now Favor Him, 62.5% Favored Him Then) |
18 |
| 09/22/1939 |
‘Real Neutrality: Is Asked By Hull-(Embargo) Act Called Unworkable |
20 |
| 09/22/1939 |
Senator Taft Backs President’s (Roosevelt’s) Appeal (To Change The Neutrality Act) |
20 |
| 09/23/1939 |
Cash-Carry Plan Mapped In Senate; Foes Press Fight-Step By Pittman |
1 |
| 09/23/1939 |
Dutch And Belgians Open Dykes Seeing Threat In German Moves-Allies Flank Aided |
1 |
| 09/23/1939 |
Poland Partitioned By Invaders-Big Slice To Soviet |
1 |
| 09/23/1939 |
Americas To Guard Safety, Says Hull |
1 |
| 09/23/1939 |
Submarines Seen Off Our Coasts (Roosevelt Report) |
1 |
| 09/23/1939 |
Defense For Peace By Armed Might Urged By (Herbert) Lehman |
1 |
| 09/23/1939 |
‘Mutiny’ On Batory In Hudson Averted |
1 |
| 09/23/1939 |
Scores Executed In Rumanian Plot |
1 |
| 09/23/1939 |
Mayor Of Warsaw Describes Slaughter Of Civilians And Destruction Of Capital (By German Bombardment) |
1 |
| 09/23/1939 |
No Elections During War Britain’s Parties Agree |
1 |
| 09/23/1939 |
Allied War Chiefs Meet In England-Supply Plans Approved |
2 |
| 09/23/1939 |
Hull Condoles Rumania |
2 |
| 09/23/1939 |
‘Hitler’ In Play By (George Bernard) Shaw |
2 |
| 09/23/1939 |
German Casualties In East Put At 150,000; French Stress Reich Economic Loss In West |
2 |
| 09/23/1939 |
French More Optimistic |
2 |
| 09/23/1939 |
Canada Sets Rules For Censorship |
3 |
| 09/23/1939 |
Swiss Fire On (French & German Planes |
3 |
| 09/23/1939 |
Reich Takes Most In Dividing Poland-Population Evenly Split-Germans Get 90% Of Coal And Chief Industries-Farms And Swamps For Russia (Map-Compare This Map With The Actual Division Of Poland Officially Announced On Sept 29, 1939, Pp. 1 & 4) |
4 |
| 09/23/1939 |
Landlords Seized (By Russians) In Polish Ukraine-Soviet Trials (Of Landlords) Planned |
4 |
| 09/23/1939 |
Nazi Grip Closing On Life In Poland |
4 |
| 09/23/1939 |
Future Of Poland Worries Vatican-Churches Ruined In War |
5 |
| 09/23/1939 |
Soviet Atheists Now Back Orthodoxism |
5 |
| 09/23/1939 |
Chile Gets U.S. Credit |
5 |
| 09/23/1939 |
Isolationists Map ‘Vigilante’ Drive |
6 |
| 09/23/1939 |
Rations In Reich Cut To New Low Levels-Measure To Foil British Effort To Starve Out Germany’ |
6 |
| 09/23/1939 |
War (Censorship) Curbs Weather Data |
6 |
| 09/23/1939 |
French Use Pigs To Blast Mines In Way Of Advance |
6 |
| 09/23/1939 |
Britain Cautious On Our Neutrality-Both Chance To Buy Munitions Here And Moral Support In War Factors For Allies |
7 |
| 09/23/1939 |
Officials At Prague Scouts (British) ‘Revolt’ Story |
7 |
| 09/23/1939 |
(‘Several Hundred’) Americans Ask To Enlist (At French Consulate) |
8 |
| 09/23/1939 |
Nazi Press Praises President’s (Roosevelt’s) Speech-Terms It ‘Skillful Attempt’ To Reconcile Desires For Peace And For Profit-But Differs With His View-Belief Is That Any Change In Law (Neutrality Act) Would Give Neutrality Conditional Interpretation |
8 |
| 09/23/1939 |
For Neutrality (Act) Revision-State League Of Women Voters Follows Lead Of National Body |
9 |
| 09/23/1939 |
Text Of Hull’s Speech At The (World’s) Fair |
10 |
| 09/23/1939 |
Chileans Endorse Roosevelt’s Views-Press Believes U.S. Neutrality Act Is Unsafe As It Stands |
10 |
| 09/23/1939 |
Mexico Barters Oil To Italy For Rayon |
11 |
| 09/23/1939 |
Noted (British) Evangelist (Rev. Gypsy Smith-Picture) To Conduct Services Here |
21 |
| 09/23/1939 |
Britain Gives List Of Banned Imports (Luxuries) |
29 |
| 09/23/1939 |
Chicago Expects War Trade Boom |
30 |
| 09/23/1939 |
Plan Is Disclosed (In Washington) To Draft Industry-Leaders Would Get Ranks |
30 |
| 09/23/1939 |
Canadian Army Seeks 500,000 Blankets Here |
30 |
| 09/24/1939 |
Senators Prepare First Draft Of Bill To Kill Arms Ban (To Belligerents) |
1 |
| 09/24/1939 |
Dr. Sigmund Freud Dies In Exile At 83 (Near London-Picture) 1 & 44 Nazi Aims Decried At Panama (Conference) Session |
1 |
| 09/24/1939 |
French Repel 3 Counter-Attacks-Nazis Hurled Back-(French) Advance A Mile In Sierck Sector |
1 |
| 09/24/1939 |
Mussolini Would Halt War Now-Rome Silence Ends |
1 |
| 09/24/1939 |
Final Victory Won In East, Nazis Say-Lwow Claimed-Poles Still Hold Out In Warsaw |
1 |
| 09/24/1939 |
Von Fritsch Killed On Warsaw Front-Was Leading A Reconnaissance Patrol (Later, Rumors He Was Killed On Hitler’s Orders) |
1 |
| 09/24/1939 |
War Labor Peace Main A. F. L. Topics-Neutrality Is Put First |
10 |
| 09/24/1939 |
100,000 U.S. Groups To Study The War-Aimed At Propaganda-Y. M. C. A. Council Outlines A Program To Counteract The ‘Emotion And Heat’ Here |
11 |
| 09/24/1939 |
(N.Y. City) Rabbis Here Pray For Peace Abroad-Pleas For Justice Made-Placing Our Own House In Order By Unmasking False Leaders Called A Vital Duty |
13 |
| 09/24/1939 |
Army Is Creating New Mobile Corps |
14 |
| 09/24/1939 |
U.S. Chamber Tells War Boom Dangers |
15 |
| 09/24/1939 |
Educators Debate (Neutrality) Law (Changes Desired By Roosevelt) |
15 |
| 09/24/1939 |
Nazi-Soviet Drive On Congress Bared |
16 |
| 09/24/1939 |
Foreign Coal Orders Are Coming To U.S. (From Scandinavia And Latin American Countries) |
16 |
| 09/24/1939 |
44 Senators Back (Roosevelt-Favored) Embargo Repeal-20 Oppose The Change |
17 |
| 09/24/1939 |
Group To Widen Aid To All War Children |
17 |
| 09/24/1939 |
Poles Not Accepting Scheme Of Partition |
19 |
| 09/24/1939 |
(U.S. Ambassador, Josephus) Daniels Is Hopeful On Mexican (Expropriation Of U.S.) Oil (Property) Case |
22 |
| 09/24/1939 |
Gen. (Smedly) Butler Urges Ironclad (U.S.) Defense |
24 |
| 09/24/1939 |
Bar To Study Neutrality |
27 |
| 09/24/1939 |
(U.S. State Department) Tightens Scrutiny Of Foreign Agents-Exemptions Curtailed (See A Man Called Intrepid) |
29 |
| 09/24/1939 |
Change Favored In Neutrality Act-Cash Basis Also Backed (Gallup Poll) |
30 |
| 09/24/1939 |
Visits Of (German) U-Boats In 1916 Recalled (To Upset U.S.) |
31 |
| 09/24/1939 |
U.S. Cruiser (At Lisbon, Portugal) Gets Sos; Sends Aid (A Destroyer) To British Ship |
32 |
| 09/24/1939 |
(Rabbi Julius Gordon) Traces Biblical Phrases In Roosevelt’s Address |
33 |
| 09/24/1939 |
Search For U-Boats Off New England-Naval And Coast Guard Ships Aided By (Armed,U.S.) Planes, Join Patrol (With Orders To Intercept Any Craft From U.S. Ports Carrying Oil To U-Boats) |
33 |
| 09/24/1939 |
Warsaw Neutrals Escape From City-50 Americans In Group |
34 |
| 09/24/1939 |
Reich Air Strength Put At 16,000 Planes-7,000 First-Line Craft In 480 Squadrons |
35 |
| 09/24/1939 |
‘Crisis’ Duty Laid On Yale Freshman (By Yale President Charles Seymour) |
36 |
| 09/24/1939 |
Italy Is Declared (By Rev. Dr. Joseph F. Thorning) ‘Cashing In’ On War-Is Engaged In ‘Scandalous Profiteering’ Venture |
37 |
| 09/24/1939 |
Czech Disorders Denied By Hacha-Prague Is Found Quiet (The British Had Reported Open Revolt) |
38 |
| 09/24/1939 |
German’s Disguise Fails (In France, Sent To ‘Concentration Camp’) |
38 |
| 09/24/1939 |
German Air Thrust In West Predicted (By Col. Frederick Palmer)-Allies Believed Ready |
39 |
| 09/24/1939 |
40 (Jewish) Refugees Held On Nazi Ship In Vigo (Spain) |
39 |
| 09/24/1939 |
Picture: British Guns Move Through French Countryside On Way To The Front |
39 |
| 09/24/1939 |
Pope Deeply Anxious On Polish Situation |
39 |
| 09/24/1939 |
Refugees Include Many Titled Poles |
41 |
| 09/24/1939 |
Text Of Germany’s Review Of The War In Poland |
41 |
| 09/24/1939 |
Text Of Mussolini’s Speech |
42 |
| 09/24/1939 |
What War Does To Children Shown In Refugee Colonies |
D-8 |
| 09/24/1939 |
Soviet Good Held Little Aid To Reich-Decree Weakens Pact |
F-8 |
| 09/24/1939 |
The News Of The Week In Review (Map) |
E-1 |
| 09/24/1939 |
‘Neutrality’ Is Symbol Of A Confused Debate-Issue Is One Of Security (By Arthur Krock) |
E-3 |
| 09/24/1939 |
Partitioned For The Fourth Time, Will Poland Rise Again (Maps) |
E-4 |
| 09/24/1939 |
Cartoons: British, Anti-German (‘I’ll Carry On Where You Left Off, Dad.’) |
E-4 |
| 09/24/1939 |
Large Map Of Europe-Military & Political Highlights |
E-5 |
| 09/24/1939 |
Allies Gird For War’s Fourth Week |
E-5 |
| 09/24/1939 |
British See Germany Checked In The East |
E-6 |
| 09/24/1939 |
Stalin’s Real Aim Is Not Yet Clear |
E-6 |
| 09/24/1939 |
Doubt Suddenly Arises On Arms Embargo Fate |
E-7 |
| 09/24/1939 |
Hitler Discusses American View (Letter From American Who Has Spoken With Hitler) |
E-8 |
| 09/24/1939 |
Must We Go To War? (Letter) |
E-8 |
| 09/24/1939 |
Arms Embargo Regarded As An Error Of Congress (Letter) |
E-9 |
| 09/24/1939 |
Cartoon: ‘The Picket’ (Anti-German) |
E-9 |
| 09/24/1939 |
Butler, Nicholas Murray, Across The Busy Years, Vol. I, Charles Scribner’s Sons. N.Y.-’America And President Butler’ (Vita-Picture) |
Book 1 |
| 09/24/1939 |
The Poilu (French Soldier) Is Back At His Old Job |
Mag. 1 |
| 09/24/1939 |
The Fundamental Issue-The Englishman Says, ‘We Failed To Finish The Job Last Time, And We’ve Got To Do It Over.’ The German: ‘England Is Trying Once More To Encircle And Check The Reich.’ |
Mag. 3 |
| 09/24/1939 |
Hitler’s Heirs (Goering & Hess) |
Mag. 4 |
| 09/24/1939 |
Thunder In The Senate (Anti-Interventionists) |
Mag. 10 |
| 09/24/1939 |
Conquest Of A Nation (Poland) |
Roto. 1 |
| 09/25/1939 |
New Draft Ready Of Neutrality Act; Ends Ban On Arms-Terms More Rigid |
1 |
| 09/25/1939 |
Legion Exhorted To Protect Nation For Role In World-Neutrality Stand Varied |
1 |
| 09/25/1939 |
Nazi Guns And Planes Razing Warsaw; Half Of City Is In Flames, 1,000 Slain-Poles Fighting On-Report City ‘Practically In Ruins’-Hospitals And Churches Hit |
1 |
| 09/25/1939 |
British Expect New Reich Peace Drive-Await Hitler Bid |
1 |
| 09/25/1939 |
3Oo-Mile Sea Limit In Americas Urged (At Panama Conference) |
1 |
| 09/25/1939 |
(A. J. Drexel) Biddle Says Nazis Used 5,000 Planes-Eleven Bombs Dropped Near His House Outside Warsaw-(U.S.) Flag Attracted Fliers |
2 |
| 09/25/1939 |
Niemoeller Volunteers For U-Boat Service; Nazis Reject Imprisoned Pastor’s Offer |
2 |
| 09/25/1939 |
Cites Dictators’ Aid-Dr. R. M. Hutchins (University Of Chicago) Says They Have Driven Educators Here |
2 |
| 09/25/1939 |
Map: Shells And Bombs Devastate Warsaw |
2 |
| 09/25/1939 |
British Now Ready To Go Into Action (Look Out! Everybody!)-Picturesque Touch Given |
3 |
| 09/25/1939 |
Attack Is Resumed By French Patrols |
4 |
| 09/25/1939 |
Goebbels Repeats Pledge To Neutrals (Germany Will Strictly Observe The Rights Of Neutrals) |
5 |
| 09/25/1939 |
German Soldiers Rallied By Churches |
6 |
| 09/25/1939 |
Nazis Cite Power Of Reich Industry-Plane Output Is Needed |
6 |
| 09/25/1939 |
Americans Back Aid To Polish Refugees |
6 |
| 09/25/1939 |
Reports Palestine Rush (Baruch Zuckerman, Vice President Of The World Zionist Organization Says 1,200 Or More Illegal Immigrants Per Week Are Arriving In Palestine. British Have Modified Their Attitude And Refugees Are Being Taken To ‘Concentration Camps’ But Almost Immediately Freed Again) |
7 |
| 09/25/1939 |
Shortage Of Butter Admitted By Britain |
7 |
| 09/25/1939 |
President (Roosevelt) Hurries To Arms Ban Fight |
8 |
| 09/25/1939 |
Lifting Embargo Seen Step To War (By Nevada Senator, Patrick A. Mc Carran At Peace Rally) |
8 |
| 09/25/1939 |
Congress Is Urged To Stay In Session (By Women’s Committee To Keep U.S. Out Of War) |
8 |
| 09/25/1939 |
(Norman Thomas) Asks Arms Ban On Soviet |
8 |
| 09/25/1939 |
Poles In France Called (To Volunteer For French Army) |
9 |
| 09/25/1939 |
Fight On (War) Profiteers Is Pledged By (A. F. L.’s William) Green |
9 |
| 09/25/1939 |
(Episcopal Bishop, William T.) Manning Assails Reich And Russia |
10 |
| 09/25/1939 |
(Father Charles E.) Coughlin Urges Embargo (Retention) |
10 |
| 09/26/1939 |
Cash-Carry Plan On All War Trade Ready For Senate |
1 |
| 09/26/1939 |
Dies Group To Ask (Fritz) Kuhn Indictment As False Witness |
1 |
| 09/26/1939 |
American Nations Would Ban Search Of Coast Shipping-U.S. Offers Assistance-(Sumner) Welles Proposes Loans To Develop) Resources And Stabilize Currencies |
1 |
| 09/26/1939 |
French Shell Reich Forts On Rhine As Nazi Troops Mass Near Basle; Fire On New Front-French Win Air Combat |
1 |
| 09/26/1939 |
Soviet Army At Estonian Frontier-Activity In Moscow |
1 |
| 09/26/1939 |
Germans Expect Added Soviet Aid |
3 |
| 09/26/1939 |
Palestine Aids British-Enrollment Of 120,000 There For Defense Is Reported |
3 |
| 09/26/1939 |
Poles Still Fight As Warsaw Burns |
4 |
| 09/26/1939 |
Nazi Soldiers Get Copies Of ‘Ten Commandments’ (How They Must, As Soldiers, Behave) |
4 |
| 09/26/1939 |
Paderewski Urged As Poles’ New Head-Americans Aid Refugees |
5 |
| 09/26/1939 |
British Denounce Reich White Book (See Earlier Entry)-Attempt To Fake Pictures-Vital Omissions Charged |
9 |
| 09/26/1939 |
New Leaflet Raid Staged By British-Blockade Warning Given (German-American) Bund Holds Meeting As ‘Patriotic Club’ |
12 |
| 09/26/1939 |
Dr. Sheehy (Catholic) Favors Ending Embargo |
13 |
| 09/26/1939 |
President (Roosevelt) Rejects Appeal To Public (On The Repeal Of The Neutrality Act To His Satisfaction)-Stands On His Unity Plea |
14 |
| 09/26/1939 |
Text Of Measure To Repeal Arms Ban And Substitute ‘Cash And Carry’ |
15 |
| 09/26/1939 |
Text Of Address By (Sumner) Welles Before Inter-American Parley At Panama |
16 |
| 09/26/1939 |
Spellman Warned On (Father Charles E. Coughlin’s) Christian Front |
24 |
| 09/26/1939 |
British ‘Blacklist’ Is Received Here-Nearly 300 Names Cited-No U.S. Firms Included |
40 |
| 09/27/1939 |
Russo-German Pact To Dominate Balkans Seen In Moscow Parley-2D Ribbentrop Trip |
1 |
| 09/27/1939 |
Repeal Foes Limit Issue To Embargo; Hit Proposed Bill-(California’s Senator Hiram] Johnson ‘Expects To Win’ |
1 |
| 09/27/1939 |
France Puts Ban On Communism-Paris Hushes Reds |
1 |
| 09/27/1939 |
Churchill Reports U-Boats On The Run (Text, P. 4) |
1 |
| 09/27/1939 |
French Artillery Pounds West Wall |
1 |
| 09/27/1939 |
(Alfred E.) Smith Backs Roosevelt On Neutrality Change |
1 |
| 09/27/1939 |
Foreigners Taken On West Wall Trip-1,000,000 Troops Massed |
3 |
| 09/27/1939 |
German Labor Corps Drafts 60,000 Girls-Most Of Them Will Replace Soldiers In Farm Tasks |
3 |
| 09/27/1939 |
Text Of Chamberlain’s Report On The War To House Of Commons |
5 |
| 09/27/1939 |
Warsaw Stormed By Nazi Besiegers |
5 |
| 09/27/1939 |
Propaganda Here Barred By Briton (See A Man Called Intrepid |
5 |
| 09/27/1939 |
Bermuda’s Role In War |
5 |
| 09/27/1939 |
Russians Advance To Land Nazis Won |
7 |
| 09/27/1939 |
Underwriters Weigh Risk In (British) Blacklist |
7 |
| 09/27/1939 |
(K.L M.) Airliner Passenger Is Slain Off Germany (Berlin Regrets Attack) |
8 |
| 09/27/1939 |
United Fight Urged On Alien Ideologies (By Sons Of America) |
9 |
| 09/27/1939 |
British Crew Sends Beef To German Ship (Both In Boston Harbor) |
10 |
| 09/27/1939 |
Britain And Germany Alive On Contraband (Germany Reciprocates) |
10 |
| 09/27/1939 |
Polish Treasure Saved (By 60 Trucks [U.S. Gold?]) |
11 |
| 09/27/1939 |
War Propaganda Meets Skepticism-Most (U.S.) Faith In Allies |
14 |
| 09/27/1939 |
(12) Refugee Jews Here; Five Weeks On Way |
14 |
| 09/27/1939 |
(Harvard University President, Dr. James B.) Conant Confident World Will Go On |
15 |
| 09/27/1939 |
Republicans Back Roosevelt (Neutrality Act Amendment) Stand-Upholds Cash-Carry Plan-Warns Against Joining War |
16 |
| 09/27/1939 |
No Lasting Good Seen In War Boom |
37 |
| 09/28/1939 |
Mediation By U.S. Suggested In China |
1 |
| 09/28/1939 |
(Nevada Senator, Key) Pittman Predicts ‘Cash-Carry’ Law; Support Growing |
1 |
| 09/28/1939 |
Warsaw, A Shambles, Surrenders (To Col. Rommel)]-20-Day Siege Ends-3,000 Slain In 24 Hours-Blazing Capital Faced Famine And Pestilence |
1 |
| 09/28/1939 |
British Taxed 37½% Of Income For War |
1 |
| 09/28/1939 |
Nazi Planes Raid The British Fleet |
1 |
| 09/28/1939 |
Slovaks Will Get Land-Parliament Prepares To Force The Jews To Sell |
4 |
| 09/28/1939 |
First British Envoy To Ireland Is Named |
4 |
| 09/28/1939 |
Poland Is Feudal Says Lloyd George |
5 |
| 09/28/1939 |
(Sumner) Welles For Loans To Latin Americas |
8 |
| 09/28/1939 |
Asks Lifting Of (U.S. Army) Embargo |
8 |
| 09/28/1939 |
France Buries First Dead (Sgt. Clement Sarantyn) |
9 |
| 09/28/1939 |
(Allied) Blacklist Protest By Americas Urged (At Panama Conference)-Map Of Proposed Neutrality Patrol Of Americas |
9 |
| 09/28/1939 |
First Lady (Eleanor Roosevelt) Urges Repeal Of Arms Embargo; Holds Neutrality And Third Term Unrelated |
11 |
| 09/28/1939 |
(Columbia University’s President, Dr. Nicholas Murray) Butler (Also Head Of Carnegie Endowment For International Peace) Puts Issue Up To Reich Public-It Alone Can Save World By Wrecking Its ‘Mad Tyrant’ (Text) |
14 |
| 09/28/1939 |
Legion For Arming To Stay Neutral |
15 |
| 09/28/1939 |
Armed (Allied) Ships Here Viewed As Danger |
16 |
| 09/28/1939 |
Brazil To Transfer Gold In Britain To This Country |
17 |
| 09/28/1939 |
WPA Head Warns Against Boom Hope |
18 |
| 09/28/1939 |
National Group Formed Here For Polish Relief (‘Commission For Polish Relief, Inc.’-Headed By Dr. Henry Noble Mac Cracken-Picture) |
27 |
| 09/29/1939 |
Reich And Soviet Join For Peace Or War; No Buffer State; New Pact Warns Allies-Thereafter ‘Steps’-(Polish) Frontier Is Fixed (See Reported Boundary Sept. 23, 1939, P.4)-Russia Agrees To Give Germany Supplies On Extended Time (Texts, Pp. 1 & 4-Map) |
1 |
| 09/29/1939 |
Estonia Gives Moscow Sea And Air Bases-Tallinin Gives Way |
1 |
| 09/29/1939 |
Last Warsaw Fort (Modlin) Yields To Germans |
1 |
| 09/29/1939 |
British Flying Boat Escapes From Iceland; Danes Protest, Alleging Breach Of Parole |
1 |
| 09/29/1939 |
German Attacks In West Repulsed |
1 |
| 09/29/1939 |
Hamilton Opposes ‘Partisanship’ Bar (As Desired By Roosevelt) |
1 |
| 09/29/1939 |
Reich Denies Part In Estonian Move (By Russia) |
4 |
| 09/29/1939 |
(General Wladislas) Sikorski Heads Poles’ Recruiting In France-Former Premier (Essentially Living In Exile) Hopes To Raise From 6 To 10 Divisions |
5 |
| 09/29/1939 |
Tells Shortage Here In Five War Minerals |
6 |
| 09/29/1939 |
(A. J. Drexel) Biddle ‘Talk’ Gets Berlin’s Attention-Purported Phone Conversation From Rumania With Bullitt In Paris Is Published-Bullitt Calls It False-Bullitt Charges Inventions-’News’ To State Department |
8 |
| 09/29/1939 |
Text Of Senate Committee’s Neutrality Bill (As Amended) |
10 |
| 09/29/1939 |
Repeal Foes Plan Strategy For Fight |
12 |
| 09/29/1939 |
Nazi Press Differ On U.S. Neutrality |
12 |
| 09/29/1939 |
Survey Finds (63% Of) U.S. Fears Nazi Attack (If British & France Lose-Gallup Poll) |
13 |
| 09/29/1939 |
(Membership) Rolls Of Bund Demanded By Dies |
13 |
| 09/29/1939 |
Kelly, Legion Head Opposes War Entry-Reds, Bund Condemned |
14 |
| 09/30/1939 |
Britain And France Spurn Nazi-Soviet Peace-London Shuns (Peace Offer) Bait |
1 |
| 09/30/1939 |
Formal Offer By Mussolini Now Expected-Germans Jubilant-Russians Worried-Italians Display Growing Anxiety |
1 |
| 09/30/1939 |
(Fritz) Kuhn, Bail Now $50,000 Jailed; (German-American) Bund Leader Said To Plan Fight |
1 |
| 09/30/1939 |
Reich Guns Active At Saarbruecken-No Major Action Likely |
3 |
| 09/30/1939 |
Nazi Withdrawal In East Continues |
3 |
| 09/30/1939 |
Map: How Poland’s Neighbors Divide Her |
3 |
| 09/30/1939 |
Casualties At Front Slight For French (And English!) |
3 |
| 09/30/1939 |
Reich Grain Imports Total 10,000,000 Tons |
3 |
| 09/30/1939 |
Blunt Paris ‘No’ To Foe Expected (On Possible Peace Proposal From Germany) |
6 |
| 09/30/1939 |
Picture: General Wladislas Sikorski |
6 |
| 09/30/1939 |
Amnesty Is Offered French Army Deserters And Service Evaders Who Register Here Now (No Mention Of Such Courtesy Being Extended To The German Government!) |
6 |
| 09/30/1939 |
Poles Will Form Cabinet In (Paris) France |
6 |
| 09/30/1939 |
Rich German Heir Killed (On Polish Front, A Prince) |
6 |
| 09/30/1939 |
Kaiser Is Reticent On European War |
6 |
| 09/30/1939 |
(Polish) Jewish Camp Set Up (By Germans At SachsenhauseN-2,000 Men, Women Left At Liberty) |
6 |
| 09/30/1939 |
‘Inevitable War’ Decried To W. C. T. U |
7 |
| 09/30/1939 |
(Communist, William Z.) Foster Refuses Aid If U.S. Enters War |
7 |
| 09/30/1939 |
Reich Chief Gainer In Polish Division |
7 |
| 09/30/1939 |
Pope Will Address Poles Today; Hopes For End Of Nazi Occupation |
7 |
| 09/30/1939 |
War Stirs (Paper, Wood) Pulp Demand |
7 |
| 09/30/1939 |
Won’t Enter War, President (Roosevelt) Repeats-No Ideas On Peace Moves |
8 |
| 09/30/1939 |
Secrecy Ordered On (U.S.) Warship Moves-Censorship Is Avoided |
8 |
| 09/30/1939 |
German Ships Hunted-British Warships Patrol West Coast Of South America (Report From Bogota, Columbia-They Are Apparently Operating A Flotilla Out Of Columbia-Inside The Declared ‘Neutrality Zone.’) |
8 |
| 09/30/1939 |
British Receiving No U.S. Newspapers-Trouble Is Laid To Difficulties Of Transport Rather Than A Bar |
8 |
